MEE Dinner Parties Honor Aubineaus Before Move
Dinner plans at Lakeside summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Choate and Mr. and Mrs. George W. Corey feature Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Aubineau’s farewell to Wilmette. Twenty six guests will attend with related events at local homes and tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Roy E. Choate
Blake Boulevard
Choate
George W. Corey
Park Terrace SE
M. J. Aubineau
Wilmette
Mrs. Aubineau
Earl A. Bickel
Blake Boulevard SE
John T. Wurster
Harold N. Graves
Den Adel Family Guests in Bartlesville Visit
Mr and Mrs E J Den Adel of Bartlesville Oklahoma with daughters Helen and Martha stay with Mrs Den Adels parents Mr and Mrs W L Harrison at 324 Nassau street SE for several weeks before heading to northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. den Adel
Bartlesville
Oklo
Helen
Martha
Lattner Bridge Tea Honors Bride-Elect Erma Lattner
Mrs. Joseph A. Lattner of 1645 Second Avenue SE hosts a Friday afternoon bridge tea at her home in compliment to Miss Erma Lattner a bride elect. Miss Lattner is set to wed Elmer Francis Lindeken Tuesday morning at St. Patrick's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Lattner
Second Avenue SE
Erma Lattner
Miss Lattner
Elmer Francis Lindeken
St. Patrick’s Church
Miss Janet Meyer Hosts Davenport Guest At West Side Party
Miss Janet Meyer of 1726 Seventh Avenue SE entertained Wednesday afternoon for her guest Miss Kathleen Meyer from Davenport. The guest will stay in the city until week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Meyer
Leon A. Meyer
Seventh Avenue SE
Kathleen Meyer
Davenport
Miss Meyer
Seely Family Arrives for Summer Visit in Meadville
Mr and Mrs Frederick Seely of Meadville Pennsylvania and their son John have arrived to spend the summer at the home of Mrs Adah K Seely at 1903 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Seely
Meadville, Pa
John
Mr. Seely
Adah K. Seely
Second Avenue SE
Smiths Return From Minnesota Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Smith and their daughter Helen of 125 Thirty-third Street NE have returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Minneapolis Duluth Hibbing and Austin Minnesota. They were accompanied to Minneapolis by Miss Mae Coffitt of Marion who visited with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Coffitt and with her sister Miss Mary Coffitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton P. Smith
Helen
Thirty-third Street
Minneapolis
Duluth
Hibbing
Austin
Minn
Mae Coffitt
Marion
Frank Coffitt
Mary Coffitt
Cedar Rapids Club Heads Installed by Iowa City Group
Mrs Imogen B Emery president of the Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women's club installed officers of the Iowa City B and P W club at a Wednesday evening meeting in Iowa City Mrs Lena Nelson of Cedar Rapids state treasurer accompanied Mrs Emery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogen B. Emery
Cedar Rapids
Ness Viola Skahill and Ralph Hoover Wed in Peoria
Ness Viola Skahill of Peoria and Ralph Hoover of Cedar Rapids married Saturday at St Bernard's church Peoria with Rev Father Sammon officiating. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's sister's home and the couple left for Chicago. Hoover is a Wilson and Co salesman and the bride is a hospital nurse. They will reside at 1578 First Avenue EL.
