Weekend Arts and Lectures Across Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
A schedule of cultural events across Cedar Rapids and nearby cities includes Grant Wood paintings exhibit at Cedar Rapids public library, three act opera The Lark, lent vesper services, Coe and Mount Vernon recitals, Rabbi Leo Jung lecture, Guedalla biography talk, groundbreaking ceremony, Dramatic Art Show, Mischa Elman concert, extended extension sessions, and theaters presenting The Throwback and Beyond the Horizon plus Iowa State events and a Finkbine dinner. The listings feature venues such as the public library, C S P S hall, Sinclair Memorial chapel, University of Iowa Union, Grace Episcopal church, Memorial Coliseum, Armstrong Hall, Shrine auditorium, and various college campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Art
Public Library
Grant Wood
Czech Dramatic Association
C. S. P. S. Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church Choir
Malcolm Stuart Metcalf
Frank Freemont Bates
Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
H. M. Gage
Paul Schumann Ray
Madrigal Singers
Eleanor Taylor
Mount Vernon
Karl Andrist
Cornell College
College
Eugene Devereaux
Iowa City
Leo Jung
Jewish Center
New York City
Iowa Union
Sinai
Washington
Phillip Guedalla
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Mischa Elman
Iown Union
Ames
Iowa State College
Marion
Lincoln School
Homer Chaillaux
Indianapolis
National Americanism
American Legion
Hanford
Memorial Coliseum
C. C. Little
American Society For the Control of Cancer
P.m
University of Iowa
Coe College Military Hall
Scabbard and Blade
Beyond the Horizon
Eugene O'Neill
Cornell Little Theater
Armstrong Hall of Fine Arts
Sun Suits For Health Camp From Chapel Society
Fifty sun suits were completed for Camp Good Health by the Chapel society of the First Presbyterian church. Volunteers, mostly women from the church guilds, met weekly to sew and prepare layettes and comforters for the Public Health Nursing association. Funds came from guild donations, and the project will be displayed at a May all-guild meeting before being turned over to Miss Elizabeth McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good Health
Chapel Society
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth McIntosh
Public Health Nursing Association
August Cramer
Herbert Henderson
Miss McIntosh
Mrs Dunlap Heads Central Park Group Activities
Mrs L W Dunlap was installed as president of the Central Park Presbyterian church missionary society at a Friday gathering at Mrs R E MacDanel's home. Officers include Mrs Richard Lord honorary president and several secretaries, with Mrs W L Harrison leading the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huach
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Church
A. E. Einen
John Arnold
Charles H. Dauchy
Guy Bergen
Mary Bachmann
R. N. Owen
J. A. Kinsley
Arnold
L. W. Dunlap
Missionary Society of the
Central Park Presbyterian Church
R. E. MacDanel
Eighteenth Street
Richard Lord
Ray Anderson
Frank B. Baldwin
S. C. Stookey
Willis Clark
Julia Carberry
A. T. Pleune
White Cross
Anderson
Stewardship
C. H. Hook
Spiritual Life Group
Ethel Wright
J. W. Carberry
W. L. Harrison
Dunlap
R. M. Threlkeld
Alpha Gamma Delta Initiation and Feast at Coe College
The Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at Coe College held initiation Friday at the Roosevelt hotel for Arminta Davidson Ruth Kirkpatrick Gladys Hyde and Betty Winn. Alice Snyder presided as toastmaster with toasts from initiates and alumnae. Awards were announced for best pledge, highest grades and scholarship improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Roosevelt Hotel
Arminta Davidson
Marion
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Keota
Gladys Hyde
Robbinsdale
Minn
Betty Winn
Cedar Rapids
Alice Snyder
Davidson
Helen Simmons
Wilma Coon
Grace Brownell
Alpha Gamma Delta
Miss Winn
Kirkpatrick
Lydia Ann Courtright
Ruth Nehls
Mothers’ Club
Marianne Dvorak
Federation council meeting set for Des Moines March 9 to 11
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs announces its spring council gathering at Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines from March 9 to 11 with seven departments represented. State executives and club women will open March 10 with a noon luncheon. Alfred C. Hottes Better Homes and Gardens will speak. Mrs. Nelson Kraschel will attend as honored guest. The three day schedule includes conferences and musical and dramatic entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Eugene Cutler
Better Homes and Gardens
Nelson G. Kraschel
Kraschel
Federation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace
St. John's
Carlton Barrow
Alfred Edwards
London
Toe College
Iowa Engineering Society
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lois Wilson
Shrine Auditorium
Finkbine
the University
William F. Riley
Beta Phi Alpha
Verle Breed
Tenth Street
Pi Chapter
Louis Kriz
Elizabeth Burianek
DR. Kuehn
A. C. Robbie
Edward A. Kuehn
Vandalia, Ill
Mrs
A. C. Zeny
Twenty-sixth Street
Sunshine Mission Board
Women’s Board of
Sunshine Mission
Mission
Mrs. Dunlap
Central Park Group
S. H. N. Circle
C. S. Cooley
Seventeenth Street
S. H. N. Circle of
King’s Daughters
Ralph Karlan
D. A. Nicholson
Perry
King’s Daughters Nursing Bureau
Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
Hesperian Club
The
Elizabeth Stuart
Annie Y. Smith
Charg
Tirzah Society
Elmer Vosburgh
Seventeents Street
Mechanicsville
Self Culture Club
Paul Horner
Irving Taylor
Emma Fritz
India
Arabia
F. E. Woods
Emanon Bridge Club
John Danly
Mary Jane Seyler
Lowell Dauber
Oskaloosa
Alpha Gams
Crusader's Circle
Lloyd Grover
Crusader’s
First Avenue E
Ella Lund
Grover
Adrie Tucker
Lillian Nelson
Maynard Downey
Lawrence Lee
King's Daughters
Mary Ellen Stickles
Sixteenth Street SE
Miss Stickles
Darlene Redman
Betty Grover
Joy Wahl
Darlene Farnham
St. Paul's Church
Bornhoeft
Loretta Hempel
Hilda Moeller
Cordelia Theiss
Laura Schultz
Mildred Michalek
Florence Zuber
Mary Kettler
Paula Detiefsen
Ida Walter
Mathilda Schirm
W. J. Pentz
T. Z. Cook
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial
Eugene Allen
Mr. Pentz
Eva Kisinger
Eva Underhill
Mary Judd
Mary Martin
Mae Walsh
Mary Goodman
LaVerna Drapela
Irene Douglas
J. C. Lorzier
W. A. Leefers
H. K. Focht
Either
Beth
Luberger
Third Avenue
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