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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1941

Page

13

Around the town reads like a Cedar Rapids social column

A Cedar Rapids lawyer travels downtown for case information and triggers a domestic tiff as his wife shouts warnings after an accidental turf mishap. Scotty McLeod sells belongings to a second hand dealer in Ottumwa for $20, a cartoonish bargain. Junior League visitors bring Peter and Boots to a school play prompting the kitten’s “real” owner reveal. John Hamilton skis poorly at Sun Valley and earns the instructor’s scolding. Harold Brownlee writes from England praising year round golf, halving a handicap to 14. A funeral mix up leaves Ed Soboda listening to a sermon for someone else.

Harold Brownlee Cedar Rapids Southall England Roy E. Curray

Group To Give Two Productions At Playhouse

The playhouse announces two productions with a Cedar Rapids rehearsal set next week. The lineup features Dorothy Gish in a 1939-40 season hit and Paul Osborn adaptations including Morning’s At Seven, about a forty year old woman’s marriage bid. Cast includes four men and five women with season tickets staying valid and single admission prices lowered.

Cedar Rapids Dorothy Gish Paul Osborn Nicholas P. Cracmer W. .Lowe Evire

Mrs Carl D Thomas Endorsed For D A R State Treasurer

Mayflower chapter D A R unanimously endorses Cedar Rapids resident Mrs Carl D Thomas for state treasurer of the D A R. She has served as recording secretary vice regent and regent and has been state chairman of conservation and thrift. Election is at the state convention in Sioux City this week. Mrs Thomas departs tomorrow for the convention city. Mrs Belle Butterfield and Miss Ruby M Byers hosted a dinner for six at their Park Terrace SE home.

Mayflower Daughters of the American Revolution Carl D Thomas Cedar Rapids D. A R Thomas Sioux City Belle Butterfield Ruby M Byers Park Terrace SE

Shakespeare Club Meeting With Mrs Cavin Hosts Members

Mrs Fisher Cavin will host the Wednesday Shakespeare club at her daughter Mrs Fred A Winter's home 1901 Blake boulevard SE. The roll call features current events and the program includes the club's annual histories.

Fisher Cavin Shakespeare Club Fred A. Winter Blake Boulevard

Beloit senior Geannie Trumbull posts high grade average

Miss Geannie Trumbull daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Trumbull 1910 Park Street SE Beloit Wisconsin is among 18 Beloit College seniors with a B plus grade point average for the first semester Mr and Mrs Montelle Knapp of Edgewood and their children Sylvia and Montelle visit relatives at 1545 Avenue NE over the weekend

Geannie Trumbull M. B. Trumbull Park Street SE Beloit College Beloit Wis Montelle Knapp Edgewood Sylvia Montelle Mr. Knapp Floyd H. Knapp

Jefferson Couple Announces April 19 Wedding

Mr and Mrs G William Dunlop of Jefferson Iowa announce the engagement of their daughter Mariem Gail Dunlop to Robert D Grange son of Mr and Mrs Ross E Grange of 320 Crescent Street SE The couple plan to wed in Jefferson April 19 The groom to be graduated from Central High School Sioux City and Iowa State College class of 1940 He is with Wright Aeronautical in Paterson New Jersey The bride to be is a Jefferson High School graduate and Iowa State College alumna now employed by Western Mutual Fire Insurance in Des Moines The luncheon at Younkers tea room Des Moines disclosed the plans and details of the approaching marriage

G. William Dunlop Jefferson, Ia Mariem Gail Dunlop Robert D Grange Ross E Grange Crescent Street Younkers’ Tea Room Des Moines Jefferson Jefferson High School State College Ames Western Mutual Fire Insurance Company Grange Wright Aeronautical Corporation Paterson N. J Central High School Sioux City Iowa State College Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon Hazel Ross Marion Packard Chicago West Adams Street Forest Park Washington High School Coe College Delta Delta Delta Sorority Centerville High School Delta Phi Epsilon Sachem Western Electric Company

Mary Jane Watts Weds Earnest Wright in Denver

Mary Jane Watts daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay H Watts Cedar Rapids wed Earnest Alexander Wright Jr of Denver formerly Ames Friday afternoon in Trinity Methodist church Denver The Rev Samuel Marble performed the ceremony at 430 oclock Best man was Sam F Wright Ames A wedding supper followed at the Brown Palace with 20 guests The couple will live at 930 Downing Street Denver After March 15 they will be at home in Denver Details include bride’s beige suit and orchid corsage groom’s Colorado Mines and Iowa State College education plus Sigma Nu membership and Rocky Mountain Engineering job Also listed are out of town guests and future travel plans including Fort Worth Chicago and Cedar Rapids The item also notes a DK chapter meeting with a picnic supper and officer elections

Mary Jane Watts Jay H. Watts Nineteenth Street Earnest Alexander Wright, Jr Denver Ames Earnest A Wright Washington, D.C Trinity Methodist Church Samuel Marble Pican Patricia Barry Cedar Rapids Sam F. Wright Brown Palace Iowa State College Sigma Nu Fraternity Rocky Mountain Engineering Company Earnest A. Wright Washington, D. C Chicago Bernice Knickerbocker Charles J. Knickerbocker Fairfax Robert A. Packard Forest Park Ralph E. Packard Centerville John Acheson Sandwich Knickerbocker David Acheson Mr. Packard Mrs. Knickerbocker

Woman's Club Plans Readings, Talks and Sewing Session

The history and literature department meets Monday at 2 30 pm to review Margaret Fuller by Mason Wade and One Foot in Heaven by Hartzell Spence. A St Patrick's lunch eon follows Tuesday at 1 pm. B L Wick speaks on Pioneer Homes of Cedar Rapids. Chorus rehearsal Wednesday at 10 am. All day sewing for Red Cross Thursday begins at 10 am with lunch at 1 pm. Reservations by 11 am Thursday to three members. Rehearsal for dramatic art plays Friday at 10 30 am with luncheon at 1 pm and program at 2 30 pm. Mrs C L Gunn directs a western play. department picture at meeting close. Wednesday at 1 pm current events department members listed.

