Miss Northey Marries Montelle Knapp In Waterloo Home
Miss Mary Northey daughter of Harry Northey of Waterloo wed Montelle Knapp of Cedar Rapids in a home ceremony officiated by Dr. Harry M. Gage. The couple’s reception followed with 80 local guests and out of town relatives attending. The bride wore ivory satin with tulle veil and carried ivory chrysanthemums. Jane Northey served as flower girl and Russell Knapp was best man. The couple will live at 402 Eighteenth Street N E in Cedar Rapids after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Northey
Montelle Knapp
Waterloo
Harry Gilbert Northey
Aterloo
Montello Knapp
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Knapp
Twenty-sixth Street
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Tantea Narthcatt
Cadar
Russell Knapp
Jane Northey
Edward Orthey, Jr
Northcott
Missa Ricketts
A. E. Ender
Jane Alexander
Des Moines
A. J. Raines
Gretchen
Ces Shireman
Florence Wilson
Kon Funk
Emma_ Williams
Th Johns
Mabel Comfort
Faith Wick
John B. Northcott
Louise
Evelyn F Northcott
C. E. Irwin
Hugo Schenken
Marion
Gertrude
Irene Dieken
Grundy Center
Helen Paine
Marengo
Mennathan
Eighteenth Street
Knapp
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Coe Y. W. C. A
University of Iowa
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Coe
Knapp Real Estate Company
Paramount Theater
Coe Greek Letter Groups Host Homecoming Alumni Dinners
Greek letter organizations opened hospitable doors after the Coe Carleton game hosting Homecoming alumni. Chi Omega Alpha Gamma Delta and Delta Delta Delta dinners drew numerous alumnae from Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and other Iowa cities with guests listed by chapter and city including Miss Gayle Schroeder Williamsburg and Mrs. Betty Ford Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe-Carleton
Chi Omega
Gayle Schroeder
Williamsburg
Marilou Walkup
Minneapolis
Ruth McCord
Sac City
Ruth Packard
Centerville
Helen Sloane
Webster City
Betty Ford
Knoxville
Aileen Schoeppe
Delhi
Lorna Karsten
Kewanee
Ill
Willma Jackson
Center Junction
Jean Wiser
Goldfield
Wilda Burge
Gertrude Wymer
Forest Rutgers
Isabel Bassett
Dorothy Ray
Cedar Rapids
Alpha Gamma Celts
Ruth Coon
West Chester
Idemma Gitchell
James Scoville
Montezuma
Naomi Knapp
Fort Madison
Daniel Kerr
Mediapolis
Grace Lyle
West Union
Edna Knappp
Garner
Alice Lyle
Maynard
Ota Thomas
Esther Smith
Iowa City
Leone Boegel
Grace Brownell
Leone Burgert
Cortena Denlinger
Elizabeth Funkey
Eric Kemp
Lorraine Mueller
Wilma Myers
Noel Newell
Nelle Roehlk
Lester DeYarman
Dean Hibborn
Carl Koffron
G. J. Liebke
Robert Ure
Herbert Hampton
Lynn Swaney
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Delta Lodge
Third Avenue
Lacy Bell
Waukon
Charlotte MacLafferty
Mena, Ark
Mary Sherman
Wellman
Kathleen Coffey
Ainsworth
Adele Mark
Muscatine
Gertrude Saunders
Postyile
Alice Parkyn
Fairfax
Helen Kelly
Clinton
Becky Bevins
Tipton
Ruth B
Chelsea
Rapids
Don Hines
L. M. Silliman
Alice
Needlework Guild Urges Prompt Garment Turn-in
The Needlework Guild asks section presidents to deliver finished garments promptly for the annual Ingathering on Nov 10 11 and 12 at the First avenue E store building. Garments collected after 9 am on those days ensure timely distribution to relief agencies amid rising need. Bible study groups and other organizations contribute sewings to aid the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
First Avenue E
Knapp Family Hosts Wedding Guests in Waterloo Visit
Mr and Mrs Stanley B Knapp of Minneapolis guests this weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd H Knapp 407 Twenty six street SE after attending the wedding of Montelle Knapp and Miss Mary Northey in Waterloo Saturday evening Also visiting are Mrs Kathryn Alexander and daughter Jane and Miss Florence Chapman of Des Moines who attended the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley B. Knapp
Minneapolis
Mediapolis Couple Guests Of Grace Brownell
The Rev and Mrs D E Kerr of Mediapolis were guests this weekend of Miss Grace Brownell at 1403 Second Avenue SE. Mrs Kerr is formerly Miss Marjorie Stockley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Kerr
Mediapolis
Grace Brownell
Second Avenue SE
Kerr
Marjorie Stockley
Mrs J Lynn Crawford Returns From Ozarks Car Trip
Mrs J Lynn Crawford of 1266 Third Avenue SE returned Saturday from a motor trip through the Ozarks with her sister Mrs J P Walters of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Lynn Crawford
Third Avenue SE
Ozarks
J. P Walters
Toledo
College Friends Of Horace Hedges Guests At Supper