Mrs Willman and son visit relatives in Brooklyn
Mrs Kenneth R. Willman of Brooklyn and her son Kenneth Jr visit Mr and Mrs J W Willman at 1638 Coldstream Avenue NE to spend time with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Willman
Brooklyn, NY
Kenneth, Jr
Mr. Willman
J. W. Willman
Coldstream Avenue
Patten Visit Here With Mrs Patten And Son
Mrs Leo Patten of Ames and her son Leo Gordon Patten are visiting friends and relatives locally, stopping briefly during their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattens
Leo Patten
Ames
Leo Gordon Patten
Marri age of Lillian Bernstorf and Leslie Grigg in Cedar Rapids
Lillian Bernstorf and Leslie Grigg wed Tuesday evening at St Johns Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids with Rev Theodore Rottmann officiating. Mrs Byron Mann organist accompanied Irene Haesemeyer as the ceremony featured gardenias and pink chiffons with attendants in Grecian gowns. The couple plan a Cedar Rapids home and Grigg will teach at Roosevelt Junior High with summer playground duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Lillian Bernstorf
Leslie Grigg
Theodore Rottmann
St. John's Lutheran Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Byron Mann
Irene Haesemeyer
Stanwood
Edward Bernstorf
Genevieve Flynn Weds Edward J. Herron in Cedar Rapids
Genevieve Flynn daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Flynn married Edward J Herron of Cedar Rapids at St Patrick s church. Rev D J Peters officiated with Imelda Byrne Gladys Flynn Patricia Flynn and cousins as attendees. A Cedar View breakfast followed and the couple will live at 821 Fourteenth Street SE after returning from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Genevieve Flynn
William J. ‘Flynn
Eighth Street
Edward J. Herron
Cedar Rapids
Ellen Flaherty
Des Moines
D. J. Peters
St. Patrick’s Church
Johanna Hill
Imelda Byrne
Gladys Flynn
Sioux Falls
S. D
Miss Byrne
Patricia Flynn
Milwaukee
Herron
Patrick Flaherty
Joseph P. Flynn I
Henry Teahen
Joseph Geraghty
Marianne Dvorak
Schubert
Panis Angelicus
Domine Non Sum Dignus
C. J. Kell
Cedar View Country Club
Freda Hoveke
Gwenne Storey
Mary Vail
Lois Worden
Jack Turner
Mrs Emil Charipar feted at retirement shower and picnic
Mrs Emil Charipar formerly Miss Eleanor Farrell was honored at a picnic supper and miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at Mrs Ray Shunk's home 2046 First Avenue E. Hostesses were Miss Katherine Holmes Miss Emma Dvorak and Miss Melba McClurkin with guests from Wilson and Company where she is employed. Gifts were presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Charipar
Eleanor Farrell
Ray Shunk
First Avenue E
Katherine Holmes
Emma Dvorak
Melba McClurkin
Wilson and Company
Chariparis
Zalesky Family Begins Western Tour
Mr and Mrs. A C Zalesky and their family along with Mrs. W V Doubrasky depart from 1728 Bever Avenue SE and 1703 First Avenue E on a lengthy western tour, leaving Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A_C. Zalesky
Bever Avenue SE
W. V. Doubrasky
First Avenue E
Miss Gladys Bush to Wed Harvey Oldridge After Shower
Miss Gladys Bush was honored at a bridal shower held at the home of Miss Mary Stevenson on 211 Third Street SW. The couple plans to marry this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Bush
Harvey Oldridge
Mary Stevenson
Third Street
Guest Day Luncheon and Program by Home Garden Club
Thirty five members and guests attended the annual guest day luncheon near the rose garden in Ellis park. Prof. Fred J. Lazell of the University of Iowa discussed trees native to Iowa and the joy of identifying them. Mrs. W. E. Brown conducted a white elephant sale to fund beautifying the rose garden, with luncheon at a rose and Canterbury bells decorated long table. Social committee included Mrs. G. L. Krabbenhoff as chair and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Club
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Fred J. Lazell
School of Journalism
University of Iowa
Iowa
W. E. Brown
R. Folsom
G. L. Krabbenhoff
Russell W. Manatt
George Otis
A. E. Fisher
J. F. Currell
Melen Shaw and Clifford Teeple Wed at St Pauls
Miss Helen Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Shaw and Clifford Teeple son of Mr and Mrs W H Teeple of Chicago were united in marriage Wednesday evening at St Pauls Methodist church. Rev Arthur A Brooks officiated. About fifty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shaw
W. C. Shaw
Second Avenue SE
