Beethoven Members Present Gluck Opera at Club Meeting
The Beethoven club presented Gluck’s Orpheus and Eurydice at a Thursday morning meeting in the YWCA rooms with Ruth Ebling Massey as Orpheus and Eloise Basler as Eurydice. Narrator Mrs Everett Fisher outlined the story as Ruth Miskimen accompanied and Basler sang, followed by Chopin selections. A benefit luncheon is planned for March 20 at the YWCA and all patrons are invited.
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RFEO
Eurydice
Gluck
Beethoven _ club
Y. W. CA
Ruth Ebling Massey
Orpheus
Eloise Basler
Everett FE. Fisher
Mre Massey
Mre Basler
Mrs. Massey
Chopin
Bernice Baldwin
Jean Blackstone
Martha Leksa
Maxine Boegel
Virginia Moore
Josephine Batchelder
Beethoven Club
John W. Miller
Ron Kennedy to Be Honored at Stag Party
Honoring Ron Kennedy whose engagement and forthcoming marriage are announced a group of friends will gather at the Roosevelt hotel Friday evening for a stag dinner party. Kennedy's fiancee is Miss Frances Gilbert of Spokane Washington their wedding is planned for early spring. Included are George Seissle B D Silliman George N Harless William O Gray Ray F Anderson and Ray Conley.
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Ron Kennedy
Roosevelt Hotel
Mr Kennedy
Frances Gilbert
Spokane
Wash
George Seissle
B D Silliman
George N Harless
William O Gray
Ray F Anderson
Ray Conley
Mrs Darling Hosts Scribblers Group Meeting
Mrs F Wallace Darling of 3010 Cottage Grove Avenue SE hosted members of the Scribblers group of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids at her home Friday afternoon.
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F Wallace Darling
Cottage Grove Avenue
Scribblers
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Pomona College Glee Club Plans Home Concert
Miss Margaret Ann Foster of Pomona College will sing second alto with the Women’s Glee Club at Bridges Hall Friday night. The concert closes with a skit as the group prepares to defend its Pacific Southwest championship in April.
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Margaret Ann _ Foster
Wayne J Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
Pomona College Women's Glee Club
Bridges Hall
Foster
Glee Club
Church Circle Hosts Des ert Luncheon For Daughters Group
Mrs. Harold Kimball hosted a desert luncheon Thursday for members of I. H N. circle of King's Daughters. Mrs. Bertram Puckett pressed and Mrs. Dale Morgan led devotions. The afternoon was spent sewing on layettes.
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Harold Kimball
Avenue NE
I. H N. Circle of
King’s Daughters
Bertram P Puckett
Dale Morgan
Aunt Het on vanity and marriage mirrors
Aunt Het quips that women who think others vain should keep men boarders and notes the rug before the mirror is worn first, implying self awareness and humor about appearances and domestic life.
Work Of Two Iowa U Artists To Be Featured At Tea
Cedar Rapids readers invited to a University of Iowa art tea and exhibition Sunday from 3 30 to 5 p m in the Iowa Memorial Union honoring Fletcher Martin and Emil Ganso prominent art faculty members. An exhibition of 39 canvases by the two artists will be on view with Dr E F Harper of the fine arts school supervising the event. Mrs Virgil M Hancher wife of the University president leads a nine woman host group including Mesdames E E Harper Lester Longman Philip G Clapp Emil Ganso and E C Mabie and the miss Thomas Catherine Macartney Edna Patzig Alice Davis.
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Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Iowa Memorial Union
Fletcher Martin
Emil Ganso
E. F. Harper
Fine Arts School
Virgil M. Hancher
E E. Harper
Lester Longman
Philip G Clapp
E C Mabie
Catherine Macartney
Edna Patzig
Alice Davis
Art
Pasadena nuptials link Ruth Day to Dr Pierre LeMunyon
Miss Ruth Lucille Day married Dr. Pierre LeMunyon in Pasadena with Dr Albert Edward Day officiating. Miss Lida Tallman of San Diego served as bridesmaid. Day is Pasadena First Methodist pastor and vice president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America.
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Lida Tallman
J M. Tallman
Beveravenue SE
San Diego
Calaif
Pasadena
Ruth Lucille Day
Pierre LeMunyon
LeMunyon
Albert Edward Day
First Methodist Church of
Mrs. Albright Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. Justin W Albright of 1960 C avenue NE entertained at a luncheon at her home on Friday for members of her bridge club.
