Miss Cook Hosts Jacques Jolas Repertory Class Night
Miss Eleanor Cook hosts a party at 222 Crescent Street SE complimenting pianist Jacques Jolas and his repertory class after a Bach recital by Miss Eleanor Taylor at First Presbyterian Church. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Jolas, Mrs. Ehrman B. Mitchell, Mrs. Gladys Van Pelt, Harold Baltz, Prof. and Mrs. Albert F. Johnson, and numerous guests from Mount Vernon Lisbon Harrisburg Iowa City Pasadena and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Cook
Crescent Street SE
Jacques Jolas
Cornell College
Eleanor Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Cook Home
Jacques Jo Jas
Ehrman B. Mitchell
Harrisburg
Gladys van Pelt
Harold Baltz
Albert F. Johnson
Priscilla Keeler
Walter Hodgson
Mount Vernon
Burd
Lisbon
E. J. Robbins
Jane Robbins
Iowa City
George B. Douglas
R. D. Taylor
Robert S. Cook
Sutherland Cook
Ernest A. Lee
Grant Perrin
Barbara Douglas
Betsy Sutherland
Pasadena
Calif
Blanche
Laura Krebs
Margaret Pratt
Helen Mokress
Rockwell Bingham Hosts Bridge Party for Out-of-Town Guests
Rockwell Bingham at 1800 Second Avenue SE entertained a bridge party Monday evening honoring several out-of-town guests. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warriner and Herbert Folsom of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Cleaver of Cincinnati, Miss Jane Lady, Miss Margaret Larimer, Miss Ruth Barth, Miss Eleanor Taylor, Douglas Bennett, and William Zehner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Bingham
Second Avenue SE
Robert Warriner
Herbert Folsom
New York City
Mark M. Cleaver
Cincinnati
Jane Lady
Margaret Larimer
Ruth Barth
Eleanor Taylor
Douglas Bennett
William Zehner
Mrs McClung Visits Cedar Rapids Friends for Summer Stay
Mrs E S McClung of Los Angeles, a former Cedar Rapids resident, arrived Monday night via the Canadian Pacific route to spend a week or ten days visiting Mr and Mrs A E Chase at 2225 Grande Avenue SE. She will also attend the Century of Progress before returning. Miss Edith Chase arrived from Miami Florida Saturday and will spend the summer with Mr and Mrs A E Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. McClung
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Chase
Grande Avenue SE
Century of Progress
Edith Chase
Miami
Fla
Wilcox Family Attends Dover Graduation
Mrs. Lucian T Wilcox and daughter Elizabeth with Mrs T A Wilcox returned Monday from Dover after attending graduation exercises of a preparatory school where Hamilton Wilcox received his diploma. They were away for two weeks. Hamilton is the son of Mrs Lucian Wilcox and grandson of Mrs T A Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian T. Wilcox
Elizabeth
T A.wilcox
Andover
Hamilton Wilscox
Lucian Wilcox
T. A. Wilcox
Hassett Return from Weekend with Bells in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs William L Hassett spent the weekend at the home of Mrsi and Mrs James W Bell 2532 Country Club Parkway SE. They then returned to their Des Moines home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bell
Country Club Park‘way SE
Wiliam L. Hassett
Des Moines
Farmers Host Mrs Beane and Son in Spokane Visit
Mr and Mrs J Leroy Farmer at 1920 First Avenue East host Mrs W E Beane and her son Leroy of Salt Lake City for several weeks Beane is Farmer’s sister-in-law from Salt Lake City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leroy Farmer
First Avenue E
W. E. Beane
Leroy
Salt Lake City
Beane
Mr. Farmer
Williams Scarth wedding in Iowa City attracts Chicago visitor
Mrs Louis A Hansen of Chicago visiting her parents at 1307 Elmhurst drive SE attends the wedding of Zeta Tau Alpha sister Miss Lorraine Williams and Virgil Scarth in Iowa City. Mrs Hansen and her daughter Marjorie Belle will stay several weeks at the Preston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Hansen
Chicago
S. E. Preston
Elmhurst Drive
