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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1938

Page

12

Arlene Ortmann Honored At Garden Dessert Bridge Party

Miss Arlene Ortmann was honored at a dessert bridge party hosted by Mesdames T. C. Ross and Dilman Beck at 13898 Elmhurst Drive NE. Guests wore green and yellow gladiolas decor and a wishing well held gifts on colored ribbons. Prizes went to Louise Gillis Hilda Hendrickson and Ann Budd.

Arlene Ortmann J Willard Heath T. C. Ross Dilman Beck Elmhurst Drive Miss Ortmann Louise Gillis Hilda Hendricks

Local Cedar Rapids Residents Noted in Listing

Mrs. G, Hubert Artis and son Hubert C Artis of Cedar Rapids joined by Mr and Mrs Henry Lineweaver of South English plus Rozella Hall and house guest Iva Nell Hoas of Maynard are named in a community notice.

Hubert Artis Hubert C. Artis Cedar Rapids Henry Lineweaver South English Rozella Hall Iva Nell Hoas Maynard

Early Vacationists Return Home From Tours

Local residents recount trips lasting weeks in the east and north. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Murray and daughter Janet returned from Trout Lake Wisconsin and Montreal with Miss Winifred Murray and Edward Murray visiting Quebec and New Brunswick en route home. Betty Beardsley and Constance McClary joined Delta Delta Delta events in Swampscott and a Dartmouth reunion in Hanover. The Whipple and Beems families, and Mrs A H Boileau plus Byron McKeeley, also resumed home duties after summer trips to New York Chicago Denver and Ames.

Iowa Frederick G. Murray Avenue Janet Murray Winifred Murray Edward Murray Trout Lake Wis Camp Osoha Montreal General Hospital Murrays Quebec New Brunswick Gospel Peninsula Harvey C. McClary Crescent Street Constance Windsor Boston Hanover N. H McClary Dartmouth Delta Delta Delta Sorority Swampscott Mass Betty Beardsley Linden Drive Helen McCrillus Chicago Beardsley New York City Washington Denver Boulder Colo Clark A. Beems Twenty-first Street A. H. Boileau Forest Drive Oak Park Boileau P. L. Bates Bates Kent C.berman Third Avenue SE Crystal Lake de- Elda Ellwood Lake Geneva Asheville N. C Betty Whipple Meadowbrook Drive C. W Whipple Charles Whipple Norfolk Williamsburg Richmond Byron H. McKeeley Byron Gordon Ames la Grange la Porte Ind

Mrs Chauncey Howe and daughter guests in Minneapolis

Mrs Chauncey Howe of Minneapolis and her daughter Cynthia visit her parents Mr and Mrs W A Rall at 1543 Seventh Avenue SE. Mrs Howe formerly Mildred Rall has been staying in Evanston and Davenport with Dr and Mrs Harry Lamb and Mr and Mrs A C Naeckel.

Chauncey Howe Minneapolis Cynthia Mrs. Howe W. A. Rall Seventh Avenue SE Howe Mildred Rall Evanston Davenport Harry Lamb A. C. Naeckel

Iowa Kappa Chapter Awarded Standards Cup

Members of Beta Zeta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Iowa received the Standards cup at the thirty third biennial Kappa convention in Hot Springs Virginia last week. The cup honors conformity to Kappa standards and was accepted by Miss Jane O Meara Miss Elizabeth Clark and Miss Margaret Young as Iowa delegates.

Beta Zeta Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority University of Iowa Hot Springs Lyndall Finley Wortham Dallas Tex Charlotte Barre! Ware Boston Jane O'Meara Bever Avenue SE Iowa Elizabeth Clark Linden Drive Margaret Young Waterloo

Bridge Club Meets with Mrs Miller for Afternoon Games

Members of a local bridge club met Monday for a Dutch treat lunch at Mrs Wurster's tea room before proceeding to the home of Mrs John L Miller at 1905 B Avenue NE for an afternoon of bridge.

Sketchers to Meet with Mrs Augustine This Wednesday

The summer sketching group will meet Wednesday at 8 a.m. with Mrs. Arthur L. Augustine at 202 Twenty-fourth street drive SE. Anyone interested in sketching is invited to join the group.

