Colorful Country Club Pool Party Draws 400 Plus
A Saturday pool party at the Country club entertained more than 400 guests with aquatic acts. An orchestra performed above the pool as Marion O. Reiff led events, including diving displays, a sack swim, a high board fire dive, and a water evolution demonstration by David Armbruster. Y M C A and Country club swimmers competed in races while a Girls Water chorus and balloon race delighted the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Marion O. Reiff
Sulticis
Vielau
Bonnie Mae Diebold
Catherine
Laura Ann Safely
Joan Yessler
Pamela Craemer
Mary Jo Studer
Tom Groves
Jean Aubineau
Jean Knight
Ruth Knight
Charles Knox
David Pickford
Billy Millis
Billy Bloomhall
Jackie Bell
High Board
Bob Eby
George Robertson
John Ashby
Bill Horan
Bob Waples
Elliot Waples
James Trewin
Bob O’meara
George Nehls
Dick Westerfield
Herman Robertson
Walter Maciejewsky
Cyril Noon
Dick Butler
George Nissen
Don Boyie
George Smith
John Stark
John Powell
Warren B. Ross
Monte Cristo
David Armbruster
University of Iowa
Johnnie Stonehatchet
Johnny
Mr. Armbruster
Anton Zukas
Elizabeth Clark
Virginia Collins
Eleanor Hunting
Marion Hunting
Esther Yothers
Martha Trewin
Grace Ann Reiff
Jane O'Meara
Patricia Groves
Audrey Jones
Eoch
Fred Bailey
Great Collins
T. M. Jones
Walter Barngrover
R. E. Choate
Milo Che Dgam
Englewood Couple Weds in New York City Ceremony
Robert Read Warriner of New York City married Agnes C. Coyne of Englewood New Jersey on a Saturday at the First Presbyterian church in New York City. The couple plans a Lake George honeymoon before settling in Brooklyn. Warriner, Cornell graduate and Lennon and Mitchell advertising executive, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Warriner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Read Warriner
New York City
Thomas R. Warriner
Forest Drive
Agnes C. Coyne
Englewood
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Edward H. Coyne
Warriner
Cornell University
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Chi Epsilon
Lennon and Mitchell
New York
Miss Sargent Names Members Of Her Bridal Party
Miss Sargent announces the bridal party for her August 2 wedding to George Frederick Karch. The maid of honor is her sister Harriet Sargent, with bridesmaids including Virginia Cherry, Grace Vernon, Lucy Waitt, and Luttenton. Best man is Andrew Welts. ushers include Dr Hunter Sunkle and Luttenton among others. Hostesses Deane Adams and William Miller plan a luncheon at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sargent
George Frederick Karch
Sargent
Harriet Sargent
David J. Luick
Virginia Cherry
Grace Vernon
Newton
Lucy Waitt
New York City
L. A. Luttenton
Cleveland
Ohio
Andrew George Welts
West New York
N. J
Karch
Hunter Sunkle
A. William Brown
Chicago
John B. Turner II
Orville Tousey
Cedar Isa
William B. Miller
Umawa
Deane L. Adams
Cleaver Couple Vacation Visit With Warriner Family
Mr and Mrs Mark Cleaver of Cincinnati Ohio arrived Saturday for a two week vacation with Mrs Cleavers parents and Mr T R Warriner at 316 Drive SE Harwood. Warriner came from for a week with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cleaver
Cincinnati
Ohio
Smith Couple Plans East Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs Seasac B Smith of Country Club drive SE announce a tour of several eastern points as their travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasac B. Smith
Country Club Drive
Miss Lelia Johnson Hosts Guests at Country Club Event
Miss Lelia Johnson of 1100 First Avenue entertains Mrs. E W Stuart and son Richard of Houston at a weekend dinner party at the country club pool. Later Mr and Mrs T R Warriner of 316 Forest Drive SE host supper on a terrace at the rear of their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Johnson
First Avenue
E. W. Stuart
Richard Stuart
Houston
Miss Johnson
T. R. Warriner
Forest Drive
Mrs Chandler hosts bridge luncheon for visiting friends
Mrs R Chandler at 624 Nineteenth Street SE entertained at bridge Friday morning followed by luncheon in compliment to Mrs George Lutgerding of Phoenix and Mrs Walter L Cherry of Chicago who are visiting Cedar Rapids. Ten shared the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Chandler
Nineteenth Street
