Duluth Guests Feted During Week of Socials in Cedar Rapids
Two former Cedar Rapids residents now living in Duluth are hosted by local families. Mrs Newton DeForest and Mrs J J Thanner arrive for a week of dinners luncheons and teas with arrangements at the Roosevelt Roosevelt Hotel continental grill 1646 First Avenue E and the homes of Mrs R P Taylor 300 Nineteenth Street SE and Miss Emily Walbrand JR 1416 A Avenue NE. Thursday features a luncheon and tea party with Mrs W A Robertson and a dinner at Commonwealth tea room followed by an after dinner gathering at Miss Byerly and Miss Boyack apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Duluth
Newton DeForest
R. P. Taylor
Nineteenth Street
J. J. Thanner
Emily Walbrand, JR Cemeani
Avenue NE
Minnesota
W. A. Robertson
First Avenue E
Roosevelt Hotel
Taylor
Eva Byerly
Nelle Boyack
Commonwealth Tea Room
Miss Byerly
Mrs Hedberg Spends Month Visiting Daughter in Minnesota
Mrs Alice Hedberg of Cokato Minnesota is spending a month with her daughter Mrs Clay Phillips and Mr Phillips at 503 Twenty third Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hedberg
Cokato
Minn
Clay _. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Twenty-third Street
Mrs Shaffer Hosts Birthday Dinner at Linden Drive Home
Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer will host a Thursday evening dinner at her Linden drive SE residence to celebrate Mr Shaffer's birthday with family and friends in attendance.
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club discusses monetary cycles since 1900
At a Wednesday meeting of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club current events department Prof. C Ward Macy head of Coe College economics spoke on monetary cycles since 1900 based on the closing chapters of Sher man’s Promises Men Live By Mrs A H Mott led the business session introducing the speaker by Miss Leota Swem hostesses were Mrs P M Davis and Miss Anna Calderwood at the luncheon prior to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
C. Ward Macy
Coe College
Sherman
A. H. Mott
Leota Swem
P. M. Davis
Anna Calderwood
Rehak daughter to wed Sto dola at St Wenceslaus
Mr and Mrs Joseph Rehak of Ely announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Alice Frances to Joseph E Sto dola nephew of Mr and Mrs Ben Jansa of 713 Fourteenth Street SE The wedding is set for April 11 at 8 oclock at St Wenceslaus church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rehak
Ely
Alice Frances
Joseph E. Stodola
Ben Jansa
Fourteenth Street SE
St. Wenceslaus Church
Service Club Meeting at Community House Scheduled Card Party
The Service club of the Community House met Tuesday evening with members Clara Briles Bessie Bartholomew Helen Klinger Anna Kacerovsky Bessie Paulsen Borger Peterson Lucille Bisinger Ruth Boyd Virginia Carter Marvel Foster and Elizabeth Bender present. The next meeting will be April 14 at 1 pm for sewing and to arrange a card party on April 14 evening, with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Commounity House
Clara Briles
Bessie Bartholomew
Helen Klinger
Anna Kacerovsky
Bessie Paulsen
Borger Peterson
Lucille Bisinger
Ruth Boyd
Virginia Carter
Marvel Foster
Elizabeth Bender
Tuesday Study club members host spring tea
Mrs W J Barngrover entertained the Tuesday Study club at 2435 Bever avenue SE Tuesday afternoon. Mrs C C Hunt led devotions and Mrs James B Hodgson read a poem Miracle of Spring. Mrs W A Montgomery painted a spring scene. A social hour followed with Mrs J E Stansbury presiding at the tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue
C C. Hunt
James B. Hodgson
W. A. Montgomery
J. E. Stansbury
Mr. and Mrs I E Jackson Return to Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs I E Jackson relocate to Commonwealth apartments in Cedar Rapids after months away. They spent five months in Boston with their son Prof J E Jackson and wife, then a winter in Florida before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Commonwealth Apartments