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Lorraine Williams
Virgil Scarth
Iowa City
Hansen
Marjorie Belle
Preston
High Twelve Club Picnic Planned at Ellis Park
The High Twelve club schedules a Friday picnic at Ellis Park for members families and guests. A 3 pm Cedar View golf tournament for men and women led by Otis Leefers precedes 5 pm games and stunts with Frank Wagner. Dinner at 6 pm in the Duck Pond area arranged by Ed Swan. Reservations by Wednesday to local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Twelve
Ellis Park
Cedar View
Otis Leefers
Frank Wagner
Duck Pond
Ed Swan
Frank Wood
Fred Collard
L. A. Kessler
Charles Bode
Emma Siebenmark and Charles Winter Wed in Cedar Rapids
Miss Emma Siebenmark and Charles A. Winter married at Rev P W Jacobson's home Saturday evening at 8. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Burrowes. The couple plan to reside at 4022 First Ave E and host after July 1. Mr Winter long associated with the O R C in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Winter with Killian company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma _ Siebenmark
Charles A. Winter
P. W. Jacobson
George Burrowes
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
First Ave
Winter
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Winter
Killian Company
Hand Family Returns From Four Day Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hand and their sons Ivan and John, of 957 Twelfth Street NE, just returned from a four day visit with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hand of Leslie. Accompanying them was Mrs. Pearl Thomas of 311 A Avenue NW and her guest Mrs. Fred E. Halbert of San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hand
Ivan
John
Twelfth Street
C. C. Hand
Leslie
Pearl Thomas
A Avenue NW
Fred E. Halbert
San Diego
Calif
Thomas
Sixth Birthday Observed For Joe Dytrt Jr.
Mrs Joe Dytrt of 156 Sixteenth Avenue SE celebrated her son Joe Jr s sixth birthday with a Monday party. Guests included Fred Spratt Darlene Bartunek Betty Kapoun Bobby Kapoun Junior Post Mark Anthony Barbara Ann Dytrt Virginia Rock and Geraldine Hass. Mrs Joe Melenovsky helped serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dytrt
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Joe, Jr
Fred Spratt
Darlene Bartunek
Betty
Bobby Kapoun
Junior Post
Mark Anthony
Barbara Ann Dytrt
Virginia Rock
Geraldine Hass
Joe Melenovsky
Florence Snell Visits Parents in Fairfax
Miss Florence Snell of 1700 Maple Drive NW is spending several days with her parents Mr and Mrs C E B Snell at their Fairfax home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Snell
Maple Drive
Mrs. C. EB. Snell
Fairfax
Canopus Members Entertain Wives At Dinner Bridge
More than fifty Canopus club members and their wives enjoyed a Monday evening at the City club. The event began with bridge for the women, followed by dinner. Toastmaster John R. T. Rives introduced Ray Stevenson Harry Fraser and George E. Johnson for talks. A social evening with cards dancing and amusements followed. Committee members included Ralph D. Gray Walter Schultz and Leo Stalker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus Club
City Club
John R. T. Rives
Ray Stevenson
Harry Fraser
George E. Johnson
Ralph D. Gray
Walter Schultz
Leo Stalker
Birthday Party Honoring Rosemary Havlicek
Mrs Frank E Havlicek Jr hosted a Saturday gathering at 1119 Fourth Street SE for her daughter Rosemarys first birthday. Guests included numerous family friends such as Mrs Milo Hekl Mrs Raymond Norton and many others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Havlicek, Jr
Fourth Street SE
Rosemary
Milo Hekl
Richard
Raymond Norton
Raymond, Jr
Lee Nemecek
Ruth
Delores
William Volz, Jr
Carl
Billie Chapman
Freddie Spratt
Little Murreen Muddy
Marguerite Hooper
Delta Kersten
Geneva Havlicek
John Hooper
Jack Sayers
Clarence Brewer
Mary Hershey
