Longman to Speak at Art Association Exhibit
Prof Lester D Longman art historian and University of Iowa professor will speak at 745 pm Monday at the Little Gallery in the public library on the background of modern art illustrated with colored slides. The lecture opens the Cecar Rapids Art Association October exhibit. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecar Rapids Art Association
Lester D. Longman
University of Iowa
Parnassus
College Art Association
Little Gallery
Longman
Arlt Association
Jean Charlot
Princeton University
Carnegie
American Council For Learned Societies For Research
Europe
McMaster University
Canada
Ohio State
Columbia Universities
Art Association
Ardell Coy Elected Junior President in Molly Pitcher C A R
Ardell Coy was elected junior president of the Molly Pitcher chapter of C A R at its meeting Wednesday at Patricia Carberry’s home. A picnic supper preceded the business session. Other officers chosen include Anne Benson recording secretary Barbara Owen corresponding secretary Jayne Livingston registrar Barbara Livingston treasurer Sally Zuercher color bearer and Miss Carberry historian. Miss Zuercher was appointed social chairman. Present were Margaret Young Carol Jean Curran Marilyn Milner and Louise Safely senior president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardell Coy
Molly Pitcher
Patrica Carberry
Twenty Eighth Street
Joanne Benson
Barbara Owen
Jayne Livingston
Barbara Livingston
Sally Zuercher
Miss Carberry
Miss Zuercher
Margaret Young
Carol Jean Curran
Marilyn Milner
Louise Safely
Malta O. E. 8. to Meet Saturday
Malta chapter No. 415, O. E. S., will meet Saturday at 7 45 p.m. in the Masonic hall. All members are requested to attend, a card party and social hour have been arranged for afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Pleiades at Coe Pledges Five Women in Rush Weekend
Pledges announced by the Pleiades, the women's organization at Coe College, include Idelle Ferguson of Atlanta Gat Ella Belle Ferrie of Marion Dorothy Finson of Monticello Gertrude Reinders of Orange City and Selma Shupp of Cedar Rapids. The pledging took place Wednesday evening at 1627 Second Avenue SE, following a weekend of rushing parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades
Coe College
Idelle Ferguson
Atlanta
Gat Ellabelle Ferrie
Marion
Dorothy Finson
Monticello
Gertrude Reinders
Orange City
Selma Shupp
Cedar Rapids
Wathryn Phillips
Second Avenue SE
Local couples tour Mexico City and Texas sights
Mr and Mrs Harold N Graves of Linden drive SE and Mr and Mrs Roy E Choate of Lakeside returned Wednesday from Mexico City where they headquartered sight seeing trips. On the way home they visited Corpus Christi and San Antonio to see the King ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold N Graves
Linden Drive
Roy E. Choate
Lakeside
Mexico City
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Tex
King Ranch
Mrs Shive and Mrs Tracy Host Luncheon Honors Move to Ann Arbor
Mrs Philip W Shive and Mrs Pierre A Tracy hosted a luncheon Friday at the Commonwealth tea room honoring Mrs Paul Bradley who will relocate with Mr Bradley to Ann Arbor Michigan this winter. Fifteen attended the event at 2318 B avenue NE and 507 Twenty third street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W Shive
Avenue
Pierre A. Tracy
Twenty-third Street
Commonwealth Tea Room
Paul "Bradley
Bradley
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dot and Dash club holds first meeting at Mrs Emmerich home
Mrs A J Emmerich entertained Thursday for the Dot and Dash club's first meeting at 718 Second Avenue SW. Attending luncheon and planning future activities were Mesdames Klumpar Norwood Benedict Threlkeld Erickson Merrifield Markle and guest Miss Clara Champar. Mrs Threlkeld to host October 16 at 719 Second Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Emmerich
Second Avenue
George Klumpar
Richard Norwood
Drexel Benedict
John Threlkeld
Eric Erickson
Russell Merrifield
Herbert Markle
Clara Champar
No wonder a bride is happy says Aunt Het
A columnist quips that a bride feels uniquely joyful when every stitch she wears is fresh as she begins married life.
