Marian and Stevan Smith to Entertain at Dinner Party
Miss Marian Smith and Stevan Smith will entertain at a dinner Thursday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Miss Smith is a student at Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts and is spending spring vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs Isaac B Smith. Guests include Miss Ruth Nehls, Miss Katherine Stark, Miss Audrey Lea Ivins, John T Hamilton Sr, William Ison, Theodore Miller, and William Motter of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Smith
Stevan Smith
Drive SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Smith
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Isaac B Smith
Ruth Nehls
Katherine Stark
Audrey Lea Ivins
John T. Hamilton
William Ison
Theodore Miller
William Motter
Iowa City
Local Women Guests Attend Iowa City Luncheon
Mrs V Craven Shuttleworth Mrs Scott McIntyre and Mrs Arthur L Augustine of Cedar Rapids were among guests at a luncheon given by Mrs John Thompson of Iowa City Wednesday noon at Iowa Memorial Union in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Craven Shuttleworth
Scott McIntyre
Arthur L. Augustine
Cedar Rapids
John Thompson
Iowa City
Iowa Memorial Union
Carltons to host bridge club dinner at Commonwealth tea room
Mr and Mrs A W Carlton of 2535 Vernon Court SE will entertain bridge club members Thursday evening at the Commonwealth tea room. After dining the party will return to the Carlton home for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Vernon Court
Commonwealth Tea Room
Lingen Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs. Carl K Linge of 315 Twenty third Street SE hosted a Thursday luncheon for members of her bridge club at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl K Linge
Twenty-third Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Personal shower honors Mrs Clauson at 511 First Ave W
Miss Ruth Clauson hosted a personal shower Tuesday evening for Mrs John Clauson formerly Miss Frances Herr. Prizes at court whist went to Miss Thora Herr Miss Margaret Barcus and Miss Louise Douglas. Green and white decorations featured a large cellophane pompon centerpiece and perfume bottles at each place. Other guests included Miss Mae Mikolaske Loretta Chapman Lucille McGowan Winifred Lavelle Dorothy Sullivan Bess Votava and Mrs Bruce Clauson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clauson
First Avenue W
John Clauson
Frances Herr
Thora Herr
Margaret Barcus
Louise Douglas
Mae Mikolaske
Loretta Chapman
Lucille McGowan
Winifred Lavelle
Dorothy Sullivan
Bess Votava
Bruce Clauson
Dorothy Kottmeier Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Home
Dorothy Kottmeier of 717 Fourth Street SW marked her seventh birthday Monday afternoon with a small party. Alden Jahnke won high prize in the games as friends and relatives gathered, including Miss Ida Walter the honored guest's teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kottmeier
Fourth Street
Alden Jahnke
Glenyce Jones
Phyllis Reece
Carol Jean Wiegner
Muriel Wiedbush
Katherine Steuber
Joyce Schirm
Jean
Margaret Schlichting
Stuart Bruzek
Lyman Euken
Robert Anderson
Robert Lee Schirm
Dorothy
Marilyn
Theodore Kottmeier
Ida Walter
Yapam Camp Fire Birthday Ceremony at St Pauls
Hospitality themed birthday ceremony for Yapam Camp Fire group of St Pauls Methodist Church Wednesday. Honorees include Janet Crew Josephine Beadle Emma Allen Arlene Jayne Ruth Ann Stillesks Mary Jean Gossett Frances Kubias and Lucy Siver. Mrs JD Houser guardian and Dorothy Struesky assistant. Refreshments served from a table centered with a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yapam
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Janet Crew
Josephine Beadle
Emma Allen
Arlene Jayne
Ruth Ann Stillesks
Mary Jean Gossett
Frances Kubias
Lucy Siver
Jd, Houser
Dorothy Struesky
Jolly Eight 590 Club Meets at Mrs. AL’s Home
Mrs AL hosted the Jolly Eight 590 club at 118 Thirteenth Street SE on Wednesday. Prizes were won by Mrs R H Burns Mrs W O Blake and Mrs P E Blake. Mildred Frazier of 118 Thirteenth Street SE will entertain the club at her home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Thirteenth Street SE
Jolly Eight 590
R. H Burns
W O Blake
P. E Blake Wiss
Mildred Frazier
Jolly Ramblers Host Afternoon Party for Members
Mrs Leo J Smith entertained the Jolly Ramblers at 1255 D Avenue NE on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs N W Robertson and Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J Smith
D Avenue
Jolly Ramblers
N W Robertson
Smith
Honors Past And Present DK Officers At PEO Party
Mrs George R Liddle hosted a gathering for past and present officers of chapter DK of the PEO at her Bever Avenue home. The 1935 36 chapter president was among the honored guest with several members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R Liddle