Rose Stefan
Julia Stefan
Frank Havlicek, Jr
Joe Stefan
Rose Prescott
Denver
Colo
Bock and Boyle Families Entertain at Ellis Park Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Irwin H Bock and Mr. and Mrs Joseph C Boyle hosted relatives at Ellis Park Sunday. Dinner at noon followed by bridge and five hundred, with supper served later. The guests included families from Cedar Rapids Marion Davenport Muscatine and their relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin H. Bock
Joseph C Boyle
Ellis Park
Bridge
Five Hundred
Cedar Rapids
Joseph C. Boyle
Virginia Ann
Marion
Charles Bock
Selma Bock
Edward Buckingham
Hubbard visit to Oswego family. summer study at Columbia
Mr and Mrs Philip M Hubbard of Oswego New York arrived Monday night by motor to visit Mr and Mrs Otto A Trinka at 1014 Daniels Street NE He will attend Columbia University in New York City during the summer session while Mrs Hubbard stays as guest of her sister Mrs Trinka and her parents Mr and Mrs Andrew J Paton of Dar sart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip M. Hubbard
Oswego
N. Y
Otto A. Trinka
Daniels Street
Hubbard
Columbia University
New York City
Mrs. Hubbard
Mrs. Trinka
Andrew J. Paton
Dysart
Highwood Lawn Party Hosts Include Gosnells and Guests
Mr and Mrs Leland Gosnell entertained at their Highwood home Monday evening with croquet dancing and amusements. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt Mr and Mrs Earl Farley Mr and Mrs Arthur Conrad Mr and Mrs Ross Cooper Herbert Conger Miss Jo Bear Raymond Gosnell and Miss Ethel Carney of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Gosnell
Highwood
Robert J’ Hunt
Earl Farley
Arthur Conrad
Ross Cooper
Herbert, Conger
Jio Bear
Raymond Gosnell
Ethel Carney
Waterloo
Surprise Picnic Friday Evening Honor Mrs Crain
Mrs E W Crain was pleasantly surprised at a picnic supper Sunday evening with about thirty five friends. Attendees included E W Crain John De Woody Perley Blocklinger Robert Davis Joe O Brien Victor Hamilton E Bowers Very Crain Ivadell Thorson Laddie Gerdl Hazel Beyer Malinda Krohn Grace Duncan Gail Miller Margaret Post Anna Schuknecht Lloyd Redfern Harold Crain Beyer B Harding and Harry Kirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Crain
Messrs
Fraternal Lodge Meetings and R N A Picnic Notice
Freya Lodge No 516 V O A will meet at 8 p.m. in K of P hall Star Lodge D O A holds a regular meeting in Moose hall Wednesday at 8 p.m. Queen of the West Lodge No 2 L S to B of L F and E meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in I O O F hall Royal Neighbors Nos 1799 meet at Mrs Jerry Nemec 1906 J street SW Wednesday afternoon. R N A Booster Club plans a Cedar park picnic Thursday at 6 30 p.m. with a covered dish social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freya Lodge
Freya Lodge No
Anaali
K. of P. Hall
Star Lodge
D. of A
Star Lodge No
D. of H
Moose Hall
Queen of the West
L. S
L. F
I. O. O. F. Hall
Jerry Nemec
J Street
Kensington
R. N. A. Booster Club
Cedar Park
Church Groups Schedule Wednesday Meetings
The St. John's Auxiliary will not meet as planned on Wednesday morning. The Reformed Ladies Aid of the First Reformed church will gather at the church Wednesday noon for a picnic luncheon and asks members to bring their usual picnic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
St. John's Church
Reformed Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Reformed Church
Proofreader as craftsman of knowledge leadership
A Philadelphia columnist, Jay E House, asserts the proofreader must be best informed with widest knowledge across crafts. The remark emphasizes accuracy and broad understanding as key traits for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay E. House
Philadelphia
Home Garden Club to Meet for Picnic Breakfast at Ellis Park
