Bolton Hubbell Bridal Dinner Tonight in Omaha
Mr and Mrs Rovert S Cook and Mrs William P Ellwood of Omaha host the bridal dinner for Miss Ann Bolton and Ralph G Hubbell of Buffalo New York this evening at the Cook home 222 Crescent Drive SE. The table centers feature lilies of the valley and white tulips with twenty seven guests including the couple bridal party and out of town guests. The wedding is set for Friday at 830 PM at St Johns Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovert S. Cook
William P Euweood
Omaha
Ann Bolton
Ralph G Hubbell
Buffalo
Cook
Miss Bolton
Hubbell
Ellwood
Mr. Hubbell
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlotte Kanealy
Roosevelt Hotel
White couple hosts bridge dinner and tea room event
Mr and Mrs Hugh W White of 2310 Meadowbrook Drive SE invite twelve members of their bridge club to a dinner this evening at the Commonwealth tea room. The bridge session will follow the meal at the White home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W. White
Meadowbrook Drive
Commonwealth Tea Room
White Home
Mr and Mrs E D McCartney Return from Texas Trip
Mrs E D McCartney and her husband of 2044 Grande avenue SE have returned from spending the winter in Fort Worth and Mineral Wells Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. McCartney
Grande Avenue
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Texas
Reporters' Club votes to keep meeting over summer
At a luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel a representative Linn county group of 35 members decided to continue meetings through summer. President Mrs Paul Huston presided and outlined the subsistence homestead plan at Granger. Mrs W E Lamey shared impressions of a recent Des Moines Institute of Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reporters’ Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Linn County
Paul Huston
Granger
W E. Lamey
Institute of Government
Des Moines
J. J. Doherty
CCC
Elmer Hollingsworth
Reporters
Edith Benson and Polly Price to honor Alice Cave
Edith Benson and Polly Price host a linen shower for Alice Cave at Miss Price's apartment 1115 Second Avenue SE this evening. Alice Cave will wed Harry R. Peterson on June 15. Guests include Jane Sloan Elizabeth Focht Margaret Merritt Irene Mahannah Helen Meier Iola Mentzer Catherine Baxter Rose Miller and Mesdames John Palmer and Harold Soper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Benson
Polly Price
Miss Price
Second Avenue SE
Alice Cave
Miss Cave
Harry R. Peterson
Jane Sloan
Elizabeth Focht
Margaret Merritt
Irene Mahannah
Helen Meier
Iola Mentzer
Catherine Baxter
Rose Miller
John Palmer
Harold Soper
Podendorfs to Leave for Bedford Home
Mr and Mrs Quentin J Podendorf were honored at a dinner hosted by Mrs Gale Coyne in the 113 Tenth Street SE area before their move to Bedford. Mr Podendorf departs Friday to begin duties as a pharmacist for a drug company in Bedford and Mrs Podendorf will join him shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin J. Podendorf
Bedford
Gale Coyne
Tenth Street SE
Podendorf
Homestead Lodge Benefit Card Party Planned
Homestead lodge No 214 will host a 500 card party Friday at 8 pm at Odd Fellows hall Nellie Andrews oversees arrangements Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Lodge
Homestead Lodge No. 214
Odd Fellows Hall
Nellie Andrews
Jolly Dozen Meet With Mrs Schreiber Friday
The Jolly Dozen will meet with Mrs. Luetta Schreiber at 547 Tenth Street SW Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jolly Dozen
Luetta Schreiber
Tenth Street
P. E. O. Delegates Head to Iowa Convention
Mrs. George R. Liddle Mrs. H. E. Kensinger Mrs. Robert W. Greene and Mrs. Arthur L. Bye travel from local chapters DK GM FO and HJ to Des Moines for the forty third annual Iowa chapter convention. Mrs. Moray L. Eby state recording secretary also departs. Sessions run Friday and Saturday at Hotel Fort Des Moines with Mrs. Belle Besser presiding at First Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Liddle
Robert W. Greene
Arthur L. Bye
Des Moines
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Iowa
Moray L. Eby
Fort Des Moines
