Anna Burkhalter Guild Tea For Mrs Barlow Retiring President
The Anna Burkhalter guild of the First Presbyterian church held a tea at 2218 First avenue hosted by Mrs John Montague Ely. About fifty women attended to honor retiring president Mrs Arthur A Barlow and to announce new guild officers. Reinald Werrenrath sang Faust scenes while Ralph Teo of Cedar Rapids will dine with Mr and Mrs Milo Runkle this Friday. the two are distantly related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A Barlow
Anna Burkhalter
First Presbyterian Church
John Montague Ely
First Avenue
Robert Little
Horace G. Hedges
J. Lynn Crawford
Reinald Werrenrath
Faust
Ralph Teo
Cedar Rapids
Milo Runkle
Seventh Avenue
Werrenrath
Mrs Runkle
Tea given by Mrs McKeeby for sister and daughter visit
Mrs Byron J. McKeeby hosted a Friday afternoon tea at 1955 Park Avenue SE for her sister Mrs Everett Richard son of Charles City and her daughter Mary Rose who are spending two weeks at the McKeeby home. Presiding was Mrs B H McKeeby and twenty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron J. McKeeby
Park Avenue SE
Everett Richardson
Charles City
Mary Rose
McKeeby
B. H. McKeeby
Mrs Morse Guests At Averill Home In Minneapolis
Mrs Charles Morse of Minneapolis is a guest of Miss Jessie Averill and Miss Lulu Averill at 1120 Second Avenue SE. Mrs Frank M Hallenbeck will return to the Averill home Saturday after spending the last ten days in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morse
Minneapolis
Jessie Averill
Lulu Averill
Second Avenue SE
Frank M. Hallenbeck
Averill
Chicago
Gardner Cowles Jr to Visit Quartons This Weekend
Des Moines social note says Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Cowles Jr will be guests of his sister Mrs Sumner D. Quarton and Mr Quarton at 2332 Linden Drive this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines
Cowles
Sumner D. Quarton
Quarton
Linden Drive
Miss Walters Joins Crawford for May Music Festival
Miss Mary Louise Walters of Tol Jedo arrived to stay with her aunt Mrs J Lynn Crawford at 1266 Third Avenue SE. They will attend the May Music Festival at Cornell College in Mount Vernon this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Walters
Tol Jedo
J. Lynn Crawford
Third Avenue SE
Mrs. Crawford
Miss Walters
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
ProvidenceGuest to Visit Cedar Rapids and California Kin
Mrs. Horace H. Sutcliffe of Providence Rhode Island is due this week end as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen I Dunn at 1867 B avenue NE. She will split time between Cedar Rapids and her brother in law Mr Wilson Sharp and sister in law in National City California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace H. Sutcliffe
Providence
R. I
Allen I. Dunn
B Avenue NE
Sutcliffe
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Sharp
National City
Calif
St Luke's Alumnae Banquet Set at Roosevelt Hotel
St Luke's Alumnae Association will hold its annual banquet on Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs Helen Schrader is taking reservations and can be reached at 4040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke’s Alumnae Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Helen Schrader
Dial 4040
Cedar Rapids Camera Club to Meet on Friday Evening
The Cedar Rapids Camera club will gather Friday at 730 p.m in the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. Leon Zeman an art instructor at Washington high school will discuss Composition and new color films will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Camera Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Leon Zeman
Washington High School
Cedar View Country Club Opens Summer Dance Season
The Cedar View Dance announces the first summer event at the Cedar View Country Club. The Saturday evening dance includes a dinner at the club, followed by open-house days Sunday and Saturday for prospective members. Members are urged to bring friends to enjoy the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar View Country Club
Alpha Ni Delta Convention Opens in Iowa Province
