Woman's Club To Ballot On Monday For Vice-President
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club will hold informal ballots Monday at 2 30 PM to nominate a first vice president. Mrs Ben Ogden named ten tellers including Mrs Goreham, Mrs Artis, Miss Snouffer, and others. The meeting also features a first by law reading, with second reading and vote planned in two weeks. The art department hosts the program, with board meetings and department activities scheduled through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Ben Ogden
W. E. Goreham
G. H. Artis
Matilda Snouffer
D. P. Schwarzentruber
Frank C. Nissen
J. J. Terrall
T. K. Hefner
H. Keller
W. P. Rohrbach
L. R. Ehlers
Art Department
Art. Department
Iowa Artists Dinner Attended by Dunns at Younker's
Mr and Mrs Allen I Dunn traveled to Des Moines for the Iowa Artists dinner at Younker's tea room Saturday evening They stayed over the weekend and planned an artists tea this afternoon before their return home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen I. Dunn
Des Moines
Iowa
Younker's
Mrs Hulda Koehn Weds Rev George Eschenbacher
Hulda Koehn, daughter of Joseph Koehn of Lincoln township, married the Rev George Eschenbacher Sunday at St John’s Lutheran church in Marengo. A reception for 180 guests followed at the bride's father’s home. The couple will reside in Bertha, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eschenbacher
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Marengo
Eschenbacher
Hulda Koehn
Joseph Koehn
Lincoln Township
Bertha, Minn
Entertainment Planned For Wives Of Veterinarians
The Eastern Iowa Veterinary convention will host activities for attending wives on Tuesday and Wednesday. A card party begins at 1 30 PM at the Montrose hotel with prizes, followed by a banquet and ball Tuesday night. Wednesday includes an 11 00 AM entertainment by Miss Louise Hathaway at the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company bungalow, lunch at 12 30 PM at the Hotel Roosevelt, and a 1 45 PM theater party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Convention
Guy F. Hershey
Joseph F. Ryan
Grant B. Munger
R. T. White
Montrose
Hep Ligepe
Louise Hathaway
Iowa
Friendly Club Meeting Arranged for Tuesday in Montrose Hotel
The Friendly club sponsored by the Cedar Rapids playground commission will hold its second Tuesday evening gathering at 7 30 in the Terrace Garden of the Montrose hotel. Capt Willard L Hayes from the Palisades civilian conservation camp will discuss the project while Lucille Funkey Maurice Dunlap and Robert Downing of the Leefers Players perform three one act skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
Cedar Rapids
Leefers
Frank Carne
Four Mosquitoes
Donald
Clifford DeFore
Joe Wilde
Ray Clark
Raleigh A. Lacy
Montrose
Jane Boyd division hosts luncheon at Nehls home
The Jane Boyd division of the First Christian church met at Mrs. H. L. Nehls 125 Twenty sixth street drive SE Friday for a luncheon served by several hostesses. Afterward a program by Mrs. W. W. Littlejohn’s division featured participants Mrs. F. A. Burchard Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs. L. E. MacLaughlin with a solo by Mrs. Walter Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
First Christian Church
H. L. Nehls
Twenty Sixth Street Drive
Nehls
Robert Kehne
W. M. Moravec
C. E. Shomler
George Bott
W. R. Cairns
Mayme Goodwin
W. W. Littlejohn
F. A. Burchard
W. Smith
L. E. MacLaughlin
Walter Daniels
East Side W C T U Meeting at Miss Main Home
The East Side branch of the W C T U will gather at Miss Helen Main's home, 1547 B avenue NE, Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs. C B Hungerford leading. Attendees may hear convention reports. The West Side group holds a Wednesday picnic lunch at 12 30 with Mrs Ed Plummer at 617 Eighth Avenue SW and devotions led by Mrs G A Roas. Reports from the state convention will be shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Helen Main
