Music Of Denmark Studied By Beethoven Club Members
Beethoven club members studied Danish music at a Thursday morning meeting in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. Pieces included Schutte works performed by Elizabeth Bohnec, Anna Denkman, and Lucy Ambroz, with solos by Eleanor Houts and Blanche Krebs and direction by Helen Hickman. An annual patron musical tea is set for Sunday, Nov. 14, with program details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Beethoven Club
Montrose Hotel
Gladys Barger
Adah K. Seely
Germany
Schutte
Elizabeth Bohnec
Anna Denkman
Eleanor Houts
Cecelia Kohl
Schytte
Sandby
Walt Whitman
Blanche Krebs
Luvy Ambroz
Hyllested
Helen Hickman
Sonata
Lucy Ambroz
Montrose
Coe Hosts Weekend Parents Day Socials With Fraternity and Sorority Stands
At Coe College a Parents Day football game versus Knox opens a weekend of open houses and teas. Alpha Delta Alpha Chi Beta Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon plan hosting spreads. Alpha Gamma Delta hosts a 4 30 to 6 tea in chapter rooms. Chi Omega and Kappa Delta sororities organize parents spreads after the game with student helpers and named chairs. Delta Delta Delta also hosts a separate parents spread Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Alpha Chi Beta Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Alice Snyder
Margaret Wilson
Helen Simmons
Valerie Koneceny
Chi Omega Smarty
Mildred Bridge
Ethel Mae Noble Vardela_ Parratt
Marv Jo Johnson
Trumbull lands role in Green Curtain production
Miss Geanie Trumbull daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Trumbull 535 Forest Drive SE has been cast as Dora in the three act mystery Ladies in Watling by Green Curtain at Frances Shimer Junior College Mt Carroll The play opens Thanksgiving weekend in the college auditorium
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Geanie Trumbull
M_B Trumbull
Forest Drive
Watling
Green Curtain
Frances Shimer Junior College
Mt Carroll
Miss ‘Trumbull
Dora
Frances Shimer
Mrs Ring And Son Travel To Manchester For Play
Mrs Herbert C Ring and her son Dean of 2509 Bever Avenue SE left Friday for Manchester to attend the Dundee consolidated school's junior class play Mammal Baby Boy to be presented in the school gymnasium with Miss Lenore Taylor in the leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Ring
Dean
Bever Avenue
Manchester
Dundee Consolidated School
Mrs. E. M. Hagey Honored by Cedar Rapids Philanthropic Dept
The Cedar Rapids Woman Club philanthropic department hosted a Thursday sewing event at the clue house to complete twenty two garments for the Needlework Guide. Twenty three members attended as Mrs E M Hagey, longtime chairwoman from 1913 to 1930 and honorary since, received roses and a friendship card keepsake.
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Philanthropic
Cedar Rapids
Ida H Filcott
Hazen
Hagey
Hageey
Warren Hansen
Mesdames
L. L. Owen
J Janecek
Nellie Fuhrmeister
F Hazen
Millie Davie
Ida H Elliott
C E Earhart
Alice Kennedy
F Snyder
G Paxton
Donald Diehl
Weer
R Hawkins
Joe EO Leightar
Clayton P Smith
Ailetta Shadle
Henry Jo Hiemcek
JP Mills
Warren Tlansen
Donald McKinlay
Robert Lubbock
Mrs Laura Rogers Hosts Weekly Dinner Bridge Party
Mrs Laura Rogers of 2232 Coun try Club parkway SE will entertain a group at her Cedar Rapids County home each Friday at 4 dinner time. Covers are set for twenty five including Mrs D E Rogers of Dunlap and Homer Allen of Des Moines. After dinner guests will play bridge at Mrs Rogers' home.
