Ashley Chapter of D A R Marks 40th Anniversary
Ashley chapter of the D A R celebrated forty years since its June 10, 1899 founding with a final season meeting at the Cedar Rapids Woman's club. Mrs. Charles W. Boegel spoke on gifts to Cedar Rapids and Washington, past regents were named, and four Wilson high school girls won the good citizen pilgrimage contest.
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
Imogen B. Emery
Committee On
Ashley Chapter
C. H. Cogswell
J. H. Preston
J. W. Jamison
P. C. Madison
Charles J. Deacon
Frank E. Austin
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
Four Couples Observe Wedding Anniversaries at Park
Four Cedar Rapids families share June 10 anniversaries in a day outing at Ellis park. Harold and Mote celebrate their sixth, Elmer and Davis their first. Fiala and Yanda mark their third. The groups include Barbara Jean James Edward Donald Eugene Donald Franklin. 900 St Luke’s Nurses Alumnae Association meets Monday at 7:30 pm with 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 recital at home studio
Josephine Batchelder presents a piano pupil recital at 1828 Sixth Avenue SE Monday at 8 p.m. The program features works by Beethoven Chopin Rachmaninoff and more with students including Carolyn Be Sonatina in F and Mary Louise Jesina Aragonaise. Families invited. Congenial Club meets and Kentucky gate riding described afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Batchelder
Sixth Avenue SE
Des Leonta
Ann Morrison
Butterfilea
Era Goodrich
Elemen Reich Carolyn
Beethoven John Doetze
Joy Danes
Ooa
Crawford Norma Jean Bedell
Eckstein Walte
Brahms Gladys Jane Johnson
Presstissimo
Ee Koelling
Patricia Methven
William Mary Louise Jesina
Colleen Martin
Mariette Einen
Bettliou Pycha
Eeeveee Davis Walts
Paderewak
Colleen Bedell
Chopin
Godard
Ruth Kohl
Williams
Moszkowski
Dale Morgan
Banjo Ficker
Oes Powell
Marilyn Milner
Rachmaninoff Dorris Jefferis
Mendelssohn
Perry Woodward
Calendar of Iowa Events and Meetings Today
Cedar Rapids hosts district meeting of O R C and auxiliary at Roosevelt hotel starting 8 a.m. Clinton holds Eastern Iowa Publishers association picnic at Eagle Point park. Waterloo hosts Iowa Association of Postal Supervisors convention through Tuesday. Cedar Rapids holds fourteenth annual session of Iowa Grand Assembly for Rainbow. Coe College term begins and children’s workshop opens through July 14. Monticello opens new youth hostel at 7:30 p.m. with songs and folk dancing. Grinnell college commencement with address by Fred W Barr. Des Moines Kiwanis state golf tournament at Des Moines Golf and Country Club. Iowa City summer session begins. hydraulics conference and writers workshop on campus. Des Moines hosts first meeting of 1939 Council of Farmers and Businessmen at Hotel Savery. Ames offers five weeks safety and driver training through July 20. Ames also hosts twelfth annual Four-H girls state convention through Saturday. Iowa City annual physical education conference and midwest physics professors’ conference through Saturday. Wallace Stegner writers round table on novelette. Grinnell Institute of International Relations continues to June 24 with lectures by Norman Thomas and Eduard Benes. Cedar Rapids guest night dinner dance at Cedar Rapids Country Club Sunday. Iowa City combined state conventions of Federated Patriotic Societies through June 21. Waubeek opens six-week Cedar Rapids Scout camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Clinton
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. Barr
Bronxville
N. Y
Des Moines
Iowa
Kiwanis
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
Writers
Wallace Stegner
Grinnell Institute of International Relations
Norman Thomas
League For Industrial Democracy
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Mrs William Smith Hosts Shower for Miss Alice Smith
In honor of her daughter Miss Alice Smith, Mrs. William Smith hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1642 Fifth Street NW ahead of Miss Smith's June 16 marriage to Martin M. McGuire. Attendees included many local families and guests. another luncheon was held by Mrs Myra Safely at 610 Tenth Street SE for Miss Smith. The Wednesday Social Club plans a family picnic at Ellis Park Duck Pond next Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Camp Fire Awards Committee to Meet at Public Library
The committee of awards for Camp Fire groups will meet Saturday at 9 30 a.m. at the public library for the last meeting until fall. Applications for rank must be in the Camp Fire office by Mr. and Mrs. Harry L Wade 709 Memorial Drive SE. The banquet honoring Mr. and Mrs F E Chehak was misstated with the name C E Buck given in error as C E Beede.
