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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1935

Page

2

Tapestry Exhibit Promised At D A R Day Event

Miss Katherine Penn Crawford of Washington D C will display Norwegian picture weaving at the Ashley chapter D A R day October 19 in the Roosevelt room Roosevelt hotel Tea will be served at 4 p m and guests may attend for a small fee Miss Crawford has shown work at major galleries and museums including the Corcoran Van Boskerck studios and the National Museum of the Smithsonian Institution The exhibit features heraldic emblems coats of arms and historic scenes such as George Washington receiving a salute after the Battle of Trenton and the St John s Church tapestry

Katherine Penn Crawford Washington, D. C D. A Maxine Boegel Miss Crawford Corcoran Gallery of Art National Museum of the Smithsonian Institution Gordon Dunthorne van Boskerck Spring Lake N. J New York Charleston Museum Mme. Frida Hansen Oslo Mme Berthea Aske Bergh Mme. Hansen Mme. Bergh Page Thomas Nelson Page Virginia Roosevelt Franklin Delano Roosevelt George Washington Trenton St. John’s Church Commune of Siena Cluny Museum Newbold Hall

Cedar Chapter No 184 0 Es to Meet at Masonic Hall

A stated meeting of Cedar chapter No 184 0 Es is set for Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Masonic hall A memorial service will be conducted in memory of deceased members A social hour will follow

Masonic Hall

Chi Beta Phi Mothers Club Holds Fall Meeting

The Chi Beta Phi mothers club announces its first fall meeting a 1 p.m. picnic luncheon at the fraternity house this Thursday.

CHI Beta Phi Chi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club Fraternity

Two Benton County Couples Married In Double Wedding

Spencer's Grove reports two Benton County pioneer families united in a double ceremony at St. John's Lutheran parsonage Eldora Wednesday afternoon. Annis Schlotterbeck wed Lester Werning and Agnes Senne wed Merle Koopman both pairs from Newhall area with reception planned. Both brides and grooms are Newhall High School graduates and farm residents.

Spencer's Grove Benton County Annis Schlotterbeck John Schlotterbeck Lester Werning John Werning van Horne Agnes Senne Fred Senne Newhall Merle Koopman Otto Koopman Neiting St. John's Lutheran Parsonage Eldora Schlotterbeck

Women's District Club Meet Set at Maquoketa

The twenty seventh annual convention of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Second District will be held in Maquoketa October 24 and 25 with Mrs. Ben Ogden of Cedar Rapids as secretary. Invited are all district women. Speakers include Alice R Betts Cornell College dean, Mrs William Larrabee of Clermont and Dr Samuel Garvin of Dubuque University.

Ben Ogden Cedar Rapids Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Maquoketa A. B Rathbun Clinton A. W. Higgins Clinton County Frank Hardie Dubuque H. Whitacher Jackson County Lillian Montgomery Coggan Linn L. E. Dawson Davenport Scott County Alice R. Betts Cornell College William Larrabee Clermont General Federation Iowa H. C. Houghton Red Oak Iowa Federation of Women

Linn County Home Economics Meeting Saturday

The Linn County Home Economics association will meet Saturday at 2 pm at the home of Miss Sara Ann Brown, county chairman, 113 First Avenue W, apartment. Homemakers, extension workers, teachers and business persons, all types of home economics workers, are invited to attend.

Linn County Home Economics Association Sara Ann Brown First Avenue W

Kappa Delta Alumnae Meeting Planned For Thursday Evening

Kappa Delta alumnae seniority will meet Thursday at 6 pm at the home of Mrs. Arthur Bearle 1719 1 avenue NE. Assisting hosts will be Mrs. Charles Teeter Miss A Albaugh and Mrs. Hampton Lee Aust. Miss Dorothy Manchester will preside at the business meeting after a buffet supper.

