Officers Elected by White Cross Society
The White Cross society elects new officers at a Monday meeting at Bruce More home. Retiring president Mrs. Sumner D. Quarton is replaced by ISAAC B. SMITH as president with Mrs. Van Vechten Shaffer retiring vice-president and Mrs. Roswell H. Pickford retiring secretary. New officers include Mrs. Ben H Witwer as vice-president and Mrs. Eugene M. Pinney as secretary. The group, over twenty five years old, funds a Christmas charity ball supporting a hospital room for self-supporting working girls, overseen by Mrs. W. J Brown and Mrs. Charles S. Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Shaffer
Roswell H. Pickford
White Cross Society
St. Luke's Hospital
W. J Brown
Charles S. Knox
Recital by Miss Helen Masha at Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Prof Joseph H. Kitchin of Coe College music department presents violinist Miss Helen Masha in a Wednesday recital at 8 15 in T M Sinclair Memorial chapel. Masha is a Cedar Rapids musician and member of Kappa Delta Mu Phi Epsilon Cedar Rapids symphony college orchestras Coe string quartet and Czech Fine arts society. She is backed by cellist Beulah Wessvale and pianist Martha Leksa, pupil of Prof Max Dachler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Kitchin
Coe College Department of Music
Helen Masha
T. M. Sinclair
Miss Masha
Frank Masha
Third Street
Kappa Delta Social Sorority
Mu Phi Epsilon
Cedar Rapids
Coe String Quartet
Czech Fine Arts Society
Beulah Wessvale
Martha Leksa
Max Dachler
Boileau Elected President of Coe Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae
Mrs A H Boileau was chosen president of the Pi alumnae chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe College during a Monday meeting after a buffet supper. She succeeds Miss Wilma Coon and a slate of officers including Mrs L B Stevenson vice president Ruth Nehls secretary Lucile Funkey treasurer Nyline Brown editor and Mrs Clay Phillips as executive council chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Boileau
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Boileau
Wilma Coon
L. B. Stevenson
Ruth Nehls
Lucile Funkey
Nyline Brown
Clay Phillips
P E O Chapter DK Members Meet at Mrs Tallman’s Home
Twenty one members of chapter DK of P.E.O. met with Mrs. J. M Tallman at 2608 Bever Avenue SE Monday evening. Miss Lucile Reynolds spoke on Manners and Customs of the Twentieth Century with guests Mrs. John W. Miller of chapter FO and Miss Jessie Parrott of chapter 7 in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
J. M Tallman
Bever Avenue
Lucile Reynolds
John W. Miller
Jessie Parrott
Waterloo
Fontana House Guest From St Louis
Mr and Mrs C Louis Fontana of Cottage Grove avenue SE host Mrs W H Scott of St Louis Missouri as their house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Louis Fontana
Cottage Grove Avenue
Fontana
W. H. Scott
St. Louis, Mo
Morse Family Resettles in City From Cedar Falls
Mr and Mrs H H Morse and their children David James Susan and Janet have arrived in the city and will live at 2625 Bever Avenue SE. Mrs Morse is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Sanford of Meadowbrook Drive SE. The Mor ses are former Cedar Rapids residents who lived in Cedar Falls for the past 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Morse
David
James
Susan
Janet
Cedar Falls
Bever Avenue
Morse
Morris Sanford
Meadowbrook Drive
Cedar Rapids
Social event of P E O Chapter II gathering at Spence home
Mrs. W. Spence of Fairfax road SW hosted Chapter II members of P. E O Monday afternoon with a garden dessert luncheon. Assisted by Mrs. O. W. Lawrence, twenty members attended along with two guests Mrs. J. E. Ives of Chapter GM and Mrs. Brown of Chapter HX Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Spence
Fairfax Road
P. E O
O. W. Lawrence
J. E. Ives
Brown
Des Moines
Reverend Murray Guests In Minneapolis At Barth Home
The Rev. A. L. Murray in Minneapolis stays ten days at 365 Forest Drive SE with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barth while he conducts services at the Sunshine Mission. He is being complimented at a series of informal affairs during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Murray
Minneapolis
A. J. Barth
Forest Drive
Sunshine Mission
Dr. Murray
Music Matinee Club Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Club
Miss Nelle Erwin hosted a luncheon Tuesday for members of the Music Matinee club at the Cedar Rapids Country club. Guest Mrs. Franklin Peddie of Fort Wayne Ind is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace G. Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Franklin Peddie
Fort Wayne
Ind
Horace G. Hedges
Ettinger House Guests Father From Colorado Springs
Mr and Mrs Carl Ettinger of 2635 Bever avenue SE host Mrs Ettingers father N Leipheimer of Colorado Springs Colorado arriving Saturday for a ten day visit to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ettinger
Bever Avenue
Ettinger
N. Leipheimer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mrs John Byrne Hosts Luncheon And Bridge Party
