College Club Luncheon Set for May 27 at Roosevelt Hotel
The Cecar Rapids College club holds its annual luncheon May 27 at 1 p m in the Roosevelt hotel Roosevelt room. Honored guests include charter and honorary members. The program College Club Presents features South Pacific selections by Shirley Carpenter Margaret Pratt Ethel Roberg and the Mines plus a one act play Ladies of the end by W J Moershel W E amet and Miss Ethel Roberg. Officers for the new year will be elected and committee reports given. Luncheon chair Mrs QO J Elsenbast assisted by Mrs Richard H Buresh. New book group chairmen listed across Tuesday afternoon Thursday afternoon Tuesday evening and Wednesday evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecar Rapids College Club
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
College Club
Shirley Carpenter
Margaret Pratt
Ethel Roberg
Mines
Robert Tutton
Robert Fisher
John Robb
W. J. Moershel
W. Eamet
Lloyd Goettel
QO. J. Elsenbast
Richard H. Buresh
Mandigo
Clinton
Davenport
Bettendorf
Muscatine
Iowa City
DeWitt
University Woman From Scotland To Speak Wednesday
Miss Barbara L Napier from Glasgow Scotland will speak at the American Association of University Women meeting at 8 p m Wednesday at the Woman's club. She discusses life of British women today and serves as adviser at the University of Glasgow. She tours the Midwest and Northeast lecturing on Britain life to college women. Sponsored by the Winifred Cullis Westate fellowship committee. Hostesses after talk include Mrs Edward Thatcher and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Woman’s Club
Barbara L. Napier
Glassgow
Scotland
Britain
University of Glassgow
Miss Napier
Glassgow Tion of
University Women
Royal Schools of Music
Middlewest
United States
Winifred Cullis
Fishers Spend Weekend in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Fred C Fisher of 1400 Second Avenue SE are spending the weekend in Des Moines visiting Mrs Fisher s sister in law and brother Judge and Mrs Faville Mrs William L Phipps at 1400 Second Avenue SE hosted a Friday tea for guest Mrs Walters of Laguna Beach Also Mrs Beattie hosted a Saturday buffet for friends at 315 Nineteenth Street SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fishers
Des Moines
Fred C. Fisher
Second Avenue SE
William L Phipps
Ao Walters
Laguna Beach
George Beattie
Nineteenth Street
Aller Daughter to Wed Harvey L Kowalsky
Ardis Marie Aller will wed Harvey L Kowalsky in June. Miss Aller teaches in Springville while Mr Kowalsky works for Fruehauf Trailer Company in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
A. W. Aller
Ardis Marie
Harvey L. Kowalsky
Carl Kowal
First Street
S.W
Miss Aller
Springville
Kowalsky
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Cedar Rapids
Spring Roundup Party At Elmcrest
The spring roundup at Elmcrest Golf and Country Club drew about 200 members. Attendees wore frontier era costumes and gathered at a ranch styled clubhouse with saddles and corral fencing. A rustic porch bar and chuck wagon dinner featured barbecued beef followed by round and square dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club
Dearie Theme Song At Footlighters Party In Armar Ballroom
Dearie Do You Remember will be the Footlighters theme as a Roaring Twenties party at Armar ballroom Friday night starting at 9. The four act floor show features impersonations of Sophie Tucker Clara Bow Helen Wills Jack Dempsey Mayor Jimmy Walker and Amy Semple McPherson with local talent in famous voices of opera a Charleston contest and music by Paul Whiteman and His Rhythm Boys. Joe Doakes provides 1920s dancing selections and tickets are at the Hobby House with table reservations through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearie
Armar Ballroom
Sophie Tucker
Clara Bow
Helen Wills
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Walker
Amy Semple McPherson
New York
Los Angeles
John Fisher
Bryce Fisher
John T. Hecker
Howard Heathman
Sue Darling
George W. Corey, Jr
Joan Ruml
Jack Kendall
Betsy Fiodin
Sidney Leibsohn
J. H. Maloney
Charles Hastings
D. B. McCurnin
Robert Taylor
Howard McLaughlin
Norma Jean Bedell
Robert LaFontaine
Marvin Smiley
Bob Kadlee
David Pickford
Robert Vernon
Frank C. Byers
Robert B. Davis
Ralph Gearhart
Stanley Tisher
Richard E. Crane, Jr
Tom Hoegen
David Ruml
Mary Garden
Gallicard
Caruso
Charleston
Paul Whiteman
Rhythm Boys
Joe Doakes
George Lindsay
James Coquillette
Gordon McKay
Kathleen Shores Honored On Eighth Birthday
Kathleen Shores daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Shores 2505 Meadowbrook Drive SE celebrated her eighth birthday Saturday with a wiener roast. Guests included Judy Bezanson Margaret Krumholtz Peggy Buresh Jan Waples Millicent Bell Louise Jenkins Catherine Halpin Ellen Beals Susan Moran Nancy Wadlington Cheryle Watts Ann Farwell Sharon Usher and Mary Ellen Kubik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Shores
Gordon Shores
Meadowbrook Drive
Judy Bezanson
Margaret Krumholtz
Peggy Buresh
Jan Waples
Millicent Bell
Louise Jenkins
Catherine Halpin
Ellen Beals
Susan Moran
Nancy Wadlington
Cheryle Watts
Ann Farwell
Sharon Usher
Mary Ellen Kubik
Sue Randall Initiated Into Journalism Honor Society
Miss Sue Randall daughter of Mr and Mrs John Randall of 328 Forest Drive SE has been initiated into Pi Delta Epsilon national journalism honorary at Denison University as a sophomore student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Randall
John Randalls
Forest Drive
Pi Delta Epsilon
Denison
Dortha Stuart Is Bride-Elect In Newhall
Dor tha Stuart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tuttle, is engaged to Dale Grovert of Newhall. The June 18 wedding will be at St John’s Lutheran Church Newhall. Both graduates of Coe College with advanced degrees, they will live in Janesville Wisconsin where Grovert works as an accountant.