Kappa Delta Arthur Bearle Cayl Charles Teeter A Albaugh Hampton Lee Dorothy Manchester

Bredles Celebrate Golden Wedding Day

Mr and Mrs James V Bredle of 1554 Mount Vernon Avenue SE mark their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner after a day of celebration. The couple wed in Cedar Rapids on October 5 1885 and are joined by their children grandchildren two great grandchildren and other relatives.

James V. Bredle Mount Vernon Avenue Mrs. Bredle Cedar Rapids

Stiles to entertain Kappa Delta sorority tea

Dr and Mrs K A Stiles of Carlton apartments will entertain Kappa Delta sorority members at tea this evening. Mrs Stiles is a sorority patroness. A green and white color scheme will decorate the event. Miss Elinor Kendall and Miss Florence Teets will pour.

K. A. Stiles Carlton Apartments Kappa Delta Sorority Stiles Elinor Kendall Florence Teets

Ladies motor trip plans span Florida coast to Tennessee

Mrs. Jane Riley and Mrs. C. H. Stuart of Roosevelt hotel join Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Piper and Mrs. Percy Piper at 303 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE as they leave Saturday for a motor tour visiting Tampa and St. Petersburg Florida then the west coast, Miami, and on return stop at Charleston South Carolina Ashville North Carolina and Knoxville Tennessee.

Jane Riley C. H. Stuart Roosevelt Hotel J. M. Piper Percy Piper Twenty-fifth Street Drive Tampa St. Petersburg Fla West Coast Miami Charleston Ashville N. Co Knoxville, Tenn

P. E. O. Chapter HJ to Host Fall Lunch and Meeting

Mrs. Carl D. Thomas will host the opening fall luncheon and meeting of Chapter HJ of the P. E. O. Sisterhood at 1 p.m. on Monday at 2267 Washington Avenue SE. Social committee members in charge include Mrs. Charles Penningroth Mrs. Arthur Barlow Mrs. P. A. Tracy Mrs. W. C. Bernstorf Mrs. Dwight Krumholtz and Mrs. William Dennison.

Carl D. Thomas Washington Avenue P. E. O Sisterhood Charles Penningroth Arthur Barlow P. A. Tracy W. C. Bernstorf Dwight Krumholtz William Dennison

Rock Island honors Frank P. Marling on retirement

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoyland and Mr. and Mrs. Omer McGlaughlin attended a Minneapolis reception honoring Frank P. Marling who retires after fifty one years with the Rock Island lines. Present were F. A. Bogue and L. J. Hayes of Rock Island, RE Wallace of Soo lines, and other railroad officials. Marling, a former Cedar Rapids resident, received Hawkeye lodge No. 27 B of L. F. and E. members’ gift for fifty years of membership.

Fred Hoyland Omer McGlaughlin Minneapolis Frank P. Marling Rock Island F. A Bogue L. J. Hayes Rock Island Lines Re, Wallace Soo Lines Marling Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Lodge No. 27 B of L. F

Derr guests leave after visit with Derr family

Mr and Mrs L L Derr and their son Roy plus daughter in law Mrs Bert Ferguson of Walter Montana and Mr and Mrs D Walters of Villisca left Ottumwa after several days as guests of Mrs Elizabeth Derr of 312 Thirty-fourth street NE. Mrs L L Derr, Mrs Walters and Mrs Elizabeth Derr are sisters.

L. L. Derr Roy Bert. Ferguson Walter, Mont D. Walters Villisca Ottumwa Elizabeth Derr Thirty-fourth Street L. L Derr Walters

Tehanya Camp Fire organized by Bethany church group

Friday evening at Bethany Congregational Church a Tehanya Camp Fire group was organized. Ellen Webrand was elected president with Lorraine Bliss as vice president Alo White as secretary Kathryn Roberts as treasurer Dorothy Blaine as scribe Iris Omelik as social chairman. Mrs May Blaine sponsors, Mrs R Mittan guardian, Winona Saylor assistant guardian.