Arthur L. Augustine Twenty-fourth Street Drive

Weekend Guest From Culver-Stockton Visit Canton

Dr. H B Robison of Culver Stockton University Canton Missouri stayed as a weekend guest at the home of the Rev. and Mrs Marion H Williams located at 1545 Second Avenue SE.

H. B. Robison Culver- Stockton Tniversity Canton, Mo Marion H Williams Second Avenue SE

Local Trip Ends After Ten Day Midwest Vacation

Mr and Mrs Ed Watham and Mr and Mrs J M Afflerbaugh with Evelyn and Joe returned Saturday from a ten day vacation at McMahon's resort in Park Rapids Minnesota. They visited Spirit Lake Lake Okoboji and the Little Brown Church at Nashua.

Ed Watham Second Avenue SE J. M. Afflerbaugh C Avenue NE Evelyn Joe McMahon

Chi Omega to Meet Tonight for Reports at Lake George

Omicron Alpha chapter will meet at 7 in the chapter rooms. Alumnae are invited to hear reports by Billie Hauser and Betty Knox on the Lake George convention, followed by a business meeting.

Omicron Alpha Chapter Chi Omega Sorority Billie Hauser Betty Knox Lake George N. Y

Honor M. K. Guys on Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Guy celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a lawn picnic luncheon hosted by their daughter Mrs Bruce Morrow in Cedar Rapids. About twenty five friends from Waterloo Jesup and Cedar Rapids attended the event with a three tier pink white and silver cake and prayers led by Rev S L Barnhart.

M. K. Guy Seventeenth Street SE Bruce Morrow M Avenue NE Waterloo Jesup Cedar Rapids Guy The Brethren Church S. L. Barnhart J .K. Miller Jess Miller Rosa Miller Raymond Stoner Elsie Myers T. Frank Hersch Sam Andrews Lloyd Snyder Leonard F. Guttenfelder O. C. Long

Inter-Railway Employes hold first Cedar Rapids picnic

The first annual picnic of the Inter Railway Employes association of Cedar Rapids and vicinity drew 300 members, families, and guests to Bever Park. Hosts from Rock Island Woman's Club served lunch, with 15 honor roll employees named and games played under Captains Peters and Robinson.

Inter-Railway P. Railway J C. Hassler Des Moines Ed Stefan Nevin Nichols Cedar Rapids Playground Commission Witneis Central N. W C. M St. P W C. F C. R I. C

Beulah Downer Honored At Shower Before Wedding

Mrs. Howard Heathman and Miss Lillian Monsanto hosted a breakfast and kitchen shower Sunday morning at 2509 Avenue NE for Beulah Downer who will wed Marvan Marsh this Saturday. Attending were Ruth Cully Angeline Messa Sadie Vinch Bernice Whitsel Bonnie Pease Theresa Christensen Clara Emmons and many wives and friends.

Merl Nolloway Ray Ashlock E. Andrews May Heathman A. Yanousek John Seburn

Weekend hosts welcome Hartwick Lake visitors

Mr and Mrs W Beeves address 327 Crescent street SE and Mrs William Chadima of Ridgeway Drive SE join Mr and Mrs T E Taylor at 1971 B Avenue NE for a weekend at Frank Krider's summer home by Hartwick Lake.

W. Beeves Crescent Street William Chadima von Ridgeway Drive T. E. Taylor B Avenue NE Frank Krider Hartwick Lake

Calif Women Travel After Weeks With Benesh Family

Mrs. Robert J. Dostal of Santa Monica and her daughters Dorothy Ann and Donalou left Monday after spending several weeks in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Frank 3B. Benesh at 2232 Grande avenue SE.

Robert J. Dostal Santa Monica Calif Dorothy Ann Donalou Frank Benesh Grande Avenue SE

Friebel Family Visits Then Plans Return to Royal Oak

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Friebel and their son Carl Leroy plus Mrs. S Friebel left Saturday for Royal Oak Michigan after visiting Mr. and Mrs. James W Sloan at 1542 Seventh avenue SE. Mr. and Mrs A Schultz and their son Raymond of Royal Oak will arrive Monday to visit the Sloans.

