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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1936

Page

16

A A U W Meeting Set for Des Moines Saturday

Cedar Rapids area members will attend the fall meeting of the state division of the American Association of University Women at the Savery hotel in Des Moines. A 1 p.m. luncheon and a 9 30 a.m. round table discussion are planned with executive board sessions at 11 a.m. Miss Mabel Carney of Teachers College New York will speak on comparisons of schools in the United States and abroad. Agnes Samuelson state superintendent will discuss state support for free public schools and Dr Emory Walduf will speak on adult public forums. Mrs Leon F Wood Des Moines state president will preside.

Cedar Rapids American Association of University Women Savery Hotel Des Moines Florentine Mabel Carney Teachers College Columbia University New York City United States Carney Minnesota Department of Rural Education National Education Association Agnes Samuelson Ablie Emory Walduf Leon F. Wood

Shrine Auxiliary Benefits Card Party at Montrose Hotel

The Shrine Auxiliary of the Shriners hospital sponsors its annual benefit card party Friday at 8 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. Table prizes and a draw prize will be awarded, with refreshments served. Public invited. reservations encouraged with Mrs. H. L. Nehls or Mrs. Edna Duncan. Players should bring their own cards.

el Kabir Shrine Shriners’ Hospital For Crippled Children Montrose Hotel H. L. Nehls Edna Duncan

P. E. O. Chapter FO to Meet at Meadowbrook Drive

Chapter FO of the P. E. O. will meet Tuesday at Mrs. Guy E. Hillier’s home at 2301 Meadowbrook drive SE. Assisting will be Mesdames L. D. Dennis John L. Gilmore and L. W. Dunn. Miss Alice Page will discuss Sweden's Economic Policy.

Guy E. Hillier Meadowbrook Drive L. D. Dennis John L. Gilmore L. W. Dunn Alice Page Sweden

Grand Rapids Couple Return From Week with Kelvinator Engineer

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen of Grand Rapids Michigan returned home Saturday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Allen at 538 Forest Drive SE. Mr. Allen works as a ceramics engineer for Kelvinator.

Ray Allen Grand Rapids Mich Mr. Allen R. J. Allen Forest Drive The Kelvinator Company

P. E. O. Chapter HJ Meet at Mrs Shive Home

Mrs. Philip W. Shive hosts P. E. O. Chapter HJ Monday at 2316 B avenue NE with assistance from Mrs. W. M. Dennison and Mrs. Lester DeYarman. Mrs. Mary Roland leads the program.

Philip W. Shive B Avenue NE W. M. Dennison Lester de Yarman Mary Roland

Halloween Party Hosted by Richard Kinney

Richard Kinney of 1607 E Avenue NE entertained Friday evening at a Halloween party with guests Connie Klima Anna May Osterlund Robert Verka James Reams Alice Swomley Barbara Jane and Mary Lou McNalley.

Richard Kinney E Avenue NE Connie Klima Anna May Osterlund Robert Verka James Reams Alice Swomley Barbara Jane Mary Lou McNalley

Louise Leibert Circle Luncheon Planned by King's Daughters

Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters will meet for luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert M. Chapman 251 Twenty third Street Drive SE.

Louise Leibert King’s Daughters Robert M. Chapman Twenty-third Street Drive

Parade of Seasons Church Bazaar Sets Committees

Mrs. Leonard E. Stark chairs the Immaculate Conception bazaar to be held November 9 at Pla Mor. Committees include Door chaired by Ray Hyland with Thomas Brady Dan Whelan and Peter Bailey. Box Office led by M. J. Reese with Rosaline Collins Jim Greene and Katherine Stark. Building by Leonard E. Stark and A. J. Diebold. Refreshments headed by William Buck with Henry Rahe Dan Flaherty and Bill Allen. Publicity by Mrs. Richard F. Bruch. Circles and Concessions by Misses Gertrude Flaherty Minnie Patrick and others including Mesdames Lattner, Cole, Fitzgerald, Sto dola, Stark, Russell, Allen and Bruch.

