Congenial Guests Key To Hostess’s Reputation
Dear Miss Manners asks whether a lifelong single should marry a returned fiancé. Advice: happiness lies in mutual care and adjusting life to the new situation, so say yes and pursue shared happiness. The rest of the column lists social events and club activities at Mrs. Harrington’s home and related gatherings, including honors for Mrs. Garrison Smith and orders for an Eastern Star school.
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Miss Manners
Marri
Dear Miss Manners Advice on a Fickle Admirer
The writer asks how to handle a boyfriend who neglects her and may be seeing another girl. Miss Manners advises stopping contact, asserting pride, and seeking a new beau, noting his neglect implies he favors someone else and she should move on.
Cozy club hosts bridge prizes and meetings in Wyoming
The Cozy club enjoyed a Friday gathering with bridge prize winners Mrs. Clara Jenkins Mrs. Ernest Weller and Mrs. Henry Broderson. Domestic science girls under Miss Sleichter served dinner to the board of education and spouses. Pollyanna circle met with Mrs. R D Mowry and Mrs. W B Scarcliff. Mrs. S V Williams gave a paper. Division two of the Methodist Ladies Aid led by Mrs. E L Millsap and Mrs. Orla Dawes served a,
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Claude Sears
Clara Jenkins
Ernest Weller
Henry Broderson
Sleichter
Board of Education
Scarcliff
Pollyanna
R. D. Mowry
W. B. Scarcliff
S. V. Williams
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
E. L. Millsap
Orla Dawes
Community Club Meetings and Social Hostings
Newhall Tuesday Bridge club met with Mrs. W. D. Wheeler. Young People's Christian Endeavor gathered with Evelyn Seilhamer Sunday. Mrs. A. Swanson and Mrs. G. J. Freeman attended as sponsors. Concordia Lutheran Aid society met at the church hosted by Mrs. H. J. Harste. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Werning entertained Wednesday with numerous guests. Kill Kare Klub hosted by Mrs. C. L. Bradley. High scores tallied by Mrs. W. C. Horton, Mrs. C. E. Tuttle, and Mrs. I. E. Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wheeler
Young People's Christian Endeavor
Evelyn Seilhamer
A. Swanson
G. J.freeman
H. J. Harste
Concordia Lutheran Aid Society
F. A. Werning
H. F. Jacobsen
John Keiper
William Grovert
Arnold Gafeller
H. E. Wetchman
John Gleasing
A. E. Strawn
Martha Werning
George Werning
Ralph Jacobsen
C. L. Bradley
Kill Kare Klub
W. C. Horton
C. E. Tuttle
I. E. Andrew
Elgin Couple Wed in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Elgin Miss Lillian Frieden and Harold Kimball, both from Elgin and West Union families, married Tuesday in Cedar Rapids with Rev. E J Wykle officiating. Attendants Edna Olsen and George Frieden. Couple to Illinois for a wedding trip then to live on a farm south of Elgin on Highway 56.
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Lillian Frieden
Jacob Frieden
West Union
Harold Kimball
Roy Kimball
Elgin
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Wykle
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Edna Olsen
George Frieden
Wykle
Illinois
Highway 56
Woman’s Study Club
Frieda Crider
Rose Wolf
Methodist Aid Society
General Aid
Women host luncheon and welcoming event in Hiawatha circle
Mrs Elna Rohwedder and Mrs Alma Stuart entertained at lunch for the Past Worthy Matron circle of Hiawatha chapter on Monday at the Rohwedder home. A patriotic program was presented by Mrs Mabel Kay of Anamosa and Mrs Ola Easterly. Mrs Esther Peck was accepted as a new member. Mrs Velma James was hostess to the Happy Hour club at luncheon on Wednesday.
