Folk Leave Iowa For Warmer Climes In March Break
Cedar Rapids residents depart for Florida California and Texas as March brings changeable weather. Families including J Y Canfield C J Lynch H P McKnight Altair Pfeiffer J K Van Lackum John C Reid Nicholas Craemer and S W Stookey with relatives plan several weeks or a brief Florida Texas or California visits returning home in six weeks or by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Middle West
Florida
California
C. J. Lynch
Nassau Street
St. Petersburg
Miami
Fla
James McCutcheon
Mount Vernon
Lynch
McCutcheon
Durham
N. C
H. P. McKnight
Seventeenth Street
Altair Pfeiffer
Third Avenue
Pasadena
Calif
J. K. van Lackum
Twenty-third Street
Delray Beach
van Lackum
Local Stephens Girls Plan Southern Cruise Tour
Stephens College students from Columbia Missouri depart Tuesday for New Orleans then sail to Central America Panama and Hawaii returning in about two weeks. The group includes Jane O Meara Barbara Bloom hall Esther Yothers Nadgie Rohrbach and others with a second identical cruise arranged for later travel. Virginia Collins who took the trip two years ago will return around March 14 to spend spring vacation with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens College
Columbia
New Orleans
Central America
Panama
Hawaii
Jane O'Meara
H. D. O'Meara
Bever Avenue
Barbara Bloomhall
C. W. Bloomhall
Esther Yothers
J. F. Yothers
Fourth Avenue
Nadgie Rohrbach
W. P. Rohrbach
Fifth Avenue SE
Janet Coquillette
S. E. Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
Marion Hurst
O. H. Cuddy
First Avenue E
Virginia Collins
Grant Collins
Stephens
Sorority Alumnae Hostess Event Set by Alpha Gamma Delta
Miss Leone Burgert of 1948 Fifth Avenue SE will host Alpha Gamma Delta sorority alumnae Monday at 8 p.m. Assisted by Mrs. David G. Bleakley, Mrs. Lester De Yarman will oversee the program.
Mrs A W McGregor Hosts P E O Chapter HJ Call
Mrs A W McGregor of 1910 B Avenue NE will entertain Chapter HJ of the P E O Monday at 2 p m at her home. Mrs W M Dennison and Mrs A L Haldeman will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McGregor
B Avenue NE
P.E.O
W. M. Dennison
A. L. Haldeman
Hesperian Club Meets Reviews English Journeys
Miss Marie Kugler will review English Journeys by Priestly at the Hesperian club meeting Monday evening at the home of Agnes and Jennie Robertson 1646 First avenue E. Margaret McKercher will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kugler
Priestly
Hesperian Club
Agnes
Jennie Robertson
First Avenue E
Margaret McKercher
Dinner Hosts and Plans for June 12 Double Wedding
John T. Hamilton II hosts a weekend dinner for house guests Lois and Helen Dodd of Chicago, David B. Richardson of Oklahoma, and Henry Burrows III of Cleveland. Richardson will be best man at the June 12 Chicago ceremony uniting Lois Dodd and Richardson, with Helen Dodd to wed Burrows in a double wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hamilton
Lois and
Helen Dodd
Chicago
Louis H. Dodd
David B. Richardson
Oklahoma
Henry Burrows, III
Cleveland
Hamilton
Mr. Richardson
Princeton
Lois Dodd
Burrows
Mr. Burrows
Linden Drive
Richard E. Killian
E. H. Wadsworth
Ray Prescott Johnson
Wadsworth
Flora ‘Mary Clapp
Shenandoah
Edwy J. Clapp
John B. Turner
J Hamilton Bell Hosts Buffet Supper at Knollwood Drive
Mr and Mrs J Hamilton Bell entertained at a buffet supper for sixteen guests at their home 545 Knollwood Drive SE Saturday evening. Covers were laid for sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hamilton Bell
Knollwood Drive
P. E. O. Chapter FO to Host Officers’ Election Meeting
Mrs Herbert Killian will host Chapter FO of the P. E. O. at 522 Forest Drive SE on Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Mrs A L Killian will assist. The annual meeting with election and installation of officers will be held. Tea will follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. OQ
Herbert Killian
Forest Drive
A. L. Killian
Tuesday Study Club Hosts Review at Ridgewood Terrace
Mrs J Renwick McCullough will host the Tuesday Study club at her home 1809 Ridgewood terrace SE Tuesday afternoon. Mrs H W Ward will present current events and Mrs J J Hall will review Dusk At the Grove by Samuel Rogers.
