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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1936

Page

43

Des Moines Couple Wed in Cedar Rapids Plymouth Church

Dorothea Davis daughter of J. Stuart of Des Moines wed Edwin Butler of Des Moines at Plymouth Congregational Church in Cedar Rapids. About 150 attended. Bride born in Cedar Rapids, graduate of Episcopal School in North Carolina. Butler, Culver Military Academy graduate and Iowa United Air Lines traffic manager, served as groom. Diana Davis maid of honor. Sally Butler bridesmaid. Best man James Hardy. ushers listed. Reception at Davis home, couple to reside in Des Moines after a California trip.

Cedar Rap Dorothea Davis Daugh J. Stuart Des Moines Dar Rapids Edwin Thie Butler Deses Plymouth Desies Rapids Ary's Episcopal School N. C Butler Davis Home California Edwards M. Robert S. Cook Miss Mor Cook Crescent Drive David E. Beards Linden Drive James L. Bever Ashington Avenue and J. Carey Grande Aven John Bewer Twenty-fifth Street Rive

Rabbi Polish to Speak at Mayflower Chapter DAR Meeting

Rabbi David Polish of Temple dah will speak at a Mayflower chapter of the D A R gathering Friday at the home of Perry C. Rude 535 Vernon E Hostesses will be Mrs Beahl ferrine, Mrs Fred Diserens, Mrs ude, Mrs P R Geyer, Mrs Fred Storrs and Miss Marjorie Wal. George Alt from Minneapolis is due Monday to join his mother Mrs Roy C Alt visiting Mrs Edward F Winslow 2171 Linden SE. Mrs Alt will return with him Tuesday or Wednesday.

Rabbi David Polish Temple Dah Mayflower Perry C. Rude Vernon Ehostesses Beahlferrine Fred Diserens Ude P. R. Geyer Fred Storrs Marjorie Wal George Alt Minneapolis Roy C. Alt Edward F. Winslow Linden @rive SE

Waples Return From Month in Miami Florida

Mr and Mrs F C Waples and their daughter Diane have returned from Miami Florida after spending the last month Accompanying them was Mrs Waples sister Ms W L Patterson of Gowrie who will spend the weekend at the Waples home before returning home

F. C. Waples Forest Drive Diane Miami Fla

Holmes Dinner Party Hosts Twelve Guests

Mr. and Mrs. G. Stewart Holmes entertained at dinner Saturday evening at their home 369 Forest Drive SE. The party included twelve guests.

G. Stewart Holmes Forest Drive

Scribblers Group to Meet With Mrs Yuill

The Scribblers group of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James H. Yuill 725 Nineteenth street SE Mrs Yuill is the recently appointed city editor and head of the Scribblers group.

Scribblers Junior League of Cedar Rapids James H. Yuill Nineteenth Street Yuill Scribblers Group

Mrs. Lowrie to Return Home From Sioux City

Mrs. A. R. Lowrie of Sioux City returns home today after visiting daughter Mrs. Harry E. Boyd and Mr. Boyd at 501 Twenty-sixth street SE. Barbara Boyd will stay about ten days in Sioux City with the family.

A. R. Lowrie Sioux City Harry E. Boyd Boyd Twenty-sixth Street Barbara Boyd

Miss Frances Eby Visiting Parents in Des Moines

Miss Frances Eby a University of Iowa student spends the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Moray L Eby at 1956 First Avenue E Des Moines.

Frances Eby University of Iowa Mrs. Moray L. Eby First Avenue E

Local Club Reading Group to Meet at Mrs Greenawalt Home

Mrs. R. A. Greenawalt of 1912 Lake Boulevard SE will host a College Club reading group Thursday at 2 15 p m. Mrs. George L. Van Eusen assists. Mrs. H C Ring will speak on Edwin Markham Poet of Democracy.

