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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1936

Page

25

Gardens Attract Cedar Rapids Attention This Spring

Cedar Rapids gardeners roll lawns uncover beds and prune roses as interest turns from winter clubs to gardening. Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer predicts a strong season with 150 wild tulips up and blooms like violas crocuses and anchuss myosotidi flora in her yard. Garden tours are planned during peak bloom with active participation from Mrs Robert Armstrong Mrs George E Beattie and Mrs Henry J Hromek who anticipate fine conditions and ongoing nature and garden club activities.

Ociety Cedar Rapids van Vechten Shaffer Nassau Street Cedar Rapids Garden Club Shaffer Robert Armstrong Pleasant Hill California George E. Beattie Nineteenth Street Henry J. Hromek Second Avenue Nature and Garden Woman’s Club

Hamilton Family Plans Cedar Rapids Return in April

Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton of 2345 Linden Dr SE vacationing in Miami Beach Florida are expected to leave there by motor Tuesday and arrive in Cedar Rapids around April 8. Mrs Richard Killian of 2345 Blake Blvd SE and her children Joan and John remain with the Hamilton party and will not return until April 15.

James E. Hamilton Linden Drive Miami Beach Fla Cedar Rapids Richard Killian Blake Boulevard Joan John Mrs. Hamilton

Miller couple return from Miami Beach after nine weeks

Mr and Mrs John L Miller of 1905 B avenue NE came back Friday from Miami Beach Florida where they spent the last nine weeks arriving home in good spirits and in good health.

John L. Miller B Avenue NE Miami Beach Fila

Brown family heads to Washington for sons Cornell vacation

Mr and Mrs W J Brown of 1962 First avenue FE left Thursday for Washington DC to join their sons David and Bill, students at Cornell University in Ithaca New York, for their spring vacation. They plan to visit New York City afterward.

W. J. Brown First Avenue FE Washington, D. C David Bill Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y New York City

Mahaffy Couple Reported Returning From Hot Springs

Mr and Mrs C S Mahaffy of 1945 Grande avenue SE are expected to return midweek from Hot Springs Arkansas where they have spent a short time in the health resort city

Evans Return Imminent From St Louis Visit

Mr and Mrs Ronald Evans spent six months in St Louis and are expected back this week. They will be at home at 5 Turner Alley. Mrs Evans is the former Miss Virginia Turner.

Ronald Evans St. Louis Turner Alley Evans Virginia Turner

Cedar Rapids Visitors Return from Midwest Trip

Mrs. Roy C. Alt and George Alt left Cedar Rapids on Saturday for Minneapolis after visiting Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Alt had stayed with Mrs. Edward F. Winslow at 2171 Linden Drive SE for about ten days. George Alt arrived on Wednesday.

Roy C. Alt George Alt Cedar Rapids Minneapolis Alt Edward F. Winslow Linden Drive

Mrs Chandler Hosts Bridge Club at Ridgewood Terrace

Mrs C W Chandler entertained members of a bridge club at her home on Ridgewood Terrace SE Friday.

Ashley Chapter Benefit Party This Wednesday

Ashley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a benefit card party on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Contract and auction bridge and other games will be played with prizes at each table plus fifteen draw prizes. Refreshments follow. Mrs. C L Douglass and Mrs. Charles W Boegel will pour. Reserve by calling Mrs. Crissman at 4458.

Ashley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Crystal Room Montrose Hotel C. L. Douglass Better Films Charles W. Boegel Forrest P. Ralston Douglass Hampton Lee Aust H Leinbaugh Thelma Boegel Hugh E. Rick R. C. Folsom W. W. Crissman Crissman

Cedar Rapids Bridge Club Dines At Country Club

Members of the Cedar Rapids Bridge Club met Saturday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club for dinner and bridge. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Linge Mr. and Mrs. Howard Horan Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Black Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Boys on Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bloomhall Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Kehrer Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Spears Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nash Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Beals Mr. and Mrs. George F. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Hillier.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Carl K. Linge Howard Horan R. W. Black H. N. Boyson C. W. Bloomhall K. H. Kehrer R. D. Spears Allen Nash Frank A. Beals George F. Miller Guy E. Hillier

Donald Innes Visits Morisons in Decatur Family Note

Mr and Mrs Donald Innes of Decatur Illinois with son Jim arrived for a short visit to see Mrs Innes parents Dr and Mrs W J Morrison at 513 Vernon Drive SE. Mrs Innes is the former Betty Morrison.

