Out Of Town Visitors Inspire Luncheons
Luncheons attract East South and Midwest visitors as Mrs. Julius E. Ives hosts in Cedar Rapids for Mrs. Glenn Pyle of Hollywood Fla. and others from Marion Vancouver and Tampa. Separate gathering at Cedar Rapids Country club hosted by Mrs. Horton I Bailey with eight sewing club members and guests from St. Louis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
Midwest
Julius E. Ives
Grande Avenue SE
Glenn Pyle
Hollywood, Fla
Robert Oxley
Marion
Pyle
Oxley
Harry Horn
Harrison Oxley
Bernard Schenken
H. S. Josselyn
Vancouver
B.C
Cedar Stupids
Ed Smith
Tampa
Fla
Horton I. Bailey
Commonwealth Apartments
Barbee
Mr Barbee
Mrs Carter Reelected Tuesday Study Club President
Mrs M E Carter was reelected president of the Tuesday Study club at the annual luncheon held at 2435 Bever avenue SE the home of Mrs Walter J Barngrover. Officers for next year include Mrs Ralph D Gray vice president Mrs James Killian secretary and Mrs Guy E Hillier treasurer. The social committee led by Mrs J Yessler planned the luncheon with help from Mesdames H F Sundberg E J Heller and R R Williamson. Spring flowers decorated the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E Carter
Walter J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue
Ralph D. Gray
James Killian
Guy E. Hillier
E. J. Heller
R. R. Williamson
Betty Lou Whited Celebrates Tenth Birthday
Betty Lou Whited, daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Whited of 1123 Nineteenth Street SE, marked her tenth birthday with an afternoon party on Monday. Guests included Kathryn Chehak Lois Fox Patty Seebach Marybel Killian Janet Lyons Betty Briggs Mary Anna Johnston Tedda Lou Bishop Margaret Mach Carol Jean Van Horn Jean Todd Helen Hartman and Don Whited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Whited
Milton Whited
Nineteenth Street SE
Kathryn Chehak
Lois Fox
Patty Seebach
Marybel Killian
Janet Lyons
Betty Briggs
Mary Anna Johnston
Tedda
Lou Bishop
Margaret Mach
Carol Jean van Horn
Jean Todd
Helen Hartman
Don Whited
Mrs Kenneth Myers Honors Miss Florence Martin
Complimentary party given by Mrs Kenneth Myers for bride elect Miss Florence Martin of Lorence Fuhrmeister. Guests from a sewing club presented a glassware gift. Attending were Beth Mahannah Mrs G Kelley Wodtke Mrs John Rice and Mrs E H Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Martin
Lorence Fuhrmeister
Kenneth Myers
Avenue NE
Beth Mahannah
G. Kelley Wodtke
John Rice
E. H. Christensen
Young pianist Patricia Sedlacek to give recital Sunday
Patricia Sedlacek a six year old pianist will perform a recital Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Cedar Rapids Woman's club auditorium with her brother Jackie 8 assisting The program features solo pieces and a piano duet and highlights her recent superior rating in a state contest and high marks in a Davenport zone festival The Sedlacek family Milo Sedlacek 2615 B avenue NE are the hosts open to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Patricia Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Patricia
Jackie
Miss Hauser
Elmer Young
Milo Sedlacek
Avenue
Nine Of B and P I V Club Attend State Convention
Nine members of Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women attend the state convention in Des Moines from Thursday to Sunday. Attendees include Ida Caryl Merle Harris Gertrude Stenner Hazel Hicks Alice Cejka Irene Furman Marie Petras Viola Drapela Edith Williamson. Hotel Fort Des Moines hosts, with theme Making Democracy Work. Alice Warsaw will preside as state president. Pauline Mandigo will speak at the Saturday banquet. Governor George A Wilson will greet attendees Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Alice S. Warsaw
Waterloo
Pauline E. Mandigo
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
George A. Wilson
Tudor Wilders Honor Bridal Couple
Mr and Mrs Tudor W Wild er hosted a Tuesday dinner at their home at Forty fifth street and Mount Vernon avenue SE to honor Miss Peggy Stewart and Robert E Yaw whose wedding is set for May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor W. Wilder
Forty-fifth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Peggy Stewart
Robert E. Yaw
Ely Couple Return From California Winter