Mrs Anna Miller Knote national executive secretary and editor and Mrs N A Winter province president arrive for province No 6 convention in Iowa. Two hundred delegates from Iowa and South Dakota expected. Events include a buffet at Montrose hotel, film showcases, round table discussions, tea at Cedar Rapids Country Club, banquet and toast program at Montrose with talks by Mrs Knote and Modesta Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller Knote
Plainsfield
Alpha Ni Delta
N. A. Winter
Des Moines
Alpha Ni Delta Sorority
Iowa
South Dakota
Montrose Hotel
Carcassone
Yel
Lowstone National Park
Winter
Alpha X1 Delta Mother’s Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Crystal Room
Modesta Kelley
Coe Colege
Drake University
University of South Dakota
Iowa Wesleyan
University of Iowa
Knote
Mrs Engle Sails To Visit Her Son In England
Mrs Thomas A Engle of Cedar Rapids sails from New York on the S S Bremen to visit her son Paul Engle a poet and Rhodes scholar at Merton College Oxford She will be met at Southampton and stay until college ends June 22 before touring England France and Germany then returning to Cedar Rapids in late July Mrs Engle’s companion Mrs W J Richter of Ashland Ky visits in New York prior to these travels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Engle
Fifth Avenue SE
New York City
S. S Bremen
England
Paul Engle
Merton College
Oxford
Engle
Southampton
Cedar Rapids
France
Germany
New York
W. J Richter
Ashland
Kathryn Engle
Woman's Labor Bureau installs new officers
Officers of the Woman's Labor bureau No. 17 were installed at the semi monthly meeting at Labor temple by Fred Burwinkel. New officers include Mrs. L. C. Schuknecht president Mrs. K. Strausser vice president Mrs. A. L. Benedict of Marion secretary and Mrs. R. Richter treasurer. Refreshments followed under Mrs. F. C. Jiruska social chair. Members with husbands in the local union are invited to attend the next bureau meeting May 23 at Labor temple, the last before charter closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Labor Bureau
No. 17
Labor Temple
Fred Burwinkel
L. C. Schuknecht
K. Strausser
A. L. Benedict
Marion
R. Richter
F. C. Jiruska
Bureau
Miss Schmickle luncheon honors sister in La Fayette
Ruth and Evelyn Schmickle hosted a luncheon for fourteen friends at their La Fayette home in honor of their sister Bernice Schmickle of Glencoe, Minn. Bunco was played with Alice McNiel taking high score and Hazel Hand low. Out of town guests included Bernadine Hindman of Central City, Marie Halva and Amy Squires of Toddville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Evelyn Schmickle
la Fayette
Bernice Schmickle
Glencoe
Bunco
Alice McNiel
Hazel
Bernadine Hindman
Central City
Marie Halva
Amy Squires
Toddville
Coe Junior Prom At Cedar Rapids Country Club Tonight
The Coe College Junior Prom runs tonight from 8 to 11 at Cedar Rapids Country Club open to students and the public. Queen candidates include Nancy Shields Ann Elizabeth Helscher Mary Yakish Viola Bohlen Maybelle Young Catherine Cooper and Helen Zearfos. Six will serve as attendants. Robert Daniel heads arrangements with faculty guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Nancy Shields
Ann Elizabeth Helscher
Mary Yakish
Viola Bohlen
Maybelle Young
Catherine Cooper
Helen Zearfos
Robert Daniel
C. Ward Macy
J. F. Yothers
Ben H Peterson
Alfred W. Meyer
Eluta Tami Camp Fire Picnic at Mateju Home
The Eluta Tami Camp Fire Group held a Wednesday picnic supper at Mary Ann Mateju’s 1626 Maple Drive NW. Afterward, games and songs were enjoyed by attendees including Mrs J F Mateju Mrs A J Anderson Jane Grissel Mary Ann Mateju Margaret Clark Annabelle Anderson Elaine Anderson Jane Ann Herdheka Ruth Bokorney and Verna Krogh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluta Tami
Mary Ann Mateju
Maple Drive
J F Mateju
A. J. Anderson
Jane Grissel
Margaret Clark
Annabelle Anderson
Elaine Anderson
Jane Ann Herdheka
Ruth Bokorney
Verna Krogh
Archibald Family Moves to British Columbia