Donald Innes Decatur, Ill Jimmy

Margaret Crawford Home From Wellesley

Mrs Jennings Crawford of 512 Vernon Drive SE and her daughter Miss Margaret Crawford were to return late Saturday from Chicago. Margaret, a student at Wellesley College, Mass, was en route home to spend spring vacation with her parents, Dr and Mrs Crawford. She will be here about a week.

Jennings Crawford Vernon Drive Margaret Crawford Chicago

Mrs A W H Lenders Returns From New York Visit

Mrs A W H Lenders of 2101 Grande avenue SE returned Saturday afternoon after spending the last three weeks in New York City.

A. W. H. Lenders Grande Avenue SE New York City

Coe and Iowa Chi Omegas Mark Sorority Anniversary Dinner

The forty first anniversary of Chi Omega will be jointly observed by the Coe and University of Iowa chapters at a dinner at the Chi Omega house in Iowa City. National president Mrs Mary Love Collins will be guest of honor. The Eleusinian Myth will be performed by Coe members later with a cast and additional participants listed.

Chi Omega Sorority Coe University of Iowa Chi Omega House Iowa City Mary Love Collins Cincinnati University of Arkansas Fayetteville Ark Mary Kruse Edith Benson Marion Hepner Mary Nelson Dorothea Dolson Dorothy Rowles Jeanne Curry Cora Hampton Pauline Frederickson Ellen Lorenzen Phoebe Nemecek Jeannette Focht Betty French Katherine Zisko Ruth Parsons Eleanor Admiral Alice Burton Katherine Brenneman Forest Rutgers, Jr Forest Ritgers Catherine Crane Betty Kitterman Janetta Merritt Elizabeth Jackson Viola Bohlen Janana Chapel Beth Courtney Flora Fleming Dorothea Boblitt Zoe Burge Jacqueline Miller Frances Steck Rebecca Clements Ruth Olson Evelyn Fawcett Wilfreda Hauser Mary Jo Johnson Betty Mehe

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Guests Attend Iowa City Initiation

Cedar Rapids alumnae attended the Pi Beta Phi initiation at the University of Iowa on Saturday. Guests from Cedar Rapids included Mrs. Wayne J. Foster and others, with a dinner at the Jefferson hotel after the initiation. Nineteen women were initiated including Miss Janet Coquillette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Coquillette.

Pi Beta Phi Sorority University of Iowa Cedar Rapids Wayne J. Foster Herbert Killian Owen T. Barry C. Harve Geiger Thomas Crabbe E. E. Nichols Jefferson Hotel Janet Coquillette S. E. Coquillette Knollwood Drive

Miss Anne Winslow Returns to St. Mary's Hall

Miss Anne Winslow daughter of Mrs Edward F Winslow 2171 Linden drive SE will return Monday evening to St. Mary's Hall Faribault Minnesota after spending the spring vacation with her mother.

Anne Winslow Edward F. Winslow Linden Drive St. Mary’s Hall Faribault Minn

Hall Couple Return From Florida Two Months Away

Mr and Mrs Howard Hall of 224 Crescent Street SE returned Friday evening after spending about two months in Florida.

Howard Hall Crescent Street Florida

Men Plan Two-Week Motor Trip to White Sulphur Springs

John S. Vavra of 210 Sixteenth Street SE and Frank Fratcher of the Roosevelt hotel will depart Sunday by car for White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. They expect to be away about two weeks.

John S. Vavra Sixteenth Street SE Frank Fratcher Roosevelt Hotel White Sulphur Springs W. Va

Local residents visit in Jacksonville Illinois

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyd of 501 Twenty-sixth street SE travel to Jacksonville Illinois this weekend to see Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Franchere. Franchere is a faculty member at Illinois College.

Harry Boyd Twenty-sixth Street Jacksonville, Ill Hoyt Franchere Franchere Illinois College

P. E. O. Chapter HJ Meeting At Mrs Wrights Home

Chapter HJ of the P. E. O. will meet Monday at 2 30 at Mrs T H Wright Jr 1837 Grande avenue SE. Miss Virginia Paul to assist. E J Petranek of the Cedar Rapids Bird club to speak. Mrs Philip W Shive to give a brief book review.

P.E.O T. H. Wright, Jr Grande Avenue SE Virginia’ Paul E. J. Petranek Cedar Rapids

Jewish Young People Meeting Promotes Fight Against Fascism

The Jewish Young People’s league will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Temple Judah. Rabbi Albert S. Goldstein of Temple Emmanuel in Davenport will speak on Men ace of Fascism.

Jewish Young People’s League Temple Judah Albert S. Goldstein Temple Emmanuel Davenport

Mercy Auxiliary Meeting at Hospital Library

Mercy hospital auxiliary will convene Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the hospital library for the transaction of important business.

