Social Season Opens at Mount Vernon Lisbon Country Club
The Mount Vernon Lisbon country club kicked off its social season with a family picnic on Saturday and a Memorial day handicap tournament for members. Weekly Friday picnics will continue through summer, with numerous social gatherings, receptions, and club events featuring local families and notable guests from Cedar Rapids to Chicago.
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Mount Vernon-Lisbon
Eleanor Gough
Dana Wilcox
New Century Club
Hattie Miller
Gertrude Munger
Ada Stewart
Mount Vernon
Miller
James Bovey
Ross Emerson
Charles Gayman
Jessie Rigby
Thirteen
H. A. Miller
Organists Guild of
Cedar Rapids
Tull
Leila Huebsch
Cornell
Harry
Art Dilley
R. A. Nelson
Laurence ,West
John Neff
C. W. Neff
Bridge Club
Bernard VanEtten
Boston
New York
J. C. Boyd
Eldora
R. K. Davis
Waukegan, Ill
Fred Merritt
California
Blanche Howe
Laura Hinckley
Chicago
Clermont Club Hosts Waffle Breakfast and Bridgee
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club hosted a waffle breakfast at Mrs. Len Simek’s home in honor of Thelma Christianson who is headed to Chicago. Thelma’s sendoff followed by bridge games and gifts for the bride-to-be Jane Denniston. Additional bridge teas and church society gatherings occurred at several homes with hostesses named.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Len Simek
Thelma Christianson
Chicago
H. B. Greenley
Norene Boley
Jane Denniston
Marguerite Rogers
Russell Gruver
Gruver
Martin Nelson
Lloyd Corsepius
Ladies Aid Society
Fred Bigler
Louise Miller
Edwin Buser
Mission Society of the East Clermont Lutheran Church
Ole Thorson
Mina Olson
Elmer Larson
Clarence Olson
Local Social Teas and Party Hosting Roundup
West Branch featured the Carnation club hosted by Mrs. I. S. Larson with Mrs. W. M. Vincent and Mrs. Kate Hoffman in charge. The Hi-Lo club met with Mrs. Jack Cleveland. Birthday party for Don ald Dean hosted by Mrs. C. A. Rummells. Ketchum family gatherings with several relatives visiting from Baldwin Maquoketa Tama and Santa Fe guests at Laura Gray’s.
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I. S. Larson
Carnation Club
W. M. Vincent
Kate Hoffman
Jack Cleveland
C. A. Rummells
Donald Dean
Charles Ketchum
Frank Ketchum
Baldwin
G. Ed Binns
Maquoketa
Ed Beneschek
Tama
Lillian Johnson
Dorothy Edwards
L. W. Reynolds
Mothers Club
T. L. Pendergast
W. S. Maxson
Ary Fawcett
Elsie Boatman
Santa Fe
N. M
Laura Gray
Surprise Picnic Honors Carrie Miles and Della Vail
Waubeek neighbors hosted a Thursday surprise dinner at the Frank Willmott home for Carrie Miles and Della Vail who depart Sunday for Baltimore to summer with Hamilton Miles. Attendees included Thomas and Carl Miles, Frank and Thelma Willmott, Dolly Crookshank, Merna Jane, Sylvia Willmott, and Mildred Peterson. The M. E. Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs. Mildred Peterson's home.
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Frank Willmott
Carrie Miles
Della Vail
Baltimore
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Mildred Peterson
Club head retires from railway women's group
Mrs. Harry Teahen of 600 First Avenue West will retire June 1 from the presidency of the Women's club of the Chicago and North Western railway system. She will be succeeded by Mrs. James C. Thoman after three years as head of the local unit and serves on the Chicago and North Western Women's club board.
