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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

15

Hostess Shower For Miss Poyneer At Miss Wilcox Home

Miss Margaret Wilcox of 1719 Washington Ave SE will host a handkerchief shower Wednesday evening for Miss Sue Poyneer bride elect and for Mrs Harwood Warriner of Hubbard Woods Ill Mrs Warriner formerly Miss Frances Chamberlain Cedar Rapids joins guests and Miss Poyneer is set to wed O H Tousey June 23 Local attendees include Edwyn J Clapp Louise Porter Harold Reid Inez Deacon Edith Knox Virginia Knox Margaret Larimer Ruth Matson Florence Weatherton and Donald Laird An out of town guest Mrs Arnold Koons of Minneapolis visits her parents Mr and Mrs O P Myers 1734 Fifth Ave SE

Margaret Wilcox Washington Avenue Sue Poyneer Harwood Warriner Hubbard Woods Ill Miss Poyneer O. H. Tousey Warriner Frances Chamberlain Cedar Rapids T. R. Warriner Forest Drive Poyneer Edwyn J. Clapp Louise Porter Harold E. Reid Inez Deacon Edith Knox Virginia Knox Margaret Larimer Ruth Eleanor Matson Florence Weatherton Donald Laird Arnold Koons Minneapolis O. P. Myers Fifth Avenue SE

Currays Guests Return to Their Homes

Mrs. E. L. Stebbins of Rochester New York left Tuesday to return home after visiting with her sister Mrs. Roy E. Curray at 2200 Linden Drive SE and with Mr. Curray. Mrs. R. L. MacKinnon of Long Beach California who also visited with Mrs. Curray returned last weekend.

E. L. Stebbins Rochester N. Y Roy E. Curray Linden Drive Mr. Curray R. L. MacKinnon Long Beach Calif Curray

Mrs Bell Hosts Luncheon For Mrs Rohwer

Mrs. Robert P. Bell entertained twelve at a luncheon Tuesday at 523 Knollwood Drive SE in honor of Mrs J T Rohwer of Denver Colorado visiting with her parents Dr and Mrs C N Booth of 2337 Fifth Avenue SE.

Robert P. Bell Knollwood Drive J. T. Rohwer Denver Colo

Frileys Guests Of W R Boyds In Ames

Dr and Mrs Charles E Friley of Ames guests of Mr and Mrs W R Boyd at 9 Blake Terrace SE Dr Friley president of Iowa State College will speak Wednesday evening at the high school graduation exercises at the Memorial Coliseum

Charles E. Friley Ames W. R. Boyd Blake Terrace Friley Iowa State College Memorial Coliseum

Eugene Laurers Guests Return to Illinois

Mr and Mrs L W Boardman of Deerfield Illinois and their sons Happy and Jimmy have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Eugene B Laurer of 2214 Meadowbrook Drive SE for several days

L. W. Boardman Deerfield, Ill Happy and Jimmy Eugene B. Laurer Meadowbrook Drive

Von Lackums Return From Madison and Chicago Visit

Dr and Mrs J K Von Lackum returned Tuesday evening from Madison Wisconsin where they visited friends and from Chicago They had been gone over Memorial day weekend.

J. K. von Lackum Twenty-third Street Drive Madison Wis Chicago

Luncheon at Country Club Hosts Burlington Guests

Mrs. Percy F. Keehn entertained six Burlington friends at a Tuesday noon luncheon at the Country club. Her guests were Mrs. Walter Metz Mrs. Lloyd Shreves Mrs. Eggleston Mrs. Walker Mrs. Burgus and Mrs. Harold White.

Percy F. Keehn Glenway Drive Burlington Country Club Walter Metz Lloyd Shreves Eggleston Walker Burgus Harold White

Margaret Bottome Circle Dessert Luncheon Meeting

Mrs. A. E. Tappen hosted the Margaret Bottome Circle of the King’s Daughters at a dessert luncheon Tuesday. President Mrs. Larry Condon opened the meeting and Mrs. W. Kahler gave devotions. Members voted $5 each for Camp Conservation and Camp Good Health, then spent the afternoon sewing.