Bridge
George Lutgerding
Phoenix, Ariz
Walter L. Cherry
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Miller Returns From Wisconsin Motor Trip
Dr and Mrs Frank E Miller of 250 opened avenue SE returned Saturday from a three week motor trip in northern Wisconsin around Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. They visited Mrs Miller’s daughter Mrs Arnold Jackson before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Miller
Avenue SE
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Sturgeon Bay
Reverend Thomas Green to Visit Washington Family
Dr. Thomas EF Green of Washington DC, former rector of Grace Episcopal Church and director of public speaking service for the American Red Cross, is due to arrive this week for a week with Mr. and Mrs. James E Hamilton at 2345 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas EF. Green
Washington, D. C
Grace Episcopal Church
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Green
American Red Cross
Protheon class honors Mrs Shankland with birthday party
The Protheon class of St. Pauls Methodist church held a birthday party for teacher Mrs W L Shankland. They lured her to Daniels Park under pretext of church work where the class awaited with refreshments and a gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheon
St. Paul's Methodist Church
W. L. Shankland
Shankland
Daniels Park
Local Residents Dine With Lisbon Hosts Thursday Evening
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce West of 231 Tenth Street NW and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Holvenstat of 1915 B Avenue NE visited Lisbon Thursday evening for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce West
Tenth Street NW
E. D. Holvenstat
B Avenue NE
Lisbon
Earl Warner
History and Literature Dept of Woman's Club Meet
The history and literature department of the Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the club home for a brief but important business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Organ Recital By Miss Taylor This Tuesday
Miss Eleanor Taylor, city's accomplished organist, will perform the weekly recital at the municipal Memorial organ Tuesday evening. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Taylor
Eleanor Taylor
Memorial Oe
Taylor
Daehlers in Alps Summer Visit
Prof and Mrs Max Daehler travel through Europe for the summer and spent July in the alpine village of Fee high in the Alps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Daehler
Europe
Ae Fee
Alps
Parties Compliment Mary Louise Byrnes Guest
Miss Mary Louise Byrnes hosts Miss Grace Covert of Chicago as her guest in a visit marked by multiple social events. Miss Kaye Longueville hosted eight friends at a Friday bridge party on her lawn. Mrs. Howard Benninghoff plans another eight-person bridge gathering Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Byrnes
Third Avenue
Grace Covert
Chicago
Miss Covert
Kaye Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Howard Benninghoff
Ridgeway Drive
Bridge
Novak Family Visits City From West Point
Mr and Mrs Leo Novak and their children Jack Mary Jean and Don arrived early Saturday from West Point New York to visit Mrs Mary Novak at 820 First Avenue East and friends in the city. Novak is basketball and track coach at the United States Military Academy and formerly head coach at Washington High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Novak
Jack
Mary Jean
Don
West Point
N. Y
Novak
Mary Novak
First Avenue E
United States Military Academy
Washington High School
Picnic for Iowa State Alumni and Students
Iowa State alumni and current students will join a Thursday evening picnic at the river pavilion in Ellis park. A large attendance is expected with lemonade and ice cream provided. Attendees should bring a covered dish, sandwiches, and their own dishes and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Iowa State
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
H. N. Strader
Marion
James Wallace
Vance
Alpha Gamma Delta Picnic at Ellis Park Rose Garden
Sorority alumnae and active members plan a 5:30 p.m. picnic Wednesday in Ellis Park’s rose garden. The organizing committee includes Mrs. David E. Bleakley, Grace Brownell, Leone Boegel, Mary Hughes, and Virginia Vane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Ellis Park
