Fine Arts Society to Present Eulalia Hauser in Recital
Young pianist Eulalia Hauser will perform a recital at 8 15 p m Tuesday on the Montrose hotel terrace under the Czech Fine Arts society. Her Chicago debut last fall drew praise from Rudolph Reuter who called her technically brilliant with a large sustaining tone. The program includes Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor Beethoven Brahms Mendelssohn Debussy Liszt and other pieces as listed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Society
Eulalia Hauser
Montrose Hotel
Czech Fine Arts Society
Miss Hauser
Daviohter Ae
Charles E. Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Rudolph Reuter
West Wind
Debussy Mirror Lake Niemann
Austins Honored on Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Austin of Austinville Indiana were honored on their fortieth anniversary by family at the Fernow home 618 Thirty-fourth street NE. A noon dinner and open house followed with relatives from Waterloo Perry Cedar Rapids Charles City Chicago Marion and Austinville attending along with Dr. Winslow Brown Knight and Annie Y. Smith in ruby decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Austin
Austinville
Wilson C Fernow
Thirty-fourth Street
Austin
Fernow
Donald Austin
Waterloo
Beryl Austin
Perry
Caryl Austin
Cedar Rapids
Louise
Dorothy
Austin Fernow
J. W. McGeeney
James
Charles City
S. L. Patterson
Donald Cross
Chicago
A. J. Dahn
Marion
Owen Fernow
J. F. Noffsker
Edward McPartland
E Winslow Brown
B. L. Knight
Annie Y. Smith
Kirkpatricks Return Home After Midwest Visit
Dr and Mrs Willard H Kirkpatrick traveled from Chicago after a several day visit with Mrs Kirkpatrick's parents Mr and Mrs Leonard J Smith of 312 Sixteenth Street NE and with Dr Kirkpatrick's parents Mr and Mrs F C Kirkpatrick of 125 Eleventh Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard H Kirkpatrick
Chicago
Birthday party honors Bonny Jean Burch
Mrs R B Burch entertained Saturday afternoon at 2208 Mount Vernon avenue SE for her daughter Bonny Jeans seventh birthday. Guests included Sandra Schenefelt Sally Peck Edward Fleury John Billy Hackney Keith Hale Sally Shirley Collins Marcia Healy Pattie Barbara Dunshee Esther Smith Geraldine Bartunek and Jean Teddy Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Burch
Mount Vernon Avenue
Bonny Jean
Sandra Schenefelt
Sally Peck
Edward Fleury
John
Billy Hackney
Keith Hale
Sally
Shirley Collins
Marcia Healy
Pattie
Barbara Dunshee
Esther Smith
Geraldine Bartunek
Jean
Teddy Todd
Chi Omega Alumnae Dinner at Mrs Liddle’s Home
Mrs. George R. Liddle of 1723 Bever avenue SE will host Chi Omega Alumnae at a dinner Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Raymond Moore Miss Lois Mc Broom and Miss Rose Miller. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs. Liddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Liddle
Bever Avenue SE
Chi Omega Alumnae Association
Raymond Moore
Lois McBroom
Rose Miller
Liddle
Marriage of Lois Kleiman to Harold Hellentall in Rock Island
Mr and Mrs G J Kleiman announce the marriage of their daughter Lois to Harold Hellentall son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hellentall of Rock Island The ceremony occurred Saturday at Rock Island with Rev Leonard of Fifteenth Avenue Christian Church officiating Thelma Lane sister of the groom and Mr Powell attended the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Kleiman
B Avenue NW
Lois
Harold Hellentall
Harry Hellentall
Seventh Street
Rock Island
Leonard
Fifteenth Avenue
Mrs Fannie Fish Visits Cedar Rapids Brother
Mrs. Fannie Fish of Long Beach California arrived in Cedar Rapids Sunday to visit her brother E. U. Tuck at 2506 First Avenue East one residence downtown during a family visit in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Fish
Long Beach
Calif
Cedar Rapids
E. U. Tuck
First Avenue E
Kappa Delta Initiates Two Local Members at Coe College
Kappa Delta sorority at Coe College held initiation services Friday for Miss Hildred Miller of Marion and Miss Caryl Austin of Austinville, strengthening the chapter’s lineup with new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe College
Hildred Miller
Marion
Caryl Austin
Austinville
Mrs Wilbur R Robinson Hosts Wednesday Social Club
Mrs Wilbur R Robinson at 2412 C Avenue NE will entertain the Wednesday Social Club at her home on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur R Robinson
C Avenue
Local Bridge Winners Highlight Cedar Rapids Players