Leonard E. Stark Pla- Mor Door Ray Hyland Thomas Brady Dan Whelan Peter Bailey M. J. Reese Rosaline Collins Jim Greene Katherine Stark A. J. Diebold William Buck Henry Rahe Dan Flaherty Bill Allen Richard F. Bruch Gertrude Flaherty Minnie Patrick Joseph Lattner W. S. Cole J. R. Fitzgerald Mary Stodola Edward Stark Joe Russell H. G. Allen Vernon Whalen

Plans for YWCA Carnival Set by Business Girls League

The YWCA carnival nears completion with the second floor devoted to the Business Girls league offerings including car nival games fortune telling and novelties. The industrial girls department plans hot dogs popcorn ice cream candy and pop. The third floor hosts dancing with an orchestra and a two show program in the ballroom. Miss Frances Cooper leads as general chairman with Miss Mildred Cargin Miss Helen McManes and Miss Mary Holub on the committee.

Industrial Girls Frances Cooper Mildred Cargin Helen McManes Mary Holub

Beta Phi Alpha Hosts Scavenger Hunt Event Night

Members met at Beta belfry 1110 Second Avenue SE on Friday for a scavenger hunt that ended at Miss Oprah Wykle 231 Tenth Street NW. Miss Leona Thompson of Kanawha attended as a guest.

Beta Phi Alpha Sorority Beta Belfry Second Avenue SE Oprah Wykle Tenth Street NW Leona Thompson Kanawha

Mrs. Vavra Hosts Shower for Mrs. Meyer

Mrs. Joseph Vavra of 208 First avenue W entertained a miscellaneous shower at her home in honor of Mrs. Louis Meyer formerly Miss Emily Vavra who wed on Oct. 4. Mrs. Meyer received gifts as guests included Mesdames Fred Samek Francis McHugh John Frame Lester Melsha Frank Barta Pius Pohl Wendl Melsha Joseph Kacer and Misses Norma Wald Frances Melsha Mil dred Kacer.

Joseph Vavra First Avenue W Louis Meyer Emily Vavra Meyer Fred Samek Francis McHugh John Frame Lester Melsha Frank Barta Pius Pohl Wendl Melsha Joseph Kacer Norma Wald Frances Melsha Mildred Kacer

Junior American Czechs Sponsor Pre Armistice Day Frolic

Members of Lodge Junior American Czechs No. 388 C S A host the third annual Pre Armistice Day frolic Thursday from 8 30 to 12 in the C S P S building. The party is the lodge’s largest event of the year with patriotic decorations carnival entertainment and 225 couple ticket limit. Hugo Sindelar chairs assisted by Leo Sedlacek Mrs Victor Svoboda Mr and Mrs James Hamouz Milo Heral Wendl Lippert Edward Zvacek Milo Sedlacek Dorothy Dvorak and Joseph Mach handles tickets and invitations.

Lodge Hugo Sindelar Leo Sedlacek Victor Svoboda James Hamouz Milo Heral Wendl Lippert Edward Zvacek Milo Mitralsky Milo Sedlacek Dorothy Dvorak Joseph Mach

Women’s forum meets at Mrs. Carey home

The First Christian Sunday school women’s forum met Tuesday at 2317 Grande avenue SE. Mrs. E. J. Carey hosted with Mrs. W. H. Frick assisting. Mrs. P. T. Aker led the business session. guests included the Rev. Blaine Hyten and Miss Isabelle Davis.

Women’s Forum First Christian Sunday School E. J. Carey Grande Avenue SE W. H. Frick P. T. Aker Blaine Hyten Isabelle Davis

Halloween Party Honors Two Women At Powell Residence

Miss Helen Pospishil and Mrs. Emma Scorpil were honored at a Saturday evening Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Herbert Powell at 268 Highland Drive NW. Cards and games entertained the twelve guests.

Helen Pospishil Emma Scorpil Herbert Powell Highland Drive

Autumn Musicale Presented by Zoe Varney and Students

Miss Zoe Varney will present her piano students in an autumn musicale Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Y W C A auditorium. Participants include Inez Elaine Poncin, Frank Suchomel Jr., Orval Uthoff, Helen Costas, Mary Thomas, Rose Mary Jennings, Virginia Vanous, LeVonne Chermak, Franklin Rice, Jay Hesser Jr., Lorraine Barron, Margaret Hesser, Glennys Powers, Mary Eileen Stenner, William Jennings, Jack Dvorak, Mercedes Herring, Anne Gianedakis, Nadine Morse, Dorothy Marie Hayes, Mary Helen Mobry, Richard Carey, Virginia Teale, Kathryn Hesser, Allayne Konecny, Woodrow Bontrager, Harlan Rice and Helen Tabor.

