Tea At Chandler Home Saturday To Honor Ann Bolton
A bridge tea and hosiery shower will honor Miss Ann Bolton at the Do. Ray Chandler home 624 Nineteenth Street SE Saturday afternoon. The event precedes her May 24 marriage to Ralph G. Hubbell of Buffalo New York with twelve friends attending. Mrs C Ray Chandler, Mrs William Tomec and Mrs Clark Chandler host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bolton
Ralph G. Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
C. Ray Chandler
William Tomec
Clark Chandler
Do. Ray Chandler
Nineteenth Street
Miss Bolton
Chandler
St Katherine's Alumnae Luncheon Held in Davenport
Mrs Robert S Cook and Miss Eleanor Cook joined alumnae from St Katherine's school for a Davenport luncheon hosted by Mrs Dick McCabe. The group included ten members and Mrs Ralph E Stephens of Maquoketa accompanied the Cedar Rapids party at 222 Crescent Street SE and 624 Nineteenth Street SE locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Cook
Eleanor Cook
Crescent Street
C. Ray Chandler
Nineteenth Street
Davenport
Dick McCabe
St. Katherine's School
Ralph E. Stephens
Maquoketa
Cedar Rapids
Curray Family Returns From Nine Weeks West Trip
Mr and Mrs Roy Curray of Linden Drive SE and their children Ellen Joseph and Margaret with Wayne Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Joel Rogers returned the first of the week from a nine weeks motor trip in the west They visited Mrs Curray s parents Prof and Mrs L S Ross in Claremont and Mrs Curray s parents in Long Beach They drove up the coast to Seattle and returned via Salt Lake City and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Curray
Linden Drive
Ellen
Joseph
Margaret
Wayne Rogers
Joel Rogers
Park Terrace SE
West
Curray
Prof
L. S. Ross
Claremont
J. A. Curray
Long Beach
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Denver
Trewins Attend Cornell College Play Rain From Heaven
Mrs. Harold R. Trewin and Miss Martha Trewin of 1950 Fourth Avenue SE will drive to Mount Vernon tonight to attend the performance of Rain From Heaven presented by the Cornell College speech department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
Martha Trewin
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Figges Change Residence To Grand Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Reginald B Figge and family moved from 334 Nineteenth Street SE to their newly purchased home at 2008 Grande Avenue SE on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figges
Reginald B. Figge
Nineteenth Street SE
Grande Avenue SE
Luncheon and Shower Compliment Miss Jedlicka in NW
Mrs. Hattie Weed entertained at her home 720 E avenue NW on a Wednesday luncheon and a miscellaneous shower for Miss Alice Jedlicka ahead of her marriage to Whitney Stahl. Bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. George Heider and Mrs. David Rhodes. Guests included Edith Lord Helen Hrubesh Anna Jedlicka Ed Jedlicka Clyde Satterly Frank Danberg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Weed
E Avenue NW
Alice Jedlicka
Whitney Stahl
George Heider
David Rhodes
Edith Lord
Helen Hrubesh
George Maloney
Anna Jedlicka
Ed Jed
Friendly Strollers Plan Sunday Picnic Outing
The Friendly Strollers meet Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at the Plaza and depart at 2 p.m. for a picnic dinner at the Palisades. Members should bring sandwiches a covered dish and their own utensils. Malcolm Montgomery and Elmer Sutthoff lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades
Malcolm Montgomery
Elmer Sutthoff
Mrs Canfield Leaves for Pasadena Visit
Mrs. F. A. Canfield of 208 Twentieth street NE departed Thursday evening for Pasadena to stay indefinitely with her sister Mrs. Leora Beecher who has been MI for the last year. She will also visit her brother George W. Kleinek in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Canfield
Twentieth Street
Pasadena
Leora Beecher
George W. Kleineck
Cedar Rapids Delegates Head to State BPW Session
Cedar Rapids representatives to the sixteenth annual Business and Professional Womens clubs state meeting depart for Des Moines for a weekend session. Local delegates include Mrs Edna Wilson Miss Edith Lowe Miss Hope Kurtz Mrs Merle Harris Miss Hazel Hicks Miss Leone Sutherland Miss Lillian Clark and Dr Zoa Munger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Business and Professional Womens Clubs
Des Moines
Edna Wilson
Edith Lowe
Hope Kurtz
Merle Harris
Hazel Hicks
Leone Sutherland
Lillian Clark
Zoa Munger
A. G. D. Alumnae Meet Saturday Night Guest Julia Riser
