Rainy May Day Drives Social Bridge Luncheons
On a rain soaked May day, society items show several bridge clubs hosting luncheons and two tables of bridge at homes across SE addresses. Hostesses include Mrs James D Blake Mrs Eugene C Hoyt Mrs Delbert R Ashby and Mr and Mrs J Seibke with dinners at the Commonwealth tea room and local residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Blake
Linden Drive
Bridge Club
Eugene C. Hoyt
Park Terrace
Delbert R. Ashby
Country Club Parkway SE
J. Seibke
Blake Boulevard
Commonwealth Tea Room
Seibke
L. C. Bell
Washington Avenue
Marriage Plans For Miss Harriet Young And John Turner II
John B. Turner II sails to New York to meet Miss Harriet Young of Des Moines who arrives from England on the Rex. They will visit friends in Cleveland Greensburg Pa. Cedar Rapids and Des Moines before a June wedding is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Turner
New York City
Harriet Young
Des Moines
England
Cleveland
Greensburg
Cedar Rapids
Miss Young
Mr. Turner
Mrs Schroeder Returns Home After Visit in Winona
Mrs T T Schroeder of Richmond Illinois has returned home after a three week visit with her daughter Mrs Frank C Welch on Third Avenue Road SW. Mr and Mrs Welch accompanied her to her home returning at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Schroeder
Richmond, Ill
Frank C. Welch
Third Avenue Road
Welch
Schroeder
Family leaves after visit with Miss Lelia Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. David O. Johnson of Toronto and their children Jeanette Johnson and Wellington departed Tuesday for home following a visit with Miss Lelia Johnson of 1100 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O. Johnson
Toronto
Canada
Jeanette Johnson
Wellington
Lelia Johnson
First Avenue E
Mrs. Elliott Davis and son visit Mason City
Mrs J Elliott Davis of 2510 Twenty sixth street drive SE and her son are spending the week in Mason City visiting Miss Martha Pattie. They plan to return at the end of the week.
Regular city bridge tourney at Roosevelt Friday night
The regular city bridge tournament will be played Friday at 8 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel. No reservations are required for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs C Chambers Returns From Four Day Visit
Mrs Frank C Chambers of Commonwealth apartments returned Tuesday after a four day visit with Mrs John Graver of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C Chambers
Commonwealth Apartments
John Graver
Des Moines
Mrs Whitehill Returns From Four Month Trip
Mrs. N. E. Whitehill of 1920 Ridgeway Drive SE returned Monday after a four month journey visiting Canada and New York to enjoy reunion and sightseeing with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Whitehill
Ridgeway Drive
Canada
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Benefit Card Party
The Ways and Means Committee of VFW Auxiliary No 788 sponsors a benefit card party in the Crystal room of the Montrose Hotel tonight at 8 o clock. Mrs Ben Johnson chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
No. 788
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Ben Johnson
Beethoven Club Presents Morning Musical Program
Beethoven Club members and guests offer a musical program at the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday at 10 a.m. Eleanor Taylor opens with Current Events, followed by a sequence of numbers by Beane Bevera, MacDowell, and Stravinski among others. Performers include Gertrude Nielsen, Mrs OpaLee Barnard, Mrs Helen File, Magrice Estes, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Chamber of Commerce
Eleanor Taylor
Beane Bverea
MacDowell
Miss Taylor
Rathmaninot
Gertrude Nielson
Vosa
Ee Tee P.eces
Grant Perra
Helen File
Hills
Magrice Estes
Teachers Group Elects Officers in Cedar Rapids
Miss Ruth Griffith of Washington High School was re elected president of the Cedar Rapids Teachers association at a Tuesday meeting in the YWCA auditorium. New officers include Nell Boyack first vice president Lilian Clark second vice president Erma Oberg secretary Lillian Dinsdale treasurer Miriam Confare pension officer and Agnes Robertson Ella Harding Emily Matousek insurance board. Credit union directors named William Owen Lloyd George Miriam Silseth with three year terms and Elsie Cornely Joy Anderson Martha Griffith two year terms Leonora Beggs Lucile Pogge Elizabeth Kaisand one year terms. Auditing committee for one year Ella Grissel Helen Hibnes Mabel De Woody and credit committee Katherine Munkhoff Thelma Marton Hazele Harper. Outgoing officers are Agnes Chaney Margaret Grier Olga Tapper Agnes Carlson Helena Arduser Elsie Propst Aure White and Myra Wills. Tea preceded by social committee chair Katherine Munkhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Griffith