B Avenue
C. B. Hungerford
West Side
Ed Plummer
Eighth Avenue
G. A. Roas
Arrival of John Bales Jr in California
Word reached his parents that John Bales Jr left about two weeks ago to drive west and plans to be away for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bales, Jr
California
Tune Detective Sigmund Spaeth Speaks at Coe College
Sigmund Spaeth known as the Tune Detective will be guest night speaker at a three group meeting. He will lecture Wednesday evening in the Coe college chapel for the Business and Professional Women's club the College club and the American Association of University Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Spaeth
Coe College Chapel
Business and Professional Women's Club
College Club
American Association of University Women
Little Gallery Tea Attracts Midwest Art Lovers
The Sunday tea at the Little Gallery runs from 2 30 to 5 p m inviting the public to view the Midwest artists exhibit now showing. Mrs Edward B Rowan oversees with the Dubuque Art association seeking the show for November. Rowan will premiere a one man water color exhibition in a new Dubuque gallery soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gallery
Midwest
Edward B. Rowan
Dubuque Art Association
Dubuque Association
Don Glasell
Dubuque
Mr. Rowan
Rowan
Des Moines
Iowa Artists’ Club
Louise Leibert circle prepares for luncheon meeting
The Louise Leibert circle will meet with Mrs. M Sopousek at 1 Tuesday for the regular luncheon. Mrs. R I Horton and Mrs A N Hamiston represented the circle at the recent state convention in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
Reid daughter leaves for Oak Park visit two weeks
Patsy Ruth Reid daughter of Mr and Mrs Oval Reid 927 Fourteenth avenue SW departed Saturday with Mrs George Metheny for Oak Park Illinois. She will stay two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Secrest and visit the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ruth Reid
Oval Reid
Fourteenth Avenue
Oak Park
Iil
George Metheny
Jack Secrest
Wednesday Shakespeare Club Meeting at Mrs Hickok Home
The Wednesday Shakespeare club meets at 2018 Fifth Avenue SE the home of Mrs C T Hickok. Roll call will be answered by quotations with a discussion on Legendary History of Rome and a reading from Act III of Coriolanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Church circles plan Wednesday meetings at two homes
St Gertrude s Circle of St Matthews parish meets Wednesday at 2 p m at Mrs George Norman 2322 D Avenue Nel Susannah Wesley Class of Trinity Methodist holds a 2 p m regular business meeting at Kensington home of Mrs G A Shaffer 726 E Avenue NW Anna Burkhalter Guild of First Presbyterian to dine Tuesday at 1 with assistants Mrs Harris Bennett Mrs H D O Meara and Mrs Tom H Wright jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gertrude’s Circle
St. Gertrude's
St. Matthew’s Parish
George Norman
D Avenue
Susannah Wesley
Trinity Methodist Church
Kensington
G. A. Shaffer
E Avenue NW
Anna Burkhalter Guild
Anna Burkhalter
First Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Manson
Harris H. Bennett
H. D. O'Meara
Tom H. Wright,jr
Community church groups schedule meetings and programs
The Lutheran Brotherhood will meet in the church parlors Thursday at 7 30 pm to discuss important business and the family worship led by J C Horner. The Amy Sinclair Guild of the First Presbyterian church holds its fall luncheon at 1 Tuesday at Mrs A R Butterfield 318 Nineteenth St SE with hostesses listed. The Women's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical church presents a 7 30 pm program featuring a candle processional solo vocal by Lenore Stark and a two act play Janey performed by a listed cast with music between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the First Lutheran Church
