King's Daughters To Have Big Delegation
A Cedar Rapids and Marion group sails with over 35 members to the forty third Iowa convention of the King's Daughters and Sons at Central Methodist church in Oskaloosa. The delegation includes Mrs Carl Goodwin and Mrs Earl Schuyler and many other named members listed for the event running Wednesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Oskaloosa
Central Methodist Church
Irs
Darlington
Carl Goodwin
Earl Schuyler
Arthur E. Chase
Linn County
John Morton
Madge Fisher
Henrietta Hughes
T. K. Hefner
L. L. Owen
W. H. Richards
Harry Hamer
Lynn G Swaney
Goodwin
J. E. Killinger
Raymond A. Reid
Marshall Clark
Schuyler
R. Thomas Termohien
William Elder
F J. Lightner
J W . Barnett
W. 0. Shelquist
C Davis
C. W. Whipple
Lena Borschel
J. Glass
D. M. Robertson
H E. Haegg
Howard B. Helscher
J H Rhoads
Lena Inskeep
Jeanne Hall
A. R McEilain
O W. McBride
Earl Berber
Ed Ainley
Uulda Knight
Irvin Ford
Kenneth Cornell
P. E. O. Chapter Meeting Highlights Travel Tales
Mrs Russell Wolfe hosted P. E. O. chapter IF in a Monday afternoon gathering. The program titled Vacation Experiences featured stories of trips across Panama to Canada and from San Francisco to New York with four guests including Mrs R R Williamson and Mrs L W Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wolfe
Third Avenue SE
Panama
Canada
San Francisco
New York
R. R. Williamson
L. W. Walker
Mary Hobbs
Sioux City
Bernard R. Condiff
Des Moines
Miss Kanealy Returns After California Visit
Miss Charlotte Kanealy of 1727 Fourth Avenue SE has returned home after a three week trip to Los Angeles and Santa Barbara California visiting her brother John Kanealy who is interning at the General Hospital in Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Kanealy
Fourth Avenue SE
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Calif
John Kanealy
General Hospital
Bever Hosts Bridge Club Dinner at Washington Home
Mr and Mrs James L Bever entertained their bridge club Monday evening at their home 1600 Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Bever
Washington Avenue
Lambda Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Montrose hotel
The Lambda chapter business girls sorority met in the Montrose hotel State suite Monday night. Members gave one minute talks on life goals and personal analysis charts were filled out under Mrs. Pierre A Tracy and educational director Mrs. Clarice Torgerson. Six rushees and guests Frances OMeara and Vinetta Tiffany attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Pierre A Tracy
Clarice Torgerson
Lambda
Frances O'Meara
Vinetta Tiffany
Beta Lota Chapter
Engineer Russell Blaine Visited by Agents in Rochester
Russell Blaine of Rochester New York spent the weekend with his agents Mr and Mrs John H laine at 815 Eighth Street NW. Blaine is an engineer with Taylor Instrument Company of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Blaine
Rochester
N. Y
John Hlaine
Eighth Street
Mr. Blaine
Taylor Instrument Company
Forty Attend Meeting of Chapter HJ P E O F
Forty members of chapter Hd of P E O and guests gathered for a luncheon at Mrs Carl D Thomas 2267 Washington Ave SE Monday afternoon. Social committee members led by Mrs A L Bye hosted with Mrs Robert O Bickel Mrs E C Hoover Mrs Carrie Thomas H J Ferguson Mrs Arthur Barlow and Mrs E W Richardson assisting. Guests included Mrs Prudence Smith chapter HG Vinton Mrs Gardner chapter DQ Reinbeck and Mrs Agnes Royce chapter HI Iowa City. Program featured violin solos by Nellie Richardson Virginia Moore and Flora Taylor plus a violin duet by Taylor and Richardson with Moore accompanying.