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Harry Teahen
First Avenue W
Women’s Club
Chicago and North Western Railway System
Teahen
James C. Thoman
The
Chicago and North Western Women’s Club of Chicago
Dorothy Birdsell to Wed Harlan S Lowe in Cedar Rapids
Dorothy E Birdsell of Tama daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Birdsell will marry Harlan S Lowe of Tama Monday in Cedar Rapids The bride is a Kensett high school graduate and beauty culture graduate later managing Ellen's beauty shop in Tama The groom is a Nevada high school graduate and Iowa University attendee employed by Iowa Electric Light and Power in Toledo They will reside in Tama.
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Tama
Dorothy E. Birdsell
L. W. Birdsell
Bolan
Harlan S. Lowe
L. C. Lowe
Cedar Rapids
Kensett High School
Waterloo School of Beauty Culture
Waterloo
Waverly
Allison
Forest City
Ellen
Lowe
Nevada High School
University of Iowa
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Toledo
DeWitt Engages Hicks and Burmeister to Marry in June
Announcement shares engagement of Miss Ethel Hicks daughter of Charles Hicks near Lost Nation and Harry Burmeister son of Mr and Mrs Henry Burmeister. The marriage is set for June 24 with a farm dwelling planned west of DeWitt as the couple's future home.
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Ethel Hicks
Charles Hicks
Near Lost Nation
Harry Burmeister
Henry Burmeister
DeWitt
T P A Auxiliary Meeting At Bever Park
T P A auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 9 a.m. for breakfast at the large pavilion at Bever park. Members bring dishes. Hostesses are Mrs R K Smith Mrs John Conley and Mrs John Janecek. Noble grand night and a special program with officer elections. Refreshments will be served.
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Bever Park
R. K. Smith
John Conley
John Janecek
Ladies Diamond 760 Club to Meet Wednesday
The Diamond 760 Club plans a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Paul Vane at Marion.
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Diamond 760 Club
Ladies Diamond 760 Club
Paul Vane
Marion
Railway Mail auxiliary hosts meeting at Fiebig home
The Railway Mail auxiliary meets Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. at 225 Cottage Grove avenue the home of Mrs W V Fiebig Assisting hostesses are Mesdames Bottorff Yates Huenger and Maxwell A garden tour will be conducted by Mrs Fiebig.
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Railway Mail
W. V. Fiebig
Cottage Grove Avenue
B. Bottorff
W. H. Yates
F. W. Huenger
A. C. Maxwell
Norden Lodge Meeting Set for Wednesday
Norden Lodge No. 336 Vasa order of America will meet Wednesday at Maine lodge rooms 838 First Avenue NE.
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Norden Lodge
Vasa Order of America
Maine
First Avenue NE
Suburban Co-Workers Plan Wednesday Meeting
The Suburban Co-Workers will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. Everhart on Rockford Road SW. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. A. J. Baumhoefener and Mrs. George Woodworth.
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M. Everhart
Rockford Road
A. J. Baumhoefener
George Woodworth
Degree of Honor Luncheon and Lodge Meeting Planned
Carrie Morcombe lodge No. 2 will host a paid luncheon on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the K of P hall. Mrs. Katherine Borschel is chairman. A regular lodge meeting follows at 2 30 p.m.
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Carrie Morcombe
K. of P. Hall
Katherine Borschel
Sunshine Auxiliary Card Party At Maine Lodge Hall
Sunshine auxiliary No. 22 L A P M hosts a public card party at Maine lodge hall 838 First avenue East on Tuesday at 2 p m. The staff will not drill on Tuesday. All are invited.
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Sunshine Auxiliary
Sunshine Auxiliary No. 22
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
Westwood Club to Meet at Nelson Home
Westwood club will convene Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the residence of Mrs. F A Nelson on Glenwood Drive NW.
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Westwood Club
F. A. Nelson
Glenwood Drive
Women Forresters Meeting and Picnic Schedule
Women Forresters Court No 726 will meet Monday at 8 in the school parlors. A juvenile court picnic is rescheduled for Monday June 8 instead of June 1 as planned.