Boston
Prof
J. E. Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Florida
Mothers' club of St Pauls Methodist meets for growth
The Mothers' club met Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs Charles J Bready leading devotions on Christian Growth. Mrs A M Sanderson sang two songs with Mrs H J Foreman at the piano. Dr Alberta Munkres of Cornell college spoke on The Problem of Religion as Related to Children. Social hour organized by Mrs Emil Lillick with assistance from Mesdames L W Dooley G D Kaufman and D S Challed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Charles J. Bready
A. M. Sanderson
H. J. Foreman
Alberta Munkres
Cornell College
Emil Lillick
L. W. Dooley
G. D. Kaufman
D. S. Challed
Palm Grove No 1 Woodmen circle meets at Roosevelt hotel
Palm Grove No 1 Woodmen circle gathered Tuesday at the Roosevelt hotel to plan its Cedar Rapids convention set for May 1 2 and 3 Officers for the circle's new officers club were elected and members discussed preparations for a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Grove
Woodmen's Circle
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Pazeta Camp Fire girls tour playground workroom
Members of the senior Pazeta Camp Fire group with guardian Mrs. R. H. Work visited the playground commission workroom on Tuesday. They saw a plaster plaque and book end making demonstration, purchased a piece, and will color it at a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazeta
R. H. Work
Playground Commission
P.T.A. pancake supper planned by Cub Pack No 21
Jackson P. T. A. sponsors a pancake supper for Cub Pack No 21 on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Church of the Brethren located at Twelfth street and Fourth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson P. T. A
Church of the Brethren
Twelfth Street
Fourth Avenue
Edgewood No 1 guest night postponed to April 4
Edgewood No 1 hosts a guest night honoring Edgewood No 2 and 3 and Stony Point schools. The event, set for Friday, was postponed due to bad roads and will now be held Tuesday night April 4 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood No. 1
Edgewood No
Stony Point
Soloist Named for Shrine Palm Sunday Concert
Ruth Ebling Massey contralto will be vocal soloist for the El Kahir Shrine band annual Palm Sunday concert at the Shrine temple Sunday at 3 p.m. Lucy Bushnell Ambroz will accompany. The Rev. George A. Stauffacher offers the invocation. The El Kahir temple sponsored event draws a full house with no admission. The band's seventy five pieces are directed by William F. Vesely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ebling Massey
el Kahir Shrine
Shrine Temple
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
George A. Stauffacher
el Kahir Temple of the Shrine
William F. Vesely
Marilyn Hauser Hosts Tenth Birthday Party
Marilyn Hauser daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Hauser 860 Nineteenth Street SE was hostess at a birthday party on Wednesday afternoon at her home The Easter themed event featured baskets and rabbit balloons and guests including Sandra Schenefelt Suzanne Salter Jacqueline Griffin Jane Hickenlooper Natalie Jenkins Barbara Hammond Sheryl Chehak Joan Woodford Jocelyn Bickel Sherylene Rabus Merilyn Ann Paxson Dorothy Ratner Elma Fern Samuelson Joyce Skinner Susan Comb Mary Helen Richter Carol Van Horn Shirley Gilroy Carol McCleod Betty Frederikson Patty Moore Mary Lou McNally Joanne Brand and Beverly Jane Bettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Hauser
E. B. Hauser
Nineteenth Street
Sandra Schenefelt
Suzanne Salter
Jacqueline Griffin
Jane Hickenlooper
Natalie Jenkins
Barbara Hammond
Sheryl Chehak
Joan Woodford
Jocelyn Bickel
