Expect 700 At King's Daughters Meeting
Cedar Rapids hosts the forty fourth annual convention of the OWA branch of the International Order of The King's Daughters and Sons. International president Mrs. M W Leibert will address the opening banquet and participate in several sessions. Mrs. Ida W Mansfield leads Iowa as state president. The event runs Tuesday through Thursday at Westminster church and the Roosevelt hotel with services, luncheons, and a candlelight Pearl service to benefit the Fort Madison home endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWA
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Order
King's Daughters
Leibert
United States
Canada
Australia
Bahama Islands
British West Indies
China
Dominican Republic
England
Hawaii
Formosa
Japan
India
Nicaragua
Siam
South Africa
Virgin Islands
New York
Dansville
N. Y
Ida W. Mansfield
Burlington
Iowa
Iowa King’s Daughters
King’s Daughters Home For
E. C. Corry
Des Moines
Publicity
WMT
A. E. Chase
Linn County
Westminster Church
H. L. Emerson
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Blackstone
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Association
George A. Stauffacher
First Evangelical Church
Paul Bennett
Oskaloosa
Jennie McCowan
S. J. Delarue
Davenport
Jennie McCowen
McCowen
W. F. Boiler
Iowa City
Fort Madison
J. Carl Baumhoefner
Mansfield
Mercy. Hospital Auxiliary
T. E. Marshall
Lumir Struesky
Edward Johns
C. A. Meekins
F. J. Monahan
Mulvihill
Marion
Harriette Struve and Donald McCulloch Honored at Dinner
A bridal dinner at Mrs. Wurster's tea room honored Miss Harriette Struve and Donald S. McCulloch before their 3 PM wedding at Second Christian church. Guests included Genevieve McCulloch, Betty Jacus, C. W. Mason, and several Hahn and Struve family members with attendees from Davenport and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Struve
Eighth Street
Miss Struve
Mr. McCulloch
Genevieve McCulloch
Iowa City
Betty Jacus
Vernon Heights Reading Club Meets Thursday
Vernon Heights Reading club members will attend a luncheon Thursday at 1 pm at the Commonwealth tea room hosted by Mrs. W. A. Gauger of 1700 Second Avenue SE. The Rock Island Women’s club meets Friday at 2 pm at the YWCA with hair ribbons as social attire.
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W. A. Gauger
Second Avenue SE
Vernon Heights
Reading Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Rock Island Women’s Club
Camp Fire Notes And Local Society Activities
Community Chest marks twenty fifth anniversary as Camp Fire girls pack 20 000 silver feathers. Meetings set at Genevieve Jensen home and library committee sessions conclude before fall council fire. Lip reading class opens for Hard of Hearing society with enrollments invited. Social events hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Reid and the Congenial club feature picnics and bingo prizes. Travelers Ludwig Rubek begin two week trip to the east visiting major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Community Chest
Council
Ellis Park
Society For the
Society
O.R.C
F. C. Reid
Hattie Piper
Reid
Thirty-third Street
Women Husk Corn For Golden Jubilee Fund Event
Six Cedar Rapids Women’s club members husked corn at Mrs. L. E. MacLaughlin’s farm near North Liberty to contribute Iowa’s first crop to the Golden Jubilee General Federation of Women’s Clubs. The first bushel was donated by Mrs. MacLaughlin and displayed at the club house. Proceeds fund the federation’s million-dollar foundation, with further local plans announced under club president Mrs. Griffin.
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L. E. MacLaughlin
Park Avenue SE
Macbride Park
North Liberty
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Golden Jubilee General Federation of Women's Clubs
W. R. Foot
Charles E. Roberts
MacLau
Foundation
National Federation
Griffin
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
General Federation
Iowa
David Lennox, Jr
Sioux City
F. W. Weitz
Des Moines
Vs. Foor
Lois Veta Hawks Weds Arthur Swanson in St Pauls Chapel
Lois Veta Hawks, daughter of EJ and Mrs Hawks, wed Arthur Van dall Swanson, son of FE M Oliver of Burlington, in a candlelit St Pauls Methodist ceremony led by Dr Charles J Bready. Attendants included E J Sedlacek. reception at the Hawks home followed by a Good Luck party planned by Daughters of Isabella unit No 4. Out‑of‑town guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Lois Veta Hawks
EJ. Hawks
Third Avenue SE
Arthur Vandall Swanson
FE. M. Oliver
Burlington
John Swanson
Pocahontas
Charles J. Bready
G. J. Lorenzen
Dora Cargin
E. J. Sedlacek
Sedlacek
Swanson
Hawks Home
McKinley High School
Killian Company
Palmer High School
Burlington College of Commerce
LaPlant- Choate Company
Unit No. 4
Daughters of Isabella
Glow Room
Gas Company
Irene Marousek
Hazel Moore
Pauline Murray
Edna McElroy
Emma Miles
Rose McFarland
Margaret McGillicuddy
Beatrice McLaughlin
Irene McMillan
Anna Maher
Josie Malloy
Mary Mealey
Molly Medhurst
Mary Mason
Anna Mae Maes
Rose Morrissey
Mary Murray
Mary Mulvihill
Victoria Nebendahl
Ellen Nolan
Claire McKenna
Mary McLaughlin
Mary Meakins
Frances McNamara
Lucille Murray
Nancy Nichols Visits Grandparents During Parents’ Absence
Nancy Nichols daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Nichols will spend two weeks with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Petersen and Mr. and Mrs. William Christie at their addresses in SE. A bridge club luncheon met at the Elks club with Mesdames Hoyt French Strickland Anderson Fordyce Kriz LeGrant and Riley present. Tanda Camp Fire group met September 29 at Ann Wadsworth’s home for a box supper and plans a wiener roast at Shaver park. Gethsemane White Shrine No 1 will meet at the Masonic temple with Mrs. B L Sheldon giving an illustrated European trip talk and Shepherdess Guard in charge of refreshments.