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Women Forresters
Catholic Order of Forresters
Woman's Relief Corps Officers Meet at Mrs Frear Home
The Officers club of the Woman's Relief Corps TZ Cook No 11 will gather Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Ella Frear's home 41614 Thirteenth Street NE. A luncheon at 1 PM precedes the meeting and the afternoon will be spent sewing.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
TZ Cook No
Ella Frear
Thirteenth Street
D. A. V. Auxiliary Seeks Keokuk Convention Plans
Ladies auxiliary to the D. A. V. will meet Monday evening at the Memorial building to organize attendance at the state convention in Keokuk scheduled for June 21 to 23.
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Memorial Building
Keokuk
Standard Life Association Meeting and Card Party
Standard Life association No 172 will meet Thursday evening in Moose hall. A card party for members and friends will follow.
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Standard Life
Standard Life Association
Moose Hall
Social Riders Picnic Luncheon Arranged
Social Riders will meet Mrs. Oscar Quick at 883 Shaver Road NE Tuesday at noon for a picnic luncheon. Members are asked to bring a covered dish.
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Oscar Quick
Shaver Road
Bluff View Aid Picnic at Ellis Park Duck Pond
The Bluff View Aid society invites friends to a Wednesday 1 p.m. picnic luncheon at Ellis park duck pond. Members will meet for a social gathering and meal.
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Bluff View Aid
Bluff View Aid Society
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
O. L. A. T. Club Holds Thursday Picnic in Marion
The O. L. A. T. club meets Thursday at 1 p.m. in Thomas Park Marion for a picnic lunch.
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O. L. A. T. Club
Thomas Park
Marion
Alcazar Zuanna Meeting Set At Moose Hall Friday
Alcazar Zuanna will meet Friday evening at Moose Hall for an important business session. The gathering aims to discuss key plans and decisions impacting members and local activities.
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Alcazar Zuanna
Moose Hall
Winter Temple Meeting of Pythian Sisters No 78
Winter Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters hold a meeting on Thursday at 8 p m with an initiation and a Flag Day program described in the notice.
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Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
Home Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notice
Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in I O O F hall. This will be past
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Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mercy Division Meeting Set With Door Prize
Mercy Division No 51 G I A to the B of L E will meet Tuesday at 2 30 in K P hall a door prize will be awarded to a lucky attendee.
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Mercy Division
B. of L. E
K. P. Hall
Ambar Grotto Auxiliary Meeting Planned
Ambar Grotto auxiliary will meet Friday evening in K. P. hall. A picnic supper will be served at 6 p.m. for members and their families. Members are asked to take the usual picnic requirements and their own dishes. Coffee and cream will be furnished.
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Ambar Grotto
K. P. Hall
Valley Camp No 2136 Royal Neighbors Meet Friday
Valley Camp No 2136 Royal Neighbors of America plans a 8 p.m. meeting at Odd Fellows hall 109 Second avenue SE on Friday with a junior session at 6 p.m. Members prepare juveniles for the convention scheduled for June 19.
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Valley Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Aldebaran Court to Meet at Odd Fellow Hall
Aldebaran court No 12 of the Ben Hur Life association will meet Thursday at 8 15 p m in Odd Fellow hall 109 Second Avenue SE. Dancing for members and friends follows the meeting.
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Aldebaran Court
Ben Hur Life Association
Odd Fellow Hall
Second Avenue SE
Three Link Circle Meeting Held at Belehrad Home
The Three Link Circle will meet Thursday afternoon at 1001 Oakland Avenue hosted by Mrs. Jo seph Belehrad with Mrs. E F Dose serving as assisting hostess.
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Joseph Belehrad
Oakland Avenue
E. F. Dose
Foresters of America Court Cedar No 3 Meeting
Foresters of America Court Cedar No 3 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the I O O F hall. Initiation of candidates is planned.
