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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1936
Page
47
A long fragment from a Miss Manners style advice column features Jean performing exaggerated glamour, with readers debating social popularity and authenticity. The dialogue includes questions about jealousy, friendship, and handling romantic attention, framed by a columnist’s guidance.
In Wheatland the Presbyterian Fes entertainment club at the home of Mrs. Willan. Honors awarded to Mrs. Tee, Mrs. William Mar, and others. Pinochle and tea planned with Mrs. Beitz to entertain during the quarter.
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A cluster of social reports notes meetings and events from Tipton area clubs and households. Entries mention the Nineteenth Century Tipton Veekers gathering at Mes J W. Deans home, the Entre Nous club, Modern Fiction group, Fortightly tridge club, chapter DY P E O at Mrs Clarence Kuhn, Moose lodge women hosting a dinner, O E S luncheon at the Budchotn Tea room, Bridge Gang at Helens Beauty, prizes awarded to Mrs Arthur Jurtz and Mrs Peart K, and various hosted get togethers across Tipton households.
A busy week in Marengo featured Mrs Ben Felling’s birthday with seventeen guests, Eastern Star and Daughters of Union Veterans events, Patrician club visits, Methodist Aid programs, Presbyterian Ladies Aid entertainment, Luncheon club dinner and bridge, and a Westminster rock party with over eighty guests.
West Union hosted and chaired meetings across several clubs with new officers named for the Thursday Afternoon and Wednesday Art clubs. Members heard program talks on immigration and shared celebrations like Shirley Hermann’s eighth birthday and a charity or church group play titled Here Comes Charles.
Instructions for completing a garland festoon design from Nancy Page. Trace weeks 6 and 7 to form Lily sections 1 through 11, color schemes lavender white blue rose and pastel greens, prepare shelf paper layout, pin and baste fabric pieces, ink outlines, then applique with fine stitch. Copyright 1936.
The Half Hour club held its annual spring party at Mrs. J. E. Reaney’s home. Miss Alice Louise Lowe and Wallace James Ingersoll wed March 10 in Yuma Arizona with the bride’s grandmother attending. The couple will live in Riverside California. Tri T chapters from Tess, Wapello and Crawfordsville attended Columbus Junction chapter R’s meeting. Ladies Bridge club hosted by Miss Hazel Dean. prizes awarded to Mrs. Clarence Shimmon and Mrs. Ernestine Grady.
Kalona Tre Idris club of Kalona held a St Patrick’s day luncheon at Munns grill in Iowa City Tuesday. Members, including Mesdames Natale Kline and Kathleen Walker, attended a short meeting and visited the university art Buna OR Those attending were the Mesdames Natale Kline, Cath erine Walker, Alice James, Mild red Sommers, Helen Reif, Ila Kern, Corranne Adams, Marjorie Eng strom Edith Small, Edna Strick ler, Margaret Kempf and Marion Brace. Mrs E J Hesselschwerdt entertained at her home Saturday in honor of her daughter Treva’s th birthday. Those present
Wellman Embroidery club met with Mrs. Harley Rugg to aid the John Osweiler family who lost household furnishings in a fire. Present were numerous local members. the group plans another meeting with Mrs. J. M. Schlabaugh.
About sixty members and families attended a party honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Yakish on their 25th anniversary with a mock wedding. The Searchlight club and two women’s groups met, read papers, and elected officers. A bridge party at A. E. Baumer’s home hosted about twenty women.
A spring style show will be held in the school auditorium Tuesday evening to benefit the public library. Sponsored by local groups including the Business and Professional Women's club Tourist club library board PTA Service club Mendon Township community club Girl Scouts and the Marquette Lions club. Various organizations will present numbers between spring fashion displays from local merchants. Miss Blanche Sherman president of the Monona Women's club spoke at Tourist club gathering.
The choir from St. Pauls Lutheran church serenaded Mr and Mrs A F Foels at their home on St Patricks Day eve in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs Will Heins hosted the Cousins club gathering on Wednesday and St Pauls Lutheran aid society women served supper at the parish hall.
Wednesday honored the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. H. Schultz. Mrs. William Dunne hosted a bridge dinner with women guests on Tuesday. Mrs. George Kohlmann and Mrs. A. S. Burdick received honors, Mrs. Gilbert Sanders hosted the Croquet club gathering. Honors were awarded to Mrs. Victor Williams, Mrs. R. M. Hecker, and Mrs. J. L. Hill. The Grand Meadow Country club held its March meeting at Mrs. Irma Pixler’s home, electing officers: President Mrs. Bertha Folsom, Vice-president Amelia Kugel, Secretary-treasurer Dalia Moen.
Oxford residents hosted oyster supper birthday dinner and numerous home gatherings. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clint Summer Mrs H G De France Mr Homer Nunn and Paul Nunn celebrated his second birthday. A birthday plant and fruit gift were given.
Grand Mound Rebekah lodge members began organizing an initiation staff with Ethel Bird as captain. Three new members to be taken in at the April 1 meeting. Bird named delegate to district convention at Clinton in May. Rosary circle hosted by Mrs. H. L. Fritchie. prizes won by Elmer Hasenmiller and Fred Green. Get-To-Gether club prizes awarded at Fred Meier home. Ride-A-Wee club prize winners include Raymond Kelley and others.
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