Three Wedding Anniversaries Mark Crawford Dinner
A Wednesday dinner at 510 Vernon Drive SE hosted by Mr and Mrs William C Crawford honored three couples. Sutherland Dows celebrated their twentieth anniversary, Herbert Stamnts their eleventh, and the hosts Mr and Mrs Crawford marked their twelfth. Sixteen guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Crawford
Vernon Drive
Sutherland Dows
Seventh Street Drive
Herbert Stamnts
Linden Drive
Crawford
PE O Sisterhood Chapter FO Hosts First Meeting
Members of chapter FO of the PE O sisterhood shared summer experiences at the first meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Moray L Eby’s home 1956 First Avenue SE Mrs Marvin R Selden led the program Guests included Mrs R P Taylor of GM Cedar Rapids and Mrs A E Pulver of FU Anamosa Assisting hosts were Mrs Otto Ambroz Mrs L D Dennis and Mrs Arthur Biddinger with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PE O
Moray L Eby
First Avenue
Marvin R Selden
R P Taylor
Cedar Rapids
A E. Pulver
Anamosa
Otto Ambroz
L. D. Dennis
Arthur Biddinger
Mrs Sumner Quarton Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Quarton
Mrs Sumner D Quarton entertained at Cedar Rapids Country Club this noon honoring her mother in law Mrs W B Quarton of Algona. Mrs Quarton is visiting at the home of her son and daughter in law on Linden Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Quarton
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
W B Quarton
Algona
Bailes couple to attend Iowa Northwestern game in Chicago
Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailes of 1832 Second Avenue SE will depart tonight for Chicago to see the Iowa Northwestern football game Saturday. Dr Bailes plans to attend several clinics and they will return Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W Bailes
Second Avenue
Chicago
Iowa-Northwestern
Bailey
Mrs J L Cooper Returns From California Visit
Mrs J L Cooper and Mr Cooper spent several weeks in California visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Cooper returned this afternoon and Mr Cooper will return later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L. Cooper
Glenway Drive
California
Mr Cooper
Cooper
Mrs Carl Linge Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Carl K Linge of 331 Twenty third Street Drive SE entertained her bridge club at the Country Club today at noon with a luncheon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl K Linge
Twenty Third Street
Bridge Club
Country Club
Mrs Ramsey to visit Magnolia with mother
Mrs George W Ramsey of 546 Knollwood drive SE leaves Wednesday to spend a few days with her mother Mrs R F Downes in Magnolia Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ramsey
Knollwood Drive
Magnolia
R. F. Downes
Muriel Lowe Elected President of Lowaka Camp Fire Group
Muriel Lowe was elected president of the Lowaka Camp Fire group at the 1st Lutheran church business meeting in Caro. Jo Ann Berver was named vice president with Latom as secretary and treasurer. other officers and attendees were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Lowe
Lowaka
1St Lutheran Church
Caro
Jo Ann Berver
Presia Betts Latom
Morty & Oe
Sen
Doe
Evelyn Thomson Weds Darrell Blayney in Springville Methodist
Evelyn Thomson of Stanwood and Darrell Blayney of Anamosa were married Wednesday at Springville Methodist Church with Rev. James A Gallagher officiating. The couple, after a brief honeymoon to Waterloo, will reside in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Thomson
Will Thomson
Stanwood
Darrell Blayney
Price Blayney
Anamosa
Methodist Church
Springville
James A Gallagher
Gallagher
Charles Byers
Regular monthly duplicate contract bridge tournament announced
The monthly duplicate contract bridge tournament will be at the Hotel Roosevelt on Friday evening. Players attending for the evening session should arrive by 7 45 to start play promptly at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
Local Hosts To Serve Thursday Evening in St Louis
Mr and Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer of 304 Nassau Street SE and Mr and Mrs Sumner D Quarton of 2232 Linden Drive SE will host a Thursday evening gathering in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Shaffer
Nassau Street
Sumner D Quarton
Linden Drive
St. Louis
Rohrer Hosts Birthday Party For Doni Fae
Mrs J A Rohrer gave a party at 1237 Fifth Street NW on Wednesday afternoon honoring her daughter Doni Fae on her sixth birthday. Guests included Lita Cartier Janet Berm Denna Mae and others. refreshments followed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Rohrer
Fifth Street
Headau Iter
Doni Fae
Hamilton Young Nh
Doni Tae
Lita Cartier
Janet Berm
