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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1935

Page

6

Doris Cook and William Ellwood Wedding at Grace Church

Doris Cook wed William P Ellwood in a Grace Episcopal ceremony attended by about 500 guests. The bride wore her grandmother’s silk gown and carried lilies of the valley with white orchids, as family and out of town guests joined a gold and white reception in the Roosevelt room.

Thompson Grace Episcopal Church Doris Cook William P. Ellwood A. M. McLaughlin Henry Adams John T. Hamilton, II Elizabeth Carey Charles Luthe Des Moines Katherine Byers Eleanor Cook Ellwood Robert Johnson Fort Madison Richard E William P. Elliwood Robert Sutherland Cook William P Ellwood Floyd E. Ellwood Letra McLarensin Ollicolalvea John T Hamilton St Andrews Canada Joan Killian Richard E. Killian Cook Sutherland Cook John T. Hirsten II Ferns Simpson Harry Haskins Fleiner Tosiar Tephaikowsky Rubenstein Dudley Buck Stainer Beethoven Bach-Gounod Agnus Det Brcet Lohengrin Mendelssohn G Moreh Gould Isaac B Smith Arthur Poe Agatha Cherry John C. Reid C. R. Chandler Grant Collins John Marabelle Addison J. Ramsey C. Me Hilman Carl F. Joran Roosevelt Emma Willard Ehnwood Emma Willard School Vassar Cedar Rapids Junior League University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts College of Law Beta Theta Pi Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice Omaha J. Stuart Davis Dorothea Davis J. Keith Hunter Rock Island Oliver Murray Davenport William Coast Iowa City Louise Mary Ellen Coast Norman Jones Burlington S. F. McGinn Waterloo Frank McAllister Oskaloosa Ross McIntyre Ana

Art club luncheon precedes Robert Francis White lecture

Members of an art club had a noon luncheon at the Country Club and attended Robert Francis White's lecture at the Little Gallery in the public Library. Covers were laid for twelve at the club.

Country Club Robert Francis White Little Gallery

Entertaining Bridge Club Hosts Dinner Night

Mr and Mrs E W De Nio of 1932 Fourth Avenue SE host and hostess to their bridge club with dinner and two tables of bridge at the Commonwealth tea room this evening.

E W de Nio Fourth Avenue SE Dioner Commonwealth Tea Room Eveneng

Misses Jessie and Lulu Av- HVW206 Return from Oyatte

Misses Jessie and Lulu Av- HVW206 of Second Avenue SE returned recently from a week spent in Oyatte.

Jessie Lulu Second Avenue SE O Yatte

Mrs Weld To Talk At Presbyterial Meeting Thursday

Mrs L D Weld president of the Iowa Synodical society will address on The Need of World Wide Missions and Our Presbyterial Missionaries Meeting the Need at the Cedar Rapids Presby terial annual meeting. The session opens at 9:30 am at Central Park Presbyterian church and adjourns at 4 pm Luncheon at noon. Mrs David J Berger of Muscatine vice president will give devotional talks with special music by Mrs W G Basler and Mrs A C Naibert. Presbyterian women from the state will attend.

L. D. Weld Iowa Synodical Society Cedar Rapids

Reading Club Luncheon At Mrs Stubbs Home

Mrs Lurton H Stubbs hosted the Tuesday reading club at 358 Woodland Drive SE. After luncheon she read the play The Children's Hour by Lillian Hellman.

Lurton H Stubbs Woodland Drive Lillian Hellman

Mrs Otto Schluter Hosts Bridge Club Dinner

Mrs Otto Schluter of Common wealth apartments will entertain her bridge club tonight at the Common wealth tea room. Bridge will be played at two tables in the hostess apartment wall following dinner.

Otto Schluter Commonwealth Apartments Commonwealth Tea Room

Wrights House Guest In Toulon Illinois Visit

Mrs Walhiam W. Wright of Tou lon Ill is a house guest of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C Ray Chandler at 624 Nineteenth Street SE.

Walhiam W. Wright Toulon Ill C Ray Chandler Ninceteenth Street

Malta Kensington Benefit Card Party At Masonic Hall

Malta Kensington will sponsor a benefit card party Friday evening at the Masonic hall. Members and friends of the order may make reservations with Mrs Glenn Norton Mrs Adolph Barta or Mrs Harry Dunker Prizes awarded at each table and there will be door prizes. Refreshments will be served.

Malta Kensington Masonic Hall Glenn Norton Adolph Barta Harry Dunker

Mrs Nelson Hosts Monday Luncheon At Home

Mrs Nels Nelson of 800 Ninth Street SW entertained at a luncheon Monday. Her guests included Mrs E Weirick of Chicago, Mrs Anna Erickson, Mrs H Clifford Kullander and her daughter Doris, Mrs Carl Ahlgren, Mrs Hulda Fjellman, and Mrs Gust Kullander.

Nels Nelson Ninth Street E Weirick Chicago Anna Erickson H Clifford Kullander Doris Carl Ahlgren Hulda Fjellman Gust Kullander

Mrs Poe Hosts Mu Phi Epsilon Musical at Home

Mrs Arthur Poe in Country Club drive SE entertained about thirty Mu Phi Epsilon members and guests Monday evening. A short program featured Margaret McFadden, with Mari Ann Huebsch and Irene Oltman on piano. Patrons included Mrs J G Pauba and Mrs Harry M Gage.