After the Iowa Nebraska football game Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Horace G Hedges hosted a buffet supper at 825 Seventeenth Street SE for Dart mouth alumni and Alpha Delta Phi fraternity brothers and their wives. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shull and Mr. and Mrs. Gaynor of Sioux City Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rector of Omaha Mr. and Mrs. Frank Birch of Sterling Tr Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Reece Stuart of Des Moines and Mr. and Mrs Roland Sturdivant of Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
Horace G Hedges
Seventeenth Street
Hedges
Dartmouth
Alpha Delta Phi
Henry Shull
Gaynor
Sioux City
Virgil Rector
Omaha
Frank Birch
Sterling
Walter Stewart
Reece Stuart
Des Moines
Ae Roland Sturdivant
Kansas
Art Club Supper Honors Mrs Coulter At Warren Home
Members of the Art club and their husbands enjoyed a picnic supper at 360 Woodland Drive SE hosted by Mr and Mrs D W Warren Friday night. The event honored Mrs Helen C Coulter who traveled from Neath Connecticut for the occasion. Tate Clark of Oakdale and Mr and Mrs T L Chadbourne of Vinton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
D. W. Warren
Woodland Drive
Helen C. Coulter
Neath
Conn
weEwente
Tate Clark
Oakdale
TL i. Chadbourne
Vinton
Coulter
Mr and Mrs Corey Host Guests at Cedar Rapids Dinner
Mr and Mrs George W Corey of 2244 Bever avenue SE hosted thirty two guests at a Saturday dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country club. Mr and Mrs Edward Sickle of Lincoln Nebraska attended the event and bridge followed the meal at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Corey
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Edward Sickle
Lincoln, Neb
Birthday luncheon honors Mrs Derflinger at Reed residence
A group of friends gathered for a picnic luncheon Saturday at 616 Sixth Street SW the home of Mrs John A Reed to compliment Mrs L J Derflinger who celebrated her birthday that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Reed
Sixth Street
L. J. Derflinger
Averills Plan Winter Trip to Tampa by Auto
Mr and Mrs Glenn M Averill depart today by motor for Tampa Florida to spend most of the winter there prior to returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn M. Averill
Tampa
Fla
Mrs Shirer to Visit Washington D C and New York
Mrs. J. T. Shirer will leave Wednesday for Washington D C where she will be met by her daughter Miss Josephine Shirer a New York teacher. They will then go to New York City after a brief Washington visit and stay through the holidays with her daughter and son John Shirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Shirer
Washington, D. C
Josephine Shirer
New York
New York City
Washington
Shirer
Miss Josephine Shirer
John Shirer
Boyntons Vacation With Douglas Family In Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Boynton and daughter Bernice Boynton of 2335 Blake Boulevard SE motor to Lake Forest Illinois to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James H. Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Boynton
Miss Bernice Boynton
Blake Boulevard
Lake Forest
James H. Douglas
Little Gallery to Resume Metal Craft Classes
The Little Gallery announces metal crafts courses led by Barbara Warren Davis. She resumes instruction starting Tuesday evening November 8 at 7 30 p m with a successful program from last season guiding eager pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Little Gallery
Barbara Warren Davis
Mrs Montello Knapp Returns to Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs Montello Knapp formerly Miss Mary Northey of Waterloo returns to Cedar Rapids to live. Daughter of Harry G Northey she was a Coe College student four years and led the college Y W C A as president. Miss Louise Northcott a sorority sister attended the reunion event listed as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Montello Knapp
Mary Northey
Waterloo
Knapp
Harry G. Northey
Coe
Alpha Xi Delta
Louise Northcott
Medene Baturdey
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Plans First General Program
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Civic Department mounts its first general program Monday at 2 30 pm at the Hotel Montrose. Speaker Charles D. Manson will discuss relief work and Frances Prescott will speak on women's relief efforts and show samples. Preceding the meeting trustees lunch at noon, with 1 pm parliamentary drill and 1 30 pm board meeting in the Corn room. The event includes art and music department programs and other club activities through Wednesday, including a canzonetta and Seascapes musical program and shrubbery study for the nature and garden department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Club