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Newhall
Chester Tuttle
Miss Averill and Fiance Feted Before Wedding
Miss Nancy Averill and Lawrence V. Regan Jr plan to marry Saturday at Grace Episcopal church. Friends hosted events this weekend including a Friday dinner at Stamats home with out of town guest Robert Regan of Chicago and Mrs. Wilma Douglas of Los Angeles attending. A Saturday dinner at Erroll L. Miller’s home in Cottage Grove avenue SE also honored the couple with guests Robert Regan and Mrs. Wilma Douglas present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Averill
Lawrence V. Regan, Jr
Grace _ Episcopal church
Herbert S. Stamats
Linden Drive
Regan
Robert
Chicago
Worth S. Averill
Second Avenue
Erroll L. Miller
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Miss Averill
Robert Regan
Wilma Douglas
Los Angeles
Averill
Ellen Montgomery Honored With Luncheon and Shower
Hostesses at the Yuill home entertained for bride elect Ellen Montgomery at a luncheon honoring her wedding plans. She is to wed June 3 in Des Moines to John C. Hunter. A kitchen shower followed, with many guests including Mrs. Edwin B. Hunter from Des Moines visiting at Mrs. O’Meara’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Yuill
R. F. Torstenson
Yuill
Pleasant Drive
Ellen Montgomery
John C. Hunter
Des Moines
Miss Montgomery
Neil Montgomery
William Fletcher
Kenneth H. Bastian
Martha Lou Conkling
Richard E. Crane, Jr
Robert H. O'Meara
O'Meara
Twenty-seventh Street
Mrs Stenner Receive Farewell Coffee Before Move
Mrs Joseph Stenner, departing the city with her family for St Joseph Missouri, will be honored at a farewell coffee tomorrow. Hostesses Mrs W J Probert Mrs Earl Delzell and Mrs Morris Christy will entertain about 20 guests at 2200 Avenue NE Probert home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stenner
St. Joseph
Mmes
W. J. Probert
Earl Delzell
Morris Christy
Probert
Avenue NE
Women Hear Challenge at BPW Meeting in Cedar Rapids
Pauline Mandigo urged BPW members at the Iowa state convention in Cedar Rapids to take more responsibility as women gain progress. She cited suffrage and Harvard Law, called for one woman per state in Congress, and predicted a brighter fifty years with continued social welfare gains and strong American know how.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pauline Mandigo
Business
Cedar Rapids
Miss Mandigo
Harvard Law School
Senate
Congress
Therese Bading to Wed Leo F McDonald in June Ceremony
Therese M Bading daughter of Nellie I Bading and John T Bading will marry Leo F McDonald son of Mr and Mrs M F McDonald of Castle Grove. The ceremony is set for June 17 at Immaculate Conception church with Miss Gert rude Stenner and Mrs A E Kurth of Cedar Rapids involved in services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie I. Bading
Fifth Avenue
John T. Bading
Longwood Drive
Therese M. Bading
Leo F. McDonald
M. F. McDonald
Castle Grove
Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Bading
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Mr. McDonald
Northwestern University
Roosevelt College
Chicago
Borg-Warner Corporation
Bellwood
Huffs Leave Cedar Rapids for Denver Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huff of 1724 Twelfth street NW departed Cedar Rapids Saturday to establish residence in Denver. A farewell dinner was hosted at the Yacht Club with family friends including the Hinrichs Andrews Kloubec and Martin families and other Cedar Rapids and Anamosa residents. Also noted is the departure of Willis H. Young and Miss Mabel Clark of Elyria after visiting Cedar Rapids at the Thiel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Huff
Twelfth Street
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Yacht Club
Howard Hinrichs
Harold Andrews
Kenneth Kloubec
Herbert Martin
John Freese
William Martin
Anamosa
Harley Huff
Robert Brombaugh
Willis H. Young
Mabel Clark
Elyria
Ohio
Robert Thiel
Twenty-seventh Street
Junior League Meeting at Palisades Park
Members of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Palisades in Kepler State park for luncheon. Convention reports will be given by Mrs. Della Nash Crawford and Mrs. Elliott A. Cobb. A radio report will be given by Mrs. Howard H. Cherry Jr. Mary Janet Clements, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph H. Clements, 312 Crescent Street SE, was one of the dancers Saturday in the May fete at Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Palisades
Kepler State Park
Della Nash Crawford
Elliott A. Cobb
Howard H. Cherry, Jr
Mary Janet Clements
Ralph H. Clements
Crescent Street