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Laura Rogers
Country Club Parkway
Cedar Rapids
D. E Rogers
Dunlap
Homer Allen
Des Moines
Rogers
Venison Dinner Parties Hosted by Mr and Mrs Ingram Bixler
Mr and Mrs Ingram Bixler of 2392 Blake Boulevard SE entertained guests at venison dinner parties at their home on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Guests included 25 people and the gatherings featured tusked aromas and informal socializing in a neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram Bixler
Blake Boulevard
Bextor
Montz Guest Sees Birthday Tribute and Club Meeting Notes
Robert Montz, son of Dr and Mrs Fred J Montz of London, visits Miss Wanda Montz at 416 Sixteenth Street SE. A VF.W auxiliary Post 788 meeting at the Montrose hotel discusses annual committee reports amid notices of local social and club activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Montz
Fred J Montz
London
Wanda Montz
Sixteenth Street
VF. W
Montrose Hotel
Ethel Ts
Francik
Ttage Fund
Flores E Huff
Env Aranment
Frheo Tweed
Haa Francik
Delores Erick
M Wass
Pan Vrs
Stella’ Rooke Chama
Tield Memorial Services for Mrs Brown and Daughter
Memorial services for Mrs Ray mond A Brown and her daughter Marcia Lee were planned by the Ethel Evans circle of the Kings Daughters. The services will be Nov 14 at 2:30 PM in St Pauls church chapel and are open to Linn county Kings Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A Brown
Ethel Evans
Kings Daughters
Marcia Lee
Cycles Babs
C G. Davis
Maple Drive
Linn County
King's Daughters
St. Paul's Church
Walton E. Ruebush
Public Health No. Ing Association
Catholic Women Gather for Sixth NCCW Convention in Cedar Rapids
Catholic women are invited to the sixth annual archdiocesan NCCW convention at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids Sunday and Monday. Events include a centennial pageant, board dinner, sessions on Sunday evening, and a farewell banquet Monday at 6:30 p.m. Local NCCW officers and Dubuque and Des Moines affiliates are listed as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Council
National Council of Catholic Women
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Bam
Crystal Ballroom
Nati. Conference
National Catholic Welfare Conference
National Council of Catholic Men
Washington, D. C
Joseph Schrembs
Department of
NCCW
NCWC
Washington, D.C
United States
Dubuque
Nc.cw
Francis J. Beckman
Ton
Pope Pius XI
Councbad
RJ Sweeney
Cettar Rapids
Got
Eberhardt
P F Griffin
Frome Nachtecos
Lansing
Erehd Ce
Actistic
Anthony Eberhardt
Dubus Oy
Wo Kerper
Dubuyie
Harmony club meets for a Saturday event at Suchat Memorial
A Harmony club gathering occurred Saturday with a post meeting Hani program in Suchat Memorial chapel presented by Jean Mane Horak and others. A Camp Fire group dinner followed at Miss Mary feu Carpenter's home with several members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Cae Se
Harmony Club
Wyomeet
Wim
Hani
inSuchat Memorial Chapel
Jean Mane Horak
Reneces Hallman
Dorothy Mueller
Tearne Benson
Ellen Curray
Ye Vmebean
Coc College
Inet
Swedoh
Wodre
Mary Feu Carpenter
Glos
Hofferd
Josephine Cate
Louise O'Connor
Pao Kaine
Margaret Duster
Eline Theernes
Rosemary Robinom
The
Guardian
Barbara Thales
Fligh Officials Of C And N W Clubs Are Guests Here
Thirty four members and two guests of the Chicago North Western Railway system club met Wednesday at the YWCA for a luncheon and business meeting. A fall themed table decor and dignitaries from Chicago highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fligh
N.W
Chicago North Western Railway System Club
Y.W.C.A
George Hayes
Harry Beall
E B Hall
F J. Byington
Chicago
L. L. Lovan
Mutual Service
Martin Thomson
H. D. Hess
Carl Phillips
E J Zadnichek
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Harold Hess
CS P S. Hall
James Watt
Hall
Byington
Dinnt
Bishop's
Clinton
Boone
