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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1942

Page

14

Mrs Beane Hosts Quota Club Members Initiation Soon

Mrs Lillian S Beane of 1912 Mt Vernon avenue SE entertained Quota club members at her home. Miss Maude L Krebs Pauline Krebs and Miss Murray were announced to join the club in April. Mrs Lachner is in Cedar Rapids in the interests of the club.

Lillian S. Beane Mt. Vernon Avenue Quota Club Maude L. Krebs Pauline Han the Krebs Miss Murray Lachner Cedar Rapids

Rainbow Girls To Hold School Of Instruction This Saturday

The Order of Rainbow for Girls meets Saturday at 1 30 p m in the Masonic hall with Mrs Ethel Ballard district deputy delivering a school of instruction. Dinner at 5 30 for members and families, initiation at 7, then a dance. Reservations to Merilyn Miller at 2 3319. De Molays and their ladies invited as guests.

Order of Ranbow Masonic Hall Ethel Ballard West Union Merilyn Miller Dial de Molays Rainbow Girls

Visitors Arrive in Cedar Rapids for Diverse Sojourns

Residents and guests converge in Cedar Rapids as Mrs. L. H. Stubbs and Mrs. H. W. Montgomery plan Friday arrivals to visit local hosts on Woodland and Linden drives. Miss Ruth Bryan comes from Honolulu, while Dr. Charles T. Hickok departs for California after a stay with relatives.

Ocietv News Cedar Rapids L. H. Stubbs H. W. Montgomery Frederick N. Lutz Woodland Drive Neil Montgomery Linden Drive Stubbs Hollywood Calif Montgomery Chicago Ruth Bryan Honolulu Milton G. Bryan Sixth Street SE California Charles T. Hickok Fifth Avenue SE Hickok de Colburn C. L. Bart Hyatt F. Newell J. E. Kelley B Avenue NE Lansdowne Glenn Bailey Florida R. P. Schump Washington Avenue J. B. Harding Crescent Street Forrest Brady Ottumwa N. J. Gorman

Mrs Workoper Hosts Dessert Luncheon for Bridge Club

Members of her bridge club were entertained Thursday at a dessert luncheon by Mrs. R J Voroe of 2110 Grande Avenue SE.

Bridge Club Des R. J. Voroe Grande Avenue SE

Mrs Minnie D Larson Visits Cedar Falls and Waterloo

Mrs. Minnie D. Larson of 1820 Higley avenue SE travels to Cedar Falls for a week with her mother in law Mrs. Mary E. Larson. She plans visits with friends and relatives in Waterloo.

Minnie D. Larson Higley Avenue Cedar Falls Mary E. Larson Waterloo

Camp Fire girls awards committee meets at church

The awards committee of the Camp Fire girls will meet Saturday morning at First Presbyterian Church. Trail seekers gather at 9 am and the wood gatherers and fire makers at 10.

First Presbyterian Church

Henry’s Bid Questioned by Aunt Het in Election Mockery

Aunt Het ridicules Henry’s run for office saying the honor seems absent when it has been held by scamps and nit-wits, reflecting public skepticism about political leadership.

Henry

Miss Hatfield to Wed April 4 With Two Parties Noted

Calender notes two parties for Miss Jeanetta Hatfield who will marry on April 4. Chi Omega sisters Barbara Henry and Margaret Nickless hosted the first at 1263 First Avenue SE with sorority members and the bride’s mother in attendance. A mother daughter party will be hosted Thursday evening by Mrs. Oliver S. Wilson and includes Margaret Fortsch, Mary Fortsch, Mrs. Robert Dunlop, Mrs. W. H. Carr, Christine Mull, O. W. Mull, Peggie Bode, Charles Bode, and Marjorie Augustine.

Jeanetta Hatfield Chi Omega Barbara Henry Bismarck N. D Margaret Nickless Davenport First Avenue SE C. M. Hatfield Oliver S.wilson Fifteenth Street SE Miss Hatfield Margaret Fortsch Mary Fortsch Robert Dunlop W. H. Carr Christine Mull O. W. Mull Peggie Bode Charles Bode Marjorie Augustine

Koerings Honored On 34th Anniversary

On their thirty four year wedding anniversary Tuesday Mr and Mrs Fred Koering 1520 E avenue NE were surprised by friends who brought dinner to their home. Guests included Walter Moss Henry Lorenzen Harry Statler Lawrence Hayes Lizzie Lavelle Tom Fowler George Lane William Cochran Carl Hansen Lisbon Si Bradley Anamosa and their son Glenn A gift was presented.

Fred Koering E Avenue Walter Moss Henry Lorenzen Harry Statler Lawrence Hayes Lizzie Lavelle Tom Fowler George Lane William Cochran Carl Hansen Lisbon Si Bradley Anamosa Glenn Koerings

Jane Boyd Club Adds Three New Members

Three new members Mrs. Joseph E. Brown Mrs. Oscar Fais and Mrs. H. P. Paulson will be initiated at the Jane Boyd Service club next business meeting. A work session Friday at 1 30 p.m. at the Community House will have Mrs. Malcolm J. Klinger organizing sewing for St Luke's Hospital.