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Foresters of America
Court Cedar No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Maccabees Initiation Set for Tuesday at Pythian Hall
Linn Tent No 38 The Maccabees will initiate candidates Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Pythian hall Proceedings set for the local lodge event with candidates to join the fraternal group
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the Maccabees
Linn
The
Maccabees
Pythian Hall
V. F. W. Auxiliary Schedules Meetings at Memorial Building
Beginning June 1 the V. F. W. auxiliary will meet at the Memorial building the second Wednesday of each month with joint social meetings on the fourth Wednesdays. The next regular meeting will be June 10 at 8 p.m.
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Memorial Building
Belle Plaine Club Events Highlight Community Life
The St Cecelia club held a picnic southwest of town on Monday followed by a kitchen shower at Dorothy Robinsons for Colene Whitehead who marries June 4. Garden club Iris tea occurred in the Driscoll garden and others hosted gatherings through the week.
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St. Cecelia
Dorothy Robinson
Colene Whitehead
Garden Club
J. L. Driscoll
White Shrine
Kensington
Dawson Hunt
Lincoln Cafe
J. C. Rogers
Congregational Church
H. H. Thurber
Pearle Rucker
Home Art Club
Solon Methodist Guild Presents A Matrimonial Advertisement
The Solon Ladies Guild at the Methodist church hosts a Thursday program with dialogue A Matrimonial Advertisement staged by Mrs. Gleason Lois Gleason Mrs. Orpha Zajicek Clara Brown and Virginia Beranek plus piano by Doris Looney readings by Helen Zajicek Kenneth Hofer and Jack Beranek. Luncheon hostesses include Mrs. Fred Beranek Mrs. Lyle Hofer Mrs. Stanley Beranek and Mrs. Dee Looney. The group also announced the engagement of Irene Raim to Joseph M. Leonard with a June 17 wedding planned.
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Ladies Guild of the Methodist Church
Gleason
Lois Gleason
Orpha Zajicek
Clara Brown
Virginia Beranek
Doris Looney
Helen Zajicek
Kenneth Hofer
Jack Beranek
Fred Beranek
Lyle Hofer
Stanley Beranek
Dee Looney
Irene Raim
Joseph G. Raim
Solon
Joseph M. Leonard
John M. Leonard
Grand Mound
Margaret Cole
Julia Miller
Morse
Van Horne Girl and Marion Man to Wed
Miss Cathryne Hickey daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hickey will marry Thomas Dougherty of Marion son of Mrs John Dougherty near Cedar Rapids June 10 at Immaculate Conception church Rev T J Norris will officiate Miss Marcella Hickey and Dorothy Cummings will attend with Kenneth Hickey and George Stuart as ushers Albert Stein Velma Tiernan will sing with Icel Tiernan at the organ The bride a former Iowa State Teachers College graduate has taught in the local schools for eight years Dougherty works in Marion and they will make their home there
Atalissa Cheerful Workers Hold All Day Club Meeting
The Atalissa Cheerful Workers club met in their rooms on Tuesday for an all day session with social time and a noon picnic in the Harland Baker yard. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter Longer and two children Ernest Gideon Miss Mae Gideon of Washington and Kalona residents Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson and children and Mr and Mrs Charles Turner of Atalissa. A. N. A. Muscatine chapter members enjoyed social time and a picnic at Grant Smith's home with Atalissa participants Mrs A C Aye Mrs Pearl Sterner and Marion Mrs Grace Schmitt and daughter. The Christian church missionary society met at Mrs George Correll's home.
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Cheerful Workers’ Club
Harland Baker
Walter Longer
Ernest Gideon
Mae Gideon
Washington
Carl Peterson
Kalona
Charles Turner
Atalissa
Community social events and gatherings in Wilton Junction area
Mary Feltman hosted a May breakfast with Eliza beth Mildred Mary Gretchen Martin and others. Mrs. Chris Sohsen celebrated her birthday with family guests. Martha class met at Mae Sterner home and book club, Presbyterian auxiliary, and Ladies' aid also met. Wilton 4-H boys gathered at Eugene Hetzler home and Sunday school board was entertained by James Walton.