J. C. Horner
Amy Sinclair
First Presbyterian Church
A. R. Butterfield
Nineteenth Street SE
J. Elliott Davis
Eugene C. Hoyt
Donald Lynch
R. F. Torstenson
Marvin Wright
F. Talbott
George Buchan
F Adams
Edith Bryant
Fred J Kluss To Address Ashley Chapter Meeting
Fred J. Kluss will address Ashley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on The Permanence of the United States Constitution. The meeting will be held Saturday in the rooms at the Woman's club with hostesses Lenora Beggs chairing and a list of members assisting including Mrs. Glenn Averill and Mrs. Estella Jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Kluss
Ashley Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman’s Club
Lenora Beggs
Glenn Averill
A. G. Bauder
Ora Beitzell
Frances Devitt
C. W. Bloomhall
Shannon Botts
Byrd Butler
J. W. Dunn
Helen Dunn
Estella Jump
Mrs Mary Smith Honored Before Dayton Marriage
Mrs E H Gundling and Miss Esther Smith hosted sixteen guests at bridge for Miss Mary Smith at 815 E Avenue NW. The sister will wed A G Adamson of Dayton Ohio later this month. prizes went to Mrs F D Baumgartner Miss Margaret Bissell and Miss Lillie Samuelson. a gift was given to Miss Smith. Mrs Charles Johnson hosted a small shower for Miss Smith at 1054 Avenue NW the previous evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Gundling
Esther Smith
Bridge
E Avenue NW
Mary Smith
A. G. Adamson
Dayton
Ohio
F. D. Baumgartner
Margaret Bissell
Lillie Samuelson
Miss Smith
Charles Johnson
Avenue NW
Smith
Wedding Shower Honors Miss Taylor and Dresselhaus Bond
Miss Margaret Boyle hosted a shower at 1222 Second Avenue 8E where she praised Mrs W C Dresselhaus formerly Miss Lois Lucille Taylor. Bridge prizes went to Miss Libby Lage Miss Pearl Wilderman and Miss Kay Davies. Others present included Thelma Inskeep Gayle Haag Mrs Alice Good Zeta Colee Dorothy Eppers Gayle Steggal Miriam Van Sickle Jaurata Morgan Bessie Baker Hazel Eckert Etta Wicke and Bernsa dine Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Boyle
Second Avenue
W. C. Dresselhaus
Dresselhaus
Lois Lucille Taylor
Libby Lage
Pearl Wilderman
Kay Davies
Thelma Inskeep
Gayle Haag
Alice Good
Zeta Colee
Dorothy Eppers
Gayle Steggal
Miriam van Sickle
Jaurata Morgan
Bessie Baker
Hazel Eckert
Etta Wicke
Bernsadine Boyle
Kratz Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Phillip Kratz of 1253 Fourth Street NW Cedar Rapids mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary on a Monday afternoon and evening. They migrated from Oberbessen Germany and married in Cedar Rapids on October 2 1683. Their daughter Lena Robinson survives with nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. another daughter has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Kratz
Fourth Street
Kratz
Cedar Rapids
Oberbessen
Germany
Lena Robinson
Mount Vernon Couple Wed in Sibley Ceremony
Miss Helen Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Fox of Sibley wed Lloyd A McCutcheon son of Mrs Lloyd McCutcheon of Mount Vernon in a Sept 29 noon ceremony at the bride's home officiated by Rev Paul P Jackson. Attendants included Blanch Hannon. After a wedding breakfast an informal reception followed. Society notes detail gatherings, picnics, and campus events surrounding the couple and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fox
Ira Fox
Sibley
Lloyd A. McCutcheon
Lloyd McCutcheon
Mount Vernon
Paul P. Jackson
Blanch Hannon
Carleton College
Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago
McCutcheon
Cornell College
Marion
Rockville Center
LeMars
New York
Sibley Gazette Tribune
James McCutcheon
Balliet
Fred A. Bauman
Nicholas Benigke
Dana Stearns
Bessie Wallis
