Mae Longueville and James Olney Wed In Church Ceremony
Mae Longueville and James Olney wed Thursday at St Johns Episcopal in a candlelit ceremony attended by 200 guests. The bride wore white satin with a long train and Juliet cap. attendants wore empire gowns in purple and apple green. A Roosevelt hotel reception for about 60 followed. the couple will live at 2003 Glenway Drive SE after May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Longueville
James Olney
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
O. C Olney
Glenway Drive
St Johns Episcopal
Charles F Edwards
Mae Suzette Longueville
Gertrude Shoemaker
Alpha Xi Delta
W. al Jayne
Juliet
Mary Louise Byrnes
Robert Covert
Chicago
Thomas L., Woods
Jane Huston
Helen Jayne
Judy Markland
Mis T. J. Markland
Mrs Woods
Miss Jayne
Miss Huston
Ray H. Beals
Cletus Schnoebelen
T. J. Markland, Jr
Mrs. Longueville
Mrs. Olney
Roosevelt Hotel
Eef, Wilcox
Wom Jasne
Qinnes
Olney
Alpha X: Delta Social Seventy
Elgin Academic
Elgin
Coe College
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Autocrat Oil Burner Corporation
H B Olney
East Chicago
Ind
June Olney
Frank Stringer
William Garrington
West Des Moines
D F Stearns
Rockford, HI
Richard Hays
St John’s Episcopal Church
Miller and Marian Smith Visit From Westport Conn
Mr and Mrs Isaac R B Smith host their daughter Mrs Edwin Welch Miller from Westport Connecticut. The former Miss Marian Smith will stay in the city until the end of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac RB. Smith
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Edwin Welch Miller
Westport, Conn
Marian Smith
Miller
Betsy Flodin Appears in Villa de Chantal Play
Miss Betsy Jean Flodin daughter of Mrs C C Flodin of 309 Nineteenth street SE helped in the cast of a Villa de Chantal dramatic department presentation in Rock Island NI. Mrs Flodin attended the Wednesday evening production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Jean Flodin
C. C. Flodin
Nineteenth Street
Dramatic Department
Villa de Chantal
Rock Island
Bridge Club Luncheon Hosts Eight at Linden Drive
Mrs. Neil Montgomers of 2336 Linden Drive SE entertained members of her bridge club at luncheon on Friday with eight place settings laid for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Montgomers
Linden Drive
Welch Couple Return After Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank C Welch of 2200 First Avenue Wy returned Friday morning after spending several days in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Welch
First Avenue Wy
Chicago
Household Hosts Bridge Club Dinner at Colonial Tea Room
Dr and Mrs Harry J Jones of 2021 Fifth Avenue SE entertain their bridge club at Clara Robinsons Colonial tea room on Friday evening. Twelve covers will be laid, with the group to conclude the evening at the Jones home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Clara Robinson
Colonial Tea Room
Jones
Social Courtesies Honor Two Visitors From Out Of Town
Two luncheon parties honored visiting guests from out of town. Mrs L A Pearman of Montreal stays with Mr and Mrs Lumbr Severn at 2300 Blake Blvd SE. Other hostesses included Mrs Myron Aubineau and Mrs Robert Safely with details of guest list and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue
L. A. Pearman
Montreal
Canada
Lumbr Severn
Blake Boulevard
Pearman
Charles S Krause
E. J Buser
F C. Kellogg
C.S Mahaffy
Leland Maheffy
Nelle Erwin
J. E. Ives
Severin
Myron J. Aubineau
Kenilworth
Harold N Graves
The
Elks Club
Robert C Safely
Avenue NE
John D. Randall
Meadowbrook Terrace
Howells Elected Chairman of Local Cinema Study Group
Mrs Henry P Howells was elected chairman of the AA UW cinema study group at a luncheon at Clara Robinson's Colonial tea room. She succeeds Mrs Frank S Stickney as head of the group. A post luncheon tour through the Paramount theater conducted by manager Hal R Sheridan closed the year's study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P Howells
Glenway Drive
AA. UW
Clara Robinson
Colonial Tea Room
Frank S. Stickney
Paramount Theater
Hal R Sheridan
Wednesday Social Club elects officers at Mrs Hillcrese home
The Wednesday Social club met at 331 Fourteenth Street SE with twenty members. Officers elected included Mrs J C C Mahannah as president and Mrs Harry Palmer as vice president. Recording secretary was Mrs WR Robinson, corresponding secretary Mrs L S Hamilton, and treasurer Mrs F W Davis. Hosts included Mrs George Crabb and Mrs John Bruch assisted by Mrs Joe Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hillcrese
