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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1934

Page

5

Farewell Parties Given For Summer Travelers

Several farewell parties are arranged for summer travelers in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Theodore Stickney hosts twelve at Cedar Rapids Country Club tonight for Miss Rachel Witwer Mrs. Robert McCandless and Miss May Frick who depart for the Orient and California. Earlier Mrs. E J Carey hosted a smaller dinner for the same trio. An Art club terrace supper at Mr and Mrs T R Warriner's home Saturday plans to honor them. Witwer and McCandless sail from Seattle on June 15 aboard the Hikawa Maru.

Theodore Stickney Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Country Club Rachel ‘Witwer Robert McCandless Orient May Frick California Miss Witwer McCandless Miss Frick E. J. Carey Grande’ Avenue Art’ Club T. R. Warriner Forest Drive

June Dinner Dances Planned at Cedar Rapids Country Club

Two dinner dances are set for June at Cedar Rapids Country Club. The first is this Friday to welcome college students back for the season, and the second is Monday evening June 25, both as guest nights. Monday is Ladies Golf Day with a women’s events program.

Cedar Rapids Country Club

Lyons Visit Ends as They Travel to Wisconsin

Dr and Mrs Richard G Lyon of Santa Barbara California spent several days with Senator and Mrs Frank C Byers at 314 Nineteenth Street SE before going to LaCrosse Wisconsin to visit Mrs Lyons relatives prior to returning home.

Richard G. Lyon Santa Barbara Calif Frank C. Byers Nineteenth Street LaCrosse Wis Lyon

Mozart Club Elects Officers to End Year

The Mozart club elected Marabelle Fuller as president Blanche Stolba as vice president Beulah Wessale as secretary and Viola Bohac as treasurer to conclude the year for the junior music organization.

The Mozart Club Marabelle Fuller Blanche Stolba Beulah Wessale Viola Bohac

Secret Marriage Announced at Dinner Party

At a Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Humbert a secret marriage was announced for their daughter Gertrude Humbert to Ithiel Bean son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bean. The ceremony occurred March 31 at the Methodist parsonage in Dubuque with Miss Faye Ragan and James Pratt as attendants. The couple will reside at 237 Thirteenth Street NW Cedar Rapids.

Bert Humbert Gertrude Ithiel Bean Fred Bean Dubuque Thirteenth Street

Mrs. Sylvester Visits Cedar Rapids with Family

Mrs W Arlo Sylvester and her small son from Albany New York flew to Cedar Rapids to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Norman E F Smith at 810 First Avenue The Sylvester party plans trips to Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge and Columbus in Missouri during the last half of the month and will return to Albany in early July

W. Arlo Sylvester Albany N. Y Cedar Rapids

McConkie Family Visit Tied to University of Iowa Reunion

Dr J P McConkie and Dr W L McConkie and families from Birmingham Michigan and Carroll Iowa visited Mrs W A McConkie at 1636 First Avenue East over the weekend. They attended a University of Iowa reunion then left Monday for Chicago to attend A Century of Progress before returning home. Both doctors are sons of Mrs W A McConkie.

J. P. McConkie Birmingham Mich W. L. McConkie Carroll W. A.mcconkie Avenue E University of Iowa Chicago W. A. McConkie

Figge Family Joins Husband at 334 Nineteenth Street SE

Mrs Reginald Figge and her daughter Gretchen travel from Calmar to unite with Mr Figge and establish residence at 334 Nineteenth Street SE.

Reginald Figge Gretchen Calmar Mr. Figge Nineteenth Street

Wedding Invitations for Chamberlain Daughter Frances Daphne

Mr and Mrs William Chamber lain of Winnetka Illinois have issued invitations for the wedding of their daughter Frances Daphne to Har wood Warriner of Chicago son of Mr and Mrs T R Warriner 316 Forest Drive SE The wedding will be at the Chamberlain home 80 Indian Hill Road Winnetka on Saturday June 23 at 8 30 PM

William Chamberlain Winnetka, Tl Frances Daphne Harwood Warriner Chicago T. R. Warriner Forest Drive Chamberlain Indian Hill Road Winnetka

Farewell Bridge Party For Miss Virginia Kuning

Miss Sarah Palmer hosted a bridge party this afternoon as a farewell for Miss Virginia Kuning who leaves this week for Omaha. Guests included Doris Garner Elizabeth Melberg Mary Gage Catherine Coopes Betty Beardsley Patricia Burkhalter Virginia Weld Margaret Sundberg Virginia Kuning Evangeline Dennis and Helen Munns of Chicago.