R. A. Greenawalt Lake Boulevard SE George L. Vaneusen H. C. Ring Dwin Markham

Hundreds Of Camp Fire Girls Attend Grand Council Fire Ceremony

Several hundred Camp Fire girls from Cedar Rapids and outside town complete requirements for the Grand Council Fire set for next Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Memorial building. Local and visiting members will form ritual circles as ceremonies honor Camp Fire’s 24th anniversary with music directed by Mrs. Clyde Sanborn and a program including readings, pageants, and rank awards.

Camp Fire Grand Council Memorial Cedar Rapids Neidlinger Camp Clyde Sanborn L. R. Gerhardt Marian Hepner Minnetonka School For the Blind Vinton M. R. Warren Jane Ball Delbert Ashby Elaine Graham

Sewing Bees At First Presbyterian Church

In the church chapel each Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. Arthur Huntington leads women sewing garments and linen for city charities, aiming to May 1 donation total. Members include W. R. Boyd, H. J. Achter, T. R. Warriner, R. D. Taylor, James Kewley, R. W. Gearhart, D. M. Taylor, and many others. kitchen duty and dress cutting stages noted.

First Presbyterian Church Arthur Huntington Chapel Society W. R. Boyd H. J. Achter T. R. Warriner R. D. Taylor James Kewley R. W. Gearhart D. M. Taylor Herbert Henderson Milo Whipple Gilbert M. Bates C. H. Wilkins Altah Pfeiffer E. H. Bingham Horace G. Hedges W. D. Toof Warriner Boyd

Kruidenier Visit From Des Moines

Mr. and Mrs. Sumner D. Quarton host over weekend D S Kruidenier of Des Moines as their guests. They entertained with a small dinner Saturday evening in their honor at 2332 Linden Drive SE.

Sumner D. Quarton Linden Drive Quarton D. S. Kruidenier Des Moines

Cedar Chapter No 184 Holds Annual School of Instruction

Cedar Chapter No 184 O E S will hold its annual school of instruction Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Masonic hall. A dinner at 6 15 p.m. precedes the evening meeting at 7 30 with officers past matrons past patrons of Malta and Marion chapters and all Cedar chapter members invited. Dancing closes the evening.

Cedar Chapter Masonic Hall Malta and Marion Order

Robin Jackson Hosts Twelfth Birthday Party

Robin Jackson son of Mrs L T Jackson 2336 Linden Drive SE held a twelfth birthday party Saturday with nine boys invited for luncheon at home. The afternoon included kite flying and guests Allen Taylor Bill Kennedy Marcus Bates Walter Wise James Thomas Walter Bugenstein David Battin Sterling Delzell and Bobby Jones.

Robin Jackson L. T. Jackson Linden Drive Jackson Allen Taylor Bill Kennedy Marcus Bates Walter Wise James Thomas Walter Bugenstein David Battin Sterling Delzell Bobby Jones

De Nios Sails for West Indies Voyage

Mr and Mrs E W De Nio of 1932 Fourth Avenue SE sailed from New York on the S S Statendam for the Bahamas and the West Indies. Their itinerary includes Kingston Jamaica Port au Prince Haiti and Havana Cuba. They expect the voyage to last about a month.

E. W. de Nio Fourth Avenue SE S. S. Statendam New York City Bahamas West Indies Kingston Jamaica Port-au-Prince Haiti Havana Cuba

Beethoven Chorus Presents Concert at College Club Meeting

Beethoven club chorus members will present a program of piano solos vocal solos and ensemble numbers at a College club meeting Saturday at 2 30 p m in the Beethoven club room Chamber of Commerce building Two committee reports will be given Mrs H C Ring will speak for the public affairs committee on War Marches On Mrs R T Puelicher will review T A Boyds Research The Pathfinder of Science and Industry and social committee co chairs Mrs Pierre Tracy and Mrs Edward Thorson will conduct the tea afterward

Beethoven Club Chorus College Club Beethoven Club Chamber of Commerce H. C. Ring R. T. Puelicher Cedar Rapids University of Wisconsin T. A. Boyd Pierre Tracy Edward Thorson

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Luncheon Honored By Hosts

Pi Beta Phi alumnae gathered for a luncheon Saturday at 2304 Hillcrest Drive SE with Mrs. Wayne J. Foster and Mrs. LeRoy D. Weld as hostesses. guest Mrs. G. O. Fletcher entertained with piano selections.

