Young-Turner Attendants In Reunion Here
Attendants to Mr and Mrs John B Turner II of Cedar Rapids held an early reunion in Cedar Rapids this weekend after a June 15 Des Moines wedding. Out of town guests included Harriet Sexton Mary Louise Strock Raymond Cless Lafayette Young III and Miss Julia Robbins. The gatherings featured a no host picnic and informal social events honoring guests from Des Moines Chicago and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Turner
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Harriet Sexton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mary Louise Strock
Raymond Cless
Lafayete Young, III
Elizabeth Carey
E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue SE
Carey
Mr. Young
Turner
Katherine Read
H. Gordon DeLay
William L. Read
J. Leo Cooper
Glenway Drive
Julia Robbins
Chicago
Thomas C. Yarnall
First Avenue E
Yarnall
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Lafayette Young, Jr
Harriet Shaefer
Arthur Gilbert
John Little
Ocean Springs
Miss Shaefer
Gilbert
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Deane L. Adams
Raymond Woo Rutherford
William B. Miller
DeLay
Miss Carey
Orville H. Tousey
John Carey
Harry G. O'Donnell
Donald P. Barnes
Richard E. Killian
Miss Owens Bridal Party Is Announced
Frances Owen and Lee B Winterberg announce their bridal party for a July 1 ceremony at First Presbyterian Cedar Rapids participants include maid of honor Mrs Russell F Knapp best man Ferris Kimball ushers W E Owen Russell F Knapp George Crawford John Northcott Harold Mutz Theodore Ford singers Miss Florence Coatsworth plans for lawn party buffet supper and teas with several local hostsetected in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Owen
Lee B. Winterberg
First Presbyterian Church
Russell F. Knapp
Cedar Rapids
Mastron
Miss Owen
Ferris Kimball
Kansas City
Kan
Winterberg
W. E. Owen
George Crawford
John Northcott
Fifth Avenue SE
Alice Sundberg
Fourth Street
Elsie Magnusson
First Avenue
Robert C. Armstrong
Pleasant Hill
Open Gardens Expand List For Visitors In Mosher Area
The Mosher addition gardens join Sinclair avenue Linn and Eastern boulevards SE on the open gardens list. W V Fiebig at Cottage Grove avenue SE opens his former Lazell home. Cmizzi at Birch avenue NW boasts delphiniums and opens their garden. McDowells at Johnson avenue NW add roses to the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosher Addition
Sinclair Avenue
Linn
Eastern Boulevards
W. V. Fiebig
Cottage Grove Avenue
Fred J. Lazell
Iowa City
Michael Cmizzi
Birch Avenue NW
Cmizzis
B. I. McDowell
Johnson Avenue NW
Van Valkenburgs Visit Cedar Rapids Friends
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wurster at 2015 B avenue NE are Mr. and Mrs. C L Van Valkenburg of Chicago. Mr. Van Valkenburg is a former Cedar Rapids resident. Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. M M Thompson at 2137 First avenue E entertained the visitors at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Wurster
B Avenue NE
C. L. van Valkenburg
Chicago
van Valkenburg
Cedar Rapids
M. M. Thompson
First Avenue E
Clark family returns from Florida by car
Mr and Mrs Edward C Clark of 2483 Grande Avenue along with John Edward Elizabeth and Billy Riordan have returned from their winter home in Miami Beach Florida by motor trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Clark
Grande Avenue
John Edward
Elizabeth
Billy Riordan
Miami Beach
Fila
Mrs Staten Rall Honored At Luncheon
Mrs Staten Rall visited with Lieut Rall and their children at 109 Seventeenth street NE. She was honored at a Saturday luncheon hosted by Mrs J F Rall. The party included eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Rall
Lieut. Rall
J .F. Rall
Seventeenth Street
J. F. Rall
Montgomery and Torstenson Families Visit Grand Detour
Mr and Mrs Neil Montgomery and Mrs R F Torstenson are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Gunder Torstenson in Grand Detour Illinois. The Detroit area addresses are noted for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
R. F. Torstenson
Blake Boulevard
Gunder Torstenson
Summer visitors pose with Cedar Rapids families in photos