Belle Besser
Newton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Millicent Milke Accepted for Nursing Course
Miss Millicent Milke daughter of Mr and Mrs William Milke of 1346 C avenue NE has been accepted at Ryburn Memorial hospital in Ottawa Illinois for a three year nursing training program. Six months of the senior year will be spent at Cook County Hospital in Chicago She reports for duty June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Milke
William Milke
C Avenue NE
Ryburn Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Ill
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Miss Milke
Mercy Hospital Nursing School Banquet Details
Mercy hospital school of nursing held its annual junior-senior banquet in the hospital on Monday evening. Twenty eight were served. decorations used silver, orchid, pink and green. Toastmaster Rev J J Olinger introduced the program with welcome, class histories, toasts and prophecies. Kathryn McLees and Mary Trail provided musical accompaniment. A theater party followed. Rev F J Churchill of Vinton attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
J. J. Olinger
Dorothy Davenport
Helen Consamus
Genevieve Maier
Ernest Montague
Frances Furlong
Genevieve Zlatoklavek
Helen Fitzsimons
Kathryn McLees
Mary Trail
F. J. Churchill
Vinton
Martha Stepan Re-elected President of Iowa Delta Theta Chi
Martha Stepan was re elected president of the Iowa Sigma chapter of Delta Theta Chi sorority at a meeting in the Jefferson room of the Roosevelt Hotel Tuesday evening. Other officers are Rachael Griffith vice president Bertha Goldin secretary and Betty Lia lek treasurer. Mrs George Meed conducted the educational program a discussion of Greek life and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stepan
Iowa Sigma Chapter
Delta Theta Ch
Jefferson Room
Roocevelt Hotel
Rachael Griffith
Bertha Goldin
Betty 3Ialek
George Meed
West Side Wall Card Club Meets Friday Picnic Luncheon
The West Side Wall card club will meet Friday at 4 pm with Eve Hue oe ag for a picnic luncheon and card session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Ng Acwzey Card Club
Eve Hue Oe Ag
Ard Cere
Mary Gage Heads Athletic Ass'n At Coe College
Mary Gage daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry M Gage was announced as president of the Coe College Women s Athletic association at the annual tea dance in the Women s gymnasium. Carmen Cosner retiring president announced the new cabinet. New officers include Nancy Shields Phoebe Jane Nemecek Katherine Zisko Blanche Lichtenstein Helen Hannum Eleanor Pooley Caroline Van Meter Janan Chapel La Von Buchanan and Virginia Drake with awards for the year presented by Corrine Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gage
Harry M. Gage
Second Avenue SE
Coe College Women's Athletic Association
Carmen Cosner
Conrad
Nancy Shields
Cedar Rapids
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
Katherine Zisko
Blanche Lichtenstein
Grand Mound
Helen Hannum
Ottumwa
Eleanor Pooley
Greene
Caroline van Meter
Moline
Janan Chapel
la von Buchanan
Norway
Virginia Drake
Waterloo
Corrine Campbell
Yorkville
Ill
Mrs. Janacek Elected President of Irene Douglas Circle
Mrs. John Janacek was elected president of Irene Douglas circle of the Kings Daughters at a luncheon meeting hosted by outgoing president Mrs. W. H. Tenney. Officers include vice president Mrs. C. W. Whipple second vice president Mrs. A. G. Heim secretary Mrs. W. F. Cooper and treasurer Mrs. W. A. Leefers with twenty members present. Installation planned for the next meeting a breakfast at Bever Park pavilion on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Janacek
Irene Douglas
The
King’s Daughters
W. H. Tenney
C. W. Whipple
A. G. Heim
W. F. Cooper
W. A. Leefers
W A. Hall
Nelle Broberg
J. P. Mills
Tenney
Lenore Stark to Present Recital at Coe College
Lenore Stark a Coe college soprano student of Prof Paul S Ray will give a public recital Friday at 8 15 pm in the T M Sinclair Memorial chapel Verle Breed pianist and fellow sophomore accompanies Stark Breed is with Beta Phi Alpha and the freshman Women s glee club The program features Beethoven Scarlatti Hahn Chopin Schubert Grieg and more with Stark and Breed listed among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Department of Music