Zoe Varney Inez Elaine Poncin Frank Suchomel, Jr Orval Uthoff Helen Costas Mary Thomas Rose Mary Jennings Virginia Vanous LeVonne Chermak Franklin Rice Jay Hesser, Jr Lorraine Barron Margaret Hesser Glennys Powers Mary Eileen Stenner William Jennings Jack D

Sorority Honors Pledges At Coe College Fall Dance

Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe College held a fall dance in the men's gym recreation room with orange and black programs and Halloween decor. Faculty guests included Dr and Mrs Ben H Peterson Dr Warren Keck Dean Mary Bell and Dean and Mrs Cc Harve Geiger.

Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Coe College Ben H. Peterson Warren Keck Mary Bell Cc. Harve Geiger

Odekonya Camp Fire Halloween Masquerade Party

Odekonya Camp Fire group of the Immaculate Conception church met Friday evening at 1701 Seventh Avenue SE for a Halloween masquerade party. Games were played and prizes won by Kathleen Curly and Prudence Pusateri.

Odekonya Immaculate Conception Margaret Jacobs Seventh Avenue SE Kathleen Curly Prudence Pusateri

Van Buren Study Group Meeting Notice

The Van Buren study group will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs B Kubik 1318 Third Street SW.

van Buren

Masked Barn Dance in Covington Hall

Miss Rita Klassen and Jerry LaVelle entertained guests at a masquerade barn dance in Covington hall Friday evening. Chaperons were Mrs. George Stark Miss Happel and Mrs. Francis Stark.

Rita Klassen Jerry LaVelle Covington Hall Jeanne DePoy Dave Thompson Eileen Joyce Jimmie Spaight Adelaide Roeder Rollo Carnes Elenore Kelly Bill Driscoll Hazel Jerry Stark Ottmar Hopper Don Williams Edna and Henrietta Stark Mary Leone Dahlem Vera Franklin Dick Lattner Ronnie Kremenak Dick Hollister Betty Curry John Ryan Betty Burke Ben Healey Margaret Grady Ben Early Madge Fogelsong Marvin Simmons Ann Barron Joe Marsh Leota Stark Jack Getz Margaret O’hara John Cunnings George and Dale Young Winnie Freeman Edward Teahen Ruth Becker Celeste Dolan Dorothy McLaughlin Howard Kahler Verlin Smith Albert Weir Karl Moore Hazel Harrington Bill Elgas Bill Murrin Larry Bill Grady Phyllis Beulah Freeman Bill Swartz Charlotte Kinney Edith Gensicke Betty Whiting Donald Ament John Anthony Corsello Jack Philips Maureen Sullivan Bill Woods Albert Smith George Stark Miss Happel Francis Stark

Polk parent-education group meets with Mrs Speake

The Polk parent education study group will meet with Mrs Lloyd F Speake at 506 Seventeenth Street NE on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs Henry Haegg will conduct the class.

Garfield P T A Presents Playbox Theater in Down Payment

Garfield P T A will sponsor the Playbox Theater players in the play Down Payment. Show date is Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Franklin school auditorium. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. Claude Parker 31655 Mrs. J Kauzlarich 6856 or Mrs. R Rhodes 23240.

Garfield P. T. A Playbox Franklin School Claude Parker J. Kauzlarich R. Rhodes

Fillmore P T A Study Group Meeting

Fillmore P T A announces a study group session on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The topic is Children and Community Responsibility with Mrs. H Hrdlicka leading the discussion.