Sherylene Rabus
Merilyn Ann Paxson
Dorothy Ratner
Elma Fern Samuelson
Joyce Skinner
Susan Comb
Mary Helen Richter
Carol van Horn
Shirley Gilroy
Carol McCleod
Betty Frederikson
Patty Moore
Mary Lou McNally
Joanne Brand
Beverly Jane Bettle
Meeting of W C O F Court 769 Officers Named
Members of W C O F Court No 769 of Fairfax elect officers for the term at St Patrick's School meeting Monday evening. Evelena Sampson is chief ranger with Louise Stark as vice chief. Christie Boland records. Ella Harrington financial secretary. Sedonia Murphy treasurer. trustees Lillian Zamastil Tillie Behre Gertrude Lefebvre. conductors Dorothy Tow Frieda Bowler. sentinels Velda Stallman Mildred OConnell. auditors Bernice Sampson Mildred O’Connell Velda Stallman. New members Bernice Sampson Irene Lefebvre. Refreshments served by Christie Boland Cecelia Murphy Mildred OConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s School
W. C. O. F. Court No
Fairfax
Evelena Sampson
Louise Stark
Christie Boland
Ella Harrington
Sedonia Murphy
Lillian Zamastil
Tillie Behre
Gertrude Lefebvre
Dorothy Tow
Frieda Bowler
Velda Stallman
Mildred O'Connell
Bernice Sampson
Irene Lefebvre
Cecelia Murphy
Miss Norton Hosts Pyrex Shower for Miss Kitterman
Miss Josephine Norton of 116 Second Avenue SW will host a Pyrex shower Thursday evening in compliment to Miss Betty Kitterman ahead of her April 19 marriage to William Burl James of Boulder Colorado. Guests include Mrs Adrian Pike Mrs Mary Gibb Miss Arlene Childs Miss Helen Bailey Miss Gertrude Miller and Mrs Jess A Kitterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Norton
Second Avenue SW
Betty Kitterman
William Burl James
Boulder
Colo
Adrian Pike
Mary Gibb
Arlene Childs
Helen Bailey
Gertrude Miller
Jess A. Kitterman
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Merrifield at home
A group of friends and neighbors celebrated Mrs. M. H. Merrifield s sixty third birthday with a surprise party at 126 Eighteenth street NW on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames O Brien Merrifield Nelson Miller Coburn Meek Speake Wicke Murphy Morio Werba O Keefe Koehler Wickham Suchomel Peacock Griffen and others. Out of town guests were Mrs Racer of Waterloo and Mrs Trout of Rock Island II A prize was won by Mrs Wickham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Merrifield
Eighteenth Street
Ed W. O'Brien
L. B. Merrifield
Lloyd Nelson
W. F. Miller
Bella Coburn
C. W. Meek
Ida Speake
W. Suchan
Mary J. Wicke
Doris Wicke
Mary A. Murphy
W. F. Morio
William Werba
Joan J. O'Keefe
Arthur Koehler
Mary Louise
Jay I. Ford
M. A. Uridil
Marsh Safely
Frank Ehrenberger
George
George Merrifield
J. O. Wickham
Jimmie
Anne Suchomel
George Peacock
Mae Griffen
Frances Racer
Waterloo
Joe Trout
Rock Island
Wickham
Kaluwanah Camp Fire Elects Officers
The newly organized Kaluwanah Camp Fire group met Tuesday and elected Thelma Tremble president Ruth Collister secretary and Betty Jane McCabe scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaluwanah
Thelma Tremble
Ruth Collister
Betty Jane McCabe
Mrs Hickok on Elective System in Cedar Rapids Schools
Mrs Charles T Hickok spoke at the Tourist club on modern education from her twelve years on the Cedar Rapids school board. She argued for a balanced electives plan with required basics, detailed in industrial arts and household arts, noting housing, library and visual education issues and urging a middle course for true education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles T. Hickok
Edward H. Files
Bever Avenue
Scout Mothers Meeting Postponed to April 12
The meeting of the Scout mothers planned for April 5 has been postponed until April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Mothers Meeting
Scout Mothers
Return From Vacations In The South