Miss Julia Riser of Birmingham Alabama national Alpha Gamma Delta inspector will be a special guest at the monthly supper meeting of Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae Saturday at 630 p m at the home of Mrs E E Schenefelt 549 Vernon drive SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Riser
Birmingham
Ala
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta
E. E. Schenefelt
Vernon Drive
Evangelical Supper Bid Farewell To Baumgartners
One hundred members of the First Evangelical church attended a Wednesday evening farewell supper in the church dining room for the Rev. I. L. Baumgartner and his wife and family who will move to Cedar Falls next week. Baumgartner, pastor for four years, was elected district superintendent. Hoadley, toastmaster, presented a purse from the congregation and Mrs. Baumgartner read a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
I. L. Baumgartner
Cedar Falls
Coe College Conservatory Recital Showcases Nine Pupil Performers
Six faculty members of the Coe College Conservatory of Music present nine pupils in a Saturday 8 p.m. recital at T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel. Featured performers include Meinard Schurfield Phyllis Rogers Carl Ettinger Jr Ellsworth Eye Vern Guttenfelder Martha Leksa Robert Benecke Rose Ann Kubo vec and Maribelle Fuller. Faculty conducting are Miss Bernice Hach Miss Eleanor Houts Prof Max Dachler Dr Morris Katzoff Prof Grace Swab and Prof Joseph Kitchin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Conservatory of Music
T. M. Sinclair
Meinard Schurfield
Phyllis Rogers
Carl Ettinger, Jr. Ellsworth Eye
Vernon Guttenfelder
Martha Leksa
Robert Benecke
Rose Ann Kubovec
Maribelle Fuller
Bernice Hach
Eleanor Houts
Max Dachler
Morris Katzoff
Grace Swab
Joseph Kitchin
Alpha Gamma Delta Spring Dance At Coe College
The Alpha Gama Delta sorority hosts a spring dance tonight from 8 to 11 in the Coe College recreation room. The event features ten dances with Dean and Mrs Geiger Dean Mary Bell and Prof and Mrs Garwood as faculty guests. Special guest Miss Julia Riser of Birmingham Alabama national inspector for the sorority attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gama Delta
Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta
C. Harve Geiger
Mary Bell
Lynn E. Garwood
Julia Riser
Birmingham
Ala
E T C Bridge Club Meets at Miss Indra Home
Miss Helen Indra hosted the E T C bridge club at 901 Oakland Avenue NE Wednesday. High score prize went to Wilma Wells with Loretta Hurych as consolation. Guests included Leela Zavodsky Betty Landa Louise Indra and couples Mrs Arthur Birney and Mrs William Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Indra
E. T C Bridge Club
Oakland Avenue
Wilma Wells
Loretta Hurych
Leela Zavodsky
Betty Landa
Louise Indra
Arthur Birney
William Hoyt
Local Shower Honors Miss Evelyn Hall Ahead of June Wedding
Mrs Peter McCracken hosted a miscellaneous shower at 289 Highland Drive NW in honor of Miss Evelyn Hall who is to wed John Sterns on June 5. Mrs J McFar lane of Chicago presided at the tea table as an out-of-town guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McCracken
Highland Drive
Evelyn Hall
John Sterns
J . McFarlane
Chicago
Mrs Effie Phillips Visits Kalamazoo Relatives
Mrs Effie Phillips an instructor at Kalamazoo Mid Normal School is visiting her cousins Mr and Mrs B D Bedell at 1668 Ellis Boulevard NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Phillips
Kalamazoo
Mid, Normal School
B D. Bedell
Ellis Boulevard
Dolls at St Pauls Party Displays Mother-Daughter Event
More than 300 attend St Pauls Methodist church fifteenth annual mother-daughter banquet. The event featured a Doll Shop fantasy with prizes for oldest and most unique dolls. multiple named owners and dolls ranged from 33 to 85 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
W. C. Ellis
Mary Barnhizer
D. W. Patterson
Clara Bender
Bernadine Frame
Mabel Lightfoot
Ruth Smith
Walter Miller
N. E. Walker
Lucile Reynolds
Jean White
Mary Lou Proizman
H. L. Marshall
Jean Cash
Kathryn Greene
Amanda Barnes Barham
Arthur A. Brooks
Orville Rust
Temple Bailey
Edna K. Dieman
Kenneth E. Cornell
Patricia Dorland
Alyce Mary Chadima
Joan Kadavy
Shirley Tegan
Joyce Skinner
Bernice
Jane Page
E C. Nelson
H. J. Foreman
L. J. Twogood
C. A. Pope
P. T. A. Meetings and Officer Installations
The Big Springs P. T. A. meets Friday at 7 30 p m at the school. Mrs C A Love will install officers. Mothers chorus will sing and refreshments served. The Arthur P. T. A. voted to donate to local camps and install new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs P. T. A
C. A. Love
Mothers’ Chorus
Delta Theta Chi Members Clash at Manchester Dinner
