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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1935

Page

6

Dinner Parties Precede Cook Ellwood Wedding

The concluding pre nuptial event for Miss Doris Cook and William P Ellwood will be a supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Ford E Ellwood at the Country club on Second Avenue SE. Guests include the bridal party, ushers, out of town guests, and local families with many dinners planned around the wedding.

Doris Cook William P Ellwood Grave Episcopal Church Ford E Ellwood Second Avenue Katherne Ryeers S. Courtright Fifth Avenue SE Noreman Jones Burlington Country Club

Winners Named In Contract Tourney At Country Club

Mrs Atherton B Clark and Mrs George E Beattie led north and south at the regular Country club contract bridge tourney held Monday evening at seven tables. High east and west were Mrs W J Neuzil and Franklin Katterjohn. Second north and south were Phillip Leibsohn and Abe Kopel, with second east and west Arthur Poe and Frank Fratcher. The next event is the city tournament open to all players Friday at the Roosevelt hotel.

Atherton Clark George E. Beattie W. J. Neuzil Franklin Katterjohn Phillip Leibsohn Abe Kopel Arthur Poe Frank Fratcher Roosevelt Hotel

Mrs Lucian Wilcox Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club

Mrs Lucian T Wilcox of Commonwealth Apartments will host the Wednesday bridge club at luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m.

Lucian T. Wilcox Commonwealth Apartments

Delta Delphian Meeting on Ireland and Her Problems

Delta Delphian will meet Thursday at 930 am at the Montrose hotel with Mrs. Scott McIntyre leading the lesson on Ireland and her problems.

Delta Delphian Montrose Hotel Scott McIntyre Ireland

Canopus Club Hosts Ladies Night Dinner at Montrose

Canopus club members and guests gather in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel at 630 for a ladies night dinner. About forty couples are expected. Harry Owens, director of the El Kabir Shrine circus acts, will perform. An orchestra will play, and tables for bridge will be set with prizes. Guests include Mr and Mrs Raymond C Stevenson now in Michigan. Harry Fraser leads the committee with Dr Hoyt Thomas and Stanley Moore assisting.

Canopus Club Montrose Harry Owens Big Top Circus el Kabir Shrine Raymond C. Stevenson Cedar Rapids Michigan Harry Fraser Hoyt Thomas Stanley Moore Club Presient

Primrose Selden and Guest Leave for Batavia

Primrose Selden daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin R Selden Greenwood drive SE and Katherine Johnson of Batavia IL who have spent part of spring vacation with the Seldens will leave Wednesday morning for Batavia where Miss Selden will be a guest of Miss Johnson for the rest of the vacation Mrs Selden will accompany them then drive to Mount Carroll IL to meet her elder daughter Miss Isabel Selden a Frances Shimer college student and bring her home for a ten day spring vacation from that school

Primrose Selden Marvin R. Selden Greenwood Drive Katharine Johnson Batavia St. Katharine's School Davenport Seldens Miss Selden Miss Johnson Mrs. Selden Mount Carroll Isabel Selden Frances Shimer College

Kimball Circle Hosts Luncheon and Sewing Meeting

Nirs H C Kimball of 2536 A Avenue NE will entertain members of the 1 H N Circle of the King’s Daughters on Thursday at luncheon at Slam. Members are asked to come prepared to sew.

Nirs H.C Kimball

Mrs Zimmerman Returns Home From San Francisco Visit

Mrs Fred Zimmerman returns to her Morris home after spending several days at the home of her daughter Mrs Jos Hopkins at 127 Thirtieth Street San Francisco.

Fred Zimmerman Morris Jos Hopkins Thirtieth Street

Garden Lecture Will Appeal To Nature Lovers

Garden lovers and amateurs are invited to a lecture on Modern Phases of Seed Germination by Mrs. W. Spence of the Cedar Rapids Garden club. The free program, Wednesday at 2 pm at the Roosevelt hotel, includes an open forum after the lecture and a 1 pm spring luncheon with reservations taken by Mrs. W. Brooksmit.