David E. Bleakley
Grace Brownell
Leone Boegel
Mary Hughes
Virginia Vane
East Side W C T U Guest Day And Tea At St Pauls
The East Side W C T U will hold a guest day and silver tea Tuesday afternoon at St Pauls Methodist church. Proceeds will go to the convention fund. Friends of the organization are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Friends of the Organization
Miss Martha Paulsen Bride Elect Honored in Marion Dinner
A bride elect Miss Martha Paulsen was feted at a Friday evening dinner at Mrs Ives tea room in Marion, then bridge at Mrs August Winter home. Attendees included Mrs Carl Hauskins, Mrs Edwin Bruns, Mrs August Winter, Mrs Bruce Rogers, Ione Peterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Paulsen
Ives
Marion
August Winter
Highland Drive
Carl Hauskins
Edwin Bruns
Bruce Rogers
Ione Peterman
Harmer completes Great Lakes boat trip visiting major ports
Charles H. Harmer of 1819 Sixth Avenue SE returned from a Great Lakes voyage aboard the steamship North American. His route included Chicago Mackinac Perry Sound an old Indian village Lake Huron the St Clair River Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Lake Winola Pa and Niagara Falls before returning to Chicago aboard the South American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue SE
Great Lakes
Chicago
Mackinac
Perry Sound
Lake Huron
St. Clair River
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Miss Helen Hardwick and Irl Yanaway Attend Fairfield Wedding
Miss Helen Hardwick and Irl Yanaway spend the weekend in Fairfield at the home of Mr Yanaway's parents. They will attend the wedding of his sister Miss Viola Yanaway to Harry Olson a professor of accounting at the University of South Dakota this afternoon with Mr Yanaway as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hardwick
Irl Yanaway
Fairfield
Mrs Winn Returns From New York Visit
Mrs. Harry Winn of 1423 Bever Avenue SE has returned from a two month stay in New York City with her son in law and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Paul Darling. Mrs Darling and daughter Susan accompanied her home and will spend a month with the Winns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Winn
Bever Avenue
New York City
Paul Darling
Phoenix Guests Return After Visit to Brondel Home
Mr and Mrs C E Good and their son Donald with Miss Betty Randall of Phoenix and Miss Maxine Randall of Omaha plus Mrs M J Alcorn Monticello have left after spending several days with Mr and Mrs E W Brondel 2121 E Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Good
Donald
Betty Randall
Phoenix, Ariz
Maxine Randall
Omaha
M. J. Alcorn
Monticello
E. W. Bronde
E Avenue NE
Coe College Sororities Readying Summer Rush Week
Coe College sororities begin rush events this weekend with a series of parties Friday through next week. The pictured coeds directing the season are Alpha Xi Delta Frances Mc Laughlin, Alpha Gamma Delta Lila Palmer, Delta Delta Delta Winnie Hoblitzell, Kappa Delta Virginia Knox, Chi Omega Margaret Ganson, and Beta Phi Alpha Vivian Eaton, with their family addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta
Frances McLaughlin
Alpha Gamma Delta
Lila Palmer
Delta Delta Delta
Winnie Hoblitzell
Kappa Delta
Virginia Knox
Chi Omega
James M. Knox
Vernon Drive
Margaret Ganson
J. B. Ganson
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Miss Eaton
A. R. Eaton
Third Avenue
Parent Teacher Committees Named for 1932 33
An executive bow of committees for 1932 33 was adopted by the Parent Teacher council Friday at the Hotel. The program and slogan the formed membership for 1932 33 were outlined and will be completed later. The reorganized districts will add associations to the lists and notify the council president Mrs C A Love. Committees are arranged in organization publicity libraries publications financing radio service and public welfare with names of officers and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Council
Hotel Othe
C. A. Love
N. T. Cunnet
N. Klass
A. M. Suits
John E. Sundberg
H. F. Ohman
R. W. Dahms
Carl Ettinger
G. L. Kibler
Q. A. Wiss
F. Keith Young
Arthur Lawrence
Cc. C. Winders
L. V. Koch
John Buchan
Charles Perkins
A. M. Stuart
