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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1938
Page
16
A serialized discussion runs from Mrs D neglecting children to Aunt Prue's protests as she guides the kids. A Miss Manners Q&A counters a young woman dating a jailed, reformed plan, then admonishes jealousy issues and advises firm boundaries.
Wednesday evening Stanley friends aided Mr and Mrs Clifford Soules in celebrating their twentieth wedding anniversary at home The Royal Neighbors lodge is preparing a Memorial Drill for the R N A district convention in Greeley on May 28.
Strawberry Point Chapter ER PEO met at the home of Mrs Myrle Schmidt on Monday. Mrs Dorothy Gill reported on the state convention. Miss Cirila Slagle, a June bride elect, was presented a gift.
A long list of church groups announce meetings, luncheons, and social gatherings this week. Activities include women’s missionary society sessions, silver teas, Pageants, Kensington, and division meetings at various church venues and member homes. Hostesses named include Mrs. Charles T. Bowman and Mrs. W. W. Danson with dates and times across Thursday to Friday.
An in depth guide to iris groups beardeds and beardlesss, their soil and moisture needs, and how to pair iris varieties with flowering tulips daylilies and poppies. It covers bathroom care the cultural requirements and the aesthetic uses of yellow white and blue irises in late spring planting schemes.
Members are asked to take picnic requirements. Dessert and coffee will be furnished. Assisting hostesses are Mesdames Co H Brittin E S Smith H De Witt and W O Shelquist. Mrs P W Jacobson will talk on her winter in England and Mrs R M Threlkeld will lead devotions. Kenwood Presbyterian guild to meet at Bishop's cafeteria Tuesday at 7 p.m. All old and new members invited. St Johns guild meets Thursday at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs O I Johnson. Loyal Workers class meets Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at Fourth Ave and Seventh St SE. Hostesses are Mesdames J T Stewart J M Jeist and A O Edwards.
South English residents hosted a farewell party for Marian Little Tuesday at Mrs. Irene Cheney’s home. Other hostesses included Mrs. Irene Roberts and Miss Marguerite Dickinson as Little plans to teach at Lone Tree next year.
Earlville Womans club members surprised Mrs Leonora Tetgie at her home for her eighty first birthday. Lunch was served. E O T club officers elected: President Ruby Carty Vice President Wilma Ham Secretary Treasurer Fern Hunt. Legion and auxiliary plan a wreath making picnic in Legion rooms Tuesday evening. Lily Watt returned home from winter in Dubuque with daughter Mrs L R Fear.
The Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church held a May breakfast Thursday at Mrs. Beulah Lackey’s home with Mrs. R. C. Story assisting. Chapter CX, P. E. O., met Thursday evening at Mrs. J. K. McKee’s home where a report on the Sioux City state convention was given.
Mr and Mrs L J Strang announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Jessie to Lumir F Stusak son of Mr and Mrs Frank Stusak The wedding is set for Saturday June 18 Jessie works in the Wilson and company office and belongs to Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi local business girls sorority Stusak works for the Anton Pipal company.
Women of the Golf and Country Club elected Mrs. Paul Putnan president and Mrs. E. F. Saunders treasurer at Mrs. J. Lea Taylor home. Men’s Study Club met at C. E. Olson home with a steak fry. Chapter DA P E O heard a state convention report by Mrs. Ruth Ross. Woman’s Study Club gathered with a surprise program by Mrs. C. E. Olson and Mrs. Nellie Bartelt. A joint miscellany shower hosted by Mrs. Roy D. Morrow and Mrs. T. C. Brown honored Miss Aletha Wright, engaged to Edwin Bessey, on May 29.
The Postville Nature Study club met Tuesday at Mrs. H. D. Webb's home with Ralph Allen and Bruce Webster presenting the program. Mrs. R. C. Huebner hosted the Shakespeare club at a picnic supper Tuesday, where Mrs. Arthur Palas spoke.
Mrs. Lyle Crane entertained the Five Hundred club at her Masonville home on Tuesday with a luncheon.
A dense list of upcoming meetings and events across many fraternal and auxiliary groups in the Columbia division. Card parties and breakfasts are planned by L A to the O R C, Star of Maine circles, D of H lodges, Rebekah lodges, Silver groups, and other clubs with host locations at Moose hall, YWCA, Labor temple, and more.
Praha Rebekah lodge No 5 meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Sokol hall with memorial program led by Mrs Stella Marek and Mrs Anna Mitralsky Sunshine Circle L A P M No 22 gathers at 1321 Avenue NE Thursday at 12 30 for picnic luncheon then 2 30 business Betsy Ross Theta Rho Girls club meets Tuesday 7 30 p m at Sokol hall followed by a May dance Parlor City Camp Royal Neighbors of America No 1799 meets Thursday at 12 30 for luncheon at K P hall Members
The schedule calls for a covered dish meal in the afternoon followed by a brief business session and practice. Members are invited to participate and share dishes as the group convenes for the event.
The Tuesday Study Club members and their families gathered for a picnic supper Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hamann.
The Wilton Township Progressive club met at Mrs. Hazel Martin's home on Wednesday. They scheduled their annual picnic for June 16 at Weed Park Muscatine. Music featured performances by Mrs. Ruth Covell, Mrs. Elsie Collier, Mrs. Koppenhaver, and Mrs. Elsie Hain. Musical contest winners included Mrs. James Moylan, Miss Gladys Boot, and Miss Marion Hetzler.
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