Thompson guests depart after 10 day Englewood visit
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thompson of Englewood New Jersey left for their home Thursday morning after a 10 day visit with Mr. Thompson's parents Mr. and Mrs. J M Thompson at 1527 Avenue NE and with friends. Wednesday Mrs J M Thompson hosted her house guest and her mother Mrs Lillian Michener of Englewood who is staying with Mrs O P Myers at a dessert luncheon and bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Thompson
Englewood
N. J
Thompson
J. M Thompson
Avenue NE
J. M. Thompson
Lillian Michener
O. P Myers
June Bride-Elect Socials Stir With Multiple Showers
Social events kick off for Miss Tamar Meister and Miss Eloise Helfenstine as June weddings near. Hosts include Mrs John R Tellier in St Louis area and Mrs H Cedric Hahn with 16 guests, plus additional kitchen showers and tea events honoring the brides elect and their entourages.
Mrs Dunkelbarger’s Montrose trip to Davenport and Marshalltown
Mrs. Joe Dunkelbarger of the Montrose hotel will go to Davenport Friday. She will visit there until mid July and then travel to Marshalltown to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C L Wolfe for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dunkelbarger
Montrose Hotel
Davenport
C. L. Wolfe
Marshalltown
Miss Elora Boardman to Wed Merritt Johns June 12
Miss Elora Boardman will marry Merritt Johns on June 12. She was honored at a linen shower Monday evening hosted by the Misses Barbara and Betty Anderson at 3104 C avenue NE. Guests included Betty Lou Hruska Betty Jane Atkinson Doris Jackson Glennys Powers Marjorie Fiebig and Mrs Ray Ingels. Miss Fiebig won the banco prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jane Plock
Carl Kocn
Ynen
Eloise Helfenstine
Thomas Allan Richardson
Plock
Blake Boulevard
Ernest C. Helfenstine
A. W. Plock
Mary Chyle
Jean and
Ruth Knight
Betty Fosher
Marybel Jacobson
Dorothy Mueller
Jean Dunlap
Ann Louise
Marjorie Engberg
Betty Jane Nelson
Lucia Mae Smith
Edith Boardman
Kathryn Stewart
Anna Mae Anderson
Dorothy Stookey
Jacquelyn
Barbara Clay
Marjorie Tweet
C. R. Armentrout
Helfenstine
C Avenue NE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Elora Boardman
Merritt Johns
Barbara
Betty Anderson
Betty Lou Hruska
Betty Jane Atkinson
Doris Jackson
Glennys Powers
Marjorie Fiebig
Ray Ingels
Banco
Fiebig
Committees Named By Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Sigma chapter met at Margaret Watt's home to name committees for education membership social ways and means publicity and more. Des Moines state convention reports were discussed and a gift was presented by Mrs Lloyd Pirsall former Loraine Wieland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Margaret Watt
Seventh Avenue
Inez Brullier
Cecelia Johnson
Des Moines
Miss Watt
Marie Wulf
Inez Brollier
Vera Fifield
Ruth Baruling
Alicin Brown
Myrna Pumphrey
Frances Buchanan
Jane Good
Marie Cerney
Ann Ptacek
Jane Goodfellow
Lloyd Piersall
Loraine Wieland
Sewing Club Luncheon Hosts Mrs. John B. Terry
Mrs. John B. Terry hosted a luncheon for members of her sewing club at her home at 2330 Grande avenue SE. Tables were set for ten guests to share a meal and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Terry
Sewing Club
John B. Terry
Grande Avenue SE
Schoonovers Return Home After Four Months Abroad
After spending four months in Ocala Florida Mr and Mrs George L Schoonover at 2224 Grande avenue SE return to their home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. and
Mrs. Schoonover
Florida
Ocala
Fla
George L. Schoonover
Grande Avenue
Mrs Miles Honored at Harrison School Dinner
Mrs Frank C Miles formerly Miss Ruth Culbreth was honored at a Tuesday dinner in Mrs Wurster tearoom by Harrison school teachers. Miss Marjorie Walters, principal, presented the honoree a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Miles
Ruth Culbreth
Wurster
Harrison School
Marjorie Walters