Pughs Entertain Friends at Dinner and Bridge
Mr and Mrs David R Pugh entertained twelve friends Saturday evening at the Commonwealth tea room. Spring flowers centered the long table for dinner before the group moved to 822 Eighteenth street SE for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Pugh
Commonwealth Tea ‘Room
Eighteenth Street
Bridge
Stansburys Return From St Louis Postgraduate Work
Dr. John E. Stansbury and Mrs. Stansbury 514 Forest Drive SE return this evening from St Louis Mo where Dr Stansbury completed otolaryngology post graduate study at Washington University during the last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Stansbury
Forest Drive
St. Louis
Stansbury
Washington University
A A A W Study Groups Plan Active Week
The local American Association of University Women branch schedules a full week of meetings. Miss E Hagey hosts the international relations group Monday at 7 30 from 1029 Fourth Avenue SE. Edith Knox greets the reading group at 350 Pleasant Drive SE Monday 7 30. Frances Westerfield reviews Bed to Worse and The Primrose Path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Joanna Hagey
Fourth Avenue SE
Mary Woitishek
Roumania
Edith Knox
Pleasant Drive SE
Frances Westerfield
Robert Benchley
Ogden Nash
David G. Bleakley
Captain Nicholas
Hugh Walpole
Carl N. Ettinger
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Anderson
H. P. Howells
C Avenue NE
Margaret Pratt
Knollwood Drive
Alice Sundberg
Military Ball Promises Grand Night for Coe College
The Coe battalion prepares a large social event at Memorial Coliseum featuring an honorary cadet colonel, a grand march, and two drill squad exhibitions. Cadet officers Keith Tow leads the escort through silhouettes of military scenes. The capstone includes pledging of cadet sergeants and a dance by My Lowther and his Casa Nova orchestra from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Catherine Montillon
Pauline Ogden
Clara Pietzsch
Kenneth Schmitz
Walter Ditzler
Wallace Kammon
Robert Shearer
Franklin Wilson
Garth Hunter
Lowell Wedgebury
Matthew Stewart
Bernard Cho
John Blomquist
Forrest Brown
Walter Staves
John Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Drum and Bugle Corps
Clyde L. Herring
Des Moines
Harry M. Gage
Chicago
C. B. Robbins
G. F. N. Dailey
Iowa
Richard Breitner
Eldred Burgy
James Carruthers
Charles Claypool
Everett Dykes
Dale Etka
Elmer Keith
Lawrence Peterson
Thornton Pfaff
Milford Delzell
Bill Galvin
Charles Gragg
Elmer Prohaska
Richard Munden
Byron Swanson
Keith Tow
Don Mason
My Lowther
Casa Nova Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Alpha Gamma Delta Formal Dance At Coe College
Members of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority entertained guests at a formal in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. The event featured the Sweetheart Waltz and gold crest decorations with a social—chairman coordinating arrangements. Faculty guests included Dr Geiger and Dr Peterson, Dean Mary Bell, and Prof Benson. Attendees spanned Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns with alumnae and guests from another Alpha Gamma Delta chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Montrose Hotel
C. Harve Geiger
Ben H. Peterson
Mary Bell
William Benson
Marianne Dvorak
Carl Zbanek
Harold Mehlhaus
Keith Tow
James Manville
Jack Rice
Richard Watson
Elmer Prohaska
Shirley Woerderhoff
Verne Nobile
Paul Niles
Wilbur Aronsen
Ben Sebern
Louis Davies
Willard Kirkpatrick
Arthur Thoma
Matthew Stewart
John Parlis
Herbert Henderson
Julia Tow
Cedar Rapids
Marjory Lyle
la Porte City
Ore State College
White Cross Society luncheon meeting announced
The White Cross Society will meet for a luncheon on Monday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ben H. Witwer Jr. 1928 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
White Cross Society
Ben H. Witwer, Jr
Linden Drive
Couple's Wedding Details of Mrs Irene Klinger
Irene Klinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Klinger wed Dr Robert M Chapman son of Mrs Cora M Chapman Iowa City Saturday afternoon Mrs Harry W Dunker Cedar Rapids served as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Chapman