Fourteenth Street
J CC. Mahannah
Harry Palmer
WR. Robinson
L. S Hamilton
F. W Davis
George Crabb
John Bruch
Joe Stoddard
Friwoto Camp Fire Honors New Members at Thayer Home
After school Thursday, Friwoto Camp Fire members gathered at Barbara Thayer’s Maplewood Drive NE home. The council fire candles were lit and honors awarded, with three new members welcomed. Vera Mac Petranek sang Ah Lovely Meadows in Bohemian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friwoto
Barbara Thayer
Maplewood Drive
Vera Mac Petranek
Bohemian
Marie Je Nane Allen Engaged to Dr Gregory Maxfield
Mrs Michael Allen of 208 Third Street NW announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of her daughter Marie Je Nane Allen to Dr Gregory Maxfield of New York City. The couple plan a June 18 wedding in Chicago and sail June 22 for six months of study in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Allen
Third Street NW
Marie Je Nane Allen
Gregory Minxfield
New York City
Chicago
Blackstone Hotel
Miss Allen
St. Katharine’s School
Davenport
Mount St Clare
Clinton
Maxfield
St. Mary's Hospital
Europe
Mrs Vicko Hosts Kitchen Shower for Miss Eleanor Koutnik
Mrs Steven Vicko entertained at a kitchen shower hosted by her mother Mrs E G Mitvalsky at 1534 Eighth Avenue SF for Miss Eleanor Koutnik ahead of her May 24 marriage to George Proskovec at St Wenceslaus church. The guest list included Elsie Dvorak Helen Biskup Irene Severa Irene Seda Irene Besta Anne Vertiego Lillian Smith Lilyan Majewski Cecilia Taylor Maxine Bendorf the Mescames Bay Sait Godfrey Votroubek Alvin Prucha Robert Prucha Leone Dytrt Glen Winchell William Bendorf and Frank Koutnik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Vicko
E. G. Mitvalsky
Eighth Avenue SF
Eleanor Koutnik
George Proskovec
St. Wenceslaus Church
Leone Fatka
Elsie Dvorak
Helen Biskup
Irene Severa
Irene Seda
Irene Besta
Anne Vertiego
Lillian ‘Smith
Maccabees Meet With Bingo And Prizes Declared
The Maccabees gathered Wednesday evening at Moose Hall for bingo and refreshments. A Friday breakfast at Mrs. Ernest Martin's home was announced. Final 500 card tournament prizes went to Bob Carnes, Dick West, Bill Peppin, Katherine Moore, Louise Raner and Mrs Geist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Moose Nall
Ernest Martin
Bob Carnes
Dick West
Bill Peppin
Katherine Moore
Louise Raner
Geist
Roth Adams Bridal Dinner Concludes Festivities
Concluding the festivities honoring Miss Elizabeth Ann Roth and Henry James Adams, guests include Deane Adams and Mrs Adams of Dubuque, and many named attendees from Dubuque and Newark. The Roosevelt hotel hosts a 24-seat dinner in the Lincoln Jefferson rooms with a centerpiece of pastel roses and lit by tall silver candelabra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Roth
Henry James Adams
Miss Roth
Walter Kerr Roth
Park Terrace SE
Roosevelt Hotel
Bethany Congregational Mother-Daughter Dinner Held
The Bethany Congregational mother daughter dinner took place in the Second Christian church parlors with about eighty attendees. Decorations featured pastel Maypole colors and spring flowers while the program included a toast by Mrs H Eloomer and violin and vocal performances by local and Iowa City guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Congregational Church
Second Christian Church
H. Eloomer
B. Bashore
Fanny Paschell
Martha Leks
James E Waery
Iowa City
Gordon Barger
Lulu Engelman Welt
Cee
Barbara Barger
Barbara Gaines
Doris Kullander
Alex Hofferber
George Hiland
Welty
R. N Coolidge
Church of God of
Ladies Aid of the Church
Roy Mittan
James McCune
Melvin Lust
Mrs Davis Hosts Mrs Campbell Party in Northwest Block
Mrs George Davis entertained at her home 1407 Ellis boulevard NW Thursday evening in honor of Miss Mary Campbell at 1422 Sixth street NW. Guests included Mr Davis, Mr and Mrs William Sells, Mr and Mrs Stanley Davis, Mr and Mrs Okel Book, Mr and Mrs George Kurth and son Hubert, Mr and Mrs Charles Koppenhaver, Maurice Koppenhaver and Mr and Mrs William Carrie of North Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Ellis Boulevard
Mary Campbell
Sixth Street
Mr. Davis
William Sells
Stanley Davis
Okel Book
George Kurth
Hubert
Charles Koppenhaver
Maurice E. Koppenhaver
William Carrie
North Liberty
May Music Festival at Cornell Draws Guest Pianist
