Cedar Rapids Folk Return From Travels
Cedar Rapids travelers return home after trips by motor and train to the north south and west. Harold R. Trewin and his family conclude a three week southern motor tour. Martha Trewin greets them from Washington. Other returns include Fred C. Fisher Jr and family from a Baraboo visit, D W Warren from Madison, Mrs J S Hall from Los Angeles, and G M Wooltke with a cottage weekend in Charles City and Clear Lake. The DeCastellos end a six month Pasadena vacation en route through Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haring
Cedar Rapids
Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
Martha Trewin
Washington
Fred C. Fisher
First Avenue E
Fred
D. W. Warren
Warrenwood
Carroll Drive
Madison
Wis
South
William S. Cadow
Roosevelt Hotel
Billie
Seventeenth Street
Anna Marie
Pasadena
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
PEO Chapter Meets at Cottage Grove Home
Mrs John W Miller hosts chapter FO PEO on Tuesday at 2 p m assisted by Mrs Carl G Helming and Mrs Errol Miller. Mrs Devere N Smith will report on the state PEO convention held last week at Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Cottage Grove Avenue
Carl G. Helming
Errol Miller
Devere N. Smith
Mason City
Mrs Fritz to Visit Denver Friends for Short Stay
Mrs. William Fritz of Denver arrives Monday evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Breen at 2523 E Avenue NE for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fritz
Denver
Colo
Edward Breen
E Avenue
Coe Soprano In Recital Tonight
Miss Margaret Hindee will present a senior recital at Coe college chapel Monday at 8 30 p m accompanied by Frank Bates Cedar Rapids. Hindee studies soprano with Paul S Ray and sings with the cocapella choir and madrigal singers. She is active in Y W C A Coedan Dorian and First Baptist Church solos and invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hindee
W. T. Hindee
West Liberty
Coe College
Paul S. Ray
Miss Hindee
Frank Bates
Cedar Rapids
Coc
Madrigal Singers
First Baptist Church
Coedan
Dorian
Wilson High Holds Last Dance of the Season
Wilson high school students held their final dance of the year in the gym from 8 to 11 p.m. A Maypole theme with pastel streamers and bridal wreath baskets filled the room. Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Kreutner and Mr. Wessale. committee chairs Huba cek Havlik Andresen Snyder. sponsors Miss Porter Mills Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Snyder
Miss Dee Porter
Stephen A. Mills
Randall C. Hart
Bride-to-be Miss Kulhavy honored at linen shower
Miss Alice Kulhavy, soon to wed Arnold Brammer on May 25, attended as honored guest while Miss Catherine Timm and Mrs. Robert Fosnacht hosted at 1021 First Avenue West. Miss Ada Detlefsen and Miss Margaret Brammer won the whist prizes as twelve guests joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kulhavy
Arnold Brammer
Catherine Timm
Robert Fosnacht
First Avenue
Ada Detlefsen
Margaret Brammer
Malta Kensi Co. E S Meeting Set Thursday
Members of Malta Kensi Co. E S will meet Thursday at 2 15 p m at the home of Mrs. Thomas F Suchomel 2319 Ridgeway Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Kensi Co. E. S
Thomas F. Suchomel
Ridgeway Drive
Jolly 16 Club Meets Friday at Eliza Wilson’s Home
Mrs Eliza Wilson hosts members of the Jolly 16 club Friday at 2 p m at 811 L street SW for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Wilson
L Street
Jolly 16 Club
Price and Smith to Wed in Cedar Rapids
Charlies Franklin Price announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Mabelle Price of Cedar Rapids to Arling Eugene Smith of Des Moines. The wedding is planned for June 7 at an evening ceremony. A personal shower and coffee honored Miss Price at a Cedar Rapids home with several friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Franklin Price
Fourteenth Street
Marion
Mabelle Price
Cedar Rapids
Arling Eugene Smith
Des Moines
Ralph Field Smith
Sixth Avenue
Saron Ann Milner Celebrates 10th Birthday Party
Saron Ann Milner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Milner of 405 Twenty-third Street NE, marked her tenth birthday with a theater party Saturday afternoon. Guests included Nancy Jensen, Jane Johnson, Joan Trowbridge, Lois Jean Safely, Joan Lichtenstein, Yvonne Umphrey, Jacqueline Simpson, Jean Ironsides, Mary Ellen Martin, Sally Bailey, Karen Koffron, and Ellen Kaupke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron Ann Milner
J. C. Milner
Twenty-third Street
Milner
Nancy Jensen
Jane Johnson
Joan Trowbridge
Lois Jean Safely
Joan Lichtenstein
Yvonne Umphrey
Jacqueline Simpson
Jean Ironsides
Mary Ellen Martin
Sally Bailey
Karen Koffron
Ellen Kaupke
Final Meeting Planned for the Tourist Club