Free Music Lessons Offered By College Melod y Rhythm Band
The fifth year of free instruction at Cne college invites children aged 5 to 10 to join the Melody Rhythm Band. Marimbas recorders harmonicas ukuleles drums and other instruments are used under Eleanor Houlis and Grace Huddle Lock hoff supervision. About 150 members attend a monthly unit with 12 instruction classes. Children take rhythm and pitch tests Saturday on campus from 9 to 11 am with no prior musical knowledge required. A second year band group performs at 10 am. instrument demonstrations run 9 to 11 am in the chapel basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cne College
Eleanor Houlis
Grace Huddle Lockhoff
Fisher Family Returns Home From East Trip
After a month traveling in the east and north Mr and Mrs Everett E Fisher and their son Bryce returned to their Meadow brook drive SE home. Bryce entered Brown University and the family spent a week in Ontario Canada en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Fisher
Meadowbrook Drive
Bryce
Brown University
Fisher
Ontario
Canada
Grayston Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs J T Grayston of 413 Eighteenth Street NE hosted a Friday luncheon for eight members of her luncheon and bridge club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grayston
Eighteenth Street
Chicago and North Week Woman's club hosts October supper plan
Mrs James Watt and Mrs Louis J Wise hosted a Wednesday meeting of the Chicago and North Week Woman's club at the Y W C A. Twenty members scheduled a white supper for Oct 10 at 6 pm in the Glow room of the Gas company. All North Western employees and families invited. Mrs Harry Cobb chairman. Each guest brings a covered dish and table service. Committee includes Mrs R A Rowland and Mrs D M Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watt
Louis J. Wise
Gas Company
North Western
Harry Cobb
R. A. Rowland
D. M Cassidy
Mercy Hospital Hosts Annual Fruit Shower
Mercy hospital organizes its annual fruit shower on Tuesday with donations of fresh fruit vegetables or staples welcomed. Committee members will call for contributions and include Mesdames T E Marshall A C Meakins Walter Grady Lumir Striesky F J Johns and Pauline Murray. Mrs Harry Teahen leads the Mercy hospital auxiliary board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
T. E. Marshall
A. C. Meakins
Walter Grady
Lumir Striesky
F. J. Johns
Pauline Murray
Harry Teahen
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Board
Miss Schmickle to Wed Richard Bucy in Aurora
Miss Hilda Schmickle, to marry Richard Bucy of Aurora, NL, was honored at a wedding shower hosted by Miss Velma Hauser. Guests included Mrs. Harold McTavish and others, with towels hemmed and a gift of alum inum. The Konecny family from Hollywood and Maywood visited relatives in Ely and planned to visit Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Schmickle
Richard Bucy
Aurora
Velma Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Schmickle
Harold McTavish
Mane Strother
Esther Flitsch
Gladys Hauser
Joseph Konecny
Hollywood
Calif
Hattie Brough
Church supper served to one hundred fifty at First Evangelical
One hundred fifty persons were served at the First Evangelical church supper sponsored Thursday evening. Chairmen of the three divisions of the Ladies' association were in charge, the Mesdames Jess Kitterman, Art Meyer and Warner Bachtell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Association
Jess Kitterman
Art Meyer
Warner Bachtell
Town Mutual Girls Elect Officers in Club Room Vote
Officers named for Town Mutual Girls club include Carla Sgarlata as president Alice Lawler as vice president Margaret Wilson as secretary and Kay Dolan as treasurer after Wednesday evening elections in the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Mutual Girls’ Club
Office Club
Carla Sgarlata
Alice Lawler
Margaret Wilson
Kay Dolan
Bluff View Aid Society Luncheon Hosts 29 Members
Mrs William Bemer entertained 29 members and friends of the Bluff View Aid Society at her Covington home. The November 5 meeting will be at Mrs Joe Dostal's home 824 M Avenue NW with Mrs John Kretschmar assisting the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bemer
Bluff View Aid — Society
Covington
Joe Dostal
M Avenue NW
John Kretschmar
Social Events Calendar Highlights Weddings and Parties