Otto Anderson
Public Welfare Department
Lorin Twogood
Ee Jones
Ray Ingham
Jane Boyd
Anton Nilsson
FE. Sharron
Charles Loomis
A. Schluntz
Frank C. Waples
Dorothy C. Melson
Jay Hesser
O . A. Kearney
Miss Roberts Hosts Former West Liberty Students
Miss Dorotha Roberts hosted a picnic supper at Ellis park Friday evening for former West Liberty high school students now connected with Cedar Rapids schools. Afterward the group attended a baseball game at Bunny ball park with attendees including Elmer Merridith Wilma Merridith Adrian Wilson Mrs Join Henderson Myrtis Pope Myrvin Pope Ida May Dunlap and Mr and Mrs Dwight Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorotha Roberts
K Avenue NE
West Liberty
Ellis Park
Miss Roberts
Cedar Rapids
Bunny Ball Park
Elmer Merridith
Wilma Merridith
Adrian Wilson
Join Henderson
Myrtis Pope
Myrvin Pope
Ida May Dunlap
Dwight Ayers
Belle Plaine
Mount Mercy Alumnae Plan Annual Picnic
Mount Mercy Alumnae association outlines the annual picnic supper on the college campus August 2 from 5 30 to 8 p m. Many out of town guests and Cedar Rapids friends are invited. Mrs George Brems acts as general chair of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Alumnae Association
Cedar Rapids
George Brems
Alumnae Association
Fifth Birthday Party for Billy Vernon Trachta
Mrs. William V. Trachta of 815 L Street SW hosted eight children Friday afternoon for her son Billy Vernon Trachta s fifth birthday. A large cake with five candles graced the table where guests sat. Attending were Billy Vernon Trachta Betty Lou Amsted Eugene Lowe Tommy Kehm Roger White William Yates Jr. Helpers included Mrs. Harry Lagerquist and Mrs. George Trachta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Trachta
L Street
Billy Vernon
Billy Vernon Trachta
Betty Lou Amsted
Eugene Lowe
Tommy Kehm
Roger White
William Yates, Jr
Trachta
Harry Lagerquist
George Trachta
Birthday Party Honors Margaret Swope on Turn of Ten
Margaret Swope tenth birthday celebrated Friday at home 523 Ninth Street SW with a party honoring her. Guests included Marjorie Robbins Hazel Abernathy Gwendolyn Wentworth Betty Lou Rogers Margaret Newman Jean Monson Jean Dye and Vera Trimble from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Swope
Roy Swope
Ninth Street
Marjorie Robbins
Hazel Abernathy
Gwendolyn Wentworth
Betty Lou Rogers
Margaret Newman
Jean Monson
Jean Dye
Vera Trimble
Marion
Powers Couple Headed for Colorado Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs John E Powers depart Saturday on a two week tour to Colorado. They will attend the Frontier Days rodeo in Cheyenne and visit Miss Belle Beatty in Loveland. The trip includes Estes Park Denver the Royal Gorge and Pike’s Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Powers
Fourth Avenue SE
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyo
Loveland
Colo
Belle Beatty
Cedar Rapids
Estes Park
Denver
Royal Gorge
Pike's Peak
Birthday Party Honors Mrs A T Bena and William Christie
A Friday evening celebration at the Christie home honored Mrs A T Bena and William Christie. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Christie, Mr and Mrs Bena, Mr and Mrs Albert Suchomel, Mr and Mrs Scott Newman, and numerous Bena family members plus Olga Beds Dee Bena Emily Bena Bena Othy Allison Leonoe Bena Tommy Bena ae Bena Charles John and Wesley Suchomel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bena
William Christie
Mrs Bezdek And Miss Rubek Attend Florists School
In Detroit Mrs A A Bezdek of Johnson avenue NW and Miss Grace H Rubek traveled Thursday to Detroit Michigan to attend the Florists School of Instruction in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bezdek
Johnson Avenue NW
Grace H. Rubek
Detroit, Mich
Florists School of Instruction
Camp Fire Girls Attend Hitaga Camp Sixth Period Opens
Camp Fire Girls from Wyoming Central City Oelwein Independence Anamosa Waterloo Vinton Cedar Rapids will attend Hitaga for its sixth period. Named campers include Josephine Bowers Barbara Buck Minnie Carlyle Evelyn Chadbourne Bertha Mae Cook Flora Lou Cotham Margaret Chapman Kathleen Donovan Mary Jane Plaherty Jean Hamilton Bernice Hammond Verna Hanold Mina Hansen Ruth Harris Nadine Hicks Janice Hougham Marjorie Jamison Betty Kerwin Louise LaChapelli Betty Jane Levsen Virginia Nemec Betty Niles Catherine Niles Alice Powers Pearl Quaas Jeanne Rouss Orealice Scheurs Olga Serbousch Ruth Shellito Crystal Marie Stoffel Minerva Terwilliger Ruth Toogood Mary Ann Wilker Verna Mae Vetter and Jean Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitaga
Wyoming
Central City
Oelwein
Independence
Anamosa
Waterloo
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Josephine Bowers
Barbara Buck
Minnie Carlyle
Evelyn Chadbourne
Bertha Mae Cook
Flora Lou Cotham
Margaret Chapman
Kathleen Donovan
Mary Jane Plaherty
Jean Hamilton
Bernice Hammond
Verna Hanold
Mina Hansen
Ruth Harris
Nadine Hicks
Janice Hougham
Marjorie Jamison
Betty Kerwin
Louise LaChapelli
Betty Jane Levsen
Virginia Nemec
Betty Niles
Catherine Niles
Alice Powers
Pearl Quaas
Jeanne Rouss
Orealice Scheurs
Olga Serbousch
Ruth Shellito
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Minerva Terwilliger
Ruth Toogood
Mary Ann Wilker
Verna Mae Vetter
Jean Hatch
Birthday Celebrations and Local Visits in Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville hosts a birthday gathering for Lawrence Brown and Harry Nost with Calvin Butler of Kansas City. Lawrence Brown plans to enter college in Montana this fall. Mrs. D. C. Bell hosts a bridge club with six members in attendance. Visiting guests include Miss Lucille Davidson and Watertown, S. C. couple Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rhoads with their baby Glen Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Brown
Lawrence
Harry Nost
Calvin Butler
Kansas City
Lawrence Brown
Montana
D. C. Bell
F. L. Wilson
H. C. McCormick
Kathryn Foley
Lucy
Oxford Couple Wed in Illinois Move to Milwaukee for Restaurant
Mary Honn and George Shadeen wed in Waukegan Illinois officiated by Rev John Martin. The couple, unattended, plan a Chicago honeymoon and then a move to Victor to operate a restaurant. In other news Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bontrager hosted Bettys sixth birthday dinner with relatives including James Falls family and Virginia Frees Coleen Falls. Lou Mueller hosted a dinner for Ray Cork of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Honn
Mary
George Shadeen
Milwaukee
Wis
Waukegan
John Martin
Chicago
Victor
Lloyd Bontrager
Betty
James Falls, Sr
Clement
Martin Frees
Virginia
James Falls, Jr
Coleen
Lou Mueller
Ray Cork
Des Moines
Cedar Rebekah Lodge To Meet In Ben Hur Hall
Cedar Rebekah Lodge No. 494 will hold a regular session Wednesday evening in Ben Hur hall. A card party is scheduled for Monday at 2 30 p m in Ben Hur hall with Mrs Margaret Quick in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Ben Hur Hall
Ben Hur
Margaret Quick
Picnic supper postponed for Daughters of Union Veterans group
Reée Becca Alexander leader of Tent No 14 of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War announced the Wednesday picnic at Mrs. Ira Moore home has been postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reéebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Ira Moore
Card Party by Linden Camp Announces Monday Event
Modern Woodmen of America Linden camp No 145 hosts a card party Monday at 8 30 p m for members and friends in M W of A hall. Five hundred will be played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern
Woodmen of America
Linden Camp
M. W
A. Hall
Kensington Hostesses Named For Tuesday Gathering
Mrs J R Buchan of 702 Second Avenue Southwest will host a Kensington Tea on Tuesday afternoon. Additional hostesses listed include Mrs F A Rege Mrs C Miller Mrs J S Freer Mrs di Grunewald and Mrs J La Ducie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Buchan
Second Avenue SW
Kensington
F. A. Rege
C. Miller
J. 8. Freer
di Grunewald
J. la Ducie
Engagement of Miss Cashman Ann Patricia to William Hagen
Mrs Rose F E Cashman of 11 Sixteenth Street NE announces the engagement of her daughter Ann Patricia to William L Hagen of Chippewa Falls Wis. The marriage is planned for August in Cedar Rapids. Miss Cashman is a St Marys Manchester graduate and works for Iowa Mutual Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose FE. Cashman
Sixteenth Street
Ann Patricia
William L. Hagen
Chippewa Palls
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Miss Cashman