Cedar Circle Honors Mothers at Forester Hall
Cedar Circle No 1367 Companions of the Forest honored mothers with a program after the regular meeting in Forester hall. Songs by Bob Buresh and a guitar trio, a trumpet duo with piano accompaniment, a piano solo, and two readings highlighted the event. Adelen Hutchison presented defenseless dance numbers including toe tap, riff tap, concerto, and Nagasaki routines performed by multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of the Forest
Forester Hall
Bob Buresh
Joan Koehler
Jack Carpenter
Richard Rozek
Damian Mesenbrink
Patricia Heald
Florella King
Patty Havorka
Adelen Hutchison
Lorraine Kohl
Betty Cole
Lilian Mickelson
Nagasaki
Lillian Mickelson
Betty Nemec
Mrs Hess to Attend Blue Island High School Graduation
Mrs Charles A Hess of 1515 Ellis boulevard NW visits her brother in Blue Island Illinois and will attend the high school graduation of her nephew Willis Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hess
Ellis Boulevard
Andrew Johnson
Blue Island, I
Engaged to Wed Christine Bjornsen to Don Yuneman
Mrs E C Bjornsen announces the engagement and nearing marriage of daughter Christine to Don Yuneman son of Mr and Mrs J Ok Yuneman of Chicago The wedding is planned for June 19 at Trinity Lutheran church with Rev P L Bornhoeft officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C Bjornsen
First Street
Christine
Don Yuneman
Thirdy
Fourth Street
J. Ok Yungman
Chicago
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jorgensones Return Home After Visit to Petersons
Dr and Mrs AN Jorgenson depart Wednesday evening for Storrs Connecticut after spending several days with Dr and Mrs Ben UH Peterson at 1919 Eighth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN. Jorgenson
Storrs
Conn
Ben UH. Peterson
Eighth Avenue SE
Rieniets Return From Omaha Visit After District Meeting
Dr and Mrs John H Rieniets of 2323 Upland Drive SE returned Wednesday from Omaha where they visited friends and Dr Rieniets attended the district meeting of the American College of Surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland Drive
Omaha
Dr. Rieniets
American College of Sirgeons
Luncheon honors Barrington guest at To Frank Hersch home
Mrs. To Frank Hersch hosted a luncheon Thursday at Mrs. Wurster's tearoom honoring her daughter Mrs. Carl Bo Myers Jr of Barrington and Mrs. Donald Frantz of Watertown Wis. Frantz visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C W Whipple. Guests later played bridge at the Hersch home including Mrs Whipple Mrs W W Richards Mrs Ed Nelson Mrs Carl K Linge and Mrs A L Scott of Topeka Kans visiting in the Linge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hersch
Greenwood Drive
Car] K Linge
A. L Scott
Topeka, Kan
Linge
Mrs Stanton Hosts Cornelian Mothers Club Officers Elected
Mrs Raymond Stanton entertained members of the Cornelian Mothers club at 639 Thirty-fourth street NE. Officers elected included Mrs Stanton president Mrs Ivan Bowdish vice president Mrs Delbert White secretary and Mrs Rex Powell treasurer The group discussed What Should I Expect of My Baby with guest Mrs Harold Beorkrem present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stanton
Thirty-fourth Street
Cornelian Mothers Club
Stanton
Ivan Bowdish
Delbert White
Rex Powell
Harold Beorkrem
Ella Hungerford Circle Installs New KD Officers
The Ella Hungerford circle of the Kings Daughters installed officers led by President Mrs T P Johnson and Vice President Mrs Harlow Robinson with Secretary Mrs W E Peddy Court Treasurer Mrs J J Calkins and Representative Dr Jennie McCowen. Retiring President Mrs Paul Hanson received a silver cross and chain at the installation held at Mrs Forrest Clemens home 433 Thirty third Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hungerford
The
King’s Daughters
T. P. Johnson
Harlow Robinson
W. E. Peddycourt
J. J. Calkins
Jennie McCowen
H. C. Sechrer
Paul Hanson
Forrest Clemens
Thirty-third Street
