Honor Mr and Mrs Yarnall With Farewell Social Series
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Yarnall of 1932 First Avenue East, bound for Akron Ohio, are honored by a string of social events. Mr and Mrs Herbert Stamats hosted eight at dinner, Mrs Herbert Killian gave a luncheon for 23 guests at the Roosevelt Hotel, and Mr and Mrs William B Miller hosted a small dinner in their honor at 1820 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C Yarnall
First Avenue E
Akron
Herbert Stamats
Linden Drive
Yarnall
Herbert Killian
Woodland Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Bridge
William B Miller
Second Avenue SE
Mrs Alfred Durin Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs Alfred E Durin of 2320 Linden Drive SE returned Thursday evening from Chicago where she had visited for a week with her son Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E Durin
Linden Drive
Chicago
Jack
Mrs Jordan Hosts Friday Club Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs Carl F Jordan entertained the Friday club at her Lin den drive home with a Friday noon luncheon and bridge on two tables after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F Jordan
Linden Drive
Mrs Ira Moore Hosts Cultus Club Meeting
Mrs Ira Moore entertained the Cultus club at her home on First Avenue West with nineteen members present. Mrs C T Reynolds led a review of North to the Orient by Anne Morrow Lindbergh and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Moore
First Avenue
Cultus Club
C T Reynolds
Orient
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Bridge Club Dinner and Charity Work Noted in City
Members of the E. T C. bridge club dined Tuesday at Bishops then played bridge at 1610 Washington avenue SE Mrs Arthur Birney. Misses Louise Indra Leola Zavodsky Betty Landa won prizes. Mrs J A Hutch hosted Ida Mansfield circle luncheon for seventeen with guests Mrs L Woggenthaler and Mrs W E Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T C. Bridge Club
Bishop's
Arthur Birney
Washington Avenue
Louise Indra
Leola Zavodsky
Betty Landa
J. A. Hutch
Ida Mansfield
King's Daughters
L. Woggenthaler
W. E. Hampton
Rufus Culver
Alfred W. Meyer
E. C Hoover
King’s Daughters
Fort Madison
Ben H. Peterson
Public Health Nursing Association
Earl Nichols
Meadowbrook Drive
Newcomers Club Dance in Crystal Room at Montrose Hotel
The Newcomers club sponsors a dance for all newcomers in the city on Saturday from 9 to 12 pm in the Crystal room at the Montrose hotel. Tables will be arranged for cards and a buffet supper will be served at 4:30 pm. For more information call Miss Grace Boston at 8558.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Room
Montrose
Miss Grace
Boston
Brass Button study club notes on western trip
The Brass Button study club of the Daughters of Union Veterans met Wednesday at Mrs Cleata Beege home after a short business session. Vic Nima Owens discussed her recent western trip, highlighting remarks with lantern cides and laments from places she visited. A social hour followed. the meeting paused for Christmas holday observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veteranns
Cleata Beege
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Meets in Marion
Thirty eight members attended a luncheon at Mrs George L Erwin's Marion home marking the largest turnout this year. The group, led by president Mrs J S Arendts, planned a December dinner for Pi chapter at Coe College with active members and pledges as honored guests. New member welcome included Mrs Leo Thill and Mrs Anna Narber, with Mrs Dema Perkins of Anamosa as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma _ Delta mothers club
Pi Chapter
Coe College
Leo Thill
Anna Narber
Dema Perkins
Anamosa
Recital by Miss Houts Pupils at Coe College Chapel
Miss Eleanor Houts of the Coe college music department presents a piano recital by her students on Saturday at 8 p.m. in the TM Sinclair Memorial chapel. The program includes pieces by Bach Rubinstein Moszkowski and Schumann among others with accompaniment by Catherine Mo Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Houts