St. Mavier’s School
Manchester
Ea Iowa Mutual Inn
Seanene
Benjamin /ranklin ate aeene
Otahaa Institute
Menomorie
Local youths leave for Cheley camps in Estes Park
Elizabeth Melberg and Sara Huntington both daughters of local families depart Friday for Estes Park Colorado. They will spend five weeks at Cheley camps with Robert Good visiting from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Melberg
Amos Melberg
Nineteenth Street
Sara Huntington
Arthur Huntington
Fifth Avenue
Robert Good
James W. Good
Washington, D. C
Estes Park
Colo
Cheley
Damour Family Return From Wisconsin Visit
Mr and Mrs F W Damour and their son William with Miss Margaret Pratt returned from a ten day stay at Hunky Dery Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Damour
Twenty-first Street
William
Margaret Pratt
Hunky Dery
Wisconsin
Riverside hosts South Side Country Club guests at a home gathering
The Riverside South Side Country Club meet hosted by Mrs Ivo Schnoebelen drew many members and out of town guest Mrs Louis Douglass of Iowa City. The next meeting will be a picnic with hosts Mrs Victor Burich and Mrs Wesley Prehoda. The Senior Needle club met with Mrs Anna Kern and guests from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including Mrs George Maresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Country Club
Ivo Schnoebelen
Lee Schnoebelen
Ernest Sale Laday
Harold Schnoebelen
Ray Cummings
Victor Burich
Wesley Prehoda
Norval Flynn
Clair Flynn
Carl Craig
Joseph Hotka
Alva Bell
Louis Douglass
Iowa City
Anna Kern
Gail Kern
Albert Hahn
Gerald Phillips
Mary Duncan
Cedar Rapids
George Maresh
E. E. Blythe
Fannie Buchwalter
Helen Critz
Charles Dautremont
Robert Heitzman
C. W. Ingram
John Knittel
William O'Loughlin
Frank Lafourek
Ernest Salladay
Helen Shrade
al Walton
Estelle Critz
Columbian club in Brooklyn plans study program anniversary
Brooklyn Columbian club outlines a year of citizenship sports health art and music activities. President Mrs Amanda Dunlap led a 25 member group with committee chairs Dora Barnes Virgin Eichhorn Nellie Anger and plans include a September 29 fortieth anniversary lunch and February 16 guest day. A Sousa tribute travelogue and a Christmas picnic are on the docket with several local members named and honorary members listed. The club founded in 1892 and federated in 1894 remains limited to twenty five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Club
Brooklyn
Dora Barnes
Virgin Eichhorn
Nellie Anger
Amanda Dunlap
Eugene Henely
Grinnell
California
Grace Fowler
John Phillip Sousa
Margaret Reed
Mesdames
Esther Brannian
Maude Corrough
June Frizzell
Grace Cunningham
Helen Ecklund
Bertha Gates
Ruth Koons
Grace Latta
Ferne Light
Frances McAllister
Callie Morrison
Bernice Reed
Jence Ostrum
Marie Schmitz
A Spillet
Lelia Talbott
Powsshirk County
Nellie Talbott
Mary Tinker
Maude Wasson
Adella Carpenter
Jennie Frasier
Fannie Newkirk
Maria Cote
Gertrude New
Legion Picnic Planned On School Campus
Earlville Legion and Auxiliary members and families will host a picnic on the school campus Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sarah Diesch’s family held a reunion at Stumpf’s bridge Sunday. Monday Afternoon club was entertained at the home of Mrs. I. S. Hutton last week. Mrs. Frank Seger will entertain the club next. John Cattron of Ardmore Pa visited his aunt Mrs. Arthur Le Fevere. Lois and Lucille Davie returned from Duluth Minn. Virgil White and Mrs. Meda Pierce and daughter Helen visited Mrs. W. J. Millen inModesta Calif and other guests this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Sarah Diesch
Stumpf’s Bridge
I. S. Hutton
Frank Seger
John Cattron
Ardmore
Arthur le Fevere
Lois and
Lucille Davis
Duluth
Minn
Virgil White
Raison Calif
Meda Pierce
Helen
Modesta
Calif
W. J. Millen
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Grace Glass
Robert R. Warriner
Agnes Coyne
Ashley
Mrs. West
Bon Voyage
Daughters of the American Revolution
Co. L. Douglass
Knollwood Drive
Mr. West
China
Lasswell
Winnie Hoeblitzell
Kadgihn Photo
Vivian Eaton
Miss Sargent
Miss Lelia Johnson
Mrs. Chandler
DR. Green
Daehlers
Leo Novaks
Alpha Gam
East Side
Miss Paulsen
MR. Harmer
Phoenix
Mount Mercy
Mechanicsville
Oxford
Clubs
General Dodge Circle
Cheley Camps
Riverside
Earlville