Women host King's Daughters luncheon and install officers
Mrs. W. W. Richards with helpers entertained Irene Douglas circle of the Kings Daughters at luncheon. The group voted a Sunshine Mission donation. Mrs. Whipple led devotionals and Mrs. Curtis read Silver Cross items. Retiring president Mrs. Drager installed officers including Mrs. Johnson as president and others. Guests from Wisconsin and Oskaloosa attended. next meeting set for June 10 at Mrs. LaPlante’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Richards
Washington Avenue SE
C. W. Whipple
W . Jackson
Irene Douglas
King's Daughters
Sunshine Mission
Whipple
W. E. Curtis
Silver Cross
W.C Drager
C M. Johnson
W. F. Cooper
S G. Courtney
W. L. Leighton
Grant Miller
P. O. Clark
Jennie McCowen
J. D. Frantz
Wauwatosa
Wis
S J. Matone
Oskaloosa
FE. C. Nelson
E. W. LaPlante
Blake Boulevard
Glorya Parker and Leland Fass Wed In Church Ceremony
Glorya Parker and Leland Fass married in a church ceremony at St. Pauls Methodist Church. The double ring rite was read by Dr. Charles J. Bready as Beverly Wright played wedding music. The couple's home is listed as 1257 Fifth avenue SE after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Glorya Parker
Roy W. Parker
Stockton
Calif
Leland Fass
Fred Fass
Johnson
Charles J. Bready
Beverly Wright
Roy Parker, Jr
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company
Fass
Johnson, Neb
Peru Colege
Cedar Rapids Airways
Fifth Avenue SE
Entertaining at luncheon by Mrs. Joseph Hagan
Mrs. Joseph Hagan hosted a luncheon on Wednesday at 1606 Bever Avenue SE. Guests included Ida Meek May Beatty Howard Hagan Donald Showman of Shellsburg Anna Hagan Oscar Hagan Palo Carrie Hagan W C Beatty Mamie Hagan Grace Narber Myrtle Hagan Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hagan
Bever Avenue
Mmes
Ida Meek
May Beatty
Howard Hagan
Donald Showman
Shellsburg
Anna Hagan
Oscar Hagan
Palo
Carrie Hagan
W. C. Beatty
Mamie Hagan
Grace Narber
Myrtle Hagan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Mutual Girls Club Dinner Honors Miss Schmidt
The Iowa Mutual Girls Club hosted a Wednesday dinner and show at Mrs Wurster's tearoom to honor Miss Alice Schmidt on the eve of her marriage to John Naquist, set for June. Geraldine Gillham led the event with Rosaleen Mercer, Dorothy Fuchs, Mary Louise Sheets, Vera Kiel, and Lois Nesper assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Mutual Girls’ Club
Bridge Club Luncheon At Mrs George Smith’s Home
Members of her bridge club entertained Thursday at a luncheon hosted by Mrs George Smith at 2310 B avenue NE. Gifts were presented to Mrs J F Morris, Mrs Ralph Chase, and Mrs W E Williams who will move to St Joseph Missouri on June 15 with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
George Smith
Avenue NE
J. F. Morris
Ralph Chase
W. E. Williams
St) Joseph
The
Mines
Fred Niesz
Charles E. Taylor
Paul Miner
J. £. Kellinger
L. G. Swaney
R. A Donahue
C. A Kettering
Independence, Kan
Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters holds final luncheon meeting
Fifteen members met at Mrs. JL Owen's home 311 Nineteenth St SE for a year end luncheon and business session. The group voted donations to Camp Good Health Red Cross and Community House, installed officers Lilly Maxwell Jo Ann Bode Fay Schwarzentruber Catherine Hess and Leora Livingston, and presented a gift to outgoing president Susie Ogden. Honorary member Mrs. S A Wilson of Madison Wisconsin attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the King's Daughters
JL. L. Owen
Nineteenth Street
Camp Good Health
Red Cross
Community House
Lilly Maxwell
Jo Ann Bode
Fay Schwarzentruber
Catherine Hess
Jonnie McCowen
Leora Livingston
Susie Ogden
S. A Wilson
Madison, Wis
Roosevelt High PT A Holds Final Meeting of Year