Mr and Mrs John S Ely of 2222 First Avenue East have come back after spending the winter in Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Ely
First Avenue E
Pasadena
Calif
Cedar Rapids YWCA Calls Members For Tea Event
The Cedar Rapids YWCA invites all members to the association building Thursday between 3 and 6 PM for a membership tea. Miss Katherine Franken leads the program with a book review by Mrs. Frank V. Orr and piano selections by Mrs. Lucy Ambroz and Mrs. Helen Hickman. Miss Agatha Cherry will preside at tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Y.W.C.A
Association
Katherine Franken
Frank V. Orr
Lucy Ambroz
Helen Hickman
Agatha Cherry
Engagement announced for Ther Lorraine Rowe and Martin Ray
Mr and Mrs Harry Rowe announce the engagement of their daughter Esther Lorraine to Martin Ray son of Mr and Mrs John Ray The bride to be is a Wilson high school graduate and nurse aide at St Luke's hospital The groom to be attended Roosevelt high school and works for Wilson and company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rowe
Sixteenth Street
Esther Lorraine
Martin Ray
John Ray
Second Avenue
Miss Rowe
Wilson High School
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mr. Ray
Roosevelt High School
Wilson and Company
Former C R Woman Observes Golden Wedding
Carl Vogler of Detroit and his wife Maria Meyer celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at First English Church Detroit and an open house at 4140 Concord Avenue They married May 13 1891 at the German Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids and have four sons three daughters 15 grandchildren Out of town relatives attended including Sophie Meyer Mayme Layer Anna Layer and Jorges Dunlop of Cedar Rapids and Herman Vogler of Tacoma Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Vogler
Detroit
Former Local Man To Wed At Winnetka
Cedar Rapids received invitations from Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kingsley Ballard of Winnetka Illinois for the marriage of their daughter Virginia Ames to Walter Lorraine Cherry Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter L Cherry of Winnetka formerly of Cedar The ceremony is set for Saturday May 31 at 4 30 PM at Winnetka Congregational Church in Winnetka Ill A reception will follow at the Winnetka Woman's Club Mr Cherry is a nephew of Agatha and Nell Cherry of 2200 Grande Ave SE Howard Cherry of 305 Nassau St SE and Herbert Cherry of Tama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Roger Kingsley Ballard
Winnetka
Virginia Ames
Walter Lorraine Cherry
Walter L. Cherry
Winnetka Congregational Church
Ill
Ballard
Pediatric leaders depart for Chicago conference
Dr. and Mrs. Morgan J. Foster of 2249 Washington Avenue SE left Wednesday afternoon for Chicago. Dr. Foster will attend the regional meeting of the American Academy of Pediatrics through Sunday, serving as state chairman of the American Academy and president of the Iowa State Society of Pediatricians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan J. Foster
Washington Avenue
Chicago
Foster
American Academy of Pediatricians
American Academy
Iowa State Society of Pediatricians
Parouleks Given Farewell Party
The Young People’s Christian Endeavor society of His Memorial Presbyterian church hosted a farewell party Sunday evening for Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Paroulek who depart for Azusa California where he has been called to pastor First Presbyterian Church. A gift was presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Benjamin J. Paroulek
Azusa
Calif
Mr. Paroulek
First Presbyterian Church
Buffet Honors Mrs. Harold Center at Salt Lake City Event
A Monday evening dinner hosted by Mrs. Mary Balous and daughter Gladys at 1409 Sixth Avenue SE honored Mrs. Harold Center of Salt Lake City Utah. Attendees included Mesdames R B Bussnell Frank Stary R M Elliott and H R Langridge. Mrs. Bushnell and Mrs. Stary won bunco prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Balous
Gladys
Sixth Avenue SE
Harold Center
Salt Lake City
Utah
R. B. Bushnell
Frank Stary
R. M. Elliott
H. R Langridge
Bushnell
Mrs. Stary
Bunco
Miss Dorothy Murphy Engaged Bride Shower Held
