Informal Dinners Mark Social Affairs Turn Five
The article notes a shift toward informal dinners amid Lent. Dr and Mrs Olvine Host Complementary Guests at Grande Avenue home. Mrs George Siehnover listed as guest with plans for a fourteen guest dinner and bridge to follow. Mrs C S Foster hosting at Blake Boulevard SE with eight covers, while Mrs Rel Evans to entertain Park Terrace SE members.
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Lulelrivc
Ovine
George L. Siehnover
Grande Avenue
As Bracken
Ovala
Fla
Dinon
Ivins
Fifth Avenue
Cayers
C. S. Foster
Theirelma
Blake Boulevard
Aertinrick
Bridge
Coe Thostess
Rel H Evans
Park Terrace
Jwho
Thair
Bridge Club
Cedar Rapids Junior League to Hear Survey Findings
Members of the Cedar Rapids Junior League will present reports from local social agencies at a meeting Thursday at 730 p.m. in the Montrose hotel league room. The entire league membership is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cPeyidional
Montrose Hotel
Miss Merilyn Miller’s Sarasota Winter Visit Noted
Miss Merilyn Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter E Miller of 1902 Eighth Avenue SE spends the winter in Sarasota. She was a guest at the Kentucky Military Institute dance last Saturday at the Venice hotel in Venice Florida with Cadet Robert Stopher as her escort.
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Merilyn Miller
Walter E Miller
Eighth Avenue SE
Sarasota
Plas
Kentucky Military Institute
Venice Hotel
Venice
Fla
Reviewers' Club Dessert Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Bye
Mrs Arthur L Bye of 1571 Second Avenue SE will entertain Reviewers' Club members Thursday at a dessert luncheon at 6 P.M. Mrs Marvin R Selden will present the review.
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Arthur L. Bye
Second Avenue SE
Reviewers’ Club
Opm
Marvin R. Selden
Hoovers Receive Chicago Guest At Home
Mr and Mrs Everett C Hoovers 1700 Eighth Avenue SE entertain for several days Mrs Arthur H Green of Chicago as house guest She will return home Thursday in a brief item from the local pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C Hoover
Eighth Avenue SE
Arthur H Green
Chicago
Mrs Glanville Hosts Tea With Small Friends Group
Mrs Frederick S Glanville of 1807 Bever avenue SE hosted a small tea gathering with friends Tuesday afternoon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick S Glanville
Bever Avenue
Triton Club 10th Anniversary Dance Planned
The Triton club marks its tenth anniversary with a dinner dance Wednesday in the Crystal ballroom of the Montrose hotel. Members and guests will be entertained by a local orchestra. women guests receive roses. The anniversary committee is Basil Waddington chairman with Shirley Huston and Merlin Qwen.
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Triton Club
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Basil Waddington
Shirley Huston
Merlin Qwen
Joneses tour Denver and relate musical ties
Mr and Mrs R I Jones travel to Denver to visit Mr Jones parents after visiting Mrs Jones parents Gretchen Lee vocal isting with Phil Levan ts orchestra. Isham Jones lead er is kin to Mr Jones. Herrick family son Dean works as organist for Metro Goldwyn Mayer in Johannesburg and previously played Chicago’s first electric organ.
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R I. Jones
Denver
Mr. Jones
Jones
Johannesburg
South Africa
Chicago
Bridge Club Hosts Prizes At Private Home
The Ekorn Bridge club met Tuesday evening at Robbie Kuhn's home 410 Seventh street SE. Present were Dorothy Hardy Ruth Waterman Helen Krengle Bernita Conway Bernice Conway Jean Wise and Dorothy Erickson. Prizes were won by Miss Krengle and Miss Bernita Conway. A supper was served later in the evening.
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Ekorn Bridge Club
Robbie Kuhn
Seventh Street
Dorothy Hardy
Ruth Waterman
Helen Krengle
Bernita Conway
Bernice Conway
Jean Wise
Dorothy Erickson
Miss Krengle
Fourth Nighters Dance at Y W C A Tonight
The Fourth Nighters host a dance at 8 30 p m at the Y W C A with a local orchestra. All college and employed persons are invited. Mixed badminton and ping pong begin at 7 p m before the dance. The party originally set for tonight has been cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W Oca
Mrs Gould Honored At Birthday Surprise Party
Mrs John Gould of 1039 PF avenue NW was honored by friends at a Tuesday evening birthday surprise party with bingo and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gould
PF Avenue
Camp Fire committee awards to meet at public library
The Camp Fire committee of awards will hold a meeting on Saturday at 9 30 am in the public library. The gathering aims to discuss award criteria and nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Committee of
Public Library
Alice Brewer Weds Buie Hindenach in Cedar Rapids
Miss Alice Adeline Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Ross and Buie G Hindenach son of Mr and Mrs David H Hindenach of Minneapolis were married Monday afternoon at Trinity Methodist church parsonage by Rev Elton D Wells. Attendants were Mrs Leona Mershon and C B Greenawalt. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids with Mr Hindenach employed by American District Telegraph. wedding guests included Arlo Sigmunds and several others.
