National Garden Leaders Visit Des Moines Hosts
Des Moines hosts Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hamilton entertain prominent garden club leaders including Mrs. Frederic Kellogg of Morristown New Jersey and Mrs. F Joel Swift of Nyack New York. The visitors attended a council meeting and left for Omaha and other homes Friday after dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Hamilton
Frederick Kellogg
Morristown
N. J
National Council of Federated State Garden Clubs
F. Joel Swift
Nyack-on-the- Hudson
N. Y
Clara Limbert
Park McMullen
Kent Garden Club
Federation of Garden Clubs of Michigan
Joseph H. Brewer
Preston Rice
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mrs. Hamilton
Martha Marquis Circle hears Mrs. Max Daehler
Mrs. Max Daehler gave an entertaining talk on her summer trip through the mountains of Norway and climbing the Swiss Alps for the Martha Marquis circle of Coe college faculty wives. The meeting was held at Mrs. L. E. Garwood’s home with luncheon served by assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Daehler
Norway
Swiss Alps
Martha Marquis
Coe College
L. E. Garwood
C Avenue NE
Daechler
Marvin Cone
Ben Peterson
Vernon Lichtenstein
Forest Rutgers
C. T. Hickok
Janie Perkins
C. W. Perkins
Nugents Return from Minnesota Summer Ranch Trip
Mr and Mrs A E Nugent of 1411 Washington Avenue SE returned Thursday from their summer home at a ranch on Echo Lake Minnesota where they have resided since May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Nugent
Washington Avenue
Echo Lake
Minnesota
Bailey Couple Headed to Madison for Iowa Wisconsin Game
Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailey of 1832 Second Avenue SE will drive Saturday morning to Madison Wisconsin to attend the Iowa Wisconsin football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Bailey
Second Avenue SE
Madison
Wis
Miss Lucile Gammon Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday
Miss Lucile Gammon daughter of Mr and Mrs James G Gammon was honored on her eighteenth birthday Tuesday by a group of friends. Those present included Mr and Mrs Stanley Biiney and the Misses Adelaide Gibson Alma Hemsky Alta Comley Edna Comley Irmalea Butka and Guy Rich Robert Comley Donald Johnson LeRoy Greene Donald Chapshan and Mr and Mrs Elmer Splitger ber and their children. Miss Gammon received a number of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Gammon
James G. Gammon
Stanley Biiney
Adelaide Gibson
Alma Hemsky
Alta Comley
Edna Comley
Irmalea Butka
Guy Rich
Robert Comley
Donald Johnson
LeRoy Greene
Donald Chapshan
Elmer Splitgerber
Miss Gammon
Miss Virginia Stanek Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Miss Virginia Stanek of 1511 Second Street SW hosted a bridge club gathering Tuesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Katherine Cuyler, Miss Mildred Hadley, and Miss Florence Reese, with several members including Miss Josephine Patton and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stanek
Second Street
Katherine Cuyler
Mildred Hadley
Florence Reese
Josephine Patton
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Ann Kriz
Vara Bowman
Schulze announce marriage of Helene Kranz to J L Douda
Mr and Mrs L E Schulze announce the marriage of their daughter Helene Kranz to J L Douda at Rock Island Illinois on Thursday. They will live with Mrs Douda's parents at 636 Eighteenth avenue SW Cedar Rapids for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Schulze
Helene Kranz
J. L. Douda
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Ill
Mrs. Douda
Eighteenth Avenue
Sorority Hosts Friday Evening Spread in Rooms
Alpha Gamma Delta members will enjoy a Friday evening spread at 6 in its rooms with Harriet Mateer and Beryl Brookman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Harriet Mateer
Beryl Brookman
Milwaukee Women’s Club Card Party Friday Night
The Milwaukee Women’s club hosts a member card party at the clubrooms Friday at 8 30 p m Mrs Frank Hall will be among the organizers guiding the event for members seeking a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Women’s Club
Frank Hall
Local A. A. U. W. chapter to honor guests at Cedar Rapids meeting
Cedar Rapids A A U W plans a Friday dinner at the Montrose hotel with speaker Mrs. F G Atkinson of Minneapolis first vice president and National Fellowship fund chairwoman and guest Mrs F H Waters of Ames director of the Northwest section. The dinner is the branchs sole event of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Atkinson
Minneapolis
American Association of University Women
National Fellowship Fund Committee
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Atkinson
F. H. Waters
Ames
Northwest
Y W C A Fall Conference Sets Up Year Plans
Young Women's Christian Association committees board members and staff meet Saturday at the association building for the annual fall setting up conference. Opening worship at 10 a.m. led by Mrs P W Jacobson follows five minute talks on community expectations. Luncheon at 12 30 then joint reports and final worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
