Local Women Attend State P. E. O. Sessions in Waterloo
Delegates from multiple chapters travel to Waterloo for the forty-fifth annual P. E. O. convention at First Methodist church with events at Hotel Russell Lamson. Notables include Mrs Moray L. Eby organizer and Miss Edith M. Jacobs Shenandoah. The five-day program runs through Thursday with state officer elections.
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OCAL
News State
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Waterloo
Hotel
Russell
Vinton
Eby
C. O Gray
H. N Boyson
George F. Miller
Guy E. Hillier
Marvin R. Selden
Wilbur D. Kennedy
R. W. Rinderknecht
Helen Hibnes
J. Harold Horan
Howard C. Burleson
Arthur L. Augustine
A. H. Bol Jeau
R. S. Johnston
George G Stevenson
Alfred J. Johnson
Carrie B. Simpson
Supreme Chapter
Louise M. Henely
Cottey College
Veda M. Jones
Edith M. Jacobs
Shenandoah
HJ of PEO Members Meet at Mrs Newcomer Home
Twenty nine members of chapter HJ of P E O met Monday afternoon at 1731 Fifth Avenue SE. Hostess Mrs E R Newcomer was assisted by Mrs Amnie Franken and Miss Katherine Franken. Two guests attended Mrs George Williamson of chapter DK and Mrs W H Bailey of chapter GM. Mrs W Craven Shuttleworth reviewed Pride and Prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Newcomer
Fifth Avenue SE
Amnie Franken
Katherine Franken
George Williamson
W. H Bailey
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Sundial Dedication of Wednesday Shakespeare
In case of bad weather the dedication of the Shakespeare dial at Ellis Park is moved to May 19 if postponed.
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Shakespeare
Ellis Park
Wednesday Card Club Meeting at Winslows Home
The Wednesday bridge club will meet at Mrs E F Worstow's home at 217 Linden Drive SE. They gather Wednesday afternoon for bridge and social play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslows
E F Worstow
Linden Drive
Hinchcor and Bridge
Nature and Garden Dept May Breakfast at Ellis Park
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club Nature and Garden Department holds its annual May breakfast near the Lazelle garden in Ellis Park on Thursday at 8 30 am. A committee provides breakfast for a nominal charge, and members should bring dishes. Reserve with Miss Aletta Shadie at dash 7333. Those joining the bird trip meet at 7 am in the park.
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Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids
Coronation Dance At Camp Fire Benefit
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire girls council hosts a coronation dance and benefit bridge at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Wednesday at 2 pm. Marie Moreland and Mary Eileen Stenn er perform the coronation dance with white satin costumes. Proceeds fund Camp Hiaga for girls who cannot attend, with tea service at 4 pm and prize tables. Reservations for tea are urged through Mrs. C. J Lynch. jr. dial 5002.
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Cedar Rapids
C. J Lynch. Jr
Dial
M. R Warren
J. A. Yessler
J. M. Dinwiddie
F G Murray
Dean Mary Bell
Mrs Westerfield Returns From East Trip
Mrs C M Westerfield of 1840 Bever avenue SE returns home after a three week motor journey through the east with Mrs George Wingert of Minneapolis Miss Wingert accompanied Mrs Westerfield to Cedar Rapids and will return to her home Tuesday Mrs Westerfield's daughter Mrs Tom W Moore and Mr Moore of Chicago accompany her and plan to depart Wednesday for their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Westerfield
Bever Avenue
George Wingert
Minneapolis
Chapter DK of P E O Meets at Coquillette Home
Members of chapter DK of P E O were entertained Monday night at the home of Mrs. S E Coquillette 540 Knollwood drive SE E J North spoke on Conservation Now or Never Thirty five members and one guest Mrs E O Fiske of chapter FO were present Those assisting the hostess were Mrs C J Stewart Mrs C D Hedberg Miss Maran Wilson and Miss Joanna E Hagey.
