Mrs Josephine Fitzgerald Returns From Texas Visit
Mrs. Josephine Fitzgerald of 516 Fifth Avenue SE has returned after six weeks visiting in Texas.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1938
Page
4
Mrs. Josephine Fitzgerald of 516 Fifth Avenue SE has returned after six weeks visiting in Texas.
Dr and Mrs Ben F Wolverton depart Friday by car for two weeks in Boston and a week in New York City. In Boston he will pursue postgraduate work at Harvard Medical School and in New York attend the annual meeting of the American College of Physicians in early April. They plan to return mid April.
Prof Max Daehler of Coe College will present the fourth and final children’s concert Saturday at 11 am in the Crystal Room of the Montrose Hotel. His selections include American composers and pieces reflecting the spring season.
Mrs George W Corey of 356 Park Terrace SE hosted members of her bridge club for a luncheon and bridge session at her home Friday.
Mrs C T Reynolds hosted eight Cultus club members at 1726 Park avenue SE Thursday afternoon. Guest Mrs Mary Gibbs attended. Mrs George Baumgartner spoke on Interior Decoration. A social hour followed with St Patrick motif refreshments by the hostess and Bernice Reynolds. Annual guest day set March 31 at Mrs E B Kearns 401 Twenty second street SE with Mrs Ralph Chord assisting.
Eleanor Houts of Coc college music department will present the first pupil piano recital Saturday at 2 pm in the TM Sinclair Memorial chapel. The program features works by Auto Hom mee Perry Jack Chudima, Little Waltz, and a selection of themed pieces, with students including Blake Patrician Danforth Saundra Shenefelt Nancy Woodruff and others performing in a varied program.
Miss Betty Curry entertained Thursday evening at 821 Seventh Avenue SW with green and white decorations. Prizes were won by Miss Josephine Palumbo and Gene Mullin. guests included Jeanne Brabbit, Junella DePoy, Mary Elgas, Pauline Fluston, and others.
As the final event of Camp Fire birthday week a radio program will air Saturday from 10 15 to 10 30 am over station WMT. The contest will feature Janet Dennis Elaine Anderson Rex Conn and Dr Leonard R Wilson.
Miss Charlotte Ahlgren returns to her parents at 806 Tenth Street Southwest after ten years directing a music school in Detroit. She appeared on radio pipe organ broadcasts on stations WJR WMBC WJBK and WXYZ and studied music at Coe College.
Miss Mary Jane Watts daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Watts 368 Nineteenth Street SE arrived Friday to spend spring vacation with her parents. She is a student at Town State College and was at Iowa State College previously.
Ellen H Richardson's Home Ec onomics club gathered Thursday afternoon in the Martha Washington room at McKinley High School. Guest speaker Miss Elizabeth Bender spoke on Serv ice for Others, followed by vocal, tap dance, style talk, and piano accompaniment. Special guests included adviser Miss Thelma Wilkinson and Miss Alice Rogers.
Government and foreign policy department of the League of Women Voters met at the Montrose hotel Thursday for a lesson titled Porto Rico at the Crossroads.
J D Fouse of Oak Park left Thursday after a weeklong stay with his sister Mrs J D Kinsley and Dr Kinsley at 1556 A avenue NE.
Patsy Ann Rompot, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Rompot of 1612 Twelfth Avenue SE, was honored on her second birthday with a St Patrick Day themed party. Guests included multiple relatives and family friends such as Mrs Lumir Ceynar and Robert, Mrs Alex Sojka and Patty Ann, Mrs Eddie Vlasek and Rose Marie, and others assisting.
Mrs Marguerite Hoglan of Center Point an instructor in the sixth district of the Order of Eastern Star will visit Malta chapter No 415 O E S Saturday. She will inspect the chapter and conduct a school of instruction at 9 a m in the Masonic hall Visitors may join the instructional portion. A dinner at 6 p m precedes the 7 30 p m meeting with Cedar and Marion chapter officers past matrons and patrons invited The dinner has a nominal member charge Dancing closes the program
A group from the C and NW Railway System Women's Club of Cedar Rapids returned from Chicago where they attended the annual guest day for all clubs of the system. Members listed include Mesdames Harry Beall R A Mikesell L L Lovan A A Hottel William Blum Harold D Hess Blanche Toeller T E Lilledahl and Harry Cobb.
The Friwoto Camp Fire group met at Garfield school Tuesday afternoon with Kathleen Robison conducting the business meeting. An honor in citizenship was earned by the group. Three girls were announced as eligible to take the Wood Gatherer's rank Saturday and two to take the Trail Seeker's rank. Elaine Zarub, Kathleen Robison and Elizabeth Barber were named Wood Gatherer's candidates, Evelyn Cooper and Marilyn Wilkins the Trail Seeker's candidates.
