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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

13

Art Critic Thomas Craven Visits Cedar Rapids

Thomas Craven, renowned art critic and author, visits Cedar Rapids to stay at Hotel Montrose with Mr and Mrs Grant Wood. He has moved from New York to Kansas to focus on painting and recently cruised the Mississippi by barge for material.

Thomas Craven Cedar Rapids Grant Wood Montrose Mr. Craven New York Kansas Mississippi Amana Herbert Stamats Craven Jay Sigmund Waubeek Wood Francis McCray Iowa City Ames Raymond Hughes Iowa State College

Cedar Rapids youths head to Lake Hubert camps

A number of Cedar Rapids young people depart by train to Camp Lake Hubert for girls and Camp Lincoln for boys on Lake Hubert Minnesota. Trips include Peter and Henrietta Dows, Jeanne and Barbara Marshall, Edith Knox, Della Mae Nash, Jean and Joan Newburger, Frances Blaul, Kathleen Blaul, Margaret Foster, and Robert Everett serving as counsellor.

Camp Lake Hubert Camp Lincoln Lake Hubert Minn Cedar Rapids Peter and Henrietta Dows Sutherland Dows Twenty-seventh Street Drive Jeanne Barbara Marshall Verne Marshall Knollwood Drive Edith Knox Charles Knox Pleasant Drive Allen Nash Country Club Parkway B. J. Newhburger Ridgeway Drive Della Mae Nash Jean Joan Newburger Frances Kathleen Blaul Theodore F. Blaul Woodland Drive Margaret Ann Foster Wayne J. Foster Hillcrest Drive Robert Everett G T Everett Blake Boulevard Camp Lincain

Mrs Blakes Arrive as Guests at Linden Drive Home

Mrs James E Blake of Miami Beach Florida and her daughter Jane arrived today to be guests in the home of Mr and Mrs James Daws Blake at 2340 Linden drive SE.

James E. Blake Miami Beach Fla Jane James Daws Blake Linden Drive

Wedding plans and party honor Margaret Schneider

Mrs Robert Keller Miss Gladys Swangler and Miss Lillian Frantz hosted a party at the Butterfly tea shop Wednesday evening in compliment to Miss Margaret Schneider whose marriage to Lowell Helbig will take place June 25 Linen gifts were presented to the hon or guest Members of the round table club of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company and three guests were present Covers were laid for forty four Miss Louise Hathaway won first prize at bridge Miss Matilda Schirm won second and consolation went to Miss Schneider

Margaret Schneider Robert Keller Gladys Swangler Lillian Frantz Butterfly Tea Shop Lowell Helbig Round Table Club Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Edward Swein Chicago Leora Johnson Vernon Spurrier Louise Hathaway Matilda Schirm Schneider

Penniland reunion marks sixth annual Second AEF gathering

The sixth annual Penniland reunion of the Second AEF to France was held at the Cedar View golf club with a dinner dance for members and guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C Lambert Sigourney Nora F Anderson Town Falls L I Langland Waterloo Mr and Mrs T C Ross Mr and Mrs Ray F Mel Guire Robert Ross Mr and Mrs Dan Kruidenier Miss Irene Furry Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs Fred Stanford Martha Venter Iowa City Floy Schermerhorn Des Moines and Mr and Mrs L C Bowman Osage.

Penniland AE F France Cedar View Golf Club C . Lambert Sigourney Nora F. Anderson Town Falls L. I. Langland Waterloo T C Ross Ray F MelGuire Robert Ross Dan Kruidenier Irene Furry Cedar Rapids Fred Stanford Martha Venter Iowa City Floy Schermerhorn Des Moines L. C. Bowman Osage

Marmola Reducing Agent Promises Easy Weight Loss

An advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a world famous obesity remedy prescribed by physicians. It claims users lose fat without exertion and cites 1907 sales of over 20 million packages with nationwide availability.

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Married Wednesday in Cedar Rapids at Immaculate Conception

Mrs Thomas F Seabrook became Mrs Bernice Skeelley in a Cedar Rapids ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Skeelley and the groom is the son of Mrs Louise Seabrook, both Cedar Rapids residents.