Local players led by H. J. Robertson and Mrs. W. M. Jayne of Cedar Rapids topped the fourth annual spring duplicate contract tournament at the Cedar Rapids Country club sponsored by Mrs. George E. Beattie. Runners up included M. B. Kelinson and H. Blumberg of Rock Island with participants from several Iowa and Illinois cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Robertson
W. M. Jayne
Cedar Rapids
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
M. B. Kelinson
H. Blumberg
Rock Island
Kelinson
Blumberg
Robertson
Kent Couple Honored On 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Kent of 325 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE were honored at home on their 25th anniversary. A brief ceremony renewed their vows performed by Rev. E Winslow Brown. Attendees included family and friends such as Miss Norma Zecretta Little and Rev. Brown. Refreshments, silver gifts, and flowers were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Kent
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
E Winslow Brown
Kent
John W. Little
Mr. Brown
Norma Zecretta Little
Little
C. F. Little
Earl Laird
Brown
N. L. Henton
Frank Little
Ruth Bettner
Donald Laird
Fred Dotson
Tourist Club Meeting at Mrs Carey’s Home
Members of the Tourist club will meet Wednesday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs. E. J Carey 2317 Grande avenue SE. Mrs Carey will read a play during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J Carey
Grande Avenue SE
Oberlin appoints Mrs Harold Van Metre as assistant dean of women
Lisbon native Mrs Harold Van Metre, daughter of Mrs Willard Stuckslager, named assistant dean of women at Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio. She will oversee women students in the conservatory of music and work with Dr Frank Shaw and other Oberlin faculty. Formerly a Vassar graduate with Phi Beta Kappa honors, she studied economics and history and has ties to Mildred McAfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Harold van Metre
Willard C. Stuckslager
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
van Metre
Tucson
Ariz
Edward
Vassar College
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Los Angeles
Calif
Conservatory of Music
Frank Shaw
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
Mount Vernon
Oberlin Conservatory
John L. Conrad
Cornell Conservatory
Bertha Hart
Cornell
Aunt Het Confesses About Making Beds Without Uncovering
Aunt Het recalls watching someone make a bed in the morning and predicting how the closets would look once the covers were removed. The quote portrays domestic life and a vivid memory from a familiar voice.
Helen Ainsworth Marries Leo Luense in Marion
Mrs. Sarah Ainsworth of 435 Eighth Avenue SW announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Leo Luense, son of Mr and Mrs George Luense of Marion. The ceremony was Saturday evening with Rev T J Mc Elliott presiding. The couple will reside at 1837 B Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Aisworth
Eighth Avenue SW
Helen
Leo Luense
George Luense
Marion
T. J. McElliott
Luense
Grant High School
Marion High School
B Avenue NE
Miss Cain Returns to Minnesota
Miss Jessie Cain returns to her home in Bigelow Minnesota after visiting here with her cousin Wo G Cain and Mrs Cain at 1918 Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cain
Minnesota
Jessie Cain
Bigelow
Minn
Wo G Cain
Mrs Cain
Washington Avenue SE
Birthday Dinner Honors Earle Eaton W M Phillips and Clayton Kruse
A birthday dinner was hosted at 1002 Seventeenth Street NE by Mr and Mrs W M Phillips in honor of Earle Eaton W M Phillips and Clayton Kruse. Decorations were pink and white with roses and birthday cakes. Assisting hosts were Mrs Ethel Evans and Mrs Clayton Kruse. Others present included Mrs Ruth Watermyer and the Misses Letta Eaton Barbara Ryan Mary Knowles Jeanne and Geraldine Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M Phillips
Seventeenth Street
Earle Eaton
W. M. Phillips
Clayton Kruse
Phillips
Ethel Evans
Ruth Watermyer
Letta Eaton
Barbara Ryan
Mary Knowles
Jeanne
Geraldine Phillips
Bridal Party Gardens Scheduled Readings Across City
Members of the Cocker Leonard bridal party meet at multiple city gardens on consecutive days. Locations include Lincoln garden on Sixteenth avenue at Eleventh street SW, Oak Hill garden on Fourteenth avenue at Eleventh street SE, Holland Furnace garden at G avenue and Eleventh street NE, Kenwood garden at Thirty-fifth street and C avenue NE, and Arthur garden at Twenty seventh street and E avenue NE. Times run 4 pm daily except Kenwood at 8 30 am.