The feature shows guests in local homes as summer travel peaks. Timothy Rowan, son of Edward B. Rowan of Washington DC, visits Cedar Rapids with host Sonny Darling of 124 Crescent drive SE. Lieutenant and Mrs. Rall travel from Panama to visit J F Rall’s family, planning a July 13 departure for Fort Benning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Rowan
Edward B. Rowan
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Sonny Darling
Sonny
Wallace Darling
Crescent Drive
Staten Rall
Panama
Owen
Frederick
Rall
Lieutenant Rall
J. F. Rall
Seventeenth Street SE
Fort Benning
Chauncey Howe
Kansas City
Cynthia
Richard
Craemers Host Dinner For Fourteen At Home
Mr and Mrs Nicholas P Craemer entertain fourteen friends at their home on Woodland drive SE this evening. Mr Craemer and daughter Pamela plan a trip Tuesday to Hot Springs Arkansas to join his mother Mrs H N Craemer who has been there for months. they will return late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas P. Craemer
Woodland Drive
Craemer
Pamela
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Craemer
H. N. Craemer
Engaged: Park to wed Anderson in Scotland
Local notes announce Miss Sarah Elizabeth Park of Wooster Ohio to John Lang Anderson of Edinburgh Scotland. The ceremony is set for July 10 at the New College chapel in Edinburgh. Park sails June 29 for Scotland. Anderson, a 1930 Coe College graduate, will pursue his PhD in Edinburgh after completing studies in Marburg Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Park
Wooster, Q
John Lang Anderson
Edinburgh
Scotland
J. H. Anderson
Grande Avenue
Anderson
Coe College
Theta Nu Fraternity
Scabbard and Blade
Phi Kappa Phi
McCormick Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Chicago
Blackstone
University of Edinburgh
Marburg
Germany
Reiff and Marion return from Cincinnati visit
Mrs. M. O. Reiff of 1848 Third avenue SE and her daughter Marion, with Mrs. Grace Luberger, returned Thursday from Cincinnati where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Luberger, former Cedar Rapids residents. Grace Ann Reiff accompanied them to Bluffton, Indiana, for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Marion
Grace Luberger
Cincinnati
Frederick Luberger
Cedar Rapids
Bluffton
Ind
Grace Ann Reiff
De Yarmans Brownlees Return From Minnesota Fishing Trip
Dr and Mrs Lester De Yarman of 216 Twentieth Street NE along with their son James and Mrs De Yarmans sisters Misses Louise and Maude Brownlee of 1403 Second Avenue SE have returned from a ten day fishing trip in northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester de Yarman
Twentieth Street
James
de Yarman
Louise and
Maude Brownlee
Second Avenue
Minnesota
James Clark Joins Pacific Cruise This Summer
James Clark son of Judge and Mrs Atherton B Clark, 347 Seventeenth Street SE, recently graduated from the Naval Academy will leave Monday for San Pedro California to board the cruiser Indianapolis for a summer cruise along the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Atherton B. Clark
Seventeenth Street
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
San Pedro
Calif
Indianapolis
Pacific
Mrs Blake visiting Ames and Beaman relatives
Mrs James E Blake of Miami Beach Fla is staying with Mr and Mrs James Dows Blake at 2340 Linden Drive SE Ames and Beaman relatives. She plans to return Monday or Tuesday to Cedar Rapids to finish her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Blake
Miami Beach
Fla
James Dows Blake
Linden Drive
Ames and Beaman
Cedar Rapids
Hessers Plan Ozark Trip From Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Jay W Hesser and their family along with Mrs Carrie Thomas leave Cedar Rapids Saturday for Missouri and Kansas. They will travel to the Ozarks and expect to return in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W. Hesser
Flying Carpet period at Camp Hitaga opens weeklong
Romance and color mark the second period at Camp Hitaga, a Camp Fire Girls session starting Monday. A long list of Cedar Rapids, Bennett, Lisbon, Monticello, Oelwein, Maquoketa, Anamosa, Central City, Vinton, and Clarence girls are noted as leaving for the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Pinneys Return From Great Lakes Cruise
Mr and Mrs Eugene M Pinney and their sons Eugene and Dick returned Saturday from a Great Lakes cruise. The family made a round trip from Milwaukee Wisconsin to Toledo Ohio aboard the vessel, enjoying sightseeing and travel on the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Pinney