P. W. Jacobson
Charles D. Menson
Estella Swem
J. R. McCullough
Edith Zezula
George Laird
W. H. Morgan
Iowa City
Morgan
D. A. Stoffet
Zz. W. C. A. Board
R. F. Judson
Sorority Tea Hosted by Kappa Delta Pledges
Pledges of Kappa Delta entertained members of other sororities at a Thursday afternoon tea in the chapter room located at 1400 Second Avenue. Dean Mary Bell, Miss Helen Hanson, and Miss Zeta Colee presided at the tea table with decorations in green and white and Miss Eva Lou McPike in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Second Avenue
Dean Mary Bell
Helen Hanson
Miss Zeta Colee
Eva Lou McPike
Woman's club opens fall program with sewing meeting
The philanthropic department of the Woman's club held its first fall program on Thursday afternoon at the clubhouse. Members spent the afternoon sewing and officers served tea including Mrs. M. B. DeWoody, Mrs. Millie Davis, and Miss Anna Calderwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Club
M. B. DeWoody
Millie Davis
Anna Calderwood
Mt Vernon Club Women Hostesses At Federation Tea
Mt. Vernon Iowa district convention of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs features a 4 to 5 pm tea at Pfeiffer hall drawing room hosted by local club women. Reception committee includes Mrs H J Burgstahl er Mrs J B Robinson and others. Official tables led by club presidents. Breakfast hosts include state and local club leaders. Thursday sessions planned at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Club
Federation Tea
Ingleside
Glenn Rogers
Altruria
E. E
Eru
William Larrabee
Clermont
Eugene Henely
Grinnell
Francis Whitley
Webster City
E. M. Adams
Central City
Eugene Adams
H. Gratiot
Dubuque
Cser Kellogg
Cedar Rapids
Guest Of Mrs C H Wilkins Honored At Several Events
Mrs. J E Smith of Passaic New Jersey visits in the city a month and is honored at multiple social affairs. Mrs C L Douglass hosted a luncheon at her SE home then guests joined a bridge session at the Ausadie residence. Mrs Amnie K Franken Miss Katherine Franken and Mrs J C Johnson gave a luncheon and later bridge at the Franken home. Mrs John Russell and Miss Harriet Boyce hosted a luncheon at 415 Seventeenth Street SE for Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Smith
Passaic
N. J
C. H. Wilkins
Blake Boulevard
C. L. Douglass
Knollwood Drive
Smith
Amnie K. Franken
Katherine Franken
J. C. Johnson
Ausadie Teace
Franken
Hillcrest Drive
Bridge
John Russell
Harriet Boyce
Seventeenth Street SE
Honor for Dr and Mrs Harlan Updegraff in Mount Vernon
Dr. and Mrs. Harlan Updegraff and their son Berlan of Washington DC visit their daughter Dr. Ruth Updegraff in Iowa City and are hosted by friends in Mount Vernon. Dinner at Dr. James Harlans home with guests including President H Burgstahler and several professors. Open house follows. Lisbon home set for Friday. Eva Blue plans Pfeiffer hall dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Updegraff
Berlan
Washington, D. C
Ruth Updegraff
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Updegraff
Cornell College
James Harlan
H. J. Burgstahler
William Ebersole
Harry Kelly
Eva Blue
Elsie Barrett
Leila Huebsch
H. C. Stancliff
Harlan
Updegraffs
W. C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Pfeiffer Hall
King’s Daughters Circle Meets With Grace Drew
The I. H. N. circle of King’s Daughters met Thursday with Miss Grace Drew at 1304 Third Avenue SE and discussed its activities for the coming year. Mrs. A. L. Drew, the president, and Mrs. E. C. Helfenstine were named delegates to attend the convention in Burlington from October 12 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of
King’s Daughters
Grace Drew
Third Avenue SE
A. L. Drew
E. C. Helfen- Stine
Burlington
Hoovers Visit Des Moines Trip with Risden Family
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hoover and daughter Maxine with Miss Ruth Stoddard returned from a several day visit in Des Moines. They were guests at the state house of J. E. Risden and attended events with President and Mrs. Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hoover
Maxine
Ruth Stoddard
Des Moines
Fred van Horn
State House
J. E. Risden
Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Midboro Club Hosts Luncheon at Mrs Spencer’s Home
The Midboro club met at Mrs. H. W. Spencer’s residence 510 Thirty-second street NE for a luncheon. The next gathering is set for Mrs. Glen Thomas’s home 3024 FE avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
8. W. Spencer
Thirty-second Street
Glen Thomas
FE Avenue
Beta Phi Alpha to Honor Parents at Coe College
Members of Beta Phi Alpha sorority at Coe College will honor their parents with a post game spread. The event follows the football game at the Beta Belfry in the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Coe College
Beta Belfry
Thimble Air club meets at Mrs Bean home