Belle Plaine Railway Club
Cedar Rapids
C. K Homan
J. J. Burgar
F. O. Warren
R. W. Collins
Lillian Sheetz
George Eckert
R. A. Fryrear
Beta Phi Alpha Housewarming Tea at Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha sorority hosted an at home party in the chapter rooms of Coe College to honor two new patrons Mrs Kent Andrews and Mrs J Dale Welsh. Mrs Alfred W Meyer and Mrs Leonard R Wilson led the tea service with a cornucopia centerpiece while Panhellenic reps sorority presidents and pledge group leaders attended along with Pleiades members and patronesses guests Dean Marvy Bell and patronesses Ervin F Stepanek Max Mildenstein Thomas Suchomel also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha
Coe College
Kent Andrews
Vrs J. Dale Welsh
Alfred W. Meyer
Leonard R Wilson
Pleiades
Dean Marvy Bell
Max Mildenstein
Thomas Suchomel
Ervin F Stepanek
Local Soiree Hosted by Miss Ann Lazio at 1209 First Ave
Miss Ann Lazio entertained a group of friends Thursday evening at her home 1209 First Avenue. Refreshments were served to guests Mary Burns, Mary Ethel Hurych, Katherine Lane, Virginia Richter, Frances Holmes, Paul Prior, Joe Puinters, Eugene Greb and Bull Callas.
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Ann Lazio
First Avenue
Mary Burns
Mary Ethel Hurych
Katherine Lane
Virginia Richter
Frances Holmes
Paul Prior
Joe Puinters
Eugene Greb
Bull Callas
Daughters of Isabella Prepare for Centennial Parade
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella will assemble at 930 am Sunday on Eighth Street between Third and Fourth Avenues SE to march in the centennial pageant under the National Council of Catholic Women's banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Eighth Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
National Council of Catholic Women's
Miss Marjorie Rennekamp Honored At Party Before Wedding
Miss Marjorie Rennekamp, to wed Leonard C. Wlach on November 18, was feted Thursday night at Miss Alverda Kegler’s home 1546 Fifth Ave SE. Guests included Mary Doorley Kathryn Marshall Joan Rowan and Lenore Rennekamp with prize winners Gayle Giblin Rosaline Collins and others.
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Marjorie Rennekamp
Leonard C. Wlach
Margaret Mackin
Alverda Kegler
Bernard Herbers
William Sedlak
William Stewart
Gayle Giblin
Miss Collins
Miss Crowley
Stewart
Miss Brady
Miss Renneckamp
Missionary Society Thank-Offering at First Lutheran
The First Lutheran women's missionary society held its annual thank-offering in the church parlor. Mrs. K. J. DeBolt read scripture, and Mrs. George Longstreth led prayers. A playlet titled I Trouble featured a cast including Mrs. I. M Different and Mrs. E. A. Spraker, with Miss Joe Ann Burger and Elsie St. John among the roles. Tea followed, chaired by Mrs. Longstreth, with yellow roses on the table. Thirty-five members and friends attended.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Lutheran Church
K. J. DeBolt
George Longstreth
I. M Different
E. A. Spraker
Hope
G. H. Lowe
R. E. LeMont
H. R. May
Joe Ann Burger
Elsie St. John
Fred Smith
H H. Scherer
Cultus Club Meets at De Castello Home
Members of the Cultus club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Anna Marie De Castelo, 809 Seventeenth street SE. Mrs Ri Chord spoke on Fadts and Fancies in Foods. Twenty two were present. Mrs R M De Castello was a guest.
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Cultus Club
Anna Marie de Castelo
Seventeenth Street
Ri Chord
R. M. de Castello
Shower Honors Miss Hayes Before Monticello Wedding
Mrs A D Thompson and Miss Genevieve Kelly hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1638 Third Avenue SE honoring Miss Margaret Hayes. The fiancé Ernest L. Kola of Monticello will wed November 16 at Sacred Heart church in Monticello. Blue and pink decor featured, with dance prizes won by Miss B. Madherin and Miss Marjorie Williams.