Pi Beta Phi Sorority Wayne J. Foster Hillcrest Drive Foster LeRoy D. Weld G. O. Fletcher

Mrs Frick Vacationing At The Elms Exelsior Springs

Mrs W H Frick of 805 Third Avenue SE is spending ten days at The Elms in Excelsior Springs Missouri.

W. H. Frick Third Avenue SE the Elms Excelsior Springs

Cedar Rapids Country Club Dance Set For April 4

The Cedar Rapids Country Club announces its next party on April 4. The social committee says the motif is not yet fixed but a special entertainment program is planned. Dinner will be served at the club before the dance.

Cedar Rapids Country Club

Isett Couple Move to Cedar Rapids Home

Mr and Mrs Donald Isett formerly of Iowa City arrived Saturday to establish residence at 1248 Maplewood Drive NE Cedar Rapids. Mrs Isett is Betty Beems daughter of Clark Beems of 377 Twenty first Street SE.

Donald Isett Iowa City Cedar Rapids Maplewood Drive Isett Betty Beems Clark Beems Twenty-first Street

A A U W To Hear Dean Harve Geiger

Dean C Harve Geiger of Coe College will speak on Inequalities in the Support of Public Education at a local A A U W meeting. The event occurs Wednesday at 8 p m at 2323 Upland drive SE hosted by Mrs Harold Brownlee with a committee of women assisting.

Dean C. Harve Geiger Coe College American Association of University Women Harold Brownlee Upland Drive Brownlee George Kosek Arthur L. Augustine Boyd Rogers Karl Stiles Jennie Post Margaret Pratt Lavinia Steele Ethel Ryan Jenna Strahan Cornelia Anderson

Charity Dance Committees Named For Easter Event

Mrs. W. H. Buck names committees to direct the Our Lady of Perpetual Help charity dance at Pla-Mor on Easter Monday. Proceeds aid needy mothers hospitalization. Kathryn Pogge and Neda Anderson lead ticket sales. Violet Pieper chairs ticketing with a large assisting group of ladies and Misses. P. A. Stover handles publicity.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle Daughters of Isabella W. H. Buck Kathryn Pogge Neda Anderson Pla-Mor Violet Pieper Betty Allen Catherine Gleason Lulu Lambert Marie Rieth Goldie Johnstone Teresa Brems Katherine Brems Margaret Coffee Mary Bartling Catherine Hardy Mary Sebetka Vida Turner Jennie Dale Catherine Quass Mary Reece Monica Goodyear Mary Smith Elinor Brady Ann Oujiil Henrietta Kelley Gertrude Flaherty Hazel Moore Lulu Cacek Esther Hronik Gladyce Getz Gay

Bridge tournament concludes with Mrs Beattie winner

The regular city bridge tourney ends with Mrs Franklin Katterjohn winning six duplicate contract games. The final match was played Friday evening at the home of Mrs George E Beattie. Mrs Harold J Rowe earns second honors in the series.

Roosevelt Hotel George E. Beattie Franklin Katterjohn Harold J. Rowe

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Dances Plans For Spring Event

Plans are being made by the Cedar Rapids Woman's club ways and means committee for the second annual spring dance to be held April 24 in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Mrs. S. P. Beatty chairs assisted by Mrs. W. W. Richards and committee members.

Ways and Means Cedar Rapids

Mrs C J Stewart Returns From West Coast Trip

Mrs C J Stewart of 610 Thirty second Street NE has returned home after spending three months in Long Beach and Los Angeles California.