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Mary Feltman
Elizabeth
Mildred
Mary
Gretchen Martin
F. A. Martin
H. F. Jarr
Veneeta Barnett
Helen Frick
Odebolt
Helen Shuger
Henry Lange
Chris Sohsen
Frank Sohsen
Herman Thoene
Rudy Rowe
Davenport
Chris Petersen
Harry Petersen
Martha
Mae Sterner
Birthday Dinner Honoring Galen Helgens At Home
Amber Mr and Mrs Edward Helgens hosted a Sunday dinner at their home in honor of their son Galens birthday. Guests included Harm Helgens Kate Gerdes Alva Gerdes Dwight Herman Helgens Henry Andresen Louie Helgens Lorna Clarence Stutt Bob Kate Siebel Claude Appleby Margaret Andresen Sievertsen John Andrew Gerdes and others. Sievertsen hosted another dinner for guests from Hazel Green Olin and nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Helgens
Galen
Harm Helgens
Kate Gerdes
Alva Gerdes
Dwight
Herman Helgens
Henry Andresen
Louie Helgens
Lorna
Clarence Stutt
Bob
Kate Siebel
Claude Appleby
Margaret Andresen
Alvin
Carl Siebel
John Andrew Gerdes
Sievert Sievertsen
John Hansen
Hazel Green
Tom Hansen
Henry Mikeman
John Rothman
John, Jr
Olin
West Liberty Bride-To-Be Lucy Anderson Honored At Shower
More than seventy members of the South Prairie social club gathered Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Sanders home to honor Miss Lucy Anderson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W C Anderson of South Prairie. She will marry Edgar Rogers of Muscatine today at the bride’s home.
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Lucy Anderson
Vaughn Sanders
South Prairie
Community groups host events across Monticello
Monticello hosts showcase church circles and clubs with gatherings from the Congregational and Presbyterian churches to the Neighborhood bridge club and 500 club. A large anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bohlken drew relatives from multiple towns including Earlville Anamosa Onslow Langworthy and Olin. A Davenport farewell party honored Joyce and Hope Orcutt along with Eleanor Stewart.
Neighborhood gathers for Merrick birthday celebration
Forty one neighbors and relatives met at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Merrick home to honor her birth anniversary. May events included Past Matron's club luncheon at Mrs. I S Hutton, W C T U meeting at Mrs. Sydney Hunt with Citizenship talk, E W C gathering at Mrs. George Harris home, and Almoral club hosting May meeting with Mrs. Frank Faust. Neil Clifton hosted a farewell bridge party for Howard Calvin Snyder moving to Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Merrick
I. S. Hutton
Sydney Hunt
F. M. Clifton
John Robinson
George Harris
Dan Gibbs
John Harris
Grace Holscher
Norman Carpenter
Frank Faust
Almoral
Neil Clifton
Howard Calvin Snyder
Cherokee
Club活动与奖项汇总在卡拉姆斯与耶特
Calamus Best Yette club 与 Thomas O Niel 家人会面。奖项由 Ida Peterson Hayes Ernest Reynolds John Hayes Cyrus Pelham 获得。Lester Marron host Embroidery club。Elva Hemenway William Holstein Thomas O Niel Austin Briggs 荣获桥牌。Mary Hazen 招待 Better Half club。500 游戏奖给 Nettie Bennett Dorsey Messecher Jonathan Hayes Chris Jurgensen Beth Wilson Irene Haesemeyer Hester Wells Edna Hopson Svanhilde Pedersen 等为 Mabel Casperson ジュネ bride 的款待主持，地点在 Jurgen 的家。餐桌设十八席。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O’niel
Ida Peterson
John Hayes
Ernest Reynolds
Cyrus Pelham
Lester Marron
Elva Hemenway
William Holstein
Austin Briggs
Mary Hazen
Nettie Bennett
Dorsey Messecher
Jonathan Hayes
Chris Jurgensen
Beth Wilson
Irene Haesemeyer
Hester Wells
Edna Hopson
Svanhilde Pedersen
Mabel Casperson
Jurgensen
Dinner honors Horan couple on first wedding anniversary
