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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1935
Page
15
Hazel withdraws from social life to focus on writing and acting and finds real success. She keeps few friends who are true and supportive, avoids a large social circle, and uses sacrifice of the material to pursue her goals.
Mrs. Rachel Morton hosted the A-Go-I-Go club with guests Mrs. W. J. Kirkwood Mrs W. C. Cummings Mrs J. R. Kirkwood and Mrs R. Billings. Miss Sarah Jane Littlefield invited Kensington club members including Maud and Franc Earhart Winnie Merriman and Marguerite Littlefield. Birthday greetings were hosted at Mr and Mrs George Baldwin for Evelyn and Viola Baldwin. Lutheran Ladies Aid was entertained by Mrs Andy Smith and Presbyterian Missionary society met at Mrs W. P. Lord. Presbyterian Ladies Aid planned to meet at Mrs Perry Wheeless with Mrs David deBest Mrs Herman Stoddard Mrs Joe Moulton and Mrs Alfred Larkins assisting.
London Mrs. Fred Monts hosted the Bridge and Afternoon clubs for a luncheon on Wednesday. Honors were won by Mrs O C Pancratz and Mrs F E Rugger. The Trinity Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ed Behnke of Bennett. Other gatherings included Mrs Leo Twachtmann hosting her bridge club and Mr and Mrs Albert Nesting entertaining relatives for a birthday.
Anamosa society columns report Monticello hostesses for Francis Shaw chapter D A R luncheon and meetings. Camp Fire Girls plan a benefit card party at Legion hall Monday night. Mississippi events include a Mid Eastern rally attendance and a Clinton rally. A Baptist youth rally and a Seventh era birthday dinner are noted with local guests. Married couples include Gilbert and Dorothy Moyer, with Coggan future farm life. Gibbons and Suchomel announce Tipton residence.
Three Grundy Center members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club were chosen for the 16th annual state convention committee in Des Moines May 17 18 and 19. Ruth Dodd is em blem chairman Gertrude Dresselhuis magazine chairman and Gertrude Dieken publicity chairman were named.
A fashion note highlights weightless summer blankets and throws in pastel blues greens and creams plus deeper cedar mahogany and copper tones. Descriptions cover weaves textures bindings borders infant blankets carriage covers and new cotton focus for Monday with tactile cozy appeals for outdoorsy homes and sea side retreats.
Miss Virginia Davidson’s upcoming marriage to Merle Boyer sparked a misc shower at the DeFoe home after a May fete for Shellsburg’s first three grades sponsored by the Legion auxiliary. Neva Bonsteel and E E Newton wed in Davenport with local relatives attending. they plan to reside on the Hatfield farm.
A gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Batchelder in Sand Spring celebrated John Bohlken’s eightieth birthday on a recent Saturday. Guests included Mrs. T. M. Red mond and several other social ladies from Monticello.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical and Reformed church met with devotionals and refreshments at the church. The Methodist Ladies' Social Circle gathered at Mrs Kay's home with hostess refreshments. Monday bridge club met with high score by Mrs Stuhler and guests listed. A fiftieth fourth wedding anniversary was celebrated for Mr and Mrs George Keith at home with out of town relatives. Additional visits and bridge luncheon were noted along with a Catholic Women’s Study Club trip to Worthington for a national council meeting.
Community notices report Atkins Legion Auxiliary will meet at Mrs Arthur Kerk man’s home on Tuesday. The Tob Schueler home hosted relatives for Mrs Schueler’s 69th birthday with many local families in attendance including the Schuelers and Haerthers of Vinton Cedar Rapids Victor and Fairfax. Fred Schminke marked his 40th wedding anniversary with a party and card games yielded high scores by McGivern Keiper and Schminke relatives. Guests at Fox home celebrated Minnie Fox’s confirmation with numerous attendees from Cedar Rapids Marion Newhall Vinton and Atkins.
Hayes elementary fourth graders will present An Old Fashioned Garden at a P. T. A meeting on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. Officers will be installed and sixth graders will perform a play.
The Earlville Ladies Aid society held its annual May day dinner and supper at the church on Wednesday. A Cedar Rapids contingent attended. The Easy Aces bridge club closed its year at Miss Madeline Seger's home with prize winners Mayme Bramley and Madeline Matthews. Officers elected included Mrs. Wilma Ham president, Miss Marie Carty secretary, and Miss Florence Slick treasurer. Various clubs met at home or church with hostess teams named.
Center Junction women gathered at Mrs. Ed Duncan's home on Wednesday. Mrs Ethel Courtney Miss Ariel Romick and Mrs Frank Himebaugh led a program. Lunch honored Mrs G Vander Steep who departs soon for Pittsfield Illinois. Mrs Frank Himebaugh served. The Presbyterian Ladies Working band met at Mrs Ray Sanford's home Thursday with Mrs C H Nelson leading the business meeting. Mrs Lou Ahraken attended as a guest.
Strawberry Point Mary Knight chapter D A R met with Mrs Dorothy Gill with regent presiding. Attendees included Lucille Dunfrund Kate Hebron Amy Gleim Mary Scofield Leora Norris Harriet Harwood Ruth Gallentine and guests Mrs Lillian Gill and Miss Helen Buckley. Officers elected Regent Leora Norris vice regent Dorothy Gill secretary Ruth Gallentine treasurer Lucile Dunfrund registrar Kate Hebron.
Opal Hucker Ruth Bell and Mamie Niederfrank joined a Cedar Rapids luncheon honoring Estherville teacher Miss Helen Tucker at Mrs. M. Sloan's home. Recreation club met with Mrs. Otto Fuehr. high bridge score by Miss Ruby Kempe and Mrs. J. H. Klingbeil. Fortnightly club met with Miss Kate Westfall and featured Miss Helen Buckley Mrs. Charles Gallentine and Mrs. Alex Schmidt.
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