C. J. Stewart Long Beach Los Angeles

Musical program sponsored by church guild and Mu Phi Epsilon

The Anna Burkhalter guild of the First Presbyterian church and Mu Phi Epsilon will present an international musical program Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church chapel. Proceeds support sending a member to the Mu Phi national convention. Performers include sopranos, pianists, a string quintet, accordion and xylophone solos, plus dancers and Irish duets.

Anna Burkhalter First Presbyterian Church Mu Phi Epsilon Coe College First Presbyterian Chapel Miss Erwin Nelle Erwin Anna Burkhalter Guild A. W. McGregor E. J. North Helen V. Burton Margaret McFadden Mardean Joyce Thomas H. Wright, Jr Mari Ann Huebsch Mills College Berkeley Calif McFadden Japan France Rose Closson Mignon Mae Fern Ablenhopp Claire du Lune Debussy Russia Spain Dorothy Grant Prokofieff Miriam Zambrakos Esther Thurn Santa’ Lucia Joyce Golondrina Catherine van Meter Uhlenhopp America Carpenter Miss McFadden Friml Caroline Chester Petranek Joseph Faulkner

Evening Reading Group Meets on Tuesday at 7:30 PM

The second section of the evening reading group of the AAAW will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Miss Adeline Mortil son at 1402 First avenue W Mrs E W Thorson will review Jane Addams by James Webber Linn Members are asked to note the change in meeting day.

Adeline Montilson First Avenue E. W. Thorson Jane Addams James Webber Linn

Wednesday Shakespeare Club Meeting Set

Mrs J M Dinwiddie hosts the Wednesday Shakespeare club at her home 507 Fairview Drive SE at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. Members will answer roll call with quotations and study acts 2 and 3 of Measure For Measure.

J. M. Dinwiddie Fairview Drive Shakespeare Club

Mrs Augustine Hosts AAUW Reading Group Afternoon

Mrs Arthur L Augustine of 202 Twenty-fourth Street Drive SE will entertain the AAUW reading group on Wednesday at 2 30 PM at her home. Mrs C C Kesler will review Old Jules by Mari Sandoz.

Arthur L. Augustine Twenty-fourth Street Drive

Mrs H J Brownlee Hosts PEO Meeting Guest Speaker

Mrs H J Brownlee of 2322 Upland Drive SE will entertain PEO Chapter GM on Monday evening. Miss Lillian Serbousek of the Cedar Rapids Bird Club will be the guest speaker with Mrs C E Roberts assisting.

H. J. Brownlee Upland Drive Chapster GM Lillian Serbousek Cedar Rapids Bird Club C. E. Roberts

Junior Art Club Meeting At Mrs Burkhalter Home

Mrs L D Burkhalter hosts the Junior Art club at 312 Crescent Street SE Monday at 2 45 pm. Miss Esther Olmsted will lead the program.

L. D. Burkhalter Crescent Street Esther Olmsted

D A R Benefit Card Party Committee Named

Mrs Forrest P Ralston is general chairman for the Ashley chapter DAR benefit card party to be held April 1 in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Committee members include Mrs C L Douglass Mrs R C Folsom Mrs W W Crissman Mrs Hugh E Rick Miss Thelma Boegel Mrs H B Leinbaugh and Mrs Hampton Lee Aust.

Forrest P. Ralston Ashley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Crystal Room Montrose Hotel C. L. Douglass R. C. Folsom W. W. Crissman Hugh E. Rick Thelma Boegel H. B. Leinbaugh Hampton Lee

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Mestteneent Henderson Mes'Mico Mes R Huntington P Ay Ay Mas. R. D-Taycom James Kewhegy Gearhart Taylor Cab Wick Agrewill Waples Miami, Florida Holmes Boyds College Club Group D. S. Kruideniers OF Cedar Chapter School OF Instruction E. W. DE Nios Beethoven Chorus PI Beta Phi Mrs. Frick Ech Donald Isetts A.A.U.W Dean Harve Geiger Church Guild A. A. U. W. Group P. FE. O D. A. R. Party
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