Menuhin To Open Cedar Rapids Concert Course Recital
Violinist Yehudi Menuhin, in his early twenties, will open the 1938 39 Community Concert association series in Cedar Rapids with a memorial building recital at 8 15 p.m. Tickets require season membership. out of town patrons may attend by single admission as available. The instrument for the concert is his Stradivarius valued around 100000 dollars.
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Menuhin
Memorial Coliseum
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Henry Goldman
New York City
Yehudi
Antonius Stradivarius
Russia
St. Petersburg
New York
San Francisco
Manhattan Opera House
Yehudi Menuhin
Memorial Building
Community Concert Association
Election party at Country club hosted by Doubraskys and Zuerchers
A election night celebration at the Country club featured guests including B. B. Hickenlooper, the Iowa lieutenant governor candidate, with Mrs. G. King Thompson and Mrs. Harry J. Chadima among attendees. The event showcased lake fish fare, a fish menu, and sportwear themed tables plus a later P. E. O. Chapter II dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ingram Bixler, focusing on porcelain and lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Doubraskys
A. R. Zuerchers
B. M. Bradfords
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
G. King Thompson
Harry J. Chadima
Zuercher
Bradford
Doubrasky
Lael R. Abbott
J. Lattner
Milo A. Chehak
J. T. Grayston
E. 8. Laurer
Charity Ball Set for December at Cedar Rapids Club
White Cross society announced the annual Charity ball will be held Wednesday December 21 from 10 to 2 at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Proceeds fund a St Luke's hospital room for self supporting working girls. committee chairs and members listed. New members Mrs Allen and Miss Knox elected.
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White Cross Society
Cedar Rapids Country Club
St. Luke's Hospital
Dinner Dance Next Saturday At Country Club
The final Iowa football game of 1938 sets the scene for a Cedar Rapids Country Club dinner dance following the Iowa Nebraska game. It closes a three dance series with an out of town orchestra performing, marking an end to the season dances.
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University of Iowa
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Dr Bush to Speak at Cedar Rapids College Club
Dr Stephen Bush head of Romance language at University of Iowa will be guest speaker at Cedar Rapids College club meeting next Saturday at Mrs Herbert Ring home 2008 Bever Ave SE His topic The European Crisis The meeting begins 2 15 p m Bush recently returned from Europe where he attended an emergency peace conference He spoke in Paris when trouble broke out He has spent summers studying Europe and its current conditions Mrs William Whipple chairs the hostess committee Also on Dec 8 College club joins with Business and Professional Women and AAUW for a lecture by Marjorie Hillis author of Live Alone and Like It College club members admitted with membership cards
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Stephen Bush
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids College Club
Herbert C. Ring
Bush
Europe
Paris
William P. Whipple
College Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
American Association of University Women
Marjorie Hillis
Bonnie McGregor Hosts Birthday Party With Girls
Miss Bonnie McGregor 15 celebrated at home with club members on Armistice colors red and white. A large birthday cake centered the serving table while Miss Catharine Miller aided in serving. Named guests included Dorothy Batchelder, Marcia Kensinger, Ruth Knight, Betty Ann Erickson, Caroline Engel and Jean Thompson. George Beat ties Dinner Party Hosts. Mr and Mrs George E Beattie hosted a dinner and bridge party at 315 Nineteenth Street SE. A C Hoblitzells Visit Hudson Swilers. Mr and Mrs A C Hoblitzell Carlton apartments plan Sunday visit in Burlington with Mr and Mrs Hudson Swiler.
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Bonnie McGregor
A. W. McGregor
B Avenue NE
Catharine Miller
Dorothy Batchelder
Marcia Kensinger
Ruth Knight
Betty Ann Erickson
Caroline Engel
Jean Thompson
George Beatties
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street
A. C. Hoblitzells
Hudson Swilers
Cedar Rapids Folk Attend Supper Party At Tipton
Cedar Rapids residents are invited as guests at a supper party hosted by Mr and Mrs C S Miller in Tipton this evening. Attending from Cedar Rapids are Mrs Sherman Yates and several couples, plus Mrs O Z Wellman and Miss Katherine McKee from Tipton. Mrs James E Blake and her daughter Jane have arrived from Miami Beach and will reside with the Dows on Twenty seventh Street Drive SE.
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Cedar Rapids
Tipton
C. S. Miller
Sherman Yates
Perry West
George L. Schoone
George T. Wilhelm
R. P. Ink
Mount Vernon
O. Z. Wellman
Katherine McKee
James E. Blake
Miami Beach
Fla
Jane
Sutherland C. Dows
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Blake
Henry Files Honored at Two Farewell Parties
Mr and Mrs Henry McFiles of 2165 Blake Boulevard SE near Cedar Rapids are feted before their move. Tonight Mr and Mrs George S Josselyn of 217 Twenty third Street Drive SE host a supper party in honor of the Files with guests including Mrs James E Blake recently from Miami Beach. Dr and Mrs B J Moon at 2340 Linden Drive SE hosted dinner at Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday for the same couple.
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Henry McFiles
Blake Boulevard
George S. Josselyn
Twenty Third Street Drive
Files
James E. Blake
Miami Beach
Fla
Cedar Rapids
B. J. Moon
Linden Drive
the Files
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bingham Home Welcomes Visiting Relatives Over Thanksgiving
Mrs. E H Bingham of 2210 Grande avenue SE hosts visitors arriving Saturday including her son Rockwell Bingham's grandmother, aunt, and cousin Mrs Fletcher W Rock well, Mrs F L Allen, and Gordon Allen from Chicago. Mrs Rockwell will stay through Thanksgiving while Mrs Allen and Gordon Allen head back to Chicago today. Mr and Mrs Emory Rockiwell of Hinsdale, NL, left after a day in the Bingham home.
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E. H. Bingham
Grande Avenue SE
Rockwell Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Fletcher W. Rockwell
F. L. Allen
Gordon Allen
Chicago
Rockwell
Bingham
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Bixler
Ingram Bixler
Blaka Boulevard
Earl B. Delzell
Roy E. Curray
Tva
Dr. Bush
A. C. Hoblitzell
Carlton Apartments
Burlington
Hudson Swiler
Henry Files
Illinois
Mrs. Bingham
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