Groups Gather At Club For Lunch During Tourney
The Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts such Dutch treat luncheons as spectators follow the state golf tournament. The west porch and dining room see feminine spectators and small groups, with four to six for Dutch treat parties. Mrs Clare R Marshall entertains in honor of Mrs Fred Pownall and Mrs Dean Lierle of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Clare R Marshall
Pleasant Drive
Fred Pownall
Dean Lierle
Iowa City
Mrs Ainslie of Spokane Feted by Cedar Rapids Friends
Mrs George B Ainslie of Spokane Washington a former Cedar Rapids resident with her daughter Josephine visits Mr and Mrs L C Chadima 2205 Washington Ave SE and is honored at several affairs Monday afternoon Mrs S Harris invited neighbors for tea Tuesday noon Mrs Charles Roberts hosted a dessert luncheon at 1759 B Ave NE Dr and Mrs F G Murray at 1829 B Ave NE will entertain about 20 friends Friday in honor of Professor and Mrs George W Bryant bound for Drummond Michigan and in honor of Mrs Ainslie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B Ainslie
Spokane
Wash
Cedar Rapids
Josephine
L. C. Chadima
Washington Avenue
S . Harris
Ainslie
Charles Roberts
Avenue
F G. Murray
B Avenue NE
George W Bryant
Drummond, Mich
Franken luncheon hosted by Mrs and Miss Franken
Twenty six friends of Mrs Ed win Franken and Miss Katherine Franken were entertained at a luncheon at the Franken home on Wednesday. Out-of-town guests included Mrs J Ruskin Jones of Grand Rapids and Mrs Anna Longacre of Allentown, visiting their daughter and niece Mrs Dwight Krumholtz and Mrs John Moran of Spokane visiting Mrs Margaret Hall in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Franken
Katherine Franken
Hillcrest Drive
Franken
J. Ruskin Jones
Grand Rapids
Mich
Anna Longacre
Allentown
Dwight Krumholtz
Fifth
Avenue
John Moran
Spokane
Wash
Margaret Hall
Park Terrace SE
Family returns from St. Louis visit
Mrs Agnes Royce and Billy Shuttleworth returned Wednesday morning from St. Louis where they visited Mr and Mrs Stephen Gribble. Mrs Royce is mother of Mrs V Craven Shuttleworth of 1801 Second Avenue SE and Billy is the Shuttleworths' son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Agnes Royce
Billy Shuttleworth
Stephen Gribble
Royce
V Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
Billy
Shuttleworths
Betty Moore Leaves For Des Moines Visit
Miss Betty Moore of 536 Knollwood Drive SE travels to Des Moines for a week to ten days staying at the James W. Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Moore
Knollwood Drive
Des Moines
James W. Davis
Hutchinsons Entertain At Dinner For McRaith Sisters
Mr and Mrs F D Hutchinson host a dinner at the Commonwealth tea room this evening in honor of Miss Helen and Miss Abigail McRaith of Portland Oregon visiting their brother J F McRaith and Mrs McRaith of Woodland Drive SE. The McRaith sisters arrived last week and will travel to Iowa City Thursday to visit friends before returning to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Hutchinson
Park Terrace SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Helen
Abigail McRaith
Portland
Ore
J F. MecRaith
McRaith
Woodland Drive
Misses McRaith
Iowa City
Oregon
Gallery Lingers At State Golf Tourney Country Club
Spectators enjoy the state golf championship at the Country Club with Mrs J Max Widmer and Mrs Charles Shackell witnessing a bench collapse while watching putts on the eighteenth green. Ira Allen of Des Moines wowed crowds with a tree ricocheted shot to near the pin on the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Max Widmer
Charles Shackell
Marvin Wright
Blossom Kirk
Lorton Stubbs
Battery
Ira Allen
Des Moines
Clare Marshall
Henry Files
Richard Killian
Donald Barnes
Will J. Price
Ben H. Witwer
Wayne J. Foster
Morgan Foster
E. R. Moore
Jim Davis
J. J. Vavra
Johnny Vavra
Helen Larimer
Nancy Rendleman
Davenport
Rosemary Roth
Margaret Larimer
Mildred Carlton
Adrian Hoblitzell
Mary Stubbs
Cook Guests At Lamson Home In Iowa Tourney Week
George Cook of Ottumwa plays in the state poll tournament and is a guest of Bob Lamson at 231 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE. Mr Cook and Mrs Lamson are Phi Kappa Psi fraternity brothers at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cook
Ottumwa
Bob Lamson
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Cook
Mrs. Lamson
Phi Kappa Psi
University of Iowa
Miss Antoinette Carroll Returns Home From Visit
