Honors Miss Larimer At New England Breakfast
Miss Helen Larimer, bride-elect to Wendell M. Delzer, was honored at a New England breakfast hosted by Mrs Jorace G. Hedges at 825 Seventeenth Street SE. Eighteen guests from the local Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae attended as plans for the April 13 wedding were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorace G. Hedges
New England
Seventeenth Street
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
P Mong
Helen Larimer
Miss Larimers
Wendell M. Delzer
Hedges
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Miss Larimer
Miss Jean Wallace Hosts Dinner At Ridgewood Terrace
Miss Jean Wallace daughter of Mrs John H Wallace invites eight guests to a Friday dinner at her home 1800 Ridgewood Terrace SE. After dinner the party will be entertained with roller skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wallace
John H Wallace
Ridgewood Terrace SE
Morse Host and Hostess Dinner For Bridge Club
Mr and Mrs H H Morse invite members of their bridge club to a dinner at their home 2625 Bever avenue SE on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H Morse
Bever Avenue
Bridge Club
Northwestern student Eliza Hickok visits Easter with Hickoks
Miss Eliza Merrill Hickok, a graduate student at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, spends the Easter holidays with her parents, Dr and Mrs Charles T Hickok, at 2018 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Merrill Hickok
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Charles T Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago and North Western Women’s Club Guest Day
The Chicago and North Western Women’s Club hosted a guest day program in Chicago on Wednesday. Attending from the Cedar Rapids group were Mrs A A Hottel Mrs Harold D Hess Mrs Charles Sedina Mrs Chris Christensen and Mrs Carl LuetJohann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North Western Women's Club of
Chicago
City
North Western’s Women's Club of
Cedar Rapids
A. A. Hottel
Harold D. Hess
Charles Sedina
Chris Christensen
Carl Luetjohann
Mrs Krall family returns after ten weeks away
Mrs Frank Krall and her two children and Miss Mayme Krall, residents of 1128 Tenth street SE, returned Thursday following a ten week visit to California and Phoenix, Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krall
Mayme Krall
Tenth Street
California
Phoenix
Ariz
Jean Miller Hosts Sub-Dees Tea During Foster Holiday
Miss Jean Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs H R Miller of 1829 Grande Ave SE returned from Iowa State College at Ames to host a Friday afternoon gathering for the Sub Dees a club formed by high school friends and carried into college. Attending were Misses Allayne Koneens Phyllis Hatton Mary Jane Plate Margaret Massey Betty Shaffer Gail Niesz Mil dred McKeeby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Miller
H. Robert Miller
Grande Avenue
Foster
Iowa State College
Ames
Allayne Koneens
Phyllis Hatton
Mary Jane Plate
Margaret Massey
Betty Shaffer
Gail Niesz
Mildred McKeeby
Surprise Anniversary Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Nile Angst
The home of Mr and Mrs I L Angst at 1633 First Avenue East hosted a surprise dinner Wednesday night for Nile Angst and his wife. The couple celebrated their third wedding anniversary with a buffet meal, spring flowers, lighted candles, and gifts from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Il. Anangst
First Avenue E
Nile Anangst
Pasadena visitor plans six week stay with Callans
Miss June Hardy of Pasadena California arrived to visit her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs T J Callan at 3401 First Avenue East. She intends to stay about six weeks visiting her sister Miss Jeanne Haldy in Iowa City and other friends before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Hardy
Pasadena
Calif
T J Callan
First Avenue
Haldy
Miss Jeanne Haldy
Iowa City
California
P. E. O. Chapter HJ Hosts Meeting at Shuttleworth Home
Members of chapter HJ of P. E. O were entertained at the home of Mrs. W. Craven Shuttleworth on Second avenue SE Monday afternoon. The Gazette previously stated it was FO members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
Easter Party Hosts Royal Etiquette Group at Florence Carroll Home
Miss Florence Carroll hosted Royal eties at an Easter party on Wednesday evening. Present were Faun Myers, Frances Andrle, Winifred Andrle, Geraldine White, with guests Edna White and Sharon Fox. Next meeting set for the Andrle residence at 915 Ninth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Carroll