Bever Avenue
Chapter DK
The
PEO
Liddle
W. Jacobson
W. S Newell
J . Tallman
R Ro Williamson
Metta Burd
W. Kinderknecht
W .D. Kennedy
Marian Wilson
Helen Hibnes
Noel Newell
Officers Elected By Kiwanis Ladies Club
Mrs. O W Lawrence was elected president of the Kiwanis Ladies Club at a luncheon meeting Wednesday at the Montrose hotel. Twenty two members attended. Other new officers are Mrs J Northington vice president Mrs Walter Schultz secretary and Mrs Hugh De Wees treasurer. After luncheon members sewed for the Public Health Nursing association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O W Lawrence
Iiwanis Ladies Club
Montrose Hotel
J Northington
Walter Schultz
Hugh de Wees
Public Health Nursing Association
Iowa Authors Towa in Literature Topic At Club Meeting
Wednesday Social club met at Mrs. J. C. Mahannah home to study Towa in Literature and Ruth Suckow. Mrs. Hugh Hillerege led the program while Mrs. J. S. Arendts presented a biographical sketch of Ruth Suckow. Members answered roll with Iowa authors' names and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. C
Mahannah
Fourth Avenue
Hugh Hillerege
Towa
J. S. Arendts
Ruth Suckow
J. E. Cumberland
Hugh Harrington
Anniversary dinner honors four couples and guest
Mr and Mrs Ray Pound hosted a Wednesday dinner at 602 Second Avenue SW. Honorees were Mr and Mrs R Jorgenson of Bertram and Mr and Mrs GC Pound of 610 Third Street SW. The Jorgensons marked their thirty first wedding anniversary and the Pounds their thirty second. Also present was Mrs Amos Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Pound
Second Avenue
R. Jorgenson
Bertram
GC. Pound
Third Street
Jorgenson
G Pound
Amos Berry
Beta Phi Alpha Mothers' Club Dinner Hosts Husbands
Members of the Beta Phi Alpha Mothers' club entertained their husbands Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Hach 2001 Mount Vernon avenue SE. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bronk Jirsa Mr and Mrs G King Mr and Mrs John Mikulecky Mr and Mrs C Nelson Mr and Mrs B OgburnVir and Mrs Stryker Moo and Mrs John Watson Mr and Mrs Charles Burinck the Rey Me and Mrs Elton Welly and Mr and Mrs H Breed of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Mothers’ Club
W C. Hach
Mount Vernon Avenue
Bronk Jirsa
G King
Mio
John Mikulecky
C Nelson
B Ogburn
Stryker Moo
John Watson
Charles Buriinck
Rey Me
Elton Welly
H. Breed
Marion
Moore Bridge Winners at Moon Home Event
Mrs JoN Norris and Mrs Grant Munger won first place in the central bridge game held at Mrs S oP Moon’s home. Second were Mrs El mer Curry and Vins WP Rohr bach with the March 25 rematch scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Norris
Grant Munger
Elmer Curry
Vins
Jesup Club Elected Officers At Legion Hall Dinner
Jesup community club met for a premeal dinner at Legion hall and elected officers including John Hull as president and Mrs A C Knowles as secretary. The program was directed by E Brown and FLA Brown. A spelling contest ended in a tie between Mrs E A Brown and Vince Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Legion Hall
John
Bob Hull
A C . Knowles
E Jrown
Fla. Brown
E. A. Brown
Vince Stoddard
Malta Chapter Hosts Eastern Star visitation and events
Mrs Marguerite Hoglan of Center Point, instructor of the eleventh district, Eastern Star, will visit Malta Chapter No 415 OFES this Saturday. A 9 am school of instruction at the Masonic hall precedes a 6 15 pm dinner, 7 30 pm meeting, and dancing to cap the evening. Officers of Cedar and Marion chapters, past matrons and patrons, and all Malta Chapter members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Hoglan
Center Point
Order of Eastern Star
Malta
OFES
Hoglin
Hoglan
Masonic Hall
Cedar
Marion
Order
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club hosts current events luncheon
Thirty five members attended the luncheon of the current events department at the Cedar Rapids Woman's club on Wednesday. The table was decorated in green and hostesses were Mrs. R. M. Vevely and Mrs Edwin Lundquist. The group discussed Japan's explanation of violence in government, Ethiopian developments, political attitudes in Germany and France, and recent scientific achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Firemakers' Dinner Held by Okitachi Camp Fire Group
The St. Pauls Methodist church group Okitachi Camp Fire with guardian Mrs C A Love hosted a firemakers dinner on Tuesday evening. Each member attended with a guest and a brief program followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okitachi
St. Paul's Methodist Church
C A Love
Jolly Sixteen Meet Friday With Mrs Eliza Wilson
The Jolly Sixteen plan a Friday meeting with Mrs Eliza Wilson of 811 L street SW to discuss club affairs and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sixteen
Eliza Wilson
