Louise Carpenter Honored At Party
Miss Louie Carpenter upcoming marriage to Fred Louis Jr. on November 16 was celebrated at a Marion party hosted by Miss Emilie Griffin. Bridge games, a themed refreshments table, and chocolate candy favors accompanied a miscellaneous shower of gifts for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Carpenter
Fred Louis, Jr
Emilie Griffin
Marion
Jean Grout
Frances McLaughlin
Grace Bryant
Virginia Cavin
Miss Grout
Miss Cavin
Jane Lady
Mary Catherine McCormick
Miss McLaughlin
Dorothy Scherling
Lorraine Mueller
Lois Swaney
Doris Bryant
Miss Carpenter
Pfeifer
Cedar Rapids
Miss Slauson
Carolyn Kahler
Miss Griffin
Irene Carpenter
Vinton
Needlework Guild Prepares For Its Garment Work
The Needlework Guild readies its annual ingathering and assigns contact points for 24 sections. Presidents and directors coordinate garment collections while wardens and local clubs support pieces and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild
City bridge players to compete in weekly tournament
Bridge players in the city may join the regular weekly duplicate contract tournament scheduled for 7:45 pm Friday at the Roosevelt hotel. The event invites all local players to participate in the standard pair format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs W L Dutton Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs W L Dutton of 1935 Grande avenue SE entertained her bridge club at a luncheon today at noon in the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W . L. Dutton
Grande Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Halloween Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs E J Byerly
The Byerlys of 122 Nineteenth Street NW hosted a Halloween gathering with guests in costume and house decorations. A basket supper at 6 pm featured dancing cards and a motion picture slide show. Music by a trio of Mr Baker Mrs Baker and Clarence Livermore accompanied the hosts and helpers Mrs Goodrow Mrs Metge Mrs Drums and Mrs Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J Byerly
Nineteenth Street NW
Royce Baker
Clarence Livermore
H Goodrow
H Metge
J Drums
W P Corbett
Newton Owen
A Stele
Patse
Rebekahs Honor Two Elected To State Office
Two Iowa Rebekah officers, Mrs Charles Novak treasurer and Mrs George Fieseler outside guardian, will be honored Friday at Sokol hall from 2 to 5 PM. The reception, hosted by Praha Rebekah, follows their October 18 installation in Mason City during the Grand Lodge assembly. Arrangements are led by Mrs A M Seabrook, Mrs Jerry Kroushik, and Mrs Milo Simanek. all local Rebekahs are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Sokol Hall
Charles Novak
George Fieseler
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
Praha Rebekah
Novak
Fieseler
Mason City
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
A. M Seabrook
Jerry Kroushik
Milo Simanek
New England Luncheon and One-Act Drama Program
The Dramatic Art Dept of the Women’s Club hosts a Friday luncheon at 1 pm with hostesses Mrs William Rohr bach Mrs John Arrington and Mrs P D Merveaux. A short business meeting follows at 2:15 pm and the program features Life In These United States Revealed Through the One Act Drama an imaginary trip through New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dramatic Art Department
Womans Club
William Rohrbach
John Arrington
P D Merveaux
United States
New England States
Aulden Griffin
Marilyn Condon
Frances Norton
Douglas Kirk
Elton Yeager
R. L Ehlers
Robert Campbell
Golden Pickard
Halloween Bridge Party At 248 Johnson Avenue
Miss Glenys McHardy hosted a Halloween bridge party at her home 248 Johnson Avenue NW. Carol Donaldson wore a humorous costume and won the prize for the funniest costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenys McHardy
Johnson Avenue
Carol Donaldson
Pin Kappa Tau Alumni Dinner at Commonwealth Tea Room
Pin Kappa Tau alumni plan a dinner at the Commonwealth Tea Room at 6 30 this evening with Dr C T Hickok as speaker. The event highlights a social gathering and a guest address by Dr Hickok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pin Kappa Tau Fraternity
Commonwealth Tea Room
C T Hickok
PTA Auxiliary Meeting And Halloween Juvenile Party
The PTA auxiliary to Post C will meet Friday at 1 pm for a lunch at Mrs Henry Kling's home 317 Twenty first street drive SF. Mrs Guy Hershey will assist. Valley Camp RN A No 2136 will meet Friday at 8 pm at Odd Fellow hall. Juveniles meet Friday at 4 30 pm followed by a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kling
oMre
Guy Hershey
Hall
Bunny Card Club Meeting Adorns Blessing Home