Cedar Rapids
Woman's ‘Club
Montrose
Charles D. Manson
Chamber of Commerce
Frances Prescott
McKinley Junior High School
Women’s Department
Nature, Garden Dept
Nature and Garden Department
White Cross to Meet with Mrs Stickney Luncheon
The White Cross society holds a regular luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. Theodore Stickney 848 Second Avenue SE. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Sue Witwer Luberger and Mrs. Addison J Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Society
Theodore Stickney
Second Avenue SE
Sue Witwer Luberger
Addison J. Ramsey
Treasure Hunt Kicks Off From L H Stubbs Home
A Dutch treat treasure hunt will begin tonight at 358 Woodland Drive SE from the Lurton H. Stubbs residence. A large crowd is expected to gather and start the hunt shortly after 7 p.m. Mr. Stubbs prepared the clever clues for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton
Cedar Rapids Alumnae Attend Davenport Luncheon
Cedar Rapids St Katharine's alumnae, including Mrs. Robert E. Cook Mrs. Lester Jackson Mrs. C. R. Chandler and Mrs. Walter G. Peterson, traveled to Davenport Friday for a luncheon hosted by the Tri City alumnae club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
St. Katharine’s School
Davenport
Tri City
Robert 8. Cook
Lester Jackson
C. R. Chandler
Walter G. Peterson
University Guild Zeta to Meet at Montrose Hotel
The Zeta chapter of the University Guild convenes Monday at 7 30 p m at the Hotel Montrose. Irene Hall and M Eleanor Wilson report on topics. Mrs M B Hallman presents An Introduction to Dante s Divine Comedy. Twenty five guild members have secured season tickets for Dr Griggs lectures this season on the Divine Comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Chapter
University Guild
Montrose
Irene Hall
M. Eleanor Wilson
Hallman
Griggs
Miss Douglas and Mrs Cotton to East for Visit
Mrs Joseph P Cotton Jr and Miss Barbara Douglas will travel to Chicago for a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Jaeger Jr. Miss Douglas then visits New York with aunt Mrs Seaton Post while Mrs Cotton tours Winnetka Indianapolis and Washington DC before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Cotton, Jr
Barbara Douglas
Chicago
George J. Jaeger, Jr
Miss Douglas
New York City
Seaton Post
Cotton
David J. Luick
Winnetka, Ill
Sinclair
Indianapolis
Luick
Virginia Cherry
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
Mr. Cotton
Misses Cherry Retire to New Home After Chicago Trip
The Misses Agatha and Nell Cherry residing at 1232 Third Avenue SE retired Friday afternoon from Chicago where they spent the last month at the Lake Shore Athletic Club. They traveled home by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha
Nell Cherry
Third Avenue SE
Chicago
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Monday Art Club Postpones Meeting to Tuesday
The Monday Art club postpones its weekly meeting to Tuesday. Members unable to attend the luncheon at the Country club should notify Mrs. Henry M. Files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Henry M. Files
Mothers Club to Meet at Mrs Clark's Home
Beta Phi Alpha sorority Mothers club will convene at 2 30 P M Wednesday at 1535 B avenue SE hosted by Mrs Marshall Clark with assistants Mrs A B Farr and Mrs F O Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Marshall Clark
Avenue SE
B. Farr
F. O. Welsh
German Woman Emmy Beckman To Speak At A A U W Meeting
Miss Emmy Beckman of Hamburg Germany will address the Cedar Rapids branch of the American Association of University Women at 8 p m Wednesday at the Cedar Rapids Country club. She will discuss the position and work of German women today her background includes study at Goettingen and Heidelberg teaching in Europe and leadership roles in German education and women's groups. Hostesses include Nelle Irwin Helen Dunn and several others with welcoming notes for non members to join at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Beckman
Hamburg
Germany
Cedar Rapids
American Association of University Women
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Wee Eer
Heiss Beckman
Goettingen
Heidelberg
England
France
National Teachers Association of Germany
Board of Education of
National Council of Women’s Unions
Women's World League
Washington
International Council of Women
D A R Ashley Chapter to Hear Major C A Russell
Major Carl A. Russell head of Coe College military department will speak at the Ashley chapter D A R in the Woman's club rooms next Saturday at 2 30 p m His topic is The Military Policy of the United States The talk is sponsored by the chapters international relations committee with Mrs C W Perkins as chairman Hostesses include Mrs Robert O Bickel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Russell