Thomas F Seabrook Bernice Skelley R. D Skeelley Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception Church Mr. Seabrook Louise Seabrook

Beethoven Club Hosts Morning Breakfast at Taylor Garden

Fifty members of the Beethoven club attended the annual breakfast in the garden at 2038 Fourth Avenue SE. Mrs. Genevieve Peiffer chaired the social committee with assistants Mrs. Leo Patterson, Mrs. Ruth Ebling Massey, and Mrs. Gertrude Fletcher. Civics committee members helped as well.

Beethoven Club R. D Taylor Fourth Avenue SE Genevieve Peiffer Leo Patterson Ruth Ebling Massey Gertrude Fletcher Bernice Hach Flora Hromatko Taylor Katherine Pew Dorothy Boyd

Strahan Family Guests Visit in Dennison Area

Mr and Mrs William Strahan of Dennison entertain with Mrs Georgia Barrett and Miss Jenna Strahan plus Mrs Edna Barrett Jackson at 2342 Grande Avenue SE. Miss Willema Strahan of Muscatine, dean of Muscatine junior college, joins as guest of her sister Miss Strahan and Miss Barrett Jackson.

William Strahan Dennison Strahan Georgia Barrett Jenna Strahan Edna Barrett Jackson Grande Avenue SE Willema Strahan Muscatine Muscatine Junior College Miss Strahan Barrett Jackson

Schoddes Leave for Denver After Visit

Dr and Mrs Harold A Schodde of Denver Colo depart after a two week visit with Mrs Coffman in Des Moines and with Mr and Mrs A Schodde in Iowa. Miss Martha Coffman returns and will stay with relatives for a month. A dinner in Des Moines hosts the travelers this evening by Mr and Mrs Glenn Schodde.

Harold A. Schodde Denver Colo Schoddes R. W. Coffman Third Avenue SE A. Schodde Washington Avenue Martha Coffman Glenn Schodde Des Moines

Miss Hughes Leaves for Sorority Camp

Miss Helen Hughes of 620 Seventeenth Street SE leaves today for the Alpha Gamma Delta camp near Jackson Michigan. She will serve as an assistant director at the camp which provides for under privileged children.

Helen Hughes Seventeenth Street Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Jackson Mich Miss Hughes

Mrs Avery Honored at Bridge Shower Hosted by Mrs Holecek

Mrs William Holecek hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday at her mother's home 325 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE honoring Mrs Rex Avery. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs Robert A Smith and Mrs Avery. Refreshments were served at quarter tables decorated in pink and green.

William Holecek Frank Kent Twenty-fifth Street Drive Rex Avery Robert A Smith Avery

Luncheon and Bridge in Honor of Mrs Joe Sampson

Miss Tota Swem entertained at a buffet luncheon and bridge party Wednesday at her home 222 Fourteenth Street NE in compliment to Mrs Joe Sampson who will leave July 1 for Richmond VA. Also honoring Mrs Swem of Chicago, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs RL Muench at 1818 Sixth Avenue SF.

Tota Swem Fourteenth Street Joe Sampson Nineteenth Street Richmond Fadward Swem Chicago Swem Muench Sixth Avenue

St Pauls Methodist District Luncheon At Mrs Linge Home

Members of district No 3 of St Pauls Methodist church plan a luncheon Friday at Mrs Karl K Linge 331 Twenty third Street SE. Attendees are asked to bring dishes and silver.

St. Paul’s Methodist Church Karl K Linge Twenty-third Street

Dinner at Obed Beans Draws Local Guests

Mr and Mrs Obed Bean hosted a dinner Tuesday night at 1004 First Street SW. Guests included Robert Carl and Mrs Mable Tubbs of Sioux City, Mr and Mrs Fred Moats, Nicholas Nold, and Mrs E L Fields.