A newly formed Thimble Air club met at 1104 G avenue NE with Mrs Ruth Kalista Mrs Anna Wachal Mrs Maybelle Kerstens Mrs Bert McDowell Jr Miss Lenore Kloubec and Miss Blanche Drahos in attendance. Wachal elected lessee garvanann and Bean chosen secretary and treasurer. Next meeting set for one week at Miss Blanche Drahos home. First meeting occurred September 28 with Mrs Ruth Ka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Air Club
Clyde Bean
G Avenue
Ruth Kalista
Anna Wachal
Maybelle Kerstens
Bert McDowell
Lenore Kloubec
Blanche Drahos
Ruth Ka
Skits Draw Big Crowd at Rapids Country Club Dinner
About eighty five members attended the Rapids Country Club family dinner on Thursday night to enjoy four short skits performed by the club entertainment committee and other members. Skits included humorous misdirections about pastry versus jewels and gender role caricatures in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids Country Club
James W. Bell
John Carey
Douglas Kirk
Jane Carey
Joseph P. Cotton, Jr
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Julia Robbins
Gordon Lay
Irene Kadlec Weds Harry B James in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Miss Irene Marie Kadlec married Harry B James in a 5 pm Wed service at Hus Memorial Church in Cedar Rapids with about 100 guests. The couple, introduced by her father, planned a Minnesota motor trip before settling in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Marie Kadlec
Harry B. James
Hus Memorial
Bren
Frank Troyak
Charlotte Trachta
Leonard Chadima
South Side Commercial Club
South Side Club
Mrs. James
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Mr. James
Pattern 2404 apron frock for home sewers
A Cedar Pattern ad describes Pattern 2404 an apron frock popular with housewives reversible fronts simple details and easy to sew Sizes 34 to 44 require fabric 4 1/2 yards for size 34 Includes illustrated step by step instructions and 15 cents per pattern Order by writing name address and style number Pattern Catalogue offered with 32 pages of models and prices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Babylonian Priests Shaped Law, Writing, and Fate
In ancient Babylon the capital Babylon housed major temples where priests presided over law, sacrifices, and education in sacred writing. Priests claimed skills in foretelling events by liver shape, celestial omens from the moon and planets, and stars seen as divine powers. Some served as dream interpreters, others played harps, sang, or exorcised demons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abylonia
Borsippa
Cuba
Kish
Isban
Babylon
Venus
Surprise Leaflet Offer From Uncle Ray 1932
The notice advertises a leaflet titled 24 Riddles Five Magic Tricks and Seven Puzzles. Readers are invited to request the pamphlet by mailing a letter to Uncle Ray care of this newspaper, enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope. Copyright 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ray
Ashley Chapter To Hear Edgar Harlan
Edgar R. Harlan curator of the Historical Memorial and Art department will discuss Chief Black Hawk at the Ashley chapter D A R meeting. The talk follows the regular meeting at the Woman's club starting 2 30 p m with Marion Linn chapter invited as guests of the Cedar Rapids chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Edgar R. Harlan
Historical Memorial and Art Department of
Town
Ashley Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club
Marion Linn
Marion
Cedar Rapids
P. T. A. Edgewood meeting outlines activities
Edgewood No. 1 P. T. A. met Thursday at 8 p m with president George Geiger outlining P. T. A. value to parents and reporting the Waterloo district meeting. Albert Earl to attend Grant high school recreation classes. four mothers to study child development home management nutrition and home relations. Officers listed along with committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood No. 1
George Geiger
Waterloo
Albert Earl
Grant High School
O. Olver
G. B. Hale
J. Gerber
Mother's Club
George Patterson
H. G. Apfel
H.G. Apfel
A. Harris
T. Wall
A. Goodenough
O. Mason
O. R. Olver
Funk
C. Bird
College Club To Hear Of Women’s Corrective Farm
Miss Elizabeth Munger superintendent of the State Farm for Women at Niantic Connecticut will speak at a Cedar Rapids College club meeting in the Crystal room of the Hotel Montrose The state farm operates 1000 acres run by the girls under supervision It offers insights into delinquent girls becoming better adjusted to community life Members considering joining are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Munger
State Farm For Women
Niantic
Conn
Cedar Rapids College Club
Montrose
State Farm
Miss Dorothy Georkee Hosts Prewedding Party at 414 Sixth Ave
Miss Dorothy Georkee entertained at her home on Monday evening in honor of Miss Lucille Greene whose marriage to Kenneth Baker will take place Saturday. Music and dance provided the entertainment with prizes awarded to Mrs Baker and Mrs F O Greene. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother Mrs J F Gearkee. Attending were Lucille Greene Mary Jane Stein Maxine Petranek Pearl Blood Harriet Meeker Pauline Gillette Grace Atkins and Mesdames F O Greene Anna Baker H J Underwood Norman Scott and J F Gearkee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Georkee