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Teachers’ Association
Yw.cla
Nell Boyack
Lilian Clark
Erma Oberg
Lillian Dinsdale
Miriam Confare
Agnes Robertson
Ella Harding
Emily Matousek
Insurance Board
William Owen
Lloyd George
Miriam Silseth
Elsie Cornely
Joy Anderson
Martha Griffith
Leonora Beggs
Lucile Pogge
Elizabeth Kaisand
Ella Grissel
Helen Hibnes
Mabel de Woody
Katherine Munkhoff
Thelma Marton
Hazele Harper
Agnes Chaney
Margaret Grier
Olga Tapper
Agnes Carlson
Helena Arduser
Elsie Propst
Aure White
Wilson Senior Teachers Entertain Junior Group
Wilson senior high school teachers will entertain junior high staff this evening at a May day dinner and bridge party at the Roosevelt hotel. Forty eight seats arranged, tables centered with sweet peas, pastel May basket place cards. Committee: Florence Moles chair, Frances Ashton, Katherine Munkhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Senior High School
Roosevelt Hotel
Florence Moles
Frances Ashton
Katherine Munkhoff
Cedar Chapter 184 OES Hosts Querie Luncheon
The Past Matrons Association of Cedar Chapter No 184 OES holds a querie luncheon at the home of Mrs Leansee Yurll on Second Avenue SE Thursday. Members are requested to meet the usual premeeting requirements.
Meeting notice for lunch discussion at SFT Park
A meeting is planned at 4 Stone Avenue Park for lunch with Mrs Feo and Tim Pete to discuss Tokert with Mr and Mrs Clemments assisting. The exact time and participants are tentative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
The
King's Ty
Feo
Tokert
Mos
Clemments
Mr and Mrs Stark Celebrate Wedding Anniversary
Vow dA Ms Stark were served at a dinner given by thar ott Gdretmoon. Inwentyeon waddng anniversary records Ty e yreccont were Mr and Mrs con Wacen and ther tt Ober sad Glenn, Mrs Crem tre, Maio god Mrs. Robert Toytiye AY Ryan, George Zeser rd Sasen Leonard, Mr and Mr Hers Get axe and their children Pe Bull Reith and Joanne, Jean Stek and his children, Cro Sado and Catherine, Bled Geasene, Wilam Murrin, Roy Stark and the VWieses Mary nd Ebebeth Stark Mr and Mrs Stark were presented a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Wacen
Glenn
Crem Tre
Maio God
Robert Toytiye
AY Ryan
George Zeserrd Sasen Leonard
Hers Get Axe
Pe Bull Reith
Joanne
Jean Stek
Cro Sado
Catherine
Bled Geasene
Wilam Murrin
Roy Stark
Mary
Ebebeth Stark
Stark
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Roberts
A surprise party was given for Mrs Roberts on her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Mather Mr and Mrs Leslie Crawford Mr and Mrs Allen Bliss and daughters Maxine Lorraine and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petry Reaberts
Roberts
Charles Mather
Leslie Crawford
Allen Bliss
Maxine
Lorraine
Kathryn
Camp Fire Girls At St. Pauls To Have Council Fire
Camp Fire girls from St Pauls church sponsored groups meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the lower church auditorium for a grand council fire. Dorothy Jane Plock will announce the theme 1935 birthday project My Place in the World and lead the pledge and national anthem. Fire lighting honors go to several girls and talks on Our City are planned along with rank awards and awards for various crafts and attendance. Movies of camp activities will be shown after a social hour hosted by the girls work committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
St. Pauls Church
Dorothy Jane Plock
Jean Wire
Joan Yessler
Lucia Mae Smith
Mary Frances Bucknell
Katheryn Mae Greene
Barbara Sgarlata
Lois Harris
Marilyn Ingham
M. R. Warren
Cedar Rapids
Jane Watson
Jean Morris
Marjorie Harris
Betty Atkinson
Donna Heinen
Jane Walters
Jean Puckett
Phyllis Haynes
Jane Owens
Millicent Svoboda
Laura Ann Safely
Margaret Reid
Jane Alexander
Aliana Burr
Jean White
Josephine Beadle
Velma Rose Love
Miss Burr
Warner C Danforth