Sarah Palmer Knollwood Drive Virginia Kuning Omaha Doris ’Garner Elizabeth Melberg Mary Gage Catherine Coopes Betty Beardsley Patricia Burkhalter Virginia Weld Margaret Sundberg Evangeline Dennis Helen, Munns Chicago

Hand Kerchief Shower Honoring Bride Elect Miss Kaye Longueville

Mrs. Howard M. Benninghoff hosts a hand kerchief shower at her Ridgeway SE home this evening for bride-elect Miss Kaye Longueville. Guests include Mrs. Jack Cameron Mrs. Lee Hill Brunner Miss Margaret Pratt and several others from Marengo Chicago and local households.

Howard M. Benninghoff Ridgeway Drive Kaye Longueville Jack Cameron Lee Hillbrunner Margaret Pratt Pauline Lucille Murray Irene Klinger Helen Jayne Margie Ure Joseph Reindl Lloyd Connolly Betty Mary Louise Lynott Laurence Yount O. J. Elsenbast Marengo Robert Covert Chicago

Shower honors Mrs Alfred Lary with bridge and gifts

Mrs Alfred Lary recent bride received a Saturday evening miscellany shower at Mrs Joseph Kusts home 219 Highland drive NW Bridge was main diversion with high prize to Mrs Mary Emry second to Miss Eleanor Hovorka and low to Mrs Milo Hahn Other guests included Mrs Lary Mrs Emry Miss Gertrude Gurren Mrs Lettie Granger Mrs Richard Henderson Miss Eleanor Hovorka Mrs Ralph Howland Mrs Charles Holyoke Miss Mildred Shelton Mrs Norma Sutliff and Mrs Joseph Kust. The event honored Miss Mildred Newman upcoming marriage to Marvin Edison and featured bridge at three tables with Dorothy Drew taking high and Annabelle Taylor second. Mrs Speaker, from the bridal party, traveled to Carroll with Mr Speaker and his parents for a fishing trip after the ceremony.

Alfred Lary Joseph Kust Highland’ Drive Bridge Mary Emry Eleanor Hovorka Milo Hahn Gertrude Gurren Lettie Granger Richard Henderson Se Ond Turner Spit Avenue Arnold Epa Misa Mildred -Newman Marvin Edison Dorothy Drew Annabelle Taylor Speaker Carroll Mrs E.E. Speaker Lake View Ozarks

Surprise party honors James Crissinger on birthday

A surprise party honoring James Crissinger was hosted with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frasinger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malecek Mr. and Mrs. Edward Womacka Mr. and Mrs. Wendl Tampir Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ross Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hart sock Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cerney Mr. and Mrs. James Crissinger Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Tefr George Herman of Tiffin and Miss Ione Hardy of Oxford.

James Crissinger Joe Frasinger Charles Malecek Edward Womacka Wendl Tampir Allen Ross Merton’ Hartsock Leo Cerney Godfrey Tefr George Herman Tiffin Ione Hardy Oxford

Grandson of Mason City band member visits Cedar Rapids

Mrs. C. W. Servison of 501 B avenue NW returned from Des Moines where she attended the national high school band contest. Her grandson Bob Servison, a member of the Mason City championship band, will stay a few days in Cedar Rapids before returning to Mason City and visiting his other grandmother Mrs. Lula J. Hall of 219 Sixth street NW.

C. W. Servison B Avenue NW Des Moines Bob Servison Mason City Cedar Rapids Lula J. Hall Sixth Street

Tea program charms sixty at Roosevelt hotel PTA gathering

The Council of P T A entertained about sixty members and friends with tea and a program at the Roosevelt hotel. Alice Inskeep led group singing. Mrs Carl Heinen accompanied. Glen Skersick played trumpet. Mrs Harold Farnum sang. Myr accompanied by Mrs L A Gerhardt. Health report and thanks were given. Mrs R F Erickson announced new president and Des Moines convention notes.