Denna Mae Bhan Bitty Jore
Sleeping Beauty to Open Cedar Rapids Children's Theater Season
Miss Eleanor Cook announces The Sleeping Beauty as the first play of Cedar Rapids Children's Theater second season at the new Community Theater on Fifth Street NE. Try-outs are Saturday at 9:30 am at Hotel Roosevelt. a technical staff will be chosen after. Luncheon reservations with Miss Cook encouraged before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Cook
Cedar Rapids Children's Theater
New Community Theater
Fifth Street
Hotel Roosevelt
Miss Cook
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh Children’s Theater
University of Iowa
Cornell College
Dramatic Artistique Tea Features Marvy Arden
Cedar Rapids Woman's club dramatic art department hosts Marvy Arden formerly of the Metropolitan Opera and the Strauss Modern dance group as the featured artist Friday at 2 30 pm at the club house. Also appearing are Annie Laura Davidson reader Frances Norton vocalist Mary Chalmers violinist H Vwghinson Richard Pettinger and Ruskin Sandbourne in a one act play. Hostesses include Mrs Harold Pickerll Mrs Aulden Griffin Mrs Frank Guyott Mrs Elton Yeager Mrs Harry Hoyt Mrs Leo Powell and Mrs Glen McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Department
Marvy Arden
Metropolitan Opera Company
Strauss Modern Dance Group
Dramatic Artistique
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Annie Laura Davidson
Frances Norton
Mary Chalmers
H Vwghinson
Richard Pettinger
Ruskin Sandbourne
Missionary Society Meetings At Local Churches
Several church groups schedule Friday afternoon meetings with guest speakers and devotional guides. Central Park Presbyterian, First United Presbyterian, and St Pauls Methodist list hostesses and program topics including missionaries abroad and local missions. Members are urged to bring personal luncheon items and attend.
Womans Missionary Meetings At Local Churches
The Womans Missionary Association of the First United Brethren church meets at Mrs John Wilsons 1514 C avenue Friday at 2 pm A full financial is declared The Womans Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian branch meets at the church at 2 30 pm for a short business session Ao 2 meeting will adjourn 10 tet The Pastors wife lead class and other church notices are listed Members are asked to attend and bring dues for the group meeting at Mt Vernon Friday at 6 00 pm."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Vernon Ellsworth
Sixteenth Avenue
Elizabeth Bender
R W Blosser
San Franso Calif
Womens Missionary Soci
First Christian Church
Womans Missionary Association of
The
First United Brethren Church
John Wilson
C Avenue
Womans Missionary Society of Weastminster Presbyterian Branch
Or BB Sutecuaffe
T PP. A
Travelers Protective Association of America
Fiks Club
John Janecek
George J Ottsen
Lacies Auxiliary
Vof
Towa Cotate Fund
English Colleges Highlight Life at the English Universities
Dr Russell spoke to the Tourist Club on Life at English Universities noting the Athenian spirit in student athletics across rowing football rugby track hockey cricket and fencing. He praised English citizens for truth fairness honesty and civic duty while describing leisure use and public service. Margaret Pratt offered nature songs and an encore after the talk at Mrs Liddle’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Nelson Vancey Russell
J. T Liddle
First Avenue
Russell
England
Margaret Pratt
John T Massey
F D Fillmore
King's Daughters Hold State Convention in Perry
The state convention of King's Daughters meets in Perry with election of officers on the agenda. Mrs. Carl Goodwin of Cedar Rapids serves as recording secretary among state officers. Delegates from Cedar Rapids and Marion circles traveled to the three day session, which opens with forums and talks, tours Perry Hospital, and a banquet at First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Perry
Carl Goodwin
Cedar Rapids
Marion
First Methodist Church
Margaret Allen Elected President of To Ka He Camp Fire
Margaret Allen was elected president of the To Ka He Camp Fire group at the First Presbyterian church during a Wednesday evening meeting. Other officers include Alice Harmer as vice president Dorothy Little as secretary Marvy Zuercher as treasurer Donna Jeanne Johnson as scribe and Lucille Robinson on the telephone committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Alice Harmer
Dorothy Little
Marvy Zuercher
Donna Jeanne Johnson
Lucille Robinson
Aunt Het Sniffs At Rumor Of Spiteful Odor
In a fragmentary note, Aunt Het blames a supposed odor on her husband and notes she often sniffs, thinking someone smells a foul perfume. The text reflects a rural dialect and unclear context.