Eighth Avenue
Faun Myers
Frances
Winifred Andrle
Geraldine White
Edna White
Sharon Fox
Andrle
Ninth Street
Club Hostess Serves Desert Luncheon With Bridge
Mrs Jerry Fottral hosted a dessert luncheon and bridge for club members on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Julian Hupp and Mrs Bill Plant. Other attendees included Mesdames Momer Herwig Frank Sysel Charles Vorel Jerry Racer Alan Bristow and Darrell Hynds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fottral
Julian Hupp
Bill Plant
Momer Herwig
Frank Sysel
Charles Vorel
Jerry Racer
Alan Bristow
Darrell Hynds
Bridge Club Luncheon Hosts Prizes Awarded
Mrs Doroths Roby hosted a midweek bridge luncheon at 159 Kenmore Street NE. Prizes went to Mrs Gladys Cornish Mrs Evelyn Killen and Mrs Helen Mumm. Other guests included Mesdames Polly Carstens Violette Davis Marie Scntt and Helen Shearer. The next meeting is set with Mrs Shearer on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doroths Roby
Kenmore Street
Bridge Club
Gladys Cornish
Evelyn Killen
Helen Mumm
Polly Carstens
Violette Davis
Marie Scntt
Helen Shearer
Shearer
Will Honor Miss Wolfe and Lowell M Taylor At Bridal Dinner
On the eve of their wedding Miss Kathryn Wolfe and Lowell M Taylor will be honored at a bridal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs A L Taylor at 508 Vernon Drive SE. Guests include both families and Wendell C Taylor with Mrs Taylor of Indianapolis. Dinner is served at 6 30 with pink and blue flowers and white candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Wolfe
Lowell M ‘Taylor
Mr Taylor
A. L. Taylor
Vernon Drive
Taylors
Wendell C Taylor
Mrs Taylor
Indianapolis
C. K. Wolfe
Daughters of Isabella Add Catholic Shelf Selections
The Daughters of Isabella book shelf committee announces new religious books for the public library Catholic shelf. Additions include Church and State by Luigi Sturzo, Beauty Looks After Herself by Father Gill, The Catholic Anthology by William Thomas Walsh, Charles by Hilaire Belloc, When the Veil Is Rent by Francis Clement Kelley, Guide to the Encyclicals by Sister M Claudia, Ways and Crossways by Paul Claudel, This Way to Heaven by Paul Furfey, Rebuilding a Lost Faith by John L Stoddard. Two magazines The Catholic Extension and The Sign are now at the main desk. Enter Three Witches by Paul McGuire and Freedom Under God by Fulton J. Sheen will be available soon for the Book Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella Book Shelf Committee
Luigi Sturzo
Father Gill
William Thomas Walsh
Charles
Hilaire Belloc
Francis Clement Kelley
M Claudia
Paul Claudel
Heaven
Paul Furfey
John L Stoddard
Catholic Extension
Paul McGuire
God
Fulton J. Sheen
Dinner honors Mrs Verne Hepker at Fleming tea room
Thirty Craemer's store employees attended a dinner and pantry shower Wednesday evening at the Fleming tea room honoring Mrs Verne Hepker formerly Miss Janice Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craemer’s
Fleming Tea Room
Verne Hepker
Janice Lancaster
Streamline Debs Gather at Mobry Home for Card Evening
The Streamline Debs met Wednesday evening at Mary Uelen Mobry's home on 1716 A avenue WE. Five hundred was played and refreshments were served. Attendees included Ern estine Clendening Nadine Morse Doris Doherty Dorris Jefferis and ENlabelle Ferrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streamline
Debs
Mary Uelen Mobry
Avenue WE
Ernestine Clendening
Nadine Morse
Doris Doherty
Dorris Jefferis
Enlabelle Ferrie
Edna Dieman Discusses Modern Ballet With Beethoven Club
Edna Dieman spoke to the Beethoven Club at the YWCA about modern ballet noting European conditions pushing leading dancers and choreographers to America. She cited Ted Shawn La Meri and a Bennington School of the Dance festival, with participants including Lucy Ambroz Etta Hodgson Helen Hickman Virginia Ohman Martha Leksa Alma Turechek and the club chorus led by Helen Kacena Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dieman
Beethoven Club
Ywca Club
America
Miss Dieman
Ted Shawn la Meri
Bennington School of the Dance
Lucy Ambroz
Etta Hodgson
Helen Hickman
Virginia Ohman
Martha Leksa
Alma Turechek
Helen Kacena Stark
Mrs Louis Bishop Hosts Party for Son Buddy
Mrs Louis Bishop of 315 Fourth Street NW entertained on Wednesday afternoon in a party honoring her son Buddy who will be three years old next Thursday. The guests included Mrs A L Lewis of Marion and her son Larry, Mrs Don Duncan and her daughter Sharon, Mrs Gene Bishop and her son Gene, Mrs John Kitch and her daughter Barbara Lea, Mrs Ray LeGal lyne and her daughter Diane Fay, Mrs Don Williams and her daughter Donna Lee, Mrs Elizabeth Claris and her children Betty Jo Ann and Robert, Mrs Leslie Edmonds and her children Jacqueline Catherine and Korky, and Mrs Maye Boston and Marilyn Kay Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bishop