Lenore Stark and LaVon Buchanan Recital At Coe College
Lenore Stark and LaVon Buchanan will perform in a Coe college music department recital Wednesday at 8 15 pm in the Sinclair Memorial chapel. Stark, pianist and Mu Phi Epsilon president, studies with Grace Swab and is active in Neridian Literary Society and Alpha Gamma Delta. Buchanan, soprano and Alpha Gamma Delta member, studies with Paul Ray and participates in Neridian Literary Society and W A A. Ruth Nehls will accompany. program includes Beethoven Mozart and Chopin works plus selections by Liszt Bizet Brahms Debussy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Stark
Helen Kacena Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
LaVon Buchanan
C. W Buchanan
Norway
Coe College Music Department
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
Beethoven Club
First Evangelical Church Choir
Buchanan
Paul Ray
Alpha Gamma Delta
Chi Delta
Neridian Literary Society
W. A. A. Council
Ruth Nehls
Catherine Lynch Weds Regis Day at Immaculate Conception
Miss Catherine Lynch niece of Mrs. Thomas Moran of Paton became the bride of Regis Day son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Day at 6 30 Saturday morning at the Immaculate Conception church. Rev Father Maurice A Mullan officiated. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after a New Orleans honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Catherine Lynch
Thomas Moran
Paton
Regis Day
Edward Day
Sixth Avenue SE
Maurice A. Mullan
Marguerite Schallan
Cedar Rapids
Mr Day
Leon Weber
Tno
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food
Craemer’s
Day
Colonial
J R Edwards Heads East For Portland Maine Visit
Jack R Edwards of 358 Seventeenth Street SE leaves Sunday for Portland Maine to tour the S D Warren Paper Company mill as a representative of a Chicago paper concern. He will stay about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack R. Edwards
Seventeenth Street
Portland
Maine
S. D Warren Paper Company
Chicago
Burch Family Spends Days With Washington Relatives
Mr and Mrs George Burch of Washington DC are visiting several days at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs T M Burch located at 1127 Ellis Boulevard NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burch
Washington, D. C
T M Burch
Ellis Boulevard
Dessert Luncheon Set by Silver Cross Circle
Members of the Silver Cross circle of the King's Daughters will meet for a dessert luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs Oliver S Wilson, 350 Nineteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the King's Daughters
Olver S. Wilson
Nineteenth Street
Lincoln PTA Banquet Honors Teachers at YWCA
Lincoln teachers at Lincoln school were honored at a PTA banquet at the YWCA. The program featured vocal solo by Mrs Paul June reading by Mrs Amos Scott a toast to the teacher by George Reger and a response by Mrs Elizabeth Dennis principal. Each teacher received a corsage with games dancing and singing. A regular business meeting and officer installation are set for Tuesday at 215 pm at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
PTA
YWCA
Paul June
Amos Scott
George Reger
Elizabeth Dennis
Visit Plans For Junior League Representative
Miss Helen Eastman field representative of the Association of Junior Leagues in America arrives Tuesday morning to visit the Nutrition Center at the Community House with Mrs. Neil Montgomery. She will meet with Mrs. J Hamilton Bell and Mrs. Isabelle Scroggie Emery at noon and later confer with community leaders to gauge welfare views. The findings will be presented at the May general meeting at the Montrose hotel Friday at 2 pm following a Dutch treat luncheon at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eastman
Association of Junior Leagues In America
Neil Montgomery
Miss Eastman
J. Hamilton Bell
Isabelle Scroggie Emery
St Luke's Alumnae Banquet Set for Wednesday Evening