A. Love
Russell Knapp
Mirs
J. D. Houser
Wil
City Council Board
Church
J U. Yessler
F. E. Stull
Robert Armstrong
A.L. Killan
Walter Miller
L. L. Dolson
George A. Johnson
Frank Waples
Bertram Puckett
Music Students To Give Recital At Coe College Chapel
Four faculty pupils perform a Friday 8 pm recital at T M Sinclair Memorial chapel. The public is invited to hear pieces by Bach Brahms Grieg Mozart Mendelssohn and more, featuring students Jacqueline Jane Wurster Dorothy Mueller Priscilla Patterson Kathleen Carey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Conservatory of Music
Grace Swab
Max Daehler
Bernice Hach
Eleanor Houts
T M_ Sinclair Memorial
Gretchaninoff
Behr Jacque Wurster
Barcelona
Poundraln
Celia Krachmar
Afusie
Wee Lincow
Libby Fikejs
Tatantere
MacDowell
Jane Wurster
E Tschathowsky
Josephine Thomas
Brahms Dorothy Irene Mueller
Alla Turca
Bmoczart
Ruth Biary Buresh
Beethoves
Barbara &Garlata
Romacce Reinecke
Jacque
V.e2 Sons
Grieg
Dorothy Mueller
Priscilla Patterson
Matz
Amatrahms Country Gardens
Grainger
Kathleen Carey
Senate
Beethoven Prestiss
Ceanne Anderson
Marjorie Davis
Betty Jean Stephenson
Eight L. R. club dinner at Keyes home
Members and guests attended a dinner Monday evening at Mr and Mrs G C Keyes 1031 Third Avenue W. Winners in rock were Mrs H G Fussell and R Kunins with consolation to Mrs G J Scott and Dr L T Arduser. A short business meeting and program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Club
G. C Keyes
Third Avenue
H G Fussell
R. Kunins
Rock
G. J. Scott
L. T. Ar«duscer
Tt H
G Fussell
J Scott
Keyes
R Elkins
Nelle Res
J House
R Mineck
Jr LL. T
Arduser
Nellie Mine
HK J Waymer
L. Heston
Mechapiesville
Houser
Williamsburg brickwork project detailed by De Castello
Miss De Castello described Rockefeller foundation reconstruction efforts in Williamsburg detailing brickmaking from local clay, reopened kilns, English glass for old windows, and oyster shell lime mortar. She also spoke about William and Mary College as the oldest in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M . de Castello
Williamsburg
Rockefeller Foundation
George Yuill
Second Avenue SE
de Castello
Virginia Capital
England
William and Mary College
United States
Delphian Meet Examines The Pony Express
Bela Delphian hosts the Thursday 7:20 p.m. session at the Montrose hotel. Louise Safely speaks on Origin and History and Gladys Groth on Famous Riders as the study topics for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Pony Express
Louise Safely
Gladys Groth
Redingotes With Bright Color Splash Capture Fashion Mood
Bright splashes of color dress the redingote trend with riotous greens reds and daisy prints on navy backdrops. Navy coats set prints off while Regency pastels offer subtle contrast. Tailored patterns including geometries and polka dots appear. the redingote remains a versatile many occasion outfit ahead of sandals tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fink
Velama Holmes Engaged to Stanley Schreiber
Mr and Mrs E J Holmes announce the engagement of their daughter Velma to Stanley G Schreiber of Dysart son of Mrs Katherine Schreiber of Dysart. No wedding date set. Miss Holmes is a Grant high school graduate and Mr Schreiber is a Dysart high school and Cornell college graduate and Panther social fraternity member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Holmes
Seventh Street
Velma
Stanley G. Schreiber
Dysart
Katherine Schreiber
Miss Holmes
Grant High School
Mr. Schreiber
Cornell College
Panther
Pratt Couple Surprised on Forty Fourth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs. F. W. Pratt were honored Monday evening at their Vinton road NE home for their 44th wedding anniversary. A gift was presented by a local group as many Pratt relatives and friends attended, including Dave and Ed Pratt plus numerous family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Pratt
Vinton Road
Dave Pratt
Arlen
Edward Pratt
Howard
Lois
Herbert Pratt
Marvin
Virginia
Donna Mae
Betty
Ruby
M. Brady
James
Miss Bonnichsen Hosts Bridge Club Dinner
Miss Carol Bonnichsen hosted her bridge club at Bishop cafeteria Tuesday evening. After dinner the group moved to Miss Vernetta Timmsen's home at 128 Fourth Avenue SW for bridge. Other members present were Wilma Peterman Mary Ketler Margaret Murphy and Helen Sheetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Bonnichsen