A series of social gatherings including pre nuptial events for Miss Jean Engelman and Robert Satley plus a Franklin high school supper club at Miss Yvonne Svoboda’s home. Dinner and bridge parties honor travelers the Weldhouses and Mr and Mrs Mahaffy hostesses at the Roosevelt hotel for parties and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin High School
Yvonne Svoboda
Bever Avenue
Sally Luberger
Jane Alexander
Laura Ann Safely
Ellen Curray
Marion Reit
Jean Wandel
Doris Jackson
Dorothy Jane Bespet
Jean Engelman
Robert S. Satley
Oelwein
First Lutheran Church
William L. Williams
Ruth Esther Morgan
Wayne Mineck
Williams
Liberty Drive
Henry Duttweiler
First Avenue
Richard H. Weldhouse
Mexico
Gladiolus
Delbert Auten
Harold Millhiser
Reginald K. Watters
David van de Roovaart
Roosevelt Hotel
B. H. McWheely
First Avenue NE
C. S. Mahaffy
Cavénue
McKeeley
Mahaffy
Roosevelt
Union Auxiliary Holds Service in Labor Temple
The charter of the ladies auxiliary to Federal labor union 18619 was draped at a Wednesday meeting. Mrs H A Sheridan led the Red Cross drive and urged participation. Upcoming events include a rummage sale on Oct 9 and a benefit card party Oct 29 at 8 p.m. in the Glow room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D W. Dwyer
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Federal Labor Union
Penick and Ford
Labor Temple
Elmer Olson
Fred Marsh
B. F. Shears
A. W. McDonald
Arthur Rich
Kenneth Rich
Clarence Link
H. A. Sheridan
Red Cross
Gas Company
Louise Thompson Honored at Dinner and Shower
Miss Louise Thompson bride elect of Robert Erlacher was feted at a dinner and shower at the Second Avenue Virginia cafe Wednesday evening. Guests included coworkers from Newman's and several Mesdames and Misses named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Thompson
Robert Erlacher
Second Avenue Virginia Cafe
Newman's
Glen Baker
Josie Henry
Harriett Belknap
Mary Kanellis
Mary McKissack
Eileen Shipton
Carol Boyer
Nelle Parsons
Roosevelt Hi-Y-ette Cabinet Named for Year
At Sagamore hall on Wednesday afternoon the Roosevelt Hi-Y-ette cabinet for the year was announced. Serving are Donna Spooner music chairman Patricia Savage membership Mary Bingham devotions Mary Munden service JoAnn Gerber historian Naida Williams design Marjorie Ferguson social and Evelyn Geiger publicity. Entertainment featured pianist Mary Ellen Dennis and reader Winifred Heald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore Hall
Roosevelt Hi-Y-Ette
Donna Spooner
Patricia Savage
Mary Bingham
Mary Munden
JoAnn Gerber
Naida Williams
Marjorie Ferguson
Evelyn Geiger
Mary Ellen Dennis
Winifred Heald
Midboro Club Holds Dessert Luncheon and Bridge Final
Mrs. C. A. Clemenson on Thirty First Street NE hosted the Midboro club Thursday afternoon at a dessert luncheon assisted by Mrs. Gearhart Clemenson. Prizes in bridge went to Mesdames Sam Carlson Walter Mohr and Ralph Atherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Clemenson
Thirty-first Street
Gearhart Clemenson
Midboro Club
Sam Carlson
Walter Mohr
Ralph Atherton
Three Motor Calls On Cedar Rapids Family Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Rich of Indianapolis and Mrs Richard M. Flagle of Lockport Illinois motored to Cedar Rapids Thursday for a week with Mrs. Court Richey and Mrs. Guy C. Rich at two local addresses Center Point road NE and Washington avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Rich
Indianapolis
Richard M. Flagle
Lockport
Cedar Rapids
Rich
Court Richey
Center Point Road
Guy C. Rich
Washington Avenue
Prizes For Flower Exhibits Given By Woman's Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nature and garden department opened with 75 members. A musical program was presented by Coe College students. First prizes honored multiple flowers and plants including dahlias zinnias asters salvia and hydrangea with several winners such as Mrs Schwarzentruber Mrs Davis and Miss Calderwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
Cecelia Cole
Betty Jane Nelson
Coe College
Anna Calderwood
Oliver S Wilson
P. M. Davis
Fay Schwarzentruber
Millie Davis
Schwarzentruber
Donald Diehl
W. H. Meyers
Davis
Diehl
Finley Stone
A. F. Dotson
Stone
Miss Calderwood
Hawthorne
TH.N. circle of the King's Daughters luncheon meeting
The TH.N. circle of the King's Daughters held a dessert luncheon at Miss Florence Narber's home. Nineteen members and one guest, Mrs. H. L. Walker, attended. Devotions on charity were led by Mrs. E. W. De Nio. Delegates to the Keokuk convention were chosen: Mrs. C. S. Cooley, Mrs. H. C. Hamer, Mrs. Marvin Doherty. Alternates named: Miss Lena Inskeep, Mrs. T. C. Baker. They will sew for Iowa City Children's Hospital and Mrs. Doherty will host the group October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th.n. Circle of the