R T Lubbock Margaret Fuller Mason Wade O. J. Elsenbast Heaven Hartzell Spence History and Literature American Home Department St. Patrick’s B. L. Wick Cedar Rapids The Woman's Club Robert Lubbock F. D. Fillmore W. L. Crissman Nellie Fuhrmeister Philanthropic Department Red Cross F. W. Oxley John Janecek Frank Kouba Dramatic Art Department C. L. Gunn Junior League of Montrose Junior League College Club M. S. Hallman Fifth Avenue SE Fred Woolrich Richard Greenawalt Harold Sinclair Howard A. Stewart Higley Avenue SE Randall Hart White Cliff Alice Duer Miller

Club House Picnic Luncheon Hosts Set

Members meet at the club house for a picnic luncheon with Mrs C C Moffitt Miss Leota Swein and Mrs H G Heiserman as hostesses After the business meeting City Attorney Don Hines will speak on the federal bureau of investigation Mrs C C Hillhouse will discuss Must the United States and Japan Clash The international relations department meets Wednesday at 1030 am at the club house with Mrs F C Kellogg discussing The Oriental Situation from the Chinese Point of View The group will discuss the current world situation and join the current events group for the luncheon

C. C. Moffitt Leota Swein H. G. Heiserman Don Hines Federal Bureau of Investigation C. C. Hillhouse Japan United States F C Kellogg

Seven Ladies to Attend Iowa DAR Conference in Sioux City

Seven Cedar Rapids women from Mayflower and Ashley chapters will attend the 42nd annual Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution conference in Sioux City at the Warrior hotel. Cronbaugh leads junior membership program with a "Prairie Pioneers" pageant. Imogen B. Emery scholarship for home economics majors announced. Toms serves on hospitality committee.

Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution Cedar Rapids Sioux City Warrior Hotel Mayflower Ashley Carl D. Thomas Bryan Cronbaugh Imogen B Emery J. C. Lick George M. Newland John T Flecker Robert Cc. Toms Cronbaugh

Cedar Rapids Club Groups Schedule Meetings This Week

The article lists multiple meetings across groups in Cedar Rapids including A A W groups at 1717 C Avenue NW and 2010 Second Street SW, a Junior League gathering at the Montrose hotel, and reading groups at various homes. Hosts include Mrs J A Stolar, Mrs H M Holte, Mrs Richard Greenawalt, and Mrs Randall Hart with topics and hosts named.

Entertainers To Honor Mrs Karban At Proctor Home

Mrs Charles W Karban Jr will be feted at 11 this morning at the Proctor residence 2306 E Avenue NE by Mrs Richard R Proctor and Mrs Robert D Thomas. A jonquil arrangement will center the breakfast for twelve guests as Mrs Karban receives a bathroom accessory gift.

Charles W. Karban, Jr Richard R Proctor Robert D Thomas Proctor E Avenue NE

Junior League Seaside Play Underwater Theme Rehearsed

Junior League staging of Peter and the Mermaid Princess progresses with Mrs. H Cedric Hahn as Boots the kitten and Mrs. Donald P Barnes as the goldfish prime minister. Director Mrs. Frederick Glanville oversees, while Mrs. James L Cooper leads Children’s Theater. Proceeds fund school programs via ticket sales through participating schools.

Peter Boots League Edwin H. Wadsworth Mrs Wadsworth Goldfish H. Cedric Hahn Donald P. Barnes Frederick Glanville Davis Mary Frances Lee Tousey

Bernice Knickerbocker and Robert A Packard Wed at Home

Bernice Knickerbocker wed Robert A Packard yesterday at 3 pm in a private ceremony at the Knickerbocker home. Attendants wore pink crepe and navy, guests served tea after the ceremony as the couple plans to live in Forest Park Illinois.

Bernice Knickerbocker Robert A. Packard

Ron Kennedy to Leave for Spokane for Marriage

Ron Kennedy of the Windermere apartments will depart by motor today for Spokane Washington where his marriage to Miss Frances Gilbert will take place Saturday afternoon. The couple will return to Cedar Rapids March 23 and stay a few days at Sun Valley Idaho.

Ron Kennedy Windermere Spokane Wash Frances Gilbert Cedar Rapids Sun Valley Ida I, P.E.O R. C. Toms

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Scotty McLeod Ottumwa Scotty John T. Hamiltons John Connie ED Soboda Playhouse Vate Lunt Luntanne Tattle Washington High School Pulse New York City Mr. Downing Hollywood Pontius Pilate Edward G Robinson Big Town Lux Radio Theater Lunt and Fontanne Ian Keith D.A.R Mrs Butterfield Miss Byers Robert Grange E. A. Wright, Jr W. C. Henning Second Avenue SE Chapter Mabel Smouse Jennie E. Post Woman's Club Departments Woman's Club Chorus Philanthropic Wales Secon Ave Secomé Iowa D.A.R A. A.A.W Creative Arts J A. Stolar C Avenue Dorothy Lillick Camp Fire Council H. M. Holte Second Street Harriett Swain P. Ek H. C. Ring Herbert C. Ring Bever Avenue Charles Fisher oOe Zoric Dial Sbusiest Marica Wes Panek Phos P.E.O Robert C. Toms Grande Avenue SE J. Harold Horan Ace P
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