Coe College Military Department
Ashley
Woman's Club
Russell
United States
International Relations Committee
C. W. Perkins
I. C. Emery
Milita G. Rich
Leonora Beggs
F. 8. Devitt
P. C. Madison
C. R. Beams
Shakespeare Club Meeting at Finney Home
The Wednesday Shakespeare club meets at Mrs. John F. Finney’s home 1815 Washington avenue SE. Members answer roll call with quotations. They study Stratford streets gardens and sanitary conditions and read Act V of Macbeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
John F. Finney
Washingtonn Avenue
Stratford
Chapter HJ Meeting on Educational Fund Program
Chapter HJ of PEO will meet Monday at 2 p.m. at 1941 Blake Boulevard 8E. Mrs. Hamilton Morse will assist as hostess and Miss Katherine Franken will present the program on the educational fund of PEO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Lynch
Blake Boulevard
Hamilton Morse
Katherine Franken
Obers entertain Merry Go Round in honor of Brooks guests
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ober of 413 Tenth Street SE hosted the Merry Go Round club Saturday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks of Vinton. Mrs. Fern Packwood of West Union presented readings, a musical program entertained attendees, and a game of five hundred was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. Ober
Tenth Street
Merry Go Round Club
John Brooks
Vinton
Fern Packwood
West Union
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra drives support drive
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra drew nearly 2,000 attendees at the first concert last Tuesday showcasing strong music demand. The orchestra association continues its campaign and invites contributions from patrons, with Mrs. R. D. Taylor serving as acting president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra Association
R. D Taylor
Park Frazier and Alice Coe wed in Arizona
Mr and Mrs FE R Frazier of 207 Fifteenth street BE report the marriage of their son Park Frazier to Miss Alice Coe a former Coe college student. The ceremony occurred Friday in Yuma Arizona. The couple will reside in San Diego California where Frazier works for Stubbs Motor corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. R. Frazier
Fifteenth Street
Park Frazier
Alice Coe
Coe College
Yumarit
Frazier
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
San Diego
Calif
Stubbs Motor Corporation
Dramatic Arts Meet of Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department held a Friday meeting with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. G H Nix Mrs Pred Sanders and Sire Oo Ultang. Seventy one members attended and The D'Arcy Mackaye were well presented. Evelyn Scurlock Pauline Fredrickson and pupils of Miss Edna Dieman performed dances and songs. Mrs John Arrington reviewed The Good Earth. Tryouts for the next children's play The Boy in the Meadow will be held Wednesday morning at the clubhouse with Miss Eleanor Cook directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Department
Cedar Rapids
Zook
P. We Orr
Gray Wilson
Beau
Bath
Crete Green
Evelyn
Scurlock
Pauline Fredrickson
Edna Dieman
Dorothy Moore
Margaret Pratt
Eleanor Taylor
John Arrington
George Morden
Eleanor Cook
Ambar Grotto Auxiliary Plans Thursday Card Party
At Friday evening meeting the Ambar Grotto auxiliary outlined a Thursday 2 PM card party at Moose Hall Bridge. Five hundred and pinochle will be played with prizes for each game and Mrs L T Zbanek will handle reservations by phone 2 7802.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
Moose Hall Bridge
L. T. Zbanek
Mrs Stanley Smith Guests Return After Visit
Mrs Stanley Smith and her daughter Patricia of Clear Lake along with Misses Abigail and Dorothy Ann Hartwig of Corwith left Saturday after a week with Mrs F F Russell at 601 Third Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Smith
Patricia
Clear Lake
Abbegail and
Dorthy Ann Hartwig
Corwith
F. F. Russell
Third Street
Boone Hosts Huie Guests From Burlingame
Mr and Mrs Thomas P Boone of 227 Twenty eighth Street Drive SE welcome as their guests this weekend Mr and Mrs R J Huie of Burlingame for a social visit and hospitality at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Boone
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
R. J. Huie
Burling
Weds in Arizona Bride Miss Alice Coe Now Mrs Park Frazier
Former Coe College student Alice Coe married Park Frazier in Yuma Arizona shortly before her wedding Friday. The notice highlights her prior college affiliation and current name change.