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 Meeting at Montrose Hotel
The League of Women Voters will meet Tuesday at 12 30 p.m. for lunch at the Montrose hotel. Department chairmen will present items of interest and Mrs A E Chase will report on her Porto Rico trip. A flag week observance program is planned and reservations should be made 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
Piano and voice students recital this afternoon
Mrs. Lorin Twogood presents her piano and voice students in a recital this afternoon at 4 o clock at the home of Dorothy Cook 1015 Second Avenue SE The Pines. The program features Mary Jeanne Palmer Jacquelina Bachman Ruth Madrson Mary Morlan and other local performers. El Kahir Auxiliary to Shriners Hospital meets Thursday at 1 p m in Ellis Park river pavilion for a picnic luncheon hosted by Edna Hutchings J W Thompson and W C Benesh. Mr and Mrs Amos J Houser depart for a month east trip to visit relatives and attend the New York world fair returning through Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Twogood
Dorothy Cook
Second Avenue
the Pines
Es Matthews Dean
David Ring
Musik Box
Liebseh
Mary Jeanne Palmer
Jacquelina Bachman
Richard Kaufman
Williams
Grindel
Bentley
Loomis
Gilmour
Kenny Bernard Hoy
Wild Rose MacDowell
Chester Wetzel
Cloud Dreams
Seacees Renton
Arlene Sova
Aragonaise
Dean Ring
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Lilian Stodola
MacDowell
Baid
Crist
Mary Jeanne Palmer Scherzino
Prderewski
Ruth Madrson
Beethoven Marie Morlan
Punchinello
Herbert David Ring
Hinton
Lalsonjera
Chaminade
Jeanette Merveaux
Debussy
Margaret Ann Twogood
EL Kahir
Shriners’ Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Edna Hutchings
J. W. Thompson
W. C. Benesh
Amos J. Houser
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
East
Houser
G. H. Kleppel
East Orange
N. J
New York City
Canada
Cotton Ball Largest Social Event Of Summer Season
The Cotton Ball, the era’s grand summer social, featured a ballroom decorated with green foliage and cotton bales, pale green garlands, white balloons, and parchment light fixtures. Hosts included Mrs. Clare R. Marshall and Mrs. Sutherland Dows assisting in the dining room, with numerous pre ball parties at the Country Club and private homes in the SE district. Notables at gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Killian and J Hamilton Bell, among many other guests and house parties centered around the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Clare R. Marshall
Sutherland Dows
Edward Sheehy
Horace G. Hedges
Wayne J. Foster
The
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 Event Notes and Meetings
Health education department meets Tuesday at 10 in Bever park with bicycling and luncheon at 11 45 at Mrs W R Foot 1420 A avenue NE Assisting hostesses are Mrs Edgar McNall and Mrs Guy Hershey Reservations due by evening Friday at 9 am the department gathers at Kenmore for golf Mr and Mrs Carl J Dueser 123 Eighteenth street NE head west to Saddle Pocket ranch Slater Cole Eleanor G Root 415 Thirty third street NE leaves for two weeks in the east visiting Bellefonte Pa Newark N J and the New York world's fair then detours to Norfolk Va returning via Washington DC Ella Hungerford circle of the Kings Daughters met at Mrs Myron Reid 2230 Mount Vernon avenue SE Devotions studied Jezebel the circle donates to Camp Good Health Sewing and refreshments followed Next regular meeting at Mrs Paul Hanson Carroll drive SE Queen Esther circle meets Thursday at 1 pm for luncheon with Mrs E Chase 2225 Grande avenue SE Daughters of Isabella hold a business meeting Wednesday 8 pm at the Montrose hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Bever Park
W. R. Foot
Avenue NE
Edgar McNall
Guy Hershey
Kenmore
Carl J Dueser
Eighteenth Street
Saddle Pocket Ranch
Slater, Cole
Eleanor G. Root
Thirty-third Street
Bellefonte
Newark
N. J
Norfolk
Ella Hungerford
the King's Daughters
Myron Reid
Mount Vernon Avenue
Leslie Mills
Women of the Bible
Good Health
Paul Hanson
Carroll Drive
Also Mentioned on This Page
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. I. Johnson
H. H. Doolittle
Mary K. Fuller
W. A. Montgomery
J. R. Treichler
C. H. Wilkins
ST. Luke’s
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
Thompson
May Christie
America
Moira Carewe
New York
Park Avenue
Greenwich
Wil
Jowa Imtenests Vinsel
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
Amos J. Housers
Newman's
Zotos
Jamal
Beauty Balen
Second Fleet
Miss Coquillette
Warren Carr
Robert Ray
Janet Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
Coquillette Farm
R. F. Torstenson
Blake Boulevard SE
Harry B. Graefe
Robert A. Wilson
Brown Apartments
Woman's Club Departments
Health Education
Carl J. Duesers
Western Dude Ranch
Eleanor Root
Queen Esther
Queen Esther Circle
King's Daughters
E. Chase
Grande Avenue SE
Isabella
Daughters of Isabella
Shirta
Good Housekeeping
Tay Young
Wasvivers
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