Minnie Parnell and Birdie Costello hosted a dinner Thursday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Horan of Washington D C on their first wedding anniversary. The Horans, visiting Ot tumwa relatives, plan to return to Washington June 5 with Mrs. Horan's parents, who will visit in Washington and Passaic New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Birdie Costello
Charles A. Horan
Washington, D. C
James McCune
Horan
Charles Horan
Ottumwa
Washington
Belle Plaine Bride Frances White to Wed Richard Sevick Thursday
Miss Frances Colene White of Belle Plaine daughter of Mr and Mrs Dwight White will marry Richard Donald Sevick of Tama son of Mr and Mrs Philip Sevick on Thursday at 7 a.m. at St Michael's church in Belle Plaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Colene Whitehead
Belle Plaine
Dwight Whitehead
Traer
Richard Donald Sevick
Tama
Philip Sevick
St. Michael’s Church
North Liberty Priscilla club hosts at Mary Colony home
North Liberty Priscilla club met Thursday at Mrs. Mary Colony's home. Mrs. Inez Koser entertained friends at a bridge event. Miss Dorothy Yers won a prize and refreshments were served by the hostess. Out of town guests included Mrs. Lois Stoner of Iowa City and Miss Iowa Zeller from Oakdale. Whip-poor-will club gathered Saturday at Mrs. Oda Anderson's residence north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Mary Colony
Inez Koser
Dorothy Yers
Lois Stoner
Iowa City
Iowa Zeller
Oakdale
Oda Anderson
Here
Local clubs hold meetings with hostesses and prizes
Tipton notices show Modern Fiction and Contract clubs meeting with Mrs. hostess Raymond Maurer assisting. Garden and Bridgette clubs met with talks, papers, and prizes awarded to various members. Bridge events on Tuesday and Wednesday list winners including Miss Addie Dean of Chicago and new president Mrs. A. L. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Hamilton
Modern Fiction Club
Raymond Maurer
Chamberlain
Willits Negus
Walter Randall
Reid Hunt
Garden Club
W. H. McClellan
J. Nevin Witmer
H. L. Huber
Ed Deardorf
Claire Sheets
Leonard Dice
Bridge
E. W. Neessen
Louis Barewald
George Fraseur
Bridgette Club
Grant White
E. W. Penningroth
W. C. Hall
Lawrence Werling
Katherine McKee
E. J. van Metre
Bridge Club
C. S. Miller
Ed Dean
Julia Rosslow
Addie Dean
Chicago
A. L. Dean
Mrs Willey Hosts Methodist Ladies Event At Home
Bennett social notes report Mrs V C Willey hosting Methodist ladies and society at her home Thursday. Mrs J G Engel hosted the afternoon bridge club on Wednesday with prizes to Mrs William Kelting and Mrs M F Bullis. Guests included Mrs Urban Ott of Davenport Mrs Otto Lensch of New Liberty and Mrs William Grace of Bennett. Fifteen friends surprised Mrs Vena Conrad on Monday. Bridge honors went to Mrs M F Bullis Mrs Ralph Ripson Mrs Omer Wright Mrs Preston Blair and Mrs Hoyt Battolph. Kathryn Grace hosted teachers and girl friends at a 6 pm dinner Monday. Mrs William Grace and Miss Kathryn Grace hosted dinner for faculty Wednesday. twelve attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Willey
J. G. Engel
William Kelting
M. F. Bullis
Urban Ott
Davenport
Otto Lensch
New Liberty
William Grace
Bennett
Vena Conrad
Ralph Ripson
Omer Wright
Preston Blair
Hoyt Battolph
Kathryn Grace
Women's groups wrap up year with meetings and surprise
Center Junction The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. J. N. Smith's home. The Junior Women's Club gathered at Catherine Thompson's home to close the year's business and surprise president Miss Jean Downing who will move to Tama next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. N. Smith