Bishop
Vernetta Timmsen
Fourth Avenue SW
Wilma Peterman
Mary Ketler
Margaret Murphy
Helen Sheetz
Van Buren study group hosts house warming
The Van Buren study group met Monday evening for a house warming at 1016 Eighth street NW. Attendees included Mrs. R. F. Taft, Mrs. L. K. McKee, Mrs. C. C. Pitlik, Mrs. Henry Jensen, Mrs. A. Schluntz, Mrs. George Naxcra, Mrs. Hurtt, Mrs. Frank Ernberger, Mrs. Bert Watkins and Mrs. William Brown. Games were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Msrs
Earl Waite
Eighth Street NW
R. F. Taft
L. K. McKee
C. C. Pitlik
Henry Jensen
A. Schluntz
George Naxcra
Hurtt
Frank Ernberger
Bert Watkins
William Brown
Drama group sections to dinner in Commonwealth tea room
Twenty three members of the A. ALU. W. will attend the dinner meeting of the two sections of the drama group this evening in the Commonwealth tea room. Mrs Jewel Bothwell Tull will read her play Which Hand Will You Take following the dinner. Miss Tull's play won a honorable award in the Community Players contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alu. W
Commonwealth Tea Room
Jewel Bothwell Tull
Miss Tull
Blue Triangle Club Speaker on Birds Follows Federation Dinner
Mrs. C S Mahaffy will discuss Birds at a Blue Triangle club meeting after the Y W C A federation dinner. The event includes a roller skating party and dinner reservations are requested by Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C S. Mahaffy
Blue Triangle Club
Y. W. C. A. Federation
Y. W
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle Meeting at Montrose Hotel
The study group of the Daughters of Isabella will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Montrose hotel. Miss Kathryn Pogge will read a paper on The Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Kathryn Pogge
Vatican
Rainbow DInner for Fifty Camp Fire Girls in Cedar Rapids
Fifty Camp Fire Girls who have earned fire maker or torch-bearer ranks enjoyed a rainbow dinner at Westminster Presbyterian church. Mrs. M. R. Warren and Miss Ariana A. Burr led as guests with a rainbow decor theme. The evening featured color toasts, songs, a musical reading, and readings by Mary Gent and Georgianne Buresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Westminster Presbyterian Church
M. R. Warren
Cedar Rapids
Miss Burr
Billboard
Barbara Sgarlata
Jane Ball
Kathryn Engle
Shirley Like
Dorothy Jane Plock
Isabelle Smith
Wells Peck
Thomas McNaughton
Mary Gent
Betty Lee Warren
Georgianne Buresh
Sorority Founders Day Observed by Lambda and Sigma Chapters
Lambda and Sigma chapters of Beta Sigma Phi gathered at Montrose Terrace for a Founders Day banquet. Mrs. Florence Zimmer led prayers, Miss Wiltrude Cherry closed. Verne Jeffery provided music while Mrs. Rosemary Filip Hendrix accompanied at the piano. Prizes went to Paula Book and Leola Jack. Lambda held informal initiations for Jane Briggs Pauline Quinn and Margaret Mackin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda
Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Terrace
Florence Zimmer
Lambda Chapter
Wiltrude Cherry
Sigma Chapter
Verne Jeffery
Rosemary Filip Hendrix
Paula Book
Leola Jack
Fern Cherry
Edith Smith
Jane Goodfellow
Kathryn Marshall
Donna Smith
Nellieve Borah
Jane Briggs
Pauline Quinn
Margaret Mackin
Engagement Announcement and House Party Honor Frances Capek
Mr and Mrs Malvin Nelson hosted a party at 309 Thirteenth Street SW for Frances Capek whose marriage to Harry Elias is set for Saturday at 8 pm at St Wenceslaus church. Eighteen guests were served with a pink and white table centerpiece. Guests included Mr and Mrs G Lenning Mr and Mrs Ed Mally Mr and Mrs E Schrader Mr and Mrs F Nelson Mr and Mrs L Davenport Mr and Mrs T Norberg Mr and Mrs E Mayfield and Mr and Mrs M Nelson with Mrs Glenning assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvin Nelson
Thirteenth Street
Frances Capek
Harry Elias
St. Wenceslaus Church
G. Lenning
Ed Mally
E. Schrader
F. Nelson
L. Davenport
T. Norberg
E. Mayfield
M. Nelson
Glenning
Hadassah and Young Judea Meeting At Montrose Hotel
Mrs Perlman of Chicago spoke on Hadassah work in Palestine during a Junior Hadassah meeting at the Montrose hotel Tuesday evening. Mrs Licht led Young Judea members and guests in Palestinean songs.