Arthur Poe Country Club Drive SE Mu Phi Epsilon Margaret McFadden Mari Ann Huebsch Irene Oltman Miss Huebsch Poe J. G. Pauba Harry M. Gage Pauba Bernice Hach

Mrs Strehlow and Son Visit Jackson Family Home

Mrs. Robert Strehlow of Peoria Illinois and her son Robert are guests in the home of Mrs. L T Jackson at 2336 Linden Drive SE.

Robert Strehlow Peoria, Ill Robert Strehlow L. T. Jackson Linden Drive

Couple returns from Brownsville two weeks away

Mr and Mrs Edward M Scott of Commonwealth apartments returned Tuesday from Brownsville Texas where they had spent the last two weeks away from home.

Edward M. Scott Commonwealth Apartments Brownsville Tex

Beyers Visit En Route to Philadelphia Home

Mr and Mrs Albert O Beyer and their son Karl Fritz of Shreveport Louisiana visit relatives here en route to Philadelphia where they will reside Mrs Beyer formerly Elizabeth Ennis of Houston attended Cne college and belonged to Alpha Gamma Delta sorority

Albert O. Beyer Karl Fritz Shreveport Philadelphia Beyer Elizabeth Ennis Houston Tex Cne College Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority

Cedar Chapter No 184 O E S Holds Annual School of Instruction

Cedar chapter No 184 O E S held its annual school of instruction at the Masonic hall with instructor Mrs. Stella Sandrock guiding district No 15. Luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel followed. about 50 officers and many grand officers attended, and 300 guests dined at the hall. The evening inspection featured Grand officers from Maquoketa and Marion, with music by A C Naibert and Bernice Hach, and dancing to conclude the event.

Masonic Hall Robert Grapengeter Maquoketa Elizabeth Stewart Maud Keyser Edna Duncan Paul Clark Ada G. Thompson Sandrock Marguerite Hoaglan Bess Manilaw Ida Manchester Edith Godden Mayme Kroulik Leon Blinks Marion

Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs. Josephine Sipe

The Birthday Luncheon Club meets at 1 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Bert Phillips at 601 Cobbancourt SE to honor Mrs. Josephine Sipe with a birthday luncheon.

Bert Phillips Cobbancourt SE Josephine Sipe

Mrs Wheeler Leaves Boston for Cedar Rapids Visit

Mrs Joe Wheeler Jr of Boston has been a guest in the home of her parents Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailey 1832 Second Avenue SE. She left Tuesday night for home and Mrs Bailey will return to Cedar Rapids on Friday after accompanying her daughter to Chicago.

Joe Wheeler, Jr Boston Mass Fred W. Bailey Second Avenue SE

Play Sponsored By Woman's Club In State Contest

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department will perform The Idyll of the Shop at the Iowa Play Festival in Iowa City Thursday at 8 p.m. in the studio theater annex. Mrs. Robert E. Campbell directs with Charles Gunn as the tyrannical shop owner.

Dramatic Art Department Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Iowa City Ben Hecht Kenneth Goodman Studio Theater University Robert E. Campbell Charles Gunn Joseph Sinaiko Ted Munger Allen Edwards Playground Commission

Miss Waddington Hosts Bridge Supper At Roosevelt Hotel

Miss Helen Waddington entertains her bridge club this evening at the Roosevelt hotel. The group comprises women office employees from the Three Minute Cereals company.

Waddington Helen Waddington Roosevelt Hotel Three Minute Cereals Company

Club Dinners And Bridge Plans At Y W C A

Thursday at 6 pm the Blue Triangle and T M T M clubs will have separate dinners at the Y W C A. Each club leads a party at 8 pm and T M T M members will play bridge. Members of both clubs may bring guests.

Blue Triangle

Mrs Lathrop Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Commonwealth

Mrs L L Lathrop of 518 Twenty fourth street NE hosted her bridge club at a luncheon and bridge session today at the Commonwealth tea room. Eight covers were laid.

L. L. Lathrop Twentyfourth Street Commonwealth Tea Room

Louise Leibert Circle members meet for luncheon and sewing

Members of the Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters met with Mrs. George Serovy at 869 Seventeenth Street SE on Tuesday for luncheon and sewing sessions.

Louise Leibert The King’s Daughters George Serovy Seventeenth Street SE

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ang Reece Ving Wola Po Mts Tonne Mao Wa Cwh Nein Florentine ART Club Entertain Club Averill Hollywood Rain Capes Banle Millinery Mart Mrs. Weld Mrs. Stubbs Reading Mrs, Schluter Chandler Malta Kensington Mrs, Poe Mrs. Strehlow E. M. Scotts Beyers Cedar Chapter E. S. Smith Linn County Subsistence Garden Friendly Cooking Club Cedar Rapids Gas CO Third Street Women’s Exchange Second St Birthday Club Newmans Mrs. Wheeler Fred Baileys Woman’s Club Mrs. Lathrop LA Salle Hazel
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