Carl Friebel Carl Leroy S. Friebel Royal Oak Mich James W. Sloan Seventh Avenue SE A. Schultz Raymond Sloan

Dunshee Engagement and Double Wedding Planned

Miss Catharine Mansfield Dunshee, granddaughter of the Dunshees of Cedar Rapids, will wed Frank Riley of Wilmette on August 11. A double wedding with Barbara Miner and Charles Oliver Parker is planned at the Miner home, with intimate guests and unattended brides. Afterward the Rileys will live in Evanston and the Parkers in Kansas City.

Catharine Mansfield Dunshee Frank Dunshee William H. Dunshee First Avenue E Cedar Rapids Carl Shelley Miner Glencoe Miss Dunshee Frank Riley H F Riley Wil William Dunshee Miss Miner Shelley Miner Parker Rileys Evanston Parkers Kansas City

Mount Mercy Alumnae Plan Social Benefit July 27

Miss Charlotte Hubbard and Miss Georgianne Ryan organize a Mount Mercy campus social on July 27 from 6 30 to 10 p m. Proceeds support the school. Committees cover tickets refreshments games and program with numerous named co chairmen and members.

Charlotte Hubbard Georgianne Ryan Mount Mercy Mary Walter Geraldine Rabe Louise Powell Florence Willis Lucile Funkey Kathryn Hanley Mary Condon Rita Ferreter Bette Giblin Eleanor Stallman George Gould, Jr

Bernus Pirkl Leaves for Cuba Visit With Alabama Group

Miss Bernus Pirkl daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pirkl of 2448 J street SW and her aunt Mrs C Buresh left Monday by motor for Vredenburgh Alabama to visit Mr and Mrs L C Wittings formerly of Cedar Rapids They join a Alabama Press association tour taking a week in Cuba as they travel from the Gulf of Florida to Alabama en route home they will stay several weeks returning mid August

Bernus Pirkl Frank Pirkl J Street C. Buresh Vredenburgh Ala L. C. Witting Cedar Rapids Gulf of Florida Pirks Wittings Cuba Alabama Press Association The Gulf Alabama

Topinkas Return After Wedding Trip

Mr and Mrs Adolph C Topinka returned Thursday from a three weeks wedding trip through the west and a visit with Mrs Topinkas uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs L J Stark of Los Angeles. Prior to her wedding June 18 Lenore Amelia Ann Stark daughter of Mrs Helen Kacena Stark. Mr and Mrs Topinka are at home at 1228 Third avenue SE.

Adolph C. Topinka West Topinka L. J. Stark Los Angeles Lenore Amelia- Ann Stark Helen Kacena Stark Third Avenue SE

Mary Toof Leaves for Two-Week Estes Park Vacation

Jeff Saturday plans a two week trip to Estes Park after Mary Toof of 337 Eighteenth Street SE announces departure for vacation.

Mary Toof Estes Park Eighteenth Street Jeff

Eluta Tami Camp Fire Group Activities at Lower Palisades

The Eluta Tami Camp Fire group spent Friday evening at the Lower Palisades enjoying boating hiking a marshmallow roast and singing. Attendees included Margaret Clark Verna Krough Thelma Norland Ruth Bokerney Margaret Swope Jane Ann Herdlicka Elaine Anderson Beverly Wright Sara May Messenger Audrey Anderson Jane Ellen Grissel assistant guardian and Mrs A J Anderson guardian.

Eluta Tami Palisades Margaret Clark Verna Krough Thelma Norland Ruth Bokerney Margaret Swope Jane Ann Herdlicka Elaine Anderson Beverly Wright Sara May Messenger Audrey Anderson Jane Ellen Grissel Guardian A. J. Anderson

Terri Mae Emerson Celebrates Second Birthday Party

Terri Mae Emerson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Melford E Emerson, hosted a Friday birthday party at 126% Thirtieth Street Drive SE. Guests included Deanna Mae Emerson Gerry Emerson Gail Gould Carollee Mendenhall and Larry Bell with their mothers and Mrs Judy O'Brien.