Mr and Mrs John Archibald and their daughter Jessie depart from 556 Vernon Drive SE to establish a home in British Columbia. Joe Hicksa Jr of Cedar Rapids accompanies the Archibalds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Archibald
Vernon Drive
Jessie
British Columbia
Joe Hicksa, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Archibalds
Guests of Mr and Mrs D L Nelson Visit From Minnesota
Mr and Mrs George H Moore of Chatfield and Miss Thelma Teske of Rochester, Minnesota, traveled to visit Mr and Mrs D L Nelson of 207 Twenty third Street Drive SE. They arrived Wednesday and left Friday, returning to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D L. Nelson
Twenty-Third Street Drive
George H Moore
Chatfield
Minn
Thelma Teske
Rochester
Beethoven Club Dinner Move to May 17 at First Congregational
The Beethoven Club annual dinner and burlesque will now be held May 17 at 615 pm in the First Congregational church. The event date was changed from May 16 to May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club Wall
First Congregational Church
Out-of-town guests hosted at tea by Mrs Jenkins
A Thursday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Albert P. Jenkins at 1975 Second Avenue SE welcomed Mrs. Louie Christenson of Sioux City and Mrs. Belvel Richter of Waukon. Christenson visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Epler, and Richter stays with Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Burkhalter Jr. at 233 Sinclair Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Jenkins
Second Avenue SE
Louie Chistenson
Sioux City
Belvel Richter
Waukon
Christenson
R. R. Epler
Linden Drive
Richter
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Sinclair Avenue SE
Junior League Delegates Head to San Francisco Conference
Mrs Edward Sheehy president of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids and Miss Mary Stubbs past president depart Cedar Rapids for San Francisco. They will attend the national conference of the Association of Junior Leagues of America May 13 to 19 and stay with Mrs Clarence Eaton. Afterward they tour Beverly Hills Pasadena La Jolla San Diego Los Angeles and the Grand Canyon before returning in mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheehy
Linden Drive
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Mary Stubbs
Woodland Drive
San Francisco
Association of Junior Leagues of America
Stubbs
California
Gail Burck
Pasadena
Ben Miller
la Jolla
Margaret Allen
San Diego
Sarah Ellen Barnes
Los Angeles
Miss Stubbs
Grand Canyon
Piano Recital by Coe College Pupils at Sinclair Chapel
Miss Bernice Hach of the Coe college conservatory presents four pianists in a Saturday 2 pm recital at T. M Sinclair Memorial chapel. Ruth Hemmer and Loraine Jones earned second and third in the district piano contest sponsored by the Mozart club of Cedar Rapids. The program lists country dances and selections by Bach, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Chaminade and others. the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hach
Coe College Conservatory of Music
T. M Sinclair Memorial
Ruth Hemmer
Loraine Jones
Mozart Club of
Cedar Rapids
Ceose Eye
Eeveeeee Williams
Brooke Willams
Teddy Bears
Williams Richard Hardy
McIntyre
Blake the Happy Farmer
The
Holst Jublic
Lowenstein
David Martin
Seees
Kuhlau
Daquin Ruth "Hemmer
Schubert
Flatterer
Dennee
Loraine ‘Jones
Kappa Delta to Honor Patronesses at Roosevelt Tea
Kappa Delta sorority at Coe College and alumnae will honor patronesses and mothers of members and alumni at a tea Sunday from 4 to 5 PM in the Lincoln and Jefferson rooms at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe College
Lincoln and Jefferson
Roosevelt Hotel
Service Circle of the King's Daughters Meets at St Luke's
The Service Circle of the King's Daughters met at St Luke's hospital with Mrs. Marshal Clark presiding. Mrs. Myron Mason led devotions and read a paper titled The Garden of My Heart. The group welcomed Mrs. Raymond A. Reid into the order and approved changes to by laws scheduling annual officer elections in June. A nominating committee was named and a May anniversary breakfast was planned at the Heinrichs home. Tea ended the session with Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Mae Millhiser assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