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Alice Adeline Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Bert Ross
Buie G. Hindenach
David H. Hindenach
Minneapolis
Elton D. Wells
Trinity Methodist Church
Leona Mershon
C. B Greenawalt
Mershon
Montrose Hotel
Hindenoch
American District Telegraph Company
Arlo Sigmunds
Emma Harrison
Mary Goodman
Margaret Howell
Philanthropic Dept Officers Entertain Cedar Rapids Club
Officers of the philanthropic department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club hosted a luncheon at Killian's tea room honoring retiring chair Mrs Ida He Elliott. Gifts were exchanged with Mrs Kouba presenting the group gift and Mrs Elliott giving gifts to officers. Mrs Elliott departs Monday for Oskaloosa with her son and daughter-in-law Virgil Elliott to enter business there.
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Cedar Rapids
Mrs De Castello Hosts Tuesday Study Club Tea
Mrs. R M De Castello of 809 Seventeenth Street SE entertained the Tuesday Study Club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Dorothea Fox spoke on Youth Takes to the Road describing a bicycle trip through Germany and displaying souvenirs. Tea was served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Miss Anna Marie De Castello with Mrs Fred C Meyers presiding at the tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R M. de Castello
Seventeenth Street
Dorothea Fox
Germany
Anna Marie de Castello
Fred C. Meyers
Beethoven Club Presents Works Of Local Composers
Eight local composers will be featured at the Beethoven Club meeting on Thursday at 10 am at the YMC A. Louise Crawford Robert Mokrejs John Mokrejs Max Daeehler Ernest Leo Ralph Leo Eleanor Taylor Grant Perrin and others will have works performed. Frances Bailey will present current events Lucy Ambroz will prepare program notes Josephine Batehelder leads the group A program includes Fantasie Evosque Flora Taylor Lowse Crawford Rosebud Tuth Massey The Rising Moon Scherzo in E Minor Waltz in C Minor Elizabeth Bohac Margaret McCall Lut Priler The Pine Tree The Ship Of Dreams Etla Hodison Sonata Fantasie and Variations and more A monthly board meeting is set for 9 am prior to the program. Susa Max Dachler
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Beethoven Club
Y. WC. A
Louise Crawford
Robert Mokrejs
John Mokrejs
Max Daeehler
Ernest Leo
Ralph Leo
Eleanor Taylor
Grant Perrin
Frances Bailey
Lucy Ambroz
Josephine Batehelder
Flora Taylor Lowse Crawford Rosebud
Robert Mokreis
Tuth Massey
John Mokreis
Elizabeth Bohac
Margaret McCall
Lut Priler
Etla Hodison
Grant Perrin Grant Perrin
Tham
Susa Max Dach
Lloyd Holloways Honor Mrs William Butler Dinner
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Holloway at 1001 Daniels Street NE entertained Tuesday evening honoring Mrs William Butler on her birthday. A gift was presented to the guest of honor. Attending were Mr and Mrs Noel Wheeler and their daughters Joan and Noone. Mrs Hugh Golden Ada Moore Bernadine Holloway Harold Ryan and William Butler.
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Lloyd Holloway
Daniels Street
William Butler
Noel Wheeler
Hher
Joan and
Noone
Hugh Golden
Ada Moore
Bernadine Holloway
Harold Ryan
Wiliam Butler
Gordon Johnson departs St. Paul for Chicago after weekend visit
Gordon Johnson of St. Paul left Monday for Chicago after spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Johnson, 1738 Mount Vernon Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Johnson
St. Paul
Chicago
Mrs. N. If Johnson
Mount Vernon Avenue
Cultus Club to Meet Thursday Afternoon
The Cultus club will hold a meeting Thursday at 2:30 PM with Miss Bertha Graham. Mrs. R. D. Chord will lead the program at 405 First Avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Bertha Graham
First Avenue
R. D Chord
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
The menus planned for a family of five two adults and three children aim to provide a well balanced diet with about 12 dollars a week. Each day’s menus and recipes ensure calories heat energy and protein for tissue rebuilding while supplying minerals and vitamins for bodily regulation.
Thursday Menus and Diet Advice from The Cedar Rapids Gazette
Breakfast and lunch menus list grapefruit halves, rice, milk, coffee, baked macaroni and cheese, escalloped tomatoes, lettuce salad, apple tapioca, tea, and dinner features boiled dinner with ham hocks cabbage carrots turnips onions potatoes corn bread fruit salad shortcake milk coffee. Cost about 1.70 and daily calories 14 500. Article notes salty regu lar cured ham best for boiling while modern quick cooking hams are not suitable, and offers children's diet sheets with servings and minerals. also promotes a specials on cake recipes and nutrition service inquiries with address and dial 5515.
Bernice Dougall Engagement Announced for April Wedding
Mrs Bertha Dougall of 209 Seventh Avenue SW announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Bernice to Carl Steele son of Mr and Mrs L E Steele of Davenport. The wedding is set for April 9.