Terri Mae Emerson Melford E. Emerson Deanna Mae Emerson Gerry Emerson Gail Gould Carollee Mendenhall Larry Bell Judy O'Brien

Sunday Ceremonial Of Camp Fire Girls At Hitaga Near Troy Mills

About 200 guests attended a Sunday ceremonial at Camp Hiaga near Troy Mills where eight campers acted as Snow White and the seven dwarfs. Cedar Rapids participants led the council fire, operetta, and honors including nature hor- ors, horsemanship, and camp craft awards across Cedar Rapids, Anamosa, and St Louis attendees.

Council Camp Hiagu Troy Mills Snow White Barbara Risk Marjorie Moen Geraldine Harrington Patricia Kaufman Norma Jean Bedell Ann Wadsworth Marilyn Kofron Cedar Rapids Nadia Thorpe Betty Jane Levien Mary Ellen Dennis Mary Beth Duncan Patricia Maloney Patricia Jackson St Louis Hitaga Mary Gent Skanowunde Miss Thorpe Mary Lou Thies Mary Ellen Rogers Betty Wolfe Mary Florence Ament Joan Dolan Anamosa Joyce Kucera Rosanne Ohlmann Mary Lou Cook Barbara Butterfield Janet Bokerney Betty Lou Martin Mable Miller Patricia Fortune Nancy Yuill Betty Wilhelm Beverly Ann Larson Barbara Hillock Ruth Ann Stoker Jean Hollands Betty Lou Nolting Dorothy Roupe Ruth Shean Jane Ann Grayston Vern Mae Petranck Evelyn Thompson Barbara Ann Thayer Helen Stoner Joan Ben Carolyn Beall Rosemary Cooper Janet Bakerney Elizabeth Wise Aga Tih Virginia Clapp Lucile Harris Merri Frances Bucknell Janet Dennis Jean Richardson Annabelle Hershey Hermione Liepke Alice Eker St. Paul Mirian Sherman Grinnell Frances Bone Monticello Florence Fillenworth Charles City Shabonda Prince Patricia Northington Margaret Ann Twogood Barbara Sgarlata Betty Like Doris Robbins Green Bay Wis Wapsipinicon Danforth Delores Harley Norma Lou Haegg Virginia Lou Reeder Jean Denton Norma Jean Colleen Bedell Mary Helen Armstrong Nancy Frazee Connie Lou Klima

Lisbon Girl Mary Alyce Wilson Celebrates Sixth Birthday

Mary Alyce Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Wilson of Lisbon and granddaughter of William Ragan and of Mr and Mrs Bolton Wilson of Mount Vernon, was honored Saturday at her Lisbon home on her sixth birthday. Thirty friends from Mason Mechanicsville and Lisbon attended a lawn party with patriotic decorations and refreshments.

Mary Alyce Wilson W. R. Wilson Lisbon William Ragan Third Avenue Cedar Rapids Bolton Wilson Mount Vernon Mayson Mechanicsville

Gene Green Honored at Two Parties Before Wedding

Miss Gene Green, to wed Theodore F. Vernimont Saturday, was feted at two gatherings this week. Hosts at Irene Opperud’s Merritt apartments included Universal Crusher office girls and families, with gifts given.

Gene Green Theodore F. Vernimont Universal Crusher Company Irene Opperud Merritt Apartments Miss Green J. L. Green F. A. Sivertson Bernard Herbers Iowa City Ethel Parrott Etta Opperud Madge Taylor Florence Paulus Mae Auckerman Anton L. Nase, Jr Mary Virginia Jamesson Roberta Schnoebelen Mary Kathryn Supple Janice Mealey Mary Nick Olson Eileen Kelly Florence Jayne Alice Mumma

Scanlan Family Visit Heads to St Paul

Mr and Mrs Maurice Scanlan of St Paul and their daughter Colleen left Monday after a week in the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Scanlan 421 Sixth avenue SE. They were joined by Mr Scanlans sisters Mary and Marguerite who will be joined in St Paul Sunday by Miss Lorraine Supple for a week in the Maurice Scanlan home.

Maurice Scanlan St. Paul Colleen Mr. Scanlan Dan Scanlan Sixth Avenue SE Mary Marguerite Scanlan Lorraine Supple

Navy Mothers Chapter No 32 Hosts Picnic At Ada Wright Home

Members of the executive board and families gathered at Ada Wrights home in NE for a Sunday picnic. Thirty five people attended and games were played.

