Beethoven Club Meeting Thursday Program
The Beethoven club meets Thursday at 10 am at the YMCA with a 9:15 am board session. Frances Bailey leads, Marion Orr reads a topic prepared by Helen Higley on Baroque Rococo art after the Renaissance.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1941
Page
13
The Beethoven club meets Thursday at 10 am at the YMCA with a 9:15 am board session. Frances Bailey leads, Marion Orr reads a topic prepared by Helen Higley on Baroque Rococo art after the Renaissance.
Cedar Rapids residents see social life centered on informal clubs and bridge gatherings. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Clare R. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Montgomery with luncheon, supper, and multiple tables of contract. Guests include local families and out of town visitors at weekend and weekday events.
Miss Bessie Livingood daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Livingood 1209 Sixteenth Avenue SW married Tuesday at 7 am to Jack Machula son of Mr and Mrs Edward Machula 928 Seventh Street SW at St Patrick's church Rev D J Lenihan officiated The couple will reside in Burbank California Machula employed by Vega Airplane company They are Wilson high school graduates Pre nuptial showers and celebrations honored the bride with numerous local guests listed.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Stejskal of route No 1 entertained at a Halloween party Saturday at their home. Attending were numerous couples including the Bechka Telecky Jandl Castek Simon Marek Fikejs Wiebel and their daughter Donnalee, Rose Tellin Cejka and Earl Ford with Jean and Everett Stejskal. Guests wore costumes for the evening.
Miss Ethel and Miss Selma Berg hosted a kitchen shower at the Berg residence for Nov. 27 bride-elect Hannah Scheer of Norman Berg. About thirty guests played mah jong and bridge as blue and white decor framed the bride’s kitchen theme. Mrs. R. E. Haig will host I. H. N. circle of the Kings Daughters for a tenth anniversary tea Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. A 1:30 p.m. business meeting and program precede the open house open to charter members Linn county King’s Daughters invited.
Harrison P T A study group will meet at the home of Mrs Henry Kenyon at 1718 Ellis Boulevard NW on Thursday at 1 30 p m.
Miss Emma Petrusch of Marion and Mrs Miriam Reimer and Miss Dorothy Kemp of Cedar Rapids were honored at the Iowa Sigma chapter pledging ceremony in the Roosevelt hotel Lincoln and Jefferson rooms. Fifteen sorority members and one guest, Miss Geraldine Gaffey, attended a buffet supper after the candlelight service. Mrs. George Sturtz presided with Mrs. Glenn Hoye aiding. attendees included Ann Severn Bobbie Kuhn Cleda Schaefer Miriam Hungerford Charlotte Wing Mines Howard Pettit George Taylor Charles Bodine Ernest Mickel and Richard Kinsey of West Branch.
Mr and Mrs Charles A Laur ance spoke on their Alaska trip at II chapter PEO meeting held Monday in Mrs F C Waples home 331 Forest drive SE Dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs Robert C Toms Assistant hostess Mrs S L Duncan reported on Cottey Junior College sponsored by the sisterhood
Section presidents announce contributions must be in by Wednesday November 5 at the Immaculate Conception school.
Leaving Monday evening were Mr and Mrs John S Ely of 2222 First Avenue E to spend the winter in Pasadena California.
Miss Leona Serbousek was elected president of the health recreation council of the Y W C A Monday in the association building. Serving with her will be Miss Winifred Lillie secretary and Miss Mary Catherine Jennings program chairman. Mrs. John Guthrie and Miss Margaret Pratt were inducted into the council. Mrs. T M Ingersoll led the discussion on what the council is to the department. Mrs. Paul Maney presided.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Henecke announce the marriage of their daughter Alta Mae to Wesley E Blood son of Mrs Grace Blood. The ceremony was held Sunday with a wedding dinner served afterwards by the groom's mother. The couple will reside at 1311 Third Street NW.
