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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1935
Page
9
A reader notes how Sylvia, clinging to a past love, misjudged future happiness. She learns the remembered romance was less than admirable and hopes to regain personal happiness. The column then answers two Miss Manners style questions about romance and social pressure.
Central City society notes a series of visits and engagements. Mrs V V Brown hosts for Mrs Harry Sellers before she departs for Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Rudolph Kraus entertains at luncheon and dinner for various Independence residents and Central City guests. Engagements announced for Margaret Brown Moore to Bruce Smith of Denver and Merle Millard to William Shine of Marshalltown with weddings planned in August and October. Linn chapter O E S holds a reception for Mr and Mrs Herman Holmes. D C club guest day features speeches and a two piano duet with out of town guests. A waffle breakfast at the Musical and Literary club marks social gathering with former members in attendance.
Kalona contract bridge club members gathered Monday at Mrs. R E Adams home in Iowa City for a pot luck dinner. Attendees included Kalona residents Mrs T V Kneer Mrs H A Mellinger Grace Tilden Edith Welte T R James O L Rogers and Leona Welte plus many relatives and North Liberty visitors. The event featured out-of-town members and a festive social in honor of club ties.
Mrs Maggie Pope entertained the Brethren Missionary society on Thursday and Mrs Rosena Stanard hosted the Dorcas society. Erma Danshill held the Bridge club Friday night with Marjorie Pope taking high score and Bernadette Fitz gibbons low. Guests included Nell Chord Eddyville and many Millersburg residents.
The piece surveys peasant inspired linens in greens reds blues and yellows with tropical warmth. It describes tablecloths fabrics and patterns including checks stripes plaids and geometric designs plus south seas and Russian peasant details. It ends noting summer linen swimsuits.
Praha Rebekah lodge No 51 I O O F meets Friday at 730 PM Initiation will be held P O Clerks Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 230 PM at Mrs F J Kouba 1826 Fourth Ave SE with officer elections and yearly reports Yirzah Society meets Thursday 215 PM at Mrs Louis Luke 526 Third St SW Women Of Moose hold picnic supper Monday at 6 PM at Moose Hall followed by 8 PM business meetings and candlelight installation Service Moose degree staff will conduct Ladies at Tipton Brass Button Club Daughters of Union Veterans meet Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs John Heaton 1101 Twelfth St Marion W R C Kensington Thursday at Mrs Albert Kuba 2100 Mallory St SW bring articles for auction quilt blocks Comrades of the G A R invited Felton home West Lodge Queen of the West L S B L F E No 2 meet Thursday at 730 PM I O O F Hall Cedar Rebekah lodge meets Wednesday evening in VFW hall a 615 PM picnic precedes business meeting
The Security Benefit association invites members and friends to a Friday 2 p.m. card party at Moose hall. Pinochle and five hundred will be played with prizes awarded.
Typographical auxiliary members will entertain retiring officers at a dinner held at the Wurster tea room located at 2015 B avenue NE. The event is on Tuesday at 6 p.m. Members planning to attend should notify Mrs. W. C. Meyer by Monday noon at the given contact number.
Crescent lodge meeting scheduled for Monday June 24 has been canceled.
General Grenville Dodge circle No. 88 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial building with reports on the convention.
A O U W Cedar Rapids lodge No 278 will hold a meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall. An open house for members and their families and friends will follow with refreshments. Drill team members should meet at 6 30 p.m.
Linden Camp No. 145 Modern Woodmen of America will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Carlson state representative will be present, and members are urged to attend.
New members will join the Woman's Labor Bureau at No. 17 in a meeting this Thursday at 7 30 at the labor temple. A social hour will follow the session.
The Star of Maine circle will meet Wednesday in Bever park at 6 for a picnic supper. The circle will furnish coffee and ice cream. Members are asked to take a covered dish and table service. Social Aiders announce a pinochle and five hundred card party in Moose hall Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Members and families of R T B and L A B R T No 58 invited to picnic at Ellis Park river pavilion Tuesday at 6 p m. Coffee and cream provided. Y A of M auxiliary to the L A of M to meet at Labor Temple Thursday at 8 p.m.