Coe College Department of Music
DAR members host housewarming at Mrs Montgomery home
Members of the Ashley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution visit Mrs W A Montgomery at 2325 Hillcrest Drive SE for a housewarming. After luncheon at 12:30 a program will be held. Mrs Charles W Stolick hosts the Lady Luck club at 130 Nineteenth Street NW with bridge and prizes for Mrs Earl Farley Miss Nettie Sisam and Miss Florence Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
W A. Montgomery
Hillcrest Drive
Charles W Stolctk
Nineteenth
Lady Luck Club
Earl Farley
Nettie Sisam
Florence Robbins
Tea Hostesses Meet at Mrs Wolfe’s Park Avenue Home
A social tea at 1601 Park Avenue hosted by Mrs Wolfe featured guests including Mrs Chiles Klersexy and Mrs Carl Camduin Mais Joe Godfrey. The program opened with a Thanksgiving theme as Mrs Wolfe led a reading from Whe Krocks to My Door and remarks were made by several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didhes
O Roc
Kensington
Phursdes
J Os Wolfe
Park Avenue
Sfoa
Chiles Klersexy
Carl Camduin
Joe Godfrey
Witham Hulsebus
E Haynes
Joe
Rogers
Wolfe
Gage
Monnewpolis
Winners Named In City Bridge Series
Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mrs. L. L. Hodgin won the final round of five city bridge tournaments at the Roosevelt hotel. Second went to Mrs. W. M. Jayne and Mrs. H. J. Robertson. Master points crowned Barnes Hodgin seven each, Jayne Robertson five, Longueville Hardendorf three, and Carey pair two. The Howell movement Thursday saw Robertson and Jayne win with Leibsohn and Carey second. Next city tourney is December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnes
L. L. Hodgin
Roosevelt Hotel
W. M. Jayne
H. J. Robertson
Barnes
Hodgin
Jayne
Robertson
Oliver Longueville
R. S. Hardendorf
Barbizon School Highlighted At Delta Delphian Meeting
Mrs R T Lubbo ck led a Barbizon study session with reports on Quotes on Art Rousseau Corot Millet and other Barbizon painters. Speakers reviewed Fontainebleau Fontainebleau forest and the rise of nature painting with background on Lhermitte and Cazin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbizon
Delta Delphian
R. T. Lubbocks
B L. Knight
A. H. Boileau
Robert Louis Stevenson
Fontainebleau
Orville Rust
Raymond Anderson
Constable
R. T. Lubbock
Rousseau
George F Miller
Corot
H. D. O'Meara
Charles Daubigny
Jules Dupre
Narcisse Diaz
Charles Jacque
Emile van Marcke
Rosa Bonheur
H. E. Kensinger
Millet
France
G. E. Hillier
Lhermitte
Cazin
Hayes school teachers plan tea for upcoming wedding
Miss Christine Peterson and Willis Hahn will wed on December 7. The couple were honored at a Wednesday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hahn at 408 Sixth Avenue SW. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loufek, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Loufek, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Truesdell, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stoner, Donavan Hahn, Miss Mary Nyere, Mr. and Mrs. IL. Tucker of Delhi, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson, Mrs. Nellie Hahn, and Mrs. Emma Hayek. A gift was presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes School
Donavan Hahn
Mary Nyere
IL. Tucker
Delhi
Andrew Peterson
Nellie Hahn
Emma Hayek
Bank bookkeepers honor Geraldine Slauson at shower
The Merchants National bank bookkeepers held a miscellaneous shower Wednesday at Mae Kelly’s home on 222 Fifteenth street NE to honor Geraldine Slauson who will marry Millard Port early in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
Mae Kelly
Fifteenth — Street
Geraldine Slauson
Millard Port
Nancy Franc Celebrates Third Birthday at Home
Nancy Lee Franc daughter of Ernest and Mrs Franc hosted a birthday gathering at 06 Maplewood Drive NE on Wednesday. Guests included Sammy Roland Jean Tichy Joan Frenc Barbara Klassen Billy Clare Stone Billy Haslane Mary Trial Douglas James Franc and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Franc
Ernest J Franc
Maplewood Drive
Sammy Roland
Jean Tichy
