St Pauls Group Presents Program in Church Parlor
District No 10 of St Pauls church staged a Tuesday afternoon program in the church parlors. Mrs W L Crissman chaired and introduced guests. Mrs F F Davidson read Soul of the Violin by Margaret Man ton Merrill with A J Goodrich piano. Kathleen Check played violin with Ruth Hemmer on piano. Tea hour featured Mrs J C Lindsley and Mrs C L Hargrave pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
W. L. Crissman
F. F .Davidson
Margaret Manton Merrill
A. J. Goodrich
Kathleen Check
Ruth Hemmer
Two Are Hostesses At Luncheon Party
Mrs J M Long and Mrs J L Burgar hosted a Wednesday luncheon at Mrs Wurster's tea room. Guests sat at a long table with greenery and five autumn bouquets, handmade place cards matching the color scheme, and a midweek entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Long
Hinkley Avenue NW
J. L. Burgar
Grande Avenue SE
Guy E. Hillier
S. G. Kemper
RK. H. Meister
Cyril Kegler
D. Marshall Hall
E. E. Sparling
H. E. Henderson
MV. D. McWilliams
George H. Cockburn
Arthur Bezdek
C. W. Stevens
Lee Eckert
Harry L. Nehls
James Watts
Mrs John Drabelle Hosts Sewing Club Lunch
Mrs John M Drabelle of 521 Fairview Drive SE entertained members of her sewing club at lunch on Thursday at her home. Guests included Mrs Clifford Hubbell and Mrs Charles M Kennedy of Buffalo New York visiting Mrs W W Hamilton at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Drabelle
Fairview Drive
Clifford Hubbell
Charles M. Kennedy
Buffalo, N. Y
W. W. Hamilton
Roosevelt Hotel
Dinner guests before Helen Jepson concert at Paramount
Mrs Lurton H Stubbs hosts a dinner at 358 Woodland Drive SE before the Metropolitan soprano Helen Jepson concert at the Paramount theater. Guests include Mr and Mrs W J Brown, Mrs E P Ristedt, Miss Blanche Krebs, Miss Frances Wolfe, Miss Florence Mae Wolfe, Mrs H W Montgomery, Mrs Lester Jackson and Mrs Frederick N Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Helen Jepson
Paramount Theater
Phi Sigma Iota guests attend Coe College tea at Mrs Smith home
Active and pledge members of Phi Sigma Iota, Coe College, were guests of Mrs Isaac B Smith at a Thursday tea held at her home 500 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE. Dr Boyd Carter of Coe presented a paper on Daudet and Bourget. Honorary members present included Mrs Harry M Gage Mrs James E Hamilton and Mrs Arthur Poe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Iota
Coe College
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Boyd Carter
Coe
Daudet and Bourget
Smith
Harry M. Gage
James E. Hamilton
Mirs
Arthur Poe
Elks Club Dinner Dance Set After Iowa Notre Dame Game
After the Iowa Notre Dame game in Iowa City the Elks club will host a dinner-dance for members and out-of-town guests. Dinner on the second floor will feature autumn color decor and dancing in the third floor ballroom.