Miss Antoinette Carroll of Lan sing returned Tuesday to her home after visiting Mr and Mrs B B Hickenlooper at 814 Twenty first street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Carroll
Lansing
Hickenlooper
Twentyfirst Street
Doctor McConkie Visits Brooklyn Man and Mother
Dr E Bruce McConkie of Brooklyn will make a short visit Tuesday with his mother Mrs W A McConkie at 1636 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bruce McConkie
Brooklyn
W A. McConkie
First Avenue E
Davis Family Departing for Omaha Honored at Local Affairs
Mr and Mrs Harold Davis of 1709 Eighth Avenue SE and their family will leave Saturday for Omaha for several months. They were honored at a luncheon Tuesday hosted by Mrs David Whittingham at the home of Mrs Clarence Kramer with guests including Mrs J T Monsillon and others, and gifted. A Monday evening reception at Daniels Park extended further gifts and good wishes from neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Davis
Eighth Avenue SE
Omaha
Davis
David Whittingham
Clarence Kramer
Fifth Venue
J. T Monsillon
George E Davis
Bertha I Spencer
Henry Stearns
Edward Kapp
Ladies Day at Kenmore Golf Club Highlights
Seventeen competitors took part on Tuesday with Mrs RJ Vorkoper earning medalist honors at 92. Mrs O W Esslinger won the putting and approaching contest while Miss Mary Frances Lee and Miss Marcella Misak tied for most fives. Mrs Frank F White claimed the most sixes and Mrs L H Jacobson had the most sevens. Bridge followed golf with Mrs A H Boileau organizing and Mrs HH Morhead leading the golf committee with Mrs H L Robertson heading the bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore Golf Club
RJ Vorkoper
O W Esslinger
Mary Frances Lee
Marcella Misak
Frank F White
L. H Jacobson
A H Boileau
HH. L. Mor
Mary Ellen Stickles Leaves for Springfield Visit
Mary Ellen Stickles and her grandmother Mrs W. W Ray depart from 213 Sixteenth Street SE for Springfield Missouri to visit her mother Mrs Pauline Ragsdale who formerly lived in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Stickles
W. W Ray
Sixteenth Street
Springfield
Pauline Ragsdale
Junior Art Club Visits Cedar Rapids Hosts
The Junior Art club hosted visiting guests Dr and Mrs E A Palmquist of Philadelphia and their son Charles at Mrs Sydney E Sinclair’s home 2233 First Avenue E Tuesday evening. Palmquist party traveled en route to the west and were friends of Dr and Mrs Howell St Vincent. They arrived Monday evening and departed Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney E Sinclair
First Avenue E
Caroline Soutter
E. A. E. Palmquist
Philadelphia
Charles
Cedar Rapids
Jacobs family reunion draws Cedar Rapids group to Burlington
Cedar Rapids residents attended a Jacobs family reunion in Burlington with 34 people from Galesburg Quincy and Lima U1. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George O Jacobs Miss Anna Jacobs Marion and Billy Jacobs Mr and Mrs John Randa Helen and Grace Randa Mr and Mrs Fred E Bishton Mrs Barbara Randa Mrs Mary Swangler and Miss Gladys Swangler Mrs Milo Randa and her daughters of Tipton. The next reunion will be held at Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Jacobs
Galesburg
Quincy
Lima
Tipton
George O. Jacobs
Anna Jacobs
Marion
Billy Jacobs
John Randa
Helen
Grace Randa
Fred E. Bishton
Barbara Randa
Mary Swangler
Gladys Swangler
Milo Randa
Keokuk
Picnic Supper for Crandie Display Club Members
Members of the Crandie Display club and their wives met for a picnic supper on the Rainbow Inn roof garden at Sheftie's boat house Tuesday evening. The group included thirty from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. After dinner they enjoyed a boat ride by F. E. Corey. The next meeting will be in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandie Display Club
Rainbow Inn
Sheftie's
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
F. E. Corey
Aunt Het Uses Gossip for Entertainment Value
Amy trains her girls to spill secrets for Aunt Het who seeks only the show. The narrator notes Het’s lack of interference, framing the dynamic as a source of amusement rather than guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Democratic Women to Meet in Clinton Iowa
A meeting of the Democratic women of Iowa's Second congressional district is set for July 11 in Clinton. Mrs. June Fickel state vice chairwoman and regional director and Mrs. Lawrence Smith district committeewoman will lead the event with county chairmen on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Linn County
June Fickel
Lawrence Smith
Fickel