The Bunny Card club invites members to a Friday gathering at Nir Tote Blessing’s residence 525 Tenth Tree SW. The event starts at 2 pm with light refreshments and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Card Club
Nir Tote
Local Auxiliary Plans Bar Meeting
A small town auxiliary group holds a business meeting led by rep Jae. Attendees will discuss upcoming events and internal updates while refreshments are served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
Turner
Chicago Guests Leave After Visit With Local Residents
J W Wilson and Mrs I L Hansen of Chicago departed after visiting Mr Wilson's daughter Mrs L W Stone at 1723 K Avenue NE and Mr and Mrs L Martin, A H Talbot, and A F Longenbaugh. They were hosted by several parties and plan a winter drive to Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Wilson
I 1. Hansen
Chicago
Wilson
L W Stone
K Avenue NE
L. Martin
Seventeenth Street
A H Talbot
Park Avenue
A F Longenbaugh
Miami
Fla
Church Women Meet Friday in Parlor and Luncheon
The Womens Missionary Society of the First Christian church plans a luncheon meeting at 1 pm Friday with all women invited to attend and bring dishes. Reports from the Des Moines international convention will be shared. Mrs Herbeck's group will serve the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
F W Adams
George Buchan
Frank Danberg
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Christiaan Church
Des ‘Moines
Herbeck
First Congregational
Womans Association
First Congregational Church
Emm
Halden Errele
Sreetan
Tee Anpotr
Palmer Crele
de Tryons
Tiss Mae Hotlenheck
Local church groups schedule Friday meetings
The Laces Aid society at Trinity Methodist, the Ladies Missionary society at First United Presbyterian, and the General Advent Washington at St James Kensington plan Friday sessions at 2:30 PM. Wom en of the churches are invited to participate and lead devotional programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James Kensington
Werengton
Menteg
Various church circles plan meetings and luncheons
St Johns Circle at St Matthew's Church meets Thursday at 745 PM at Mrs Elizabeth Farr's home 1690 Thirty-eighth Street NE with Mrs Lawrence Hutchcroft assisting. St Elizabeth's Guild meets Friday at 1 PM at Miss Ait Abert's 300 Twenty-fifth Street. Other groups from First Baptist and First Congregational arrange luncheons and programs at parish houses and private homes with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan's Circle
St Joans
St Matthew's Church
Flizabeth Farr
Thirty-eighth Street
Lawrence Hutchcroft
Flizabeth’s Guild
Beths
Mic
Twenty-fifth Street
Central Park Society Plans Friday Meeting and Luncheon
Local Central Bere Brest church announces a Friday gathering with a luncheon at 1 pm. Mrs HOC Wo and Mrs EH C De Wut oversee the program as seating and treats are arranged. A community group named in the notice will host the event at a venue on 981 Thoed Avenue SE featuring a tea and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Bere Brest Te van Church
Wall
Tiessers
Hoc
Friendly Fortnight Club Hosts Backward Party
Friendly Fortnight club members gathered at Dennis Boyd home on East 18th Avenue Southwest for a backward theme party with backward dress and talk. Dennis Boyd was elected president, Hazel Stanley vice president, Beatrice Hobson secretary treasurer. retiring officers were Bob Benham Adeline Adolphs Walter Scorpil and Beth Stoner. The next meeting is at Loren Betzer’s home 116 Fourteenth Street NE on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Boyd
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Hazel Stanley
Beatrice Hobson
Bob Benham
Adeline Adolphs
Walter Scorpil
Camp Fire Group Hosts Farewell For Carol Blodgett
The Eluta Tami Camp Fire group held a farewell supper for Carol Blodgett who has moved from the west side to the east side with her family. A Halloween party followed at Ruth Bokerney’s home 227 Johnson Avenue NW with attendees Jane Ann Herdlicka Margaret Clark Audrey Anderson Annabelle Anderson Ruth Bokorney Mary Ann Mateju Jane Elaine Grissel Janet Bokorney Mrs J L Bokorney Mrs A J Anderson and Verna Krogh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluta Tami
Carol Blodgett
Miss Blodgett
West Side
East Side
Ruth Bokerney
Johnson Avenue
Jane Ann Herdlicka
Margaret Clark
Audrey Anderson
Annabelle Anderson
Ruth Bokorney
Mary Ann Mateju
Jane Elaine Grissel
Janet Bokorney
J. L Bo
Halloween Frolic At San Francisco Home