Mercy Hospital

Delta Phi Epsilon Of Coe Entertains At Formal Dance

Delta Phi Epsilon at Coe college hosted a formal dance Saturday night in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. An Iowa City orchestra provided music for dancing and a cabaret floor show entertained guests. Decorations matched fraternity colors green and white with gold and green programs.

Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity Coe College Terrace Montrose Hotel Iowa City Nancy Shields Mary Jo French Barbara Geiger Mildred Hansen Elsie Stone Honora Baade Pat Patterson Virginia Buchanan Jane Huston Trene Woods Ellen Lorenzen Florence Jayne Mary Kathryn Supple Ruth Ulch Betty Neuzil la von Buchanan Dorothy Struesky Dorothy Hampton Doris Garner Margaret Woodhouse Nyline Brown Myron L. Koenig L. R. Wilson Thomas Hayden Clarence H. Nelson Howard Schug Albert Woederhoff Arnold Brokaw

Tuesday Study Club Hosts Meeting at Park Avenue Home

Mrs. C. C. Hunt will entertain the Tuesday Study Club at 2:30 at her home 2004 Park Avenue SE. Mrs. F. M. Winn will present current events and Mrs. John F. E. Stansbury will lead the program.

C. C. Hunt Park Avenue SE F. M. Winn John FE. Stansbury

Mrs N Harold West Hosts Shakespeare Club Meeting

Mrs N Harold West of 425 Twentieth Street NE will host the Monday Shakespeare club at 2 30 p m at her home. The lesson covers scenes 5 6 and 7 of act 4 from Coriolanus.

N. Harold West Twentieth Street Monday Shakespeare Club

P. E. O. Chapter DK to Meet Monday Evening

Chapter DK of the P. E. O. will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday hosted by Mrs. Ernest R. Moore at 536 Knollwood Drive SE. Rabbi David Polish will present a talk on Peace. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. Philip Palmer Miss Joanna Hagey Mrs. J. F. Rall and Miss Bertha Wolf.

Ernest R. Moore Knollwood Drive David Polish Philip Palmer Joanna Hagey J. F. Rall Bertha Wolf

Women elected to lead four P E O chapters in city

Ewly elected presidents and vice presidents of the four P E O chapters in the city are pictured. Mrs C S Mahaffy is out of town. Mrs George G Clements heads chapter HJ. Mrs W R Kemble heads chapter FO. Mrs Everett C Pratt heads chapter GM. Mrs R R Williamson leads chapter DE with Miss Marian Wilson as vice president. Mrs Ray Anderson is GM vice president. Mrs Arthur C Deamer is vice president of chapter HJ.

Ewly P. E.O C. S. Mahaffy George G. Clements First Avenue E W. R. Kemble Everett C. Pratt Nineteenth Street SE R. R. Williamson Washington Avenue SE Marian Wilson First Avenue Ray Anderson B Avenue NE Arthur C. Deamer Twenty-second Street

Westward Tour Ends After 14 000 Miles Traveled

Mrs Myrtle Giffen Johnes of 1816 Fifth avenue SE and Mrs Lena Fisher of 1440 Third avenue SE with Mrs Frank A MacKenry of Philadelphia return after six months touring the west. They visited Vancouver Victoria B C Ensenada Mexico and cities in Washington and California and Albuquerque New Mexico totaling about 14000 miles.

Myrtle Giffen Johnes Fifth Avenue SE Lena Fisher Third Avenue SE Frank A. MacKenry Philadelphia West Vancouver Victoria B. C Ensenada Mexico Washington California Albuquerque N. M

Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity Spring Dance at Coe College

The Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity held its annual spring dance Saturday in the recreation room. It highlighted the sixth of ten program dances with decorations in red white and purple. Chaperons were Prof. and Mrs. W H Ogburn and Prof. and Mrs. J F Yothers.

Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity Coe College W. H. Ogburn J. F. Yothers

Miss Cornelia Anderson Hosts AAUW Reading Group

Miss Cornelia Anderson of 2204 Ridgeway Drive SE will host the first section of the AAUW reading group Monday at 7:30 p.m. at her home. Miss Harriet Mateer will review The Rolling Years by Agnes Sligh Turnbull.

Cornelia Anderson Ridgeway Drive Harriet Mateer Agnes Sligh Turnbull

Social Fifty Picnic Lunch Meeting Planned

The Social Fifty will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. L. A. Owen located at 311 Nineteenth Street.

L. A. Owen Nineteenth Street

West Side W C T U Picnic Meeting Planned

The West Side W C T U will meet Wednesday at 12 30 for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs Merle Witt at 1108 First Avenue NW.