Roosevelt Hotel Alice Inskeep Carl “Heinen Glen Skersick Arlene Skersick Harold ‘C. Farnum Myr L.’ A. Gerhardt W. D.elder Chelanian P. T. A.‘ Council Amos Scott C. A. Love Love Alma Hartz R. F. Erickson Des Moines Iowa Erickson

Beeman Son Graduates From Tulsa Law School

Mr and Mrs C E Beeman returned from Tulsa Oklahoma where their son John Almania Beeman earned an LL B degree on June 2 after four years at the Tulsa law school His grades averaged above 90 He has served five years in the trust department of the First National Bank and Trust Co of Tulsa and sits on the Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce board as well as chairs several civic committees

C. E. Beeman Bever Avenue Tulsa Okla John Almania Beeman Bernadine Bundy Tulsa Law School Beeman First” National ‘Bank and Trust Company of Tulsa Junior “Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce

Aristotelian Honor Group Picnic At Elis Park

The Aristotelian honor society at Grant high school and its alumni will hold their annual picnic Thursday at noon at the duck pond in Elis park. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish along with their own sandwiches and dishes.

Grant High School Duck Pond Elis Park

Smoyers Visit Oelwein for Aunt Kelm’s Birthday

Mr and Mrs Ralph E Smoyer of 116 Twelfth Street SE spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs A T Kelm in Oelwein to celebrate Mrs Kelm's sixty third birthday.

Ralph E. Smoyer Twelfth Street A. T. Kelm

Kensington Towanus Club Sets Thursday Meetings

Towanas Kensington club members meet at 3018 D avenue NE for women and 3020 D avenue NE for men, both gatherings planned Thursday evening at 8. Friendly Circle hosts a picnic for Macca bees families Wednesday evening in Ellis park rose garden after the ball game, with rain plans for a supper at 226 Ninth Street NW.

Towanas Kensington Towanas Club Kensington Minnie Larson Jerry Bys D Avenue NE W. A. Larson Macca@bees Ellis Park Hulda Martinec Ninth Street

Types of jackets for summer fashion in 1936 style

The piece surveys summer jacket types from loose hip to fingertip lengths with Mandarin collars and Norfolk back pleats. It notes materials like flannel wool gabardine and velveteen, color rules pairing light with dark, white jackets matching any dress, and wearable cues for sports and bathing outfits.

Ceeartahk Nis York Navy

Aunt Reveals Cousin Ben Had Tonsils Out

AUNT recalls discovering Cousin Ben had his tonsils out only after seeing him sing in the choir last Sunday. The remark underlines family storytelling and casual memory in a domestic scene.

Ben

Bluffs Women Attend CNW Club Tea

Mrs. Fr A Mikesel and Mrs. L J Wise traveled to Council Bluffs this morning to attend the CNW Women’s club tea Wednesday afternoon.

A. Mikesel L. J. Wise Council, Bluffs

Birthday Party Honors Hodina Family At Cedar Rapids Event

Mrs. B Hodina and Lester Hodina celebrated their birthdays at a Saturday evening gathering. Guests included Will Morek and family with Virgie and Marjorie, John Morek of Chelsea, Frank Hodina and daughter Helen Mae, Lee Huf ford of Tama, Albert Dvorak and daughters Marion and Helen, Joe Peter zelka and family with Libby, Joe Navratil and kin, Mrs Fred Dolezal with son Cleon, Adolph Dedic, Robert Sheaffer, and Barlow Silar from Cedar Rapids.

B. Hodina Lester Hodina Will Morek Virgie Marjorie John Morek Chelsea Frank Hodina Helen Mae Lee Hufford Tama Albert Dvorak Marion Helen Joe Peterzelka Joseph, Jr Robert Libby Mra Joe Navratil Fred .Dolezal Cleon Adolph Dedic Robert Sheaffer Barlow Silar Cedar Rapids

Beatrice girl to spend weeks with grandmother in Omaha area

Susan Darling daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Darling of Beatrice Ned has been visiting her grandmother Mrs. Harry E. Winn at 1423 Bever avenue SE for several weeks. Her aunt Miss Edith Jane Winn will take her home Saturday and she will stay a couple more weeks in Beatrice before returning to Omaha for two weeks at Camp Brewster.

Susan Darling Paul Darling Beatrice, Ned Harry E. Winn Bever Avenue Edith Jane Winn Beatrice Omaha Camp Brewster

Larson Family Called to St. Paul by Mother’s Illness

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Larson of 1820 Higley Avenue SE travel to St. Paul due to the serious illness of Mrs. B. D. Carter at the home of her son James Carter.

L. W. Larson Higley Avenue St. Paul B. D Carter James Carter

A A W Afternoon Reading Group Meets Thursday

The A A W Reading Group meets Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Roy Curray 2200 Linden Dr SE. Mrs Craven Shuttleworth will present the book review.