Clifford Teeple
W. Hh, Teeple
Chicago
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Arthur A. Brooks
Hazel Walters Filber
Katherine Bender
Allen Teeple
Paul Hruska
Arthur Fisher
Stewart
Third Avenue SE
Teeple
Coe College
Linn County Abstract Company
Chicago Art School
Yager's Clothing Store
W. H. Teeple
Honor Miss Bartlett At House Furnishing Shower
Frances Bartlett recently moved to 1501 Avenue NE and was honored at a house furnishing shower Wednesday evening. Hostesses were Miss Anna McCurley and Miss Sadie Racer. Attendees included Marguerite Harriman Louise Indra Olga Nast Cescile Harriman Marvel Scott Helen Indra Dorothy Morris Florence Scott Leona Simon and Lillian Kacer. Prizes went to Marvel Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bartlett
Avenue NE
Anna McCurley
Sadie Racer
Marguerite Harriman
Louise Indra
Olga Nast
Cescile Harriman
Marvel Scott
Helen Indra
Dorothy Morris
Florence Scott
Leona Simon
Lillian Kacer
Scott
Ensign Bain Weds San Diego Girl In Military Ceremony
Ensign Willard Jackson Bain marries Miss Ramona Rose in a full naval ceremony at San Diego naval training station chapel. Officers in dress uniforms formed the arch of swords as the couple left. After a reception, the couple plans a motor trip to Pensacola where Bain will join the naval air training station after June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Rose
Ernest Rose
San Diego
Willard Jackson Bain
J. S. Bain
Seventeenth Street
Naval Training Station
Dyer
Eleventh Naval District
Rose
W. W. Crissman
Cedar Rapids
Bain
Nancy Pennebaker
Ann Catherine Kohlhoff
Coronado
Ensign Bain
P. W. F. Huschke
Kramer
Thornhill
J. B. Swain
Ralph Fielding
Eli Reich
C. Kelly Harper
F. A. Gunn
R. A. Dawes
Flora Hromatko Taylor to Present Violinists
The Juggler Mrs. Flora Hromatko Taylor will present her violin pupils in a recital Friday at 8 p.m. at the Y W C A auditorium with Miss Virginia Paul as accompanist. The program lists multiple student pieces and composers including Gianeda, Zervas, Allen, and Harman among others. the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Virginia Paul
Bartlett Hohe
Stig Gianedakis
Lila Zervas
Emma Allen
Ariais Brahms
Rene Gianeda
Beene de Sadlet
Bohm
Oareh
Onrr
Benen
Accom
Miynarski
Darwin Jack Darold Jack
Souvenir de Sarasate
Pastock
Edward Kopecky
Allen Joan Newburger
Severn Betty Ay
Sromp Allen
Patricia Barry
Carl Heinen, Jr
Heinen
Thals Seevee
Noa Alles
Ato
Dorothy Check
Pagal Landergati
Keler
Bela Beene
de Ballet
Ect
Beriot
Virginia Harman
Kati
Gail Helnen
Andante
David Atricia
Hubay
Stuart Anderson Visits Family as Saxophonist Plays Chicago Gig
Stuart Anderson of Chicago recently visited his parents Mr and Mrs J H Anderson at 1836 Twentieth street NW. He is a clarinet and saxophone player with Mal Hallets orchestra, which is now performing at the Trianon ballroom in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Anderson
Chicago
J. H. Anderson
Twentieth Street NW
Mal Hallet
Trianon Ballroom
John Barrys Return From Mapleton and Ames
Mr and Mrs John W Barry have returned to 410 Twenty third Street Drive SE after three weeks away in Mapleton and Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Barry
Twenty-third Street Drive
Mapleton
Ames
The Magic of Good Talk in Social Rooms
Ted praises Julie as the best talker while she listens with a radiant smile and keen interest. The piece advertises a 40 page booklet Improving Your Conversation offering tips on vocabulary voice tact topics ice breakers and pause fillers for 15 cents from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Julie
Madge
Tern
Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Ora Mae Edwards to Wed William Sedlacek Saturday
Mr and Mrs Jack R Edwards of 358 Seventeenth Street SE announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Ora Mae Edwards to William Charles Sedlacek son of Mrs J B Sedlacek of 1602 Eighth Avenue SE The ceremony will be held Saturday at 730 PM in St Pauls Methodist Church conducted by Rev Arthur A Brooks Miss Edwards a Washington High School and University of Iowa alumna Sedlacek a Washington graduate earned electrical engineering degree from the University of Iowa in 1935 He will join the Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company engineering department and the couple will then move to Minneapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Deamer
Oscar Rusch
Cedar Rapids
Helen Paine
Bernice Wiese
Margaret Scott
Pearl Zopf
Viola Knock
Darlene Kurtz