Members of Hanford unit No. 5 of the American Legion auxiliary will gather in the Memorial building dining room Wednesday at 2 pm to assist a membership drive. Wives mothers sisters and daughters of Legion members and veterans who have died are eligible plus women who served in wartime. Cedar Rapids women will be invited to join at this session.
Mrs Ezra Fields was guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry OConnor at 716 Ninth Avenue SE. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ivan Remington of Martello and Mrs Harold Hartlieb of Chicago.
Mr and Mrs John Stout of 1424 A avenue NE were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gerber of Iowa City Mrs Stout is the daughter of the Gerbers and the visit connected two families in Iowa City.
Members of the Business Girls league marked World Fellowship week at the YWCA with a South America themed program. Miss Mary Kay House wrote and directed a skit, Mrs. Vernon Ilen coached a rumba by the Dancing Senoritas, and decorations featured South American figurines loaned by Mrs. J. L. Papes of Marion.
Mr and Mrs Dean C Floyd of 1115 Second Avenue SE visited relatives in Iowa City over the weekend staying with Dr and Mrs Mark L Floyd and Mr and Mrs Harolde J Rummells.
Miss Marcella Klein, librarian at the public library, spoke at the Woman's club history and literature meeting on Monday. She showed samples of children's books and comic magazines and warned that comics are replacing quality reading for the average child. Dancers from the Edna Dieman studio performed, depicting characters from children's books.
The record lists participants including La Pepita Angeline Thom as Clytie Billie Clark Vanity Fair Patricia Schaber and Come Lets Go to San Anita Joan Donnelly Constance Cornwell and Mary Miller Mrs G Swartzendruber reviewed The Blind Man s House by Hugh Walpole.
Miss Grace Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Peterson Muscatine married Cecil Wathan son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Wathan Pleasant Prairie in First English Lutheran Cedar Rapids. Rev H G Schwegler officiated before immediate family with Celesta Peterson Wilton Junction and Jim Wathan Cedar Rapids as attendees. A breakfast followed at the Roosevelt hotel and the couple will reside on a farm near Pleasant Prairie.
Mrs Buena Crain hosted a farewell and Halloween party Sunday for Mrs Bertha Doty of Detroit Michigan visiting Cedar Rapids for two months. Twenty two guests attended with Lona Campbell of Springville winning best costume prize.
Members of the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters No. 727 met Monday in Keane hall for a potluck picnic supper followed by a short program and business meeting. Cards concluded the evening.
Miss Lois Baumgartner will lead a Play night of games and singing for the W C A Grad club to be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the association building.
The Industrial League of the YWCA will observe World Fellowship Week Thursday at 6 p.m. A program on South America will be held at the association building with Miss Hazel Heasty in charge.
Private First Class Harold McGowan of the air corps at McChord Field Washington was honored Saturday at the home of Merrill J Flitsch of Alburnett. Attendees included Ruth Anne Struesky Catherine Berry Florence Benn Helen Coleman Marjorie McGowan Robert Koutsky William Barnhart John Hoble and several Flitsch family members plus Mr and Mrs Lewis McGowan.
Gerald Baker was honored on his tenth birthday Saturday with a party given by his mother Mrs George Merrifield at 1224 Eighteenth Avenue SW. Attending were Bobby Myers Bobby Bushnell Chuck Fulton Jack Fulton Dick Curtis Leroy Blackledge Dale Litel Don Litel Harold Dalamater Howard Hamilton Barbara Merri
Field includes Mrs. R. L. Merrifield, Mrs. Harold Griswold and Mrs. Grant Umsted among participants.
Mrs. Russell Cole of Mount Vernon spoke to the Wesleyan Service guild at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church in the Eckler home 404 Third avenue SW. Twenty three members attended.
The Red Cross Nursing class will be held Thursday from 9 to 11 am at Arthur School. Mrs Philip W Shive will be the leader and anyone is welcome to attend.
Mr and Mrs Verne L Collen of Woodstock Illinois and their son Leslie left Sunday after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs M E Lyman at 1128 C Avenue NW.
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