Obed Bean First Street Robert Carl Mable Tubbs Sioux City Fred Moats Nicholas Nold E. L. Fields

Will Honor Two At Bridge Party In Compliment To Edith Knox

Miss Edith Knox sails tonight for Camp Lake Hubert Minnesota and Miss Helen Cook of Omaha attend a bridge party hosted by Miss Barbara Bloomhall at 2329 Beverley Avenue SE. Dutch lunch follows as guests list includes Inez Deacon Mary Agnes Groves Louise Porter Flora Mary Clapp Shelby Audrey Lea Ivins Betty Moore Modesta Kelley Margaret Crawford Jane La Plante Cecily Cocker Bernice Knickerbocker and Mrs Edwy J Clapp.

Edith Knox Camp Lake Hubert Minn Helen Cook Omaha Barbara Bloomhall Bever Avenue SE Miss Bloomhall Sue Payneer Bridge Bloomhall Misses Knox Cook Inez Deacon Mary Agnes Groves Louise Porter Flora Mary Clapp Shelby Audrey Lea Ivins Betty Moore Modesta Kelley

Women scholars voyage to Mexico via Iowa and New Orleans

Prof. Alice Page and Miss Esther Olm sted depart Cedar Rapids with Prof. Clara Daley for Iowa City then St. Louis. Olm sted trains to Mexico while Page and Daley sail to New Orleans to join a seminar led by Hubert Herring. The group remains in Mexico three weeks with Page returning briefly to Cedar Rapids before heading to Michigan.

Alice Page Second Avenue SE Esther Olmsted Iowa City Clara Daley St. Louis Miss Olmsted Mexico Page Daley New Orleans Hubert Herring New York City Committee On Cultural Relations of Latin America Cedar Rapids Michigan

Smiths to Return From Princeton After Commencement

Mr and Mrs Isaac B Smith of Country club drive SE were expected to return this evening from Princeton New Jersey where they attended commencement activities for their son Stevan and where Mr Smith observed the forty fifth anniversary of his graduation from the school Steven Smith will sail June 30 for a tour of Europe Miss Marian Smith returned Wednesday from Smith college at Northampton Massachusetts where she has been a student She joined her parents and brother at Princeton for a visit before returning home

Isaac B. Smith Country Club Drive Princeton N. J Stevan Smith Steven Smith Europe Marian Smith Smith College Northampton Mass

Luncheon and Bridge in Honor of Mrs David Rapaport

The Mesdames A Rapaport H D Rapaport and Mr Rapaport with Miss Betty Rapaport hosted sixty guests at the Roosevelt hotel on a Wednesday luncheon and bridge party for Mrs David Rapaport on her May 20 wedding. Out of town guests included Mrs E Ross Detroit Mrs H A Snider Chicago and Mrs M Feder Belle Plain. Contract bridge prizes to Mrs H Cohn and Mrs Sam Kozberg. Auction awards to Mrs Z Salit Mrs M Katzoff Mrs Feder and Mrs D Padzensky. Mrs S Goldberg won the cut prize. Gifts presented to the honoree and out of town visitors.

A. Rapaport H. D Rapaport Rapaport Betty Rapaport Roosevelt Hotel David Rapaport E. Ross Detroit H. A. Snider Chicago M. Feder Belle Plain Ross Snider H. Cohn Sam Kozberg Z Salit M Katzoff Feder D Padzensky S Goldberg

Grace Walpole circle plans July 15 picnic at McClaughry home

Grace Walpole circle of the Kings Daughters held a picnic planning meeting at Bever Park. The July 15 event will be hosted by Mrs. Robert McClaughry. Committee appointments include Mrs Holmgren president, with representatives to Dr Jennie McCowan chapter and various roles in baby band devotionals publicity and telephone duties. Officers listed are vice president Mrs G J Siebke secretary Mrs J C Baumhoefer and treasurer Mrs E Harold Skinner.

Grace Walpole King’s Daughters Robert McClaughry Bever Park R A Holm&ren H. J. Chadima Jennie McCowan S. Day Edwin Nelson R. E Choate Harold Graves Harold Ross Ways and

Miss Lorraine Marquardt Heads to Chicago and Willard Visit

Miss Lorraine Marquardt will travel Friday to Chicago and Willard Ohio to visit her aunts Mrs Paul Hibbets and Mrs Arthur Wrede.