W. Spence Cedar Rapids W. H. Dunshee Mirs J L. Rhea W. F. Brooksmit Second Avenue SE Isaac B. Smith Spence

Delphian Luncheon Discusses Japan and World Tension

Forty one members from Alpha Beta Delta and Minerva Delphian societies attended a Monday luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. Dr C T Hickok spoke on Japan and the world situation focusing on U S relations. Mrs A E Chase presented Mrs S N Harris who introduced the speaker. An open discussion followed. Tables were arranged in a U shape in the Lincoln and Jefferson rooms.

Alpha, Beta, Delta Minerva Delphian Roosevelt Hotel C. T. Hickok Japan United States A. E. Chase Minerva S. N. Harris Lincoln Jefferson

Coe Chi Beta Phi Hosts Open House After Vesper Service

Chi Beta Phi members at Coe College held an open house for guests and sponsors Sunday evening after the vesper service. About eighty people attended, including members, guests, and sponsors.

Chi Beta Phi Fraternity Coe College

Mrs Chase and Mrs Whitock Plan Danville Visit

Mrs A E Chase of 2225 Grande avenue SE and Mrs Thomas J Whitock of 1845 Fourth avenue SE travel to Danville FHS to visit former Cedar Rapids residents Mr and Mrs John Lovellette. They expect to return Thursday evening.

A. E. Chase Grande Avenue SE Thomas J. Whitock Fourth Avenue SE Danville Fhs John Lovellette Cedar Rapids

Birthday Prizes Highlight Ruth Rejsa Party

Ruth Rejsa celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a gathering at 1503 Second Street SW where prizes in banco went to Lester Bizek and Lottie Volak. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Rejsa, with guests Libbie Holecek Olga Holecek Lenore Nezerka and others including Rejsa family members.

Ruth Rejsa Second Street Banco Lester Bizek Lottie Volak Rejsa Libbie Olga Holecek Lenore Nezerka Lottie Dostal Vera Cassady Gladys Rejsa Dorothy Clask Esther Flender Adolph Nezerka Milo Clarence Warren Beltz Bill Zahradnik Glenn Rejsa Frank Tisl

Hopkins Family Dines Honor of Richard Birthday

Mr and Mrs W H Hopkins hosted a dinner at their home on 2127 First Avenue East to celebrate son Richard's birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs H W Kness and their son, Mr and Mrs R H Hopkins and their family, Mr and Mrs J oS Hopkins and their family, Mrs Hattie Shultz, and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman of Morris.

W H_ Hopkins Ther First Avenue E Richard H W = Kness R H Hopkins J Os Hopkins Hattie Shultz Fred Zimmerman Morris

Musketeer Drum and Bugle Car Club Card Party Event

The Musketeer Drum and Bugle cars sponsor the fourth in a series of card parties at the Montrose hotel mezzanine Thursday at 8 pm. Prizes will be awarded in 500 bridge and overdise. Refreshments will be served.

Musketeer Ie Montrose Hotel

Marriage of Mrs Fvelyn Ohon and Da'e Gilbert at Trinity Methodist

Mrs Fvelyn Ohon daughter of Myo and Alis Olver Olson of Ma Tengo united with Da'e Gilbert son of Meo and Mrs Samuel Gilbert of Morengoa at Trinity Methodist Church Monday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Re Harold F Mayor and Mrs Llosa Olson of Fairfax attended the temple. The couple left for a motor trip through the western states and will be at home near Marengo in a month.

Fvelyn Ohon Myo Aund Alis Olver Olson Matengo Da'e Gilbert Meo Samuel Gilbert Morengoa Harold F Mayor Llosa Olson Fairfax

Kenwood P T A Adolescent Radio Study Group Meet

The Kenwood adolescent radio study group will meet Thursday at 12:30 pm for a luncheon with Mr Waad Emerson of 136 Thirty second street NF. At 2:30 pm the lecture on Respecting the Child as a Person will start. This is the last lecture in the series.