Sixth Avenue SW
Lucille Greene
Kenneth Baker
Danco
Baker
F. O. Greene
J. F. Gearkee
Mary Jane Stein
Maxine Petranek
Pearl Blood
Harriet Meeker
Pauline Gillette
Grace Atkins
Anna Baker
H. J. Underwood
Norman Scott
Will Rogers Honored as Senior Classmate at Wellesley
Wellesley Mass AP Will Rogers the cowboy humorist has been chosen by the college seniors as their honorary classmate. Each year a member is nominated to receive the honor and deliver the class supper address in June. Last year actor George Arliss held the same honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Will Rogers
Wellesley College
George Arliss
Fire Destroys Barn and Damages House in SE City
A barn behind Ra h Schuman residence at 1252 Tenth SE burned after a 12:55 a.m. origin blaze. The fire spread to an adjacent home belonging to Claude Maufin and Art Miller at 1311 Eleventh St SE, destroying the barn and damaging the side and roof. interior damage limited to water and smoke. Firemen were summoned to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra H Schuman
Tenth Pe SE
Claude Maufin
Art Miller
Eleventh Street SE
Schuman
Groceries and Jewelry Stolen From Home
Mrs. W. F. Reynolds reports theft of groceries a watch chain a charm two rings and a stick pin from her home at 1122 Eighth Street NW. The groceries were found in the garage the next morning while the jewelry disappeared between 2 05 p m and 3 30 p m with the house locked during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Reynolds
Eighth Street
Prince of Wales Cake with Apple Sauce Recipe
A reader recalls a spicy Prince of Wales cake from childhood and shares a suggested apple sauce cake recipe. The cook’s apple sauce makes the cake moist and keeps well for several days, as noted by Nancy who found the recipe in her book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Apple Sauce Loaf Cake From Old Recipe
Cream shortening and sugar then add egg. Lightly flour nut raisins and fold into mixture. Sift flour with soda salt cinnamon and cloves. Stir in apple sauce and vanilla. Bake in an oiled leaf cake pan at 350F for one hour. Do not ice.
Nancy Page Seeks SASE for Leaflet Request
Notice asks readers to send a stamped self addressed envelope to Nancy Page via this paper to obtain a leaflet. The copyright 1932 notice accompanies the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Nancy Page
Maddigan School Recital Showcases Intermediate Pupils
The Maddigan School of Music presents a Saturday forenoon recital in its auditorium featuring intermediate students. The program includes readings, piano solos and duets, violin pieces, dance, drama, and a junior dancing party segment with numerous named students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddigan School of Music
Valient
Burns
de Wentworth
Dorothy Shaw
Jeaniehens Meister
Tucker
Tt Patton
Olin
Brown
A Edwards
Joseph Russell
Ruth Preg
Janet Nae
Gath- Sones Beicols
Phyllis Kobe
Dogbhy
Evelyn Kezar
la Vernesse Johnson
Dorothy Mae Meryeee
Reynolds Will Probate Set After Gun Death
A will drafted in 1931 near Long Island leaves Smith Reynolds vast Reynolds tobacco holdings to his brother and two sisters, minus specific bequests. It provides 50 000 to Albert Walker, a 50 000 to his first wife Anne Cannon Reynolds and their daughter Anne Cannon Reynolds II, with other arrangements reported but not named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smith Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Reynolds
Long Island
Libby Holman
Miss Holman
Albert Walker
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Anne Cannon Reynolds II
Mrs Keith-Miller And Capt Lancaster To Leave Country
Labor department waives deportation warrants for Captain W N Lancaster and Mrs Jessie M Keith-Miller as they plan to depart the United States next Friday. Officials say the case is closed, with no further action on alleged alien smuggling from Cuba and no charges pending in the killing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
W.N. Lancaster
Jessie M. Keith-Miller
Miller
Lancaster
Hayden Clarke
Miami
Cuba
Blacksmith Shop Turned Tiny Theater Near Germantown
In Philadelphia a historic early Colonial blacksmith shop on the Germantown battlefield site has been converted into a small theater. Next week the venue presents Robin Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Germantown
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Martha Marquis Circle
Wisconsin
Kranz-Douda
Clubs
Milwaukee Club
Zoric
South Second St
Y. W
Kappa Delta
Philanthropic Dept
Cornell
Miss Drew
Cesa
Irene Kadlec
Uncle Ray’s
Babylonia
Ashley
Edgar Harlan
P. T. A. Meetings
Edgewood No
Miss Greene
Gazette
By Plorence
la Gente
Maddigan School
Congress
Plete Hippodrome
W. C. F. & N. Railway
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Roxy
Roxy's Nite Club
Howard Snyder
Irene Dochterman
Radio Star
Reynolds Estate
Mrs. Keith-Miller
Capt. Lancaster
Smithy
Cedar’rapids
Veterans of Foreign Wars
BIG Midway
Iowa
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