Anniversary Of Camp Fire Girls Observed In City
Plans are set for the twenty third anniversary of Camp Fire girls with a week of events including a Go to church Sunday and school service costumes. A national birthday program features talks on The City of the Future with experts and notable supporters among the advisory group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls Organization
Camp Fire
Ben Wolverton Cha Ringe
Soci
Camp Fore Council
Cedar Rapids
Countyysts
Projet Ae
Flavel Short- Jeff
NBC
Woman's Radio Review
Franklin D Roosevelt
Mass Katherine Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Harry A. Overstreet
The
College of the City of New York
Kathleen Norris
Joseph E. Raycroft
Department of Health and Physical Education
Princeton University
B. Nash
Department of Physical Education
New York University
Camp Fire Girls
A. A. W. Reading Group Meets for Evening Review
Miss Cora Jacobs and Mrs. Alice Ferber host the second section of the AAUW evening reading group at Commonwealth apartments Monday at 7 30 p m. Mrs. Joseph Rust will review Heaven's My Destination by Thornton Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jacobs
Alice Ferber
Commonwealth Apartments
Joseph Rust
Thornton Wilder
Beta Phi Alpha Pledges to Honor Actives at Coe College
Pledges of Beta Phi Alpha sorority at Coe College will entertain the active chapter at a buffet supper after vespers tonight. The pledges will perform their original song and stunt. Initiation is scheduled for Monday at 5 pm in the chapter rooms, followed by a formal dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Coe College
Toms Return From Des Moines After Week Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert C Toms of 2300 Grande avenue SE return today from Des Moines where they spent the past week visiting friends. Mrs Toms attended the state convention of the D A R earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue
Des Moines
Barr ys to Leave for Ames Visit
Mr and Mrs John W Barry Jr and their daughter Louise Joan will depart Tuesday for Ames. From Ames Mrs Barry and Louise Joan will travel to Mapleton to visit relatives for the next week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Barry, Jr
Twenty-third Street Drive
Louise Joan
Ames
Myli ons at Hot Springs
Mr and Mrs James Mylon of 1246 Fourth Avenue SE are spending some time at Hot Springs Arkansas.
Minerva Delphian Schedules Monday Meeting at Roosevelt Hotel
The regular Minerva Delphian meeting is set for Monday at 2 p m. at the Roosevelt hotel.
Hollywood Review Promises Entertaining Friend ly Club Meeting
Former members of the Friendly Club are invited to a regular meeting Tuesday at 7:30 in the YWCA auditorium. Under Mrs. Howard Moyer and a council, Ruth McIntosh Beth Stoner and Margaret Bittle prepare a variety program with costumes, prizes, and acts by Al Gerardi Curly Licata Maxine Smith Lavonne Scollon Conger Metcalf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
Y W.C. A
Howard Moyer
Ruth McIntosh
Beth Stoner
Margaret Bittle
Hollywood Review
Olive S. Johnson
Mass Ida McQuin
Charles H Marsden
al Gerardi
Curly Licata
Maxine Smith
Lavonne Scollon
Conger Metcalf
Monday Shakespeare Club Meets at Mrs Newland Home
Mrs George Newland of 1733 D avenue NE hosts the Monday Shakespeare club at her home at 2 30. Members will answer roll call with memorized quotations from Measure for Measure.
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George Newland
D Avenue
Monday Shakespeare Club
Miss Watt Sails to Fort Dodge Rainbow Assembly Meetings
Miss Margaret Watt, worthy advisor of the local Order of Rainbow for Girls, left Saturday for Fort Dodge to attend a two day assembly meeting.