Tehanya Bethany Congregational Church Ellen Webrand Lorraine Bliss Alo White Kathryn Roberts Dorothy Blaine Iris Omelik May Blaine R Mittan Winona Saylor

Ladies Literary Club Meeting Discusses Present Day Europe

The Ladies Literary club will meet Monday at 2 30 pm with Mrs P C Madison at Glass homestead 3354 Center Point road NE highway No 11. Mrs Sumner D Quarton will talk on Present Day Europe.

Ladies Literary Club P C Madison Glass Homestead Center Point Road Highway No Sumner D. Quarton Europe

Wednesday Social Club Meeting With Mrs George Crabb

The Wednesday Social club will meet with Mrs George Crabb at 1501 Fourth Avenue SE on Wednesday at 2:30 pm.

George Crabb Fourth Avenue SE

Six Groups Of The Woman's Club To Meet This Week

Six Cedar Rapids Woman's Club groups schedule meetings at the club house this week. History and Literature opens with a 2:30 p.m. Monday review of Light From Arcturus by Mildred Walker and songs by Alice Gills of Coe College. Mrs Dinwiddie recounts 1876 Philadelphia World’s Fair experiences. Tea follows. American Home hosts a musical tea Tuesday at 2 p.m. Officers and social committee members lead. International Relations holds its first fall study group Wednesday at 10 a.m. Current events discussants meet after a picnic lunch at 1 p.m. The program begins at 2:30 p.m. A Public Health Nursing talk by Mrs Ballard Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Tea. Dramatic Art hosts a Broadway Tea Friday at 3 p.m. in the club studio with theater notes from Cosmopolitan Grand Opera stars and other productions.

John P. Mills Arcturus Mildred Walker Alice Gills Coe College J. M. Dinwiddie Philadelphia American Home Department Oliver S. Wilson Guy Hershey W. P. Rohrbach L. C. Jefferis Walter Eaton Bertha le Febvre J. W. Ballard Public Health Nursing Association Philantropic Department Dramatic Art Department Club Cosmopolitan Grand Opera Company St. Moritz Hungarian Conservatory of Music Manhattan

Daughters of Isabella to Meet in Montrose Hotel

Iowa Daughters of Isabella plan a October 13 meeting at the Montrose hotel hosting visiting members and delegates from Iowa chapters. The event begins with 9:30 high mass at St Matthews church, then a city tour, luncheon at noon in the Crystal room, and a 2 p.m business session.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle Daughters of Isabella Iowa Montrose Hotel St. Matthew's Church Crystal Room Monica Goodyear Josephine Stover Gladyce Getz Josephine Hower Wanda Smith Vina Turner Esther Hronik Laura Buck Dorothy Stark Goldie Johnstone Kathryn Pogge Hazel Moore Violet Pieper Pauline Smid Lulu Cacek Katherine Quass Betty Allen Betty Locher Mary Dunlap Marcella Kline Dial 24702

Elaine Shonka Honored at Nebraska University

Elaine Shonka daughter of Mr and Mrs S V Shonka 3094 Twenty fifth street SE a junior student at the University of Nebraska has been chosen one of five girls from the entire student body to induct freshman girls into campus activities She has also been named editor of the administration section of the annual The Cornhusker.

Elaine Shonka S. V. Shonka Twenty-fifth Street University of Nebraska the Cornhusker

Friendless Home Aid Meeting Planned at Larson Home

The west side auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless will meet Monday at 2.30 p.m. at 1536 Eighth avenue SE. Members are asked to bring donations for the fruit reception. Hostesses will be Mrs. Larson, Mrs. M J Gullige, Mrs. R A Houser, Mrs. Nellie Broberg and Mrs. F A Talbott.