Wilma Rouse
Margaret Fitch
Martha Peters
Betty Deamer
Genevieve Burns
Bernice Allen
Grigg
Ozarks
University of
Owa
Theta Tau
Alpha Phi Omega
Jack R. Edwards
Seventeenth Street
Ora Mae
William Charles Sedlacek
J. B. Sedlacek
Eighth Avenue
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Arthur A. Brooks
Miss Edwards
Washington High School
University of Iowa
Mr. Sedlacek
Washington
College of Engineering
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company
Minneapolis
Irene Douglas Circle Ends Year With Breakfast Meeting
Irene Douglas circle of the King's Daughters held its final meeting at Bever Park on Wednesday morning. Retiring president Mrs. John Janecek received a gift from the circle as Mrs. W. L. Harrison noted the year's success. New officers were installed by Mrs. W. H. Tenney: president C. W. Whipple, vice president G. W. Higbee, secretary H. K. Focht, treasurer W. L. Jackson, and Dr. Jennie McCowan representative. Guests included Mrs. E. W. La Plant and Mrs. E. J. Don Adel of Bartlesville Oklahoma. Twenty members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Douglas
The
King’s Daughters
Bever Park
John Janecek
W. L. Harrison
Janecck
W. H. Tenney
C. W. Whipple
G. W. Higbee
H. K. Focht
W. L. Jackson
A. T. Pleune
Jennie McCowan
Whipple
E. W. la Plant
E. J. Don Adel
Bartelsville
Oklo
Ruth Gurren Elected President of Phi Rho Society
Ruth Gurren was elected president of Phi Rho society at a Monday meeting held at the home of Mrs. David Mitchell, 221 B avenue NW. Other officers named include Mrs. Charles Andrle as vice president and Lillian Serbousek as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gurren
Phi Rho Society
David Mitchell
B Avenue NW
Charles Andrle
Lillian Serbousek
Kenmore Ladies Day Golf Luncheon Friday
Friday will be ladies day at the Kenmore golf course with golfers gathering at 9 30 a m and a luncheon served at 12 30 p m. Local women invited to attend and to hostesses for the June 17 tournament, with reservations by calling 9254. All local women welcome whether or not they golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore
Havlik and Adkins Wed in Ely Ceremony
Rose Havlik daughter of Joseph Havlik Upper Palisades and Harry Adkins of Waterloo were married Saturday afternoon by Rev Francis Pokorney of Ely. Attendants were Lydia Kriz and Adolph Havlik. The bride wore orchid crepe with white accessories and gardenia corsage. Kriz wore aquamarine blue with yellow rose corsage. A wedding dinner was held at the Biderman hotel hosted by Mrs Adolph Biderman. The couple will reside in Waterloo where Adkins is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Havlik
Joseph Havlik
Upper Palisades
Harry Adkins
Waterloo
Francis Pokorney
Ely
Lydia Kriz
Adolph Havlik
Kriz
Biderman
Adolph Biderman
Picnic Postponed by Alice King Guild
The Alice King guild of the First Presbyterian church postpones the planned Friday picnic until June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice King Guild
The
First Presbyterian Church
Jolly Ramblers Visit Honor Hostess at SW Street Gathering
Mrs W L Phillips of 710 Fourth Street SW entertained the Jolly Ramblers Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs N W Robertson and Mrs W Willenborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Phillips
Fourth Street
Jolly Ramblers
N. W. Robertson
W. Willenborg
Ladies Auxiliary Inspect Local O R C Unit At All Day Session
About fifty members gathered Wednesday as Edith B. Clark grand senior vice president of the Ladies auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors inspected Columbia division No. 37 L A O R C. A joint auxiliary O R C dinner followed at the Roosevelt hotel with guests from Clinton and Des Moines. Morning initiations included Mrs. William A. Kahle of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Martha Harney and Mrs. Augusta Berkley of Clinton. The afternoon featured ritualistic exemplification. J E McBride and M D Horsfall presided at the banquet meeting with gifts for Mrs. Clark. speakers included Mrs. Clark J A Phillips CS Montooth and Joel E. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith B. Clark
Ladies Auxiliary
the Order of Railway Conductors
Columbia Division No. 37
L. A
Roosevelt Hotel
Clinton
Des Moines
William A. Kahle
Cedar Rapids
Martha Harney
Social Fifty Luncheon Honors Cenoma Owen Before June Wedding