Fillmore P. T. A H. Hrdlicka

Eslie Mae McLean Weds Don Ald Jinkinson at Home

VINTON Miss Eslie Mae McLean daughter of Mr and Mrs C D McLean married Donald L Jinkinson son of Mr and Mrs W M Jinkinson of Sheldon Thursday morning at her parents home The Rev F A Andrews officiated The bride wore a green velveteen dress with talisman roses corsage A wedding breakfast followed The bride a Vinton high school graduate attended University of Denver and Iowa State College was a Chi Omega member and has worked in Vinton She will be a surveyor for the Iowa highway commission His work will take him to northern Iowa where they will reside this fall.

Feder to Conduct Psychology Course at Iowa Epsilon Chapter

Dr. Daniel D. Feder of the University of Iowa is named educational director of the Iowa Epsilon chapter of Omicron, directing a two year course titled Psychology and Life Personality Building and Self-Development. Installation will be at a Montrose hotel banquet next month with officers from other Iowa chapters. Stella Sherwood of Chicago leads the local organizing effort.

Daniel D. Feder University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa Epsilon Pr Omicron Feder Montrose Hotel Iowa Stella Sherwood Chicago

Helen Kathryn Stark to Wed Theodore Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Stark of 1629 C avenue NE announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Kathryn Stark to Theodore Anderson of Cedar Rapids. Anderson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Anderson of Marshall Minnesota. Stark is a Washington high school graduate employed at Killian company. Anderson holds a B S from Stout Institute and is an instructor at Roosevelt school. The wedding is planned for December.

Frederick F. Stark C Avenue Helen Kathryn Theodore Anderson Cedar Rapids S. A. Anderson Marshall, Minn Miss Stark Washington High School Killian Company Anderson Stout Institute Roosevelt School

O E S Auxiliary Plans Picnic Meeting

The O E S auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at 5819 Fifteenth street NE. Hostesses are Mrs J M Nemecek chairperson with Mrs A J Prucha Mrs Ruth Watson Mrs C W Mann and Mrs O L Gerdl. Members to bring dishes silver and a prepared dish. A business meeting follows at 2 30 p.m.

Home For Fifteenth Street J. M. Nemecek A. J. Prucha Ruth Watson C. W. Mann O. L. Gerdl

Cosgrove Guests Leave for Winter Travel

Mr and Mrs C M Welch of Denver with daughters Winona and Rosemary depart after a week with H J Cosgrove at 4030 First Avenue East Rock Island Ill. They will visit Washington New York Miami and Mexico City to spend the winter.

Cosgrove C. M. Welch Denver Colo Winona Rosemary Rock Island H. J. Cosgrove First Avenue Welches Washington, D. C New York City Miami Fla Mexico City

Mrs Frank Returns After Two Week Visit

Mrs Florence L Frank of Chicago returns home after a two week visit with her daughter Mrs Abraham Pilicer and Mr Pilicer at 1835 Fourth avenue SE.

Florence L. Frank Chicago Abraham Pilicer Mr. Pilicer 1835 Fourth Avenue SE

Needlework Guild Ingathering Opens Here November 10

The ingathering lists exact items for all ages from babies to adults. Garments include suits with built-up shoulders knee-length dresses boys shirts and trousers and overalls spring and fall wear. Also blankets towels sheets and cotton attire for babies.

Bethany church class honors newlyweds Meyer at kitchen shower

After a Bethany Congregational Progressive class meeting on Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyer were celebrated at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Roy Mittan. Present were Rev. James E. Waery and many members and family, with the next gathering set for November 27 at Mrs. Zavodsky’s home on Oakland Avenue NE.

Bethany Congregational Church Louis Meyer Roy Mittan James E. Waery Arthur Bliss Harry Toomer Perry Roberts Earl Hopkins Allen Bliss Les Crawford John Frame Robert Porter Barbara Zavodsky Leola Zavodsky Mae Blaine Goldie Ash Emaline Meaney Anna Thompson Charlotte McHugh Zavodsky Oakland Avenue NE

Illini Glee Club Sings Delta Theta Chi Songs

During a football game Sunday the Illini alumni glee club will perform three Delta Theta Chi numbers. The broadcast is set for 2 30 p m on station WGN as part of the California state convention in Oakland with twenty chapters attending. The local Sigma chapter meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Montrose hotel.