Ridgeway Drive
Eugene
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Wis
Toledo
Ohio
Pleasant Hill Hosts Armstrong Youel Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong Pleasant Hill entertain Mr and Mrs Donald B Youel and daughter Mary Margaret of Parsons Kan Mr Youel is Mrs Armstrongs brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Armstrong
Pleasant Hill
Donald B. Youel
Mary Margaret
Parsons, Kan
Mr. Youel
Armstrong
Blauls Head North for Minnesota Summer Visits
Mr and Mrs Theodore F Blauls 345 Woodland Drive SE take Frances and Kathleen to Lake Hubert Minn for Camp Lake Hubert. They will then visit Lake Vermilion with Cedar Rapids hosts James and Mrs Bever. They plan ten days away Betty and Louise Blaul stay with grandmother Mrs Theodore Blaul in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Blaul
Woodland Drive
Frances
Kathleen
Lake Hubert
Minn
Camp Lake Hubert
Mrs. Blaul
Lake Vermilion
James Bever
Cedar Rapids
Betty
Louise Blaul
Burlington
Theodore Braul
Moore Home Welcomes Dr and Mrs Collins of Iowa City
Guests today of Mr and Mrs R Moore 536 Knobwood drive SE are their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Robert Collins of Iowa City Robert Moore son of the Moores a student at the United States Naval school at Annapolis sailed June 7 for a cruise on the Atlantic He will return late in the summer and visit here with his parents in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Moore
Knobwood Drive
Robert Collins
Iowa City
Robert Moore
Doctor Fenner Leaves for Weeklong Minnesota Fishing Trip
Dr. C. L. Fenner of 2044 Fifth Avenue SE departs today for northern Minnesota to fish in the Arrow Head district for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Fenner
Fifth Avenue SE
Minnesota
Arrow Head
Oak Park Couple Leaves After Visit With Boysons
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Boyson of Oak Park Illinois left after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H N Boyson at 2314 Bever Avenue Southeast.
Nature Dept. To Give Silver Tea
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nature and garden department hosts a silver tea in the garden of Mrs. Wesley Klinger at 541 Knollwood Drive SE on Thursday from 2:30 to 4:30. Music includes Verlin Cray on accordion and a talk by club president Mrs. S R Hawkins. Bridge tables will be arranged on the lawn. members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Shuttleworths' Guests Return to St Louis
Mr and Mrs Steven C Gribble and their daughter Jane have been visiting Mrs Gribble's sister Mrs V C Shuttleworth 1801 Second Avenue SE and will return this weekend to their home in St Louis They will be accompanied by Mrs Gribble's and Mrs Shuttleworth's mother Mrs Agnes Royce and the Shuttleworths' son Billy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven C. Gribble
Jane
Mrs. Gribble
V. C. Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
St. Louis
Mrs. Shuttleworth
Agnes Royce
Shuttleworths
Billy
Luncheon Honors Mrs Rohwer Visiting Denver Couple
Mrs James Y Canfield entertained at Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday in honor of Mrs J T Rohwer of Denver Colorado visiting with her parents Dr and Mrs C N Booth at 2337 Fifth Avenue SE Covers were laid for fifteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Y. Canfield
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J. T. Rohwer
Denver
Colo
C. N. Booth
Fifth Avenue SE
Binghams Visit Indianapolis and Chicago Relatives
Mrs. B. H. Bingham and Rockwell Bingham of 1800 Second Avenue SE left Saturday for Indianapolis to visit David Bingham. They will travel to Chicago on Wednesday to visit more relatives and return in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bingham
Rockwell Bingham
Second Avenue SE
Indianapolis
David Bingham
Chicago
Billy Dunshee Visits Grandparents From Glencoe
Billy Dunshee of Glencoe NL visits grandparents Mr and Mrs W H Dunshee at 1844 First Avenue E Winnipeg. He is joined by his aunt Mrs Alice Dunshee Miner and sister Catherine, who return to Glencoe midweek. Billy will stay until July 15 when he travels to Leland Michigan with his grandparents and Catherine and Mrs Miner join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Dunshee