Mr and Mrs Eugene Hauser hosted a Halloween party at their home 1807 Grande Avenue SF. Mrs John DeLay won first prize at bridge with John Delay taking consolation. George DeLay won high bunco with Mrs Eulahe Hauser of Chicago taking consolation. the home gleamed with pumpkins and jack o lanterns and music accompanied by punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hauser
Grande Avenue SF
John DeLay
Bridge
George DeLay
Eulahe Hauser
Chicago
Halloween Party Hostess Had Friends At Home
Miss Maxine Vikota hosted a Halloween party for a group of friends at her residence recently. Attendees included Phe coer meow, Poosing AON, and others such as Hageman Sulitan Fre ind Kelte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Vikota
Local Seat Members Elected and Officers Appointed
Amid limited readable text, thirty members of the Seat group elect or appoint officers. Robert Leith is listed as secretary and Mrs John Buct as treasurer. The fragment references a president or chair and other officers, with names obscured by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ten Gunn
Robert Leith
John Buct
Warmer Winter Undies Fashioned For Smooth Fit
In brisk mornings two women note the shift to lightweight winter underwear designed to fit snugly without adding bulk. The range includes union suits and separate pieces in wool blends and ribbed fabrics, with tops, waistlines, and fastex fastenings for secure wear, plus matching nightgowns and pajamas in pink or blue. Tomorrow: men’s overcoats have a bright side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Gazette to publish club lodge church calendars Sundays only
Effective November 4 the Gazette will print club lodge and church organization calendars in Sunday editions. Each Sunday's calendar lists meetings for the coming week and no items will be published during the week. Notices must reach the office by the preceding Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Society
Hobo Party Entertains Cedar Rapids Office Women
Women employed at Cedar Rapids Engineering Co were entertained Tuesday evening at a Hobo party hosted by Miss Claudine Thomas and Miss Helen Randa. Guests toured homes, enjoyed a scavenger hunt, then returned to a furnace themed basement torture chamber with prizes for art and best hob o attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Claudine Thomas
Helen Randa
Randa
Sixth Avenue
Miss Thomas
Cottage Grove Avenue
Betty Merges
Alida Kegler
Marthella Schmidtson
O'Bryan
Los Angeles
Calif
Halloween party at 134 Faseine NW noted in local tale
In the Bartosh basement at 134 Faseine NW a Halloween gathering featured black cats witches owls and taper decorations. The guest list includes J Tooufek Bob Matthews Leo Currier Helen Loufek Alice Matthews Tom East man Joe Loufek Leo Currier C R Eastman F J Kothinek Bob Mat thew Joe Freneel Ed Kothinek Maurine Smith Dick Loufek Mate Kothnek Tom Eastman Helen Loufek Doris Currier Lila Currier Mary Alice Matthews Bobby Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faseine NW
Ld Bartosh
Blck
J Tooufek
Bob Matthews
Leo Currier
Helen Loufek
Alice Matthews
Tom Eastman
Joe Loufek
Handkerchief shower honors Mrs Sans in Long Beach
A handkerchief shower was given for Mrs A E Sans of Long Beach California at Mrs J Ho Salase 412 Ninth Avenue SW. The evening featured card games with prizes awarded to Mrs Scott Mrs Klima and Mrs Cochrane. Others attended included Mrs Lester Fresek Mrs Ed Mally Mrs Fred Mally Mr Mrs Alex Scott Mrs Rachard Payn Mrs Wallace Mrs B P Clark and Mrs C Cozart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E. Sans
Long Beach
Calif
J Ho Salase
Ninth Avenue SW
Scott
Klima
Cochrane
Lester Fresek
Ed Mally
Fred Mally
Alex Scott
Rachard Payn
Wallace
B P. Clark
C. Cozart
Bernice Cisler Engaged to Kenneth Wagner
Mr and Mrs F K Cisler of 153 Thirteenth Avenue SE announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Bernice to Kenneth Wagner son of Mr and Mrs H G Wagner of 1339 First Avenue E The wedding date is not announced Miss Cisler a Grant high school graduate and Iowa State College student this year Wagner a Washington high school graduate employed at Lamson Brothers company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Cisler
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Bernice
Kenneth Wagner
H. G. Wagner
First Avenue E
Miss Cisler i
Grant High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Mr. Wagner
Washington High
Lamson Brothers Company
Girl Scouts Form New Club at Verna Holmes Home