Fourth Street NW
Buddy
A. L. Lewis
Marion
Larry
Don Duncan
Sharon
Gene Bishop
Gene
John Kitch
Barbara Lea
Ray le Gallyne
Diane Fay
Don Williams
Donna Lee
Elizabeth Claris
Betty
Jo Ann
Robert
Leslie Edmonds
Jacqueline
Catherine
Korky
Maye Boston
Marilyn Kay Emerson
Circle of the King's Daughters luncheon meeting report
The HN circle of the King's Daughters met Thursday at the Glow room of the Gas company for a luncheon led by Mrs W H Richards. Easter decor featured jonquils and pastel tapers. Devo tions by Mrs A C Burnell on the risen Christ and "Because I live ye shall live also." A brief business session approved a $5 donation to the Finnish relief fund. Twenty members attended with eight guests named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Glow
Gas Company
W. H Richards
A. C Burnell
A. L. Laird
EF. J. Crawford
H &E. Sherrard
C. F Peremsky
Lowell F. Steete
J. W. Carberry
W. R. Kahler
L. C Jefferis
Taylor Day Zs Hold Thursday Meeting at Doris Clifford Home
The Taylor Day Zs met Thursday at 706 L Street SW. Beverly Anderson Elaine Bauer was welcomed as a new member. The president gave pins as Doris Clifford hosted and refreshments were served. Members present included Doris McPherson Betty Lou Amsted and Gerolene Svenksen. An Easter egg hunt followed. The next meeting will be with Evangeline Chukas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Day-Zs
Doris Jean Clifford
L Street
Beverly Anderson
Elaine Bauer
Doris McPherson
Betty Lou Amsted
Gerolene Svenksen
Ethel Evans Circle Holds Fourth Anniversary Tea
The Ethel Evans circle of the Kings Daughters marked its fourth anniversary with a tea at 1365 Elmhurst Drive NE. A brief business session followed prayers led by Mrs Hoyt Thomas and Bible study by Mrs Wayne Montgomery, with Lyndall Davis performing and a circle history by Mrs Howard Helscher. Guest Mrs K F Tennison of Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
The
King’s Daughters
C G Davis
Elmhurst Drive
Hoyt Thomas
Wayne Montgomery
Lyndall Davis
Howard Helscher
Thomas
K. F Tennison
Chicago
Termites meet at June Buckingham home in Southwest
The Termites met at the home of June Buckingham at 121 Sixth Street SW on Thursday. Attending were Marilyn Schneider, Jean Borst, Fran Murdock, Betty Guber, Dortha Crowell, and Phyllis Lenway. The next meeting will be at Fran Murdock’s home at 1616 Sixth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Buckingham
Sixth Street
Marilyn Schneider
Jean Borst
Fran Murdock
Betty Guber
Dortha Crowell
Phyllis Lenway
Glamour-Ette Club Hosts New Members at Betty Blecher residence
Miss Betty Ann Blecher hosted the Glamour-Ette club event at 1313 Ellis Boulevard NW on Wednesday evening. New members were elected and refreshments served. Attendees included Dorothy Faires, Jean Owen, Dorothy Mae Sramek, Ruth Bice, and Dorothea Kibbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Blecher
Ellis Boulevard
Dorothy Faires
Jean Owen
Dorothy Mae Sramek
Ruth Bice
Dorothea Kibbie
Miss Lovett Hosts Dessert Bridge for Friends
Miss Marjorie Lovett of 1822 Sixth Avenue SE entertained guests at a Thursday dessert luncheon. Prizes in bridge went to Jane Watson and Betty Atkinson, with Blanche Mohn Sara Angott Blair Lines Joan Locatell and Merrifrances Bucknell among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lovett
Sixth Avenue SE
Bridge
Jane Watson
Betty Atkinson
Blanche Mohn
Sara Angott
Blair Lines
Joan Locatell
Merrifrances Bucknell
Picnic supper hosts Star of Maine circle members
Mrs. S. R. Vedder entertained the women of Star of Maine circle and their husbands at a picnic supper on A avenue NW with 40 people present. After supper a short business meeting was held followed by bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Vedder
A Avenue NW
Star of Maine Circle
P T A Meeting Highlights Schaefer Heights Program
The Schaefer Heights P T A held a Thursday meeting featuring a Mother Goose play by younger children and songs by older students. County school superintendent Walter Shupp presented the school with a bronze superior plaque for equipment, teacher efficiency, student grades, and attitude. Linn county has 14 such plaques, six in College township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer Heights P. T. A
Walter Shupp
Linn County
College Township