The Phoenicians club will hold a social meeting Friday at 8 30 pm at the Montrose hotel. Attendees can expect cards and refreshments.
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Throckmorton of Winnetka will wed Robert Earhart Chatfee of Chicago on Saturday evening at 8 30 in the Church of the Holy Comforter Kenilworth with Rev Danforth officiating. Attendants include Miss Mary Jane Elder and William J Drake. After a Nassau Bahamas honeymoon the couple will reside in Chicago.
Women employed at Cedar Rapids Savings Bank gathered in the Glow room of the Gas company for a bingo party on Wednesday. Committee members included Genevieve Jarboe, Ruth Beachler, Mary Louise Wiley, and Selma McAllen. Prizes went to LaVertia Mikesell, Clara Moore, Marie May, and Mrs Jewell Finch.
The United Brethren church hosted its monthly Birthday tea on Thursday afternoon. A program featured Irish folk song by Mrs John Pries and Miss Alberta Meeker, readings by Mrs Albert Edwards and Mrs Oak Smith, a trombone solo of Smiling Through by Miss Irene Brooks, a violin solo by Jack Tewart, and a vocal duet by Miss Verle Breed and Miss Mae Fern Uhlenhopp. Refreshments with a St Patrick motif followed, honoring March birthdays as special guests.
Mrs. Bessie Swain and Mrs Dessie Brown of Twenty-seventh Street Drive SE returned after a week in Kansas City Missouri. Mrs Brown was guest of her daughter Mrs. O K Matthews during the trip.
Mrs Arthur Conrad and Mrs John A Kretschmar Jr left Thursday for Florida. En route home they will be accompanied by Mrs Kretschmar's parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Leonard.
Couples and small groups may attend the Cedar Rapids Country Club dinner dance with a no host table option. The event runs from 9 pm to 1 am with an excellent orchestra, tomorrow night. Mrs. Henry M. Files chairs the organizing committee.
Ethel Evans circle of the King's Daughters held a guest day tea at Clara Robinson's Colonial tea room marking their second anniversary. About 25 attendees included president Mrs. D. Yanaway who led the business session, devotions by Mrs. Hoyt Thomas, and Bible study by Mrs. Henry Gundling.
Members of the Iowa Mutual Girls club met in their new Iowa Mutual building rooms Thursday night. Initiation was held for Bertha Goldin Phyllis Wenger and Jean Monson. After the business meeting refreshments were served in keeping with St. Patrick's day.
Men of Central Park Presbyterian sponsor an old fashioned box social Friday at 7 30 p m in the church parlors. All couples of the church are invited to attend both the supper and the program following.
Mrs Katherine Yarbough hosted the Jolly Neighbors club at 1130 Weare Ave NE Thursday afternoon. After a brief business session banco was played with prizes won by Anna OBrien and Mrs Robert Boyd. Guests included Mrs Ralph Hepker Miss Ruth Hines and Mrs Boyd. Refreshments followed and plans were made to hold the next meeting April 7 at Mrs Julius Hepker 1010 Thirty third Street NE.
Mrs H C Pepin and Miss Ethel Pepin hosted a surprise party Thursday evening for H C Pepin at his home 32744 Eighth Avenue SW Green and white decorations marked the St Patrick's Day theme Guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Lisenbece and children Mary and Bobby Mrs Irene Willis and daughters Jean and Zada Frank Holubar and Mr and Mrs Richard White.
Members of the Wakadiyu Camp Fire group met Thursday afternoon at the home of guardian Mrs. E D Dudek 1513 Sixth street NW. Girls worked on their birthday honors and arranged a birthday party for next week.
Mr and Mrs William Knox of 435 Eighth avenue SW marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house and dinner for twenty five at their Delta Cedar Rapids area home. Guests included out of town relatives and many congratulatory messages.
Robert Benecke son of Mrs Gertrude Benecke 1011 First Avenue West, a student at Iowa State College Ames, is spending a week's spring vacation with his mother.
Miss Doris Anderson of 428 Fourth Avenue SW entertained at a St Patrick's party Thursday evening. Bunco prizes were won by Dorothy Newman and Paul Wilson. Green and white decorations graced the tables. Other guests included DeLores Carringer, Gladys Schuckert, Ralph Anderson, George Gable and Robert Bennett.
The fraternal league of the Cedar Rapids Softball Association organized for the season at the playground commission office. Keith Tow becomes president, E Dyson named secretary, with representative leagues including Triton, De Molay, Community House, Z C B, Maccabees and Knights of Columbus. The next meeting is Monday night to discuss plans and elect officers.
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