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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1934

Page

10

Society Luncheon Table Contest by Home Garden Club

Members of the Home Garden club held a luncheon table contest at Mrs John Brookman's home on Fifth Avenue SE. A lemon yellow table won first prize with blue and red accents, designed by Mrs Frank Hahn and teammates. Second place featured antique gasware and pastel tones. The event included a regular meeting, a guest day luncheon planned for June 20 at Ellis Park rose garden, and a demonstration of table settings by Mrs Ladd.

Home Garden Club John H. Brookman Fifth Avenue SE F G. Ladd Frank K. Hahn Russell Manatt Frank Hersch R. C F

Mrs C Ward Macy Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Party

Mrs C Ward Macy hosted twelve friends for a Wednesday luncheon at the Commonwealth Tea Room and a bridge session at her home on Washington Avenue SE.

C Ward Macy Washington Avenue SE Commonwealth Tea Room

McCartneys Return From Mineral Wells After Six Months

Mr and Mrs E D McCartney of 2044 Grande Avenue SE returned this morning after spending the last six months in Mineral Wells Texas.

E. D McCartney Grande Avenue Mineral Wells Texas

Council fire held at Phyllis Canarr home

A council fire gathered at Phyllis Canarr's residence 13000 Avenue NE. Candles were lighted by Thelma Anderson Velma Sutherland and Betty Thomas. Honors were given to Phyllis Canarr Lulu Sever Nadine Kirkland Blanche Siver Velma Sutherland Betty Thomas and Thelma Anderson. Attendees included Mrs Sutherland Mr and Mrs Earl Thomas Mrs F O Merrifield Miss Relda Behrens Lillian Larson N T Cammar and Mrs Canarr. the guardian

Phyllis Canarr Avenue Waneka Camp Fire “Group Thelma Anderson Velma Sutherland Betty Thomas Lulu Sever Nadine Kirkland Blanche Siver H Sutherland Earl Thomas F O Merrifield Relda Behrens Lillian Larson N T Camarr Canarr the Guardian

Queen Of YWCA May Fete Attendants Revealed

Mildred Mikulecky will be queen of the May at the YWCA recreation department fete to be held Saturday at 3:30 pm among Brucemore gardens. The program includes several flower girls and train bearers with listed participants Mary Frances Miller Ann Laurer Betty Jean Laurer Wula Dean Howells and Mary Louise Lattner.

Mildred Mikulecky Recreation Department The YWCA Brucemore

King's Daughters Entertained By Douglas Circle in Cedar Rapids

Irene Douglas circle of King's Daughters hosted 100 guests at Mrs George Ramsey's 546 Knollwood Drive SE for a tea. Mrs W H Tenney led the reception with Ramsey, Mrs W W Richards, Mrs John Janecek, Mrs W A Leefers, and Mrs W C Drager in attendance. A program featured pianist Mrs G O Fletcher and singers Mrs A R Menary and Mrs Lee O Nilson. Tea service centered by a silver bowl of roses and pink tapers. Engagement announced for Eleanor Thelma Anderson to Paul K Beach with wedding set for June 16. Anderson employed by Kulian Romsal. Beach by Luberger.

Irene Douglas King's Daughters George Ramsey Knollwood Drive Cedar Rapids King’s Daughters Marion Circle W H Tenney Ramsey W W Richards John Janecek Leefers W C Drager G O Fletcher A. R. Menary Lee O. Nielson Rufus Culver Linn County Tom Walpole Carl Goodwin VE. Hampton Eleanor Thelma Anderson Ed Anderson E Avenue Paul K Beach W T Beach Marion Miss Anderson Spxera Kulian Romsal M* Beach Luberger Company

Social club plans annual May ceremony at Cedar Rapids

Joe Wedtnaday reports the Social Club schedules its annual event at 426 Thirty-third Avenue on Wednesday with Mrs J Manamnan and Mrs F W Davis chairing. A breakfast donor of 5 goes to Camp Conversation. A memorial day dinner dance is set for May 30 at Cedar Rapids Country Club as a guest day. Fine Arts chorus rehearses Friday at 7 in Crystal room of Montrose Hotel. Sisterhand Sabbath services to be held at Temple Indah on Friday at 1947 Washington Avenue SFE. all are welcome.

Joe Wedtnaday J . Manamnan F W Davis Charmen Fe Berg Cedar Rapids Country Club C7vec Fine Arts Montrose Temple Indah Washington Avenue Sfe

Mrs James S Baker Honored During Visit

Mrs James Stannard Baker, visiting from Chicago for a few days, is being feted by friends. Mrs Barclay J Moon hosted eight friends at a luncheon at her Fifth avenue SE home, while Mrs Robert P Bell welcomed another group to tea at Knollwood Drive SE.