Kenwood Prine Waad Emerson

Luncheon Honors Three City Visitors At Country Club

Mrs O C Olney hosted a noon luncheon at the Country Club for three visiting women. The Tuesday luncheon club attendees included Mrs H W Heath of Villisca Mrs Alice Turner Brunot of Greensburg Pa and Mrs Forest Harwood of Kenilworth Ill. Heath and Brunot were guests in local homes while Harwood will stay with T R Warriner and his wife through the weekend.

O. C. Olney Vernon Drive Country Club H. W. Heath Villisca E. J. Larimer Fifth Avenue Alice Turner Brunot Greensburg John B. Turner Second Avenue Forest Harwood Kenilworth Ill Harwood T. R. Warriner Forest Drive

Names Committees For Chapter GM

Mrs H E Kensinger president of chapter GM P E O announces committee appointments for the year at a regular meeting at Mrs Russell W Manatt 1913 Park avenue SE. Guests include members from Mason City Chicago Iowa City and FO chapter members.

H. E. Kensinger Russell W., Manatt Park Avenue SE EB. W. Spence George Bernard Shaw Charles E. Roberts Manatt Kensinger Helen Shoemaker Ellen White Mason City R. Peregrine White Chicago B. M. Ross Iowa City A. G. Johnson L. B. Gray William Bailey Ariana Burr Bruce West H. C. Ring A. C. Loepp Keith Young O. W. Lawrence Paul Menoher L. A. Kessler Thomas Suchomel Allan G Thurman Ingram Bixler Maurine Mather Louise Hathaway R. P. Taylor C. C. Kesler Gertrude Shoemaker Robert C. Toms George Krabbenhoff Scott McIntyre

Bride honored at miscellaneous shower in MrsEhmsen home

Mrs Clifford Mason a recent bride was honored at a misc shower hosted Monday evening by Mrs Le Roy Ehmsen and Miss Nadine Schmidt at Schmidt home Prizes at games went to Betty Urioll and Mary Jane Flaherty who donated prizes to the guest of honor. Other guests included Mesdames L V Hoskin Mark Brodie A H Garrett and A F Schmidt and Misses Mary Ruth Pratt Gladys Bush Harriette Struve Oma Booth Myrene Olson Bernie Marlowe Waynecta Irwin and Mary Stevenson.

Clifford Mason le Roy Ehmsen Nadine Schmidt Betty Urioll Mary Jane Flaherty L. V. Hoskin Mark Brodie A H Garrett A F. Schmidt Mary and Ruth Pratt Gladys Bush Harriette Struve Oma Booth

Highways tableaux staged by hospital nursing school

The Sodality of Mary of Mercy hospital school of nursing presented a series of tableaux called Highways in the hospital auditorium Sunday evening. Appearing on the program were Yola Gras, Helen Consamus, Mary Sebersach, Genevieve Maier, Frances Furlong, Frances Brady, Cora Daaman, Genevieve Schallan, Marjorie Healy, Helen Fitzsimmons, Mary Kelly, Ernest Montague, George Hennessey and Buddy Woods. Miss Mary Trail sang the musical accompaniment.

The Sodality of Mary of Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Hospital Auditorum Yola Gras Helen Consamus Mary Sebersach Genevieve Maier Frances Furlong Frances Brady Cora Daaman Genevieve Schallan Marjorie Healy Helen Fitzsimmons Mary Kelly Ernest Montague George Hennessey Buddy Woods Mary Trail

Trinity Methodist To Continue Its Series Of Prayer Meetings

Trinity Methodist church will extend its McCombe evangelistic prayer meetings, held at 10 am, to Wednesdays until Easter. Tomorrow morning there are seven meeting sites led by local ladies across areas including Third Avenue SW, H Avenue NW, Rockford Avenue SW, Sev enth Avenue SW, B Avenue NW, Ninth Street SW, and First Street SW.

Trinity Methodist McCombe Trinity Methodist Church H FE Mayo Third Avenue G .A. Walsh H Avenue NW E. R. Owen Rockford Avenue A M. Scott Seventh Avenue

Spring tailored suits soften masculine look for women

Fashion piece surveys spring tailored suits showing how added accessories and softening details, like jabots and scarves, reduce the traditionally sharp masculine silhouette. It notes single and double breasted styles vary in flattery, with double-breasted suiting often better for slim figures and single-breasted suits offering a Regency-inspired line. Tomorrow’s note previews capes signaling spring.