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Chapter Hd
Carl D. Thomas
Washington Avenue
Mesdames
A L. Bye
Robert O. Bickel
E C. Hoover
Carrie Thomas
H. J. Ferguson
Arthur Barlow
E. W. Richardson
Prudence Smith
Vinton
Gardner
Reinbeck
Agnes Royce
Iowa City
Nellie Richardson
Virgina Moore
Londonderry Air
Flora Taylor
Moore
Fate Champetre
Mrs Howard R Green Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Howard R Green of 2003 Bever Avenue SE hosted a Tuesday afternoon luncheon for her bridge club at her home, with twelve places set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Green
Bever Avenue SE
Bridge Club
History Literature Group Hosts Guest Tea
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club history and literature department opened its season with a guest tea at the club home to mark the department's tenth anniversary. Miss Matilda Snouffer welcomed guests as Mrs W R Armstrong outlined the year's program and society leaders shared stories on early history and pioneers near Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Matilda ‘Snouffer
W. R. Armstrong
T. Lubbock
E. M. Soboda
Woman's Club
J M. Dinwiddie
J. L. Rhea
Cedar Rapids
Mary Woitishek
Pauline Ehda Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Party
Pauline Mary Ehda daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Ehda of 1611 J avenue NE celebrated her twelfth birthday Saturday afternoon at the Ehda home. Guests enjoyed games from 2 to 5 p.m. followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Mary Ehda
Raymond Ehda
J Avenue NE
Edda
Marian Pollitz
Helen Marie Miller
Robert Miller
Douglas Cornish
Jacqueline Wallace
Mildred Jeanne Edda
Patricia Ann Edda
Elizabeth Barber
Marjorie Lodge
Gerald Parker
Elizabeth Miller
Albie Miller
W. &. Matus
Mizpahs Circle Meets All Day At Mrs Andersons Home
Mizpahs Circle, the Mizpah circle of the Kings Daughters, will meet all day Thursday at the home of Mrs J. Anderson, 1732 Maple Drive West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Es J. Anderson
Maple Drive
Wilson Hi Yette Groups Plan Meetings
Cabinet members of the Wilson Hi Yette club will meet for dinner Wednesday at 5 30 p m at the apartment of their adviser Miss Elsie Probst 1400 Second avenue SE The club met Tuesday afternoon in the gym at the school for a social recreation meeting using the kick off theme Esther Rowe was chairman assisted by Delores Woods and Donna Krumm club members and Miss Lorraine Nelson of the W C A staff The McKinley Hi Yette club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 p m in the Martha Washington room with Lois Wessale as program chairman Miss Margaret Frederikson art instructor at McKinley will talk on Norway and Sweden The Franklin club will start its series of programs on personality Thursday at 3 30 p m in the Martha Washington room The topic will be taken from the book Personality Pointers by Jill Edwards Thursday s subject being Don t Be Personal Eleanor Peters will lead the discussion and Patricia Funkey is program chairman The Roosevelt cabinet will have a supper meeting tonight at the W C A L
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hi
Eleanor Peters
Patricia Funkey
Roosevelt
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Dinner in Cedar Rapids
Alumnae from Alpha Gamma Delta met Monday at Mrs. David G. Bleakley’s Cedar Rapids home. They welcomed two new Cedar Rapids members from Ames and Minnesota chapters and viewed the film Autumn in the Ozarks after a business meeting led by Mrs. A. H. Boileau.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
David G. Bleakley
Meadowbrook Drive
Dean S. Hilborn
D. A. Flenniken
Carl G. Helming
Wilma Myers
Leone Burgert
Cedar Rapids
S. T. Hootman
Ames
K. V. Turner
Family return after week with Frews in Humboldt
Mrs. John Miller of Humboldt returns home Monday with her sons Vincent and Ivan and her daughter Veronica after visiting her sister Mrs. Jack Frew and Mr. Frew at 720 Thirty-fourth Street SE for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Humboldt
Vincent
Ivan
Veronica
Beta Delphian Meeting at Montrose Hotel
The Beta Delphian group will gather at the Montrose hotel on Thursday at 7 30 p m Mrs Cyrus Metcalf will lead the lesson with instruction and guidance reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Cyrus Metcalf
Miss Mary Alsin and Nelson Fink Wed at Nashua
The wedding of Miss Mary Alsin and Nelson Fink took place at the Little Brown church in Nashua with a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. William Kent. Afterward the couple left for a motor trip and will reside at 409 Twenty-second Street SE Cedar Rapids after Oct. 15.