West Side Merle Witt First Avenue NW

Spring Dance at Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday Night

The Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts a spring dance this Saturday featuring the new tea room opening in the east end of the clubhouse basement. Under the social committee chair Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth the tea room is enlarged and redecorated with chartreuse bitter sweet and nautical blue colors and a modern motif. Dinner is served at the club before the dance.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Edwin H. Wadsworth

Mrs Boynton Hosts Ladies Literary Club At Home

Mrs. E P Boynton of 2335 Blake boulevard SE will entertain the Ladies Literary club Monday at 2 30 PM. Mrs R H Pickford will present Mrs Frank Heald who will read from Rebecca West The Thinking Reed.

E. P. Boynton Blake Boulevard Ladies Literary Club R. H. Pickford Frank Heald Rebecca West Reed

Service Circle meeting of the King's Daughters

Service circle of the King's Daughters will meet in the rooms of the Public Health Nursing association Thursday at 2 p.m. Members are asked to come prepared to sew.

The King’s Daughters Public Health Nursing Association

Wednesday Social Club Entertainment

Mrs. Hugh Hillerege hosts the Wednesday Social Club at 331 Fourteenth Street SE. Meeting begins at 2 30 p m with members answering roll call using current magazine articles.

Hugh Hillerege Fourteenth Street SE

Four Corner contract club luncheon announced

The Four Corner contract club will meet for luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Commonwealth tea room. Hostesses named are Mrs. G. Y. Swartzen druber and Mrs. R. A. Lorig.

Four Corner Contract Club Commonwealth Tea Room G. Y. Swartzendruber R. A. Lorig

Mr and Mrs Stuff Return from Western Trip

Mr and Mrs B R Stuff of 1900 Washington Avenue SE have come back after two months visiting Los Angeles and San Diego California Tucson Arizona and San Antonio Texas.

B. R. Stuff Washington Avenue West Coast Los Angeles San Diego Calif Tucson Ariz San Antonio Tex

Hesperian Club Meets at Beulah Perrin Home

The Hesperian club gathers this afternoon at 4 o'clock at 1735 C avenue NE the home of Beulah Perrin with Miss Jennie Post leading the gathering.

Hesperian Club Beulah Perrin C Avenue NE Jennie Post

Ceremonial Camp Fire Girls Hold Grand Council Fire

Eastern Iowa Camp Fire girls gathered in Cedar Rapids Memorial Building for the Grand Council Fire marking the 24th anniversary. More than 3,000 attended as Marion and Cedar Rapids groups won prizes for largest attendance. The event featured candles, songs, a flag presentation, and Woodgatherer ranks awarded to Cedar Rapids girls with a list of recipients.

Iowa Memorial Building Grand Council Cedar Rapids John Hollister Fred Lang Marion L. R. Gerhardt Minnetonka Lieurance Finden George Baldwin Kenneth Curran Elgar R. F. Judson Nola Berger Edith Boardman Mildred Boardman Diana Brokaw Jean Thompson Mary Magdalene Carns Kathleen Oxley Barbara June Clay Dorothy Adee Lucia May Smith Clyde Lane Born Elaine Graham Betty Murray Camp Fire Guardians Mount Vernon Lisbon Vinton Bennett Norway Anamosa Tipton Strawberry Point Wyoming Ariana Burr Marian Rubins Charles Penningroth Woodgatherer Muriel MacIntosh Guardians’ Association Beverly Bain Dorothy Blaine Dolores Boyle Eunice Boyle Marjorie Bush Betty Jean Curnutt Rosemary Fahey Pauline Fuller Ann Hill Betty Jean Jirsa Dorothy Johnson Phyllis Leacox Gladys Linkenback Kathryn Loomis Nancy Macklem Joy May Mary Margaret Meis Dorothy Metela Dorothy Jean Nesper Irene Paula Ellen Pollitz Carla Bernice Janet Hansen Floyd Knapp Irene Dorothy Struesky Maxine Surry Kathleen Victorine Mary Jane Huber

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mes Georae G. Clements R. Williamson Mes Everett C. Pratt Mrs Mes. Anthur C.deamer TRU Art James FE. Hamiltons John L. Millers W. J. Browns East Mahaffys Hot Springs Renald Evans Mrs. Alt Ashley Morrisons Wellesley Mrs. Lenders PI Beta Phi Miss Winslow Howard Halls BOYDS Illinois Mercy Auxiliary Delta Phi Epsilon of Thompson Johnes Fisher A. A. U. W. Group Social Four Corner Club
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