Mrs T B Yuill Hosts Cultus Club Gathering
Mrs T B Yuill will entertain the Cultus club Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at her home on Johnson avenue NW with members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Yuill
Cultus Club
Johnson Avenue NW
Walton Archery Club Meeting For Waltonians Thursday
The Walton Archery Club will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Waltonian cabin 2257 Mount Vernon avenue. All Waltonians and friends interested in taking an active part in the organization are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Archery Club
Mount Vernon Avenue
South English Superintendent to Move to Scarsboro
A. H. Ferris, longtime superintendent of the South English schools, will leave his post after eleven years to take a new superintendent position in Scarsboro next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Ferris
Scarsboro
Miss De Castello Returns From Chicago Visit
Miss Anna Marie De Castello of 809 Seventeenth Street SE returns Tuesday after a three week stay in Chicago with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Castello
Anna Marie de Castello
Seventeenth Street SE
Chicago
Guest of Burglars Miss Marguerite Early Arrives in Green Bay
Miss Marguerite Early of Green Bay Wisconsin arrived Tuesday to be a house guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John L Bur far at their home 1635 Grande avenue SE She will stay through May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Early
Green Bay
Wis
John L. Burfar
Grande Avenue SE
Miss Early
Delta Delphian Meets to Study Russian Traits
Mrs D M Taylor will lead a study on Russian Traits at the Delta Delphian meeting Thursday at 9 30 am in the Corn room of the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D M. Taylor
Delta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Olivet Mother Daughter Banquet Planned by Church
Olivet Presbyterian Church invites all mothers to attend a mother and daughter banquet hosted by the missionary society Friday at 6 pm. Each mother should bring her daughter or another girl. A program is planned and attendees should bring picnic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society
First Evangelical Mother Daughter Dinner Held at Church
The annual mother daughter banquet of the First Evangelical church will be held Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the church. A program will follow the dinner. All mothers and daughters of the church are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Shrine Family Party at El Kahir Temple Friday
The Shrine hosts a family party for Shriners and their families at El Kahir temple Friday evening. A 6 30 picnic supper opens the program with activities for children and dancing for adults. Dr A N Humiston chairs the committee. Women should bring dishes for their families. coffee and ice cream are provided by the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir Temple
A. N. Humiston
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John Turner
Mrs. Schroeder
D. O. Johnsons
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Chamibers
Bill
Amy
Jane Boyd
G Stark
Mrs. Roberts
St. Paul’s
Beta Delphian
Amos Parrish
York
Redingote
Velamla Holmes
Stanley Schreiber
Miss Bonnichsen
T. A
D. OF. I
Sorority
Junior Hadassan
Gounod's
Festival Opera Co. of
Coe College Chorus
Reinard Werrenrath
Metropolitan Opera
John Fane-Gasser
Chicago Opera
James Wolfe
Metropolitan Qners
Shrine Temple
Burgars
Shriners
Killian’s
Institute
Velia Baumhoefener
Mr. M.C. Kehne
Candlewick
Georgia
Alice Blevins
Sara Dobson
Georgia Maid
Bobby Amira
Killian Company
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