Country Club Scene Of Gay Parties After Homecoming
After the Town City homecoming game crowds, Cedar Rapids Country Club hosted a Saturday dinner and dancing for over 450 guests with about 100 more joining for the evening. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs Arthur M. Tschirgi and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Wilder, among others, with out‑of‑town guests from Des Moines Chicago Milwaukee and Minneapolis. The social sequence included breakfasts, cocktails, and multiple dinner parties culminating in a late-evening host group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayest
Town City
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Arthur M. Tschirgi
Nineteenth Street SE
Milton Tootle III
Edward Sheehy
Knollwood Drive
John Inghrar
Des Moines
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Glenn C. Wheeler
Blake
Boulevard SE
Myr
Raymond S. Johnston
Greenwood Drive
Wheelers
Johnstons
Country Club
Glenn Grise
Tom Flemming
Charles D. Fist
Minneapolis
George Clark
Arthur Miller
Duluth
Ray Glass
Fort Dodge
Ernest Kosek
Second Street
Roman Hruska
Omaha
Russell H. Nies
Charles City
Koseks
Cyril L. Kegler
Country Club Parkway SE
Kosek
Robert S. Prewitt
Iowa City
University Town
Tater
Cesdar Rapids Country Club
James IL Cooper
Franklin Kemp
Burton Jerrell
John B Turner
Orville H Tousey
William E Heller
Ciscago
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Herbert JL. Kilhian
Donald PT Barnes
Abbott Dean
Council Bluff
Charles Mover
University and College Clubs Meet This Week
Cedar Rapids area clubs host meetings this week with travel programs and readings. The AAUW will hear Miss Vivien Buser on Scandinavian travels at 8 p.m. Wednesday, with local hostesses listed. The Junior Art Club meets Monday at 2 45 p.m. with a review of Man's Hope by Andre Malraux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burkhalter
Third Avenue SE
Arthur W. Erskine
Man’s Hope
Andre Malraux
Out Of Town Guests To Be Honored Today
Cedar Rapids society hosts a day of parties for University of Iowa homecoming visitors and alumni. Notable guests include Mr and Mrs Carl F Jordan and Mr and Mrs Wylie Fay of Nevada, visiting Mr and Mrs Frank C Byers and Mr and Mrs Don Mullan in Cedar Rapids. The Jordans entertain fifteen guests at their Linden Drive home with a list of attendees and a courtesy visit planned this evening at the Shuttleworth residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Society
Carl F. Jordan
Linden Drive
Wylie Fay
Nevada
Frank C. Byers
Nineteenth Street
Don Mullan
Odebolt
Harrison E. Spangler
Cottage Grove Avenue
Jordans
Robert S. Cook
David E. Beardsley
David Turner
Atherton B. Clark
Byers
Spangler
D. C. Hutchison
Algona
Joan
Nancy
Mrs Walker Visits Weaver Witwer at Hilltop Farm
Mrs Robert Walker of Los Angeles arrives to visit her brother Weaver Witwer and Mrs Witwer at Hilltop Farm. Also visiting for five days are MacMurray College women students Ruth Ann Hasek Gladys Linge Jeanne Puckett and Dorothy Boisen in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walker
Los Angeles
Weaver Witwer
MacMurray College For Women
Jacksonville
Ruth Ann Hasek
V. H. Hasek
Gladys Linge
Carl K. Linge
Jeanne ‘Puckett
B. P. Puckett
Dorothy Boisen
J.‘E. Boisen
Mrs Weld To Speak At Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Meeting
At the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club general meeting on Monday at 2 30 p m the American home department sponsors a talk by Mrs LeRoy D Weld world traveler and lecturer on Home Conditions Around the World She is a University of Iowa graduate editor of the Iowa News bulletin and has held the presidency of the Iowa Synodical Society for Missions Her name appears in American Women and Principal Women of America A program of music by Coe students a sextet and a string trio accompanies the talk The Ashley chapter D A R Junior group will meet for a picnic lunch Tuesday at 12 30 p m at the home of Miss Maxine and Miss Thelma Boegel 1949 First Avenue E Members to bring a covered dish and silver Guests include Mr and Mrs Edmund Valentine and daughter Mary Evelyn of Mapleton visiting Mrs Valentine s sister Mrs John W Barry and Mr Barry 210 Twenty third Street Drive SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
R. S. Hardendorf
Third Avenue SE
Rachel Witwer
Cedar Rapids
France
Italy
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
American Home Department
LeRoy D. Weld
London
Coe
Kathryn Beery
Marjorie Deering
Marybel Jacobsen
Marabelle Fuller
Alice Kenworthy
Donna Fisher
Jeanne Anderson
Fannie Paschell
Leota Becking
Drexel Mollison
Ashley Chapter
Maxine
Thelma Boegel
First Avenue E
Edmund’ Valentine
Mary Evelyn
Mapleton
Valentine
John W. Barry
Mr. Barry
Twenty-third Street Drive
Weekend Visits Highlight Monticello College Student and Local Members
Miss Marianne Corey of Monticello college Godfrey Ill visits her parents Mr and Mrs George W Corey at 356 Park Terrace SE. Mrs Milo Wenger hosts a Shakespeare club meeting at 2066 Linn Blvd SE to study King Henry VI Part II Act I. Miss Alice Mary Thompson hosts luncheon for Miss June Mann before she departs for Detroit. Chapter FO of PEO meets 1328 Third Ave SE with tea served. Music Study Club hosts a dessert luncheon at Miss Nelle Erwin’s 528 Vernon Dr SE. G King Thompson Jr of Mason City spends weekend with parents at 2048 Fifth Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrinking Violet Club