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Little Brown
Nashua
Mary Alsin
Seventh Street SE
W W. Gray
Anamosa
Nelson Fink
Minnie Fink
Twenty-second Street
William Kent
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mercy Hospital School
Cedar Rapids
Fink
Cedar Rapids Business College
Tru- Art Engravers
Lundy Returns to Princeton Graduate College
J Edward Lundy returns to Princeton University graduate college in Princeton New Jersey after spending the summer with his sister Mrs F C Dunn and Dr Dunn at 533 Knollwood Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Lundy
Graduate College
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
F C. Dunn
Dunn
Knollwood Drive
Mrs Smith Returns After Chicago Visit
Mrs. Sidney G. Smith returns from a three and a half week stay in Chicago visiting her son and daughter in law, C. H. Smith. During the visit, a daughter, Margaret Louise, was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney G. Smith
Mount Vernon Avenue
Chicago
C. H. Smith
Catholic Book Club Meets for Dessert Luncheon
Mrs R W Friday hosts members of the Catholic Book Club at 2385 Blake Boulevard SE on Wednesday at 1 15 p m for a dessert luncheon at the Commonwealth Tea Room. Mrs Peiffer reviews Religious Music by Dr Rene Aigras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W
Blake Boulevard
Catholic Book Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Challed Family Returns From Chicago Toledo Trip
Dr. and Mrs. D. S. Challed and their son Don arrived home Sunday after Dr. Challed completed a month long anesthesia course in Toledo Ohio. Mrs. Challed and Don joined him in Chicago last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Challed
Twentieth Street
Don
Chicago
Dr. Challed
Toledo
Ohio
Challed
Henry Hamiltons To Entertain At Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Dr and Mrs Henry H Hamilton host a dinner party Tuesday evening at 2207 Ridge Way Drive SE to mark their fifth wedding anniversary. Local bridal party members attending include Mr and Mrs Donald P Barnes Mr and Mrs Harry G O Donnell Mr and Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth Mr and Mrs J L Cooper and John Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR Tee
Henry H. Hamilton
Ridgeway Drive
Donald P. Barnes
Harry G. O'Donnell
Edwin H. Wadsworth
J. L. Cooper
John Carey
Y W C A Business Girls League Dinner Program
About fifty members of the Business Girls league of the YWCA met for dinner and a program Monday evening at the YWCA with Miss Harriette Struve in charge. Harriett Swain of The Gazette spoke on Reading the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ League
Harriette Struve
Harriett Swain
the Gazette
League
Helen McCleery
Sarah Ann Brown
Wilson School
Young Married
Pearl Everett
Catherine Crane
Dorothy Johnstone
Frances McFall
Fourth Nighters Meet Wednesday At YWCA
The Fourth Nighters will gather Wednesday at the YWCA to launch fall activity groups. Miss Dorothy Svee leads badminton from 7 to 9 30 p.m. and Mrs. Oliver Longueville directs contract bridge from 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. The group includes men and women in business, industry and college.
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Dorothy Svee
Oliver Longueville
Mrs Willis M Mohn Hosts Kings Daughters Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Willis M Mohn entertained the Margaret Bottome circle of the Kings Daughters at a dessert luncheon at 513 Sixteenth Street SE Monday. Mrs D M Robertson led the business meeting, devo tions by Mrs H E Haegg, readings from Hurlbuts Story of the Bible, and prayer by chaplain Mrs A E Tappen. Members completed a charity quilt and Mrs Lester Martinek attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis M. Mohn
Margaret Bottome
King’s Daughters
Sixteenth Street
D. M. Robertson
H. E. Haegg
Hurlbut
A. E. Tappen
Lester Martinek
Winifred Ryan to Wed Robert Moes Honored at Shower
Miss Winifred Ryan was honored at a miscellaneous shower Monday hosted by Maureen Moes. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. D. Cahill and James F. Curry. Attendees included Betty and Elizabeth Curry, Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. John T. Ryan, James E. Cusack, D. J. Griffin, M. E. Curry, James F. Curry, Robert J. Moes, and the Moes couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ryan
Robert J. Moes
Maureen Moes
D. Cahill
James F. Curry
Betty Curry
Elizabeth Curry
Cahill
John T. Ryan
James E. Cusack
D. J. Griffin
M. E. Curry
W. H. Moes
Grace Walpole circle hosts luncheon and elects delegates
Mrs. William J. Barron acted as hostess at a Grace Walpole circle luncheon on Monday. During the meeting Mrs. Arthur C. Gertsen and Mrs. Ray I. Horton were elected delegates to the state convention at Oskaloosa this week. The next gathering will be at Mrs. H. C. Jensen’s home on Country Club Parkway SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Barron
Washington Avenue
Grace Walpole
King’s Daughters
Arthur C. Gertsen
Ray I. Horton
Oskaloosa
H. C. Jensen
Country Club Parkway
National Academy Exhibition Praised At Cedar Rapids Gallery
The 113th National Academy of Design show opens at the Cedar Rapids Public Library gallery with 37 paintings valued over 36000 dollars. Notable works include Charles S. Chapman Adventure and Robert Weaver Wagon 97, with praise from critics and a roster of Academicians and invited artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin D. Cone
