Ashley Chapter Marks 40th Anniversary in Cedar Rapids
Ashley chapter of the D A R celebrated its fortieth anniversary at the Cedar Rapids Woman's club house with Mrs Charles W Boegel presiding. The chapter, named for Col Samuel Ashley, highlighted gifts to the city and to national organizations, honored past regents, and welcomed guest winners from Wilson high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Charles W. Boegel
Cedar Rapids
Anna Mary Merrill
Matilda Harriet Jamison
Margaret Jacobs Dawley
Mabel Cathryn Cook
Laura Weare Walker
Maria Tobey Weed
Ellen Mower Harwood
Mary Farwell Carpenter
Luna Farwell Templeton
Nellie Lockwood Carpenter
Mary Kendall Fuller
Col
Eunice Glass Madison
Mary A. Ely
John F. Ely
John S. Ely
Third Street
Second Avenue E
Superior Court Room
Palmer Building
Boegel
Four Couples Observe June 10 Wedding Anniversaries
Four Cedar Rapids couples and their families meet at Ellis Park for a June 10 outing. Harold and Mote celebrate six years. Elmer Davis marks one year. Dominic Fiala and Yanda share three years. Fiala and Yanda born in Missouri, others in Cedar Rapids. St Luke's Nurses alumnae plan a 7 30 p.m meeting at the residence with a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Harold Mote
Barbara Jean
James Edward
Dominic Fiala
Donald Eugene
Donald Vanda
Donald Franklin
Elmer Davis
St. Luke’s Nurses Alumnae Association
Josephine Batchelder Piano Pupils Recital at Home Studio
Miss Josephine Batchelder presents a group recital at 1828 Sixth Avenue SE Monday at 8 p.m. Families and friends invited. Students include Elimen Reich, Carolyn Beall, John Doetzel, Norma Jean Bedell, and others performing works from Beethoven to Chopin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Batchelder
Sixth Avenue SE
Polat Wick
Elimen Reich
Carolyn Beall
Beethoven John Doetzel
Regional meetings and events across Iowa kick off season
A Cedar Rapids district meeting of the O R C and auxiliary opens at Roosevelt hotel at 8 am with lobby registration. Eastern Iowa Publishers' association picnic is at Eagle Point park in Clinton. Waterloo hosts the Iowa Association of Postal Supervisors annual convention through Tuesday. Cedar Rapids holds the fourteenth annual session of the Iowa Grand Assembly of Rainbow for Girls through Wednesday. Coe College summer term begins with the children's workshop through July 14. Monticello opens a new youth hostel with songs and folk dancing at 7:30 pm. Grinnell College commences with a speech by Fred W. Bair of Bronxville NY. Des Moines hosts the Iowa Kiwanis state golf tournament. Iowa City summer sessions begin with hydraulics conference and writers' workshop. Des Moines holds the 1939 Council of Farmers and Businessmen initial meeting at Hotel Savery. Ames offers a five weeks safety and driver training course through July 20, and the twelfth annual Four-H girls' state convention runs through Saturday. Iowa City hosts annual physical education conference and a midwest physics professors conference through Saturday, plus a Wallace Stegner writers' round table. Grinnell Institute of International Relations runs through June 24 with noted speakers including Norman Thomas and Eduard Benes. Cedar Rapids hosts a guest night dinner dance at the Country Club. Iowa City combines several state conventions of Federated Patriotic Societies through June 21. Waubeek opens a six-week Cedar Rapids Scout camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Clinton
Eastern Iowa Publishers’ Association
Eagle Point Park
Waterloo
Iowa Association of Postal Supervisors
Iowa Grand Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Coe College
Coe Children’s Workshop
Monticello
Tom Shover Farm
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Fred W. Bair
Bronxville
N. Y
Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Golf and Country Club
Iowa City
Council of Iowa Farmers and Businessmen
Hotel Savery
Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa State Safety Council
W. W. Bauer
Chicago
American Medical Association
Middle West
Wallace Stegner
Grinnell Institute of International Relations
Norman Thomas
League For Industrial Democracy
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Mrs William Smith Honors Daughter With Shower Tributes
In honor of her daughter Miss Alice Smith and her upcoming June 16 marriage to Martin M. McGuire, Mrs. William Smith hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1642 Fifth Street NW. Assisting hosts were Mrs. Clyde Lybarger and Mrs. Arthur Marchal, with many neighbors and relatives in attendance. Another shower for Miss Smith was hosted by Mrs. Myra Safely at 610 Tenth Street SE, with luncheon for six. The Wednesday Social club plans a family picnic at Ellis Park duck pond at 6 p.m. next Wednesday. members should bring picnic supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Smith
Martin M. McGuire
William Smith
Fifth Street NW
Clyde Lybarger
Arthur Marchal
George Krippner
Donald Appleby
William Deason
William Fleming
George Kerns
George Meade
Neil Lybarger
Harry Daleske
Joe H. Christian
Myra Safely
Charles Catshall
Grant Amsted
Robert Roseberry
John McGuire
Earl Mentzer
Buffalo
Wyo
William Meaney
George Ring
Clare Murphy
William Reed
Clara B. Dice Roe
Lucille Bradis
Flora Fleming
Marie Skerick
Irene Lybarger
Viola Ring
Miss Smith
Tenth Street SE
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Camp Fire Awards Committee Meeting Announced
The Camp Fire awards committee will meet Saturday at 9 30 a m in the public library for the last session until fall. Applications for rank must be in the Camp Fire office by Mr and Mrs Harry L Wade 709 Memorial drive SE. An error corrected in a wedding anniversary notice credits Mr and Mrs C E Beede instead of Mr and Mrs C E Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Wade
Memorial Drive
Lake Kabetogama
Canadian
Minnesota
F. E. Chehak
Eighteenth Street NW
C. E. Beede
C. E. Buck
League of Women Voters Luncheon at Montrose Hotel
The League of Women Voters meets Tuesday at 12 30 p.m. for a luncheon at the Montrose hotel with department chairmen presenting items of interest. Mrs A E Chase reports on Porto Rico and a flag week observance program is planned. Reservations with Mrs J T Taylor at 2 7010.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
A. E. Chase
Porto Rico
J. T. Taylor
Recital by Mrs. Lorin Twogood’s piano and voice students
Mrs. Lorin Twogood presents her piano and voice students in a recital this afternoon at 4 at Dorothy Cook’s home, 1015 Second Ave SE. The program features numerous students and works from Debussy to Paderewski, with performers including Mary Jeanne Palmer and David Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Twogood
Dorothy Cook
Second Avenue SE
Matthews Dean
David Ring
Liebach
Mary Jeanne Palmer
Williams Jacqueline Bachman
Little Brown Bird
Grindel
Desde
Bentley
Richard Kaufman
Ale
Gilmour
Kenny Bernard Hog
MacDowell Hog Hollerin
Greg Chester Wetzel
Cloud Dreams
Eee
Offenbach
Lillian Stodola
MacDowell
Anne
Crist
Mary Rasen Palmer
Scherzino
Paderewski
Uth Barson
Beethoven Marie Morlan
Punchinello
the Clown
Herbert David Ring
Hinton Dorothy Cook
Peri Chaminade Lalisonjera
Jeanette Merveaux
Dha
Debussy Cbegg
FURR
Debussy
Margaret Ann Twogood
Cotton Ball Largest Social Event Of The Season
The Cotton Ball dominated the social calendar with elaborate cotton decor and greens in the ballroom. Pre ball dinners and cocktail parties featured elites from local clubs and notable guests, including international visitors and prominent households at Blake boulevard SE Knollwood drive SE and Country Club venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