Roy Curray Linden Drive Craven Shuttleworth

Midboro Club Plans Family Picnic at Daniels Park

Midboro club members will entertain their families with a Thursday picnic at Daniels Park and hold an election of officers during the gathering.

Midboro Club Daniels Park

Chi Omega Go On House Party After Commencement

Actives and pledges of Chi Omega sorority left Coe College after commencement exercises for a house party at the Lower Palisades. They will return Thursday evening. Chaperon Mrs Alice B Salter. Attendees include Helen Meier Virginia Admiral Helen Burt Jan ana Chapel Elizabeth Focht Mary Jo French and others.

Chi Omega Coe Lower Palisades Helen Meier Virginia Helen Burt Janana Chapel Helen Clare Beth Courtney Lorraine ‘ Fisher Elizabeth Focht Mary Jo French Carl Gillies Katherine Keiber Lois McBroom Pauline ‘Ogden Vera Strohbehn Ardyce Woodside Doris Fryer Betty French Elizabeth Jackson Janetts Mertitt Bernice Mieras Phoebe Jane “Nemecek Dorothy Wright Iola Mentzer Alice B. Salter Will

Brady Family Sets East Coast Vacation Plan

Mr and Mrs T J Brady and their son James of 722 G Avenue NW left Sunday for a two week vacation trip in the east They plan to visit Washington D C and New York City during their travels.

T. J., Brady James G Avenue NW East Washington, D. C New York City

Indefinite postponement for L A T club meeting

The June meeting of the L A T club is postponed indefinitely. Announcement of the July meeting will be issued later.

Te Tatar

Sigma Delta Theta Chi to Meet at Mrs Bird Home

The Sigma chapter of Delta Theta Chi holds a regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at Mrs George M Bird’s residence 2432 Grande Avenue SE. The host chapter sponsor oversees the gathering.

R. N. of A Odd Fellows Hall Second Avenue SE Sigma Chapter Delta Theta Chi George M. Bird Grande

Hayes P. T. A. Picnic at Bever Park

The Hayes P. T. A. picnic will be held at the large pavilion in Bever Park at noon Thursday. Those attending are asked to bring dishes sandwiches and a covered dish.

Cedar Cedar Chapter O. E River Pavilion Ellis Park Hayes P. T. A Bever Park

Church Groups Schedule Wednesday Meetings

Church groups from Second Evangelical Olivet Presbyterian Grace Episcopal and St Pauls Sunday schools lay out Wednesday gatherings. Mrs Amos Scott hosts at 1230 Sixth Street BW and Mrs Jerome Lewis welcomes Lydian Society at 1044 G Avenue NW with Mrs Vernon Pickerill assisting. Susannah Wesley class picnics at 1 and business at Mrs W A Ball 3325 Hillcrest, assisted by Mrs Nase Nangst and others. The First Lutheran Women host a 3 90 luncheon and program led by Mrs W S Snoulfer. Delegates report on Newton synodical convention.

B. B. Holland A. M. Suits Second Evangelical Church Amos Scott Sixth Street Lydian Society of the Olivet Presbyterian Church Jerome Lewis G Avenue NW Vernon Pickerill Woman's Auxiliary “Guild” of Grace Episcopal Church Emery J. Miller Sixth Avenue Marion Susannah Wesley Susannah’ Wesley Paul's W. A. Ball Hillcrest Pave Nase Nangst Rich Mra. W. SD Snoulfer Newton

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Country Club Tomon Third, Avenue SE Montrose Heads Mozart. Club Lasswell Mrs. Ithtel Bean Sylvester Home BOX Millinery Montrose Hotel Panamas TOYOS New York Miss Chamberlain Sarah, Palmer Howard Benninghoff Longueville Mildrid Newman Foot and Musebeck Shoe Co Krall Shoe Co First Street John A. Beeman LAW Oelwein Carrie Morcombe Angena W. Auxiliary Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Wild Rose Lodge L. A N. A Moose, Hall Winter Temple Pythian Bunny Card ‘Club Bunny Card Club John Blessing Tenth Street M. D. Owen Eighth Avenue SE W. Hughes Grace Everhart Nursery Home For the Friendless Will Directed By Amos Parrish Het Council: Bluffs A. A. A. W. Reading Group Aan Ay Lome Panama Matiks Bradys Motor East Chambers Sinskeef Optical. ‘Company Second St. SE jDfet Kemble Third Street Seiaheage Grace Hutchinson
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