A. E. Tappen Be Ing Larry Condon W. Kahler Embers

Mrs Tait Hosts Jane Boyd Circle at Blake Boulevard Home

Mrs B Tait will entertain the Jane Boyd circle of the Kings Daughters at 1722 Blake Boulevard SE Thursday at 1 p m. George Matteson and Mrs D Doty will assist in the event.

B. Tait Jane Boyd The King’s Daughters Blake Boulevard George Matteson D. Doty

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Health Education Meet Hikes Kenmore Lab

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club health education department will meet Friday at 10 a.m. at the club house. They plan a hike to the Kenmore lab house. A noon breakfast will be served to hikers and golfers.

Health Education Department The Cedar Rapids

Queen Esther Circle Meeting Set With Mrs Bassett

Queen Esther circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. T. C. Bassett at 1631 Park Avenue SE for luncheon and a business session on Thursday.

Esther King’s Daughters T. C. Bassett Park Avenue SE

Mrs Coie and mother to spend three months in California

Mrs R T Coie and her mother Mrs M E Tuttle of 1628 Fourth Avenue SE left for California for three months. They will visit San Francisco Sacramento as guests of Hal ley Tuttle, brother of Mrs Coie and son of Mrs Tuttle. They will visit Mrs Coie's sons Howard and Rawson Coie in South Bend Washington.

R. T. Coie M. E. Tuttle Fourth Avenue SE California San Francisco Sacramento Halley Tuttle Coie

Golden Rule Club Meets at Riverside Park Thursday

The west side Golden Rule mother and daughter club will meet at Riverside park Thursday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Petersen will be hostess.

West Side Golden Rule Mother and Daughter Club Riverside Park Petersen

Kans City Guests Visit Local Homes

Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Mark Anderson at 2517 Bever avenue SE and Mr and Mrs James F Keevers at 368 Twentieth street SE were their daughters Miss Margaret Anderson and Miss Gertrude Keevers of Kansas City.

Mark Anderson Bever Avenue James F. Keevers Twentieth Street Margaret Anderson Gertrude Keevers Kansas City

Entertains Guests At Home Musicale

Mrs. Edna Barrett Jackson hosted a musicale for thirty five guests at her Grande avenue home Tuesday evening. Hazel Walters Fisher sang with Lucy Bushnell Ambroz accompanying, performing a varied program of arias Russian pieces and modern songs.

Edna Barrett Jackson Grande Avenue Georgia Barrett Walter Fry Hazel Hofer Artis Pope Iowa City Hazel Walters Fisher Lucy Bushnell Ambroz Old Ar Vio Bo Sapete Maley Brooms Func Roger Fairy Rockets Harding Fairy Goodhart

To Sponsor State Bridge Tournament

Mrs Oliver Longueville will sponsor her semi annual state bridge tournament at the Cedar Rapids Country club. All players in the state are eligible to compete. Play starts at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Prizes are awarded for high and second high accumulative scores across the two sessions.

Oliver Longueville Cedar Rapids Country Club

Piano Recital By Mrs. Peiffer Class At 2305 Upland Drive

Mrs. Leo Peiffer presents a pupil group in a piano recital at her home 2305 Upland Drive SE Thursday at 2 30 pm. Florence Conley assists as vocalist. Program includes titles and student names such as Richard Williams Maryann Walsh Ruth Holstedt and Ernest Leo among others.

Leo Peiffer Upland Drive Florence Conley Richard Williams Maryann Walsh The Dream Boat Riel Os Pres Williams St Linnet Patricia Walsh Marah George Ross Dade Tschaikowsky Pelee

Minerva Delphian Honors Mrs Vincent Ogburn

Minerva Delphian entertained at a breakfast at the Y M C A in honor of charter member Mrs Vincent Og burn who will move to Palo Alto California. Retiring president Mrs H G Heiserman invited the group to luncheon at 1 p m June 10 at her home 2300 Hillcrest Drive SE.