League
Country Club
Richard E. Killian
Blake Boulevard
J. Hamilton Bell
Knollwood Drive SE
Cedric Hahn
Country Club Parkway SE
John Sivertsen
Minneapolis
Genevieve McMillan
J. T. McMillan
Justin W. Albright
Thomas F. Lange
Warren R. Fankhanel
H. E. Olerich
Richard Rugg
George Erbeck
Helen Larimer
Audrey Ivins
Barbara Bloomhall
Wendell Delzell
Sam H. Nigh
Dean Stauffacher
Woman's Club Departments meeting and trips announced
Health education department meets Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Bever park with bicycling and lunch at Mrs. W. R. Foot's home. Bridge in afternoon. reservations due by evening. Friday at 9 a.m. golf at Kenmore. Members travel plans include Dueser visit to Saddle Pocket ranch and Root trip to Bellefonte Newark and the New York world’s fair. Daughters of Isabella hold a business meeting Wednesday at Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Christie
America
Moira Carewe
New York
Park Avenue
Greenwich Village
Amos J. Houser
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
East
Mr. Houser
G. H. Kleppel
East Orange
N. J
New York City
Canada
Health Education Department
Bever Park
W. R. Foot
Avenue NE
Edgar McNall
Guy Hershey
Kenmore
Carl J. Dueser
Eighteenth Street
West
Saddle Pocket Ranch
Slater
Cole
Eleanor G. Root
Thirty-third Street
Bellefonte
Newark
Norfolk, Va
Washington, D.C
Daughters OF Isabella
Montrose Hotel
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Ernest A. Sherman
Franklin W. Harwood
John A. Berry
Irving C. Emery
Julius E. Ives
F. E. Stull
C. L. Douglass
L. R. Orr
O. S. Johnson
H. H. Doolittle
Mary K. Fuller
W. A. Montgomery
J. R. Treichler
C. H. Wilkins
Robert C. Toms
Ives
Marion Toms
Cogswell
Oak Hill
Frances Sebern
Betty Jean Stephenson
Emery
Henry M. Robert, Jr
R. B. Cronbaugh
Bessie Livingood
Wilson High School
Marie Kibler
Ruth Subotnik
Betty Whipple
Livingood
Jennie E. Post
ST. Luke’s
Norma Jean Bedell
Eckstein
Brahms Gladys Sains Johnson
Presstissimo
Koelling
Patricia Methven
Williams Ry
Louise Jesina
Aes Assenet
Bettilou Pycha
Arbutus
Eecees Lmck
Eeese
Davis
Colleen Bedell
Dale Morgan
Eeeses Chopin
Eeeee Godard
Ruth Kohl
Williams Beamies
THANK
Chesses Moszkowski
Banjo Picker
Marilyn Milner
Prelude
Dorris Jefferis
Rondo Capriccioso
Perry Woodward
Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn
C. A. Forsythe
Sixth Street
J. H. Martin
L. H. Crowe
G. F. Platter
G. E. Dennis
W. J. Kos
F. H. Winters
T. A. Dill
F. P. Schultz
Indian Creek
Della Mae Nash
Allen Nash
George Durin
David McGregor
Kentucky
Mr. McGregor
Miss Nash
Morning Glory
Mr. Durin
Bonnie Glee
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Federated Patriotic Societies
Ladies of G. A. R
Women’s Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans and
Sons of Union Veterans
Waubeek
Harry Wades
Women Voters League
EL Kahir
Shriners’ Hospital
Woman’s Auxiliary
Shriners’ Hospital For
River Pavilion
Edna Hutchings
J. W. Thompson
W. C. Benesh
Amos J. Housers
Eeeee Arlene Sova
Sarwar Preo Enet
Dean Ring
Seees Renton
Eeee Massenet
Newman’s
Zotos
Jamal
Newman
Clare R. Marshall
Sutherland Dows
Edward Sheehy
Horace G. Hedges
Wayne J. Foster
Miss Coquillette
Warren Carr
Robert Ray
Janet Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
Coquillette Farm
R. F. Torstenson
Harry B. Graefe
Robert A. Wilson
Brown Apartments
Woman's Club Departments
Health Education
Carl J. Duesers
Western
Dude Ranch
Eleanor Root
Ella Hungerford
King’s Daughters
Myron Reid
Mount Vernon Avenue
Leslie Mills
Women of the Bible
Good Health
Paul Hanson
Carroll Drive
Queen Esther
Queen Esther Circle
Grande Avenue SE
Parel
Lee
Sam
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