Glencoe
W. H. Dunshee
First Avenue
Alice Dunsheee Miner
Catherine
Billy
Leland, Mich
Catherine Dunshee
Miner
Shelby Guests Leave After Visiting Local Families
Mrs. M. E. Clapp and three relatives from Shelby depart today after visiting Del C. Porter at 357 Woodland Drive SE and Edwy J. Clapp at 412 Twenty-sixth Street SE. Flora Mary Clapp and Alice Frum accompany Mrs. Frum on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Clapp
Flora Mary Clapp
Alice Frum
Flora Frum
Shelby
del C. Porter
Woodland Drive
Edwy J. Clapp
Twenty-sixth Street
Careys Compete in Lake Okoboji Bridge Tourney
The Carey team from Grande Avenue SE played Friday Saturday and today at Crescent Beach hotel West Okoboji in the Lake Okoboji contract bridge tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue SE
Lake Okoboji
Crescent Beach Hotel
West Okoboji
Prof Kitchin Returns From National Musicians Convention
Prof. Joseph Kitchin of 1723 Third avenue SE returned Friday evening from the east after attending the national convention of the American Federation of Musicians in Asbury Park New Jersey. He also met Marshall Bidwell formerly of Cedar Rapids in Pittsburgh and spent time in New York and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kitchin
Third Avenue SE
The
American Federation of Musicians
Asbury Park
N. J
Marshall Bidwell
Cedar Rapids
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington, D. C
Chi Omega Delegation Heads to Minnesota Conference
Miss Betty Kitterman of 1627 First Avenue W and Miss Phoebe Jane Wemecek of 1739 Fourth Avenue SE will travel Sunday to Camp Kam aji in Casslake Minnesota for a Chi Omega sorority conference and return on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kitterman
First Avenue W
Phoebe Jane Wemecek
Fourth Avenue SE
Camp Kamaji
Casslake
Minn
Chi Omega
Mrs D M Taylor Heads To Alpha Chi Omega Jubilee
Mrs D M Taylor of 353 Pleasant Drive SE sails toward the Alpha Chi Omega golden jubilee convention. Delegates meet in Chicago at the Drake hotel, then travel to Greencastle Indiana for founders events, White Sulphur Springs for a Founders Day banquet, and Washington DC for two days. The trip includes a MacDowell music evening and a New York house party before Europe and Bermuda tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Taylor
Pleasant Drive SE
Alpha Chi Omega
Chicago
Drake Hotel
Dé Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Taylor
Charles A. Laurance
First Avenue E
Dorothy Thompson
Sinclair Lewis
Washington, D. C
Edward MacDowell
MacDowell
Miss Thompson
Thomas Craven to Be Honored at Cedar Rapids Dinner
Art critic Thomas Craven will be the guest of Mr and Mrs Grant Wood at a dinner Monday evening at their studio 800 Second avenue SE Cedar Rapids. Craven plans to stay in Cedar Rapids through Wednesday and is visiting with the Woods McCrays and President Raymond Hughes at Iowa State College Ames today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Craven
Grant Wood
Wood
Second Avenue SE
Craven
Cedar Rapids
Woods
Francis McCray
Iowa City
Raymond Hughes
Iowa State College
Ames
McGregor Twins Head to Tom Tucker Ranch Camp
Robert and Bruce McGregor sons of Mr and Mrs A W McGregor of 1910 B avenue NE will depart Tuesday morning for Tom Tucker ranch a boys camp near Nederland Colorado to join a summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Bruce McGregor
A. W. McGregor
B Avenue NE
Tom Tucker
Nederland
Colo
Grace Boston to Tour East for 1935 Town Hall course
Miss Grace Boston of 2229 Bever Avenue SE will travel to New York City Philadelphia and Boston to book speakers for the 1935 36 Town Hall course. She plans to return in about two weeks by way of Cleveland and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Boston
Bever Avenue
New York City
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Mrs Wagner Visits Mrs Wagner in Minneapolis
Mrs Charles H Entsminger of Mitchell South Dakota visits with Mrs Eleanor Wagner at 1400 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Entsminger
Mitchell, S. D
Eleanor Wagner
Second Avenue SE
Damours Honor Daughter-in-Law At Newport Wedding
