Social hour led by Mrs A J Cassel and division group
The social hour was organized by Mrs A J Cassel and members of her division who led the singing and chaired the event.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1942
Page
17
The social hour was organized by Mrs A J Cassel and members of her division who led the singing and chaired the event.
Courtesies hosted for bridge and book clubs in Cedar Rapids featured members and out of town guests. Mrs. Clay E. Phillips hosted a book club luncheon with guest Elizabeth Bird of Highland Park Illinois and reviewers.
Mrs. Charles J. Bready spoke on Africa the Jackpot of the War to members of chapter FO PEO at a luncheon Tuesday hosted by Mrs. John E. Stansbury at 2250 Country Club Parkway SE. Guests included Miss Beth Schlampp of Eldora chapter FA Effingham.
Mr and Mrs John M Drabelle of 521 Fairven Drive SE and their son John returned Wednesday evening after spending several days in Chicago.
Dr Ralph Dresser Hunting Jr son of Mr and Mrs R D Hunting 2800 First Ave NE has earned a navy commission and serves as an assistant surgeon at the navy base hospital San Diego His wife Mary Jane Madden daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Madden of Virginia MN resides at 536 Maple Street Palomar Apartments San Diego They married in Chicago in 194? after attending Yale and Northwestern and interning at St Lukes Hospital Chicago.
After attending the eightieth Iowa State Dental Society meeting in Des Moines, a Cedar Rapids group headed home Wednesday evening. The list includes numerous doctors and their spouses such as Dr A N Hamiston, Dr C Lehman, Dr C S Foster, Dr C L Fenner, Dr Ernest W Anderson, Dr J C Stanton, Dr George Reid, and others.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Leibsohn of 1955 Fifth avenue SE hosted their daughter Mrs Jack Schurman and her husband from Chicago along with their daughters Nancy and Sadie for a few days. Another daughter Mrs Herbert Mintz of Chicago departed home after a 10 day visit with her parents.
Genevieve Newman daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Wesley Newman and Frank Watts Miller son of Mrs W C Miller of Boston were married at 430 p m Friday in the Free Methodist Publishing House garden at Winona Lake Indiana The ceremony was performed by Rev Carl N Howland The bride wore ivory satin with junior train and net veil The couple's reception for 150 followed at Westminster hotel They will reside in Peoria Illinois after a East coast trip with plans for Miller to lead Bacon Memorial Mission Cedar Rapids and Winona Lake attendees included local Rev C F Chitty and relatives from Wheaton Jolley Indianapolis and Boston
A birthday party for Mrs Theresa King marked her seventy fourth birthday with hosts Mrs H S Mann at 1754 D Avenue NE and Mrs John T Nickolls at 1710 B Avenue NE. A birthday cake was baked by Miss Maryjorie Nickolls.
Husbands of Wednesday Social club members were entertained at a picnic supper hosted by Dr and Mrs B Rice at 2201 Fifth Avenue SE. Hugh Harrington presented slides of Iowa during the gathering.
Mrs. Fred M. Hagen entertained the Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters Tuesday at dessert luncheon. The group voted to donate 75 to Camp Good Health and to buy a war savings bond. Officers elected include Mrs A R Glasier president and others. Installations set for May 19 at Mrs. Harry on Dunker's home, 314 Crescent Street.
The I C Motiters Club invites members to gather in the school club rooms Friday at 2 p.m. It will be the final meeting of the current term.
A memorial service for members of Hanford unit No. 5 of the American Legion Auxiliary was held in the Memorial building. Officers and members spoke, sang, and reported on service activities including baby clothing donations and mattress support for a needy service member. The group announced poppy distribution in Cedar Rapids on May 23 and planned a fundraising picnic at the Memorial building.
Mothers of Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 were honored at a Monday evening meeting. Mrs. Elsie Henry and Mrs. Ada Stone led the program with a vocal solo by Lillian Neff, a reading by Anna Belle Coover, and songs by mothers and lodge members.
Nineteen members of the Lydian class at Olivet Presbyterian church hosted a Wednesday dinner at Fleming's tearoom to honor Mrs E J Wykle who has resigned. A business meeting and social hour followed at Mrs Bert Woodford's home 1118 B avenue NW. Officers installed were Mrs Stanley Lubbock president Mrs Bruce Lindsay vice president and Mrs Vernon Pickerill secretary and treasurer. Gifts from the class were given to Mrs Woodford retiring president and Mrs Wykle.
The Junior Maccabees plan a wiener roast Saturday at 11 am at the duck pond in Ellis Park. Juniors bring their own wieners and buns. ice cream sticks provided by the lodge. If rain, event postponed. A rum mage sale is set for May 15 at 506 Third Avenue SE. Call Mrs W F Pepin, 2-0174, Mrs J L Hicks, 2-7049, or Mrs Lottie Kerns, 2-0453, before May 14.
Seventeen members of the Past Counselors club were entertained at a breakfast Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harry V Morgan in First Avenue NE. After the business meeting the group played bingo.
Senior graduating members of Kappa Delta sorority at Coe College were honored at a formal dinner at the YWCA. Mrs. Hugh Owens presided as toastmaster, introducing Lucile Speer, Helen Donnelly, and Mrs. Paul Strain. Miss Catherine Covert toasted the seniors. Helen Mary Knox gave the farewell.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Myers hosted a dinner in honor of their son Donald at Amana on his twentieth birthday. Guests included Mrs Caroline P Newman Mrs Dorothy Spencer Miss Gail Edwards Miss Margaret Newman Miss Dorothy Burke Mr and Mrs Donald Kennedy and daughters Lenora and Donna Jack Myers Bob Myers and John Moore of St Joseph Mo.
Sarasota report notes Johnny Pesky then a rookie Red Sox shortstop visited Portland Oregon as a visiting clubhouse boy while Joe Gordon played for the Portland team in the Pacific Coast League era trivia.
Three Cedar Rapids YWCA representatives Katherine Franken Marguerite Stein and Ida May Hoffman will attend the Central regional conference in Chicago at the Sherman hotel Friday Saturday and Sunday. The theme is The Role of the YWCA in a World at War with discussions on psychological adjustments women’s wartime contributions and postwar peace building. Mrs Ernest Johnson of Lake City is noted.
Forest JIL serves as chairman and Mrs Eugene R McCarthy of St Louis as co chairwoman of the conference. Both hail from the national YWCA board and hold top posts in the Central region. The area spans twelve states with delegates from 142 community YWCA chapters and 188 student associations.
Mr and Mrs Carl S Stevens invite Fidelity Life members to a Friday 6 30 p m picnic at 1861 Ellis Boulevard NW. Bingo will be the main diversion of the evening and all Fidelity Association members are invited to attend.
Virginia Grove circle of King’s Daughters met Wednesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon in the home of Mrs. B. C. Bunker, 1834 Park avenue SE. The host previously belonged to the circle before moving to Cedar Rapids.
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