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S E
Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
E. J. North
E. O Fiske
C J Stewart
C D Hedberg
Maran Wilson
Joanna E. Hagey
Mrs Moran Returns to Spokane After Month Here
Mrs J W Moran left last week for her Spokane Washington home after a month in town. She stayed with Mrs Margaret Hall at 357 Park terrace SE, Mrs WE Lamey at 353 Park ter race SF, and Mrs J D Stickley at 120 Twenty fifth street drive SE. Accompanied by Mrs J E Keating of Chicago, who visited friends here before heading west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Moran
Spokane
Margaret Hall
Park Terrace
WE Lamey
J. D. Stickley
Twenty-fifth Street
Drive
Moran
J E Keating
Chicago
Engagement and Upcoming Marriage of Miss Alice Naylor
Miss Alice Nastlor of Cede Rapds and John Stewart Tower of Fryanston are engaged to wed. If the ceremony occurs May 31, Miss Naylor, a manager at Martin beauty salon, and Mr Tower, a representative of the Simmons Company, are the betrothed couple.
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Meo
C C Naylor
Altarnett
Alice Nastlor
Cede
John Stewart Tower
Arthur Tower
Fryanston
Miss Naylor
Martin Beauty Salon
Tower
Simmons Company
Junior League Field Representative Arrives in Cedar Rapids
Miss Helen Eastman, field representative of the welfare department of the Association of Junior Leagues in America, arrives to spend the week with the local league. She bases at the Montrose hotel and will hold conferences with Cedar Rapids League chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eastman
Association of Junior Leagues In America
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Mothers and Daughters Banquet Planned
The Mother and Daughter banquet at Westminster Presbyterian Church will be held in the church dining room Thursday at 6 30 p m. Reservations for dinner can be made with Mrs Raymond Pollock or Mrs George Witwer. The program includes music by Mrs Wayne Basler, a trio, and a sketch titled The Claim of Three Mothers. Speakers cover topics from Mother Serves a One Dish Meal to Report Cards. The event closes with a candle lighting ceremony and Camp Fire songs.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mother's Knee
Raymond Pollock
Dial
George Witwer
Wayne Basler
T. H DeWees
Edward Eaton
Arlene Ortman
Brahms
Ralph Dresher
W S Harley
James G Bennett
Estelle Batchelder
G W. Hale
Dorothy Carr
James Killian
J R. McCullough
Margaret Eikendall
Ruth Baker
Girls’ Work Committee
Willis Mohn
A E. Einen
Joseph Stenner
J S. Skien
Ladies’ Aid
Tanida Camp Fire Mothers Tea at Harrison School
Members of the Tanida Camp Fire group at Harrison school entertained their mothers with a tea Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs J A Dostal Mrs C W Madison Mrs L D Dennis and others. Miss Nadia Thorpe Camp Fire executive spoke on Camp Huaga and group members performed singing tap dancing and a Camp Fire meeting demonstration.
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Tanida
Harrison School
J A Dostal
C W Madison
L. D Dennis
M Adame
Hoo Richardson
F&f Nosek
W Janu
C Luan
R A’ Fryrear
C G Gable
Nadia Thorpe
Dr Pfeiffer Visits Son at Lake Forest
Dr Pfeiffer and his son Robert E Pfeiffer a Lake Forest College student in Lake Forest Illinois rekindle weekend visit at the campus town.
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DR Pffifffr
Son
Lake Forest
HE Pfeifer
Commonwealth Apartments
Robert E Pfeiffer
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest, Ill
Dairy Dale and Hayes PTA Meetings Scheduled
Dairy Dale P T A members meet Wednesday in the school house at 6 30 pm for a potluck supper followed by a business meeting. Hayes PTA installs new officers Wednesday at 2 pm in the school auditorium and Garfield PTA meets at 3 pm in the kindergarten room for a musical program.