Catherine Thompson
Jean Downing
Tama
Oelwein Club Calendar Records A Busy Week
Oelwein Tuesday Tourist club hosted guest day at Presbyterian church with committee led by Mrs. Ferrell and assistants from Fayette. Alumni reception for class of 1936 was held Friday. Numerous circle meetings and club events occurred Wednesday through Thursday. A May 23 wedding is announced for Alice Johnson and Robert Buchanan in Davis Illinois with attendants I C Gray. They will reside in New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
G. B. Ferrell
C. ©. Olson
C. E. Meyers
Donald Baum
Billie Johnson
Fayette
F. J. Inez Johnston
Eugene Borland
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
J. W. Lamn
Priscilla Club
J. N. McFadden
Little Flower Circle
Craig Foster
Lawndale Club
George Bray
Dorothy Ward
Bridge Club
St. Cecelia Circle
J. F. Weigel
St. Mary’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
C. W. Johnson
Joe Cheney
Woman’s Club
B. C. Farrington
Maple Grove Club
Fred Winkler
Ray Bell
T. Club
C. J. O’brien
Ivan Johnson
Alice
Robert V. Buchanan
E. J. Nickels
Davis
Ill
Jesse D. Drips
I. C. Gray
New Hampton
S. G. Platt
Gertrude King
Esther Shepherd
Platt
Edna Wimmer
Marjorie Meyers
Ruth Jones
Ruth Bullis
Social and Bridge Club Events In Anamosa and Cedar Rapids
Mrs R D McIntyre hosted a lunch for a contract bridge club with guest of honor Mrs R E Ballard who is leaving town and received a gift. Mrs B H Erb won high score. 32 pupils of Miss Josephine Longueville enjoyed a contract bridge luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club with prizes to Mrs A N Trevarthen and Mrs N A Hanson. Mrs John Toay Jr hosted a picnic as she prepares to move to Warren Illinois. final Fortnightly club calendar met at Mrs W K Pearson with Mrs R M Peet. Miss Lucille Norton wed George Wessels at St Pauls Lutheran with Edna Wessels and Harry Hoisington present. the couple will live on a farm near Antioch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McIntyre
R. E. Ballard
B. H. Erb
Josephine Longueville
Cedar Rapids Country Club
A. N. Trevarthen
N. A. Hanson
John Toay, Jr
Toay
Warren
Ill
W. K. Pearson
R. M. Peet
Lou Hartman
Lucille Norton
W. O. Norton
Antioch
George Wessels
Anamosa
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Matthias
Edna Wessels
Harry Hoisington
Kalona Garden Club Flower Show Planned for Saturday
The Kalona Garden club will hold its annual flower show in the Farmers store building on Saturday June 6. Entries are due between 8 and 10 30 a m with judging at 11 a m. The event is free and open to all amateur flower growers with displays from 1 to 9 p m. Mrs Carlton Wilson of Washington will judge. In other notes Mrs Margaret Friese hosted a pot luck supper and shower for Mrs Vera Stumpf and upcoming marriage to John E Anderson in Richmond. Bunco prize went to Loretta Chopek and low score to Cleola Grady. Mrs Ernestine Grady hosted Alpha club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Margaret Friese
Vera Stumpf
John E. Anderson
Richmond
Bunco
Loretta Chopek
Cleola Grady
Ernestine Grady
Alpha Club
Central City Couple Plans June Wedding
Miss Minta Mae Fuller daughter of Mrs Philena Fuller Central City and Gerald Boone son of Mr and Mrs John Boone Coramon will wed June 1 following Central City High School graduation The couple will live on a farm north of Central City Boone is a Coggon High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minta Mae Fuller
Philena Fuller
Central City
Gerald Boone
John Boone
Comeron
Central City High School
Boone
Coggon High School
Elwood Teachers Planned Weddings Honored at Shower