Washington
Iowa
Keefer-Pesshek Wedding Planned for Okoboji Couple
Mrs Ethel Keefer of Stanwood announces the marriage of her daughter F Opal Keefer to Joseph E Peshek of Okoboji South Dakota son of Mr and Mrs John Peshek of Solon The ceremony occurred Saturday July 6 at 4 pm officiated by Rev R V Clearwaters Calvary Baptist Cedar Rapids The bride wore a lavender suit and carried tea roses and gypsophila Attendants were her sister Mrs Anton Sasek and Miss Mary K Peshek They will reside at Okoboji SD after September 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Keefer
Stanwood
F. Opal Keefer
Joseph E. Peshek
Okoboji
S. D
John Peshek
Solon
R. V. Clearwaters
Calvary Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
Anton Sasek
Mary K. Peshek
Miss Pauline Huston and Marjorie Hogan Head to Des Moines
Miss Pauline H Huston and Miss Marjorie Hogan traveled by motor Sunday to Des Moines where they will spend a week in the home of C D Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline H. Huston
Marjorie Hogan
Des Moines
C. D. Huston
Alhambra Woman Hosts Palisades Dinner
Mrs Mary G Hardy of Alhambra California spent the week at the Upper Palisades and entertained at a Palisades dinner Tuesday evening. Her guests included her daughter Mrs Edward T Trossen of Hollywood California her son Richard and Mr and Mrs George J Hardy and their twin daughters June and Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades
Mary G. Hardy
Alhambra
Calif
Upper Palisades
The
Edward T. Trossen
Hollywood
Richard
George J. Hardy
June
Jean
Birthday Surprise for Art Ingalls Family in Iowa City
Mr and Mrs Art Ingalls of 286 Thirteenth Street NW hosted a birthday surprise with friends at their home, then a gathering in Iowa City with Mr and Mrs Ernest Peabody, Mr and Mrs Walter Rathbone, Mr and Mrs Carl Parker, Mr and Mrs Ollie Smith, Mr and Mrs Bob Reed, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Ingalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Ingalls
Thirteenth Street
Iowa City
Ernest Peabody
Walter Rathbone
Carl Parker
Ollie Smith
Bob Reed
Arthur Ingalls
Family anglers return from Wisconsin trip at Lake Pokegama
Mr and Mrs Charles Hess Mr and Mrs Theodore Neilsen and daughter Mary Ann and Edward Hruby returned Monday from a week long fishing trip at Lake Pokegama near Minong Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hess
Theodore Neilsen
Mary Ann
Edward Hruby
Lake Pokegama
Minong
Wis
Mrs. Sherman Visiting Relatives in Kansas City
Mrs. T. A. Sherman of 1860 First Avenue East is making an extended visit with relatives in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Sherman
First Avenue E
Kansas City
Lisbon Girl Weds Waterloo Doctor
Vera Bittle of Lisbon became the bride of Dr. Harold O. Gardner of Waterloo in a candle light ceremony at Lisbon. The Rev G W Stauffacher officiated before about thirty guests. After a wedding trip the couple will live in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Waterloo
Lobenstein Guests From Several Cities
Mr and Mrs I M Lobenstein host at Commonwealth apartments with guests Mr and Mrs Jerome Lobenstein from Oskaloosa and Miss Frances Lobenstein from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Lobenstein
Commonwealth Apartments
Jerome Lobenstein
Oskaloosa
Frances Lobenstein
New York City
Spirit Lake cottage trip ends for Hansen family
Mrs S C Hansen and her family of 1202 Third Street SW and her niece Miss Arline Croft of 1617 Sixth Avenue SE returned Monday after three weeks at their cottage at Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Hansen
Third Street
Arline Croft
Sixth Avenue
Spirit Lake
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Cedar Rounds Country Club
Douglas F. Boynton
B. J. Moon
Marshall
Mr. Files
Henry Hamilton
Harry G. O'Donnell
Charles Moyer
Tama
Edward M. Soboda, Jr
Thomas Yarnall
OTR
ART. Com
MR. and
Mrs. Hutchinson
Allery
Nho
Troy Laundry CO
Guest
E. B. McConkie
Kenmore
Missouri
Keefer-Pesshek
Wisconsin
Nassif
Killian Co
Anna Belle Bittle
Vera
Harold O. Gardner
G. W. Stauffacher
Samuel Dunn
Paul Hintz
Grace Bittle
Leon Gardner
Biderman Hotel
Gardner
Lisbon High School
Town State Teachers College
Indianola
C. W. Gardner
Mount Pleasant
College of Medicine
Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity
Wyoming
Walnut Court
Ralph Russell
Gladyse Atkins
Frances Flick
Joe Congleton
Ethel Reinhart
Vera Kellogg
Eleanor Pahl
Lobensteins
Morris Greenberg
1St St. SW
Morris Greenberg Furrier
Rosedale
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