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Dairy Dale PT A
Hayes Pta
Garfield Pta
Dinner Party Prepares Honor For Miss Hamilton Bride Designations
A dinner at the Roosevelt hotel will honor Miss Mary Ellen Hamilton and Arthur Drury Davis of Evanston who will wed Wednesday at 4 p.m. The host couples are Mr and Mrs Howard R. Green and Mr and Mrs Harold R. Trewin with twenty two guests invited. Modern crystal centerpieces and white floral bouquets adorn the one table setting with crystal candelabra lighting the table.
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Mary Ellen Hamilton
Avenue NE
Arthur Drury Davis
Evanston
Ill
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Howard R. Green
Bever Avenue SE
Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
All Officers Of Ladies Literary Club Reelected
The Ladies Literary Club reelected all officers at a Monday afternoon luncheon at Mrs. Charles W Bingham's home. Officers include President Mrs Charles F Edwards First Vice President Mrs R Warriner Second Vice President Mrs R D Hunting Recording Secretary Mrs John M Ely Corresponding Secretary Mrs Roswell H Pickford Treasurer Mrs E P Boynton Custodian Mrs Warriner Newly elected program committee members are Mrs Steele Wilcox chairwoman Mrs E P Boynton and Mrs E F Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Literary Club
Charles W Bingham
First Avenue
Charles F. Edwards
R. Warriner
R. D. Hunting
John M. Ely
Roswell H. Pickford
E. P Boynton
Warriner
Steele Wilcox
E. F. Winslow
Circle of the King’s Daughters Meet for Dessert Luncheon
TI. H. N. circle of the King’s Daughters will assemble at Mrs. Muriel Mueller’s home at 114 Twenty-fourth Street Drive SE Thursday at 1:30 PM for a dessert luncheon with Mrs. D. D. Morgan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TI. H. N. Circle of the King's Daughters
Muriel Mueller
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
D. D. Morgan
Dairy Dale Meeting Set for Thursday at 8 P M
The Dairy Dale community will hold a meeting Thursday at 8 p m in the hall. The notice confirms local residents should attend to discuss community affairs and upcoming activities.
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Dairy Dale
Kenwood Girls to Receive Torchbearer Rank at Camp Fire
Three Kenwood Camp Fire girls Shirley Like Dorothy Doolittle and Jean Bice will receive Torchbearer ranks at a council fire in Kenwood school. The event features host groups Aokiya Kawasi Chakintu and Chiahasi with guardians and officers installed by Miss Ardyce Wodsidel. The ceremony includes candle lighting for work health and love and ends with Camp Fire songs and prayers.
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Kenwood
Kenwood School
Shirley Like
Henry Like
Thirty-fifth Street
Dorothy Doolittle
C. M. Doolittle
Jean Bice
Martin I. Bice
Third Avenue SE
Aokiya
Council
Henry Hauseman
Kawasi
H. L. Henkle
Guardian
Chakintu
Like
Chiahasi
Dorothy Rick
Neidlinger
Tapers
Annie Jean Houts
Eloise Balcar
Shirley
Ardyce Woodside
Pauline Schmidt
Betty Like
Jean Rice
Rita Drake
Wilson Fernow
Wells C. Peck
Guardians’ Association
L. D. Dennis
Nadia Thorpe
Phyllis Howard
Shirley Nickols
Love
Virginia Bice
Iowa Federation of B P W Clubs Convention in Ottumwa
The eighteenth annual convention of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs will meet in Ottumwa Friday through Sunday. Registration starts 8 am Friday with events including the eighteenth birthday luncheon and The Zephyr Festival dinner, officer elections, and a Frances Cummings address. Saturday features Emblem breakfast and installation, with Sunday morning activities. Local attendees may call Miss Edith Scott at 2-2623 for transportation.