Mary Wilson Guest Honored at Cedar Rapids Club Luncheon
A Cedar Rapids Country Club luncheon honored Miss Mary Wilson, guest of Miss Jane Ickenlooper daughter of Lieut Gov and Mrs B B Hick enlooper. Easter baskets and place cards featured pastel sweet peas. Guests then attended a theater party to see Pinocchio with Sheryl Chehak Kathryn Chehak Joan Newton Susan Shaffer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Jane Ilickenlooper
Gov
B B_ Hickenlooper
Park Terrace SE
Mary Wilson
George A. Wilson
Des Moines
Miss Hickenlooper
Pinocchio
Sheryl
Kathryn Chehak
Joan Newton
Susan Shaffer
Joan Donnelly
Patricia Craemer
Joan Killian
Charlotte Helming
Anne Selden
Mrs Gordon Shores Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Gordon B Shores entertained the members of her bridge club Thursday for luncheon at 2505 Meadowbrook drive SE. Eight were seated at a table with an Easter motif. guests included Mrs H H Warnecke and Mrs E C Torgerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon B. Shores
Meadowbrook Drive
Bridge Club
H H Warnecke
E. C Torgerson
Seda Family Heads to California After Sendoff Dinner
Mr and Mrs Mila Seda along with their daughter Irene and son Jack of 1511 Hamilton Street SW departed Wednesday for California to start a new home this coming Sunday. They were honored at a farewell dinner prior to the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mila Seda
Hamilton Street
Irene
Jack
California
Women of the Moose Initiation in Iowa City
Thirty five members of the local Women of the Moose chapter attended a class initiation Tuesday evening in Iowa City. Twelve candidates joined a class of 29, honoring Grand Dean Mary Hooper of Mooseheart and recorder Robbie Robert. Emil G Frott spoke on the old age pension law and the dependent child bill, urging support, and praised the Town City chapter for cooperation with Johnson county social service officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women of the Moose
Iowa City
Mary Hooper
Mooseheart
Robbie Robert
Social Service
Thomas G Abbott
Emil G Frott
Social Service Office
Johnson County
Women of
the Moose
Jane Boyd circle luncheon at Mrs Hillerege home
The Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters met Thursday for luncheon at Mrs Hugh Hillerege's home. Mrs David Pugh presided with prayer, and devotions by Mrs Hillerege focused on An Easter Message. Lydia Long reported 21 dresses finished for TyJer school girls and a cash donation was voted for Finnish relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King’s Daughters
Hugh Hillerege
Fourteenth Street SE
O. M Bundy
David Pugh
Hillerege
Lydia Long
TyJer
Finnish Relief Fund
F. R. Smith
Bert T. Anderson
Leroy K
Cornell
Grant Wetzel Home for Easter Visit
Grant Wetzel son of Mr and Mrs George Wetzel 1429 Seventh Avenue SE arrived Thursday from Fort Wayne Indiana to spend the Easter holidays. He is a student at Indiana Technical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Wetzel
George Wetzel
Seventh Avenue SE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana Technical College
Mannerheim Honored With Great Diamond Cross
Field Marshal Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim received Finland's highest decoration, the great diamond cross of the Order of Freedom, from President Kyosti Kallio on Friday in Helsinki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim
Finland
Order of Freedom
Kyosti Kallio
Peaks Above 15000 Feet Dominate Swiss Alps
The Swiss Alps boast over fifty summits reaching at least 15,000 feet in elevation, underscoring the range’s dramatic height and rugged terrain across multiple peaks.
Post Office Yeggs Hit Multiple Iowa Towns
Yeggs cracked safes in Alburnett Hills Crawfordsville and Mount Union with losses totaling cash and stamps. Investigators suspect three or more men active in the Alburnett raid and link the crew to an earlier Ryan post office break in Iowa and Minnesota activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggs
Alburnett Post Office
Cedar Rapids
Hills
Johnson County
Crawfordsville
Washington County
Mount Union
Henry County
West Chester Bank
Alburnett
Ryan Post Office
Iowa
Minnesota
St Paul Faith Center Destroyed in Early Morning Fire
A spectacular early morning fire in St Paul destroyed the Catholic Community center, once Peoples Church, and an adjacent three story apartment building. Ten to twelve families escaped unharmed as flames swept through both structures. ADVERTISE IN THE GAZETTE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Catholic Community Center
Peoples Church
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