Lorraine Marquardt Chicago Willard, O Paul Hibbbets Arthur Wrede

West Side Willing Workers Meet at 599 Sixth Ave SW

The West Side Willing workers 590 club will be entertained by Mrs Margaret Mueller at the home of Mrs Cora Trapp. Friday’s gathering will honor Mrs Donald Dunbar’s birthday.

West Side Willing Workers 590 Club Margaret Mueller Cora Trapp Sixth Avenue Donald

Mrs Murray Leaves for Omaha Visit

Mrs Walter Murray of Omaha returns home after visiting her sisters Mrs Jerry J Kroulk and Mrs George Serov y here.

Walter Murray Omaha Jerry J Kroulk George Serovy

Aunt Het Remembers Folksy Advice and Bets a Cooky

In a lively backwoods chat Aunt Het comments on raising children and public behavior. Pil bets a cooky that she has a child who never needs a wipe, a playful quip reflecting rural humor and community talk.

Tea Honors Wives Of Delegates To Bar Convention

More than 100 women were expected to attend a tea at Cedar Rapids Country Club this afternoon honoring wives of visiting Iowa State Bar Association delegates. Notables received, flowers graced the rooms, and music accompanied by a Cedar Rapids Homes tour preceded the event led by Mrs. B. B. Hickenlooper and Mrs. L. D. Dennis.

Iowa State Bar Association Country Club Cedar Rapids John M. Grimm Atherton B. Clark H. C. Ring Thomas B. Powell Charles Penningroth Imogen Emery Elmer A. Johnson Grimm Harrison Spangler Frank Byers Don Barnes Frances Norton Gertrude Shoemaker Conger Metcalf B. B. Hickenlooper James E Patterson Walter Hutchinson E. J. North Powell L. D. Dennis

Miss Krebs Honored at Two Social Affairs

Miss Gladys Stary hosted a buffet supper and bridge party at 1733 Seventh Avenue SE on a Wednesday evening honoring Miss Dorothy Krebs and her forthcoming June 29 marriage to Charles Severn. Prizes went to Miss Lila Palmer and Miss Mary Hughes. gifts were given to Miss Krebs.

Gladys Stary Seventh Avenue SE Dorothy Krebs Charles Severn Lila Palmer Mary Hughes Krebs Louise Randolph Lois Fenton Alice Sundberg Ruth Neill Harold A. Severn Agnes Kuba Janette Wright Carlton Gladys Houser Irma Hall T. Jay Krebs Omaha RE. E. Severn Charles Rubins John Ferguson Amanda Hagenstein Grace Boyd

Birthday surprise for Mrs Ehrenberger by friends group

A group of friends gathered to surprise Mrs Frank Ehrenberger on her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Aldous, Mr and Mrs Forrest Clark and daughter Mary, Mr and Mrs Frank Ehrenberger and children Frank Jr, Chester, and George, Mr and Mrs Newell Hodgdon and son Frank, Mr and Mrs Harold Kehne and children Tommy and Sherry, and Mr and Mrs Ben Pohorsky and Mr and Mrs George Peacock.

Frank Ehrenberger George Aldous Forrest Clark Mary Frank, Jr Chester George Newell Hodgdon Frank Harold Kehne Tommy Sherry Ben Pohorsky George Peacock

Playful Shower Honors Miss Kofron’s June Wedding

Miss Trene Seda hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1511 Hamilton Street SW for Miss Mary Kofron whose marriage to Godfrey Votroubek is set for June 24. Attending were Misses Kofron Libbie Kofron Leona Dohnalek Frances Novotny Cecilia Taylor Clara Kofron Marie Kotlinek Elsie Shimek Marian Lana Mildred Merrill and Mesdames Lernice Vicko Isabel Kof ron Erma Marshall Helen Biskup Clara Kofron and Bess Dohnaleck. Hostess aided by her mother Mrs Milo J Seda.