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Justin W Albright
C Avenue NE
Bridge Club
Anniversary Notes for Cedar Rapids Women's Club Meeting
Mrs R A Mikesell outlined eleven years of club history at the Roosevelt hotel during the Cedar Rapids North Western Woman's club anniversary gathering at the YWCA. Twenty four members attended with Mrs Harold Hess presiding and Mrs Joe Zelenda leading the program. Community singing and a birthday cake followed with prize won by Mrs Steve Saris. Plans include a April dance and committee members Hess Rowe Sedina Cobb. A St James Methodist church service will be led by two missionary groups with a mock Information Please program presented by Mrs Questioner and four experts.
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R. A. Mikesell
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Steve Saris
St. James’ Methodist Church
Oxford League
Mission Study Group
Questioner
Miss Nation
Service
Miss Methodist
Interdenominational
Ambassador circle dessert luncheon held at Mrs Bearle home
Members of the Ambassador circle of the King's Daughters met for a dessert luncheon on Wednesday at 2025 B avenue NE, hosted by Mrs Arthur Bearle. Mrs W D Barrett led devotions and Mrs W O Mauldin was elected vice president.
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Ambassador Circle of the King's Daughters
Arthur Bearle
B Avenue NE
W. D. Barrett
W. O Mauldin
Candidates Named For Coe Honorary Cadet Colonel
One of two Coe College coeds will be named honorary cadet colonel at the Military Ball Saturday night in the Memorial Coliseum starting at 8:30. Front row shows Kathryn Skow of Newton and Jon Jon Perkins of Glen Ellyn Illinois.
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Coe College
Enid Wahe and Robert Wright Wed In Church Ceremony
Miss Enid Wahe daughter of Ernest Wahe of Council Bluffs and Robert Wright son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright of Marion wed at Westminster Presbyterian church March 2 at 4 pm with 25 relatives present. Reverend James H Blackstone Jr officiated. The couple will reside at 1258 Fourth Avenue SE after March 15.
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Enid Wahe
Sixth Avenue SE
Ernest Wahe
Council Bluffs
Robert Wright
Walter Wright
Marion
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James H Blackstone, Jr
Westminster
Marvin Peden
Cedar Rapids
Gas Company
Ernest Wade
William Krumm
Adair
Mardline Wade
Paul Cramer
Bunco
Garden Short Course Planned by Cedar Rapids Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club nature and garden department met with Mrs. L. J. Smith presiding. A garden short course is set for March 20 with Ed Stefan city parks superintendent outlining 575 acres of city park work. Rex B. Conn Linn county agent presented colored pictures and soil conservation efforts in Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Umsted Family Dinner Honors Betty Lou on 12th Birthday
Mr and Mrs Walter Umsted hosted a dinner at 816 L street SW on Wednesday honoring their daughter Betty Lou turning twelve. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grant Umsted, Mr and Mrs A G Stoner, Mr and Mrs George Merrifield, Gerald and Barbara Merrifield, Mr and Mrs Morris Stoner, Mrs Martha Stoner, Ronald and Sandra Mae Amsted.
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Walter Umsted
L Street
Betty Lou
Grant Umsted
A. G. Stoner
George Merrifield
Gerald
Barbara Merrifield
Morris Stoner
Martha Stoner
Ronald
Sandra Mae Amsted
Play Day Planned for Seventh and Eighth Grade Girl Reserves
A play day for seventh and eighth grade Girl Reserves is scheduled for Saturday at the YWCA starting at 10 a.m. The event invites participants to join organized activities and games.
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Y.W C.A
Mrs. Buffer Honored At Dessert Luncheon In Des Moines
Mrs. A L Buffer who will move to Kansas City was the honored guest at a Friday noon dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. L H Arons at 2035 Blake boulevard SE. Bridge was the afternoon entertainment with numerous guests including A W Loftus Elmer G Curry Roy Stoddard Roy E Taylor A J Rundquist Jack Young Harvey E Lynch Lewis Emerson Paul A Snowman Robert Donahue Fred Loy P J McBurney S T Hootman and Hugh Sliss invited.
