Minnesota Coed Fashion And Campus Traditions Quiz
A university journalism major from Decorah describes Minnesota attire and coiffure trends and explains freshmen orientation, campus traditions like the torch ceremony and Snow Week, and social life with parties, performances, and dates in Minneapolis and St Paul. The student notes peers, instructors, and a Varsity Show appearance with Gene Krupa.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Gene Krupa
Pi Beta Phi
Roommate Riddles and Seasonal Gear for Students
A light column lists campus comforts and routines. It notes a dependable roommate, ready meals for late nights, and gear for winter and spring activities. It also highlights notable guests Jean Piccard and Patty Berg, plus campus events and student organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Jean Piccard
Engineering
Patty Berg
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Meeting Scheduled
The Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club will meet with Mrs J L Coon at 1722 Bever Avenue SE Thursday at 1 p.m. for luncheon with hostesses G L Erwin R M Merriam O P Myers J M Shields and G W Bryant assisting. Jane Ellen Vos hosted a theater party for her thirteenth birthday with guests Patricia Wilson Mary Holmes Zara Ann Danner Mildred Davis Helen Miller Dori Bruce Jean Hofford Mary Ann Nolan Mary Jean Engler and Phyllis Schnoebelen. The Cedar Rapids Friendly Club will dance Monday night at the YWCA auditorium with card games available. The Industrial Girls League will host a benefit dance at the YWCA Thursday night inviting club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
J. L. Coon
Bever Avenue SE
G. L. Erwin
R. M. Merriam
O. P. Myers
J. M. Shields
G. W. Bryant
Jane Ellen Vos
Avenue NE
Patricia Wilson
Mary Holmes
Zara Ann Danner
Mildred Davis
Helen Miller
Doris Bruce
Jean Hofford
Mary Ann Nolan
Mary Jean Engler
Phyllis Schnoebelen
Cedar Rapids
Industrial Girls’ League
Home Lodge Hosts Linn Jones Rebekah Convention
Home Lodge No. 79 of Rebekahs will host the Linn Jones convention in the I O O F hall at 109 Second Avenue SE on Monday March 27. Morning sessions begin at 9 30 with reports and officer presentations, followed by luncheon for visitors and local officers, then lodge work exemplifications and officer elections. Initiation and degree work after a 6 p m dinner, then a program and refreshments to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Rebekah Linn- Jones
Second Avenue SE
Rebekah
Norvella Ellis
Leata Kraut
Maud Alice Havorka
Hattie Gitt
Gertrude Jackman
Verbena Gosnell
Verna Baker
Lafie Henderson
Alice Alexander
Anna Volz
Janie Fee
Hattie DeNio
Loretta Patterman
Pearl Wertz
Elsie Henry
Rose Stoddard
Bertha DeMers
Margaret Melsh
Elizabeth Whipple
Lia Scudder
Mary Melichar
Stella Sheriff
Alice Fisher
Viola Kucera
Mamie Mather
Hazel Babcock
Josephine Shultz
Government Operations Group Meeting of Voter League
The Government Operations Group of the Voter League will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Montrose hotel. They will study the Constitution and state and national legislative measures, and review Know Your Town a national league booklet on history population industry and workers welfare education health recreation courts and juries streets transportation housing living costs and local government. Education in Cedar Rapids will be discussed under department chairman Mrs J W Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
National League
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Barnett
English Lutheran Church Circle Meeting Observed
Circle No. 1 of the English Lutheran church met Friday at Mrs. George Palmer's home 1917 B avenue NE with 31 present. Prizes went to Mrs. Raymond Everhart for most guests and to Mrs. Henry Scherer for free hand sketching. The program featured selections by Mrs. E A Spraker, a reading by Mrs. Palmer, and Miss Ida McQuin’s NY experiences, followed by tea. Assistants were Mrs. Byron A. Anderson and Mrs. Theodore F. Suchomel.
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Circle No
First Lutheran Church
George Palmer
B Avenue NE
Raymond Everhart
Henry Scherer
E. A. Spraker
J. W. Afflerbaugh
Palmer
New York
Ida McQuin
Byron A. Anderson
Theodore F. Suchomel
Evelyne Havlik Weds Norman Karasson in Beverly Hills
Evelyne Anne Havlik daughter of Mr and Mrs W Havlik of Cedar Rapids married Norman Steed Karasson in Beverly Hills March 2 at Beverly Vista church. The couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Edmund Krier, reported a reception at the Beverly-Wilshire and a brief trip to San Francisco. They will live at 901 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyne Anne _ Havlik
W. Havlik
Twentieth Street
Norman Steed Karasson
Beverly Hills
Calif
Beverly Vista Church
J. K. Stewart
Edmund P. Krier
Los Angeles
Krier
Grace Randa
Cedar Rapids
Valley
Gardenias
Florentine
Beverly-Wilshire Hotel
Karasson
San Francisco
South Ardmore
Mary Steele Society Installs Offcers At Olivet Church
The Mary Steele society of Olivet Presbyterian will install new officers Tuesday at 206 Twenty-sixth Street Drive SE, led by Mrs. Jewell Finch as president and Mrs. Bernita Donnan in multiple roles. Mrs. John Buchan will conduct the installation service with devotionals by Mrs. Lucille Martin and reviews by Mrs. Inez Lawrence and Mrs. Jewell Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steele Society
the Olivet Presbyterian Church
Ruby Smith
Twenty-sixth Street
Jewell Finch
Bernita Donnan
Gertrude Kettler
Emily Warner
John Buchan
Lucille Martin
Inez Lawrence
Japan
America
Clarice Hillbruner
Hearing Society Plans Varied Activities for Members
The Society for the Hard of Hearing announces a picnic supper at 6 p.m. Saturday in the club rooms and a lip reading class at 7:30 p.m. in room 203 of the O R building. Enrollment is rising for Beginners lip reading on March 22 26 27 29. instructor is Mrs Hortense B Gray with Nitchie School training.