The Tourist Club holds its final club year meeting Wednesday at 1 p.m. with a picnic lunch at Mrs. George W. Hearn's home 2335 Ridgeway Drive SE. Mrs. Milton G. Bryan will present a paper titled The English Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hearn
Ridgeway Drive
Milton G. Bryan
English Union
Junior League Cedar Rapids Schedules Two Meetings
Board members of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids will meet Tuesday at 10 30 am at the Montrose hotel and a general meeting for all members will be held that afternoon at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Chi Omega Alumnae Meet for Dinner at Hampton Home
Chi Omega alumnae gather Wednesday at 6 30 p m for dinner at 300 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE hosted by Mrs Cora Hampton with assistants Mesdames Scannell Ottsen Reid and Miss Jela Mentzer assisting at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Iss
Cora Hampton
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Joseph B. Scannell
Kenneth Ottsen
Donald Reid
Jela Mentzer
Avery Visitors From Denver Plan Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Rex J Avery of Denver Colorado arrived Saturday for a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Avery at 825 Fifth Avenue SE They will travel to Chicago before returning home to Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex J. Avery
Denver
Colo
Mr. Avery
Thomas Avery
Fifth Avenue SE
Baskerville Visitors at Earlville Couple's Home
Mr and Mrs William Baskerville and Miss Anna E Baskerville of Earlville spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs F E Young located at 1532 D avenue NE for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baskerville
Anna E. Baskerville
Earlville
F. E. Young
D Avenue
Faber–Petersen Nupials Recited in Bethany Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Enoch Faber announce the marriage of daughter Marjorie to Lorenz F Petersen son of Mr and Mrs August Petersen Farnhamville. The ceremony at Bethany Seonatiess church officiated by Rev M See with immediate family present. The bride a McKinley graduate Cedar Rapids Business College worked at Iowa Adjustment and Credit bureau. The groom a Farnhamville and Des Moines IB B graduate works in Eddy Paper Co Cedar Rapids sales service. They reside at 1045 Fifth Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Faber
Avenue
Marjorie
Lorenz F. Petersen
August Petersen
Farnhamville
Bethany Seonatiess Church
M. See
McKinley High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Iowa Adjustment and Credit Bureau
Petersen
Farnhamville High School
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Eddy Paper Company
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Murray Pre Nuptial Party Held For Bride Elect
Miss Ruth Murray bride elect of Hugh Kahn was honored at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Miss Margaret Schrodermier and Miss Eileen Wiles at the Schrodermier home. Tea service was presided by Mrs. Roy Murray with beta phi alpha sisters in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schrodermier
Meadowbrook Drive
Eileen Wiles
Fourth Avenue
Ruth Murray
Hugh Kahn
Schrodermier
Roy V. Murray
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Gertrude Taylor
Verle Breed
Mae Wells
Elizabeth Watson
Charles Youtzy
Lester Baldwin
Jack Dinderman
Louis Kriz
Elaine Witlacil Celebrates Sixth Birthday at Ellis Park
Elaine Witlacil daughter of Mr and Mrs George Witlacil 393 Fifteenth street SE celebrated turning six with a Saturday party hosted by her mother at Ellis Park. Guests included Barbara and Elaine Cray Garlene Splichal Tommy Miller George Spielman Mary Eaton and Micky and Denny Pash with Mary Fontana assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Witlacil
George Witlacil
Fifteenth Street
Ellis Park
Mary Fontana
Jane Boyd circle elects officers and aids three camps
Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. J. W. Van Orsdol's home on Third avenue SE. Officers elected were Mrs. G. K. Cornell president Mrs. Van Orsdol vice president Mrs. Gertrude Bain secretary Mrs. C. W. Hay treasurer and Mrs. Henrietta Dety Dr. Jennie McCowen representative. The circle voted to aid Camp Lookout Camp Good Health and Wapsie Y camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King's Daughters
J. W. van Orsdol
Third Avenue SE
H. S. Perdue
G. K. Cornell
van Orsdol
Gertrude Bain
C. W. Hay
Henrietta Dety
Jennie McCowen
Camp Lookout
Camp Good Health
Wapsie Y Camp
Rules for a gracious hostess from old advice
A dated set of social rules advises on hosting manners for women. It counsels inviting guests with care, avoiding troublesome couples, not overbooking, offering affordable drinks, letting conversations flow, and giving departing guests warm attention and a genuine farewell.