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Iowa-Notre Dame
Iowa City
Elks Club
The
Elks
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Elects New President
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae met Wednesday evening at the Carlton apartments with Mrs. Richard Rugg as president. Mrs. William Covington was welcomed as a new member during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta
Richard Rugg
Carlton Apartments
Rugg
William Covington
Birthday parties honor family in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Joseph Metalak on Wilson avenue SW hosted a Tuesday evening gathering for her daughter Joan on her second birthday and her brother Stanley Procok on his twenty eighth birthday. Guests listed Cedar Rapids include Mr and Mrs Peter Procek and Richard Mr and Mrs L Verbe Elsie Ann and Patricia Mrs Stanley Protek Joseph Metalak and Sam C Bridges from loya lty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Metalak
Wilson Avenue
Joan
Stanley Procok
Peter Procek
Richard
L. Verbe
Elsie Ann
Patricia
Stanley Protek
Cedar Rapids
Sam C. Bridges
Loyalty
Mrs Smith Elected Sponsors President of Camp Fire
Mrs Harold Smith was elected president of the Camp Fire Sponsors association at a Thursday morning meeting in the First Presbyterian church. She succeeds Mrs Wilson Fernow. New officers include Mrs B E Warner as vice president and Mrs Murrell Mueller as secretary. Dorothy Canfield announced a Saturday movie at the Paramount theater with admission a toy to be mended. Mrs Fernow named George Lodge in charge of Camp Fire caroling transportation. Ed Koza reported the nominating committee. Jane Garwood spoke on the Berkeley national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Camp Fire Sponsors’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
Wilson Fernow
B. E. Warner
Murrell Mueller
Fernow
Dorothy Canfield
Camp Firefield
Paramount Theater
George Lodge
Ed Koza
Warner
Jane Garwood
Berkeley
Calif
Woman's Club Music Department Program Presented
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Music Department met at the club house with Mrs. L. A. Talbott presiding. The program included Eleventh century music numbers with Grace Listebarger on piano Barbara Ann Barger on xylophone and several contraltos and sopranos. Accompanists were Lulu Engelman Welty and others. Refreshments served to 40 members by hostesses H. L. Schlesselmann W. E. Mickel and Miss Matilda Snouffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
L. A. Talbott
Gordon D. Barger
Grace Listebarger
Clair V. Keith
Barbara Ann Barger
George Lamb
Carl Heinen
Lenore Stark Topinka
Lulu Enge!man Welty
Ta?cott
Barger
H. L. Schlesselmann
W. E. Mickel
Matilda Snouffer
Sigma Chapter Pledges Five at Dinner Night
Members of the Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a formal dinner at the Montrose hotel pledging five new members Earlamond Callier Ann Petachek Clara Emmons Margaret Watt and Gertrude Kearney. Mrs Otto Schiuter was installed as educational director during the meeting Beulah DeWalt and Marvel Witcher spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Earlamond Callier
Ann Petachek
Clara Emmons
Margaret Watt
Gertrude Kearney
Otto Schiuter
Beulah DeWalt
Marvel Whitcher
Mrs. Davidson Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. C. D. Davidson of 2026 Washington Avenue SE entertained her bridge club at a Wednesday luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room. Prizes went to Mrs. Minnie Dean, Mrs. Frank Challed, and the hostess. other attendees included Mesdames Ben Johnson, M. Dingman, C. H. Neitzel, Ethel Height, Flora Blum. Mrs. Neitzel will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Davidson
Washington Avenue
Bridge Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Minnie Dean
Frank Challed
Ben Johnson
M. Dingman
C. H. Neitzel
Ethel Height
Flora Blum
Neitzel
Miscellaneous Showers Honor Miss Rose Before Her Wedding
A shower at Mrs Wurster s tea room honored Dorothy I Rose ahead of her wedding to Frederick E Anderson. Twenty five guests played court whist with prizes to Maxine Bendorf and Marjorie Privately. Another shower for Miss Rose was hosted by Mrs Harry A Anderson of Bloomington Ind with bunco prizes for Helen Rose Minerva Terwilliger and Arlene Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
E. Bunco
Helen Rose
Minerva Terwilliger