University of Illinois Delta Theta Chi Business Girls WGN California Oakland Sigma Montrose Hotel

Picnic Honoring Frances Willard Sunday School Class

Mrs Ellen Stewart hosted a Trinity Methodist Frances Willard Sunday school class picnic luncheon on Wednesday at 2320 Johnson avenue NW. James Smith spoke and Mrs Maude Roth readings were given. attendees included six members ages 80 to 89 and numerous guests led by Esther Kauffman Mary Tuttle Lottie Wood Hattie Weed Elizabeth Lewis Betty Stoddard Hattie Larimer Jessie Scrambling Ella Weddle Anna Ellis Frances Kershaw Emma Schultz Sylvia Hollenbeck Elizabeth Beck Myrtle McFarlane Mary Kettering Jessie Long Ruby Mills Drake Maude Roth Velma Plank and the Rev and Mrs Elton Wells Simon Gongwer and James Smith.

Ellen Stewart Johnson Avenue Frances Willard Trinity Methodist Church James Smith Maude Roth Esther Kauffman Mary Tuttle Lottie Wood Hattie Weed Elizabeth Lewis Betty Stoddard Hattie Larimer Jessie Scrambling Ella Weddle Anna Ellis Frances Kershaw Emma Schultz Sylvia Hollenbeck Elizabeth Beck Myrtle McFarlane Mary Kettering Jessie Long Ruby Mills Drake Velma Plank Elton Wells Simon Gongwer

Vinton Girl Engaged to Local Suitor Degn Family Announces

Mr and Mrs 8 N Degn of Vinton announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Robert Robeson of Vinton, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Robeson.

8. N. Degn Vinton Virginia Robert Robeson Ed Robeson

Missionary Lena Dougherty to Speak at Coe College

Miss Lena Dougherty a Tokio missionary and voice teacher will address the annual praise service of the First Presbyterian missionary society Friday at 7 30 p m in Voorhees hall Coe college She will discuss her social work with Tokio factory girls Hostesses are Mary Bell and the executive committee Dr Robert Little leads devotional period Prof Paul Ray sings with Prof Max Daehler accompaniment A social hour follows All are invited

Lena Dougherty Tokio Japan Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church Voorhees Hall Coe College Miss Dougherty Mary Bell Robert Little Paul Ray Max Daehler

Roosevelt 7A Girl Reserves Hold Halloween Party

Members of the Roosevelt 7A Girl Reserve group met Friday evening at Miss Irene Frasinger's home 125 Twelfth Street NW for a Halloween party. Attendees included Beverly Bain Lucille Johns Helen Green Norma Marchal Betty Mc Cauley Hattie Vail Betty Burke Juanita Day Audrey Nilsson and Maxine Jayne with guests Dorothy Berger Helen Mae Donisthorpe and Shirley Thomas.

Roosevelt 7A Girl Reserve Irene Frasinger Twelfth Street NW Beverly Bain Lucille Johns Helen Green Norma Marchal Betty McCauley Hattie Vail Betty Burke Juanita Day Audrey Nilsson Maxine Jayne Dorothy Berger Helen Mae Donisthorpe Shirley Thomas

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Meet At Macy Home

Pi Beta Phi sorority alumnae will meet Monday at 4 p.m. for a business session and buffet supper at the home of Mrs. C Ward Macy 1935 Blake boulevard SE. Mrs. Raymond S Johnston will assist the hostess.

PI Phi C. Ward Macy Pi Beta Phi Sorority Blake Boulevard Raymond S. Johnston

Minerva Delphian to Discuss Elizabethan Literature Monday

Members meet Monday at 2 p m in the Y W C A parlors to discuss the literature of the Elizabethan period. Mrs H G Heiserman will discuss the general character of the period Mrs A E Chase Ba con s literary and political career Mrs S C Stookey Spencer s social and literary achievements Mrs A E Einen the Elizabethan lyricists and Mrs H W Ward Elizabethan sonneteers. Mrs F L Bokerney will conduct an open forum.

Minerva Delphian Y.W.C.A H. G. Heiserman A. E. Chase Bacon S. C. Stookey Spencer A. E. Einen H. W. Ward F. L. Bokerney

Tuesday Study Club Hosts Ladd Foster Review and Current Events

The Tuesday Study club meets with F. G. Ladd at 215 Second Avenue SW. Mrs. C. S. Foster discusses current events and Mrs. Lester De Yarman reviews Green Gates by R. C. Sheriff.