Several local residents ended winter trips to southern locales this week returning to Iowa. Names and addresses of travelers include the Craemers, the Marshall and Moon couples, the Foster and Schoonover families, and the Reids. They visited Hot Springs Arkansas Ocala Florida Madeira Beach St Peters burg New Orleans Tampa Atlanta and St Louis before resuming daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hot Springs
Ark
H. N. Craemer
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
George L. Schoonover
Grande Avenue
Ocala
Fla
L. R. Bracken
Schoonovers
Florida
Cedar Rapids
Raymond A. Reid
Knob
Coe College Phi Sigma Iota Zeta Chapter Initiates Members
The Coe college Zeta chapter of Phi Sigma Iota met in the library staff room Thursday afternoon. Margaret Birkett of Ellsworth Minnesota was initiated and Antoinette Vampola of Cedar Rapids was pledged. Washington University of Seattle faculty and students were invited to join as a new chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Phi Sigma Iota
Margaret Birkett
Ellsworth
Minn
Antoinette Vampola
Cedar Rapids
Rachel Austin
Mary Pooley
Greene
France
Harry M. Gage
Gertrude James
Arthur Poe
Isaac B. Smith
Cecelia Leven
Lydia Hrubesh
Elizabeth Terrill
Roosevelt High
Coe
Anna Heyberger
Evelyn C. Street
Conger A. Metcalf
Zeta Chapter
Washington University of Seattle
Bridge Club Hosts Dutch Treat Lunch at Roosevelt Hotel
A bridge club met at the Roosevelt hotel for a Dutch treat luncheon at the continental grill on Thursday. Guests included Mrs Myron L Koenig. Members present were Mrs A L Abram Mrs H P Solem Mrs L H Esbensen Mrs G O Greenway Mrs W C Culver and Mrs H Taylor. After lunch the group played bridge at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Continental Grill
A. L. Abram
H. P. Solem
L. H. Esbensen
G. O. Greenway
W. C. Culver
H. Taylor
Myron L. Koenig
Kenwanee Camp Fire Group Meets for Camparee Plans
Members of the Kenwanee Camp Fire group of the Wilson P. T. A. met Wednesday afternoon at Dorothy Zvacek’s home at 1206 First Street SW. They planned to attend Camparee on Saturday and to hold a group council fire in spring. Nine girls and the guardian attended. the next meeting will be at Arlene Cilek’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwanee
Wilson P. T. A
Dorothy Zvacek
Edward Zvacek
First Street
Council
Guardian
Arlene Cilek
Mrs Edward Stanek Hosts Karla Masaryk Club Meeting
Mrs Edward Stanek at 924 Center Point Road NE hosted members of the Karla Masaryk club on Wednesday afternoon. After a sewing period, the hostess served refreshments with help from her sister Miss Martha Dvorak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stanek
Center Point Road
Karla Masaryk Club
Martha Dvorak
Daughters of Isabella Initia tes Omitted Names Found
Erroneous information led to omissions in The Gazette list of Daughters of Isabella initiates. Delores Wixstead Katherine Lynch and Julia Novak were not printed in Wednesday’s issue and are now added to the official record. The Gazette corrects the listing to reflect all named initiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Wixstead
Katherine Lynch
Julia Novak
Isabella
the Gazette
Annual Inspection Held by Cedar Chapter of OES
About 450 attended Cedar Chapter No. 184 OES annual inspection Tuesday evening with Ruth Turner as worthy matron and J R Watson as worthy patron presiding. Visitors included Lester Jay Ottumwa worthy grand patron and numerous grand officers. The event featured rainbow color fans, a pot of gold presentation, and the singing of All for You by Marguerite Nai bert. Easter eggs and spring flowers adorned the chapter rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On of Cedar
E. S
Ruth Turner
J. R. Watson
Oelwein
Lillian Ritter
Cedar Falls
Ida Manchester
Daisy Baker
Ada Jay
Ottumw
Hettie Mills
Central City
Abbie Sheldon
Florence Thomas
Agnes Kind
Bess Manilaw
Barbara McFadden
Yetta Jewett
Waterloo
Jo Ann Bode
Marcia McGrue
Williamsburg