Arlene Rose
W. M. Rose
Fred Anderson
Fred Weber
Orval Rose
Ana Busenbark
Roosevelt and McKinley Seventh Grade Clubs Elect Officers
The seventh grade Girl Reserve clubs at Roosevelt and McKinley schools elected new officers. Roosevelt: Elaine Norman president Patsy Zeigler vice president Gwendolyn Willets secretary Norah Ellen Polda treasurer Evelyn Heefner reporter Joyce King chair of committees. McKinley: Lois Anderson president Alice Jean Bowker vice president Vivian Abodeely secretary Phoebe Vavra treasurer Shirley Meade scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Elaine Norman
Patsy Zeigler
Gwendolyn Willets
Norah Ellen Polda
Evelyn Heefner
Joyce King
McKinley Seventh Grade Club
Lois Anderson
Alice Jean Bowker
Vivian Abodeely
Phoebe Vavra
Shirley Meade
Baumhoefener Mineck Wedding At First Lutheran Church
Miss Arlene Baumhoefener wed William E. Mineck in a First Lutheran ceremony led by Rev. Henry Scherer. The service featured organist Mrs. David Mitchell and vocalist Miss Miriam Dieman, with a jacquard satin gown and bridal bouquet of white roses and mums. Out-of-town guests from Iowa and Minnesota attended the reception at the bride’s parents home, after which the couple planned residence at 1335 Third Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Arlene Baumhoefener
A. J. Baumhoefener
Johnson Avenue NW
William E. Mineck
Gus Mineck
Third Avenue
Henry Scherer
David Mitchell
Miriam Dieman
Kenneth Fry
Garrison
Robert Mineck
Frederick Mineck
Bernard Smith
Robert Hromek
Baumhoefener
J. Carl Baumhoefener
Allan Rosendahl
Margaret Mineck
F. A. Hillmer
W. J. Cooper
Eda Rinderknecht
Pearl Alpers
Mineck
Iowa State College
Ames
Chi Omega Sorority
Commerce School
University of Iowa
Theta Xi Fraternity
Herman Maas
Martin Licht
London
Will Verroy
Mary
Gertrude
Ray O. Hughes
A. E. Thomas
Edward Thomas
Wendel Thomas
Malcolm Lewis
Iowa City
A. E. Marwede
Denison
Otto Baumhoefener
George Sandersfield
Welcome, Minn
Elmer Davis
Marion
C. H. Bleakly
Walter E. Mineck
Laura Mineck
Des Moines
Lois Hawk
Waterloo
Nellie Margaret Ellis
Sylvester Eldon Ellis
Robert John Thiel
Cedar Raz~ids
Peter J. Thiel
Stanton, Neb
Thiel
Mary Ethel Schenck
Miss Ellis Weds Robert Thiel in Cedar Rapids Home
Miss Ellis and Robert John Thiel wed in a quiet ceremony at the Ellis home in Cedar Rapids with immediate family present. The couple plans a southern east coast motor trip and will reside at 1560 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
A. W. Blackburn
Des Moines
B. E. Manville
Iowa City
J. W. Anderson
R. O. Garlinghouse
Jeanne Doran
R. J. Stevenson
John Thede
Dixon
Joan Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Lilia Jean Beckman
Thiel
New York
Canada
Fifth Avenue SE
Iowa City Press-Citizen
University of Iowa
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Cresco
University of Nebraska
Acacia
Iown
Halsey, Stuart and Company of
Chicago
Harvey E. Lynch
Joan
John B. Heidel
Charles Quentin
S. E. Coquillette
H. Holden Smith
Robert Blackburn
Beatrice Atkinson
W. Stearns
Pearl Franck
Reinbeck
Kenwood Presbyterian Missionary Group Meets
The women’s missionary society of Kenwood Park Presbyterian church met at Mrs. R L Garnett’s home on Thirty-fifth Street SE. Mrs. R S Robbie presided and Mrs. Bridges led devotions. Mrs. Winslow Brown spoke on Liam with maps and Mrs. Flora Manville spoke on the Southern Mountains. Plans were made to begin Homeland Harvest study at Mrs. G B Hale’s home on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
R. L. Garnett
Thirty-fifth Street
R. S. Robbie
Bridges
Winslow Brown
Liam
Flora Manville
G. B. Hale
Avenue NE
Honor Miss Bizulis with Kitchen Shower Honor
Mrs. Harry Kindig and Mrs. Joe Shearer hosted a Wednesday kitchen shower at the Shearer home, 243 Highland Drive NW, for Miss Helen Bizulis before her Nov 17 marriage to Hugh Daggett. Prizes from games went to Miss Harriet Daggett and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kindig
Joe Shearer
Shearer
Highland Drive
Helen Bizulis
Hugh Daggett
Harriet Daggett
Robert Daggett
Byron Rains
Hattie Greer
Joan Kindig
Ida Daggett
A. A. Daggett
John Dysart
Leo Minehart
Herschel Greer
John van Note
Harley Myers
Francee Bizulis
Marjorie Grier
Betty Winke
Dorothy White
Jerry Finn
Barbara Minehart
Jacqueline Shearer
Silver Chain Circle Meets at Mrs Lindahl Home