F. G. Ladd Second Avenue C. S. Foster Lester de Yarman Green Gates R. C. Sheriff

Lambda Chapter to Meet at Montrose Hotel

Beta Sigma Phi Lambda chapter plans a 7 30 p.m. meeting at the Montrose hotel. Sanford Kerr will discuss his trip to Alaska for the gathering.

Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Business Girls’ Sorority Montrose Hotel Sanford Kerr Alaska

Kil Kare Club Halloween Luncheon Held at Mrs Blake’s Home

Mrs W O Blake hosted the Kil Kare club at a Halloween luncheon at her home on Sec ond avenue SE. Guests included Mesdames J B Ryan C H Morningstar Jack Maize E W Wickham J L Parker Ray Bandfield and Miss Verba Parker. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Ryan Mrs Bandfield and Mrs Parker.

W. O. Blake Second Avenue SE Kil Kare Club J. B. Ryan C. H. Morningstar Jack Maize E. W. Wickham J. L. Parker Ray Bandfield Verba Parker Bridge Ryan

Northwestern Woman's Club Benefit Party Planned

The Chicago and North Western Railway's Cedar Rapids women’s club hosts its third annual benefit card party in the Crystal room at Montrose hotel on November 17 at 8 p.m. Bridge five hundred and pinochle are played with prizes at each table and door prizes. Refreshments served. Hostess Mrs. Charles Phillips with aides Mesdames Thoman Beall Teahen Curran Burgar Blum Grestenberger Nesetril Mikesell and Kuhn.

Woman’s Club Chicago and North Western Railway System Cedar Rapids Crystal Room Montrose Hotel Charles Phillips J. C. Thoman H. J. Beall Harry Teahen

Piano Recital by Grace Listebarger Pupils Sunday

Piano pupils of Grace Listebarger will present their first recital of the season Sunday at 3 pm. Parents of the pupils will be guests. Performers include Don ald Leeks Maxine Cerveny Carol Barta Lois Jean Listebarger Lloyd Benesh Virginia Stransky Mary Rita Gallagher Kathryn Loomis Paul McNull Betty Janu Martha Miller Doris Marie Petro Kenneth Buresh Hildred Ann Miller Carol Ann Holmquist Keith Listebarger Evelyn Vanorny Mary Louise Harmon Margaret Swope Gail Phillipson Sarah May Messenger Maxine Surry and Dorothy Mae Listebarger.

Grace M. Listebarger Donald Leeks Maxine Cerveny Carol Barta Lois Jean Listebarger Lloyd Benesh Virginia Stransky Mary Rita Gallagher Kathryn Loomis Paul McNull Betty Janu Martha Miller Doris Marie Petro Kenneth Buresh Hildred Ann Miller Carol Ann Holmquist Keith Listebar

Open House Draws 600 at Elks Club

About 600 persons attended the open house and reception at the Elks club Friday evening. A string trio performed and fall flowers decorated the club house. Committee members in charge were W. J. Barron Howard C. Burleson and Peter Bailey.

Elks Club W. J. Barron Howard C. Burleson Peter Bailey

Cedar Rapids Women’s Club Cancels Tuesday Meeting

Because of the national election there will be no Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Woman's club meeting Tuesday. Members are invited to the regular Thursday luncheons at Bishop's Cafeteria with Mrs. Mary Berry as chairman of the November luncheon committee.

Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Woman’s Club Bishop's Cafeteria Mary Berry

Mrs Mary Hale Honored At Belmont Park Home

Mrs Ray Hale hosted a Friday evening gathering at Mrs D B Alderman’s 421 Fifteenth Street SE to honor Mrs Charles Simon formerly Miss Mary Hale on her recent marriage. Attendees included Mrs E T Harris Mrs H G Metge Mrs A D Keith Mrs J T Keith Mrs D B Alderman Mrs Alfred Cas ner Mrs H R Keith Mrs Charles Perkins Mrs Leonard Field Mrs Althea Davis Mrs Charles Simon Mrs Gus Schwab Mrs O M Keith and the Misses Ruth Joy Emaline Victoria and Martha Risk.