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Grace Glass
West Liberty
Irene Dicken
Mary Martin
Traer
Jean Hale
Burlington
Burdene Lattner
Alberta Thompson
Frances Halpin
Mary Jane Kennedy
Maria Height
Helen Watson
Edwin Nelson
Ruth Evans Martin
Harold Skinner
Basil Waddington
Kappa Delta Sorority
Elms Tea Room
Bernice Reynolds
Menomonie
Wis
Velma Christie
Carlyle
Beryl
Austin
Austinville
Ruth Webster
Monticello
Lloyd Harper
Carol Houghton
Mareshalltown
Gertrude Hauber
Margaret Wilcox
Mount Vernon
Cornelia Anderson
Urbana
Onalee Darling
Helen Eckard
Peoria
Charles J. Lynch
Lucille Reynolds
Amelia Bracha
William Kirkpatrick
Harold Davis
Chester Bell
Margaret Rubins
Ruth Bellamy
Stephen Pardera
Alice Krebs
Nellie Mae Moore
Arthur Buerle
Barbara Newman
Gladys Young
Beth Langfitt
Ruby Taylor
Lester Chadima
Waldo Peschau
Robert Greene
Harry Ribble
Arhoan Chehak
Beta Phi Alphas
Beta Phi Alpha
Beta Belfrey
Margaret Scott
Georgia Welch
Wyoming
Hilda Stentz
Viola
Frances Langer
Lisbon
Helen Ludwig
Thornburg
Lena Draegert
Bagley
Nadine Menary
Evalyn Porter
Lillian Clark
Elizabeth Earley
Esther Easton
Lila Holm
Alma Turechek
Elizabeth Watson
Meriden
Rose Holler
van Horne
Donna Meythaler
Rowley
Elma Hrdlicka
Oxford
Harry Jones
Delta Phis
Roosevelt
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Hotel Roosevelt
Don Patterson
Duerand Ross
Wilbur Cannon
Harold Melhaus
John Jackson
Mechanicsville
Maurice Ford
Earl Wolfe
Justin Albright
Earl Rose
Elmer Smith
George Anderson
Towa City
Lester Thiel
Dysart
Edward Hines
Minn
Joseph Machel
Tama
Robert Duckworth
Yale
Raymond
KERRS
Horace Hedges
Coreys
Lincoln
Mrs. Derflinger
Mrs. Averill
South
Mrs. Shirer
Mrs. Montelle Knapp
Louise Northcott Lassweit Proros
Civic Dept
Art Department
E. M. Soboda
A. H. Conn
C. L. Douglass
Edwin J. Bruns
Woman's Club Chorus
Louise Crawford
Ruth Ebling Massey
Joseph H. Kitchin
Miss Crawford
Whitecaps
Lulu Engleman Welty
Helen Kacena Stark
Gladys Barger
A. R. Chapman
Health Education Group
Health Education Department
A. Shaffer
C. L. Gunn
Willard Hayes
Perry Switzer
White Cross
Stickney
H. Stubbs
ST. Katharine's
Mrs. Cotton
East
Cherry
Monday Art Club
Mothers Club
A.A.U.W
Orchestra
Arizona
Dramatic Art Dept
BOONE
Yuma
Ariz
Mrs. Park Frazier
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