Minerva Delphian Vincent Ogburn Palo Alto Calif H. G. Heiserman Hillcrest Drive

King's Daughters Luncheon Held at Mrs Hall's Home

Mrs D M Hall hosted Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters at a luncheon Tuesday at 2259 Meadow Brook Dr SE. Mrs Rufus Culver and Mrs Milo Wenger assisted. Mrs W Paul Engel elected new president and presided. Culver received a silver chain and cross for Linn County union service.

D. M. Hall Meadowbrook Drive Ida Mansfield King’s Daughters Rufus Culver Milo Wenger W. Paul Engel

Marriage of Marian Gager and Floyd White at Decorah

Miss Marian Hazel Gager daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Gager near Kendallville and Floyd Howard White son of Mr and Mrs James White Cresco were married Sunday at Iowa s radio church Decorah by Rev O Sandbach. The couple will live on a farm five miles north of Cresco.

Marian Hazel Gager Richard Gager Kendallville Floyd Howard White James White Cresco Iowa Radio Decorah O. Sandbach Ione R., Gager Charles Harold White

Miss Flynn Honored At Linen Shower In Iowa City

Miss Genevieve Flynn was guest of honor at a linen shower hosted Monday evening at the Iowa Electric Light and Power company bungalow. A lavender and yellow color scheme appeared in favors and decorations. Bertha Ainsworth and Velva Fox won prizes at bridge. Hostesses included Mrs. Louise Van Pelt, Freda Hoveke, Velma Danner, Gladys Steffy, Mary Vail, Lois Worden, Gwen Storey and Mrs. Jack Turner.

Genevieve Flynn Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Bertha Ainsworth Velva Fox Louise van Pelt Freda Hoveke Velma Danner Gladys Steffy Mary Vail Lois Worden Gwen Storey Jack Turner

Stephens Graduates Two Local Girls at Commencement

Miss Grace Ann Reiff graduated from Stephens college high school department in Columbia Missouri. Miss Nadgie Rohrbach graduated from the junior college. President Harry M. Gage of Coe College delivered the address. Reiff and Rohrbach are joined by local Cedar Rapids families including the Clarks and Hallgrens at the ceremony.

Grace Ann Reiff Stephens College Columbia Nadgie Rohrbach Harry M. Gage Coe College Miss Reiff M. O. Reiff Third Avenue SE Marion Reiff Grace Luberger Rohrbach W. P. Rohrbach Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Atherton B. Clark Linden Drive Elizabeth Clark Stephens A. H. Hallgren Nineteenth Street Margaret Anne Hallgren

Coe Seniors Hold Annual Class Dinner

Fifty eight Coe college seniors attended the annual senior dinner Tuesday evening in the Ter race room at the Montrose hotel. Leo Hubner served as toastmaster with Mary Catherine Jennings and Philip Yothers delivering toasts. Calf composed the class song and led the singing as peonies carnations and ivory tapers decorated the U shaped table. Mary Gage chaired the committee with Fred Edwards and Gordon Kage assisting.

Coe College Terrace Montrose Hotel Leo Hubner Mary Catherine Jennings Philip Yothers Conger Metcalf Mary Gage Fred Edwards Gordon Kage

Mrs Ringer Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Aubineau

Mrs Hazle Ringer of 1840 Washington Avenue SE hosted a Wednesday noon luncheon at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food shop to honor Mrs M J Aubineau who will soon move to Chicago to make her home there.

Hazle Ringer Washington Avenue Clara Robinson M. J. Aubineau Chicago

St Patrick’s Students Honor Rita Klassen on Birthday

A group of St Patrick’s junior students hosted a picnic dinner Tuesday at Rita Klassen’s home to honor her seventeenth birthday. Guests included Jean De Poy Adelaide Roeder Leota Stark Hazel Stark Dorothy McLaughlin Libbie Kofron Anna Astransky Madge Fegelsong Jerry LaVelle Margaret Grady Charlotte Kinney Mary Leone Dahlem Mary Jane Klassen Bill Driscoll Ronald Carnes John Ryan Don Ament Charles Stillman Albert Smith Joe Marsh Marvin Simmons and Dick Lattner.