L Street
Prettiest at the party capelet frock pattern 2698
Anne Adams pattern 2698 offers a youth court frock with an integrated capelet yoke and matching panties. sizes 2 4 6 8 10 234 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 6. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and Spring Pattern Book offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Dimity
Batiste
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
Tri Delta Honor Initiates at Coe College Dinner
Delta Delta Delta at Coe College to honor nineteen initiates with a formal dinner at Colonial Food Shop after initiation services at Delta lodge. About sixty members and alumnae expected. Mrs T E Van Meter of Moline among honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
Colonial Food Shop
Delta Lodge
T. E. van Meter
Moline
Ill
Katherine
Caroline van Meter
Coe
van Meter
Maud Ensign
Tri Sigma
Mary Gage
Virginia Courtright
Nova Percia
Mari Ann Huebsch
Arturus
Margaret Sundberg
Virginia Kuning
P T A Meeting Highlights Cedar Rapids Art Note
Cedar Rapids P T A heard Francis Robert White of the Little Gallery tout Cedar Rapids as a top Iowa art center and urged greater public appreciation. Edna Patzig outlined shifts in art education from copying to expressive methods, as Miss Ann Pavlowsky’s students presented weather science. A Boy Scout troop was endorsed and nominations were discussed for the district P T A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. T. A
Francis Robert White
Little Gallery
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carnegie
White
Acre
George Kosek
Edna Patzig
Graphic and Plastic Arts Department
University of Iowa
A. E. Einen
George L. van Deusen
A. W. Schlumbohm
Association
Carlton Owen
van Deusen
Howard Neff
Ann Pavlowsky
Fred Thiel
Slip Covers Easily Made for Spring Refinishing
How to transform an old armchair with lightweight or durable slip covers using fabrics like chintz and damask. Step by step tips cover cutting, darts on rounded corners, plackets for easy removal, snapping, and laundering prep. A 40 page Home Institute booklet offers sketches, diagrams, and order coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Read ing Demonstration and Bird Study Presented at School
Miss Adora Sykes taught ten pupils in a reading demonstration and word games. An integrated study of birds linking art reading and science was shown by intermediate grades directed by Miss Marjorie Donahue. Refreshments followed with Mrs. Long presiding and Mrs. Northcutt, Miss Sykes, and Miss Donahue assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adora Sykes
Marjorie Donahue
Hayes PTA Nominating Committee Names Corrected
The Gazette printed incorrect information about Hayes P. T. A. nominating committee members. The committee now lists Mrs. H. C. Johnson as chairman and members Mrs. E. Seda and Mrs. E. Trachta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes P. T. A
H. C. Johnson
E. Seda
E. Trachta
Taylor Study Group Meeting on Health Protection
Taylor elementary study group will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the school with Mrs. T. P. Smith guiding the session on Protection of Physical Health. Dairy Dale P. T. A. speaker Mrs. C. A. Love heads the Dairy Dale meeting Friday at 7 45 p.m. at the Community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Taylor Elementary
T. P. Smith
Dairy Dale P. T. A
C. A. Love
West Liberty High to send 40 music contestants to sub district
West Liberty plans to send more than 40 music contestants to the sub district contest in West Branch on Friday and Saturday. They travel with instructor Miss Lorna Schuppert. Girls Glee Club members include Margaret Jensen Mary Davis Cecelia Ruess Virginia Mc Cabe Bernice Reid Virginia Smith Marie Weiss Margaret Hindee Cordelle Hemmingway Bevelyn Kennedy Loretta Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
West Branch
Lorna Schuppert
Glee Club
Margaret Jensen
Mary Davis
Cecelia Ruess
Virginia McCabe
Bernice Reid
Virginia Smith
Marie Weiss
Margaret Hindee
Cordelle Hemmingway
Bevelyn Kennedy
Loretta Tipton
Community Singers and Soloists Named in Recital Row
The roster lists Leone Wilson Betty Nauman Betty Ann Spindel Dorothy Flater Hilda Weiss Martha Phillpot Hattie Sneeringer Bertha MacMahon Lois Kaylor Mildred Kennedy Corrine Foster Dorothy Smith Mae Harrington Helen Robinson. The Sextet includes Margaret Hindee Cordelle Hemmingway Dorothy Flater Betty Ann Spindel Dorothy Smith Corrine Foster. Vocal soloists are Margaret Hindee Dorothy Flater Marion Burnett Harold Wolther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Wilson
Betty Nauman
Betty Ann Spindel
Dorothy Flater
Hilda Weiss
Martha Phillpot
Hattie Sneeringer
Bertha MacMahon
Lois Kaylor
Mildred Kennedy
Corrine Foster
Dorothy Smith
Mae Harrington
Helen Robinson
Margaret Hindee