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Society For the Hard of Hearing
O. R
Hortense B. Gray
Nitchie School of Lip Reading
New York City
Afair
Agnes Hermanek and Mary Agnes Tinnell Visit Iowa State
Miss Agnes Hermanek and her roommate Miss Mary Agnes Tinnell of Black Hills South Dakota visit at Iowa State College spending the weekend with Miss Hermanek and her parents Mr and Mrs C J Hermanek of 159 Thirty first Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hermanek
Iowa State College
Mary Agnes Tinnell
Black Hills
S. D
Miss Hermanek
Rs. C. J. Hermanek
Thirty-first Street
Suburban Co-Workers Hold Birthday Luncheon
The Suburban Co-Workers meet Thursday at 12 30 p m at the home of Mrs Carl Krebs Rockford Road SW for the annual birthday luncheon. Members are asked to bring picnic requirements.
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Carl Krebs
Rockford Road
Little Dramas Of The Kitchen
A humorous exchange about kitchen habits and food storage. A neighbor questions can safety with canned goods while the narrator defends tin cans and refrigeration. Discussion shifts to pie dough preservation and pastry by products like jelly tarts and cheese straws, ending with a light note on family kitchen habits.
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Mrs. Newlywed
Winter Temple Honors District Deputy Doroty Johnson
Winter temple No. 78 Pythian Sisters held a Friday session at K P hall with a noon lunch in honor of district deputy grand chief Dorothy Jackson. Edith Fullerton led the school of instruction and Beatrice Redies presided at the evening meeting and initiation. D D G C Dorothy Johnson received a bouquet and a gift from Winter temple as regional honors were given to visiting dignitaries. Refreshments followed in St Patrick day colors.
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Winter Temple No
K. P. Hall
Dorothy Jackson
Winter Temple
Edith Fullerton
Johnson
Fleming's Tea Room
van Horne
Martelle
Mount Vernon
Bertha Buffington
Cedar Rapids
Effie Parsons
Marion
Dorothy Johnson
Lillian Privett
Charlotte Fair
Mrs Edwards Hosts D B S Club Meeting
Mrs Helen Edwards at 1409 H avenue NE hosted the D B S club on a Wednesday afternoon. Prizes in pinochle went to Evelyn Merveaux Mrs Maxine Gray and Mrs Doris Wertz. Other attendees included Mrs Mary Myers Mrs Ruth Coglan Mrs Dorothy Tinkham and Mrs Wilma Bishop.
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Helen Edwards
H Avenue
D. B. S. Club
Evelyn Merveaux
Maxine Gray
Doris Wertz
Mary Myers
Ruth Coglan
Dorothy Tinkham
Wilma Bishop
Oelwein Girl to Present Coe Concert Tuesday Evening
Darleen Pollock of Oelwein will perform the first senior music recital of Coe College’s spring season. The 8 15 p m program in Sinclair Memorial chapel features Beethoven Haydn Chopin and Scarlatti pieces as Pollock leads a student piano recital.
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Oelwein Girl
Coe
Coe College
Darleen Pollock
Claude J. Pollock
Oelwein
T. M. Sinclair
Miss Pollock
Alma Turechek
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Tyler P T A to offer free six week cookery course
The Tyler P T A will sponsor a six week free cookery course at the Community House, starting this Wednesday. Miss Bernice Hopper will teach 2 to 4 pm sessions, with Mrs. E A Turner hosting Arenue circle Cedar chapter No 194 meeting Friday and Imogen Emery as guest speaker.
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The
Tyler P. T. A
Tyler
Bernice Hopper
Community Nutrition Service
Community House
Arenue Circle of Cedar
E. A. Turner
Second Avenue SE
C. B. Iosty
2. L. Yuill
E. M. Soboda
J. D. Stickley
R. R. Mayberry
F. D. Fillmore
S. S. Snyder
Ben Johnson
Harold Scott
Hubert Artis
Imogen Emery
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Barbara Bishop
A. C. Bishop
Decorah
Bruce Sifford Photo
Public Opinion of
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Meeting
Jane Ellen Wos
Linn-Jones Rebekah
Voter League
English Lutheran Church Circle Meeting
Evelyne Havlik
Hearing Society
Mrs. Edwards
McKabe
Croquignole
Paristyle
Mn‘kabe
Second Ave
Second ST
Scarlatti
Jolly Sixteen
E. P. Clement
Fourth Avenue SE
Mercy Auxiliary
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Circle
Companions of the Forest
I. O. O. F. Hall
Vianna Dahn
Helen Kunzman
Maude Hovorka
Anna Belehrad
Julia Stefan
Ida Feiereisen
Nellie Cox
Louise Morehouse
Laura Strucken
Jane Rawson
Pearl Holcomb
Emma Hooper
Jeanette
Mrs. Wolfe
Shelusburg
Aremue Circle Meeting
Newman
Newman's
Peggy Jean
Newman’s Cotton Shop
Treo
Helena
Rubinstein’s
Tezsman
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