St Luke's Hospital
Marshal Clark
Myron Mason
Morris W. Leubert
Raymond A. Reid
Clark
Floyd Turkle
D. W. Carl
S. Thompson
Circle
Harriett
Clara Heinrich
Fourth Avenue SE
Mason
Mae Millhiser
Hospital
Friendly Strollers Plan Sunday Plaza Meeting
The Friendly Strollers gather Sunday at 1:30 pm at the Plaza for a trip to Fairfax. Emma Schil lig and Sylvester Lattimer will lead, and those with cars should offer rides to those without. Participants bringing lunches should take their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Fairfax
Emma Schillig
Sylvester Lattimer
St James Camp Fire Party For Mothers At Church
Camp Fire girls of St James church hosted a mothers party with poems piano and vocal performances. Performers included Winona Saylor Irma Lee Young Ellen Spaight Louise Crumb Verona Thomas and Elaine Graham. Games were guided by Evelyn Koach with committee chairs Winona Saylor Sybil Hayward and Bessie Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
St. James Church
Mother
Winona Saylor
Irma Lee Young
Ellen Spaight
Louise Crumb
Verona Thomas
Elaine Graham
Bessie Gallagher
Evelyn Koach
Sybil Hayward
Cornell Teas After May Music Festival At Mount Vernon
The Cornell college home economics department hosts a Saturday tea in Pfeiffer hall lounge after the matinee Chicago Symphony Orchestra concert. Tables feature wild crabapple blossoms rose tulips and peach tapers with a silver service. Hosting and assisting guests include Mrs. Luella V. Stark Ninde and home economics staff from Casey Polo St Ansgar Charles City Rockford Minneapolis and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Pfeiffer Hall
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Cornell College
Luella V. Stark Ninde
William Norton
Alice Betts
Harold Baltz
D. A. van Metre
Lloyd McCutcheon
C. E. Hedges
Fred Bauman
Home Economics
Esther Logue
Casey, Ill
Ruth Trump
Polo, Ill
Zita Volney
St. Ansgar
P. T. A. Meeting Features Westward Lecture
The Buchanan P. T. A. heard an illustrated talk on the West by R. A. Kirkpatrick. Slides featured southern Utah parks. The school orchestra performed under Miss Margaret Dietz. Darlene Owen played a cello solo and James Westcott a trombone solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
R. A. Kirkpatrick
Buchanan P. T. A
Southern
Utah
Margaret Dietz
Darlene Owen
James Westcott
Har rison P T A Installs Officers At School Meeting
P T A of Har rison school installed officers during a Wednesday meeting in the school theater. Officers named include Mrs R F Erickson president, Mrs H N Bowser vice president, Mrs F E Oberhaus secretary, Mrs Joe Dostal secretary, Mrs Norbert Zoble treasurer, and Mrs Ocie Trimble historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. of Harrison School
R. F. Erickson
H. N. Bowser
F. E. Oberhaus
Joe Dostal
Norbert Zoble
Ocie Trimble
N. Harold West
Marjorie Walters
Alice Papes
Camp Wapsie Y
Marcella Klein
Public Library
Bowser
Dorotha Roberts
St Matthew’s P T A installs officers at meeting
Installation of officers occurred at St Matthew’s P T A meeting on Thursday. Officers installed include president Mrs T S Archambo vice president Mrs Frank Regan and secretary treasurer Mrs L L Locher conducted by Mrs G C Macklem. Dr C H Stark addressed the group with a music department program featuring named students. Refreshments followed served by a host of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's P. T. A
T. S Archambo
Frank Regan
L. L. Locher
G. C. Macklem
C. H. Stark
Geraldine Finn
Mary Jane Barnett
Mary Margaret Meis
Betty Jean McGuire
Lois Nesper
Thomas Manton
W. J. Marsh
F. V. Morrison
R. L. Rink
Hats this summer offer lighter weight protection and new styles
Men can choose sennit sailors weighing about two ounces with wide brims for sun and glare protection. Lightweight ventilated felts and light tan or blue gray colors dominate, while new shapes like baku hats and pith helmets show tropical flair.