Members of the Social Fifty hosted a luncheon at Mrs. L. L. Owen’s home at 311 Nineteenth street SE on Wednesday in honor of Miss Cenoma Owen who will wed Homer White on June 27. Nineteen members and guests attended and presented a gift to Miss White. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Earl Hall of Belle Plaine Mrs. Harriet Shuey McMillan of Alhambra California and Mrs. J. O. Morton of Hazleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Fifty
L. L. Owen
Nineteenth Street
Cenoma Owen
Homer White
Miss White
Earl Hall
Belle Plaine
Harriet Shuey McMillan
Alhambra
Calif
J. O. Morton
Hazleton
Graduate Nurses Club Luncheon Sets Meeting at Commonwealth Tea Room
The Graduate Nurses' club will meet Saturday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room. Hostesses include Miss Louise Zabarsky Miss Martha Schulz and Miss Lola Hess of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Earl Warner of Lisbon. Members may phone reservations to Miss Hess at 8944 or Miss Schulz at 21473. An officer election will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Louise Zabarsky
Martha Schulz
Lola Hess
Cedar Rapids
Earl Warner
Lisbon
Miss Hess
Miss Schulz
Miss Twogood Heads to Duluth Then Lake Caribou
Miss Margaret Ann Twogood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorin Twogood of 812 Wellington Street SE, leaves for Duluth Minnesota on Thursday morning to visit relatives for two weeks before continuing to Lake Caribou for the remainder of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Twogood
Lorin Twogood
Wellington Street
Duluth
Minn
Lake Caribou
Mantz couple to Los Angeles for daughter’s medical graduation
Dr. and Mrs. Russell L. Mantz of 1545 Park avenue SE left Wednesday for Los Angeles to attend Eunice Mantz’s graduation at the College of Medical Evangelists on June 21. They will return to Cedar Rapids by September 1 and resume residence at Lake Vermillion in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Mantz
Park Avenue SE
Los Angeles
Eunice
College of Medical Evangelists
Lake Vermillion
Cedar Rapids
Bernadine Davis and John Mack Wed in Dubuque Chapel
Miss Bernadine Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Davis of Delhi and John Mack son of J R McCaffrie of Kankakee Illinois were married Wednesday evening at Dubuque university chapel by Rev Hugh D Atchinson and Rev S S George. The bride wore a white satin gown with Johanna Hill roses a blue organ dic maid of honor and pastel organdic bridesmaids. Best man was Robert McCaffrie with ushers C B Davis and Henry Bregman. ring bearer Jackie Bregman and flower girl Judith Ann Davis. The couple will live at 1050 Delhi Street Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Bernstorf
Mayle Grigg
Des Moines
D. Burton Stevens
Minneapolis
Maxine Brown
Cedar Rapids
Willine Taylor
Anamosa
Miss Bernstorff
Carol Jean Bernstorf
Wilfred Bernstorf
William Grigg, Jr
Theodore Anderson
Joseph Stolar, Jr
Thomas Gordon
Chicago
Delhi
Bernadine Davis
B. J. Davis
John Mack
Dubuque
J. R McCaffrie
Kankakee
Dubuque University Chapel
Hugh D. Atchinson
S. S. George
Mack
John McCaffrie
Johanna Hill
Bonnie Tyler
Moorhead
C. B. Davis
Clutter
Richard Bickett
Marshalltown
Robert McCaffrie
Clutier
Henry Bregman
Jackie Bregman
Judith Ann Davis
Delhi High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Buck Creek School
Hayfield High School
Washington High School
University of Iowa
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Blue Key Fraternity
University of Dubuque
Delhi Street
Entre Nous Bridge Club Social Notes
Mrs. Howard Chase hosted the Entre Nous bridge club at 1732 Avenue NE on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. W. Wall Mrs. A. J. Snouffer and Mrs. W. F. Michalicek with Mrs. Wall receiving the traveling prize.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mee
Rubineaus
den Adels
Mrs. Lattner
Frederick Seelys
Clayton Smiths
Minnesota
Mrs. Emery
Iowa City
Skahill-Hoover
Willmans
Leto G
Yaa
Messenger
Schoen’s Exclusive Furriers
Pee Es Ee Cmg
Leslie Grige
Genevieve Flynn
J. Herron
Mrs. Charipar
Miss Bush
Dance Review
Marie Ann Gotchy Balcar Immaculate
Fourth Avenue
Melen Shaw
Miss Bartlett
the Juggler
Andersons
John Barrys
Ora Mae Edwards
Irene Douglas Circle
Kenmore Ladies Day
O. R.C. Ladies Auxiliary
Social
Miss Twogood
OFEN
Morris Greenberg
Fur Shop
Granby Bldg
DR. and
Mrs. Mantz
California
Entre Nous Club
Gara Brokrnsonl
Colonial Food Shop
Third ST. SE
Mommy
Hutchinson
Hutchinson’s
Hutchinson's
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Dengan
Teceem
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