Chapter No Navy Mothers Club Ada Wright Oakland Read

Drs Hall of Maynard Host Picnic Dinner

The Drs Hall of Maynard entertained at a Sunday picnic dinner at the Palisades. Guests included Mrs Rozella Artis and Br.

Drs. Hall of Maynard the Palisades Rozella Artis

Lacy Family Hosts Cedar Rapids Dinner Guests

LACYS ENTERTAIN 815 Oakland Road NE hosted a Saturday dinner for Mrs Lacy's nephew Mr Charles Polansky and his wife from Long Beach California. Also present were Mr Polanskys mother Mrs F J Menary sister Mrs O G Andresen and two Cedar Rapids daughters Anna Mae and Dorothy. The Polanskys will return home Wednesday.

C. R. Lacy Oakland Road

Visit Millers as Iowa Recruiter Visits Family

Staff Sergeant James H. Reasor from the fourth recruiting district office in Des Moines and Mrs. Reasor visit Sergeant August Miller and his family at 1218 Fourth Avenue SE.

James H. Reasor Iowa Des Moines

Kiukiang Port Shelled After Evacuation By U S Citizens

Kiukiang on the Yangtze was shelled by three Japanese warships shortly after American and British evacuees left. The Monocacy escorted Americans to safety, while Japanese forces push toward Lake Poyang and may attack Kiukiang and Hankow by land and river. An incident in North China upsets U S circles as Mrs. Cecil Tuyon faces a drunken intrusion at her Chingwangtao home.

Shanghai INS Yangtze River Kiukiang U. S Monocacy Clarence V. Cowland Luzon Hankow Yangtze Lake Poyang Hankaw Lyon Joseph C Grew United States Japan Peiping

Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf Appeals for U S Allegiance

In Boston the Swedish crown prince urged Swedes to keep loyalty to the United States while loving Sweden. Twenty thousand Swedes filled the Boston Garden for a thunderous welcome as the prince, recovered from illness, appeared before the crowd.

Boston Ins Gustaf Adolf Sweden New England Boston Garden

Cedar Rapids Sea Scouts win meet on Mississippi course

Cedar Rapids Sea Scouts of the SSS Kiwanian edged Davenport’s Sea Scouts 44 to 43 in a three meet series kickoff at Davenport. Cedar Rapids won three of eight yachts races on the 1.5 mile course with strong placements across events led by skipper H. M. Wies. Races featured multiple Cedar Rapids finishers and times from 10 to 13 minutes.

Cedar Rapids Sea Scouts SSS Kiwanian Davenport SSS Gray Eagle Mississippi Kiwanian H. M. Wies Kiwaniian James Bowker William Watson Robert Morris Victor Hahn Ralph Petry Jackson van Yeast Jay Cravens Robert Kolarik Willis Mohn, Jr Charles Kacena Harold Andrews SSS Kingston Vincent Landers Chicago Potter, Crozier Potter and Johnstein Hahn Cravens Petry Shes Rider Sanderson Coretye Rapids Hahn von Veast Cedar Rnpids D Krause Digeleby Johstons

Cardenas Seen Grabbing Foreign Key Industries

In a pamphlet author Luis Cabrera warns Mexico's President Lazaro Cardenas will expropriate all foreign owned key industries and complete socialization before 1940. Cabrera, called Father of the Mexican Revolution, says the petroleum dispute was a legal pretext for a broader seizure.

Mexico City INS Lazaro Cardenas Mexico Luis Cabrera Cabrera Cardenas General Cardenas

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W. A. Ralls Iowa Kappa Chapter Bridge Club DR. Robison Guest M. 1. Williams Wome Minnesota CHI Omegas Elizabeth Arden Ardena Orange Lille de France Poudre d M. K Beulah Downer Krider Hartwick James Sloans Catharine Dunshee Topinkas Mary Wilson L. L. Dolson Chiropractor C. R. Sav. Bank Bldg Navy Mothers Lacys Millers Shell Yangtze Port Cedar Rapids Sea Scouts Lug Oriental Rugs George A. Nassif Nassif Oriental Newman
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