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Margaret Watt
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Fort Dodge
Ot tumwa guest visits Nevin Nichols home
Miss Gertrude Meyers of Ot tumwa is a weekend guest of Nevin Nichols at his mother Mrs Clare Nichols home 2056 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Meyers
Ottumwa
Nevin Nichols
Clare Nichols
Fourth Avenue SE
Seven Groups Of Woman's Club To Meet This Week
Several Iowa City Woman's clubs plan meetings this week with programs across departments. American home department hosts antique silver display and vocal and readings by members including Miss Peggy Bode and Miss Ruth Esther Morgan. The international relations study group, current events luncheon, and philanthropic and dramatic art departments also prepare talks, readings, piano solos, and a play in exchange with the Iowa City group. All club members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Boyson
Peggy Bode
Ruth Esther Morgan
June Hardy
Marie Busler
Grant Everhart
Dempsy Jones
E. Briggs
J. Kouba
Ruth Rydberg
Oliver Wilson
Harry V. Morgan
Dramatic Art
Iowa City Woman's Club
Iowa City Group
P. C. Kellogg
F. W. Damour
Berth? le Febvre
J. G. Heins
Blanche Peters
Ruth Crayne
E. Crawford
Women’s clubs leaders return from state meeting in Des Moines
Mrs. Ben Ogden and Mrs. W. R. Foor attended the State Federation of Women’s Clubs board meeting held Thursday through Saturday in Des Moines. Ogden is local chairman for the biennial convention to be hosted in Cedar Rapids in May, while Foor serves as publicity director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Ben Ogden
Fourth Avenue
W. R. Foor
A Avenue
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Des Moines
Alpha Delphian Meeting at Montrose Hotel Monday
Members of Alpha Delphian society will host guests for their regular meeting Monday at 2 p m at the Montrose hotel Mrs George Kosek will review Down the Garden Path by Beverly Nichols on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian Society
Montrose Hotel
George Kosek
Garden Path
Beverly Nichols
Cedar chapter No 184 meeting at Masonic hall
The stated meeting of Cedar chapter No 184 O EB S will be held Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall. A social hour will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Chapter
O. EB. S
Masonic Hall
Musketeer Boys Drum and Bugle Sponsors Third Card Party
The Musketeer Boys Drum and Bugle Corps sponsors the third card party on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Montrose hotel mezzanine. Bridge 500 and pinochle are played with prizes for winners. Refreshments served by mothers of corps members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musketeer Boys
Montrose Hotel
Wednesday Social Club Meeting Announced
The Wednesday Social club will meet with Mrs. F. W. Davis at 316 Ninth street NW on Wednesday at 2 30 pm. The program features two papers Notes on Current Publications by Mrs. M F Cox and An Outstanding Magazine Article by Mrs. J Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Davis
Ninth Street NW
M F. Cox
J. E. Cumberland
Ephesian Class Holds Picnic Luncheon Meeting
The Ephesian class of St Pauls church met Friday at 418 Thirty-third Street NE for a picnic luncheon and business meeting with seventeen members present. Two guests Mrs Cora Scherf of Clear Lake and Mrs H S Greer of Marion Illinois attended. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Church
L. L. Lundine
Thirty-third Street
Cora Scherf
Clear Lake
H. S Greer
Marion, Ill
Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary Dinner Meeting
Members of the Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary will meet on Monday at 6 20 pm at the Harmony Theater for dinner. Afterward they will attend a performance at the Town Theater with Booth and Mrs Rich Art Greens in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Dental Auxilary
Harmony Tofeter
Feo
Booth
Richart Greens
Arrar Zeorcents
Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters Meet Wednesday
The Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters will hold an all day meeting at the Community House on Wednesday. Members are asked to bring their own lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.ser Cross
King’s Daughters Wall
Recital At Batchelder Studio Highlights Young Pianists
Miss Josephine Batchelder presented a group of piano students in recital at her home studio 1828 Sixth Avenue SE in a second monthly program. Students performed a mix of etudes, dances, nocturnes, and a sonata with titles and names noted in the program, including pieces by Debussy and Delibes and performers such as Marilyn Ingham and Dorris Jepparis.