Lenore Stark
Paul S Ray
T. M
Miss Thompson Hostess At Alberta Thompson Dinner Event
Alberta Thompson hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at 2602 RBeverz avenue featuring a dinner table setting and floral arrangements. Guests included several named attendees and the event awarded prizes to participants, with multiple individuals listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Thompson
Peubre
Soutfonmann
Tanevi
Veracca
Lave
Pupils Of 6 Coe Instructors To Present Recital
Six music instructors at Coe college present two recitals at T M Sinclair Memorial chapel on Saturday afternoon 2 pm and evening 8 pm open to the public. Recitalists include pupils of Miss Bernice Hach Miss Eleanor Houts Prof Grace Swab Miss Catherine Adams Prof Max Daehler and Prof Joseph Kitchin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
T. M. Sinclair
Bernice Hach
Eleanor Houts
Grace Swab
Catherine M. Adams
Max Daehler
Joseph Kitchin
My Pony
Mason
Howard Angeltita Suramer Daya
Williams
Richard Sedfuatine Lone
Blake
Kitchen Police
Thompson
Dean Hing
Jimmy Tisdale
Walt
the Harp
Williame
Dale Morgan
Rolie Aates
Willams
Eddie Wharda
French Airfole
David Mar
Thal
Richard Haddy
Panale
Bernice
Jane Happy Farmer
Schumann
Louise Are
Evening Sione
Bernice Pare
Diller
Jone
Olea Sindelar
the Swallow
Burgmuller
Olga Sindelar
Bo-Peep
Verxat
Judy Brooke
Martin
Mildred Broulik
Gavotte
Doris Hines
Eleanor Mitter
Minuet
Helen Prochaska
Jean Marie Horak
Knight Rupert
Daquin
Ruth Hemmer
Haydni
Pauline Ecklund
Consolation
Mendelssohn
Shoemaker
Makreist
Frances Kubovec
Eetomine Musicale
Schubert
Loraine Ones
Edna Wittke and Harold Maricle Wed at Immaculate Conception
Miss Edna Wittke daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Wittke of 807 N street SW and Harold Maricle son of Mr and Mrs Walter E Maricle of 1016 Eleventh avenue SE were united in marriage Tuesday at 7 am in Immaculate Conception church in a single ring ceremony conducted by Msgr J J Moloy. Attendants wore light blue crepe and white accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wittke
Fred Wittke
N Street
Harold Maricle
Walter E. Maricle
Eleventh Avenue SE
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
J. J. Moloy
William Klepac
Miss Nella Graves to Wed Louis Giem in June
Miss Nella Graves, whose marriage to Louis Giem son of Mr and Mrs W H Geim will take place June 7, was praised at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her mother Mrs Edna Graves at 823 L Street SW. Yellow and white decorations framed a large cake bearing a miniature bride and groom and each guest received a sealed message revealing the wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Graves
Louis Giem
W. H. Geim
Edna Graves
L Street
Morrison-Dykhuizen Wedding Ties Cedar Rapids Couple
Dorothy Jeanne Morrison of Cedar Rapids wed Louis J. Dykhuizen of Cedar Rapids Tuesday at the Congregational parsonage in Meron by the Rev H H Allen. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids and change their name to Morrison-Dykhuizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jeanne Morrison
Cedar Rapids
Lesle Morrison
Near
Robins
Lous J. Dyxtuizen
Meron Oy
HH. O Allen
Lethe Morrison
Dreruien Willexe
Culottes Or Sporty Shorts Make For Fast Tennis Game
Short fashion notes highlight tennis outfits for speed and comfort. Culottes and sporty shorts offer unhampered movement, with mid thigh to knee lengths, plus ensembles with shirts and skirts. Shirtwaist dresses and backless suntan dresses keep players cool during strenuous play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Culottes and tennis outfits mark this season
Culottes or divided skirts rise in popularity for their cool loose fit and freedom of movement. The wardrobe features bright colors, pastels, white with bold accents, and washable silks for shirts and dresses, plus cottons, linens, seersuckers, and ginghams in vivid plaids. Tomorrow explores durable gabardine for men’s cool suits.