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A D Thompson
Genevieve Kelly
Third Avenue SE
Margaret Hayes
Ernest L. Kola
Monticello
Sacred Heart Church
Danco
B. Madherin
Marjorie Williams
Katherine Anderson
Names Listed for Society Notices
Frank Hersch and Misses Madellon Quass Macelherin Williams Fern Packwood Freda Hofferber Virginia Wayman Erma Ungs Frances Erger Betty Wheeler Mark Schultz Mabel Long Dorothy Fiscus Cleo Kelly appear in a society or social column listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hersch
Madellon Quass
Macelherin
Williams
Fern Packwood
Freda Hofferber
Virginia Wayman
Erma Ungs
Frances Erger
Betty Wheeler
Mark Schultz
Mabel Long
Dorothy Fiscus
Cleo Kelly
Recent Bride And A Bride-Elect Honored At Party
Miss Bernadine Sterner hosted a gathering at 401 Sixteenth street NE to honor a recent bride Mrs. Russell Waldron and a bride-elect Miss Agnes Lucille Knapp. Guests presented gifts after the entertainment, with help from Mrs. Charles Sterner and a long list of women attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Sterner
Sixteenth Street
Russell Waldron
Agnes Lucille Knapp
Don Houser
Waldron
Miss Knapp
Miss Sterner
Charles Sterner
Fred Diers
E. Thompson
M. V. Fisher
A. N. Johnson
John Bruch
R . Bruch
M E. Jenkins
Mardella Parrott
Valerie Keneeny
Katherine Diers
Kathleen Jenkins
Carmen Grennan
Margaret Elliott
Scout Mothers Meet Discuss Scouting Phases and Benefits
Thomas Keane of New York City spoke to fifty three Scout mothers from eleven troops at the Chamber of Commerce on Scouting phases and advantages for American boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keane
New York City
Chamber of Commerce
Towanka Camp Fire Girls Meet New Officers at Polk School
Eight members of the Towanka Camp Fire group met Thursday evening at Polk school with the new officers in charge. The girls spent the evening learning several activities and planning future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanka
Polk School
Guardian Named for A J Mason
New symbols list Mrs. A J Mason as guardian. The designation identifies Mason in a formal capacity overseeing the subject. Further details remain unclear but the guardian role is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Mason
Guardian
Mrs Quigley Visits Cedar Rapids and Marion
Mrs Anna Quigley of Illinois visits Cedar Rapids and Marion. She is the former Miss Anna Kuhn, reported as staying with relatives during her Midwest trip.
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Anna Quigley
Ee Fan, IL
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Anna Kuhn
Five U.S. Presidents Married Twice
The text notes that five of the thirty-two presidents married twice: John Tyler, Millard Fillmore, Benjamin Harrison, Theodore Roosevelt, and Woodrow Wilson.
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United States
Tyler
Fillmore
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
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Music of
Coe
Miss Trumbull
E. M. Hagey
Philanthropic Dept
Mrs, Rogers
Ingram Bixlers
Mrs Winslow Thonors
Rowe Ands Goebses
Ogden Tome
Wenworth
VY. F. W
Biugpf
Jeg Tield
Brown
Flespeth Bender
Errele
CS Cooley
Hors Hamer
Devotons Vo
COL Harmony Club
Dairy Farm
Uenur
Hladky’s Grocery and Market Dial
Margaret Maddigan
Sbi Oor
Instru Vents Talght Wariteoor Callardia
Frank Wood
Piina Peouse
Miss Lazio Mostess
Isabella
DE Castello
Mrs. Thompson
Miss Kelly
Miss Hayes
Marilyn
Towanka Camp
Vergil E. Caldwell
Minds College of Chiropody
Hicley Qide
Mrs. Quigley
Ray
Killian
Tre Killian Company
Jess Glasses
Dr. J. C
Brucewood
Paris
Second Street SE
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