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Elna Rohwedder
Alma Stuart
Hiawatha
Rohwedder
Mabel Kay
Anamosa
Ola Easterly
Esther Peck
Velma James
Laurel Wreath Quilt Block 19 Violet Instructions
Nancy Page shares free Laurel Wreath quilt block 19 violet pattern via stamped self addressed envelope. She guides readers through arrangement, color choices from lavender to violet, and step by step applique method with blocks, stems, tracing, cutting, basting and final pressing.
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Margaret
Jane
Gertrude
Annabel
Dorothy
Noone
Nancy Page
Riverside Woman Helen Critz Celebrates 82nd Birthday
Riverside relation parties honor Helen Critz on her 82nd birthday with relatives including Mrs Mary Bauer Mrs Joseph Griffin Mrs Louis Rummelhart and Miss Estelle Critz. Hostess Mrs Bert Cray hosted the S and C club with Dolores Hartzell among the guests and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Critz
Mary Bauer
Joseph Griffin
Louis G. Rummelhart
R. H. Heitzman
Matilda Wieland
Estelle Critz
Bert Cray
S. and C. Club
Dolores Hartzell
Walter Nicola
Louis Havel
Worth Hartzell
Robert Nicola
Milt Wollrab
Leslie Hartzell
Henry Klein
Fred Havel
Robert Wells
Vern Moss
Toledo Club Hosts and Socials Highlight Local Women
Toledo Mrs. Alice Morford hosted the Toledo Woman's club with reviews, papers, and songs by members including Mrs. C W Maplethorpe Mrs. Walter S Huyck and Roger Fee. Nineteenth Century club met at Mrs. Cora Amidon home with Mrs W L Duncan and Mrs Carrie McKinney on program. A third grade flag drill directed by Miss Margaret Edwards featured. Evelyn Splichal birthday celebrated with friends Mildred Minard Fern Dowd Minnie Anderson Mardelle Crawford Aliene Arnold Joy Lucille Wacha Eva Ellen Cooper Evelyn Jons Estella Spinler Maxine Van De Walle Ina Sleeter and Euterpa Hagedorn attended. Refreshments by Beatrice Winterowd Marie Wacha and Dorothy Karkosh.
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Alice Morford
Toledo
Margaret Edwards
Jessie Moorcroft
Evelyn Splichal
Mildred Minard
Fern Dowd
Minnie Anderson
Mardelle Crawford
Aliene Arnold
Joy
Lucille Wacha
Eva
Ellen Cooper
Evelyn Jons
Estella Spinler
Maxine van de Walle
Ina Sleeter
Euterpa Hagedorn
Beatrice Winterowd
Marie Wacha
Dorothy Karkosh
Tama Bridge Club Attends Meetings and Prizes Awarded
Tama followed by multiple bridge club activities with Ellen Duffy entertaining the bridge group on Monday. Prizes went to Mrs. Clayton Millard and Mrs. Karl Kupka with guests listed. Subsequent bridge events featured Mrs. Beale honoring Mr. Beale on his birthday and prize recipients H L Platt E H Nelson and C E Wilcox.
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Ellen Duffy
Clayton Millard
Montour
Karl Kupka
Toledo
Kupka
Dorothy Mason
R. L. Beale
Mr. Beale
H. L. Platt
E. H. Nelson
C. E. Wilcox
Lulu McCall
T. C
Robert
Local Club Ladies Host Tea and Birthday Celebrations
Octagon club hosted a guest day tea in the Little Theater at the public library with members of the Nineteenth Century and Woman's clubs of Toledo attending. Speakers included Mrs Florence Kerr of Grinnell. A surprise birthday gathering was planned at the Anderson home for three neighbors.