Rambo and Visek Wed in Cedar Rapids Home Ceremony
Miss Doris Rambo, daughter of Nora Waddle of Cedar Rapids, married Joseph Visek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Visek, in a Monday 4 pm double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Samuel Ramaker at his Cedar Rapids home. Mrs. Claire Oxley attended. the couple plans to live in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Rambo
Nora Waddle
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Visek
Emil Visek
Samuel Ramaker
Claire Oxley
Cedar
Cedar Rapids Bridge Club Hosts One Day Tournament
Bridge players from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns in Iowa and Illinois are invited to a one day duplicate contract event at Cedar Rapids Country Club Friday. No reservations required. entrants by 12:30. Chairman Mrs. George E Beattie and committee run the event. Afternoon session at 1 30, evening at 7 30. Cups and card tables awarded. A special dinner and luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Rock Island
Moline
Ill
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Country Club
George E. Beattie
H. J. Robertson
Marion Reiff
E. J. Carey
Lois Helbig and Vernon Spurrier Engaged to Wed
Mr and Mrs Henry Helbig announce the engagement of their daughter Lois to Vernon H Spurrier son of Mr and Mrs R A Spurrier The couple plans a ceremonial wedding in mid June at their homes 1932 Grande avenue SE and 1323 Birch avenue NW with both families noting the approaching marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Helbig
Grande Avenue SE
Lois
Vernon H. Spurrier
R. A. Spurrier
Birch Avenue NW
State Woman's Labor President Speaks Here
Mrs. Ida Griebling of Mason City state president of the Women's Labor bureau will speak at a regular meeting of Woman's Labor bureau No. 17 at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Labor temple. All women whose husbands are affiliated with the local union group are invited. She is visiting the city as a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs F C Jiruska 1968 First avenue E
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Griebling
Mason City
Woman's Labor Bureau
Woman's Labor Bureau No
Labor Temple
Griebling
F. C. Jiruska
First Avenue
Happy Go Lucky Dozen club meeting at Markle home
The Happy Go Lucky Dozen five hundred club was entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Markle’s home at 1016 Eleventh Avenue SE. Prizes went to Mrs. W. Robertson and Henry Kendall with consolation awards for Mrs. Charlotte Byers and Fred Wittke. Next gathering set for Mrs. Byers at 118 Second Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Go Lucky Dozen
Five Hundred
Walter E. Markle
Eleventh Avenue SE
W. Robertson
Henry Kendall
Charlotte Byers
Fred Wittke
Byers
Second Street NW
Sigma Chapter meets at Montrose hotel installation and debate winners
Ruth Bartling was installed as vice president at a Sigma chapter meeting of Beta Sigma Phi held Wednesday at the Montrose hotel. Lucille Norris and Christina Miller won for the affirmative in the debated resolution That the United States Shall Be Involved in Another War. Donna Smith and Bernice Nolan argued for the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Ruth Bartling
Lucille Norris
Christina Miller
United States
Donna Smith
Bernice Nolan
Misses Olga and Erma Hradecky Host Cedar Rapids Drill Team
Olga and Erma Hradecky entertained the Cedar Rapids lodge No. 262 drill team at their home, hosting members of the Clickers group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Erma Hradecky
Cedar Rapids
Card party benefits local group at 1306 J street
A Wednesday evening card party at 1306 J street raised prizes for Misses Martha Kralik and Mildred Libal after a short business meeting. Attendees included Mrs Vasta Kosek, Mrs Marie Kinehner and her daughter Joyce, Lillian Samek, Georgianna Hach, Zula Cacek, Elsie Shimek, Maxine Bendorf, Dorothy Stepanek, Esther Nezerka, Elsie Volak, Vlasta Volak and Mary Doupnik. Hostesses served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Street
Martha Kralik
Mildred Libal
Viasta Kosek
Marie Kinehner
Joyce
Lillian Samek
Georgianna Hach
Zula Cacek
Elsie Shimek
Maxine Bendorf
Dorothy Stepanek
Esther Nezerka
Elsie Volak
Vlasta Volak
Mary Doupnik
Harriet Gilman Elected Junior Hadassah President
Harriet Gilman was elected president of Junior Hadassah at a Wednesday meeting. Officers include Ethel Berg as vice president, Rosabelle Krinitznik secretary, Ethelyn Greenblatt treasurer, and Katherine Slutsky corresponding secretary. Ticket sales for the May 29 drawing were reported and the finance committee presented the program. Members named Lee Silverman, Dora Sanders, Marion Kriniianik, Katherine Slutsky, Rose Silverman, Sylvia Sanders, Natalie Schoen, and Ruth Kratz. Miss Schoen delivered the current events report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Gilman
Junior Hadassah
Ethel Berg
Rosabelle Krinitznik
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Katherine Slutsky
Lee Silverman
Dora Sanders
Marion Kriniianik
Rose Silverman
Sylvia Sanders
Natalie Schoen
Ruth Kratz
Miss Schoen
Daughters of Isabella Initiation Delayed to September
The Daughters of Isabella initiation planned for Sunday has been postponed until September. A regular social meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Marmola reduces fat without dieting or exercise
An old promotional piece touts Marmola tablets as a miracle weight loss cure. It claims physicians endorse it for obesity and cites 20,000,000 packages sold since 1907. It urges readers to buy Marmola from dealers nationwide and begin use immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Irene Douglas Circle
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Coe
Miss Graves
Amos Parrish
Rambo-Visek
China
Third Ave
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Vernon Spurrier
State Woman’s Labor President
Happy GO Lucky Club
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