National Academy of Design
Cedar Rapids Art Association
American Federation of Arts
Charles S. Chapman
Robert Weaver
Hallgarten
Royal Cortissoz
New York Herald Tribune
National Academy
John C. Johansen
Vanderbilt
Jeannette Lowe
Art News
Junius Allen
Oscar E. Berninghaus
Walter Farndon
Luigi Lucioni
Maud M. Mason
Roy M. Mason
George Laurence Nelson
Ivan G. Olinsky
Ezra Winter
Sperry Andrews
Robert D. Barrett
Clifford Adams Bayard
Louis Bosa
Henry H. Brooks
Alexander Clayton
John F. Clymer
Harold Denison
Floyd Gahman
Leon
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Guard group meets for supper and planning
The October Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Guard association convened Monday at Van Vechten Park with members cooking supper using training course recipes. Officers and guardians attended, including Mrs. A S Mason and Mrs. A L Hinton, who recently attended Ottawa’s guardians training. A citywide Falling Leaves ceremony is planned for Friday at Ellis Park, with local training courses scheduled for Oct 19 to 21.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
P. H. Brown
Wood
A. J. Anderson
Mason
Leslie Crawford
Orville Mercer
Arthur Norman
Hinton
R. H. Work
H. J. Beals
J. S. Skien
A. S. Nilsson
Nadia Thorpe
Jane Niles
Kathryn Engle
Jane Garwood
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Chorus Rehearsal Notice
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club chorus will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the club house for rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club Chorus
Hahn Announces Daughter Dorothy Engaged to Earl Koehn
Mr and Mrs Howard H Hahn of 2812 First Avenue E announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy E Hahn to Earl F Koehn of Cedar Rapids son of Mr and Mrs F Koehn of Chicago. The wedding is set for Monday October 24. Dorothy is a Washington High School graduate and works for Standard Glass and Paint. Koehn attended Iowa State College and was with Theta Xi. He works for Hutchinson Ice Cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Hahn
First Avenue E
Dorothy E
Earl F. Koehn
Cedar Rapids
F. Koehn
Chicago
Miss Hahn
Washington High School
Standard Glass and Paint Company
Koehn
Iowa State College
Theta Xi Social Fraternity
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Mrs Adrian Pillars Honored At Shower In Chicago Move
Miss Mary Virginia Jamesson hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday at Mrs John Chandler's home 818 Sixteenth Street SEE honoring her sister Mrs Adrian Pillars formerly Dorothy Jamesson Bridge was played and refreshments served Guests included Mrs Rudy Weber Mrs Joseph Chandler Mrs Ted Vernimont Mrs A B Hanson Mrs Harry Sargent Mrs Dale Cripps Anton Nase Jr and Misses Helen Jayne Catherine Kelly Rosemary Cranny Polly and Peggy Jamesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Jamesson
John Chandler
Sixteenth Street
Adrian Pillars
Dorothy Jamesson
Mrs. Pillars
Mr. Pillars
Chicago
Rudy Weber
Joseph Chandler
Ted Vernimont
A. B. Hanson
Harry Sargent
Dale Cripps
Anton Nase, Jr
Helen
Ex-Quakerettes to Meet at Mrs. Riley’s Home
Members of the Ex-Quakerettes will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Mary Riley located at 1057 Ninth Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Riley
Ninth Avenue NW
Arlington Postmaster Dies at 61 in Oelwein
Floyd Finney age 61 postmaster at Arlington died Monday night in a hospital at Oelwein. A lifelong Democrat he ran a feed mill and served as a bank director. Masonic funeral services are planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Floyd Finney
Arlington
Finney
Man Fined for Pekingese Drink at Central Park
Wealthy broker Elbridge Gerry Snow walked in Central Park with his pekingese dog and offered the animal a drink at a fountain. He received a summons and was fined $10 by a magistrate for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elbridge Gerry Snow
Central Park
Changes in Registration Open Before Election
Cedar Rapids City Clerk L J Storey announces registration changes ahead of the November 8 general election. 83 new registrations filed since the last period, with hundreds more needed. Deadline to register is October 29 at 9 p m. Office hours extend in October, including a 8 am to 9 pm Saturday on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Storey
United States
Iowa
Linn County
Storey
Cedar Rapids
City Hall and Register
British Gale Kills Six as 70 MPH Storm Ravages Isles
A Tuesday gale reaching 70 miles per hour caused at least six deaths and numerous injuries across the British Isles amid torrential rains. Weather squads report widespread damage and rescue efforts continue as highways are blocked and structures wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
British Isles
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Mrs. Wolfe
California
James Bevers
Howard Green
Pauline Enda
Mizpahs Circle
NEW Discovery
Natural Oil
DOWS
2Nd Ave
2Nd Street
Bermuda
Ella Barnett
New York City
Monarch of
Charles Moyer
Tama
Moyers
New England
Frews
Mrs. Smith
D. S. Challeds
P.T.A. Meetings
Schaeffer Heights
Schaeffer Heights P.T.A
Tyler
Louis H
SILA
Tist St. SE
Henry Hamiltons
Grace Walpole Circle
International Drycleaning Authority
Good Housekeeping
DuPont
Woman's Club Chorus
H. H. Hahns
Mrs. Adrian Pillars
British Gale
Merry Hall
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