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Josephine Batchelder
Sixth Avenue SE
Lydian Society Elects Mrs Robertson President
Mrs Robertson was installed as president of the Lydian Society at Olivet Presbyterian Church with twenty members present. New officers include Mrs Dan Owen vice president and Mrs Bert Woodford secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
Lydian Society of Olivet Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Kettler
Fourth Avenue
E. D. Holvenstadt
Robertson
Dan Owen
Bert Woodford
Don Cosine
Vance McKinnon
Jerome Lewis
Hugh Bellis
Milo Hahn
Holvenstodt
J. E. Jones
Dean Harger
Harley Bowser
Gazette
G. H. Johanas
F Avenue NW
Picnic Luncheon Held by Three L Class at First Christian
The Three L class of the First Christian church gathered for a picnic luncheon with Mrs. Elmer Wiley's division as hostesses. Mrs. F. A. Burchard led devotionals. After the meeting, plans were made for the church's involvement in the city wide crusade.
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First Christian Church
Elmer Wiley
F. A. Burchard
Mercy Alumnae Meet at Hospital Library
Mercy hospital alumnae will gather Monday at 2 p.m. in the hospital library. A board of directors meeting is scheduled for 1 30 p.m.
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Mercy Hospital
Arenue Circle Hosts Card Party at Masonic Hall
Arenue Circle No 184 0 E S sponsors a card party in the Masonic hall dining room Friday at 2 30 p m High score prizes at each table with refreshments. Reservations via Mrs Robert McNabney or Mrs C B Testy. Regular meeting precedes at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arene Circle of Cedar Chapter
E. S
Masonic Hall
Robert McNabney
Dial
C. B. Testy
Weekly League Meeting for Hard of Hearing Held
The League for the Hard of Hearing holds its weekly class in room 204 of the O. R. C. building Tuesday at 7 30 p m Lip reading instruction offered free. A benefit card party comes Friday at 7 30 p m at Miss Mary Schirm 1109 First avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League For the Hard of Hearing
Mary Schirm
First Avenue E
Auxiliary to the American Legion Hosts Silver Tea
The auxiliary will hold a silver tea at Mrs. Oscar Lundquist's home 1111 Third Street SW on Wednesday at 2 p.m. All members and their friends are invited to attend.
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The
American Legion
Oscar Lundquist
Third Street
Auxiliary
Chi Beta Phi Mothers plan Thursday luncheon meeting
The Chi Beta Phi Mothers club will meet Thursday at the chapter house at 1 p.m. for a luncheon. Hostesses will be Mrs. A. L. Alcorn, Mrs. F. J. Zbanek, Mrs. W. A. Leefers and Mrs. F. K. Hahn.
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CHI Beta Phi
Chi Beta Phi Mothers
A. L. Alcorn
F. J. Zbanek
W. A. Leefers
F. K. Hahn
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Seeks Volunteers for Dressings
Mercy hospital auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the hospital to sew and make surgical dressings for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Daughters of Isabella Meet After Devotions at Montrose
The Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle will gather Wednesday evening after devotions at the Montrose hotel for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Montrose Hotel
Louise Leibert Circle Meeting Announces Luncheon
Louise Leibert circle members will meet with Mrs Howard Benninghoff at 1420 First Avenue W on Tuesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon.
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Louise Leibert
Howard Benninghoff
First Avenue W
Regular Friendly Fortnight Club Meeting Set for Saturday
The Friendly Fortnight club will hold a regular meeting this Saturday at 7 30 p.m. at the YMCA.