West Side Fred Larson Eighth Avenue SE Larson M J Gullige R A Houser Nellie Broberg F. A. Talbott

Ambar Grotto Auxiliary Holds Annual Guest Night

Ambar Grotto auxiliary met Friday at K P hall for its annual guest night. Mrs O F Slapnicka and Mrs J J Hervert led the program. Ruth Bokorney played piano, Croy Cullman read, and Doris Newman performed accordion solos. Prizes went to several members in contests, and Mrs Harry Chambers won the door prize. The projects included baby picture projections, and a large birthday cake honored president Mrs Ann Miller. Gay Starman and her committee provided refreshments.

Ambar Grotto K. P Hall O. F Slapnicka J. J. Hervert Ruth Bokorney Croy Cullman Doris Newman A. McGowan McNeil Fred Kubicek Christine Petersen Harry Chambers Ann Miller Gay Starman

Ethel Evans Weds Francis Tomasek in Williamsburg Church

Miss Ethel Elizabeth Evans daughter of Mrs. William J. Evans of Williamsburg and Francis W. Tomasek of Grinnell were married Saturday at 8 p.m. at First Congregational church Williamsburg. The ceremony featured Rev James B Hodgson of Cedar Rapids and included a reception at the Tomasek home. The couple will live in Grinnell after a trip to Chicago and Milwaukee.

Ethel E. Evans Williamsburg Francis Tomasek

Minerva Delphian to Discuss Greece at Roosevelt Meeting

Minerva Delphian chapter meets Monday at 2 p.m. in the Roosevelt hotel for a Greece study session led by Mrs. Floyd Knapp, Mrs. Irving Graver, Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. G. B. Beach, Mrs. L. F. Vane, and Mrs. H. W. Ward. Mrs. Carl Godden will replace current events with a brief talk on the Fort Peck dam project in central Montana.

Minerva Delphian Roosevelt Hotel Greece Floyd Knapp Irving Graver Harry Johnson G. B. Beach L. F. Vane H. W. Ward Carl Godden Fort Peck Dam Montana

Cedar Rapids Women Lead King’s Daughters Session in Ottumwa

Fortieth annual Town branch convention of the King’s Daughters gathers in Ottumwa Tuesday through Thursday with Cedar Rapids delegates and alternates from multiple circles. State officers, a county president, and international guests outline leadership duties and the keynote Leadership With Vision as Mrs Morris Leibert of New York City attends as speaker.

Cedar Rapids International Order of the King’s Daughters Ottumwa Marion Electa Carl Goodwin Rufus B. Culver Linn Martin Morris A. N. Hamiston W. E. Curtis Old People's Home Fort Madison A. F. Sander F. J. Mansfield Burlington W. F. Boiler Iowa City Goodwin Ruth Tombaugh W. H. Dodge Morris W. Leibert New York City Ida Mansfield Milo Wegner Everett Hoover Alfred W. Meyer W. Paul Engel Jane Boyd F. E. Young W. L. Fowler John Janecek C. W. Whipple H. C. Kimball Bertram Puckett W. H. Richards A. L. Drew E. C. Helfenstine Louise Seibert Kenneth Cornell Walter Miller George Serovy M. Sopousek Harry Dunker Lynn G. Swaney Grace Walpole R. A. Holmgren Robert McClaughry Carl Baumhoefner Service Circle Charles Klersey Ethyl Schuyler Myron Mason Friendship Circle V. E. Lichtenstein

Democratic Women To Meet Wednesday In Iowa County

Final arrangements are under Mrs. Philip Palmer of Cedar Rapids for a Democratic Women of the Second Congressional District meeting at the Roosevelt hotel. The Cedar Rapids committee includes Mrs. Marley Clark, Mrs. William McEvoy, Mrs. Floy Hyde, Mrs. F. L. Fuhrmeister, Mrs. Walter Hutchinson, Mrs. Roy Hyland, Mrs. G. T. McKibben, and Mrs. W. E. Lamey. Mrs. Hollingsworth of Marion also serves. The program starts at 10 a.m. with general business, luncheon, social hour, talks, and a demonstration of the reporter plan. Linn county vice-chairman Mrs. Paul Huston will give the welcome. Delegates come from Linn, Jackson, Scott, Jones, Clinton, and Dubuque counties.