Cedar Rapids bridal couples entertain at early week events
Cedar Rapids society opens the week with bridal couples elect being hosted at breakfast dinners and a picnic. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Wallace D Lyon and Mr and Mrs Robert B Davis. Miss Knox and Mr Pratt are slated to marry Saturday afternoon. Guests at showers and breakfasts include Jean Wootke Della May Nash Mary Frances Lee Betty Knox and Jane Lockwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Pinicon River
Cedar Raids
Wallace D. Lyon
Blake Terrace
Robert B. Davis
Twentyninth Street
Knox
Mr. Pratt
Marjorie Meeker
Frank E. Wells
Ollie Larsen
Wells
Bever Avenue
Mabel Heal
Margaret McKnight
Hope Schultz
Bess Hartman
Alba Gleason
H. E. Divine
O. J. Gray
Harold Pickerill
Edith Golton
Jean Wootke
Crescent Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Primrose Stien
William Jackson
Della May Nash
Mary Frances Lee
Betty Knox
Betty Lehman
Christine Mull
Jean Ashby
Ruth Anderson
Dorothy Carr
Peggy Bode
Jean Hedberg
James Smith
G. Kelley Wodtke
Mrs Lee and daughter to Mineral Wells
Mrs Howard E Lee and her daughter Nancy Jo left Saturday afternoon for Mineral Wells Texas to join Lieut Lee chief supply officer for the 52nd battalion stationed at Camp Wolters The Lees have been staying with Mrs Lee s parents Mr and Mrs Ige A Johnson at 1829 Ridgewood terrace SE for three weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Lee
Sixteenth Street
Nancy Jo
Mineral Wells
Tex
Lieut. Lee
52Nd
Camp Wolters
Lee
Ige A. Johnson
Ridgewood Terrace SE
Veterans of Foreign Wars aux No. 788 meet in Memorial building
The VFW auxiliary No. 788 met Wednesday in the Memorial building initiating Mrs. Elmer E Beach. Memorial services were held for late Mrs. Mabel Crow Gold Star mother. Delegates to the state encampment June 15 to 18 in Marshalltown include Mesdames Emil Vohaska Harry Concannon Harley Huff and Miss Zelina Wiese. Committees appointed by president Mrs Emil Erickson include Rehabilitation Mrs Vohaska hospital Mrs Otto Tweed cottage fund Mrs Florian Francis sick Mrs J F Brems Jr social Mrs Concannon publicity Mrs White Americanism Mrs Huff membership Mrs Lee Poncin ways and means committee listed plus telephone committee Mesdames H Barger F Elgas. Second district meeting set for June 1 at Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 788
Memorial
Elmer E. Beach
Mabel Crow
Gold Star
Marshalltown
Emil Vohaska
Harry Concannon
Harley Huff
William White
Zelina Wiese
Emil Erickson
Vohaska
Otto Tweed
Florian Francis
J. F. Brems, Jr
Concannon
White
Huff
Lee Poncin
H. Barger
F. — Elgas
Monticello
Mrs Lillian Hart Returns From Weekend Visit
Mrs Lillian Hart of 307 percent Third Avenue SE returned from Water loo Sunday evening after a weekend visit with her sister Mrs Morris Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hart
Third Avenue SE
Retu
Waterloo
Morris Kellogg
P T A Officers Installed As Cleveland School Events Held
Mrs Henry Lubben began the season as Cleveland P T A president with officers including Mrs David Kvapil as vice president Mrs William Mehaf and Miss Adeline ey Montillon treasurer Cleveland teachers were guests at a Monday dinner at Wurster's tea room Lincoln school teachers hosted a Friday tea for about 100 P T A members Richardson directed music pupils performed and readings were given by Mrs Radloff Miss Bess Hodges and Miss Sylvia Stark presided at the tea table Stark installed the following officers at a later business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lubben
Cleveland P. T. A. Ne
Gucerie
Oey
David Kvapil
William Mehaf
Adelineey
Montillon
Cleveland
Wurster
Lincoln School
Imately
Pillow Picnic Planned By Camp Fire Guardians
Camp Fire guardians will host a Pillow Picnic for board members Tuesday at 10 30 a m in the directors cabin at Camp Huaga. Westminster Presbyterian church guardians supervise with Miss Marvel Foster and Mrs A I Mason arranging the program. Cedar Rapids Blue Birds plan a May fete at Cleveland school. public is invited. Elbert Williams of Camp Fire will speak Saturday at 11 45 a m on a coast to coast NBC program and announce the 3 M winners in the older girls project. Helen Hayes will be featured from Chicago and a salute from movie magazine and microphone officials. Camp Fire features on the Woman's Club golden jubilee at Atlantic City Thursday and Town Hall of the Air on NBC blue network. Mary Fiedler supervises with Trenton Camp Fire girls. Owens, president, participated in the ceremony. Miss Owens gave a brief history of the flag and Mrs Mulson explained emblem colors. Rev Thomas Collister accepted the flag and pledge of allegiance was repeated. A scholar and standard were presented to Ambar Grotto auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Huaga