Mrs John F Byrne at 2201 Fifth Avenue SE hosted a luncheon and bridge party for twenty one guests. Attendees included Mrs Homer C Maxwell Mrs Joseph R Buss Mrs Thomas F Lange Mrs Benton Silloway and others, with tables adorned in orchid and yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Byrne
Fifth Avenue SE
Homer C. Maxwell
Joseph R. Buss
Thomas F. Lange
Benton Silloway
C. C. Cunningham
Shirley A. Clark
B. E. Bachmann
E. R Moen
A. L. Taylor
Harold A. Lockhart
Co. Ward Macy
Oscar P. Rusch
Thomas L. Crabbe
John W. Beck
Frank L. Brearton
G. Swartzendruber
L. E. Peterson
A R. Glasier
R R. Bragg
Ralph E. Sorenson
Dr and Mrs Brothers to Leave Krause Home
After several days visiting at the Krause residence 504 Vernon drive SE Cedar Rapids Dr and Mrs William Brothers will depart Wednesday afternoon for their home in Pocatello Idaho They will spend Tuesday visiting friends in Marshalltown and return to Cedar Rapids Tuesday evening Dr Brothers is a nephew of Dr Krause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Krause
Vernon Drive
William Brothers
Pocatello
Ida
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Brothers
Krause
Tea Hosted by Mrs. Hedges for Fort Wayne Guest
Mrs. Horace G. Hedges hosted a tea Tuesday afternoon at 825 Seventeenth Street SE in compliment to Mrs. Franklin Peddie of Fort Wayne Indiana. The Peddies are spending several days at the Hedges residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Hedges
Seventeenth Street
Franklin Peddie
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mrs Sutherland Visits Carey Home In Minneapolis
Mrs William H. Sutherland of Minneapolis is spending several days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Carey at 2317 Grande avenue Ss. The arrangement reflects a social visit during the local week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sutherland Guest
J. Carey
William H. Sutherland
Minneapolis
B. J. Carey
Grande Avenue
Mrs. Ivins Returns After Visit with Father in Onawa
Mrs. Harry M. Ivins of 1832 Fifth Avenue SE has returned home after ten days with her father, Thomas Skevington, in Onawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivins
Onawa
Harry M. Ivins
Fifth Avenue SE
Thomas Skevington
Dudley Couple Celebrate Twentieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dudley of 177 Thirteenth Avenue SW marked their 20th wedding anniversary with a Sunday party at home attended by 41 guests. Friends and relatives from Walker Independence Cedar Rapids Central City and Rowley joined in, guests presented the couple with a gift of china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A Dudley
Thirteenth Avenue SW
George M. Price
E. D. Price
Walker
A. M. Dudley
Deloy Price
Coggon
F. S. Dudley
Devere Dudley
Beta Delphian Meeting at Montrose Hotel
The Beta Delphian Club will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Montrose hotel. Miss Lena Vogt is scheduled to speak on Mexico describing its culture and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Lena Vogt
Mexico
Woman's Club Closes Noteworthy May Year In Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club concluded its 1937 38 season with a May breakfast in the Montrose hotel Crystal room attended by over 160 members and guests. President Warren A Hansen welcomed members and praised officer and committee cooperation while presenting awards and corsages. The program featured piano by Lulu Engelman Welty, dances by Edna K Dieman studio pupils, and a play Just Women directed by Kent Andrews, with college women in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Earl A. Morris
H. L. Nehls
Lulu Engelman Welty
Hansen
Morris
Nehls
Aulden Griffin
Charles E Roberts
Charles Bode
Ways and Means
Austin N. Palmer
Norman Sutliff
Dempsy Jones
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Cyrenus Cole
Roberts
M. B. DeWoody
Bode
Wayne G. Basler
C. C. Cunningham
Henry J. Hromek
Oliver S. Wilson
Edna K. Dieman
Marilyn Morehouse
Arlene Churchill
Patricia Kaufman
Bettiloy Lefebvre
Basler
L. A. Talbott
Colin Clements
Kent Andrews
Cne College
Florence Telecky
Leila McDermott
Verle Breed
Jeanne Hardy
Helen Simmons
Rosalie Stanley
Gertrude Ilten
Pi Omicron Sorority Visits State University
Twenty seven members and guests of Iowa Iota Epsilon chapter of Pi Omicron toured Iowa City Saturday visiting University hospital and East Hall to observe psychology department work and demonstrations. Sunday mothers breakfast at Montrose hotel featured decor and program with Marjorie Voigt welcoming mothers and a toastmaster, with music by Hurych Richter and a sorority quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Iota Epsilon Chapter
Pi Omicron
Iowa City
University Hospital
East Hall
Montrose Hotel
Bernice Berkla
Marjorie Voigt
Louise Gillis
Mizpah Circle To Meet In Church Home
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 30 pm at the home of Mrs. D O Reece 911 Thirteenth street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpail
Mizpah Circle
King's Daughters
D. O. Reece
Thirteenth Street NW
Elizabeth Roth Honored at Davenport Bridge Party