St Luke's Alumnae Association will hold a banquet Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. in the Roosevelt room of the Roosevelt hotel. Reservations may be made with Mrs Ruth Miller at 5533 or with Mrs Clela Dugan at 8750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Alumnae Association
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Ruth Miller
Clela Dugan
Niwoya Camp Fire Hosts Mothers Day Tea
Mothers of the Niwayo Camp Fire group at St. Paul’s church were guests at a Sunday tea in the Hub Bard Ice and Fuel display rooms. Dorothy Ridgeway and Diane Waples arranged the table decorations. gifts were made by Camp Fire girls. Ila Misbach showed refrigeration films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niwaya
St. Paul’s Church
Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company
Dorothy Ridgeway
Diane Waples
Carol Jean Curran
Phyllis Kobe
Janice Bailey
Shirley Nichols
Mary Ellen Stickles
Elwina Imes
Miriam Gramps
Kathleen Hanson
Carol Kopel
Ila Misbach
A. J Diserens
Orie Imes
E G. Nichols
Opal Kobe
Walter Hanson
F. M Danner
W. H Bailey
F C. Waples
M. Ridgeway
R C. Allen
E W Wickham
Emma Allen
Marye Schoen
Dorothy Averill Engaged to Wil Nam C Hruby
Mrs. G Lindquist announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothy Averill to Wil Nam C Hruby son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hruby. The couple will wed on June 30 at their residence or local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lindquist
M Street
Dorothy Averill
Wil Nam C Hruby
Joseph Hruby
Fifth Street NW
Wapsie Y Camp Rally Planned for Tuesday Evening
The Y W A sponsors a Camp Wapsie Y rally Tuesday from 7 to 8 30 pm in Ells park for girls ages 9 to 18. Families are invited with picnics as the evening features games and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ells Park
Mulock Leaves for Newark Visit Record
R P Mulock of Newark New Jersey spent the weekend at his mother Mrs Carrie Mulock's home at 1544 E Avenue NE after returning from a trip and staying with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R P Mulock
Newark
N. J
Carrie Mulock
E Avenue NE
City approves three more 15-minute downtown parking zones
Three 15 minute parking zones were authorized by the city council on Monday in a resolution by Public Safety Commissioner W C Benesh. The zones cover the ORC building frontage, a section on the west side of Third street near the alley by First and A avenues, and the south side of Second avenue near the alley by Third street and the railroad tracks.
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Public Safety
W C Benesh
ORC
Third Street
First
A Avenues
Second Avenue
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
City council grants park concessions for 1937 to Ed Leigh for 35.50. Praha Rebekah lodge No. 5 meets Friday at Sokol hall with a mother and daughter banquet after. Mrs. L. L McKim returns Thursday from Kansas City after visiting her sister for a month. Industrial circle of Second Evangelical church meets at noon for picnic luncheon. St. Margaret's circle of Immaculate Conception church meets Wednesday at 1 15 pm at school parlors hosted by Mrs. L. A. Morrisey and Mrs. L. J. Nilles. Linn county reserve officers hold semi monthly conference at 7 30 pm Tuesday in the federal building with Lt. C A Hook speaking. Hawaii Philippine Asia travelog continues at Canopus club luncheon in Roosevelt hotel. Everett E. Fisher, 45, hospital with a splintered heel after a ladder fall. W. J McClean of Cedar Rapids A fined 10 suspended for delinquent plates. Mrs. O. H. Finck suffers a burned hand from curtain ignition. fire confined to curtain. Past Noble Grand association meets at Maine lodge hall Tuesday for business and Mother's Day program hosted by a list of members. Mrs. Kate Fraley returns to Chicago after her nephew Bernard Hershey’s death in a railroad switching accident. Sister Mrs. Helen Connelley also returns home.