A crystal and linen shower was hosted Monday in Mrs. Lawrence Hartvigsen's home for Miss Paulena Kellogg and Miss Marjorie Larson, Elwood High School teachers planning to marry. Committee led by Miss Evelyn Haak and Mrs. James Storing. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Harlan Benton and Miss Marjorie Larson with guest prizes for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hartvigsen
Paulena Kellogg
Marjorie Larson
Elwood
Evelyn Haak
James Storing
Bridge
Harlan Benton
Miss Larson
Miss Kellogg
Local bridge parties mark Tama area social week
Tama hosts hosted a luncheon and bridge at Mother's Kitchen with prizes for Miss Vera McKinney and others. Alpha Ladd held a party at E G Turbett home with Beatrice Bruce and Florence Hartwig among prize winners. James Holland hosted a bridge shower for Mrs Carl Smith. Avanelle Todd honored at Stone's cafe in Marshalltown. engagement announced. Gertrude Hagerty and John Hagerty hosted a large dancing party at Carroll Hall Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Smith
Mother’s Kitchen
James Holland
Carl Smith
Robert Hanna
Jay Balfour
Miles Morgan
Avanelle Todd
Tama
Stone’s Cafe
Marshalltown
Todd
Jack Cummins
Morning Sun
Gertrude
John Hagerty
Carroll Hall
Brooklyn Brides and Showers Highlight Local Social Season
Brooklyn hosts Vera Miles upcoming June wedding with a linen shower at the Cummings home and four bridge tables won by Edith Kinnamon. Vera Miles receives a guest prize. Mrs Maude Corrough aids Presbyterian society events. Leona Taylor prep teacher to wed. Florence Miller and Howard Latta announce marriage in Chicago as they reside in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Lawson
Hildegarde Heitsman
Gene Downey
Cummings
Vera Miles
Edith Kinnamon
W. K. Miles
Vera
Leona Taylor
Brooklyn Schoola
Agnes Hese Darlene Russell
Florence Miller
Lorimer
Howard Latta
Chicago
Brooklyn
Sil
Mrs S B Little Hosts Local Contract Bridge Club
Mrs S B Little acted as hostess at her home Tuesday for the contract bridge club. Members and their husbands were entertained at a 6 steak fry in the evening with Kendall and accompanying Kendall family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Little
Dean Litthe Ie Kendall
M. Kendall
Garden Club Hosts By Catherine Williams And Mildred Brown
Catherine Williams entertained the Garden club on Tuesday and Mildred Brown hosted the East Linn club on Thursday. The events highlight ongoing local club activities and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Williams
Garden Club
Mildred Brown Tatexteinel
East Linn Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Vernon
Clermont
West Branch
Waubeek
Mrs
Dorothy Birdsell
R. M. A. Auxiliary
van Horne
Marion Man
Cathryne Hickey
Wilton Junction
Amber
West Liberty
Monticello
Milton Thoeni
Oscar York
Ladies’ Missionary Society
George Timmins
Order of the Eastern Star
Ross Baty
Beecher, Ill
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Hans Ru
Harry Hoag
Lincoln Thoeni
Glen Orcutt
Harrison Lubben
Fritz Hein
Henry Che, Jr
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Joyce
Hope Orcutt
Eleanor Stewart
Cedar Falls
Linda Kiburz
Christine Yaggi
B. H. Bohlken
August Gerdes
Earlville
Howard Soper
Ida Pillard
P. H. Paulsen
Onslow
William Bohlken
Edna
Gerke Bohlken
John Weers
Scotch Grove
Henry Doden
Mayeda
Even Wilken
Langworthy
Harold Waggoner
Henry Weers
Carl Reuter
Center Junction
Louis Behrends
Zimmerman’s Hall
Bohlken
Calamus
Parnell
Third Avenue SE
Frances C. Whitehead
North Liberty
Tipton
Oelwein
Coggon
Minta Fuller
Whittier
Kriz
First Street
Souther
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