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P. F. Schultz
Sixth Street
G. E. Dennis
T.A. Forsythe
J. H. Martin
G. F. Platter
L. H. Crowe
T. A. Dill
F. H. Winters
R. H. Pilgrim
Nancy Nichols
Nevin Nichols
Andrew Petersen
Fifth Avenue SE
William Christie
Fourteenth Street
Elks Club
Lucille Hoyt
Martha French
Marie Strickland
Elsie Anderson
Gladys Fordyce
Lois Kriz
Elsie LeGrant
Edna Riley
Tanda
Ann Wadsworth
Shaver Park
Gethsemane White Shrine
Masonic Temple
B. L. Sheldon
Shepherdess Guard
Joseph Shramek
Second Street
Frank Becicka
Amana
Robert Conway
Maurice Koneeny
Henry Hillmer
Joseph Kotck
First District Of Club Federation To Meet This Week
Mount Pleasant hosts the thirty first annual convention of the first district of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs with sessions at the Methodist church. Registration starts at 9 am and speakers include S B Niles of Iowa Wesleyan college Mrs R Galer of Mount Pleasant Mrs H C Houghton Jr of Red Oak Mrs Carl W Reed Cresco state president Mrs David Lennox Jr state vice president. Counties represented include Cedar Des Moines Henry Iowa Jefferson Johnson Lee Van Buren and Washington. District officers are R L Evans North English director James Gaffney Marengo secretary Hendricks Mount Pleasant treasurer and Roger M Morrow Mount Pleasant local chairman.
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Mount Pleasant
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Methodist Church
S. B Niles
Iowa Wesleyan College
R . Galer
H. C Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
Carl W. Reed
Cresco
David Lennox
Cedar
Des Moines
Henry
Iowa
Jefferson
Johnson, Lee
van Buren
Washington
R. L. Evans
North English
James Gaffney
Marengo
Hendricks
Miss Hemsky Pledges Alpha Chi Omega
Miss Betty Hemsky daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hemsky Jr of 275 Johnson avenue NW pledges to Alpha Chi Omega sorority at the University of Iowa where she is a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hemsky
William Hemsky
Johnson Avenue NW
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
University of Iowa
Study group to discuss democracy problems at 8 p.m.
The business and professional women's club legislative committee forms a study group meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in room 215 Dows building. Miss Elizabeth Hodson will lead the discussion on Problems Facing Democracy with all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
the Business and Professional Women's Club
Dows
Elizabeth Hodson
Bessie Graves
Miss Virginia Dodds Elected Social Chairman at Grinnell College
Miss Virginia Dodds daughter of Mrs Jessie B Dodds of 2229 Bever Ave SE a Grinnell College freshman was chosen social chairman for the first semester She will supervise the semester house party and other social events The report also notes several social engagements and visits including Mrs Mary G Haldy of Alhambra Calif and multiple host families in the area with dinners luncheons and theatre outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Dodds
Jessie B. Dodds
Bever Avenue
Grinnell College
Also Mentioned on This Page
King’s Daughters
Harriette Struve
Donald McCulloch
Women Voters' League
League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
Department of Government and Foreign Policy
B. L. Wick
C. L. Obers
C. L. Ober
Tenth Street
Adam Wagner
West Union
Rock Island Club
Mickey McIntyre
Genevieve McIintyre
V. E. Henton
C Avenue NE
Billy Alexander
Nancy Hogan
Marcia Irvine
Dicky Wade
Donald Doran
Ronald Havlik
Teddy Padzewsky
Michael Martin
Betty Nelson
Virginia Gluber
Happy Snowman
Bobby Switzer
Roger Bollinger
Barbara Lou Kurtz
Joyce Toman
Suzanne Lewellyn
Kay Mainewaring
Dickie Douda
Genevieve Jensen
D Avenue NE
Service
Society For Hard OF
Mercy Auxiliary
Ludwig Rubeks
Ludwig Rubek
First Street
New York City
Niagara Falls
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Miss Washburn
Golden Jubilee Fund
Arthur Swanson
Goo D
I. Unit No. 4
Tanda Camp Fire
Gethsemane Shrine
Miss Hemsky
Alpha Chi Omega
Roosevelt's
Continental Buffet
Newman
Hotel Roosevelt
Cadow
BPW
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
Beatrice Redies
Edna Cook
Ella Freer
Charlotte Fair
Laura Christensen
Myrtle Vaverka
Light Company
Lydia Buchan
Grinnell
Mary G Haldy
Alhambra
Calif
William Michalek
Fairfax
Arthur Marak
Edwin Piedil
Swisher
Haldy
Donald Witousek
Marr McFarlane
Robert Gables
Clarinda
Robert W. Gable
Mr Gable
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Wlc
Eluta Tams Camp Fire
Dorothy Canfield
Eluta ‘Ami
The
Guardian
A. J. Anderson
Kaluwanai
Kaluwanah Camp
M Hurley
Betty Novak
Bonnie Stewart
Thelma Trimble
Ruth Collister
Miss Prusha
M. S Haves
Nashwauk
Minn
Frances Prusha
Seventeenth Street
St Louis
Nashville
Robert
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Women of Fashion
Institute OT Talis
Oman
Sas
Oral
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