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A. L. Buffer
Kansas City
L. H. Arons
Blake Boulevard
Arons
K. V. Turner
Bridge
A. W. Loftus
Elmer G. Curry
Roy Stoddard
Roy E. Taylor
A. J. Rundquist
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Hosts Tea and Music Program
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club music department held a Wednesday program at the club house with Mrs L A Talbott presiding. The theme Nature Birds and Flowers featured notes by Mrs Aulden Griffin and current music events by Mrs Bertha LeFebvre. Participants included Lulu Welty Margaret Heinrich Mrs Talbott Dick Talbott guest tenor Virginia Ohmann guest violinist accompanied by Martha Leks. Tea table by Mrs Lloyd Burger decorated with daffodils sweet peas and straw flowers. Hostesses were Mesdames Sidney Myers G T McKibben G J Lorenzen and Herold Smith.
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Cedar Rapids
Wednesday Club Hosts Historical Program
The Wednesday Social club met at 441 Eighth Avenue SW with roll call on historical events of March. Mrs. W. W. White read on The History of Wall Street and Mrs. A. S Long spoke on Graft in America, assisted by Dr. Hulda Rice and Mrs. Harry Palmer.
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John Miller
Eighth Avenue
W. W. White
A. S Long
Wall Street
America
Hulda Rice
Harry Palmer
D A R Ashley Chapter Meets Saturday at 2 PM
The Ashley chapter of the D A R will meet Saturday at 2 p m in the Bungalow of the Light company. At 3 p m Miss Nelle Erwin speaks on American Music in a program open to all interested.
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Ashley Chapter
D.A.R
Bluff View Aid Society Lunch At Mrs Springer Home
Twenty five members attended a midweek luncheon hosted by Mrs. M C Springer at 1923 Twentieth Street NW, the Bluff View Aid society gathering noted in local social columns.
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Bluff View Aid Society
M. C. Springer
Twentieth Street NW
Roosevelt Hi Y Ett e Meeting Guest Speaker
Mrs Dwight Krumboltz served as guest speaker for the Roosevelt Hi Y Ett e meeting on Monday. Her address focused on What We Have To Be Thankful For in America Today highlighting national gratitude and civic duties.
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Dwight Krumboltz
America
Mrs Foulk Hosts Club Luncheon at Home
Mrs Harold D. Foulk from 1735 O Avenue NW hosted a luncheon for club members on Thursday. Mrs Roy F Hauser will host the next meeting at her home, 820 Tenth Street NW.
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Harold D. Foulk
O Avenue NW
Roy F. Hauser
Tenth Street NW
Harmony Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. C. T. Bachmann of 336 Crescent street SE entertained members of Harmony circle of the King's Daughters for a dessert luncheon on Thursday. The gathering followed by an after- event.
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C. T. Bachmann
Crescent Street SE
Harmony Circle of the King’s Daughters
Meeting Notes On King's Daughters History Study
A study session on the history and purposes of the King's Daughters took place with Mrs. E. M. Eaton as guest. The next meeting is scheduled for March 20 at the home of Mrs. I. B. McGladrey located at 318 Nassau Street SE.
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E. M. Eaton
I. B. McGladrey
Nassau Street
Mount Mercy Alumnae Luncheon Saturday at Montrose Hotel
The Mount Mercy alumnae monthly luncheon is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Java room at the Montrose hotel. Reservations can be made with Mrs. R. D. Long by calling 6367.
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Mount Mercy
Java
Montrose Hotel
R. D. Long
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Mrs. Darling
Margaret Ann Foster
I. H. N. Circle
First Avenue E
Iowa U
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N. W. Woman’s Club
Ambassador
Susanna
Allan Jones
Susanna Foster
Paramount
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M.J.B
M.J. B
M.J.B. Co
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San Francisco
Coe
Dorothy Manuel
George
Kappa Delta
Jean Anderson
Carroll, Coronet
Harriette Hamilton
Delta Delta Delta
Marilyn Chyle
Alpha Xi Delta
Ethel Evans
The
King's Daughters
Red Cross Rooms
Betty Lou Umsted
Staril's
Milwaukee
Hladey
Grocery and Market
Ave, SE
Dial
Fenwick
Ashley
Mrs. Krumboltz
Mrs. Foulk
Harmony Circle
Mount Mercy Alumnae
A. W. Peterson Co
Second Avenue SE
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