Dorothy Murphy bride elect of Kenneth Ely was honored at a Monday night shower party hosted by Elsie Dvorak at 827 Seventh Street SE. Guests included Bernice Clapp Helen Carney Evelyn Werner and Mesdames Henry Miller Max Ely Joe Nelson Leo Baum and Frank Dvorak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Murphy
Kenneth Ely
Elsie Dvorak
Seventh Street
Bridge
Bernice Clapp
Helen Carney
Evelyn Werner
Henry Miller
Max Ely
Joe Nelson
Leo Baum
Frank Dvorak
Lambda chapter installs officers at Montrose hotel
Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at the Montrose hotel Monday evening. New officers were installed: President Mrs. Carl W. Nelson, Vice President Mrs. Kenneth Hastie, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. L. F. Stusak, Recording Secretary Marie McCann, Treasurer Gertrude MacNeil. Committee chairs named include Leola Jack. Mrs Hastie. Florence Zimmer. Mary Rowan. Ada Vedder. Mrs. V. D. Merveaux. Mrs. E. G. Torgerson. and Joan Rowan for scrap book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Carl W. Nelson
Kenneth Hastie
L. F. Stusak
Marie McCann
Gertrude MacNeil
Leola Jack
Hastie
Florence Zimmer
Mary Rowan
Ada Vedder
V. D. Merveaux
E. G. Torgerson
Joan Rowan
Svobodas Host Dr Sulek Family in Hattiesburg Visit
Dr and Mrs Arthur E Sulek and their son Dennis formerly of Cedar Rapids visit Mrs Sulek’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles B Svoboda at 2135 Greenwood drive SE Dr Sulek serves with the army general hospital at Camp Shelby Mississippi and they plan to make their home in Hattiesburg Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Sulek
Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Sulek
Charles B. Svoboda
Greenwood Drive
Army General Hospital
Camp Shelby
Miss
Hattiesburg
Guild No 3 program features Coe students
Edward Melcher vocalist with Jeanne Anderson, both Coe College students, performed at the Guild No. 3 gathering of First Presbyterian church Tuesday. Mrs. Lee B. Winterberg hosted at 1727 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Melcher
Jeanne Anderson
Coe College
First Presbyterian Church
Lee B. Winterberg
First Avenue E
Lincoln P. T. A. Meeting Set for Friday at 2 PM
Lincoln P T A will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the Lincoln Jackson school. Sixty parents and teachers of Jackson school met Tuesday afternoon where Mrs. Vernon L. Spohn installed officers for next year. Officers include Mrs. Leo Vanous president Mrs. Don ald Nietert vice president Mrs. Harold Goodwick secretary and Mrs. Everett Faas treasurer. First and second grade mothers were hosts. Taylor mothers of children entering kindergarten in the fall are to meet Friday at 2 p.m. for registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson School
Vernon L. Spohn
P.T.A
Leo Vanous
Donald Nietert
Harold Goodwick
Everett Faas
Taylor
Clarice Hiltbrunner Elected President of Women Bowlers
Clarice Hiltbrunner was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Women’s Bowling association for next year at a meeting after dinner at the Elks club. Lucille Sarver was chosen secretary and Monica Loftus sergeant at arms. Reelected were Bernice Cameron vice president and Grace Nelson treasurer. The retiring president Leta Nezerka announced a 332 membership and noted the year’s highlights including Iowa state tournament success and a visit by national officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Hiltbrunner
Cedar Rapids
Nezerka
League
Lillian Hefner
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Blake
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Menuet
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Paket
Jackle Sedlacek
Garman
Dickey Silver Fawn
The
Bumble Spalding
Patricia and
Anekle Sedincek
Bishop
B. and
P.iv. Club
Tudor Wilders
John S. Elys
California
Y.W
Troth
Miss Esther Rowe
C.R
Mrs. Foster
Parouleks
Mrs. Center
Miss Murphy
Swerl
New
Suds
Marvel
America
Wenus
Charles Svobodas
P.T.A. Meetings
Lincoln
Lincoln P.T A
Women Bowlers
Henrietta Jones
Loftus
Hillbruner
Nelson
Verba Parker
Alice Cejka
Burdine Lattner
Rosaleen Mercer
Alice Kirwin
Emma
Mrs. Nelson
Alyce Phillips
Morris’ Fur Shop
Hiner Granby
Dial Assi
Morris Greenberg
MC Kabe Beauty
DOWS
Second Ave
Second St. SE
Killian Company
Floer
Voelker
Hammond
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