James Stannard Baker Chicago Barclay J Moon Fifth Avenue SE Mrs Baker Robert P Bell Knollwood Drive Baker

Alpha Xi Delta seniors honored at Coe dining event

The active and pledge Alpha Xi Delta chapters at Coe host a 530 PM formal dinner in Commonwealth tea room to honor six seniors. Modesta Kelley presides as toastmaster with Blanche Lichtenstein Ann Elizabeth Helscher and Ruth Mabon delivering rhymes, Louise Uchtorff Josephine Althouse duet, Bette Reitz tap dance.

Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Coe Commonwealth Modesta Kelley Blanche Lichtenstein Ann Elizabeth Helscher Ruth Mabon Louise Uchtorff Josephine Althouse Bette Reitz

Roosevelt junior high PTA dinner and meeting notice

Patrons and friends are invited to a preniic dinner in the school cafeteria Friday at 6 30 p.m. sponsored by the PTA in honor of the teachers. Supt Arthur Deamer will speak. A 5:15 p.m. business meeting precedes the dinner with reports from committee chairmen and new officers installed by retiring president Mrs George Seeley. For more info call Mrs Nathan Baldwin or the school.

Roosevelt Junior High School PTA Arthur Deamer Guy Curran George Seeley Nathan Baldwin

W A A Council Is Announced At Coe College

Announcement of the new W A A council and awards highlighted the afternoon at Coe college. Carmen Casner begins her second year as W A A president with Corinne Campbell Isla Mc Sperrin and Mary Gage among officers. Varsity letters went to Edith Benson Corinne Campbell Carmen Cosner Betty Carruthers Miriam Judiesch Katharine Keiber LaVon Larson Ruth Mabon Mildred Nemmers Karen Rugaard. Team awards listed for hockey basketball baseball rifle and swimming with multiple names named across classes.

Gee College Aliss Ruth Mabon Katharine Keiber Helen Hannum Edith Benson Carmen Casner W <Aa Corrine Campbell Isla McSperrin Mary Gage Karen Rugaard Nancy Shields Betty Carruthers Johann Chipel Katharine van Meter Frieda Whicher Eleanor Pooley Carmen Cosner Miriam Judiesch LaVon Larson Ruth Mabon Mildred Nemmers Caryl Austin Larline Asher Evelyn Bachman Barbara Clausen Eleanor Hunting Marian Hunting Blanche Lichtenstein Viola Melshaus Janetta Merritt Marie Quass Claine Seekins Marjorie Wright Verna Zhorne Caroline van Meter Beth Courtney Virginia. Drake Dorothy Faris Martha Foster Betty Jacus Virginia Kuning Marjory Lyle Elizabeth Melburg Audrey Noble Irene Oltman Sarah Palmer Betty Reitz Virginia Weld Mary Ellen Hamilton Edith Knox Virginia Knox Betty Moore Janet Murray Bernus Pirks Marion Benson Janann Chapel Miriam Judilesch Bette Reitz Mildred Carpenter Janana Virginia Drake Wilma Greene Elizabeth Jackson Helena Stockwell Vera Strobelin Sue Poyneer

Grandfather Ben’s Sunday Tooth Pull Story

Aunt Het recalls a family moment noting none of her kin were irreligious yet Grandfather Ben had a tooth pulled on a Sunday. The anecdote reflects small town humor about Sunday commerce and strict weekend norms.

Knitted Cotton Costumes Trend Returns For Summer

New knitted outfits made from linen or cotton cord dominate summer fashion in New York. The string costumes feature fresh yarn treatments and varied styles, signaling a return to the trend with more options than last season.

York

Coe Students in Recital Friday at Sinclair Chapel

Coe college music department will present a recital Friday at 8 pm in the T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel featuring students of Eleanor Houts Alma Ture che k Bernice Hach Grace Swab Joseph Kit chin Max Daehler and Morris Katzoff along with performers Dorothy Mae Staley Zula Cacek Gladys Linge Mildred Landergott Barbara Rogers Carletta Swanson Joseph Zisko Dorothy Wagner Marjorie Davis Jeanne Anderson Betty Jean Hemsky Barbara Scarlata Betty Jane Starman Josephine Lou Beadle Geneva Haldeman Florence Van Winkle Vernon Guttenfelder Rose Ann Kubovec Beulah Wessale Betty Wagner.

Coe College Music Department Eleanor Houts Alma Turechek Bernice Hach Grace Swab Joseph Kitchin Max Daehler Morris Katzoff T. M. Sinclair Memorial Dorothy Mae Staley Zula Cacek Gladys Linge Mildred Landergott Barbara Rogers Carletta Swanson Joseph Zisko Dorothy Wagner Marjorie Davis Jeanne Anderson Betty Jean Hemsky Barbara Scarlata Betty Jane Starman Josephine Lou Beadle Geneva Haldeman Florence van Winkle Vernon Guttenfelder Rose Ann Kubovec Beulah Wessale Betty Wagner

Louise Leibert Circle Donates To Health Camps

The Louise Leibert circle of King's Daughters met at Mrs. Kenneth Cornell’s home at 848 Sixteenth Street SE and voted to give 50 to Camp Good Health and 5 to Camp Conservation. Mrs. Rufus Culver of Linn County attended as a guest.