Ray Hale Belmont Parkway D. B. Alderman Fifteenth Street Charles Simon Mary Hale E. T. Harris H. G. Metge A. D. Keith J. T. Keith Alfred Casner H. R. Keith Charles Perkins Leonard Field Althea Davis Gus Schwab O. M. Keith Ruth Joy Emaline Victoria Martha Risk

Birthday Party Honors Marion Child With Halloween Theme

Mrs. L. M. Brown of Marion entertained Friday for her son Jerry’s first birthday. Halloween decorations and favors set the scene. Guests included Wayne Scott Dickie Reid Mary Frederick Jean Frederick Charles Lee Kent Kay Ann Ales and the Mesdames Raymond Reid Ray Ales Elmer Frederick R. M. Kent John Taylor D. P. Rinard and L. M. Brown.

Midboro Club Bride Luncheon Hosted by Hansen and Hanus

Mrs. George Hansen and Mrs. J A Hanus will entertain the Midboro club at a bride luncheon Thursday at the Hansen home 3033 E Avenue NE.

George Hansen J. A. Hanus Midboro Club Hansen E Avenue

Legion Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday In Memorial Building

The American Legion auxiliary schedules a 7 45 p m meeting Tuesday at the Memorial building with an executive board session planned Monday at 7 45 p m at 1308 Hinkley avenue NW. Membership renewal urged. Armistice program planned with choral club singing, a reading, accordion solos, and group singing.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building F. C. Parrish Hinkley Avenue NW John Kadlee, Jr Vincent Koffron Auxiliary Robert Vesely The Legion Auxiliary Choral Club Helen Kacena Stark Marjorie Emerson Doris Newman Clare Nichols Floyd Mosberg

Women’s clubs broadcast two programs on WSUI

The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs will air two programs on WSUI in November. On Monday at 3 p.m. a discussion on A Club Community Art Program led by Prof. Lester D. Longman and Mrs. Louis Pelzer will be aired, followed by a November 16 3 p.m. program on Special Days Are Coming to Town led by Pearl Bennett Broxam and Mrs. Sadie Seagrave.

Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs WSUI Iowa City Lester D. Longman Department of Graphic and Plastic Arts University of Iowa Louis Pelzer Division of Arts Federation Pearl Bennett Broxam Department of Fine Arts The Sadie Seagrave Oakdale

Birthday Party for Alberta Hoskin Honors Family

Mrs F W Davis hosted a fourth birthday celebration for Alberta Hoskin granddaughter of Mr and Mrs L W Hoskin at 316 Ninth Street NW. Pink and white birthday cake decor brightened the table while Mrs Hoskin supervised games with guests Inez Elaine Joan Donna Poncin Howar Lois Pratt Douglas Dean Donnan Robert Dean Baker and Donna Barbara Murphy.

F. W. Davis Ninth Street NW Alberta Hoskin L. W. Hoskin F Avenue NW

Snyder Family Heads California For Home in Hollywood

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Snyder of 1133 First Avenue West departed Saturday on the Los Angeles Limited for California. Mrs. Wesley W. Ruth and Miss Norma Snyder, daughters of the Snyders, had left two weeks earlier to prepare a Hollywood home for their parents.

R. H. Snyder First Avenue W Los Angeles California Wesley W. Ruth Norma Snyder

Mrs Hardwick Returns From Southern Trip

Mrs E D Hardwick of 2019 Park avenue SE recently traveled south visiting Galveston and Houston Texas and attended the Centennial in Dallas.

E. D. Hardwick Park Avenue SE Galveston Houston Tex Dallas

Hesperian Club Meeting At Miss Chambers Home

The Hesperian club meets Sunday at 4 p.m. at Miss Jessie Chambers home 1955 Bever avenue SE Miss Jennie Robertson will lead the session.

Hesperian Club Jessie Chambers Bever Avenue SE Jennie Robertson

Nursery Auxiliary Meets for Picnic Luncheon

The Nursery auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. W. Klinger at 541 Knollwood Drive SE. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.

W. Klinger Knollwood Drive

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