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Kate Fraley
B. A. Hershey
Fourth Avenue SE
Chicago
Bernard A Hershey
Helen Connelley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hershey
Justice Reed In Hospital For Treatment
Justice Almond Reed of 438 Fifth Avenue SW entered St. Luke's hospital for treatment Saturday. He expects to be absent from his office about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almond Reed
Fifth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago visit for illness of Moon's nephew in Cedar Rapids
J I Hallett Mi Dr and Mrs B J Moon of 2340 Linden Drive SE traveled to Chicago Sunday due to Mrs Moon's nephew J J Hallett's serious pneumonia. Hallett, who has many Cedar Rapids friends and has visited here often, is reported past the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Hallett
B. J Moon
Linden Drive
Chicago
Closing Services End Ingersoll Frizen Evangelistic Campaign
About 1,200 attended morning and two afternoon meetings at the Second Evangelical church and Sunshine Mission in Cedar Rapids. More than 4,200 heard the evangelist and song leader during Sunday. A Mothers Day program preceded the Mission service.
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Second Evangelical Church
Sunshine Mission
Bob” Ingersoll
Edwin Frizen
Cedar Rapids
Mission
William Dykhuizen
Inez Kunzmann
Ernest Meyers
Williamsburg
Thomas J. Hinkin
Frizen
Mr. Ingersoll
Hilmore Cedarholm
Eternal road of faith and courage urged at Temple Judah
Dr Joseph L Baron spoke at Founders day service at Temple Judah urging the eternal road of faith courage and self discipline for youths to build a social program tied to spiritual renewal. He cited Micah's call to love mercy do justly walk humbly with God and warned against despair and secular extremism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L Baron
Milwaukee
Temple Judah
Baron
Dr. Baron
Evangelical Churches of Germany
Mie
America
Betty Albert
Harold Becker
Herbert Levin
The
Temple
Philip Leibsohn
John F. Miller
Leo Smulekoff
Fifth Avenue SE
Ladies Auxiliary to OC To Hold Picnic Luncheon
The ladies auxiliary to OC will meet Wednesday at 12 30 p.m in the OO F hall for a picnic luncheon. During the business meeting there will be initiation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O F
Garden meeting schedule announced by Mrs L J Smith
Mrs L J Smith the playground garden director lays out a weekly plan and announces a meeting with playground gardeners on Monday at 4 pm at Harrison garden in Ells for garden work and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L J Smith
Harrison Garden
Ells
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W. G. Austins
Kirkpatricks
Bonny Jean Burch
CHI Omega
Liddles
Mrs. Fish
Kappa Deltas
Frank M. Kents
Helen Ainsworth
Cocker-Leonard Bridal Party
Lasswell
Cecily Cocker
Donald M. Leonard
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ronald P. Evans
Ray Gentry
Mr. Leonard
Thomas C. Jackson
Miss Stark
Atta—Batth
Batti
Mozar Arta
Allelujah
Mozart Miss Buchanan
Liszt Miss Stark
Miss Buchanan
J. R. Edwards
MR. and
Mrs. Burch
P. T. A. Meetings
Lincoln
ST. Luke's Alumnae
Ed Leigh
Praha Rebekah
Sokol Hall
L. L McKim
Fourteenth Street
Kansas City
Arnold Garrett
Twenty-first Avenue
St. Margaret's Circle
Linn County Reserve
Federal
C A Hook
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Asia
C. C. Hudnall
United States Navy
Canopus Club
Everett E. Fisher
Meadowbrook Drive
W. J McClean
Justice H RR. Churchill
McClean
Hallgren
Martin
O. H. Finck
Cobban Court SE
Finch
Noble Grand Association
Maine Lodge Hall
Elizabeth Meyn
Emma _ Burmeister
Ftta Russell
Nellie Miller
Minnie Castle
Grace Ling
Nora Wittkop
Leota Kraut
Viola Kopecky
Mac Evans
Justice Reed
Ingersoll and Frizen
Joseph L. Baron
Carters
Alaska
John P. Wallace
Des Moines
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Seward
Alaska Line
Yukon
Columbia
Canada
Vancouver
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louise
Banff
Iowa
Styles
Hnov
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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