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Howard Kauble
Harold Turbett
Harry Tode
Ethel Blythe
Hilda Hlavacek
Tode
Jesse Kauble
Octagon Club
Little Theater
Public Library
Woman's Clubs
Toledo
Florence Kerr
Grinnell
Lawrence Anderson
W. W. Tenhoff
Alva Buckinham
Anderson
L. J. Price
L. T. Fisher
J. H. Willett
Nanette Baker
Ben Jones
Dona Metz
Laurel Wreath Quilt Block Request Refers to Missing Blocks
A plea from Nancy Page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette requests readers to mail ten cents per missing Laurel Wreath quilt block and include a stamped addressed envelope. The notice cites copyright from 1933.
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Nancy Page
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
The
Local social clubs host lunches and departures noted
Mrs. Andrew Kuhn hosted the M O J H club with a lunch led by Miss Davidene McGinnis as leader. President Mrs. Keith Vawter, moving to Marion March 1, was honored. Attendees included numerous Mesdames and Misses named in the report, plus Grace Bishop and Julia Kuhn among others.
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Andrew Kuhn
M. O. J. H. Club
Davidene McGinnis
Stella Barry
Mae Gardner
Maude Booth
Keith Vawter
Marion
Harry Shaller
Floyd Massingham
Arthur Barry
Thomas Gardner
Cal Graves
Enos Graves
Melvin Heefner
James Rick
Margaret Templeman
Roy Heefner
Ella Manderer wed Ernest Young at home wedding
Ella Manderer daughter of Mr and Mrs John Manderer married Ernest Young Tuesday at the bride's home east of here the Rev H J Wackerbarth officiated Attendants were Miss Margaret Burr and Wesley Horn The bride a 1928 local high school graduate will reside on the Margaret Holtz farm southeast of here A reception followed at the bride's parents home
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Ella Manderer
John Manderer
Ernest Young
Here
H. J. Wackerbarth
Margaret Burr
Wesley Horn
Margaret Holtz
Williamsburg St Pauls Lutheran shower honors Lorenz Teggatz union
In Williamsburg the Walther league hosted a shower for Miss Elsie Lorenz and Alvin Teggatz. A wedding is set for 2 p.m. at St Pauls Gatheran with Rev Grief officiating. Attending bridesmaids include Leona Lorenz. best man Wayne Teggatt. usher Louis Meyer and Walter Hudepohl.Reception planned at Lorenz home east of Williamsburg.
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Walther League of
Irwin Rathjen
Norma Kamprath
William Heinrichs
Milton Kamprath
Joel Heinrichs
George Maas
Albert Mews
Lorena Mews
Emma Hild
Emma Walter
Anna Heitshusen
Olga Heitschusen
Lewis Meyer
Arnold Werner
Ella Glandorf
Vera Wardenburg
Alena Glandorf
Christina
Alfred Tschopp
Jenny Lyons
Quinton Butlin
Art Cook
Sheridan
W. J. Evans
Erman Evans
Rollo Wilson
Julius Buser
Barker
Viola Timm
Jolly ‘Sunbeam
Marian South
Walter Harris
Louise Yates
Elsie Lorenz
Herman Lorenz
Alvin Teggatz
Chris Teggatz
St. Paul’s Tgatheran Church
H. P. Grief
Leona Lorenz
Leona Teggatz
Wayne Teggatt
Anton Schwarzing
Louis Meyer
Walter Hudepohl
Oscar Kamprath
Darlene Lorenz
Lorenz
Olga
Heitshusen
Olga Schwarzing
Ernan von‘ Weihe
Wille Farm
Williamsburg
John Timm
Alfred Schwarting
Fred Schwarting
A. B. Bostelmann
Immanuel Lutheran Church
J. C. Mattfeld
Florence Timm
Ella Schwarting
Edmund Schwarting
Rudolph Steinke
Leona Teggatt
Leona Iburg
Gertrude Uhlmann
Local clubs hold teas and luncheons across Anamosa women’s groups
The Past Matrons club of Mount Moriah chapter entertained at a Kensington tea at Mrs. Bruce Wright’s home. Francis Shaw chapter met for a luncheon with Mrs. Clayton Hartman and was assisted by several members. The Legion auxiliary served a dinner. Various women attended teas, reviews, and bridge luncheons hosted by the Business and Professional Women's club, Fortnightly club, Congregational parsonage, and other hosts, with guests named including Mrs. Ruth Metcalf and Mrs. Evelyn Green among others.