St. Patrick’s School Rita Klassen Jean de Poy Adelaide Roeder Leota Stark Hazel Stark Dorothy McLaughlin Libbie Kofron Anna Astransky Madge Fegelsong Jerry LaVelle Margaret Grady Charlotte Kinney Mary Leone Dahlem Mary Jane Klassen Bill Driscoll Ronald Carnes John Ryan Don Ament Charles Stillman Albert Smith Joe Marsh Marvin Simmons Dick Lattner

Miss McIlraith and Tyerman Honored Before June Wedding

Miss Evelyne McIlraith and Harold Tyerman, whose marriage is set for June 8, were feted at Ellis Park with a picnic and treasure hunt. Miss McIlraith received kitchen gifts. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Trinka, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rudin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cohrs, and others.

Evelyne McIlraith Harold Tyerman Ellis Park Miss McIlraith Tyerman Otto Trinka Edward Rudin Edward Cohrs Joseph Rust Henry Nemec Lester Baldwin Lucile Beman Helen Cook Robert Kelly Edward Kadlec

Maltese Cross circle of King's Daughters meets in Cedar Rapids

Maltese Cross circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday afternoon at 1738 Third avenue SE with Mrs. Carl F. Goodwin and Mrs. R. D. Chord presiding. Mrs. Ira Moore gave devotions "Whatsoever Thy Hand Findeth to Do." New members were Mrs. T. H. Underwood Mrs. G. A. Lieber Mrs. Joe Schwartz and Miss Jessie Allen. The quarterly bulletin reported Iowa circles rising to 35 since October 1935 with 776 new members. A pearl honor for Mrs. Goodwin was approved for the state convention. Guests included Mrs. Charles D. Fuller Mrs. August Johnson and Mrs. W. E. Dragoo of Rock Springs Wyoming. Miss Allen to entertain with a picnic June 25.

Maltese Cross Circle King’s Daughters Carl F. Goodwin Third Avenue SE R. D. Chord Ira Moore T. H. Underwood G. A. Lieber Joe Schwartz Jessie Allen Iowa Goodwin Charles D. Fuller August Johnson W. E. Dragoo Rock Springs Wyo Allen

First Presbyterian Picnic At Bever Park

The First Presbyterian Church and School host a church and Bible school picnic Friday at Bever Park. Activities start at 5 with games and contests. supper at 6. Merit awards bear the Pioneer and Friendly Indian organizations. Ralph Bachman presents awards. Katherine Franken leads arrangements and George Stone runs games.

First Presbyterian Church Bever Park Ralph Bachman Katherine Franken Chapel Society George Stone

Miss Cecelia Kohl Presents Pianists Recital

Miss Cecelia Kohl presents a spring recital Thursday at 7 30 pm at Kenwood Park Methodist church. The program features piano pieces by Williams Ganz Woolenhaupt Baumfelder and others performed by her students including Marilyn Batten Ruth Anne Stucker Dawn Hanson Helen Arlene Robinson Kenneth Delp and Barbara Shepard among many others. The public is invited.

Cecelia Kohl Kenwood Park Methodist Church Williams Williams Gloria Taylor Williams Moy Williams Kathleen Stanley Bach Margery Young Ganz Dawn Hanson Johnson Helen Arlene Robinson Robyn Kenneth Delp Kerr Mary Henkle Dorothy Fernow Brown Martha Kohl Grieg Lettie Jane Stewart Pteigg Geraldine Kohl Ftowes Syaeee Heewes Garman Marilyn Mills Barnes Louise Fernow Hudson Ellen Myers Stephen Foster Stalwitz Mary Lou Ludlow Woolenhaupt Jane Kohl Baumfelder Barbara Shepard Pierratte’& Dane

Miss Ann Lenzen Attends Detroit Wedding as Sole Escort

Miss Ann Lenzen daughter of Mr and Mrs V F Lenzen 348 Nineteenth St SE was the only attendant to her cousin Miss Dorothy Idella Bryant at her Detroit wedding to Richard Laurie Widlund of Detroit son of Mr and Mrs William Eric Widlund of Quincy Mass Donald Widlund of Quincy served as best man The couple plan to reside at Dearborn Inn Detroit after a June 15 wedding trip

Ann Lenzen V. F. Lenzen Nineteenth Street Dorothy Idella Bryant Detroit Richard Laury Widlund William Eric Widlund Quincy Mass George H. S. Bryant Alden Park Manor Donald Widlund Mrs. Widlund Dearborn Inn

Iowa student Elmer Rosenbaum summering with family

Elmer M. Rosenbaum a University of Iowa student is spending the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Rosenbaum at 1721 Grande avenue SE.