May File State Income Tax Returns At Local Office Through Monday

State income tax returns may be filed on the third floor of city hall with form accompanying remittance as announced Monday. Taxpayers have until Monday night to file due to Sunday as last day, with the auditors G. J. Bondurant and Max Cadwallader open 7 to 8 evenings this week except Saturday and Sunday. Late returns accepted next week but must include a penalty. failure to pay by Monday incurs 5 percent plus 1 percent per month or fraction thereof.

Authtors State Board of Assessment G. J. Bondurant Max Cadwallader

Tax payment terms and penalties notice excerpt

Delinquency statement notes that only half the tax is due if the total exceeds ten dollars, with the remainder payable in six months. It warns a $1,000 penalty for willful failure to file and states auditors will not accept currency remittances.

Third In Series Of Midweek Lenten Services

The third of five midweek union Lenten services is set for Wednesday. West side at Trinity Methodist Church 7:45 p.m. features Rev. I E Linkletter, Rev. H A Crumb presiding, Rev. R N Coolidge prayer, Nazarene vocal ensemble singing, theme Life Through Loss from He that loseth his life for My sake. East side at First Christian Church 7:30 p.m. features Rev. Blaine Hyten with similar structure and prayers.

East West Side Trinity Methodist Church West Blaine Hyten

Iowa House Passes Bill Banning Dentist Advertising

The Iowa House approved a bill regulating professional conduct with an 81 to 1 vote. It prohibits dentists from advertising, except for a professional card showing name address and profession, and bans radio ads, press ads, and handbills. The amendment allowing advertising was defeated.

Des Moines INS Iowa

Return From Funeral For C H Shuptrine

Mrs C H Shuptrine and her daughter Janet travel with Mrs Charles L Kidd and Mr and Mrs Andrew J Fleckenstein from Cedar Rapids to Grand Rapids for the funeral of C H Shuptrine 44 who died in Kansas City. They are to return Tuesday.

C. H. Shuptrine Janet Meadowbrook Drive Charles L. Kidd Forest Drive Andrew J. Fleckenstein Grand Rapids Mich

Will Rogers Says in Beverly Hills Column

Will Rogers vents about modern newspapers and the burden of bad news from car accidents. He jokes about civilization, a two year old dialing a telephone, and laments the idea of war as population control, closing with a light personal quip.

Beverly Hills Calif California

Burial at Grand Rapids Recalls Mrs Shuptrine

Burial was at Grand Rapids. Mrs. Shuptrine expects to continue living here.

Trine Grand Rapids Shuptrine

Lenten Service At Trinity Lutheran Church

The Rev. P. L. Bornhoeft will preach on Love for an Unjust Judge at Trinity Lutheran Church Missouri Synod First Avenue and Fourteenth Street W Wednesday at 7 45 p m The public is invited John A Jaeger is organist The service includes preludes readings chorals and prayers with Passion music and benediction led by Martin Wiedbusch and featuring chorales by Max Reger and others.

P. L. Bornhoeft Trinity Lutheran Church of the Missouri Synod First Avenue Fourteenth Street John A. Jaeger Saint Saens Santor Martin Wiedbusch Max Reger

Traffic Safety Display Installed By Police

A traffic safety display has been installed in the Montrose hotel corner window by the police department. The display demonstrates distances necessary for stopping automobiles at various speeds, gives accident statistics, and instructs motorists in correct driving.

Montrose Hotel Police Department

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Soclely Mrs. Wilcox Delta Delpitan Ella Canopus Primrose Seldon 1. N. Circle Mrs Zimmerman Olvera Coe Chapel Matinfe Tavening Electrolux Ing Bridge DR. Hickok Delphian CHI Beta Phi Lovellettes Olson-Gilbert P. T. A. Meetings Mrs. Mason Sodality OF Mary Spring Directed By Amos Parrish Bright Accessories York Hoover the Sentinel the New Sentinel Will Rogers Gazettes Will Trinity Lutheran Models Corporation Fifth Ave New York N. Y
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