A Girl Scout organization was formed at Miss Verna Holmes's home, 1270 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Founding members include Nadine Plummer Florence Livingood Verna Holmes Margaret Borst Dorothy Davis Jeanette Holmes Dorothy Borst Helen Sage Jean Borst and Bessie Livingood Verna Holmes and Nadine Plummer elected patrol leaders Florence Livingood named secretary Margaret Borst treasurer Bessie Livingood scribe and Dorothy Davis social chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Holmes
Sixteenth Avenue
Nadine Plummer
Florence Livingood
Margaret Borst
Dorothy Davis
Jeanette Holmes
Dorothy Borst
Helen Sage
Jean Borst
Bessie Livingood
Halloween Party Hosts Noted in Community Gather
Claudine Anderson hosted a Halloween party at her home on 326146 Avenue NW. Guests included Bill Johnson Edward Wolfe Ruth Johnson Dorothy Welch Jane Welch Evelyn Welch Joe Mittal sky Alice Humphrey Iva Stanki Bud Johnson Bill McVay and J D McVay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudine Anderson
Avenue NW
Bill Johnson
Edward Wolfe
Ruth Johnson
Dorothy Welch
Jane Welch
Evelyn Welch
Joe Mittvalsky
Alice Humphrey
Iva Stanki
Bud Johnson
Bill McVay
J. D. McVay
Watt Palmers Housewarming Honors Palmer Couple
Mr and Mrs Watt C Palmer were celebrated Tuesday afternoon at their new home 1232 Thirty Second Street NE. Relatives and friends presented gifts as guests included Mrs Helen Huth Mrs Lottie Vejda Mrs Helen Waline and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt C. Palmer
Palmers
Thirty-second Street
Palmer
Helen Huth
Lottie Vejda
Helen Waline
Emma _ Crowder
Lena Fritz
Margaret Lambertson
Marie Serbousek
Mary Yant
Zella Fisk
Benefit card party by American Home Dept at club home
The American Home Department of the Woman's club hosted a 28-table bridge and 500 benefit at the club home on Tuesday. Halloween decor with pumpkins and chrysanthemums framed prize awards for top scorers at each table and door prizes. Tea service featured Mrs. W. E. Mickel and Mrs. Oliver Wilson with a chrysanthemum centerpiece. Mrs. Mickel received a bouquet from the department president. Hostesses were Mrs. Guy Hershey Mrs. J. Janecek and Mrs. F. T. Hersch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Woman's Club
W. E. Mickel
Oliver Wilson
Mickel
Guy Hershey
J. Janecek
F. T. , Hersch
Grant High P T A Holds Its First Meeting of Year
The Grant High School P T A met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. D L Williams leading in songs. President Mrs. George C Keyes welcomed attendees and announced the next meeting for December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant High School
D.L. Williams
George C. Keyes
Morgan
Keyes
Add
Cedar Rapids
Zika
Fred Kluss
Grant
Kluss
George Buchan
C. Thompson
Milton Hasek
Peter McCracken
Frank Danberg
D. la Williams
W. Greer McCrory
F. 3B Kershaw
J. R. Buchan
Joseph Kralik
F L. Bokorney
Council Deleegate
Charles M. Hubbard
Parent Education
Hasek
George Peacock
William Shimek
Elmer Grissel
G.ly Kibler
Thomas Hardiman
H. Fjellman
E. L. Rosesell
Frank Keister
Bert Usher
Peacock
Kralik
J. Novak
Mrs. Cecil Alexander Hosts NRA Club at 524 Fourth Street
Mrs. Cecil Alexander entertained NRA Banco Club members Wednesday evening at 524 Fourth Street SW. High prize was won by Mrs. Ed Kacena and low by Mrs. Artie Radeke. A list of attendees included numerous couples and their children. Mrs. Ora Athey will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Alexander
Fourth Street
N. R. A. Banco Club
Ed Kacena
Artie Radeke
Joe Haddad
Ralph Hubler
Andrew Jackson
Arnold Litetleton
June
Homer van Dyke
Shirley
Walter Wagner
Ola Mae
Walter Frye
Charles Dorman
Halloween Party At Leo Smith Jr Home
Leo J. Smith Jr hosted a Halloween gathering at 12550 Avenue NE. Guests played apple games with prize winners Johnny Meskins Claude King and Barbara Mulinix. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Smith, Jr
Avenue NE
Johnny Meskins
Claude King
Barbara Mulinix
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Carpenter
E P Boynton
Paul Huston
William Ho Dunsee
Mrs. Dutton
Byerlys
Miss Werveatx Mostess
Abe
Dramatic Art Dept
Miss McHardy
PHI Kappa Tau
Clubs
Jonny Farmer Candies
Third Ave
Second
First Evangelical
First Christian
Trinity Methodist
Laces Aid Society
Trinity Methodist Church
Cdsement Circle No 6
Ladies Missonary Society of
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Fridauxv
Polcgramy
First Baptist Circles
Bantest Church
Leider Crefep
Hog Bratton
Bredavoat
Leo Varnes
Third Avenue
Inskers
Hinstess
Vrs I S
Hardesty
Eluta Tami Group
Miss Mikota
Scottish Society
York
Hobo Party
Mrs. Sans
Bernice Cisler
Girl Scouts
Watt Palmers
American Home Dept
Grant High P.T.A
BUNCO
Leo Smith
Samson
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