Jane Boyd Service Club Joseph E. Brown Oscar Fais H. P. Paulson Malcolm J. Klinger St. Luke's Hospital

Russian Czech Music on Mozart Club Program

The Mozart club will meet Saturday at 1 p.m. in the YWCA auditorium for a program of Russian and Czech works including Bach and Mokress. Norma Shoemaker and Gloria Orientaie perform portions as part of the club event. The next meeting date shifts to May due to a Federation zone contest.

Mozart Club Y.W.C.A Rusaes Mokress Joseph Suchomei Norma Shoemaker Sim Tse Ba Inten Musical Gruff Box Gloria Wen Korsakofff

Bride-to-be Miss Mary Louise honored at Mrs Marsh shower

Miss Mary Louise, who will wed Don Zamastil, was honored Tuesday evening at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Carl Koehn and Mrs. Joseph Marsh Jr. at 1424 Second Avenue SE. Bridge and a scrapbook provided entertainment. Guests included Marvin R. Bi, Bill Donnan, Robert Wellner, Wendell Brownell, Walter Heaton, Bill Valenta, Robert Gilchrist, and Misses Lucille Johnson, Margaret Mineck, and Jenny Marsh.

Mary Louise Don Zamastil Carl Koehn Joseph Marsh, Jr Marsh Second Avenue SE. Bridge Marvin R. Bi Bill Donnan Robert Wellner Wendell Brownell Walter Heaton Bill Valenta Robert Gilchrist Lucille Johnson Margaret Mineck Jenny Marsh

Miss Alberta Johnson Feted Before Her LA Move

Miss Alberta Johnson was honored at a noon luncheon in the Ford Hopkins tea room by Delta Theta Chi members before her Friday departure for Los Angeles. Guests included Mmes. George Taylor Howard Pettit Otto Reimer and Ernest Mickel and Misses Ann Severa Emma Petrusch and Grace Winger who presented a gift.

Alberta Johnson Los Angeles Ford Hopkins Tea Room Delta Theta Chi National Educational Sorority Mmes George Taylor Howard Pettit Otto Reimer Ernest Mickel Ann Severa Emma Petrusch Grace Winger

Chapel luncheon to host Dr Hartman Lichtwardt guest speaker

The Chapel society of the First Presbyterian church will meet for lunch at 1 p.m. Friday at the church. The speaker is Dr Hartman A Lichtwardt of the Presbyterian hospital staff in Hamadan Iran. He has traveled in the Near East Europe and North Africa and was the U S representative at the 1938 International Leprosy Congress in Cairo. He will stay with Dr and Mrs LeRoy D Weld at 1838 Blake boulevard SE during his Cedar Rapids visit.

First Presbyterian Church Hartman A. Lichtwardt Presbyterian Hospital Hamadan Iran Lichtwardt Near East Europe Mediterranean United States Cairo Egypt Cedar Rapids LeRoy D. Weld Blake Boulevard

General Dodge circle hosts birthday luncheon

The Ladies of the G A R met Tuesday for a luncheon to celebrate the birth days of Mrs. Nora Hollom Mrs. Blanche Small Mrs. Flora Perrego Mrs. Clara Harman and Mrs. Edna Rozek. Members voted unanimously to cooperate with city organizations in displaying a flag at homes daily.

General Dodge G.A.R Nora Hollom Blanche Small Flora Perrego Clara Harman Edna Rozek

Luncheon at Irene King's Daughters Club

Irene King's Daughters hosted a luncheon with guests Mrs. A. J. Nichols of Wellman and hostesses Mrs. W. L. Harrison and Mrs. H. J. Jones. Mrs. Downing led the nanabe and the sewing committee reported on nursery sleeper plans for Sunshine Mission. Mrs. Lozier read the March bulletin and Mrs. Focht the bylaws. The next meeting is April 8 with Mrs. A. G. Heim.

Irene King A. J. Nichols Wellman W.L. Harrison H. J. Jones Downing Sunshine Mission J. C. Lozier H. K. Focht A. G. Heim Fifth Avenue SE

Mrs Magner and Mrs Werner Host Dessert Luncheon

Mrs Walter Magner and Mrs Dc T Werner hosted a dessert luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel on Thursday for 21 members of St Rita's circle of St Matthew's church. Bridge was the afternoon diversion.

Walter Magner Dc. T. Werner Roosevelt Hotel St. Rita’s St. Matthew's Church Bridge

Mrs Sutliff Entertains For Civil War Bag Event

Mrs Norman Sutliff hosts at 1652 Ellis Union with assistances from Mrs Norman Scott Mrs Dempsy Jones and Mrs W Greer McCrory in a Civil War era fund or social gathering setting.

Norman Sutliff Norman Scott Dempsy Jones W. Greer McCrory

Mrs George P Starr Hosts Eight-Guest Gathering

Mrs George P Starr of 1727 A avenue NE acted as hostess for a small arranged social event with eight guests in attendance.

Mrs. Starr George P. Starr

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Mrs. Beane Twenty-third Street William Hagan Gormans City New Orleans Mrs. Workoper Mrs. Larson Camp Fire Girls New Coats Second Street SE Jane Boyd Club John E.lapes Florist Third Avenue SE Raye’s Millinery Third Street Orientaie Mary Louise Gilchrist Miss Johnsc Chapel Society General Dodge Circle Irene Douglas ST. Rita's Circle Mrs. Sutliff Boy Tweeds, Ids Shetlands Navy Three Sisters
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