Trene Seda Hamilton Street Mary Kofron Godfrey Votroubek Misses Kofron Libbie Kofron Leona Dohnalek Frances Novotny Cecilia Taylor Clara Kofron Marie Kotlinek Elsie Shimek Marian Lana Mildred Merrill Lernice Vicko

Union elects officers for Christian Endeavor group

Harriette Struve was re elected president at the meeting Tuesday evening. Robert Hanson and Lois Wooden Mason were also reelected to top posts with new officers Agnes Pilgrim Elinor Sweitzer and Melvin Nemec joining the slate. Retiring officers include Ida Mae Dunlap Roger Reeves Leona Het Bernice Hammond and Charles Bush.

Harriette Struve Christian Endeavor Union Robert Hanson Lois Wooden Mason Agnes Pilgrim Elinor Sweitzer Melvin Nemec Ida Mae Dunlap Roger Reeves Leona Het Bernice Hammond Charles Bush

Birthday celebration honors Carle Gueste Nie

Mrs Ear Nie was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs R F Henderson 229 Johnson avenue NW in honor of the second birthday of her daughter Carle Gueste Guests included Mrs George Connell and her daughters Patricia and Rowena Mrs Glen Moore and her son Vernal Mrs Francis Birky and her children Bernice and Richard Mrs Wilbur Hoover Jackie Joan Worthan and Roland Nievas

Ear Nie R F Henderson Johnson Avenue Carle Gueste George Connell Patricia Rowena Glen Moore Vernal Francis Birky Bernice Richard Wilbur Hoover Jackie Joan Worthan Roland Nievas

Rainbow Girls Attend Grand Assembly in Sioux City

Officers of the local Order of Rainbow For Girls join a three day session of the Grand Assembly in Sioux City with delegates Mrs Agnes Horak mother advisor and Misses Margaret Watt Lucile Lawrence and Helen Kroulik attending from the local group.

Order of Rainbow For Girls Grand Assembly Sioux City Agnes Horak Margaret Watt Lucile Lawrence Helen Kroulik

Lazio Family Attends Sterling Wedding Nuptials

Mrs Joseph Lazio and her daughters Virginia Mae and Anne returned from Sterling where they attended the wedding of Nuss Florence Lazio to Alve Girard. Miss Anne Lazio served as bridesmaid.

Joseph Lazio First Avenue Virginia Mae Anne Sterling Nuss Florence Lazio Alve Girard Anne Lazio

M. C. C. Club Hosts Lunch at Shank Home

Mrs Carrie Shank of 248 Highland Drive NW entertained M. C. C. club members at a luncheon Tuesday. Assisting were her daughter Miss Mayme Shank and daughter in law Mrs Stewart Shank. The next meeting will be at Mrs Nettie Sham’s home, 1012 First Avenue W.

Mirs Carrie Shank Highland Drive M.C C. Club Mayme Shank Stewart Shank Wis Nettie Sham First Avenue

Summer Hats For Town and Dressy Occasions

The article surveys sports felts, panamas, and dressy hats for women, noting styles like turned up brims, patent leather trim, creased crowns, and Tuscan straw with ribbon crowns. It highlights white and natural color notes, bold trims, veils, and the peach basket design, with emphasis on cool, jaunty looks and versatility for summer wear.

Honor Birthdays Family Party Surprises Honorees

Ernest Johnson and Eugene Phillips were surprised at a birthday party at their home on 911 Sixth Street SE. A picnic dinner was served and 500 was played. Attendees included numerous local couples and singles such as Ralph Shelton and family, Harry Preston, S Stone, Ralph Colbert and son, Clarence Lee, Jess Ratliff, and John Wilderbeki of Marion.

