Miss Lathe Talks Art Today to Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Miss Nama Lathe head of the Cornell College art department in Mount Vernon spoke to 200 Cedar Rapids Women’s Club members at the Roosevelt hotel. Her lecture titled Art Today traced art from the Byzantine era to modern times, linking artist character to work and stressing discipline and true portrayal of everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Hawkins
Dubuque
W. E. Mickel
Ben Ogden
Hawkins
Nellie Fuhrmeister
Warren Hansen
L. L. Owen
Matilda Snouffer
Frank Gates
Jean Kelly Westinghouse
Ruskin Sandbourne
Lathe
Wood
Belasco
Miss Lathe
F. W. Mulson
W. F. Hirst
Des Moines
A. W. Just
Chicago
Kappa Alumnae Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Miller and Mrs Adams
Mrs William B Miller and Mrs Deane L Adams will host the Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae association luncheon on Wednesday at 1 pm at 1900 Second Avenue SE The event includes a report by Mrs Horace G Hedges on the national convention she attended this summer at Yellowstone National Park
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Kappa Alumnae
William B. Miller
Deane L. Adams
Kappa Kappa Gamma_ alumnae association
Second Avenue SE
Horace G. Hedges
Yellowstone National Park
Modern Reading Club Meets For Luncheon Review
Mrs. Wilbur Kennedy hosts Modern Reading club at 1 p.m. on Wednesday at 412 Twenty-fifth Street SE with assisting hostess Mrs. C V Lehman. Mrs. Marshall Hickman will review Lamb in His Bosom by Caroline Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Kennedy
Twenty-fifth Street
Modern Reading Club
C. V. Lehman
Marshall Hickman
Lamb
Caroline Miller
Local Couple Attends World Series in St Louis
Mr and Mrs Adrian Hoblitzell returned Monday morning from St Louis Missouri where they attended the world series as guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Bischoff in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Hoblitzell
St. Louis
Harry Bischoff
Higleys Return From Port Arthur Canada Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred M Higley of 857 Sixteenth Street SE have returned from a week’s visit in Port Arthur Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M Higley
Sixteenth Street
Port Arthur
Canada
Bailey Couple Return From Chicago Visit
Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailey of 1832 Second Avenue SE return home this evening after spending the last five days in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Bailey
Second Avenue SE
Chicago
Unclear OCR item about Cedar Rapids guest and residents
Fragmentary text describes a guest at a home tied to Mro and Blake terrace with scattered names and garbled place references. The legible content does not form a coherent event or identifiable facts to summarize.
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Mro
Blake Terrace
Heenenter “S
Cedar Rapids
Maite Plehekot Details Unclear In Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references a person and locations but lacks clear context. The readable bits mention Maite Plehekot, a 6, a bar on Avenue Mh, and events at Tygas A Bopa with low merit content. No coherent event or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matise
Tygas
Bopa
Miss Ruth Hahn Weds Gus W Donahoo in Davenport Muscatine
Miss Ruth Kathryn Hahn of Cedar Rapids married Gus W Donohoo of Davenport in a 7 AM St Matthew's church ceremony. The couple, with families and out-of-town guests, plans a home wedding in Muscatine after a breakfast at Motel Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Church
Ruth Kathryn Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Gus W. Donohoo
Muscatine
Howard H. Hahn
First Avenue E
William Donohee
Davenport
J.D. Ream Peer
Talsman
Donow
Hahn
Qavda
Cerdacni
Wathave Howes
Edit
Con Cuests
Montrose
Ganest
Donahow le
Chicago
Donahoo
Trade Home Shoe
Donohoo
Washington High School
Jim Twohig
H. C. Havermann
Walter Hahn
PEO Chapter GM Hold Monday Meeting at Home of Mrs Curray
Chapter GM of P E O met Monday evening at 2200 Linden Drive S E. Musical numbers were by Mrs George Hearn Mrs George Krabbenhoff and Mrs Everett Pratt with Mrs R C Toms as accompanist. A discussion on education followed Mrs S V Shonka's review of Wells Outline of History. Tea followed presiding hostess Mrs H E Kensinger. Guests included Mrs Walter Rowle from chapter EF Onawa and Mrs R H Ross from chapter S Minneapolis.