Cordelle Hemmingway
Marion Burnett
Harold Wolther
Instrumental Soloists and Quartet Performances Listed
Instrumental soloists are Marion Burnett Dorothy Smith Ruth Ann McMahon In the mixed quartet are Margaret Hindee Dorothy Smith Marion Burnett and Harold Walther Accompanists are Dorothy Flater Ruth Ann McMahon and Margaret Hindee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Burnett
Dorothy Smith
Ruth Ann McMahon
Margaret Hindee
Harold Walther
Dorothy Flater
Absent And Disabled Voters Ballots For City Election
Voters marked absent or disabled may obtain ballots from city clerk L. J. Story on the third floor of city hall. Those away from the city may vote by mail with a written request or apply in writing to receive a formal form and ballot notarized and returned before election day. Friday is the final registration and correction deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Story
Flood Threat Triggers Dynamite Repair in Webster
An embankment holding back the Maanexit River was dynamited to relieve rising waters threatening Webster homes. The New Haven railroad rebuilt the structure and blasted it again early Thursday to prevent Flood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Webster
Mass
New Haven Railroad
Eddyville Students Sail To School In Floodrowboats
Flood waters swept Eddyville New York but schools stayed open as children were ferried to classes by rowboats. Local officials faced the challenge of maintaining education amid rising water levels and disrupted transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddyville
N. Y
Broadway Limited Wrecked by Track Switch Reaches Wildly Different Station
The Broadway Limited from Chicago to New York was switched to New York Central tracks in Cleveland due to washouts. The train arrived at Grand Central Station instead of Pennsylvania Station in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York Central
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central Station
Boy Floats After River Sweep. Father Missing
Albert Busby was carried into the Baker River with his father during the surge and spent the night wedged in a tree crotch on a small island. The father's fate remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
N. H
Albert Busby
Baker River
Profiteers Foiled In East Hartford Boat Fees
East Hartford officials moved to curb alleged price gouging as boat operators faced public scrutiny for transporting marooned families. City leaders pledged action to protect residents from excessive transport charges amid a local crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hartford
Conn
Char
Flooding Shifts Wooded Hill Patch in Blairsville
The flood shifted a wooded tract onto a highway near Blairsville Pennsylvania. An avalanche about an acre in size blocked the Penn Run road near Clymer with 20 to 30 trees standing upright. Six large boats aided by rescuers carried stranded people to safety at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Penn Run
Clymer
Paulette Goddard Seen Wearing Ring Amid Chaplin Marriage Talk
In Singapore Paulette Goddard wore a plain diamond and platinum ring as rumors spread that she and Charles Chaplin wed. Officials note Chaplin sought a marriage license on the voyage, but no license has been obtained and no formal announcement from Chaplin or Goddard has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore, Straits Settlements
Paulette Goddard
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Miss Goddard
Singapore
Brooklyn Town Election Nominations Filed for March 30
Three candidate slates filed for Brooklyn town election on March 30. Ticket 1 lists C. E. Brooks for mayor and council members C. C. Ecklund Clem De Meulenaere Fred Read T. J. Belland W. I. Wasson. Ticket 2 names C. C. Ecklund for mayor and councilmen R. R. Bramer L. H. Van Zee T. J. Belland W. J. Wasson H. R. Light. Ticket 3 covers councilmen A. W. Rhinehart W. I. Wasson C. C. Ecklund John Rondabush and Fred Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
C. E. Brooks
C. C. Ecklund
Clem de Meulenaere
Fred Read
T. J. Belland
W. I. Wasson
R. R. Bramer
L. H. van Zee
W. J. Wasson
H. R
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Ociety
Marian
Carltons
Mrs. Linge
Mrs. Clauson
Yapam Camp Fire
Jolly Eight Club
Tate Book
DR. Copeland
S.E
Montrose
Kiwanis Ladies Club
Beta Phi Mothers’ Party
Richards College Pharmacy
Andard
A Glass & Paint CO
2D Ave
Dial
Okitachi Camp
Cfinectelom
Tri Delta Sorority
P. T. A. Meetings
Big Springs
Hugh Snyder
E. Firtle
O C Long
Hayes Nominating Group
ST. SE
Sue Tome
NORGE
Gazette Home Institute
W. 10Th St
New York, N. Y
Name Teen
Cedar Rapids Appliance Co
Third Street SE
Crystal Ball Room
Cedar Rapids Hair Dressers Association
RED Goose
KRALL
Scholls
Dr. Scholl
Krall Shoe No
First Street
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