Irene Klinger
Wesley Klinger
Dr. Chapman
Cora M. Chapman
Iowa City
Harry W. Dunker
Cedar Rapids
Chapman
Rhea to Speak to Tipton Woman's Club
Mrs J L Rhea garden editor of The Gazette will address Tipton Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon under the auspices of the Tipton Garden Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rhea
the Gazette
Tipton Woman’s Club
Rhea
Tipton Garden Club
O. E. S auxiliary picnic and meeting details
The O. E. S auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless meets Wednesday for a 1 pm picnic luncheon at 508 A avenue NE hosted by Mrs. Taylor Carpenter. A 2:30 pm business meeting follows with hostesses Mrs. H. J. Manchester and others. Members should bring a dish and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Carpenter
Avenue
H. J. Manchester
Charles Korous
Charles Bode
I. S. Padley
L. W. Minehart
W. L. Albright
Bridge Tourney Winners Named
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hermann were high north and south players while Mrs. T. E. Taylor and Mrs. Clark Chandler won high east and west honors at the city contract bridge tournament at the Roosevelt hotel. Milo Hanzlik and Phillip Leibsohn were second north and south and Mr. and Mrs. James Bell took second east and west. The next city tournament is set for March 15 at the Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Hermann
T. E. Taylor
Clark Chandler
Roosevelt Hotel
Milo Hanzlik
Phillip Leibsohn
James Bell
Roosevelt
State Convention To Attract Local DAR Members
Des Moines will host the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution state convention from Monday to Wednesday with delegates from Ashley chapter attending. Officers will be elected Wednesday. Mrs. Imogen Emery is a candidate for state corresponding secretary and several local members travel as delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Daughters of the American Revolution
Imogen Emery
Ashley
C. W. Boegel
F. D. Fillmore
Robert Toms
C. H. Wilkins
W. R. Grissell
Thelma Boegel
Emery
Chapter DK to Elect Officers and Delegates
Chapter DK of the P B O will elect officers and convention delegates at 8 p.m. Monday meeting at Mrs. George R. Liddle 324 Crescent Drive SE. Hostesses include Mrs. L W Walker Miss Ruby Byers Mrs M E Carter Miss Helen Dunn and Miss Henrietta Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Liddle
Crescent Drive
L. W. Walker
Ruby Byers
M. E. Carter
Helen Dunn
Henrietta Franks
Mrs Dahhler Hosts Ladies Literary Club Meeting
Mrs. Max Dahhler of 409 Thirty Third Street NE will host the Ladies Literary club gathering Monday at 2 30 p m at her home A review of a current play will be given by Mrs. Delbert Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dahhler
Thirtythird Street
Ladies Literary Club
Delbert Ashby
Miss Irene Klinger Becomes Bride Of Dr. Robert Chapman
Miss Irene Frances Klinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Klinger and Dr Robert Malcolm Chapman of Cedar Rapids were married in a St Pauls Methodist church ceremony before about 300 guests. The Rev Arthur A Brooks officiated with maid of honor Mrs Harry Dunker and bridesmaids in pastel gowns. The couple will reside at 1800 Seventh in Cedar Rapids after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Frances Klinger
Robert Chapman
Irene Frances Klinger
Wesley Klinger
Knollwood Drive
Robert Malcolm Chapman
Cedar Rapids
Cora M. Chapman
Iowa City
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Arthur A. Brooks
Helen Little Hickman
Margaret Pratt
d’Hardelot
Cora’ M. Chapman
Hazel Chapman
Don Chapman
Jacob Fote
Albright
C. W. Rutherford
W. E. van Doren
John McKinley
Eula McKinley
Carver Thompson
Cordelia Ahrens
Helen Focht
Leo J. Klinger
Clinton
Ernest A. Arzberger
Davenport
C. M. Chapman
Kathryn Alexander
Florence Chapman
Des Moines
Paul Pote
Guy Pote
Grace Cavell
Bridgewater
Helen Tegge
Chicago
Hugo Schenken
Marion
David Davenport
Oelwein
O. J.elsenbast
Mareengo
H. T. Chapman
Charles B. Chapman
Prescott
Chapman
Seventh Avenue SE
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