Velvet Dresses Set Tone for Elegant Fashion This Season
Velvet signals luxury in this season’s style with rich black and jewel tones. Long street lengths suit afternoon wear and coat over, while simple yet striking details like cape backs or lace trims elevate the look. Sleeves vary from full to elbow length, necklines range from close to squared and V shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Amos Parrish
Hundred Club Plans Fall Dances at Montrose Ballroom
The Congenual Hundred Club executive committee approved fall and winter dance plans. The next event, ladies night, is set for October 19 at 8 30 p.m. in the Crystal ballroom Hotel Montrose. Committee members include George Liddle Leslie Crabbs George Smith Cecil Spolsinger Dwight Lupton Paul Bedell and Dr Hoyt Thomas. New members were admitted and guest rules for the season were adopted. Members should obtain guest cards from Dr Hoyt Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Ballroom
Hotel Montrose
George Liddle
Leslie Crabbs
George Smith
Cecil Spolsinger
Dwight Lupton
Paul Bedell
Hoyt Thomas
Frances Willard Class Picnic At Trinity Methodist
The Frances Willard Sunday school class met at Mrs Ellen Stewart's home 2320 Johnson Ave NW for a picnic luncheon. Members and guests listened to readings songs stories and a short program before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Trinity Methodist Church
Ellen Stewart
Johnson Avenue NW
Mrs. Stewart
Jessie Long
Frances Kershaw
Myrtle McFarlane
Elizabeth Beck
Mary Kettering
Anna Ells
Stewart
Stella Pierce
Long
Gongwer
Jess Stewart
Jerome Gongwer
Mrs Hubler Hosts NBA Club At Home
Mrs Ralph Hubler of 427 G avenue NW hosted an NBA club gathering Wednesday afternoon. Kunea was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Joe Haddad for first, Mrs Warold Athey second, and Mrs J M. Deetz low. Refreshments were served to the small group including Mrs Haddad Mrs Athey Mrs Deetz Mrs Cecil Alexander Mrs Pearl Ehlers Mrs Le Roy Goss Mrs Arnold Littleton Mrs Arnold Radek Mrs Homer Van Dyke Miss Ruth Grabau and Miss Eleanor Happel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hubler
G Avenue NW
NBA
Kunea
Ingh
Joe Haddad
Warold Athey
Low
J M
Deetz
Haddad
Athey
Cecil Alesander
Pearl Ehlers
le Roy Goss
Arnold Littleton
Arnold Radek
Homer van Dyke
Ruth Grabau
Eleanor Happel
Mrs Radloff Given Bridge Party and Shower
Mrs Joseph Radloff and her prior name Miss Lucy Cahill were the guest of honor at a bridge party and miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Lawrence F McGinnes and Miss Dorothy Manchester at the McGinnes residence in the Ausadie apartments on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Radloff
Lucy Cahill
Lawrence F McGinnes
Dorothy Manchester
McGinnes
Ausadie Apartments
Garfield P T A Elects Officers at Wednesday Meeting
Garfield P T A elected Mrs B P Puckett president at the Wednesday afternoon session with 85 members present. She was named district convention delegate for the Dubuque October 12 event. Numerous officers and committees were announced, and Dr V H Hasek spoke on disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Puckett
Garfield P. T. A
Eighly
Puckett
Dubuque
Lincoln Zarub
E. R. Willams
Howard Walkup
Raymond van Cleve
Harry Degenford
G. H. Burrowes
George Rees
G. H. Atherton
Karl Clendening
H. E. Paxton
Floyd Diehl
J. F. Chapin
A. W. Plock
George Miller
Edward
Eva Lois Waters
Miriam Confare
A A W Reading Group to Meet Friday