Elmer M. Rosenbaum University of Iowa Mrs Louis Rosenbaum Grande Avenue SE

Junior Hadassah Meeting Plans Cabaret Dance

Junior Hadassah will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Montrose Hotel to discuss plans for a cabaret dance to be held on June 7.

Junior Hadassah Montrose Hotel

Fidelity Booster Club Organized by Lodge Members

The Fidelity Booster club was formed by Fidelity Life association lodge No. 106 members at Miss Kate Christensen's home 415 A venue NW. Mrs. O Fahey chaired. officers elected include Mrs. M M Keith president J A Hayward vice president Mrs J C Yuza secretary and Miss Christensen treasurer.

Fidelity Booster Club Fidelity Life Association Lodge No Kate Christensen Avenue NW O. Fahey M. M. Keith J. A. Hayward J. C. Yuza Miss Christensen Minnie Dodds F. A. Schindler Hayward

Birthday Party Hosted by Mary Zell at Home

Mary Zell entertained guests at a birthday party Tuesday at 500 B avenue NE. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Margaret Erland, Miss Jessie Johnson, Chancey Ryan and Bob Jacek.

Mary Zell B Avenue NE John Smith Margaret Erland Jessie Johnson Chancey Ryan Bob Jacek

Learn to Read Dreams and the Hidden Message

A reader shares a recurring dream about taking a child to the zoo and fears of wild behavior. An ad-like editorial promotes a 40 page booklet Interpreting Your Dreams from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute for 15 cents, with ordering details.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute West Nineteenth Street New York N. Y

Coe Music Dept Presents Advanced Students in Recital

The Coe college department of music presents advanced students in a Wednesday recital at 8 15 p m in Sinclair Memorial chapel. Pupils of Grace Swab Max Daehler and Paul Ray perform with Eleanor Taylor on organ. The program lists varied classical pieces by Prokofieff Rachmaninoff Massenet Schumann Saint Saens and more.

Coe College Department of Music Sinclair Memorial Chapel Grace Swab Max Daehler Paul Ray Eleanor Taylor Gavotte Prokofieff Rosny Grant Emino Rachmaninoff Margaret McCall

W R C Officers Hostess Lunch For Members

Mrs. Ella Frear hosted the W R C Officers club luncheon for T Z Cook corps No 11 at her home 416% Thirteenth Street SE. Members present included Mesdames Effie Storey Eva Kisinger Myra Neubauer Jeanne Lindsey Celia Burda Abe Pilkcer Alma Farley and Lois Follen. Future meeting set for Mrs Alma Farley 626 Third Street SW.

Ella Frear Thirteenth Street SE Officers’ Club T. Z. Cook Corps Effie Storey Eva Kisinger Myra Neubauer Jeanne Lindsey Celia Burda Abe Pilkcer Alma Farley Lois Follen United States John Adams Third Street

Mrs Humiston Hosts Louise Leibert Circle Picnic Luncheon

Mrs A N Humiston of 400 Nineteenth Street SE entertained Louise Leibert circle of the Kings Daughters at a picnic luncheon Tuesday. Hostesses included Mrs Arthur Biddinger Mrs Harry Dunker Mrs Max Burrell and Mrs E R Moen. Plans for the year’s work were completed.

A. N. Humiston Nineteenth Street Louise Leibert The King’s Daughters Arthur Biddinger Harry Dunker Max Burrell Humiston E. R. Moen

Trinity Lutheran Graduation Will Be Held Thursday

The Rev. P. L. Bornhoeft will give the address at Trinity Lutheran school graduation exercises at the church on First Avenue and Fourteenth Street W Thursday at 7 45 p m. The program includes songs, drills, the Chinese Umbrella salute and presentations of diplomas with valedictory by Eugene Reply and other students.