The second pre-nuptial affair for Miss Elizabeth Ann Roth precedes her May 14 wedding to Henry J. Adams. In Davenport the group enjoyed lunch at the outing club, bridged at Mrs. James A. Leach’s home, and concluded with a bridge accessory shower. Attendees included Miss Roth, Mrs. Harold E. Reid of Newark, N J, Miss Helen Larimer, Miss Genevieve McMillan, Miss Barbara Broomhall, Mrs. Justin W. Albright, and Mrs. H. E. Olerich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Roth
Henry J. Adams
Miss Roth
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
James A. Leach
Leach
Harold E. Reid
Newark
N. J
Helen Larimer
Genevieve McMillan
Barbara Bloomhall
Justin W. Albright
H. E. Olerich
Ann Konigsmark Weds Morris A Stoner in Evangelical Church
Miss Ann Konigsmark daughter of Mrs Tillie Konigsmark and Morris A Stoner son of Mr and Mrs A G Stoner wed April 24 at First Evangelical church. Rev George Stauffacher officiated with Lester Konigsmark as proposer and a small family buffet reception followed at the bride’s home. After a honeymoon trip to Chicago the couple reside at 818 L street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Konigsmark
Tillie Konigsmark
Eighth Avenue
Morris A. Stoner
A. G. Stoner
L Street
George Stauffacher
First Evangelical Church
Lester
Chicago
Mrs. Stoner
Dinner Party Honors the Paul Patseys Move
A social gathering at 1242 Sixth Street SW hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Bell honored Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patsey as they move to Osceola. Cards awarded to Marvin Mundy and Charles Sturtz. Attendees included Mrs. M. Mundy and several local couples. A Blue Valley company group also saluted the Patseys at Hallwood Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Bell
Sixth Street
Paul Patsey
Osceola
Marvin Mundy
Charles Sturtz
M. Mundy
R. Bushnell
L. J. Triebel
Bell
Blue Valley Company
Mrs. Patsey
Hallwood
Lambda Beta Sigma Phi installs officers in Montrose
Lambda chapter held an officers installation at the Montrose hotel State suite on Monday. New officers include President Clarice Torgerson and Vice President Gertrude McNeil with several others named. retiring officers listed. Committees formed for the year. prizes awarded for bridge. gifts given to Ada Vedder and each incoming and retiring officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Beth Hubbard
Mildred Stow
Nellieve Peckosh
Catherine Lafferty
Gertrude McNeil
Margaret Gould
Jessie Strang
Kathryn Marshall
Thora Herr
Betty Foster
Louise Eldridge
Ada Vedder
Joan Rowan
Margaret Mackin
Nina Merveaux
Leola Jack
Alice Charlesworth
Open House Honors Mrs Theresa King Birthday
Sunday afternoon at 1807 E Street SW the home of Mrs Charles Burianek hosted friends of Mrs Theresa King as she nears her seventieth birthday. Daughters E A O'Donnell Carroll Sweet presided roses marked the tea table while Elmer Blair and J C Fedderson could not attend. Vernon King and Elizabeth Burianek assisted in the dining room. The family party for Mrs Theresa King was held Saturday at Mrs Sweet's 421 Sixteenth Street NE. O'Donnell to visit Burianek home for several days afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burianek
E Street
Theresa King
Elizabeth Burianek
Sweet
Vernon King
Mrs. Sweet
Sixteenth Street
O'Donnell
Burianek
Farewell Party Honoring Mrs Florence Horner Janeba
Mrs L J Triebel and Mrs H J Templeman hosted at 629 Second Street SW to honor Florence Horner Janeba who departed Sunday for Davenport. Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs Paul Patsey and Mrs Charles Sturtz. Other attendees included Mesdames G Anash Julia Hartson J W Lentz and Misses Ruth Tarvestad Vernice Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Triebel
H. J. Templeman
Mr Countryman Honored At Birthday Buffet Party
Mrs. Frank Countryman of 919 Fifteenth street SE hosted a buffet supper Saturday to honor Frank Countryman on his birthday. Guests included Mrs. Orval Johnson and Mr and Mrs John Seburn along with Mr and Mrs Henry Noble who shared in the card playing and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Countryman
Frank Countryman
Fifteenth Street SE
Orval Johnson
John Seburn
Henry Noble
Birthday Party in Anamosa for Moss and Underwood
The birthday celebration for Mrs. Frank Moss of Anamosa and Will Underwood of Martello was held Sunday at the Moss home in Anamosa. Cedar Rapids guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Moss Mr and Mrs Howard Moss and their family Miss Alice Gordon Leonard Moss Mrs Cora Draecker and Will Buckner. Elmer was among others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moss
Anamosa
Will Underwood
Martello
Moss
Cedar Rapids
Walter Moss
Howard Moss
Alice Gordon
Leonard Moss
Cora Draecker
Will Buckner
Elmer
Local families named in Martelle and area notices
Strowman of Martelle Edgar Moss of Florida and multiple Martelle Morley Springville Olin Marion households are listed with varying family members including Mr and Mrs. Underwood Fowler Jackson Yuill and their relatives. The notice enumerates residents across towns in a social or community notice format.