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Mount Moriah
Kensington
Bruce Wright
Francis Shaw
Clayton Hartman
Edgar Beach
C. C. Rickells
Marian Bowles
E. G. Henningsen
George Irick
Vincent Owen
Demna Perkins
Harriet Cunningham
Evelyn Green
Margaret Downing
A. L. Remley
George Feagan
Marvin Levien
Alfred Remiley
G. A. Turner
J. D. Paul
Leigh Pearson
Hale Sievers Farewell Party Before Farm Move
Mr and Mrs Harry Sievers and daughters Norma Velma and Dora were honored at a farewell party at the John Nissen home Tuesday. The Sievers family moved Friday to a farm near Clarence. Mrs O F Felter hosted Hale Ladies Aid Thursday at her Olin home.
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Harry Sievers
Norma
Velma
Dora
John Nissen
Sievers
Clarence
O. F. Felter
Hale Ladies Aid
Olin
Remley Home Hosts Event for Mrs Gee and Mrs Lacey
A Remley home gathering honored Mrs. H. H. Gee and her mother Mrs. E R Lacey. The guests of honor departed Thursday for a new home in Independence. A separate Dolan home bridge party Tuesday featured Mrs H F Dolan, Mrs Maurice Fay, and Miss Agnes Fay as hosts. High scores went to Mrs J E Remley, Mrs James Lonergan, and Mrs W H Frazer.
What Cheer Social Roundup and Local Events
Mrs Ella Kitzman hosted Lutheran Ladies Aid Wednesday. Neighbors of Hugh and Mrs Martin bid them farewell Monday as they move to What Cheer. Roberta Curry and Walter Henry wed at the Methodist church Sunday with Rev W A Bloomquist officiating. The couple will farm southeast of town. The Thursday club met in the library with Kathryn Richardson in charge. Helen Morrow read a story. hostesses were Lois Smith and Vera Whaley. Catholic women held a card party Thursday in Legion hall. Methodist women were entertained Wednesday by Chub Clemens.
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Ella Kitzman
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Kathryn Richardson
Helen Morrow
Lois Smith
Vera Whaley
Legion Hall
Chub Clemens
Wheatland Club Musings Highlight Local Hostesses and Honours
Wheatland society notes list Mrs Lumir Volta as hostess for the D v I club with Ruth Seasholtz winning bridge honors. Several clubs— Cinque E E Mere Five Hundred and Tanta—treat guests to entertainments with top prizes and consolation awards recorded for members including Mrs Otto Klahn, Mrs Charles Heckard, and Mrs Henry Ficke. Birthday celebrations for Ralph Martens and Patsy Hamdorf are noted, with hostesses Mrs Alma Endorf and Mrs Edward Hamdorf aiding events at Wheatland schools.
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Lumir Volta
D. v. I. Club
Ruth Seasholtz
Alfred Ronald
Albert Buchanan
Dearn Beitz
Nita Floyd
Burton Hansen
Gladys Jeppe
Norman Guenther
E. E. Club
Cinque Club
Wirs
Charles Peterson
Otto Klahn
Theodore Jeppe
A. Hillman
Ralph Martens
Irvin Martens
Reva
Alma Endorf
Emil Koch
Walter Therele
Charlies Heckard
Edward, Hamdorf
Patsy
Wheatland’ School
Hambort
Sophie Lahann
Wapello Socials Mark Birthdays and Club Gatherings
B F Rouch celebrated his 60th birthday with relatives and friends at his Wapello home visiting from nearby towns. J A O club members and multiple local groups hosted gatherings including Legion auxiliary Lions Kensington H G L and Tarry Awhile clubs with various members and hosts noted.