Members of the Home Garden club gather Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Rose garden at Ellis park for a picnic breakfast. The social committee led by Mrs. Frank J. Dvorak and others will oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Club
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Frank J. Dvorak
Guy Miller
H. J Jones
A.L. Killian
E. C. Zbanek
Sister of Cedar Rapids Woman Dies Prompting Quick Travel
Mrs. W. H. Buck of 2015 Fourth Avenue SE left Monday for Huntington Park California after news of her sister's death. In Omaha she would be joined by another sister Mrs. Rufus E. Lee, a former Cedar Rapids resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Buck
Fourth Avenue SE
Huntington Park
Calif
Omaha
New Star Route To La Porte City To Start Saturday
The postal department will start a new star route leaving Cedar Rapids at 3 30 p m for La Porte City this Saturday announced Robert T Lubbock superintendent of mails The route passes Palo Shellsburg Vinton and Mount Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
la Porte City
Robert T. Lubbock
Palo
Shellsburg
Vinton
Mount Auburn
Cedar Rapids Stationary Engineers elect leaders
J. V. Benishek was elected president of Cedar Rapids association No. 9 of the National Association of Stationary Engineers. C. E. Chapman was elected vice president Abner Davis secretary J. K. Johnston treasurer I. C. Lowe conductor Ralph Moteji doorkeeper Royal Holbrook delegate to the national convention to be held at Buffalo in August G. A. Campbell alternate. The ladies auxiliary elected Mrs. Charles Chapman president Mrs. J. Benishek vice president Mrs. Ralph Moteji recording secretary Mrs. Abner Davis financial secretary Mrs. Harry Kenyon treasurer Mrs. I. V. Quass conductress Mrs. George Carlson herald Mrs. Friend Shafer chaplain and Mrs. J. K. Johnston doorkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Benishek
Cedar Rapids Association
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Sokol Hall
C. E. Chapman
Abner Davis
J. K. Johnston
I. C. Lowe
Ralph Moteji
Royal Holbrook
Buffalo
G. A. Campbell
Ladies Auxiliary
Charles Chapman
J. Benishek
Harry Kenyon
I. V. Quass
George Carlson
Friend Shafer
Kiwanis Clubs Increase Welfare Work At Convention
The seventeenth annual Kiwanis International convention is in Los Angeles this week. Clark Beems serves as international trustee and former district governor. Reports say clubs have widened charity and welfare efforts due to industrial and economic conditions, including food clothing shelter and subsistence gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
Los Angeles
Clark Beems
International
Picnic Party Falls From High Rock injures man
Henry Miller 23 of 206 Sixth Avenue SW suffered a broken collar bone and head cuts in a fall from High Rock north of the city. He was taken to St Luke's hospital where Tuesday x rays showed no serious injuries. He fell while with a picnic group Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Sixth Avenue
High Rock
Miller
St. Luke's Hospital
Road Machinery Conference on Ethics Code Set for Chicago
Howard Hall, president of the Iowa Manufacturing Co and president and treasurer of Iowa Steel and Iron Works, and Kenneth Lindsay, vice president and sales manager of Iowa Manufacturing Co, will travel to Chicago Tuesday night for a meeting of road machinery makers. The gathering aims to draft a code of ethics to be submitted to President Roosevelt under the national industrial recovery act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hall
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Kenneth Lindsay
Chicago
Road Machinery Group
Roosevelt
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Chase
William Hassetts
Emma Siebenmark
Jacqueline
Canopus
Philip Hubbards
Clubs
Ato
Mrs. Buck
California
Kiwanis Clubs
Kryptok
M. E. Garmoe
Steins
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
Allen Motor CO
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