Harry Kelley
Alice Fellows Rigby
Nicholas Knight
Sylvan Beach
Cornell Girls’ Glee Club
Stone Quarry
Cheskamay
Margaret Fussell
West
Bertha West
Public School
R. A. Nelson
W. L. Brattstrom
J. B. Culbertson
Bridge Club
Joseph Bennett
Cornell
Roy A. Nelson
Don Gould
Gale Henke
Zelda Green
Albert Hiller
Helen Swaney
Merton Green
Arlene Perisho
Richard Rhodes
First Cedar Rapids Town Hall Talk Features Dr Everett Dean Martin
Dr Everett Dean Martin opens the Cedar Rapids Town Hall club series as the week’s first lecturer. He directs the People's Institute at Cooper Union in New York City, renowned as a leading center for free discussion on political and educational questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Dean Martin
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon Ladies Host Bridge Luncheon and Quilt Dinner
Lisbon Mrs. Lee Kynett entertained twelve guests at a bridge luncheon on Wednesday with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. R. Gardner Mrs. J. W. Mc Aleer and Mrs. Audis Bennett Out of town guests included Mrs. H. F. Bierkamp and Mrs. Viola Bauer of Durant and Mrs. W. H. Hoover of Mount Vernon Mrs. T. H. Cameron hosted W R C members for a quilting and picnic dinner with out of town attendees Mrs. Minnie Sturges and Mrs. J. D. Kinsley of Cedar Rapids also present Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas and their daughter Lucille Mrs. August Scheel sr and August Scheel Jr of Rice Minn and Mrs. W. J. Schuman of St. Cloud Minn were listed as attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kynett
J. R. Gardner
J. W. McAleer
Audis Bennett
H. F. Bierkamp
Viola Bauer
Durant
W. H. Hoover
Mount Vernon
T. H. Cameron
Minnie Sturges
J. D. Kinsley
Cedar Rapids
Harry Thomas
Lucille
August Scheel, Sr
August Scheel, Jr
Rice, Minn
W. J. Schuman
St. Cloud
Minn
Methodist Ladies Aid elects officers and plans antique quilt exhibit
Visitors stayed several days at the home of the Rev. F. J. Lawton. The Methodist Ladies Aid society held a meeting at Mrs. C. B. Johnston's home with assistant hostesses. Officers re-elected include President W. C. Stuckslager and other posts. An antique quilt exhibit is planned for November 3, and Dr. H. M. Cameron and Mrs. Cameron from Albert Lea were guests for Mrs. Mary Cameron's eighty first birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Lawton
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
C. B. Johnston
J. E. Johnston
Lloyd Graver
Delbert Johnson
John Macaulay
W. C. Stuckslager
J. R. Gardner
Will Reiger
B. E. Ringer
John Kohl
H. M. Cameron
Albert Lea
Minn
C. W. Carbee
Mary Cameron
Carbee
Cameron
American Legion auxiliary holds meeting in Strawberry Point
Strawberry Point hosts report of the American Legion auxiliary meeting with new officers led by President Bertha Kleinlein and delegate Florence Courtnage to a district gathering in Waukon. Members appoint inclusion committee and Mary Knight chapter of D A R meets with Harriet Harwood chairing the program. A birthday surprise honors A Bowlus and bridge scores note Frances Farran as high scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
August Gipper
Bertha Kleinlein
Edith Matthews
Lucile Dunfrund
Cassie Fuehler
Gusta Hamlett
Nettie Jenkins
Florence Courtnage
Blanche Campbell
Waukon
Elsie Bull
Cassie Flichler
Mary Knight
Kate Hebron
Harriet Harwood
A. Bowlus
Frances Farran
Surprise Birthday Anniversary Party In English Home
Mrs Earl Dunn entertained last evening for her husband Earl Dunn on his birthday and their nineteenth wedding anniversary. Bridge was played and guests included Loren Coffman Earl Sheaffer R A Bloan B Halverson Paul Roberts Ralph Miller E E Graham Kinross Bruce Cheney Ellen Glant Howard Spivey Bernice Rowe Wayne Hurst Aline Heald Bud Reiss, all of North English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dunn