Joan Frenc
Barbara Klassen
Billy Clare Stone
Billy
Mary Haslane
Mary
Jerome Trial
Douglas James Franc
Frnest Rejsa
Charles Tichy
Adelbert Hoyland
Jeffstone
Wilmer McDowell
Joseph France, Jr
Louis Tri
Mrs Hutchcroft Hosts Community Club Event
Mrs Lawrence Hutchcroft entertained Community Club No 3 Thursday afternoon at her home on Thirty-first Street Drive SE. Mrs Mabel Hopkin Mrs Opal Crofty and Mrs Walter Erwin won prizes. The club meets next at HW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hutchcroft
Thity
First Street
Mabel Hopkin
Opal Crofty
Walter Erwin
Walter Weldon
Learn to Read People with Modern Psychology
A self help piece explains how to handle social types at gatherings. It describes the small man seeking status and the talkative girl masking timidity and offers a 40 page Home Institute booklet by a renowned psychologist to analyze self and others and improve social and business interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cocky
Gabby
Mizpah Circle of King's Daughters Formed In City
Mizpah circle of the international order of King's Daughters and Sons was organized Tuesday at 842 Seventeenth Street SW. Mrs. Tom Walpole installed officers including Mrs. H N Steele president and Mrs. Ed Miller vice president, with charity work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McCowan
C. H. Newmann
A. W. Plock
G. M. Stone
Badminton Pyramid Tournament At The Y Ends December
Badminton is popular at the Y with a pyramid style tournament. Players may challenge anyone above them until reaching the top. The event ends December 12 and the top player on that date wins. Contenders include Love Cruikshank Beulah Detwiler Lydia Kriz Bernice Wechsler Francies Craft Bernette Lind Marian Putnam Evelyne Havlik Velma Cheney Adeline Fieseler Helen McManes Leona Serbousek Olga Serbousek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. CA
Love Cruikshank
Beulah Detwiler
Lydia Kriz
Bernice Wechsler
Francies Craft
Bernette Lind
Marian Putnam
Evelyne Havlik
Velma Cheney
Adeline Fieseler
Helen McManes
Leona Serbousek
Olga Serbousek
Jane Boyd Circle Holds Thanksgiving Luncheon
Fifteen members of the Jane Boyd circle met at Mrs Oscar Anderson’s home at 2204 Ridgeway Drive SE for a luncheon. Mrs Bertha Hillerge led Thanksgiving devotions and the group decided to sell Christmas seats during the holiday season with Mrs O A Kearney as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King’s Daughters
Oscar Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Maude Fowler
Lina Maxon
Bertha Hillerege
O. A. Kearney
Mrs Ninneman Honored At Elmhurst Guest Party
Mrs A E Svalin hosted twenty one guests Thursday afternoon at 2895 J Street SW to honor Mrs Katter Ninneman of Elmhurst I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E Svalin
J Street
Katter Ninneman
Elmhurst
Name Institute Address Card Notice
Cedar Rapids Gazette encloses 15 cents for a booklet and asks readers to print name and address clearly. The notice lists 109 West 19th Street New York New York and requests street city and state details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Name Institute
W. 19Th St
New York, N. Y
Wilsons Entertain Bridge Club At Home On Thursday
Mr and Mrs Harold Wilson entertained the Thursday evening bridge club at their Thirtieth street drive SE home. Mr and Mrs R Schamberger and Clarence Harper won prizes. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wilson
Thirtieth Street Drive
Bridge Club
R. Schamberger
Clarence Harper
Diphtheria Talk Highlights Kenwood P T A Meeting
Charlotte Fisk of the children's hospital in Iowa City spoke on community aspects of diphtheria at the Kenwood P T A meeting. She stressed home responsibility for prevention and outlined measures. The executive board planned a Christmas tree for the school and a donation to the Jane Boyd memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte*Fisk
Thildren’s Hospital
Iowa City
Kenwood P. T. A
Fisk
Kenneth Kohl
Jane Boyd
M. S. Reeder
Roy Bridge
Marshall Brebner
Kensington
Paul Jones
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