King's Daughters
Florence Narber
Grande Avenue SE
H. L. Walker
E. W. de Nio
Keokuk
C. S. Cooley
H. C. Hamer
Sipe Couple Plans Move to California Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Sipe of 1339 Eighth Street NW will leave Saturday for Burbank California to establish a home. Mr Sipe will be employed by Lockheed Aircraft Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sipe
Eighth Street
Burbank
Calif
Sipe
Lockheed Aircraft Company
Unidentified People and Items in Garden Party Table Displays
A list of names and objects appears to describe table settings and arrangements. The fragment mentions Clayton Smith begonia Miss Cal derwood foliage Mrs. Davis Arrangements Dining table Mrs. H N Jerome buffet table Mrs. W L Leighton buffet Miss Alletta Shadle library table Mrs. Walter Heather unusual arrangement Mrs. WF Naibert autumn Mrs. A C Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Smith
Begonia
Miss Calderwood
Davis
H N, Jerome
W, L, Leighton
Alletta Shadle
Walter Heather
Wf, Naibert
Autumn
A, C, Allen
Women of the Moose Hold Thursday Meeting
Mrs. C. D. Hedberg chair of the Needlework guild packing department spoke on the guilds program for Cedar Rapids needy. Members will collect contributions at the Oct 16 meeting led by Grace Chambers with Marian Kepler delivering clothing to the Sunshine Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Hedberg
Needlework Guild
Women of the Moose
Hedberg
Cedar Rapids
Grace Chambers
Marian Kepler
Sunshine Mission
Jane Boyd Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon at Crescent Street Home
Jane Boyd Circle of the King's Daughters was entertained at a dessert luncheon Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ross FE Grange at 320 Crescent Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
Ross FE. Grange
Crescent Street
Circle Hosts Devotions Topic And Seating Plans
Assisting hostess Mrs. Bert Anderson led the meeting. The Bible Prophecies was the devotional topic. Mrs. Hugh Hiljerege, president, and Mrs. L. K. Cornell were chosen to represent the circle at the Keokuk convention next week. Mrs. William Hughes, Red Cross sewing chair, distributed material for dresses as attendees knitted. Mrs. R. W. Maxson will host next on Oct 15 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Anderson
Hugh Hiljerege
L. K. Cornell
Keokuk
William Hughes
Red Cross Sewing
R. W. Maxson
Bever Avenue SE
Luncheon of Home Garden Club Holds Table Contest
A table-setting contest was held at Mrs. W. H. Bailey’s residence on Park Avenue SE. Officers elected include Mrs. RoW. Kim president and Mrs. R. W. Manatt first vice president. Mrs. Guy Miller of Marion is second vice president. Mrs. G K. Thompson is secretary and Mrs R. C. Folsom treasurer. Mrs Frank T. Hersch reviewed Westcott’s Garden Doctors on October and Bailey spoke on November. A round table on gardening led by Mrs. W. E. Brown offered timely tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Club
W. H. Bailey
Park Avenue SE
Row. Kim
R. W. Ma~natt
Guy Miller
Marion
G K. Thomp
R. C. Fol
Westcott
Bailey
W. E. Brown
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Firet
Delbert RR Ashby
Clark A Beems
Mirsvin Cone
Guy P. Linville
Harry J. Chadima
B. J. Newburger
Harold N. Graves
Clare R. Marshall
M . S. Hallman
Ernest W. Anderson
Wallice Darling
J. Elliott Davis
Eugene C. Hoyt
Ben F. Wolverton
Arthur JL. Augustine
Edwin J. Bruns
David Turner
Arnold Pyle
Robert J Miller
E. M. Sefton
W. H. Frick
O. E
Coe
Mmes, Shive
Tracy
Dot
Dasil
Siebke & Taylor
Siebke & Taylor CO
Hrifty Foods
12Th Street
4Th Avenue
Ivory Soap
KLEK
Little Boy
M. J
Coffee
Richelies
Valencia Oranges
Karo
Grandpa
Baby Stuart
Everett Fishers
J. Ft. Grayston
Joseph Konecnys
Ely
Mutual Girls Elect
Mrs. Bemer
Union Auxiliary
Britain
Gazette
Twenty-third Street Drive
Glenn O. Fletcher
van Vechten Shaffer
M. A. Chehak
Greenwood Drive
Bridge
Woman's Club Dept
Margus
First Avenue East
TI. H. N. Circle
Sipes
Dezen Tie
First Avenue E
Hutchinson's
Hutchinson Oa
Hutchinson’s
Neumode
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Second Street SE
Montrose
Iowa City
McNamara Furniture CO
Third Avenue
Peoples Bank
Dime Store
Marilyn
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