Ernest Johnson Eugene Phillips Sixth Street SE Ralph Shelton R. L. Shelton Harry Preston S. Stone Ralph Colbert Bert Phillips Clarence Lee Jess Ratliff William Phillips John Phillips, Jr Marvin Barlow Leland Herman Fritz Trimble Carl Midlestead Naida Palmer Gladys Regan Naomi Barlow Gladys de Leon Mildred Phillips Edna Midlestead Josephine Sipe John Wilderbeki Marion John Zurst

Sikoras Entertain Guests for Birthday Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. John Sikora entertained at their home on Fifteenth Street SE in honor of Mr Sikora s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Kubic Mr and Mrs Pat Hollingsworth William Davis Ralph Evelyn Sikora and Mrs William Meeks of Marengo.

John Sikora Fifteenth Street Sikora Frank Kubic Pat Hollingsworth William Davis Ralph Evelyn Sikora William Meeks Marengo

Guides Selected At Camp Hitaga Enchanted Forest Week

Camp Hitaga Camp Fire Girls campers in the Enchanted Forest week have chosen nine guides including Anne Robertson Hildred Ann Miller Barbara Beals Diane Waples Barbara Rapaport Darlene Vaughn Diane Marshall Virginia Smith and Jean Hayward to lead groups through the Impenetrable Forest. Activities include a play evening treasure hunt cook-out masquerade and new songs around the fire with crafts in the lodge workshop and a backward banquet in Topsy Turvy land.

Camp Hitaga Anne Robertson Hildred Ann Miller Barbara Beals Diane Waples Barbara Rapaport Darlene Vaughn Diane Marshall Virginia Smith Jean Hayward Madge Miller Mary Gent Catherine Niles Grace

Local B and P W Women Attend Iowa City Meeting

Eleven Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women members joined the Iowa City club for a Wednesday dinner and officers installation. Attendees included Edith Lowe Florence Ernst Etta Loyka Marjorie Meeker Ida Caryl Hazel Hicks Ella Campbell Imogen Emery Lena Nelson Nadine Harrington and Edna Wilson.

Cedar Rapids

Two Women Travelers Stop at Waldorf Astoria in New York

The Misses Alberta Thompson of 2008 Bever Avenue SE and Connie Anderson of 2204 Ridgeway Drive SE are traveling east and recently stopped at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City.

Alberta Thompson Bever Avenue SE Connie Anderson Ridgeway Drive Waldorf- Astoria Hotel New York City

East Side W C T U Hosts Meeting and Plans Play

Mrs L L Riley of 511 Thirty fourth street NE entertained the east side W C T U on Tuesday. Miss Jane Lund, president of the Loyal Temperance Legion, announced an upcoming play. The report noted 176 bouquets made for the state reformatory at Anamosa on flower day. Miss Ruth Otto spoke.

L. L. Riley Thirtyfourth Street East Side Jane Lund Loyal Temperance Legion Legion

Willard Centenary to Raise $500000 for Education

She outlined a fund drive of 500000 for educational work and announced a San Diego exposition exhibit this summer. So far 3500 has been contributed to enable the exhibit, as the Union aims to match the World's fair exhibit record set when 14000 signed the register last summer.

Willard Union

Trinity Mission Women Elect New Officers After Meeting

Members of the Woman's home missionary society at Trinity Methodist Church met with Ida Spaight at 1307 Tenth Street NW. Nelle M. Martin was elected president. other officers include Spaight vice president Bauer secretary Neubauer treasurer Goreham and Koehn corresponding secretary. A picnic supper preceded the session.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Church Ida Spaight Tenth Street NW Eva Neubauer Frank Churchill Nelle M. Martin Harold E. Mayo Mildred Heroes Boylan-Haven School Jacksonville Fla South Nelle Martin

Letter Carriers Ladies Auxiliary Picnic and Meeting

The ladies auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers held a picnic luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. R E Haig's home 2624 Grande Avenue SE. Mrs A W Fillinger assisted. A regular business meeting followed with social committee members in charge.

National Association of Letter Carriers R E. Haig Grande Avenue SE A. W. Fillinger W. F. Michalicek J. H. Gray Halg

Jolly Ramblers Hostess Accolades At Fifth Avenue Home

Mrs. Rose Kendall of 904 Sixth Avenue SE entertained the Jolly Ramblers on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dolph Potter and Mrs. W. Willenborg for their efforts.

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