Delta Theta Chi Sigma chapter members joined Omega chapter from Dubuque at the Glen Charles hotel in Manchester for a Thursday dinner. Attendees included Louise Koach Bertha Goldin Miriam Carl Martha Stepan Freda Hoveke Rachael Griffith Ann Severa Ruth Hanna Mae Hogeland Betty Malek and patroness Mrs. Charles D. Manson. Omega guests were Margaret Williams Agnes Engel Vera Knautz Bernice Noel Frances Tschida Viola Carpenter Edith Riter Blanche Bock advisor and Dr. Mary Atchison patroness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi
National Business Girls’ Sorority
Omega
Dubuque
Glen Charles
Manchester
Sigma Chapter
Louise Koach
Bertha Goldin
Miriam Carl
Martha Stepan
Freda Hoveke
Rachael Griffith
Ann Severa
Ruth Hanna
Mae Hogeland
Betty Malek
Charles D. Manson
Omega Chapter
Margaret Williams
Agnes Engel
Vera Knautz
Bernice Noel
Frances Tschida
Viola Carpenter
Edith Riter
Blanche Bock
Mary Atchison
Nellie Bigger and Howard Schrimper wed at Marion church
Mrs. Etta Bigger of Marion announces the marriage of her daughter Nellie to Howard Schrimper son of Mrs. Catherine Schrimper of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was performed Thursday at noon at the Marion Methodist church parsonage by Rev. John Walters. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schrimp er. The couple planned a brief honeymoon and will reside on the Schrimper farm northwest of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Bigger
Marion
Nellie
Howard Schrimper
Catherine Schrimper
Cedar Rapids
John Walters
Charles Schrimper
Glenway Drive
Kansas City Pair Visits Enroute to New York Home
Mr and Mrs Paul C McWilliams of Kansas City Missouri visit with Mr and Mrs C T McWilliams at 1309 First Avenue East and with friends enroute to New York City where they will make their home Mr McWilliams will become merchandise manager with Lenners corporation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. McWilliams
Kansas City
McWilliams
C. T. McWilliams
First Avenue E
New York City
Mr. McWilliams
Lenners Corporation
New York
Anne Adams Run About the House Frock Pattern 2316
Cheerful practical morning dress pattern story with decorative sleeves and pockets. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 36 inch fabric. pattern 2316 available in multiple sizes. Book and pattern combo priced at 25 cents. send 15 cents for pattern. Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department listing includes New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Comfort-First: New Tennis Clothes For Men
Amos Parrish notes a shift to lightweight, unrestricted tennis attire. Players favor hats with wide visors, white polo shirts, and minimal bulk to aid speed and visibility on the court. Bunny Austin popularizes the cap, while duck fabric and simple neck openings dominate the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Austin
England
Tennis shorts and gear set trend in fitting light sportswear
The article notes a shift to lightweight tennis shorts in fabrics like cotton corduroy and cord, with pleats and expansion waistbands and white as the standard color. It highlights wool ankle socks, calf or buckskin tennis shoes, and the continued use of light weight duck sneakers for sure footed play among professionals and top amateurs.
Double Eight Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Montraese Hotel
Mrs Gerald Fottral and Mrs Russell Bowlus hosted the Double Eight club at the Montraese hotel Wednesday evening. After dinner, bridge prizes went to Mrs Bowlus Miss Betty Buchanan Mrs A Griffin and Mrs Richard Roberts. Guests included Mesdames Charles Vorel Obie Peal William Vorel H G Apfel and Edythe Robertson. Club members present were Mesdames Joe Bohren John Cabalka Richard Roberts A Griffin R J Monroe J Q McNeill Carol Crowell and M Wright and Miss Betty Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Fottral
Russell Bowlus
Montraese Hotel
Bowlus
Betty Buchanan
A. Griffin
Richard Roberts
Charles Vorel
Obie Peal
William Vorel
H. G. Apfel
Edythe Robertson
Joe Bohren
John Cabalka
R. J. Monroe
J. Q. McNeill
Carol Crowell
M. Wright
Dance Night at Cedar View Country Club Saturday
A dance will be held Saturday at the Cedar View Country Club. Members may bring guests to the affair and reserve dinner before the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar View Country Club
D U V Delegates Named For Waterloo Convention
Delegates to the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War convention in Waterloo June 9 to 14 were elected at the last meeting. Alma Owens Cleata Bergen Carrie Kouba Etta Williams Sarah Slocum Ida Kettleson Mary Watts named as delegates with alternates Theodora Sutlis Mary Bruch Bertha Hillereg Cecelia Rickard Martha Scott Emma Briggs Zoe Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Alma Owens
