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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1935
Page
3
The annual trophy dinner and dance at the Country club drew over 100 attendees. Committee leaders included C. B. Ashby and G. B. Ferrell. Trophies were awarded to ladies including Georgia Bassow and June Bennett, while men’s honors went to Francis Damon and Carl Ashby.
St Luke's alumnae association will meet Monday at 1 p.m. at the nurses home. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
A social calendar for the first semester of 1935 36 was released by Coes regulation and privilege committee after a meeting of social chairmen. Events include house dances by Chi Beta Phi and Delta Delta Delta, homecoming dances, fall dances hosted by several sororities and fraternities, two college plays, interfraternity council dances, ladies choice dance, and an all college dance. The Flunkers frolic closes semester on January 31.
Miss Geneva Jarboe daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Jarboe and Lester L Klingler son of Mr and Mrs John Klingler were married Saturday at 4 pm at Ur bana by Rev Robert Thompson Methodist minister. Guests included family friends and two wedding showers were given in her honor. The couple will reside in Alburnett and both have local school and service backgrounds.
Alpha Xi alumnae host a Monday picnic supper at 6 PM at 1952 Fifth Avenue SE. Miss Burdine Lattner fronts the event with Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson and Miss Virginia Cavin assisting. Plans for the year to be discussed. alumnae not yet called for reservations should contact Miss Lattner.
The Hayes P T A preschool group meets in the school auditorium Wednesday at 2 p m for a radio course lecture Learning to Eat. All district mothers of preschool children are invited. Kenwood P T A Mother Teacher picnic postponed. plans to be announced.
The Garfield P T A will hold its annual benefit card party October 18 at the homes of members. For information call the president or the finance committee chair.
Van Buren P T A and Polk school P T A announce meetings Tuesday at 2 p.m. in their respective locations. A short children's program will precede a business meeting and social hour. All new district parents are invited.
Advice to parents on child behavior focuses on attention as the trigger for misbehavior. It suggests praising good actions, avoiding fuss when misbehaviors occur, and calmly administering punishment if needed. The article notes that objectionable words often seek parental shock, advises ignoring first offenses, and promotes replacing with wholesome terms. It also mentions a 40 page booklet offering more solutions and ordering details via coupon.
St Marys Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. in school parlors with Mrs. Crowley as hostess. John Huss Aid plans Thursday 2:15 p.m. at Mrs Lahmans home, 310 Fourteenth Avenue SW, with dinner at Mrs J T Wursters tea room. Reservations via Miss Helen Arduser at 2 3255 by Monday morning.
The Bethany Mission circle of Bethany Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the chapel 2040 First Avenue East.
The Philathea class of First Baptist plans an evening meeting at Mrs. Merritt Heath’s home 1534 First Avenue East on Monday at 7 30. George Sherman will recount his trip to Washington and a brief business session is planned.
The Protheon class of the First Congregational church will hold a work meeting at the church house Friday at 1 30. Plans for the annual meeting will be made during the session.
The Women’s Missionary Society circles of Calvary Baptist church schedule meetings this week. The Walter D Schulz circle gathers at 721 Sixteenth Street SE on Thursday at 2 30 p.m. The Anna Norber circle meets with Mrs Harvey Goodenough at 710 Seventh Street SW Thursday at 2 30 p.m. The Sarah Fuller circle convenes with Mrs D F Martin at 1042 Fourteenth Avenue SW on Friday at 1 30 p.m.
The Kenwood Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the George S. Holmes home located at 125 Twenty-ninth Street Southeast.
The Van Vechten guild of the Peoples Church will meet for a luncheon on Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs. Vernon Barta, Mrs. Martin Bowman and Mrs. S. V. Shonka.
The Ladies Aid of Saron Lutheran Church will gather at the church parlors Thursday at 2 30 p m Hostesses are Mrs Anna Erickson Mrs W Lamb Mrs John Lundquist and Mrs Ervin Stepanek readying for the meeting with light refreshments to follow
The professional women's class of St Pauls Methodist church will hold its regular business and social meeting Tuesday with a draft agenda and fellowship plans.
The Camp Fire girls of Trinity Methodist church will hold a friendship council and picnic supper Tuesday at 6 15 p m at the church. All Camp Fire girls prospective members and their mothers are invited and asked to bring picnic requirements. Coffee will be furnished. The Susannah Wesley class meets Wednesday at 1 p m with Mrs C H Newman 1008 B avenue NW for luncheon. Mrs O P Erbe assists the hostess.
The Protheon class of Westminster church will meet Friday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Harriet Moffit 1749 A avenue NE Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Reid Nelson Mrs J R McCullough and Mrs R H Thompson.
St Johns Guild of St Johns Episcopal church will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs O I Johnson located at 1822 Seventh Avenue SE.
The Ladies Industrial Society of Sinclair Memorial church meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. George Phillips home 716 Sixteenth Street SE. Members are asked to bring thimbles and needles.
The Ladies Aid society of Central Park Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Carberry, 307 Twenty-eighth street drive SE, Friday at 2 30 p.m. Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames Walter Rice, A C Robbie, A W Van Vleck, A T Pleune, Arthur Baxter, R M Threlkeld, Harlan Hickey, C R Whistler, Otto Gustafsson, Walter Kahler, A E Tappen, W C Luse, Leon Paulson, Josie Wisegarver, Harry Bean and T Wienands.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors Thursday at 2 30 p.m. Hostesses will be Mesdames Fred Fitch Carl Baumhoefner H E Miller and Frank Wheeler.