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Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Ottumwa
Frances Cummings
The
National Federation
Edith Scott
Dial 2
Kermit K. Youngs Visit Keller Family Home
Mr and Mrs Kermit K Young of Denver Colorado are spending several days at the home of Mrs Youngs parents Mr and Mrs Herman Keller 1733 Sixth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit K. Young
Denver, Colo
Miss Mabel Armstrong Hosts Chicago Visitor
Mrs John W R Conner of Chicago arrived Tuesday to visit Miss Mabel T Armstrong at 2220 Mt Vernon road SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. R. Conner
Chicago
Mabel T. Armstrong
Mt. Vernon Road
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Jenhie Bruce in Center Point
Mrs Jenhie Bruce of Walla Walla Washington visited for her sister Mrs Mae Nietert in Troy Mills and was honored at a surprise party at E C Price and John Price home near Center Point Sunday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George M Price Walker Mrs Harris Wilson and daughters Central City Mr and Mrs E D Price family Mrs Rowley Miss Bob and Roscoe Porter Coggon Mr and Mrs Frank Dudley Independence and Mr and Mrs L A Dudley Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenhie Bruce
Coggon
Frank Dudley
Independence
L. A. Dudley
Cedar Rapids
Cedar and Malta Eastern Star Chapters Host Sixth District Meeting
Cedar and Malta chapters of the Order of Eastern Star will host the Sixth district meeting at Masonic hall on Saturday. Dinner at 6 15 pm with reservations through Miss Frances Butcher or Miss Emily Walbrand. Honored guests include Miss Myrtle Cook and Miss Marguerite Hoglan, with other grand officers expected.
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Cedar and
Malta
Order of Eastern Star
Order
Masonic Hall
Frances Butcher
Dial
Emily Walbrand
Myrtle Cook
Des Moines
Marguerite Hoglan
Center Point
Churches and Lodges Notices Due for The Sunday Gazette
Churches and lodges in all notices must be sent to the society department in writing by 4 p.m. Friday to ensure publication in the Sunday Gazette society section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Sunday Gazette
Trinity Methodist Mother and Daughter Banquet
About 225 attendees gathered at Trinity Methodist Church for a mother and daughter banquet. Tables featured a pink and green color scheme with rosebud centerpieces and matching programs. Church men served the dinner before the program. The article notes it took 70 years to complete the Capitol in Washington, D.C.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Mrs Lehman Hosts Chapter GM Meeting
Thirty three members of chapter GM of PEO met at Mrs C V Lehman's home on Fifth avenue SE with Mrs Flodin assisting. Guests included Miss Dorothy Rowles of chapter EF Onawa and Miss Janetta Merritt of chapter AA Grundy Center. Mrs M S Hallman led a program reviewing the play Minuet by Louis Parker and reading poems including Negro Sermon by James Weldon Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E O
C. V. Lehman
Fifth Avenue SE
C . Flodin
Dorothy Rowles
Onawa
Janetta Merritt
Grundy Center
M. S. Hallman
Louis Parker
James Weldon Johnson
Woman fined for talking to dog in church
Mrs Dorothy Station aged 38 faced a $5 fine after magistrate Anthony F. Burk ruled she spoke to her dog Pepper in loud tones during Sunday worship, distracting the congregation and breaking church etiquette.
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New York
Dorothy Station
Pepper
Anthony F. Burk
Iowa Maccabees Begin Arriving For Convention
Maccabees from across Iowa converge on Cedar Rapids for their thirteenth quadrennial convention at the Roosevelt hotel. About 100 delegates will attend ritual demonstrations, state election, and elect two state representatives to the supreme tent review. Registration opens 3 p.m. Tuesday. S. S Burgin, Cedar Rapids, will officially open the meeting Wednesday morning. Mrs. Charles L Biggs and Mr. Biggs of Detroit will be guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L Biggs
Detroit
Biggs
The
Maccabees
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Blue-Jay Suurere
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Tel
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Miss Hamilton
H. N. Circle
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Neumode Hosiery Store
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