Roosevelt high school P T A held its last meeting of the year with committee chairmen reporting annual work. Coach Donald Wolfe and Donald Brown spoke on evaluating activities to broaden schooling, stressing applicable programs and student grades. New officers installed by Mrs. Jacob Gerber include Mrs. J A Dostal as president and others. retiring president Mrs. Counterman received a service pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School Pt.a
Donald Wolfe
Donald Brown
Wolfe
Brown
Des Moines Visitors Entertained In Cedar Rapids
Miss Martha Van Gorden and her brother Cole Van Gorden from Des Moines visited Cedar Rapids and were entertained by Mr and Mrs R S Johnston of 2420 Greenwood Dr SE and Mr and Mrs William B Quarton of 1311 Twenty fifth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha van Gorden
Cole van Gorden
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
R. S. Johnston
Greenwood Drive
William B. Quarton
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Wellman Hosts Grant Miller and Downing Guests
Mr and Mrs A J Nichols of Wellman were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Grant Miller at 1809 First avenue SE and Mr and Mrs L M Downing at 1835 Second avenue SE. The Millers and Downings will spend Memorial Day weekend with the Nichols in Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nichols
Wellman
Grant Miller
First Avenue SE
L. M Downing
Second Avenue SE
Mr and Mrs Al Bemer Visit McGillicuddy Home
Mr and Mrs Al Bemer are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs F J McGillicuddy at 406 E avenue NW. The Bemers, previously residents of San Antonio Texas, announce plans to move to the Panama Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bemer
F. J. McGillicuddy
E Avenue NW
Bemer
San Antonio
Texas
Panama Canal Zone
Leah Arne to Be Graduated at Frances Shimer College
Miss Leah Arne daughter of Mrs Leora Arne living at 129 Nineteenth Street NE will graduate from Frances Shimer College Mt Carroll June 7. Dr Edward Scribner Ames of the University of Chicago and Carleton Smith will give commencement addresses. Sunday Miss Arne will ride in the Mt Carroll horse show with entries from several states including horses seen at Chicago’s international show last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Arne
Leora Arne
Nineteenth Street
Frances Shimer College
Carroll
Edward Scribner Ames
University of Chicago
Carleton Smith
Arne
Mt. Carroll
Camp Fire group holds ceremonial at First Presbyterian
Sultanni Camp Fire unit held its ceremonial of the lowers at the First Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening. Parents attended as Miss Jane Garwood presented pictures of Camp Huaga and nine girls were awarded the trail seeker rank: Ellen Kaupke Leonita Morrison Harriet Ohlmann Connie Lee Cornwell Mary Jane Clements Barbara Boyd Nancy Dean Frieda Mae Conard Willa Dean Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sultanni
First Presbyterian Church
Jane Garwood
Huaga
Ellen Kaupke
Leonita Morrison
Harriet Ohlmann
Connie Lee Cornwell
Mary Jane Clements
Barbara Boyd
Nancy Dean
Frieda Mae Conard
Willa Dean Howell
Emily Brown Led Kenwood Park Guild Honors Mrs Winslow Brown
The Kenwood Park Presbyterian church guild honored Mrs Winslow Brown and past presidents Tuesday in the church parlor. Mrs Oscar Johnson hosted and presented corsages to Mrs Charles Bridges who then gifted corsages to named past presidents. The event featured a V shaped table setup with victory colors and a program including a guild history, solo, flute quartet, group singing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Brown Guild
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Winslow Brown
Oscar Johnson
Guild
Charles Bridges
Bridges
the Mines
Wilson Fernow
Paul Hansen
Robert Hersom
Robert Leaper
Sidney Myers
Kenneth Kohl
Dave Corbett
Daniel Stewart
Charles Norberg
Jack Osterlund
Johnson
Hersom
Brown
Dawn Hansen
Fernow
Louise Fernow
Virginia Reeder
Glathh White
Marjorie Young
Ardith Dahms
Mothers Club of Trinity Methodist Holds Year End Meeting