Mrs. Margaret Quick Hosts Shower for Daughter in Area
Mrs. Margaret Quick of 883 Shaver road NE entertained a Thursday shower for her daughter Mrs. Wilbert Fuegen of Charlotte. Prizes in pinochle and 500 were won by Mrs. Hannah Hutchison Rose Marie Salasek and Mrs. Emma Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Quick
Shaver Road
Wilbert Fuegen
Charlotte
Hannah Hutchison
Rose Marie Salasek
Emma Ford
Gathering Honors List of Local Ladies Attending
Mrs. William Rush and Mrs. Mitzi Gugenbuel organized a social event with a long list of guests including Mrs. John Binko Mrs. William Danson Mrs. Rush Mrs. Ford and many others from the community. Other attendees named include Mrs. Viola Melsh Mrs. Lewis Klever Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss Mary Quick among the named guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rush
Mitzi Gugenbuel
John Binko
William Danson
Rush
Ford
Viola Melsh
Lewis Klever
Hutchinson
Nellie Cole
Rolla Parsons
Harry Ramming
Ellen Scott
Rose Cochrane
Josephine Bean
Carl Ross
Leo Thill
Edna Vosburg
Margaret Hutchinson
Chris Hanson
Katherine Klima
Joseph Stangle
Gugenbuel
Margaret Melsh
John Graham
Nellie Vosburg
Eva Hogan
Alice Lenway
Mary Quick
Milly
Joanne Gillen
Josie Salasek
Rose Marie Salasek
Anna Anderson
Fairfax
George Shelton
Begin Sprinkling Rink At Fillmore Skaters Asked To Wait
Sprinkling of the neighborhood skating rink at Fillmore school began Friday morning under the recreation department. Skaters are asked to stay off the rink during sprinkling so the surface may freeze evenly for later flooding. A WPA bulletin on ice rink care arrived from Des Moines and copies will be issued at the playground office. A new Thanksgiving bulletin is prepared for free distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore School
Department of Recreation
WPA
Des Moines
Fancy Baby Beef Sets Price Record At Western Show
Fancy baby beef by the carlot topped prices at the Great Western livestock show in Los Angeles. Hereford yearlings owned by John D. Parks sold for 51 dollars per hundredweight, beating Chicago’s top for the same class. William Randolph Hearts’ prize Hereford steers brought 35 dollars per hundredweight, nine dollars more than Kansas City’s American Royal winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Chicago
John D. Parks
William Randolph
Kansas City
Notice of Motion in Commonwealth Apartments Reorganization
Petition filed to confirm a plan of reorganization for Commonwealth Apartments Incorporated. Hearing set for December 16, 1935 before Judge George C. Scott in Sioux City Iowa to determine solvency, claims, plan fairness and compliance with Bankruptcy Act Section 77B. Attorneys Don Barnes and Wm W Crissman filed on behalf of debtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Commonwealth Apartments, Incorporated
Commonwealth Apartments
A. D
Scott
United States District Court
Iowa
Sioux City
Jewa
Siamese Twins Face Social Turmoil in Washington
In a humorous column Henry McLemore imagines Siamese twins rising to office in Washington and the social chaos that would follow. He quips about precedence, seating at dinners, and the impossibility of hostesses balancing ranks among presidents, ambassadors, and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry McLemore
Yankee Stadium
Sioux City
Mount Vernon
Smithsonian Institution
Brazil
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Yarnall
Mrs, Jordan
E. T. C. Bridge Club
Brass Button Club
Almond Krunchl
Holland
Girt Dial
Turkey Center
Briehs Cranberry Sherbet Tue Factory
1St Ave
3Rd Ave
Stan Nemmer's Drug Store
Krebs Dutch
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
Stelcik
R. C. Kensington
Grey Patent
Doris-Dell
AAA
TOC
Second Street SE
Delta Delphian Studies
Barbizon School
Miss Peterson
MR. Hahn
Miss Slauson
Y. W
Mrs, Ninneman
Sport
Oxford
Neumode
Alyles
SOX
Second Street
Wilsons
P. T. A. Meetings
Kenwood
Mrs. Fuegen
Fillmore
Don Barnes
WM W Crissman
Army
Sidwell
Newmans
Thompson
Second Avenue
Silver Dust
Lexington Ave
New York City
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