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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1938

Page

17

YWCA Provides Evening Activities for Employed Girls in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids YWCA opens its doors twice a week for employed women from offices stores and factories. Monday nights focus on supper meetings crafts music health and study with leather and metal work groups. Thursday nights emphasize maid craft classes and practical home skills with optional book music and games. The program operates with support from the State Employment Bureau and collaborates with the YMC A. A Sunday open house offers unscheduled recreation for young women and dates.

Cedar Rapids Association Y. W Employment Bureau Iowa State Employment Bureau IY. W Marguerite Stein State Employment Bureau Gayety Gang Gayety Y W.C. A Miss Crane Edward Trefz Y. M Ida McQuin

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club presents play and plans events

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club general meeting features the Mae Howley Barry one act play The Bond Between directed by Mrs Campbell. Cast includes Mrs L C Schuknecht Mrs W R Armstrong Dorothy Blodgett and Mrs Carlos Kampmeier.

Mae Howley Barry Robert Campbell Cedar Rapids

Plans for D A R Conference in Cedar Rapids

A multi day D A R gathering in Cedar Rapids features a 39th annual session opening after a board meeting in the Roosevelt room at 2 p m Thursday. Mrs Emery presides at the opening address “The Road to Peace” by Mrs Sisson, with a Friday program of round tables led by state officers, a social tea, and a Friday banquet in the Roosevelt hotel featuring Lois Johnson and Vivian Freeman as prize recipients.

Board of Management Roosevelt Emery Daughters of 1812 Daughters of American Colonists John A. Hull Boone Elsie M. Martin Fort Madison A. S. Elder Sioux City Edna Dahlin C. Harve Geiger Cedar Rapids Sisson National Defense Virginia Bedell Spirit Lake Post Officers George E. Farmer Roosevelt Hotel Becker Pouch Florentine Lois Johnson Des Moines Washington, D. C Johnson Iowa Vivian Freeman Tamassee S. C Towa State College Ames Suaior Groups Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society Montrose Hotel J. L. Rhea Bird Club Science Hall Coe College Warren N. Keck

Conference Schedule Highlights Guests and Activities

The state conference opens with an 8 30 am breakfast at Roosevelt to honor distinguished guests and all attendees. At 9 30 am the Junior assembly led by Mrs Pouch is open to all young women. A Mayflower chapter toy library demonstration at the Community House is included, followed by a final business session led by Mrs Emery for junior group work reports and state officer elections.

Roosevelt Pouch Mayflower Chapter Emery

Spring sports spread across Cedar Rapids activities

The piece lists spring and summer athletic options at Cedar Rapids venues. It notes golf, tennis, bowling, baseball, archery, volleyball, croquet, horse shoes, and other deck and lawn games at local clubs and Coe college. Outdoor programs at the YWCA begin late April with multiple sports on offer.

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A A A W Group Meetings and Social Notices

The afternoon cinema study group meets Tuesday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. John T. Hecker’s home. The drama group meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Lillian Anderson’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory entertain boys from St Paul’s Methodist church Friday evening. Marilyn Joyce’s fifth birthday is noted with a party Thursday afternoon. Grace Walpole circle of the King’s Daughters meets Monday for lunch at Mrs. Donald Lackey’s home. A surprise party at 819 Eighth Street SE honors the Carter family. Frequent guests and attendees are listed, with several addresses in the area.

John T. Hecker First Avenue E Bernice Toms James J. Gregory Meadowbrook Drive Mr. Gregory St. Paul’s Methodist Church Gregory Home China Warren Pugh Ben Sivers David Ring David Coffing Wayne Manson Marion Sterling McNally John Nash Bob Barnett Scott Linge Leg Cabalka Franklin Jayne George Serovy John Fisher Peter Griner John Kelso Fred Snyder Paul Perdue Marilyn Joyce H. H. Zimmerman Third Avenue SE Jean Lear Janice Levien Maxie Tow Alice Kitchin Peter Bailey Marcia Jenkins Jean Zimmerman Grace Walpole the King’s Daughters Donald Lackey John Carter Eighth Street Lucy Schaeperkoetter Alice Lyons Helen Klingler Adelia Warner Mabel Sigmund Clara Briles Cora O'Connor Alma Ford Vera Henderson Anna Williams Bessie Spalding Ruth Verline Sigmund Virginia Wallace Lyons Albert Gladys Briles Mr. Macron Donald Laurene Klingler J. Scott Wallace Schaeperkoetter Marilyn Schaeperkoetter W. H. Austin Ottumwa Albert Briles Mr. Briles Mr. Austin H. S. Austin Waukegan

Pasteboard Politeness to Modern Social Life

A reflection on 1880 etiquette reveals calling cards dictated by pasteboard politeness. The piece traces card sizes, prefixes, and uses from past to present and notes how 1938 society shifts toward informal notes and fewer calls. It also lists local society meetings and a bird club event.

Smith Minneapolis Jim Smith John Smith Nellie Smith Emily Post New York Washington

Tau Kappa Epsilon Hosts Dance at Coe College

Tau Kappa Epsilon members hosted a Saturday dance in the Coe College recreation room with Bernard Che leading arrangements. Chaperones included Prof. and Mrs. Garwood, Dean and Mrs. Koenig, and Miss Laura Stewart.

Tau Kappa Epsilon Coe College Bernard Che Lynn E. Garwood Myron L. Koenig Laura Pearle Stewart Mary Ellen Oldag Treva Jane Carmichael Marjorie McCrillus Lauraine Walter Jeanne Krebs Margaret Cow Joe Singer Bob Carmichael Roy Rickless Roy Roughton Clark McCornack Paul Dougan John Bailey Max Reed Harry Meblan Bob Norris Perry Larson Ward Long Fletcher Herrald Jerry Hays Kenyon Kellogg Frank Scheible Verne Pate Bernard Qice Wayne Rogers William Kettlitz Bob Cresswell Milford Delzell Don Reid Russell Goodwin John Hubers LeRoy McLeod Wade Patterson Howard Remley John Pavlis

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Y.W.C.A Catherine Crane Charlie McCarthy Susie R Retex StaPress Kitlerman Dry Cleaning and Pressing Service Sta- Press Kitterman Sit Woman's Club Departments T. H. de- Wees Art In Henry J. Hromek S. R. Hawkins C. C. Moffitt Mildred MacDanes Mesdames F. C. Wells L. Oakley Howell Ida Oakley Ways and Means Music Department Nature and Garden Nature and Garden Department B. Harrington Lillian Serbousek Health Education Department M. D. Marr Eileen Marcella Maxine Shipton Zoe Shipn Y.M.C.A McBrides W. H. McBride Fifth Avenue Vinton McBride Berry Auto Company D.A.R Margaret Stoltz Signe A.A.A.W Cinema Lillian Anderson Marguerite Robbie James Gregory Marilyn Joyce Zimmerman Grace Walpole Circle John Carters Edith Knox America ST. Luke's Nurses Alumnae St. Luke's Alumnae Nurses’ Association Gladiolus Society Hay Chuck Fanny Bill Newman
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