June Mann
Miss Manni
Joyce Dickey
Audrey Pickerill
Ruth Marson
Maxine Dyrey
Mary Baker
Betty Payne
Jayme Livingston
Peggy Paxton
Jeanne Belknap
Mary Lou_ Carpenter
Alice Mary Thompson
Marianne Corey
Monticello College
Godfrey, Ill
George W. Corey
Park Terrace SE
Shakespeare Club
Milo Wenger
Linn Boulevard
King Henry VI
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
G. King Thompson, Jr
Mason City
Mrs
G. King Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Dinner Dance Draws 300 At Elks Club Homecoming
About 300 people attended a homecoming week dinner dance at the Elks Club on Saturday night with many out-of-town guests. Local hosts and guests included Dr and Mrs John W Altfillisch and others from Bellvue Minneapolis and Mishawaka plus families hosting weekend visitors at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Club
John W. Altfillisch
C. C. Bisdors
Bellvue
Gilbert M. Bates
Louis Harris
Minneapolis
Elis Club
F. E. Corey
Third Avenue
Nephews Visit Dr Krause For University Homecoming
Five doctor relatives and their families gather for the University of Iowa homecoming weekend in Cedar Rapids. The group includes Dr Charles S Krause and Mrs Krause hosting nephews from Idaho Vermont and Iowa with attending the Iowa Minnesota game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
C. Krause
Krause
University of Iowa
Earl Bovenmeyer
Pocatello
Ida
A. R. Zuercher
Cedar Rapids
William Krause
Windsor
D. O. Bovenmeyer
Ottumwa
William Ee We
Oner
Wa Brothers
Thompson Photo
Make Up Trolley Bus Groups To Game
Traffic relief for Iowa City trip drew many locals to the Iowa Minnesota game. A trolly and interurban group organized twenty three travelers plus prominent Minneapolis Des Moines and Chicago guests for a bus journey to the stadium.
Donna Jeanne Johnson Hosts Tea Birthday Event
Donna Jeanne Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester S Johnson will host a birthday tea this afternoon at her home 345 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE. Guests arrive 3 to 5 with seating 3 to 4 and 4 to 5 for pouring. The yellow rose centerpiece and orchid crystal table settings set the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Jeanne Johnson
Chester S. Johnson
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Johnson Home
Mary Zuercher
Kathryn Claassen
Marion Reiff
Barbara Rogers
Miss Johnson
Jeanne Cash
Dorothy Spencer
Kathryn Wandel
Susan Brown
Nora Cocker
Patricia
Frank Davises Visit E R Moore Home in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Des Moines and their son Frank arrived Friday to visit the home of Mrs Davis parents Mr and Mrs Ernest R Moore at 536 Knollwood drive SE. Davis will return after the weekend while Mrs Davis and her son stay ten days. Mrs Delbert R Ashby and Mrs J M Dinwiddie 2520 Country club parkway SE return after several days in Chicago attending Maurice Evans Hamlet and Katharine Cornell No Time for Comedy performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Des Moines
Frank
Delbert R. Ashby
Mra
J. M. Dinwiddie
Country, Club Parkway SE
Chicago
Maurice Evans
Katharine Cornell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Country
Robert Wilsons
Cleveland
Robert A. Wilson
Fourth Avenue SE
James F. Lincoln, Jr
Wilson
DR. J. Foster McNary
Edward Clarks
J. Foster McNary
Milwaukee
Edward C. Clark
Mr. Clark
Grande Avenue
Burkhalter
Cedar Rapids College Club
American Association of University Women
Light Company
Vivien Buser
Nevin Nichols
Mary Kehoe
Florence Gritzner
Bernice Hopper
Hilda Horn
Lydia Hrubesh
Maxine Jones
Florence Johnston
F. L. Kilberger
John Koffron
George Kosek
Allen Sterling
Mrs. Clark Galloway
Carl Thomases
Clark Galloway
Washington, D. C
Carl D. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Washington Avenue SE
Miss Witwer
O. F. Hardendorf
Karl Kainz
G. H. Lindgren
H. E. Lynch
Forest Rutgers
Carl J. Dueser
A. C.topinka
Burton Byer
A. C. Strohmeyer
W. O. Mauldin
B. E. Ruston
Thomas Mellon
Phipps
Larimers
Pittsburgh
Mr. Phipps
Woodland
J. Larimer
Weaver Witwers
Macmurray College
Mrs. Weld
Meeting of Woman's Club
Ashley
Edmund Valentines
John Barrys
Mrs. Wenger
M. M. Thompson
Detroit
Maxine Darey
Mrs. Bready
Charles J. Bready
W. A. Ball
Hortense Gray
Mrs. Beneke
Marie Dolson
G. W. Beneke
Mishawaka
Ind
L. L. Dalson
Meadowbrook Drive
Gilbert Bates
Henry Sorenson
Henry, Jr
Dr. Krause
Charles S Krause
Second Avenue
William Brothers
Margaret
Louise
Mary Pat
Careys
E. J. Carey
John Carey
Frederick S. Glanville
Bever Avenue
Dan Hurtle
Malcolm Eaton
Freeport
Richard Searles
David Luick
John Holt
Mr. Glanville
Carey Home
A. W. Dowbrasky
If J. Rothchild
St. Paul
RL. van Fossen
Lester C Chadima
Washington Avenue
George T. Veilleux
Roy Hall
Jack Lyons
Don Bruce
Alice Mulford
Max Slade
Lee Hartman
Milo A Chehak
Donlines
Don=brasky
Howell Vincents
Nowell S Vincent
Bradford
Nwh
Caroline Soutter
Marshalls
Clare R. Marshall
Crescent Street
B. Moon
Lins Aen
Dean M. Lierle
Marshall
Fred M. Pownall
Frank Davises
E.R. Moore
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