The afternoon reading group of the A A A W will meet Friday at 2 30 p m with Mrs W F Tighe 1725 Grande avenue SE Miss Clara Robinson will give a review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F Tighe
Grande Avenue SE
Clara Robinson
Birthday honors for Miss Virginia Fox at home party
Miss Virginia Fox was honored on her birthday at a Wednesday evening party hosted by her mother Mrs. M G Fox and Mrs. William J Burkett at 413 Eighteenth street NE. Bridge prizes went to Charlotte Chalmers Evelyn Zolsky and Mavis Nelson with several guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fox
Eighteenth Street
M. G. Fox
William J. Burkett
Charlotte Chalmers
Evelyn Zolsky
Mavis Nelson
Miss Chalmers
Miss Zolsky
Miss Nelson
Elsie Linkenback
Christele Lego
Jean Clemens Phyllis Enders
Lillian Baldwin
Dolores Carringer
Lenore Millburn
Norma Schirmer
Van Buren Study Group Meeting Set
The Van Buren study group will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. P. H. Brown on 1317 K Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
P. H. Brown
K Street
Funeral services for Elizabeth Ambroise here
Funeral services for Elizabeth Ambroise 35 who died suddenly of a heart attack at her Chicago home will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church. The Rev. William J. Macaulay Onsow will officiate with the Rev. E. T. Gough assisting. Burial is in Onslow, her birthplace. Survived by husband William J. Ambroise two children Florence Mary and Donald Thomas mother Mrs. Mary Tracey a sister Miss Ida Tracy Watertown Conn and a brother George Tracy Wessington Springs S D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Elizabeth Ambroise
Chicago
William J. Macaulay
Onsow
E. T. Gough
Onslow
Mary Tracey
Florence Mary
Donald Thomas
William J. Ambroise
Ida Tracy
Watertown
Conn
George Tracy
Wessington Springs
Women organize Republican rally in Manchester
About 150 women gathered at the town house on Tuesday afternoon to organize the Republican Party. Mrs. E. G. Dittmer presided with Mrs. Fred W. Hermann as secretary. Speakers included Mrs. Blanche Dunkelberg of Rockford and local figures Irving D. Long M. J. Yoran and Mrs Shannon B. Charl ton. Plans were made for Republican headquarters in the Security State Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Cowt House
Republican Party
E. G. Dittmer
Fred W. Hermann
Blanche Dunkelberg
Rockford
Irving D. Long
M. J. Yoran
Shannon B. Charlton
Republican
Security State Bank
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WY. E. O
Sumner Quarton Jonors
TOWA
Mrs. Linge
Mrs. Ramsey
Lowaka Camp
Evelyn Thomson OF
Maid of Honor
Stanwood High Schoo
Anamosa High School
Crispin Clothing Company
Sears
Waterloo
the Roosevelt
Rowe
Tae Famous Grill
Drews
Dow
WMS Cadow
Mer
Children’s Theater
Central Park
Missionary Society of the
Central Park Presbyterian Church
F G. Murray
B Avenue NE
Richard Lord
L. W Dunlap
Walter Rice
A. T Pleune
Mick Focht
J L. Willson
H H Doolittle
Albert Bloomquist
First
U. P. Church
St Paul's
Pratt Guild
St Pauls Methodist Church
Saturn Wees
Robert Armstepe
Muss L Cy Wang
Hwa Nancolage
Foochow
China
Christian
First United Brethren
Westminster Church
Mtoot
PT Baramigattu
Ctarles
de Mas Yano
Wes
Calvary Baptist
St. John’s Church
Fiawbetos
Saron Tutheran
Frwonmste
Udtien
Dr. Russell
Tourist Club
Clubs
Maccabees
Alcazar Zuanna
Ladies of the Orient
Moose Hall
R.N A
Tors
Ameren
Sen Bidaty
Am Anders
Bricav
Directed By
York
Frances Willard Class
N. RB. A. Club
J. Radloff
Jenny Farmer
Candies
Cor
Third Avenue
Second Street
Mabel Bailey
S. H. Camp Co
Creomulsion
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