Silver Chain senior circle of King's Daughters met Wednesday at 123 Fourteenth Street NE. Devotions by Mrs Walter Shelquist themed Hannah Godly Motherhood. State convention reports by Mrs H May and Mrs G Lowe. Cookie shower planned for Children's Home on Thanksgiving Day. Members to deliver contributions by November 29 to Mrs Sindahl's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain
King’s Daughters
J. H. Lindahl
Fourteenth Street
Walter Shelquist
Hannah
H. May
Wakio Camp Fire Members Honor Guardian on Birthday
The Wakio Camp Fire group gathered at 225 Highland Drive NW Tuesday for a potluck supper honoring guardian Mrs. A L Hinton on her birthday. Attendees included Anne Robertson Shirley Hilborn Kathryn Roberts Hildred Ann Miller Betty Hinton Mary Lou Harmon Jean Beeson and Patricia Gilchrist with guests Mrs R L Gilchrist and Charles Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakio
Patricia Gilchrist
Highland Drive
The
Guardian
A. L. Hinton
Anne Robertson
Shirley Hilborn
Kathryn Roberts
Hildred Ann Miller
Betty Hinton
Mary Lou Harmon
Jean Beeson
R. L. Gilchrist
Charles Hinton
Shamrock Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon
The Shamrock club met at Mrs. C. W. Browning's home on Rockford Road SW for a Wednesday afternoon dessert luncheon. Attendees included Mesdames W. E. Vessier, B. E. Richards, A. T. Boyer, A. B. Hansen, Dale A. Stewart, A. A. Hemphill, and George Bishton with Mrs. Owen as a guest. The next gathering will be a Christmas luncheon at Mrs. Stewart's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Club
C. W. Browning
Rockford Road
W. E. Vessier
BE. E. Richards
A. T. Boyer
A. B. Hansen
Dale A. Stewart
A. A. Hemphill
George Bishton
Owen
Stewart
Krumboltz Urges Sentiment For Our Own Mothers
Dwight Krumboltz local attorney and American Legion member spoke to 83 members of the American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post in the Memorial building. He urged clear thinking and emphasized support for domestic defenses and a just peace, addressing five Gold Star Mothers and praising patriotism. New members and guests were welcomed. a picnic luncheon and card party were announced for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Krumboltz
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post
Memorial Building
Krumboltz
United States
Krumholtz
Charles Penningreth
Betty Jean Stephenson
Jean Cach
Miss Stephenson
Elizabeth Roeder
Rebecca Remington
Louisa Palmer
Elizabeth Nichols
Nettie Welch
Finance
Frank Nalley
Louis Schirm
H. G. Forbes
J. H. Walsh
H. N. Steele
Katherine Franken
Walter A. Kansky
Wheatland
Andrew Petersen
Grant Wilson
Mrs Hazen Hosts Luncheon Guests
Mrs Ben Hazen of 1334 Avenue NE hosted a Wednesday luncheon with guests Mrs Donald Diehl, Mrs John Schimmelpfennig, and Mrs Clayton P Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hazen
Avenue NE
Donald Diehl
John Schimmelpfennig
Clayton P. Smith
John Easkers Honored on 52nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Easker of 1118 First Street SW were feted at a surprise dinner for their 52nd wedding anniversary. Guests included Ludwig Rubek, J. Kopecky and family, Wayne Pennington, Gordon Shores, Patricia Kopecky, and Paul Kopecky. The couple received gifts from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Easker
First Street
Ludwig Rubek
J. Kopecky
Wayne Pennington
Gordon B. Shores
Patricia Kopecky
Paul Kopecky
Basker
Dinner Pinochie Club Meets at Elgin Home
The Dinner Pinochie club met Sunday night with Mr and Mrs John Elgin. Prizes went to Glenn Moore, Lloyd Holloway and John Elgin. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Vernon Cook on November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elgin
Glenn Moore
Lioyd Holloway
Elgin
Vernon Cook
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ST. Paul’s Group
John Drabelle
John E. Lapes
Mrs. Isaac Smith
COE Group
Gamma Phi Betas
Mrs. Metalak
Espn
Liam Fry
Siebke & Taylor
Second Ave
E. A. Kriz & Son
Emil G. Kriz
First Street SE
Dial
Jennie
Woman's Club
Mrs. Davidson
Honor Miss Rose
Miss Baumhoefener
Wm. E. Mineck
Jacquard
Miss Ellis
Robert Thiel
Bride
Eugene W. Scheldrup
Irving Conn
Lake Orion
Mich
Scheldrup
Conn
Duane A. Blackburn
E Voley
Second Street
Dows
Kenwood Presbyterian Missionary Group
Miss Bizulis
Wakio Camp
Mrs. Hazen
Jane Smith
Ohio
Dept
Malden
Mass
John Easkers
New “Streamline
Bell Howell
Morgan Bros
Third Avenue SE
Wolf's
WOLF
Marlene
Paramount
Junior Guild
Wolfs