Second Congressional District Roosevelt Hotel Philip Palmer Cedar Rapids Palmer Marley Clark Mount Vernon William McEvoy Central City Floy Hyde Walker F. L. Fuhrmeister Ely Walter Hutchinson Roy Hyland G. T. McKibben W. E. Lamey E. Hollingsworth Marion Paul Huston Linn County Linn, Jackson, Scott, Jones, Clinton and Dubuque Counties

Maxine Frick to Wed Clair Neal in October

Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Frick of Alburnett announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Maxine to E. Clair Neal of Detroit Michigan son of Mr and Mrs John Neal of Moorhead. The wedding will be solemnized Oct. 19 Miss Frick is a graduate of Ames schools and attended Iowa State college. Mr. Neal is a graduate of Moorehead schools and Iowa State college.

Alburnett F. B. Frick Ames Maxine E. Clair Neal Detroit Mich John Neal Moorehead Miss Frick Iowa State College Neal

Regional PTA Conference Set for Monticello October 9

Regional conference for Parent Teacher workers in the northeast district will be held in Monticello on Wednesday with Mrs. L. C. Schuknecht of Cedar Rapids presiding. Miss Frances Hays of Washington D C and Mrs. F A Haffa of Waterloo will speak and conduct a school of instruction for delegates. Names of Cedar Rapids attendees and district officers listed.

L. C. Schuknecht Cedar Rapids Monticello Frances Hays Washington, D. C National Congress of Parents and Teachers F. A. Haffa Waterloo Linn Cedar Jones Delaware Jackson Benton Dubuque Buchanan Clayton Schuknecht Haffa W. O. Johnstone Keiber R. F. Erickson P.T.A. Council H. W. Kindig Robert Gaines William A. Murphy Louis Jonas Lara Diehl John Buchan C. Thompson William Morgan SS. V. Shonka Harold Apfel Earl Funk G. C. Macklem W. L. Fahey L. L. Locher Joseph Trestnar John Sundberg Charles Stephens Bert Kickar H. E. Haegg R. M. Threlkeld Claude Parker R. B. van Cleve John Arnold Pierre Tracy Harry Dahlstrand August Cramer C. Kriz A. Kapoun Frank Stastny Robert Conway A. Holmes R. Decker L. Jiricek Harry Beadle A. Truesdell J. L. Shaw George Maloney R. F. Taft A. E. Einen G. L. van Deusen Stanley Reeder Kenneth Kohl Roy Bridge H. N. Bowser Willis Shaner F. Oberhaus J. Wallace Robert Heaton L. P. Buffington Ed L. Miller

Mrs J C Cunning and kin attend world series in Chicago

Mrs J C Cunning of 711 Fifteenth street SE and her daughters Miss Mabel Cunning and Mrs J L Carver traveled Saturday to Chicago to attend the world series games. Mrs Cunning and Mrs Carver plan visits to Gary Indiana and will return later in the week. Miss Cunning will return tonight.

J. C. Cunning Fifteenth Street Mabel Cunning J. L. Carver Chicago Cunning

Monday Shakespeare Club Meets at Mrs West Home

Mrs N Harold West of 3820 First Avenue East hosts the Monday Shakespeare club at 2 30 p m at her residence Students will study the second act of A Midsummer Night's Dream with interest and discussion anticipated by members