The Mothers club held its last meeting of the year in the church parlors on Tuesday. Mrs. Paul Colony led devotions while Mothersingers directed by Grace Meloney sang three numbers. Dorothy Hamilton Aaron Fanton and Margaret Vaughn provided vocal and piano contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Trinity Methodist Church
Paul Colony
Grace Meloney
Dorothy Hamilton
Aaron Fanton
Margaret Vaughn
Wilson Fernow
Jacob Gerber
Linn County
Banker to Outline Regulation W to Credit Men Tonight
E A Heath of the Chicago Federal Reserve will address Cedar Rapids retailers and credit men at the Chamber of Commerce on Regulation W government credit curbs. The talk covers installment buying 30 day credit limits small loans and all retail credit topics for eastern Iowa audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Heath
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Heath
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Religion in the home and child guidance discussed
Mrs. A. J. Anderson, president of the Camp Fire board, urged parents to model high ideals through daily example rather than instruction alone. Mrs. W. Q. Eckler, leader in religious education for youth, stressed that religion is caught, not taught, in shaping family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Anderson
Camp Fire Board
W. Q. Eckler
Shorter Library Hours Memorial Day Listed
The Cedar Rapids Art Association gallery in the public library will be open 2 30 to 5 30 p m Memorial Day. The downstairs reading room opens 2 to 8 p m and the children's reading room is closed all day. The art gallery remains 2 30 to 5 30 p m Sunday as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Art Association
John C. Kacere
Cedar Rapids
Reading and morals from Mary Manners column
Advice from Mary Manners urges budgeting time for reading good books and notes Icelanders and Welsh people value reading as a source of thrift and virtue. A reader asks about teen dating and mentions past relationships, reflecting on lessons from past experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hef
Dear Miss Manners advice column excerpt
A reader seeks guidance on winning back a boy and improving social standing. The response cautions that chasing popularity is fruitless and urges conduct above reproach to regain respect, though likely unlikely. A second letter asks about affording clothes. the answer encourages earning money through summer or after school jobs to improve attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Deb
Pearls from Tropical Waters Highlight Value
In tropical seas the most valuable pearls are cultivated, prized for their luster and rarity. Harvesters and traders note demand from luxury markets, with gem quality pieces commanding high prices while environmental factors shape pearl production.
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Thompsons
Tamar Meister
Frederick E. Diers
Miss Meister
H. Meister
Diers
John R. Tellier
St. Louis
Oakland Road
Tellier
Meister
E. Thompson
G. H. Tellier
R. F. Bruch
Russell Waldron
M. E. Jenkins
Donald Houser
Gerald Pfundstie
H. L. Moore, Jr
D Avenue NE
Darreen Pollock
Miss Pollock
William Caaran
Paul Dougan
Robert Stonebraker
Richard C. Blahnik
Winifred Murray
Betty Warner
Ruth Sbeltel
Harriette Hamilton
Laura Putbreese
Mrs. Dunkelbarger
Sigma
Miles
Harrison
Cedar Circle
Mrs
Charles Hess
Illinois
Chica Cl
Wm. Tehel Bottling Co
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Ager
Lasswell
Christine Bjornsen
DR. and
Mrs. Jorgenson
Mrs. Rieniets
Mrs. Stanton
Alice Schmidt
Bridal Shower
P.T. A. Meetings
Roosevelt
Grant Millers and
Downings
Mcgillicuddy Home
Sultanni Camp
Trinity Mothers Club
Raye
Third Street
Too
Java
Boston Fish Market
Sra Ave
Library
Frese
Mississippi
Michigan
Lake
Erie
Trante
Uacnae
Mary Manners
White Sewing Machine Co
West Side
Sewing Machine Shop
Third Ave
Oconomowoc
Memoriam
Bezdek
DIAL
Marion
Johnson Ave
Marion Blvd
Tate
Geraniums
Psvea
Ee Seed & Coal CO
Rie Lsp
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