The Star of Maine Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Maine Hall. The Grove staff will be in attendance to assist with arrangements.
City Rebekah lodge of Marion will confer the degree on the class of candidates. Noble grand and vice grand elect will recite. Refreshments will be served and there will be a special birthday table for June and July. Star Lodge. Star lodge No. 4 D of H will meet in K P hall Wednesday at 8 p.m.
D A V Rebecca Alexander Tent 14 will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the Memorial building. A Thursday picnic luncheon at Mrs Ida Kettleson s Mount Vernon home is planned with a covered dish. Members of The Maccabees and families will picnic at Ellis park Duck pond Thursday 3 to 8 p.m. Supper at 5 30. A softball game follows. Visitors from Des Moines Ames Newton Grand Junction and Stuart expected.
Mrs T H Cameron, Mrs Mayme Reiger and Mrs Margaret Capper hosted a Monday shower for Vera Bittle as she plans to wed on July 9. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Mildred McClelland and Mrs Lee Crelly. Out of town guest Mrs Laurence Kynett joined Alberta Freese. Federated Ladies Aid met at the church with multiple hostesses. Methodist Women’s Missionary society members attended a country home picnic supper at Mrs E F Vornholt’s.
Shellsburg Royal Neighbor lodge held a Kensington Tuesday in Woodmen hall. The Legion and auxiliary held a picnic supper at War ren Pangborn home in Parkers Grove. A picnic supper honored new brides Mardell Whipple and Virginia Boyer hosted by Live Wire Sunday school class at Olive Bull home. Young Peoples union of the Federated church held a party at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Leora Evans was guest of honor.
Springville hosts sixteen Standard Bearer girls at Byron Wetzel home for a picnic supper. Out-of-town guests Anna Belle Moore of Central City and Pauline Wetzel of Bertram attend. Fern and Olive Wetzel join the group as new members.
The Clermont Union church guild held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs Dan Carpenter with Mrs W C Cahalan assisting. Maryon Halvorson Mrs L Appelman and Luella Miller participated in the program. The W C OF social gathering occurred at Elizabeth Sullivans home on Thursday.
Irene Meyer of Postville and F Dar win Rounds of Postville wed at St Pauls Lutheran church with Dr R B Garten officiating. Attendants include Eileen Meyer and Harold Schroeder. The bride wore white satin and roses while the groom will oversee the Calmar to Decorah start route. The couple plans a honeymoon trip to Minneapolis and northern Wisconsin and will live in Calmar.
Miss Marian Johnston was hosted at a bridge event as a courtesy to bride-elect Miss Ann Mills, receiving a hand kerchief shower and a guest prize. Guests included Mrs A W Savage and Miss Pearl Chilmore among others. Mrs R P Drexler hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her husband with guests including Mr and Mrs Wallace Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Lynn Savage.
Wyoming social news reports card clubs meeting with prizes won by members F L Harrington Ernest Reitz and John Jurgensen at Mrs Henry Westphals home and others including Mrs Mary Sieveka and Mrs Peter Jansen. A marriage of Clifford Morse and Bernice Wosoba is announced with plans to reside in Davenport after Morse’s employment.
Garden club members held their annual city park picnic Friday afternoon. The Thimble society was hosted by Mrs. Arthur Williams Friday. Mrs. Wayne Reams entertained Mrs. Lester Schneekloth, Mrs. Wilbur Schultz and Mrs. Garland Eichhorn of Grinnell at bridge Friday afternoon. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary society met Wednesday at Mrs. Lewis Zirbel home with the hostess as program chairman. The luncheon committee included Mrs. Carrie Coburn, Mrs. Ben Thomson and Mrs. Joe Lidzka. The wedding of Miss Pearle Cushing of St. Charles Ia and Everett Schultz of Malcom occurred Tuesday in Des Moines with Rev Brit Kenna officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Wendt Percy of Marshalltown. After a motor trip to Minneapolis and Canada, the couple will reside in Malcom where Mr. Schultz works for Standard Oil. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet next Wednesday after moon. Serving committee consisted of Mesdames Maurice Brewer, Ray Cummings, Donald McGill, Leonard Walters, Charles Miller and Thomas Sandres.
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