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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1936
Page
8
A church or meeting event notes a 2 30 p m devotional in the chapel with Mrs D D Wardle leading. The brief mentions a scheduled devotional session and the conduct of the program by the named facilitator.
Iowa City guests include College of Medicine faculty and spouses, nursing school representatives, and hospital staff at a two hour reception in the River Room. In charge are council members led by Dr. Peterson and Dr. Woods, with hostesses pouring and parlor duties by listed physicians and wives. Notable attendees include President Eugene A. Gilmore and Mrs. Gilmore, plus St. Paul visitors Monte Appel.
Clever bride Lucille renovates her living room by sewing beige rep slip covers for discarded chairs. She trims the Morris chair, pads corners, pins fabric, and plans generous seam allowances. A booklet offers full instructions. send 15c to The Cedar Rapids Gazette for Making Slip Covers Successfully.
The Van Vechten guild meets at 1 p.m. Tuesday in church parlors for a luncheon with Mrs. Henry Haeg and Mrs. Wallace Scheck hosting. Anna Burkhalter guild gathers Tuesday at 349 Park Terrace SE with several assisting hostesses for a business session. The Delta class meets Friday at 2:30 p.m. at 118 Ninth Street NW for a business meeting. The Holy Name society sponsors a poultry, game and oyster supper in the church basement Monday at 7:30 p.m. with a long committee list. Public invited.
Division No. 2 meets Tuesday at 1 p.m. at 1738 Maple Drive NW with Mrs. Paul Gard hosting and Mrs. Elmer Grissel assisting. Division No. 3 gathers Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Verma Yanecek, 714 Third Avenue.
The group will gather in the church dining room at 6 p.m. Monday for a picnic supper and business session. The general aid will meet Friday.
The Winters class will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Edith Kibler 451 Ninth avenue SW with Mrs Bertha Taylor hosting the gathering.
St Margaret’s circle will meet Monday at 1 15 p m in the school parlors for a dessert luncheon. Hostesses will be Mrs L Yount and Mrs L L Orth.
The Busy Bee club met at Mrs. Carl Olsen home with several hostesses. L. A. L. club held its annual guest night. Priscilla club entertained with a debate and music. Klat ter Klub and L. A. L. theatre party were reported. Numerous guests visited and shared dinners at homes of Ellyson, Thompson, Moore, and other local families.
Center Junction gatherings include the Women's club at Mae Himebaugh home with Meta Prahm Myrtle Himebaugh and Marguerite Martin on the program. The Junior Women’s club met with Mrs Lyle Thompson Catherine Thompson presiding. Mrs John Carson hosted the Methodist Ladies with Mrs W A Stingley presiding.
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club hosts Sam Risk with "The Syrian Yankee" as he discusses Adventures In Two Worlds at 2 30 p m Monday in the Montrose Hotel Ces Room.
Olin Mrs. Mary Henderson hosted the Bow Knot club on Wednesday with a luncheon and program led by Mrs. Marguerite Hay. Hiawatha chapter OES honored officers Monday with many guests. Happy Hour club entertained Thursday with a program by Mrs. Hilda Heffelfinger and Eugene Engelking. The Twentieth Century club held its annual dinner Tuesday at Dr. Seward White’s home followed by a school auditorium theater party for the juniors. Band Parents planned a bake sale for December 19 and named committees for a play. The girls’ clarinet sextet performed as hostesses listed, with Mrs. Coppess, Mrs. Gongwere, Mrs. Slater, and Mrs. Felter assisting. Miss Jennie Rummell hosted the Altruist club Thursday with Mrs. Emma Clay and Mrs. Bessie Strait on program duties and guests Mrs. Lloyd Dutro and Mrs. Al Rummell.
Mrs. Gwen Bentz hosted the Senior Bridge club on Tuesday with prizes won by Mesdames E. G. Adams and Harvey Irmscher. The Delhi Woman's club met with Mrs. Josie Wheeless on Thursday as Miss Sarah Clough reported and Mrs. Jessie White read a paper by Mrs. Harriet Furman. Mrs. Mary Stone entertained the Happy Twelve Bridge club with dames Emma Preussner and Mary Adams in attendance. The American Legion auxiliary met with Mrs. Bertha Swinburne on Wednesday.
West Liberty and Mrs. Thomas Beveridge welcomed the P. E. O. chapter on Tuesday. Mrs. R. W. Tharp of Iowa City and Mrs. H. A. Knott presented papers. Mrs. L. R. Wiese with Miss Leota Bailey hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Rita Geeseman with bridge honors going to Miss Bernice Whitacre of Kellogg, Mrs. Fedale McIntosh and Marie McCann.
Anamosa social page records Thursday meetings of The Concord Round Table with Mrs. A. E. Walton and a program by Mrs. Edgar Beach. The Fortnightly Club met at Mrs. J. A. Hartman’s home with Miss Alma Beach hosting. Several hostesses and prize winners are noted. A Friday B and P W party drew fifty six hoboes. weiteren details mention bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Larson and surprise showers for Miss Marjorie Hayes, and other social events this week.
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