Eleanor Sawyer
Clarence
Ruth Watson
Marie McClaughry
Wilma Myers
Elizabeth Watson
Esther Estes
Bessie Graves
Lorene Spohn
Lucile Hoyt
Bernice Baldwin
Gladys Fordyce
Amanda Easton
Alma Mason
Harry W. Dunker
A. C. Barta
Malta
Martin
Bess Monilaw
Decoration duties at school with lunch at Montrose hotel
The text notes that someone was in charge of decorating. The school of instruction occurred in the forenoon, followed by a luncheon at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Y W C A Girl Reserve Luncheon Held for Visiting Secretaries
Courtesy luncheon arranged by the association's Girl Reserve committee honored Miss Genevieve Lowry national advisory secretary of the Y W C A and Miss Bernice Bridges younger girls division secretary. The event took place Wednesday at the Commonwealth tea room with committee members including Mrs. Louis R. Kriz Mrs. W. R. Armstrong Mrs. Dwight Krumholtz Mrs. Ray L. Birkholz Mrs. F. W. Franey Mrs. Harley Byuwser Miss Grace Gordon and Miss Marguerite Stein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Lowry
Bernice Bridges
Association
Commonwealth Tea Room
Louis R. Kriz
W. R. Armstrong
Dwight Krumholtz
Ray L. Birkholz
Mrs Nelson and Mrs Chester Visit In Cedar Rapids Area
Mrs T H Nelson of Crookston Minnesota and Mrs S A Chester of San Diego California are visiting friends in Cedar Rapids and Marion Iowa. They attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Chester's parents Mr and Mrs George M Price in Walker Sunday. Mrs Nelson, a Price niece, was at the Prices wedding fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Nelson
Crookston, Minn
S. A. Chester
San Diego
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Walker
Chester
George M. Price
Nelson
Price
Prices
Eight Ladies Dine, Bridge at Roosevelt Hotel
Eigh t ladies met for a Dutch treat luncheon at the Continental Grill in the Roosevelt Hotel Thursday. Guests included Mrs. George Smith Mrs. W A Cash Mrs. Richard H Weld house Mrs. L A Buse Mrs. R A Donahue Mrs. Tom Brady Mrs Taylor and Mrs Hurley Brown. After lunch, bridge was played at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Grill
Roosevelt Hotel
George Smith
W. A. Cash
Richard H. Weldhouse
L. A. Buse
R. A. Donahue
Tom Brady
Taylor
Hurley Brown
Mount Mercy Alumnae Luncheon at Elks Club
Mount Mercy alumnae plan a 1 p.m. Saturday luncheon at the Elks club with reservations via Mrs. R. D. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Alumnae
Mount Mercy
Elks Club
R. D. Long
Time index shows sharp three month rise in business
New York AP reports Time magazine index of business conditions jumped to 95.6 last week, up 2.5 points or 2.7 percent from 93.1 the prior week. The rise marks the strongest advance in three months and was released Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Time
Devised cheese canapes and lemon tarts from a pantry guide
A scanned recipe page describes making cheese canapes from Wilsons Certified American Cheese with butter mustard and sauces, plus potato and vegetable salad with French dressing and pickle, then lemon tart fillings with lemon juice rind and eggs baked in tartlet pans. It notes assembly on toast or crackers, garnish ideas, and storage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Hedberg
Clay Phillips
Mrs. Shaffer
MR. Shaffer
Current Events
C. W. Macy
Alice Rehak
J. E. Stodola
Mrs. Barngrover
I. E. Jacksons
P.T.A. Meetings
Jackson
Second Ave
Enzler’s
DIAL
Shrine
Fairfax W. C. O. F
Miss Kitterman
Honor Mrs. Merrifield
Romance Language Society
Bridge Club
Kenwanee Camp Fire
T. C
Third Avenue SE
Ational I
McKabe
OUR
SENS
Paristyle
Second ST
Cedar Chapter of
O. E.S
Same
Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Chester
Nenier’s
America’s Footwear
Toby
Renier
Second Street SE
Rector’s
Wusorn & Co
Wilson’s
Wilson
Ian
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