Variety Of Prizes For Benefit Bridge Party
A benefit bridge party hosted by the Y W C A board at Cedar Rapids Country Club offers multiple prizes at each table plus door first table and tenth table prizes and a surprise prize. Play begins at 2 p.m. Reservations with Mrs W J Foster or the Y W C A, tea served after play with trustees at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
St Luke's Nursing School Banquet At Hotel Roosevelt
The junior class of St Luke's hospital school of nursing hosted the senior class Wednesday evening with a banquet at the Hotel Roosevelt and a Paramount theater party. Helen Colby presided at dinner. toasts were given by Ruth McShane Lois Vivian and Mary Jane Duncan. Esther Torrance spoke for seniors and Elinor Smith welcomed guests. Vivian Smith and Opal Cook spoke for juniors. The seniors wore blue and silver. each received a white rose and delphinium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing
Hotel Roosevelt
Paramount
Helen Colby
Ruth McShane
Lois Vivian
Mary Jane Duncan
Esther Torrance
Myrtle McAhern
School of Nursing
Elinor Smith
Vivian Smith
Opal Cook
Margaret Woodhouse
Bonnie Miksch
Margaret Lund
Mildred Avery
Mildred Putnam
Beulah Slocum
Edna Drake
Mildred Hart
Minnie Roskamp
Professor Elwood meets garden clubs at Cedar Rapids event
Prof. P. H. Elwood of Iowa State College met twenty garden club representatives from Cedar Rapids Iowa City and North Liberty for lunch at the Montrose hotel. He spoke to the twenty first biennial convention of the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs at Memorial Coliseum in the morning. Garden club leaders led by Mrs Carl Seahore of Iowa City discussed beautifying Highway 161 between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City and removing billboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Elwood
Iowa State College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
North Liberty
Montrose Hotel
Elwood
Iowa Federaion of Women's Clubs
Memorial Coliseum
Garden Club
Carl Seashore
Des Moines Visit Notes By Henderson and Mann
Miss Louise Henderson and Mrs. A W Mann traveled to Des Moines to visit Mrs. Merle Chambers on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Henderson
C Avenue
A W. Mann
F Avenue
Merle Chambers
Des Moines
Sixth Birthday Surprise for George Trimble
George Trimble was honored on his sixth birthday at a surprise party at 1207 Fourth Street SW hosted by Mr and Mrs John Trimble Mrs John Anderson Mrs Louis Jakoubec and Mrs Warren Trimble. Games and refreshments followed with guests John Anderson Jr Thelma Trimble Lowdeen Andrews Betty Coon Gerald Trimble Junior Melichar and Winfred Coon present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trimble
Fourth Street
John Trimble
John Anderson
Louis Jakoubec
Warren Trimble
Thelma Trimble
Lowdeen Andrews
Betty Coon
Gerald Trimble
Junior Melichar
Winefred Coon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna Burkhalter Guild
Barlow
MR. Werrenrath
Leo
Mrs. McKeeby
Mrs. Richardson
Averill Home
A. J. Dunns
ST. Luke's Alumnae
Cedar View
Miss Schmickle
R.D. Brown
Eluta Tami Camp Fire
Nelsons
Beethoven Club
Mrs. Jenkins
Junior League
Miss Hach
Kappa Deltas
ST. James Camp Fire
Boynton
Cornell
P. T. A. Meetings
Buchanan
Harrison
St. Matthew's
Amos Parrish
Sennit
York
ST. Luke’s Juniors
Garden Group
Killian
Color Ensemble Book
Gude
Garantee
Make
Neumode
Neumode Hosiery Store
Second Street SE
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