Loren Coffman
Earl Sheaffer
R. A. Bloan
B. Halverson
Paul Roberts
Ralph Miller
E. E. Graham
Kinross
Bruce Cheney
Ellen Glant
Howard Spivey
Bernice Rowe
Wayne Hurst
Aline Heald
Bud Reiss
North English
Hopkinton Club Activities and Birthday Honors
Hopkinton sections recount a busy period with the Fortnightly Bridge club hosted by Mrs. N L Landers. Ibid club met at Mrs C B Morton s home with Mrs A J Miller assisting. John Kemp celebrated his birthday with relatives and friends including Chauncey Kemp Eggiman Wilson and others. Missionary and community groups held meetings in town with guest speakers and plans for the Buck Creek Ladies Aid and Hopkinton Community club events upcoming on Oct 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Landers
Gordon
Lester Wilson
William Spoerl
Ada
Marion Kemp
Earl Wolfe
John J. Britt
Earnest Pohlman
Robert Saunders
Marion Clark
Gilbert Vernimont
Laverle Topping
Alice Johnston
Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Mattie Anderson
M. Patton
E. A. Dunlap
Methodist Missionary Society
A. Akers
Buck Creek
Manchester
Clarence Smith
Hopkinton
Wiliams
Coggan Mecca chapter hosts initiatory work for Mrs Bernice Shakespear
O E S Tuesday conducted initiatory work for Mrs Bernice Shakespear. Twenty five Linn chapter members in Central City attended a program arranged by Mrs W J Montgomery featuring Mary Louise Drexler Ann Irene Buess Elizabeth Graut Lucille Main Irene Montgomery Virginia Ware Helen Gater and Florence Ashby. Lindahl entertained the school faculty at dinner with Marion Johnston Ruth McMul Darlene Duke Eva Larson Alma Groff Mrs A W Lindahl Nettie Lindahl present. Christian church Ladies Aid met with Mrs Lelia Jerome Thursday and surprised Mrs Ella Pike with a handkerchief shower for her seventy four birthday. Guests included Rev Mr and Mrs MacDonald from Martelle Florence Henderson of Buckcreek and the new pastor Rev Charles Miller and his wife from Morristown Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Bernice
Linn
Central City
Mary Louise Drexler
Ann Irene Buess
Elizabeth Graut
Lucille Main
Irene Montgomery
Virginia Ware
Helen Gater
Florence Ashby
W. J. Montgomery
Lindahl
Marion Johnston
Ruth McMul
Darlene Duke
Eva Larson
Alma Groff
A. W. Lindah
Nettie Lindahl
Christian
Church Ladies Aid
Lelia Jerome
Ella Pike
MacDonald
Martelle
Florence Henderson
Buckcreek
Charles Miller
Morristown
Tenn
Sigourney P.E.O. Chapter L Meets. Officers Head to Kansas City
Sigourney P.E.O. Chapter L gathered at Mrs. Gus Kracht home with president Mrs. G G Goldthwaite and sister Mrs. Wilbur Cooke preparing to attend the supreme convention in Kansas City Missouri. Refreshments were served by Mrs. B D Helscher and Mrs. Belle Stirlen. The Daughters of Veterans welcomed Mrs. Josie Wickencamp with a program featuring Mrs. Robert Ashbaugh, Roberta Greenhalgh on piano, and readings by Mrs. W H Hamilton. Mrs. Frank Seibel hosted the Salmagundi club midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Kracht
G G. Goldthwaite
Wilbur Cooke
Supreme Convention
Kansas City
B. D. Helscher
Belle Stirlen
Daughters of Veterans
Josie Wickencamp
Robert Ashbaugh
Roberta Greenhalgh
W. H. Hamilton
Frank Seibel
Salmagundi Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ida Oakley
F. W. Mulson
A. B. van Dyke
S. V. Shanke
Gordon Barger
Wayne Basler
Couperin
Lawrence Talbott
Charmant
Marguerite
Florian
Marie Antoinette
Helen Fellows
Halevy
Marion Orr
Woman's Club
Nature and Garden Department
J. A. Rhea
J. W. Hopp
Health Department
Athletic and Health Department
Harold Pickerill
Harry Cocker
Lena Fisher
Dunns
Penney’s
J.C. Penney Co.wine
Circle
Ashley
Mrs. Dresselhaus
MR. and
Mrs. Kratz
Lisbon
Strawberry Point
Coggan
Lubergers
Rly
Studio Fouck
Hugh
Sigourney
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