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B. F. Rouch
Lloyd Rouch
Jean
Charles Stroup
C. A. Johnson
Jessie Lockwood
Mary Ellen Mull
D. W.W. Kremer
Clintha Sanders
Paul Gearhart
Wapcello
Ruth Chandler
Tamo
Ark
J. A. O. Club
H. E. Cover
Mary Wiederrecht
Legion Auxiliary
Lions Club
Commercial Hotel
Fred Outcamp
Kensington Club
Frank Hook
Francis Bucher
L. B. Weber
H. G. L. Club
H. L. Davidson
Tarry
Mary Asher
Arthur Springer
Hawkeye History and Travel Club Meetings and Farewell Dinner
The Hawkeye History and Travel club gathered Friday at Mrs. C. A. Munson’s home with papers by Mrs. H W Schrader and Mrs. A E Dungey. Mrs. Wallace McIntyre hosted a birthday tribute for Mr McIntyre. A large gathering of 23 families attended a farewell dinner Sunday at the E G Burkhart farm as the Burkharts move one mile south of Hawkeye.
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History and Travel Club
C. A. Munson
H.W. Schrader
A. E. Dungey
Wallace McIntyre
Mr. McIntyre
C. Morf
John and
Beryl
Silas ‘Broadbent
Henry Ungerer
Messrs
Lorraine
Robert
Milton McIntyre
Moses McIintyre
Elbert
Lyle
E. G. Burkhart
Burkharts
Hawkeye
H. F. Harith
Oyster supper hostess Dorothy Henze hosts school guests
Alburnett teacher Dorothy Henze hosted an oyster supper Friday for the boys basketball teams and their coach. Guests included Donald Dukek Carl Rockwood Lee Sloan Paul Lillie Ronald Schueler Paul Quass Marvin Titler Carl Walter Tritle Clarence Burg Maurice Neighbor Dean Thomas and Coach Francis Kee plus Supt and Mrs Carl R Mc Calley Mr and Mrs T Z Hense Marshall Ruth Marie and Lester Hense.
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Dorothy Henze
Donald Dukek
Carl Rockwood
Lee Sloan
Paul Lillie
Ronald Schueler
Paul Quass
Marvin Titler
Carl Walter Tritle
Clarence Burg
Maurice Neighbor
Dean Thomas
Francis Kee
Carl R
Calley
T. Z. Hense
Marshall
Ruth Marie
Lester Hense
Webster Announcement of Miss Sokari and Mr Fasold Marriage
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Anna Sokari daughter of George Sokari Alameda California and Dean Fasold son of Mrs Nan Fasold Cedar Rapids on February 14 in Alameda Fasold formerly resided in Webster community.
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Anna Sokari
George Sokari
Alameda
Calif
Dean Fasold
Nan Fasold
Cedar Rapids
Fasold
Webster Community
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Mary Manners
Paul Levsen
F. L. Harrington
Bridge Club
Helen von Sprecken
W. N. Morse
Elsie Garrison Smith
Houston
Tex
Harrington
Presbyterian Industrial Society
E. F. Rohwedder
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
John Buchholtz
Lena Westphal
Carrie Westphal
Order of Eastern Star
Wyoming
Noble Grand Circle
Russell Mallicoat
Newhall
Auaday
Tbs
Bundie
Fiat
Quilt Club
Florence la Ganke
Nancy
Riverside
Tama
Marengo
Henry Gode
Rotary Clubs
Women's Relief, Corps
J. F. Randolph
Lester Mercer
Jane de Spain
R. W. Ashby
K. W. Rhoades
Westminster Guild
L. A. Weise
Dale Andrews
Karess
Kaywoodie
Jergen
Lise
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Gillette Blue Blades
Petrosugar
RED Head Paint Cleaner
Liggett
Walker
Dysart
Wheatland
Wapello
Alburnett
Webster
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