Louise Leibert_circle King’s Daughters Kenneth Cornell Sixteenth Street Camp Good Health Rufus Culver Linn County Promienthy

Red Wing Luncheon Honors Mrs Forsythe on Birthday

The Red Wing club hosted a birthday luncheon at 601 H avenue NW for Mrs Charles Forsythe. Guests included Mesdames T M Ford Ralph Ford L A McFarland John Scannell Mary Minott W G Cain and Paul Kohout. A gift was presented to the honoree.

Red Wing Club Charles Forsythe H Avenue NW T. M. Ford Ralph Ford L. A. McFarland John Scannell Mary Minott W G. Cain Paul Kohout

Directions for Crocheting Cotton Sleeveless Blouse

Amos Parrish of the Gazette's fashion bureau forwards a request for the booklet Directions for Crocheting Cotton Sleeveless Blouse, offering a stamped self addressed return envelope and Joose 3c stamp. The note mentions tomorrow's item, Men's sports jackets.

Amos Parrish

Jolly Ramblers Hostess at Card Party

Mrs Leo J Smith hosted the Jolly Ramblers club at her 1255 D Avenue NE home on a Wednesday afternoon. Prizes awarded included items to Mrs E Potter and Mrs Fred Donisthorpe.

Leo J. Smith D Avenue NE Jolly Ramblers Club E. Potter Fred Donisthorpe

Scout Mothers Progressive Club Meeting At Mrs Thompson Home

The Scout Mothers Progressive club will meet at Mrs Roy Thompson's home on 3309 Carlisle Street NE Thursday at 7 30 p m. Members are asked to bring a thimble and needle to sew carpet rags.

Scout Mothers Progressive Club

Palmer Hosts Jolly Sixteen Friday Afternoon

Mrs. A A Palmer of 319 Twelfth Street SW will entertain the Jolly Sixteen at her home Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Palmer have re-

A A Palmer Twelfth Street Jolly Sixteen

Circe Picnics at Morton Cottage on River

Ida Mansfield circle of King's Daughters met for a picnic luncheon Tuesday with Mrs. John Morton at her summer cottage on the Iowa River. Seventeen members attended including two new initiates Mrs. B. H. Peterson and Mrs. Philip Shive. A vote supported one boy for one week at Wapstey summer camp. Mrs. A W Meyer reported clothing delivery after visiting Elect circle at Iowa City for the Children's Hospital. Next meeting will be June 5 with Mrs. A W Meyer.

Ida Mansfield King's Daughters John Morton Iowa River B. H. Peterson Philip Shive Wapstey A. W. Meyer Elect Circle Iowa City Children's Hospital Eighth Avenue SE

Marmola Reducing Tablets Advertised As Easy Weight Loss

An old advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a film free weight loss method. It claims effortless fat reduction without dieting or exercise and cites physician endorsement plus over 20 million packages sold since 1907. Consumers are urged to buy now and stop once the desired weight is reached.

Gazette Want Ads Prove Their Value to Sellers

Fred Nichols of 813 36th St NE says he sold fifty broilers after placing an 84c Want Ad in The Gazette last weekend. John Archibald of 556 Vernon Dr reports selling a nearly new $50 auto radio the day he advertised it. Phone Dia) 2-1121 to place your ad.

Fred Nichols 36Th St. NE the Gazette John Archibald Vernon Drive Dia

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Mrs. C Ward Macy Council DY Wak Kemble Third St. SE Dial Y. T Montleur Douglas Eleanor Anderson Paul Beach Social Club Fine Arts Chorus Sisterhood Services Wondersoft Kotex Kotex America Sal i James S. Baker Alpha XI Deltas Roosevelt Honor Florence Weaver F A Fordyce J B Weaver Fordyce Park Avenue SE Florence Weaver Paul Novak Leona Vebeida F F . Reynolds J Novak Crifts Msses Vinetta Tiffany Leona Vobejda Libbie Reshons Adele Sejba Marrcaret Watt Heen Herrington and Mesdames FY F Reynolds Len Zhaneck Rubek Mi'o Barta Arnold Cherry Murphy Cats Joe Witonek Haroed Tell'n Michael Comizzi Joseph Novak Fred Smart Atleres Gmat Bilis W.A.A. Council Mrs Albert Tallman Wichita Kan Tweedy Louise Leibert Mrs. Forsythe Gazette Fifth Ave N. Y Jolly Ramblers SCOUT Mothers Club Vedimia Featuring Third Avenue SE Montrose Buding Cercle Morton Cottage Maringla Second Avenue Mililinen Oxfords Sport Oxfords
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