Mount Vernon hosts the annual May festival at Cornell college with Ernest Hutcheson headlining a Friday recital. A Saturday tea marks the opening of Armstrong hall’s music division as the Chicago Symphony performs. Guests include Dr Frederick Stock and numerous Des Moines and Cedar Rapids social leaders. The festival features dinners, receptions, and a weekend of social events surrounding Hutcheson and the CSO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
H. J Burgstahler
Ernest Hutcheson
Juilliard School of Music
Hutcheson
Burgstahler
Frank Hodgson
St Paul
Cornell Home Economics Department
Armstrong Hall
Karl Andrist
Eugene Devereaux
J. R. Eyre
Jacques Jolas
College
Frances Crawford
Davenport
W. C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Stock
David Kruidenier
Des Moines
Sumner D. Quarton
Cedar Rapids
Raymond B MecConlogue
H. J . Burgstahler
Hodgson
John Kilimo
John, Jr
MISS DOMNMERTY HONOR GUEST AT SHOWER
Mrs. Gertrude MacNeil entertained at a dinner and miscellaneous shower Thursday night at Mrs. Wurster's tea room complimenting Miss Frances Doherty whose marriage to Stuart Dale will take place June 11. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. N. J. Dautremont and Miss Ada Vedder. Others present included Mesdames Harrington Hamer Peckosh Seabrooke Dautremont Paul Dale H F Dale W C Dale S E Dale and Misses Parrott Jack Mary Rowan Joan Rowan Vedder and Kathryn Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude MacNeil
First Avenue E
W. C Dale
S E Dale
Ethel Parrott
Leola Jack
Mary Rowan
Joan Rowan
Vedder
Kathryn Marshall
Friendship Circle installs new officers
Friendship Circle of the King's Daughters met at 25 Blake Terrace SE with Mrs Ray T Moore hosting a dessert luncheon. New officers named include Mrs R Thomas Termohlen president, Mrs Vernon E Lichtenstein vice president, Mrs Ralph F Whitlock secretary, and Mrs Carl G Helming treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray T Moore
Blake Terrace
King’s Daughters
R. Thomas Termohlen
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
Ralph F Whittlock
Carl G. Helming
J Stuart McQuiston
Circle allocates charity funds and completes yearly project
The group held a business meeting and devotions by Mrs. Lichtenstein. They voted to give 20 to Camp Good Health 15 to St Luke's hospital and 8 to Camp Wapsie. Previously 14 was given to the King's Daughters camp. The circle aided needy families with liver oil proper food clothes fuel and furniture and finished garments for Town City Children's hospital. They attended St Luke's open house after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Hospital
Town City
St Luke's Open House
Sulitannes Camp Fire Plans Council Fire
Sulitanni Camp Fire group met at First Presbyterian church and arranged a council fire to be held Thursday at Geraldine Weiss home. The next meeting will feature a hike to Shaver Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulitanni
First Presbyterian Church
Geraldine Weiss
Shaver Park
Smallest Measured Star About 27 Times Sun Size
Astronomers note the smallest star measured so far has a diameter roughly 27 times that of the Sun, highlighting extreme variation in stellar dimensions across the cosmos.
Mitchell Mahannah Alexandria trip to Springfield Ohio
Alex J. Mitchell and Carlyle Mahannah left Thursday for Springfield Ohio to spend the weekend with Bud Mahan nah and Ed Darling, former Cedar Rapids residents. They plan to return Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex J. Mitchell
Daniels Street
Carlyle Mahannah
Coldstream Avenue
Springfield
Ohio
Bud Mahannah
Ed Darling
Cedar Rapids
Walden Family Visiting In Hiddenite En Route To Seattle
Mr and Mrs E C Walden and Lex Allen of Hiddenite NC visit the home of George Walden at 1614 B avenue NE. They plan a trip to Seattle WA to see E C Walden’s son Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Walden
Lex Allen
Hiddenite
N. C
Mr. Walden
George Walden
B Avenue NE
Seattle
Wash
E. C Walden
Frank
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Mrs. Miller
Isaac Smith
Mrs. Montgomery
Wostess
Frank Welches
Hardendorf
St. John’s Church
MRS. Howells New Cinema Group
Mrs. Vlcko
Charles Greenberg
Furrier
Second
Dial
Neumode
Roth-Adams
Bethany Congregational
Miss Campbell
Cornell
Miss Domnmerty
Friendship Circle
John E. Lapes
New England
Ier
Sue
Sulitannes Camp Fire
Walden
Higbee
Second St
Third Ave
His
Rolfsumer
Rolfs
Enzler’s
Second Avenue SE
Brucewood
Second Ave
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