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Y M.C. A
Laura Clock to Present Public Organ Recital at Coe Chapel
Laura Clock daughter of Judge S. A. Clock of Hampton will be presented by Catherine M. Adams in a public organ recital at Coe chapel Tuesday at 8 15 p m Miss Clock organist for the Coe glee club will be assisted by Elinor Kendall of Marion The program includes Bach Vidor Mendelssohn Guilmant Reger and Debussy pieces with works by Elert and Bonnet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Clock
S. A. Clock
Hampton
Catherine M. Adams
Coe Chapel
Elinor Kendall
Marion
Miss Clock
Coe Glee Club
Oso
Seenes
Guilmant
Citizenship ceremony held by Niash-Kitanza Camp Fire group
Niash-Kitanza Camp Fire group hosted a citizenship ceremony Friday at Betty Michael's home. Eleven members attended as Mary Baker Aileen Walton Audrey Pickerill and Mary Clarke lit the fires of home city country and world. The charter and membership cards were handed to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niach-Kitanza
Betty Michael
Twentyseventh Street
Mary Baker
Aileen Walton
Audrey Pickerill
Mary Clarke
Jean Elder
Peggy Smythe
Barbara Anderson
Marjorie Ferguson
Doris Hines
Jean Fahrney
Birthday Honors Given to Walter E Maricle at Home Party
Walter E Maricle was honored at a recent birthday party at his home 1016 Eleventh avenue SE. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wittke and many Maricle family members. Mrs. Blake and Mr. Ingalls won high prizes at 500. consolation prizes went to Mrs. Wittke and Mr. Blake. Refreshments were served and gifts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Maricle
Eleventh Avenue SE
Fred Wittke
W. O. Blake
Arthur Ingalls
Henry Kendall
N. W. Robertson
W. E. Maricle
Herbert Maricle
Harold Maricle
Laura Maricle
Caroline Maricle
Blake
Women Students To Sponsor Dance At Coe College
The second annual Ladies Choice dance sponsored by the Associated Women Students of Coe college will be held Friday evening at Danceland. Dancers will ballot for Colin and Colleen honored for St Patrick day. The chosen pair will be announced during the sixth of ten dances as an Iowa City orchestra provides the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Women Students of
Coe College
Danceland
Colin
Colleen
Iowa City
Iowa students attend Coe Military ball
Ralph J. Schindler of 1633 Seventh avenue SE and William Jones of Des Moines, both University of Iowa juniors, are guests at a weekend visit and attended the Coe Military ball Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Schindler
Seventh Avenue SE
University of Iowa
William Jones
Des Moines
Coe
Manuscript Club to Hear Jay Sigmund Monday Evening
Jay Sigmund will speak to the Manuscript Club on Monday evening at 7 30 at the Hotel Montrose. All who are interested in writing for publication are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sigmund
Montrose
Social Eight Club Meeting At Mrs Phillips Home
Mrs W L Phillips hosted the Social Eight club Friday afternoon at 811 N Street SW with club members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Phillips
N Street
Social Eight Club
Local Women Groups Hold Meetings And Birthdays In Calmar
Calmar residents report a series of social gatherings this week. The Calmar Mesdames hosted Eric Flaskrud Julius Flaskrud and Andrew Hillesland for the Luther Ladies Aid on Wednesday. The Community Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Robert Eppens on Thursday. Mrs. Caroline Nockels observed her eighty ninth birthday at home with her daughter Mrs. J. H. Busch. Royal Neighbor Juveniles were initiated at the lodge rooms on Thursday. Mrs. Gertrude Omstad celebrated her birthday Tuesday with friends. The American Legion auxiliary met with Miss Mabel Bromend on Thursday. Community members gathered at Mrs. I. B. Olson’s home Monday for her birthday. The Study club met with Mrs. Genevieve Horton on Monday. papers were read by Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Clara Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Eric Flaskrud
Julius Flaskrud
Andrew Hillesland
Luther Ladies Aid
Community Ladies Aid
Robert Eppens
Caroline Nockels
J. H. Busch
Gertrude Omstad
American Legion Auxiliary
Mabel Bromend
I. B. Olson
Genevieve Horton
Horton
Clara Becker
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A. A. U. W. Group
Herbert Stamats
Patricia Ziegfeld
Smoke Tree Ranch
Palm Springs
Calif
Billie Burke
Beta Phi
Toms
Barrys
Minerva Delphian
Roosevelt Hotel
Rainbow Assembly
Miss Meyers
C. C. Moffit
Huey Long
C B. Clark
Nellie Fuhrmeister
L. Oakley Howell
Philanthropic Department
Alpha Delphian
Musketeer Benefit Party
Dental Auxiliary
Miss Batchelder
Mercy Alumnae
Arenue
Hard OF Hearing League
Legion Auxiliary Tea
Mercy Auxiliary
Isabella
Fortnight Club
Niach-Kitanza Group
MR. Maricle
Manuscript Club
Calmar
Fay Clemens
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