Guardians
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elbert Williams
Camp Fire
Columbia
Helen Hayes
Chicago
Woman's Club
Atlantic City
Town Hall
NBC Blue
Mary Fiedler
Trenton
Hayrack Party Held For Nineteen Guests
Nineteen guests attended a hayrack party Saturday evening hosted by Elaine Miller and Marilyn Kofron. Chaperons were Miss Hildred Ann Miller, Miss Lois Detlefsen, James Enst, and Richard Marks. The group gathered at the Miller home then traveled to the McKinstry stables before returning for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Miller
Ed Miller
Murray Driver
Marilyn Kofron
W. A. Kofron
Maple Drive
Hildred Ann Miller
Lois Detlefsen
James Enst
Richard Marks
Miller Home
McKinstry Stables
Civil war veterans present US standard at St James service
Rebecca Alexander tent D A V of the Civil War members presented a United States flag standard at a Sunday morning worship service at St James Church. Color bearers included Mrs Frederick W Mulson Mrs Calvin A Williams Mrs Hugh E Hillerege Mrs William H Larkin and Mrs Jacob Searles with Miss Alma E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
United States
St. James M Church
Frederick W. Mulson
Calvin A. Williams
Hugh E. Hillerege
William H. Larkin
Jacob Searles
Alma E
Local shower honors Anne Blazaitis before May wedding
Mrs. C F Rawson and Mrs. C J Blazaitis hosted a shower at Z C B J hall Friday night for Anne Blazaitis, daughter of Mrs. Blazaitis, as she prepares to wed Leroy F Hendryx on May 31. Hendryx is Rawson's son. Miss Ruby Byers spoke and a mock wedding was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Rawson
First Street
C. J. Blazaitis
Twelfth Street
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Blazaitis
Anne Blazaitis
Leroy F. Hendryx
Hendryx
Rawson
Ruby Byers
Family party hosts and out of town guests listed
Mrs. Donell, Audrey Leoni and Doris Leoni hosted a gathering. Sixty attendees were present. Among out of town guests were Mrs. Dick Hendryx of Alburnett, Mrs. Walter Hendryx of Center Point, Mrs. Wesley of Springfield, Miss Gladys Blin and Mrs. Guy Berlin of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donell
Audrey Leoni
Doris Leoni
Navy Mothers Meet Speaker Marlon Madsen
Marlon Madsen local recruiting officer for the United States navy spoke Friday evening at the Navy Mothers club meeting in the Glow room of the Gas company. He presented current navy statistics. Paul Wright showed films of a recent trip through Mexico. Plans were made to take part in Decoration Day ceremonies and memorial services of the Iowa Volunteers at Grace Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Madsen
United States Navy
Navy Mothers Club
Gas Company
Madsen
Navy
Paul Wright
Mexico
Iowa
Grace Episcopal Church
Numismatic Meeting To Be Held Here In Fall
Cedar Rapids will host the fall Iowa Numismatic meeting, announced at the annual convention in Davenport. Des Moines was tentatively awarded the 1942 spring conclave. W. Leon Belt of Waterloo was elected president. M. A. Radke of Des Moines first vice president. Ernest Moore of Muscatine second vice president. W. M. Baker of Davenport secretary treasurer. Betty Laurent of Clinton librarian historian. Directors elected were Ted Hammer Burlington, Lewis K. Ferguson Ames, Del Green Fairfield, David Pierce Ottumwa, Elmer Laurent Clinton, and L. S. Wright Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Daevenport
Des Moines
W. Leon Belt
Waterloo
M. A. Radke
Ernest Moore
Muscatine
W. M. Baker
Davenport
Betty Laurent
Local Therapist Reports Moving Notices To Board
A therapist reports sending cards to the local regulatory board twice in the past two months stating I have moved. None of the cards included a return address or new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terape Cath Rept Haa
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P.E.O
Mrs. Fritz
Breens
Ee Pn
Be Farm Dairies
Mood Farm Dairies
Ole NG A Ee
Errengontreharne
Sergei
Vocaliees
Roy Pees
Wilson
Kensington
American Institute of Laundering
Totiet Good
Arling E. Smith
CHI Omega
Averys
Youngs
Lasewell Photo
Lorenz Petersen
Miss Murray
Ars Bane
P. M. Lattner
Miss Jane Lockwood
Marvin Springer
St. Louis
Mrs. Lattner
Miss Lockwood
Mrs. Hart
P.T.A. Meetings
Gazette
Blue Birds
Cleveland School
ABC
Ist St
Dial
Ung
Miss Blazaitis
Charlie Burkart
With Timken
Checker Electric
1St ST. SE
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