The ladies aid of the First Re formed church will meet Wednesday at 12 o'clock for luncheon at the church. All members and their friends are invited.
The Philathea class of St Pauls Methodist church will hold a Ken sington Friday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs Murrel Mueller 114 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE. Mrs A A Bagley is chair man with Mrs O E Atkinson as co chair.
The Daniels Park Church Ladies Aid plans an all day gathering at the James Dunlop cottage this Thursday. Members are asked to bring sandwiches or a covered dish and to call Mrs. E. C. Penrod at 24717 for transportation.
St Elizabeths guild of St Johns church will meet Friday at the home of Mrs W W Boardman at 1834 Grande avenue SE.
St Rita’s Society of St Matthew’s Church will sponsor a card party and dance at Pla Mor on October 21. A society meeting is scheduled for Monday evening to make further plans.
St Pauls Protheon class of St Pauls church will hold a picnic luncheon at 12 30 p m Friday at the home of Mrs George Ramsey 546 Knollwood drive SE Assisting hostesses include Mrs J M Nemecek Mrs F O Keefer Mrs Winifred Nelson and Mrs W C Ellis
The fourth division of the Keane School Workers will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Keane hall. Hostesses are Mrs Norman Smith and Mrs Lee Boston.
The Peoples Church social circle meets Friday at 2 30 p m with Miss Betty Low at 800 Daniels Street NE Mrs M S Hallman speaks on the stratosphere flight.
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Kenwood Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. The gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Breatin at 145 Thirty-fourth Street.
The ladies association of the First Evangelical church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs George Stauffacant 225 First avenue W Assisting hostesses will be Mrs T Lange Mrs L A Talbott Mrs G Buchan Mrs R Besser and Mrs Una Bryant All women of the church are invited to attend.
Division No 4 of Trinity Methodist church meets with Mrs A B Curtis at 921 Gravenue NW on Thursday at 1 pm for luncheon. Mrs G Walsh will assist the hostess. St James Aid The General Aid society of St James Methodist church meets Thursday at 2 30 pm. Members and friends are invited.
St Rose circle of the Immaculate Conception will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the school parlor. Hosts are Mrs M J Molumby and Mrs J H Griffin.
The First Reformed church will meet in the church parlor at noon Wednesday for luncheon and an important business meeting. Plans for the Rev. Frank S. Bremer reception will be made and committees appointed. The Mary Martha Guild of the First Presbyterian church meets Friday at 2 p.m. at 4303 Mount Vernon Avenue SE. Mrs. H. R. Mowery assists the hostess. Miss Mary Toof will give devotions. Mrs. Pierre Tracy and Mrs. Everett Phillips discuss The Enaction of the Church in Modern Life.
Mrs. F L Harrington entertained her bridge club with prizes won by Mrs August Hansen Mrs Lyle Jenkins Mrs W N Morse The Social Card club met with Mrs Carl Westphal prizes went to Mrs Peter Jansen Mrs Peter Fredericksen and Mrs Mary Sieveka The C T T club was hosted by Mrs W J Beckwith Others included the Methodist Episcopal missionary society Ladies Aid at Mrs C J Ingwersen with helpers Lena Shimerda Jud Swordes Harriet Shaffer and Albert Rohweder OO E S October meeting slated Monday with picnic preceding In charge are Mrs Henry Kruse Hale Mrs Lyle Tompkins Mrs W N Morse Mrs F L Harrington Mrs John Bramer Mrs Jennie Schaefer and Lyle Tompkins Edwin and Helen Weshelen entertained the Luther league Friday The Past Noble Grand circle met at Mrs Alex Adams in Miles The freshman class enjoyed a wiener roast Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Bethel hosted the contract bridge club on Tuesday with two tables in play. Attending ladies included Mrs. R. E. Montagne Mrs. W. E. Cornell Mrs. Glen Dgloe Mrs. Fred Winn Edith Geskin Irene Ann Haltmeyer and Lucille Dvorak.
Last minute registrations for the fall and winter term of classes at the Y W C A may be made this week as the classes begin. A wide program includes rhythm, crafts, games, archery, badminton, bowling, dance, and wood and metal work for all ages.
The Silver Cross Circle of King's Daughters meeting scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed to October 23. The circle plans to discuss upcoming charity events and member responsibilities at the rescheduled gathering.
Mrs R C Meyers of 400 Third Avenue SW and her sister Miss Ann Gatens of 709 Eighth Street SW will depart this morning for Los Angeles California to visit their sister Mrs J Hi Trundy. They plan to stay about a month and will include a visit to the San Diego exposition in their itinerary.
Grand Mound hostesses led a miscellaneous shower Wednesday for Mrs Ray LeBarge. Prizes were won in bridge by Ker mit Eschbach and Laverne Riley. Happy Bunch club danced and played 500 with Mrs Will Campbell. Rebekah lodge marked an anniversary with a program and lunch by Bertha Rock and Anna Blunck.
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