University of Iowa
College of Medicine
Phi Beta Pi Medical Fraternity
Ancker Hospital
St. Paul
Minn
Omaha
Plan Social Time Between Acts At Community Play
Community Players invite patrons to coffee between the second and third acts of Maxwell Andersons Saturday's Children in the Community Playhouse. The performances run Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Pouring will be by Mrs Amor H Sargent Mrs E J Carey Mrs Frederick C Fisher Mrs Clark A Beems Mrs Robert S Cook and Miss Frances Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Anderson
Community Playhouse
Amor H. Sargent
E. J. Carey
Frederick C. Fisher
Clark A. Beems
Robert S. Cook
Frances Prescott
Philathea Class Marks 25th Anniversary Tea
Philathea Sunday school class at St. Pauls Methodist Church celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary with a tea at Mrs. F. C. Waples home 331 Forest Drive SE Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Past presidents will attend and each member brings a guest. A 2:30 p.m. business meeting precedes a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
St. Paul's Methodist Church
F. C. Waples
Forest Drive SE
George A. Johnson
O. A. Brokaw
R. Haig
John Dvorak, Jr
Leland Mahaffy
Walter Ecklund
F. J. Lightner
Waples
C. W. Reames
Florence Narber
Friendly club meeting to feature games and songs
George Wetzel opens the regular Friendly club meeting at 7 30 Tuesday evening in the Y W C A auditorium with a half hour of games. Miss Rhoda Van Meter and Mrs Wini fred Nelson perform songs and readings. Burton Emmons Raymond Beebe and Miles Sutter present a musical skit S A Mittan plays harmonica and a surprise number. A short business meeting will follow with the essay contest explained. Penny march and folk dances close the program. Eighty five members attended the coast meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wetzel
Rhoda van Meter
Winifred Nelson
Burton Emmons
Raymond Beebe
Miles Sutter
S. A. Mittan
Rev Blaine Hyten to Speak on Spiritual Training
The Rev. Blaine Hyten of First Christian Church will discuss Spiritual Training at a Parent-Teacher association council meeting Tuesday at 2 15 p.m. at the board of education building. The executive board requests each association send a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Hyten
The
First Christian, Church
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Board of Education
Mrs Holmgren Hosts Grace Walpole Circle Meeting
Mrs. R. A. Holmgren of 104 Thirty Fourth Street Drive SE will entertain the Grace Walpole circle of the King's Daughters Monday at 2 p.m. at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Holmgren
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
Grace Walpole
The
King’s Daughters
Dr. Root to Speak at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Meeting
Dr Winfred T Root head of the history department at the University of Iowa will talk on The Interdependence of Nations at the Cedar Rapids Woman s Club meeting Monday at 230 pm at the Roosevelt hotel The international relations study group sponsors the talk Other program elements include a Cecilians glee club performance from Washington high school and a later business meeting The event precedes a club board meeting at 1 pm and a guest arts talk by Prof Marvin Cone of Coe college continues the club program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred T. Root
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Dr. Root
Princeton University
University of Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Cecilians Glee Club
Washington High School
Jess Chaney
Marvin D. Cone
Coe College
Art
C. E. Briggs
F. J. Kouba
Cc. C. Moffit
Frank Gates
Supper Party Draws Cedar Rapids Younger Set
About forty couples attended the supper party given by younger members of Cedar Rapids society Saturday evening in the terrace room of the Montrose hotel. Tables were cabaret style and a local orchestra played for dancing starting at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Society
Montrose Hotel
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