Cleata Bergen
Carrie Kouba
Etta Williams
Sarah Slocum
Ida Kettleson
Mary Watts
Theodora Sutlis
Mary Bruch
Bertha Hillerege
Cecelia Rickard
Martha Scott
Emma Briggs
Zoe Varney
Mrs Cowan to Wed Arvid Andrews in June
Miss Mary Jean Cowan, whose marriage to Arvid Andrews of Minneapolis will take place June 8, was honored at a personal shower Wednesday evening at the home of Arlene Ortmann. Attending were Lois Helbig, Juanita Davis, Lulu Boquist, Marion Hutton, Florence Reese and Marjorie Vilmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Cowan
Arvid Andrews
Minneapolis
Arlene Ortmann
First Avenue E
Lois Helbig
Juanita Davis
Lulu Boquist
Marion Hutton
Florence Reese
Marjorie Vilmont
Malta Chapter to Hold Special Meeting
Malta Chapter No. 415 O E S will hold a special meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic hall for initiation. Coe college drill squad will drill after the meeting. Refreshments and dancing will conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Coe College
Local Couple Married in Single Ring Ceremony
Miss Anna Blazek daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Blazek and Jerry Stodola son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Stodola were married Wednesday morning in a single ring ceremony at St Wenceslaus church officiated by Rev J A Serovy. The bride wore a white crepe tunic dress with pink blue and green embroidery and carried Johanna Hill roses sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Her sister in law Mrs Ross Morrison served as maid of honor in powder blue tunic and white accessories with a bouquet of tea roses sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Best man was Ross Morrison. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home and a supper and dance at Cc B J hall. The couple will reside in the area as Mr Stodola works in the family meat business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Blazek
Frank Blazek
Twenty-first Avenue
Jerry Stodola
Vincent Stodola
J. A. Serovy
St. Wenceslaus Church
Johanna Hill
Ross Morrison
Cc. B. J. Hall
Eight Reserve Officers Assigned To CCC Duty
Eight reserve officers from Cedar Rapids and nearby were assigned to Civilian Conservation Corps duty Thursday morning through Cedar Rapids infantry offices in the federal building. Capt. Ralph Yuill of Cedar Rapids will serve in the Iowa district, Lt. Floyd Trimble, Cedar Rapids, chemical warfare reserve, to Fort Riley Kansas, and H C Johnson of Waukon to the Arkansas district. Five were assigned to the Minnesota district: Lieutenants Thomas G. McGowan and Earl L. Myers both of Cedar Rapids, L F Buchanan of Norwa, A H Souhrada of Oxford Junction, and Loyal S Fairall of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Federal
Ralph Yuill
Iowa
Floyd Trimble
Chemical Warfare Reserve
Fort Riley
Kan
H. C. Johnson
Waukon
Arkansas
Minnesota
Thomas G. McGowan
Earl L. Myers
L. F. Buchanan
Norway
A. H. Souhrada
Oxford Junction
Loyal S,. Fairall
Iowa City
Des Moines Woman Leads New Town Conservation Board
Mrs. Henry Frankel of Des Moines named chair of the new town conservation board replacing the old fish and game panel. Gov. Clyde Herring says offices join the liquor control central HQ and that M. L. Hutton of Ames becomes temporary town conservation director. Dr W C Boone of Ottumwa chairs the permanent director applications committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Henry Frankel
Friday
towa_ conservations board
Fish and Game Commission
Clyde Herring
Town Liquey Control Commission
M. L. Hutton
Ames
Old Conservation Board
Towa
W. C. Boone
Ottumwa
Liquor Commission
Board of Conservation
Fish and Game
Conservation Departments
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ST. Katherine's Alumnae
Currays
Cornell
Miss Jedlicka
Mrs. Canfield
Charles of the
Ritz’s
Miss Gay Newsom
Charles
Ritz Cosmetics
Killian Co
P. W
A. G. D. Alumnae
Evangelical Supper
COE
E. T. C. Club
IRS
Morrie Greenberg Furrier
Morris Greenberg
St. SW
Dial
P. T. A. Meetings
Big Springs
Arthur P. T. A
Camp Good Health
Camp Conservation
Camp Huaga
Camp Wapsie Y
Ann Smithey
Arthur School
A. E. Einen
George van Deusen
Paul H. Bedell
Chester F. Beall
J.C. Milner
W. D. Elder
Ray Ingham
Raymond Klass
Alice Papes
Camp Wapsier
Nevin Nichols
Playground Commission
Eleanor
Nellie Bigger
Chu, Adam
Directed By
Amos Parrish
York
Double Eight Club
Cedar View
Miss Cowan
CCC
Second Street
Helen "Harding
Newmans
Boynton
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