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. Lehti Honors Mrs. Parsons
Mrs. David W. Lehti of 1932 Fifth Avenue SE will host a luncheon for eight at Cedar Rapids Country Club Monday honoring Mrs. Hayes W. Parsons of 2331 Upland Drive SE. The Parsons plan to move to Orange, California, soon. They were feted Saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. Gust H. Olson, 550 Vernon Drive SE, with twelve guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Lehti
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Hayes W. Parsons
Lehti
Parsons
Upland Drive
Cedar Rapids
Orange
Calif
Gust H. Olson
Vernon Drive
Memorial Day Dance at Cedar Rapids Country Club
A Memorial Day dance will be held May 29 at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with Larry Foster and his orchestra. Formal dress is required and cocktails will be served from 7 to 8 30. Hosts include the Ronald Evans, Lou W Van Nostrands Jr, Harry Chadimas and Joe Enzlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Larry Foster
Ronald Evans
Lou W. van Nostrands, Jr
Harry Chadimas
Joe Enzlers
Taylor Families Return From Minneapolis Trip
Mr and Mrs R D Taylor of Fourth Avenue SE and Mr and Mrs H R Taylor of Trake Boulevard SE returned Saturday after spending the week in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Minneapolis
R. D. Taylor
Fourth Avenue
H. R. Taylor
Trake Boulevard
Downings Start Eastern Trip to Charleston and Eastern Illinois
Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Downing depart from Ridgeway drive SE for a two week Eastern visit. En route they will visit Charleston NL where Mrs. Downing will establish a chapter of Kappa Omicron Phi at Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, an honorary home economics society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Downing
Ridgeway Drive
East
Downings
Charleston
Book Club to Entertain Husbands at Cedar Rapids Dinner
Members of a local book club will entertain their husbands at a dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Monday evening. Mrs. John D. Keehn and Mrs. W. D. Ralston II lead arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Owen N. Elliott will recount their recent world trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
John D. Keehn
W. D. Ralston II
Owen N. Elliott
To Be Married to G W Robinson III
Ellen Elizabeth Johnson and George Wilse Robinson III announce their forthcoming marriage. The ceremony is planned for June 7 in Kansas City. Johnson, a Coe College graduate, studies graduate work at Iowa and is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta and Phi Kappa Phi. Robinson, a Georgia Tech alumnus, pursues a chemistry doctorate at Iowa and belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilkinson Johnson
Fifth Avenue SE
Ellen Elizabeth
George Wilse Robinson III
Elizabeth Robinson
G. W. Robinson
Kansas City
Miss Johnson
Coe College
University of Iowa
Alpha Gamma
Phi Kappa Phi
Robinson
Georgia Institute of Technology
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Center Point Girl Crowned Frances Shimer May Fete Queen
Miss Patricia Grubbs daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd B Grubbs Center Point will reign as queen of Frances Shimer college May Fete at Mt Carroll Illinois. Elected by faculty and student body she led the Y W C A and joins the Art club International Relations club and college choir coronation at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Grubbs
Lloyd B. Grubbs
Center Point
Frances Shimer College
Mt Carroll
Ill
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Richard L. Naibert
Milton Carlson
George Fenceil
E. F. Kadlee
Pauline Wershofen
Marguerite Kuempel
Mildred Webb
Magdalene Johnson
Mrs. Phipps
H. L. Kowalsky
Ardis Aller
Elmcrest
Footlighters
Doakes Orchestra
Frank Meci
Italy
Journalism Group
Dortha Stuart
America
Germany
Therese Bading
Virginia Bedell
Spirit Lake
Gertrude Stenner
A. E. Kurth
Helen G. Irwin
Carl Franks
Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen Vanderburg
Shell Rock
Aurelia Atkinson
Fort Madison
Clarita Langston
Keokuk
Sun Bonnet Sue
Marlys Elftman
Cedar Falls
Lucile Keller
Carl Huffs
Thiel
Palisades Park
C. R. Country Club
J. 0
Book Club
G. W. Robinson III
Ellen Johnson
Higbee
Ummer
A Hee
Second Street
Third Avenue
Fate Roy’ N Sah
Ian Amat
Marion
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. of Entomology
Mitwalsky
OUR
Dyiix
Dial
Toman
Mr. Anderson
Your
Toman’s
3Rd Ave
First Avenue
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
St. Charles
Logan
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