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Bertha Dougall
Seventh Avenue SW
Bernice
Carl Steele
L. E. Steele
Davenport
Mrs Shepard Hosts St Elizabeths Guild Salon
Mrs J J Shepard of 501 Thirty third Street SE entertained St Elizabeths guild of St Johns church on guest day with a salad luncheon at her home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Shepard
Thirtythird Street
St. Elizabeth's Guild
St. John's Church
Mothers Club of St Pauls Methodist Met Tuesday
The Mothers' club of St. Pauls Methodist church met in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. R. E. Heal leading devotions and speaking on Service Marie Vedja and Pauline Prochsa sang a duet with Mrs. L. J. Twogood at the piano. Guest speaker Mrs. Frederick G. Murray spoke on Problems of the Adolescent and urged giving time affection work and moderation to help children grow into charming adults. Hostesses for social hour were Mrs Needham Young Mrs Raymond Stuff Mrs Tom Young and Mrs F. V. DuToit.
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Mothers’ Club
St. Paul's Methodist Church
R. E. Heal
Marie Vedja
Pauline Prochsa
L. J. Twogood
Frederick G. Murray
Needham Young
Raymond Stuff
Tom Young
F. V. DuToit
Charge Nazi Spy Plot in Mexico
Nine alleged Nazi spies were seized by the Mexican secret police with more expected to be nabbed. Baron Hans Henrich Kolleufer and Paul Gardinsky faced deportation, with Gardinsky linked to Hitler as a former top spy in Poland. Authorities said a German radio station near Tacuba transmitted harbor and military details to Berlin.
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Mexico City
INS
Ministry of the Interior
Baron Hans Henrich Kolleufer
Berlin
Count Wolf von Helldorf
Paul Gardinsky
Hitler Gardinsky
Poland
Vera Cruz
Baron Holleufer
Kurt von Collelberg
San Joaquin
Tacuba
Mexico
Nobleman Seeks 20000 Yearly From Minor Son Peter Salm
New York AP Count Ludwig Salm, 53, petitions state supreme court for a 20000 annual personal allowance from his 14 year old son Peter Salm, heir to a 2350000 fortune left by grandfather Henry II Rogers, saying Austria's political changes left him without funds. He also seeks 10000 yearly for visits. Custody is one week monthly plus an extra month in summer, with guardian John Meyers opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ludwig Constantin Salm
Austria
Peter Salm
Standard Oil
Henry II Rogers
Peter
Millicent Rogers
Count Salm
State Supreme Court
John Caldwell Meyers
France to Inspect Frontier of Libya
Erik Labonne reports France will begin an official inspection of the Libyan frontier Sunday as the government shifts focus to Italy. In London, Chamberlain won a confidence vote 344 to 137 over his recognition of the Spanish nationalist government amid the stalled Spanish Civil War and rising Italian interests in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taris
Erik Labonne
Imâ Tuisia
Italy
Mediterranean
France
Great Britain
London
House of Commons
Chamberlin
Anderson to File Petition to Revise Wagner Act in House
Rep. C Arthur Anderson of Missouri said he will discharge the House Labor Committee by placing a petition on the speaker's desk and canvass 218 signatures to force floor consideration of a new Wagner Act revision within days. The move aims to compel action on his alternative bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
C. Arthur Anderson
Anderson
House Labor Committee
House
Women Voters Discuss School Health Bills In Linn County
At the League of Women Voters meeting in Montrose hotel Linn County State Senator Frank C Byers and Representatives Elmer A Johnson and John R Gardner spoke on proposed school and health measures. They cited bills on the governor appointing the state superintendent, teacher annuity, and rural library acts while stressing committee work and careful study of 593 house bills and 392 senate measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Solons
Cedar Rapids
League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
Linn County
Frank C. Byers
Elmer A. Johnson
John R. Gardner
Byers
Social Service Committee
Silliman
House
State Senate
Frank C Byers
Senate Highway Committee
Supervisors Allot Fairs Funds In Iowa Linn County
Linn County supervisors Tuesday apportioned 8500 to the All Iowa Fair at Hawkeye Downs and 3500 to the Linn County Fair, Inc at Central City, after routing 1500 from county general to complete a 1939 outlay of 72000 subject to state control approvals. The Central City organization had requested 6000 for 1939 to replace its grandstand destroyed last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Hawkkeye Downs
Linn Counts Fair
Linn Counts Fair, Inc
Central City
Cental Citys Organization
Chicago mayor race narrows as Kelly wins renomination
In Chicago the 62 year old Mayor Edo Ward J Kelly backed by a strong Democratic machine won renomination with a plurality over State's Attorney Thomas J Courtney. Kelly drew more than 50 percent of votes in both parties primaries and will face Republican Dwight Green in April. Green won the Republican nod by defeating Bill Thompson. party leaders hailed Green's campaign as a test of Chicago political trends.
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Thomas J Courtney
Kelly
Courtney
Dwight Green
AT Capone
Green
Republian
Walliam Hale
Big Bill Thompson
Chicago
Greens
Mats Gin
Jumor Green
Kelly- Nash
P A Nash
Democratic Mitenaul Committee
New Deal
Kells
Courtnes
Thompson
Ool
Marce Omnes
Ceabmean
Dan
Grims
Mary
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Third Avenue SE
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Lisbon
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