Mr and Mrs F W Damour of 384 Twenty first street SE attended the Newport Rhode Island wedding Saturday of Miss Doris Franklin to their son William H Damour of New York City. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Franklin of Newport. The Damours expect to return early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Damour
Twenty-first -Street
Newport
R. IL
Doris Franklin
William H. Damour
New York City
William Franklin
Rall Families from Iowa Illinois Meet in Savanna
A gathering today at Mississippi Palisades park near Savanna brings together Rall families from Iowa and Illinois. Members include J F Rall and spouse from SE, Lieut and Mrs Staten Rall and children, Jane and Richard, Mrs Richard Rall and children, Owen and Frederick, plus Chauncey Howe of Kansas City and her children Richard and Cynthia, Everett Rall of Dubuque, and many others from Evanston Naperville Cedar Falls Fort Dodge and nearby towns. They are joined by Elders David and Mrs J A Elder of Washington and Dr E E Hall of Naperville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Palisades Park
Savanna
Rall
Iowa
Illinois
J. F. Rall
Staten’Rall
Owen
Frederick
Richard Rall
Jane
Richard
W. A. Rall
Fourth ‘Avenue
Chaunce
William Nuhn
Cedar Falls
Harold Bergman
Fort Dodge
Stewarts to Leave Monday for New York Visit
Forrest Stewart of New York City, Mrs. A. C. Stewart and daughter Peggy, 352 Park Terrace SE, plan Monday departure for New York City with a Chicago stop. Mrs. Stewart and Peggy will visit daughter and sister Mrs. E W Curtin, who will accompany later in summer. Forrest Stewart has spent three weeks with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Stewart
New York City
A. C. Stewart
Peggy
Park
Chicago
Brookmans on West Coast Motor Trip
Mrs. R. W. Brookman and her daughters Doris and Beryl left Saturday for an extended motor trip to the west coast. They plan a vacation through August including the San Diego exposition and travel into Mexico before returning home to 330 Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Brookman
Doris
Beryl
Forest Drive
West Coast
San Diego
Calif
Mexico
Victorines Return From East Trip
Dr. E. M. Victorine and family of 2410 Grande avenue SE have returned from a trip through the east. En route they stopped in Atlantic City where Dr. Victorine attended the convention of the American and Canadian Medical association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Victorine
Grande Avenue
William
Margaret
Kathleen
Atlantic City
Victorine
The
American and Canadian Medical Association
Mrs Kust Hosts Reading Group Evening in Northwest
Mrs Joseph Kust of 219 Highland Drive NW will host the second section of the evening reading group for the A A W at her home Monday at 8 p m. Miss Efsie Magnusson will review Now In November by Josephine Johnson and Come and Get It by Edna Ferber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kust
Highland Drive
Efsie Magnusson
Josephine Johnson
Edna Ferber
William Jackson Heads East for Summer Visit
William Jackson of 2366 Linden Drive SE left Saturday on a motor trip to Thomaston Connecticut to spend the summer with his sister Mrs. Kenneth Hawthorne. A friend from Decatur Illinois accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Jackson
Linden Drive
Thomaston
Conn
Kenneth Hawthorne
Decatur
Ill
Miss Hartzell and Baldwin Guest of Miss Madson
Miss Virginia Hartzell and Miss Lillian Baldwin of Louisville overnight guests of Miss Lucile Madson at 1449 Fourth avenue SE. They were en route to Marion to spend vacations with relatives before returning to work with the United States Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hartzell
Lillian Baldwin
Louisville
Lucile Madson
Fourth Avenue SE
Marion
United States
Miss Hartzell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Westerfield
Rattan Wie
Pott
Skater
Kallang
Frédérick
John Ww. Barry
Wera
Cc. L. van Valkenburgs OF
Edward C. Clarks
Florida
Torstensons
MR. and
Mrs. Craemer
John L. Anderson
Reiff
Luberger
DE Yarmans
Brownlees
California
Hessers IN
Ozarks
Hitaga
Pinneys
Robert Armstrongs
Theodore Blauls
Moore Home
Dr, Fenner
Nature Dept
Mrs. Rohwer
Binghams
W. H. Dunshees
Careys
Prof. Kitchin
CHI Omega Meeting
McGregors
Miss Boston
Mrs. Wagner
Damours
Stewarts
Brookmans Away
Victorines
A. A. U. W. Group
William Jackson
Miss Madson
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