N. Harold West First Avenue E Monday Shakespeare Club

Announce Marriage Of Maxine Hoover And Godfrey Slavik

Mr and Mrs E L Hoover at 712 Eighth street SW announced the marriage of Maxine Hoover to Godfrey Slavik son of Mr and Mrs J Slavik 2007 street SW at a dinner Saturday evening. They were married May 18 at Morrison Illinois by Rev Harrison D Becker. Attendants were Mr and Mrs William James Donnan of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Slavik attended Grant high school class of 1931 and business college locally. Slavik a Grant graduate 1929 attended University of Iowa and Coe College and works in sales at Wilson and company. Photostatic copies of the wedding certificate announced the marriage. Table decor was pink and white. Guests included Misses Margaret Barcus Lucille Lawrence Eddice Weichman Eleanor Weichman and Coprah Wy kle and Mesdames M Brewer Everett Finch Dan Owen Marvin Bishop Leslie Hoskin Obie Peal Adolph Ahrends Donald Cozine William Donnan. Out of town guest Miss Erma Ross of Rock Island attended.

Ethel Elizabeth Evans William J. Evans Williamsburg Francis W. Tomasek Grinnell Frank W. Tomasek First Congregational Church Coe Wilson Junior High School James B. Hodgson Cedar Rapids Coe College Ermal Evans Donald W. Leik Dubuque Margaret Henderson Des Moines Faye Kinkennon Onawa Eleanor Remley Anamosa Lucille Smith Dexter Robert H. Kintzinger Hugh C. McCleery John R. Parish Charles P. Vogel David E. Peck Bayard J.undell Gladys Thomann Frank W. Tomaseck John M. Thompson Martha Powell Chicago Irene Whitmore Perry Opal Camden Allerton Florence Jones Mildred James Jeanette James Floyd Williams Annie Powell Jones Milwaukee Elm Street Tomasek University of Iowa Pi Beta Phi Sorority Waukee Wilson School College of Liberal Arts College of Law Theta Xi Tomasek and Vogel Hodgson Thomann John Thompson Jack Thompson Donald Livingston John Hallabaugh Lucille Elsege Jennie Post Wayne Montgomery E. L. Hoover Eighth Street Maxine M Godfrey Slavik J. Slavik Slavik Grant High School Business Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Wilson and Company Margaret Barcus Lucille Lawrence Eddice Weichman Eleanor Weichman Cprah Wykle M. Brewer Everett Finch Dan Owen Marvin Bishop Leslie Hoskin Obie Peal Adolph Ahrends Donald Cozine William Donnan Erma Ross Rock Island

Camp Fire Rally At Bever Park Draws 300 Attendees

About 300 Camp Fire girls leaders and new members attended a regatta rally at Bever Park on Friday. Guests joined in games, an outdoor dinner by bonfires, and songs led by Marion Hepner Nelson Fawcett. Paul Hanson unveiled Camp Hiaga color movies. Cornelia Cameron of Town City attended as a councillor guest.

Bever Park Rachel Hatch Marion Hepner Mary Nelson Evelyn Fawcett Paul Hanson Camp Hiaga Cornelia Cameron Town City Camp Hunga Betty Lee Warren Edith Boardman Georgiana Buresh Mary Gent Winona Saylor Bessie Gallagher Kathleen Donnovan Janis Hougham

Friendly club to hold regular meeting at YWCA

The Friendly club will meet at the Y W C A Tuesday at 7 30 p m with a short program and business session followed by games and dances directed by Mary Pratt New officers include Donald Burgess as president Miss Pratt as vice president and Jesse Burgess as secretary treasurer

Friendly Club Mary Pratt Donald Burgess Miss Pratt Jesse Burgess

Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Meeting on Opera

The Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at the Montrose hotel Monday at 7 30 p m The evening’s topic Opera will be discussed in its various phases by Gertrude MacNeill Ada Vedder Nellieve Borah Jessie Strang Catherine Lafferty and Margaret Gould

Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Business Girls’ Sorority Montrose Hotel Gertrude MacNeill Ada Vedder Nellieve Borah Jessie Strang Catherine Lafferty Margaret Gould

Service Circle Meeting of King's Daughters

The Service Circle of the King's Daughters meets at Mrs Raymond Reid's home 512 Knollwood Drive SE on Friday at 7 30 p m.

King’s Daughters Raymond Reid Knollwood Drive

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