P. L. Bornhoeft Trinity Lutheran School First Avenue Fourteenth Street Bone Iy Margaret Schlichting Lyma Uken Sunbonnet Sally Jim Old Daddy Robert Nemec Eugene 1 Shirley Kreutner Jack Rinderknecht Jores

Johnson Discusses U S Constitution Before Kiwanis

Elmer A. Johnson, local attorney and constitution expert, spoke at the Montrose hotel to the Kiwanis Club about the history and precedents of the U S Constitution. He praised the system but warned against extreme moves that could undermine the basic law.

Elmer A. Johnson Kiwanis Club Montrose Hotel Johnson United States

Solomon Islanders Wear Beetle Leg Necklaces as Love Tokens

Native Solomon Islanders craft necklaces from beetle legs as tokens of affection. The practice centers on personal adornment and symbolic value within island communities.

Solomon Islands

Warns Of Short Wave Peril To U S Government

E H Harris publisher of the Richmond Palladium Item warns the Inland Daily Press association that short wave radio can threaten democracy. He urges newspapers to challenge propaganda and notes TV fax could impact publishing. The association backs a resolution accusing a Black Senate committee of harassment and calls for civil damages and prosecutions.

Chicago Inland Daily Press Association E. H. Harris Richmond Ind Palladium Item Harris Association Wire Services Radio Committee America Committee Federal Communications Robert R. McCormick The Chicago Tribune

Doctor Hayek Named Pediatric Health Official in Iowa

Dr J M Hayek of Cedar Rapids a pediatrician for eight years is appointed by the Iowa state department of health to the division of child health and health education. The newly created post under the social security act becomes effective June 15 with funding from state and federal sources. He plans to move to Des Moines in July and continues prior service to Camp Good Health and the Public Health Nursing association.

J. M. Hayek Avenue Cedar Rapids Iowa State Department of Health Hayek Des Moines Camp Good Health Public Health Nursing Association University of Iowa Walter L. Bierring

Hindenburg Lands in Frankfurt After South America Flight

The German dirigible Hindenburg completed its second eastward voyage from South America and landed at Frankfurt am Main on a Wednesday.

Hindenburg Frankfort-Au-Main Germany South America

Secret war plans would place nation under military rule

Army mobilization measures would place all males over 18 under military control, draft universal, allow price and wage fixing, seize property, create a three-man capital issues panel, expand exports and imports control, and fund war manufacturing with up to 3 billion in bonds. Senator Clark urges careful scrutiny and proposes a 1938 referendum on the draft plan.

Washington INS War Department United States War Trade Administration Sen. Clark Bennett Clark Congress Clark Senate Munitions Committee The Missourian

Jackson Unopposed for Laurens County Surveyor Post

Dublin Ga. J Lester Jackson runs unopposed for Laurens county surveyor pledging to do just as little work as I can. He says the decision was his own and persuaded by himself.

Dublin J. Lester Jackson Laurens County

Resignations Prompt Special Election in Republic

In Republic Missouri Mayor V W Shover and several aldermen quit after failing to pay city taxes. A special election was held to fill the vacancies and Mayor Shover was re elected.

Republic, Mo V. W. Shover Shover

Firefighters Battle Blaze as Crowd Attacks in Aurora

In Aurora Illinois a blaze at the John Vago home was interrupted by a mob of about fifty spectators some armed with ball bats. Fire crews kept one hose on the fire and one on the crowd dousing both and incurring $150 in damages to the house.

Aurora Ill John Vago

Marriage Licenses Granted in Cedar Rapids Central City and Marion

Donald J. Berger and Florence H. Bock of Cedar Rapids were issued a marriage license. Henry Joseph Dolan and Jean Adele Hamilton of Central City also received licenses. Stanley Stevens of Milton Wisconsin and Mary Michel of Marion obtained a license.

Donald J. Berger Florence H. Bock Cedar Rapids Henry Joseph Dolan Jean Adele Hamilton Central City Stanley Stevens Milton Wis Mary Michel Marion

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