St Margaret Circle Plans May Luncheon at Elks Club
St Margaret's circle of the Immaculate Conception church will entertain its members at a May luncheon Monday at the Elks club. Committee includes Mrs. White chairwoman and F X Foran Richard Bruch Glenn O'Leary Frank L Martin Vernon Whelan Emmett McDermott Ed Wathan A J Cassel Walter DeSilva. Reservations call Mrs McDermott or Mrs O'Leary by Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
Elks Club
R. S. White
F. X. Foran
Richard Bruch
Glenn O’leary
Frank L. Martin
Vernon Whelan
Emmett McDermott
Ed Wathan
A. J. Cassel
Walter DeSilva
Mrs. McDermott
Party honoring Mr and Mrs John Hunter at their home
A surprise party Sunday celebrated Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter of 76 Fourteenth Avenue SW. Cards were played at two tables and luncheon followed by Mrs. F Crofter and Mrs. Hunter. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Crofter, Mr. and Mrs. F Dolezal and son Cleon, Mr. and Mrs. J Savel Jr, Mr. and Mrs. F Brush, Mr. and Mrs. F Johns, Mrs. Lewis Kadlec and Mrs Yielek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter
Fourteenth Avenue SW
F. Crofter
Hunter
Crofter
F. Dolezal
Cleon
J. Savel, Jr
F. Brush
F. Johns
Lewis Kadlec
Yielek
Mrs Oliver Longueville Hosts Afternoon Bridge Tournament
Mrs Oliver Longueville of 2035 Blake Boulevard SE will sponsor a regular afternoon duplicate contract bridge tournament at her home Wednesday at 1 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Florrie Ann Rue Bush Circle Elects Officers
Kathryn Phillips was elected president of the Florrie Ann Rue bush circle of the Kings Daughters at a home meeting. New officers include Virginia Marr as vice president Beverly Wright as secretary Ruth Henry as treasurer and June Bridge as representative. Wright led the meeting and Bridge led devotions. Plans were set for a tea for Mrs Ida B Mansfield and the session closed with Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Phillips
Florrie Ann Ruebush
The
King’s Daughters
Virginia Marr
Beverly Wright
Ruth Henry
June Bridge
Jennie McCowen
Miss Wright
Ida B. Mansfield
Miss Bridge
United Brethren Mother Daughter Dinner Planned
The missionary societies of the United Brethren church unite for a mother and daughter banquet Friday at 6 30 p.m. at the church. The Wright class will serve with male assistance, a playlet by Otterbein guild girls, a mother and daughter quartet, and a reception service. Mrs. Frank Gates is program chairman and Mrs. Albert Edwards is society president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies of the United Brethren Church
Wright
Otterbein Guild
Frank Gates
Albert Edwards
Chakintu Camp Fire Plants Memorial Tree at Kenwood School
The Chakintu Camp Fire group met Tuesday to plant a commemorative tree on the Kenwood school grounds. Talks on conservation were given by Helen Van Vleck, Dorothy Fernow, Virginia Rice, and Joanne Nost as President Marian Weaver dedicated the tree for the birthday of Camp Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chakintu
Kenwood
Helen van Vleck
Dorothy Fernow
Virginia Rice
Joanne Nost
Marian Weaver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Scott Guest
C. L. Fontana
Denver
Colorado Rockies
Perihhoud Pass
Hardaurfourg
Cocut
Be Mary
Tose
Spence Wostess
DR. Murray Guest
Miss Erwin
TO Music Matinee Club
N. Leiphelmier
Providence
John Byrne
Mrs. Hedges
Mrs. Peddie
Woerderhoff
First Avenue
Woman's Club
PI Omicron Sorority
State University
Elizabeth Roth
Morris Stoner
Paul Patseys
I. C
Fourth Avenue SE
Viennese Ballet
Ballet de la Sultane
Florence Janeba
ST. Margaret's Circle
Nave
Longueville Tourney
Charles Greenberg
Charles
Greenberg
Second Street
Dia
Good Housekeeping
Cod Housekeeping
United Brethren Church
Chakintu Camp
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