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P.E.O
Roy Curray
Linden ‘Drive
George Hearn
George Krabbenhoff
Everett Pratt
R. C. Toms
S. V. Shonka
H G. Wells
H. E. Kensinger
Clara Robinson
Walter Rowle
Onawa
R. H. Ross
Minneapolis
Minn
Mrs Leibsohn Leaves for Chicago Visit
Mrs Phillip Leibsohn of 1955 Fifth Avenue SE has returned from Chicago after two weeks with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Schurman. Miss Mochelle Leibsohn is in Chicago now and plans to stay for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Leibsohn
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Jack Schurman
Mochelle Leibsohn
Evening Reading Group Meeting At Miss Sundberg Home
The evening reading group of A A VU W. will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Miss Alice Sundberg 408 Fourth street SW All members of A A U W and those eligible for membership are invited to attend
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A VU W
Alice Sundberg
Fourth Street
Misses Wo tishek Headed to Chicago for Club Opening
The Misses Mary and Anna Wotishek of 1402 B Avenue NE departed today for Chicago to attend the opening of the Chicago Woman's club, invited guests for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Anna Wo Tishek
Avenue
Chicago
Chicago Woman's Club
Dining event attended by Alpra residents and guests
Readers note a garbled report of a social gathering described as a Delta sorority dinner. The text names hostess Jean Coreg and others, mentioning rooms, a ring event, and a reception but many words are indecipherable.
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Adunrrae
Alpra
Delta
Jean Coreg
Fragmentary OCR News Item
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Family group returns from Evanston and St Louis trip
Mr and Mrs Paul Jerabele and Mr and Mrs Frank J Stasny have returned from Evanston where they spent the week end and attended the Iowa Northwestern game. John Savel Jerry Julius Charles Chuba James Bahh and Louis Bahk have returned from attending the World Series games at St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jerabele
Frank J Stasny
Evanston
Iowa Northwestern
John Savel
Jerry
Julis
Charles Chuba
James Bahh
Lous Bahk Hae
St Lous
Fall tunic dresses flatter figures in Paris collection
A 1934 Amos Parish fashion note describes fall tunic dresses seen in Paris. Varying lengths from hip to below the knee flatter different figures, with medieval and modern styles, rope girdles, draped necklines, dolman sleeves, and back rows of buttons. Tomorrow’s focus: football coats with burly appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolman
Amos Parish
Music Department Presents Program At Woman's Club
The Woman's Club music department meets Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in the club home Esther Hronik discusses the life of contemporary musician Ernest Hutcheson. Frances Hopkinson offers program notes and the group performs listed songs and selections. Hostesses include Mrs Bertha LeFebvre Mrs Yount and Mrs Menary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Esther Hronik
Ernest Hutcheson
O M Hepner
Hopknson
Frances Hopkinson
W G Basler
John Paine
Joan Paine
Ruth Yount
Dudley Buck
H E Haywood
AR Menary
Arthur Foote
W W Welty
Bertha LeFebvre
Yount
Menary
Marriage plans for Elsworth Torgerson announced
Mrs Gaddon B Shores hosted a social evening at 08 Longwood Drive NE celebrating the upcoming marriage to Elsworth Torgerson. Guests and gifts flowed, with prizes and toasts marking the event and the couple’s engagement.
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Gaddon
Shores
Longwood Drive
Clance Rath
Elsworth Torgerson
Vane Maryvaert Oswald
Mrs . Hater
Barotie
Ioana
Hilda Honda Nauie
Hos
Aotles
Jana Se Holleniueek Marvusets
Togt Mae Fof
Farewell parties honor Mr and Mrs Roger Willey
Two farewell gatherings were hosted for Mr and Mrs Roger Willey of 611 Fifteenth Avenue SW as they plan to move to Waterloo within the month. The P T P club at 1631 Hinkley Avenue NW held a picnic dinner with card prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Melsa Charles Kubec Mrs William Klepach and Lawrence Condon. A second gathering by the Praha Rebekah shaff at 1616 Grande Avenue SE featured cards and refreshments and a gift for Mrs Willey who has long served in staff lodge work and co teacher activities.
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Roger Willey
Fifteenth Avenue
Willey
Waterloo
P. T. P. Club
Willeys
A. M. Seabrook
Hinkley Avenue
Charles Melsa
Charles Kubec
William Klepach
Lawrence Condon
Praha Rebekah
Chi Omega Initiates Two To Membership In Ceremony
Katherine Zisko and Flora Fleming of Cedar Rapids were initiated into Chi Omega at a Monday evening ceremony in the chapter rooms 1263 First Avenue SE. After initiation they were presented with corsages and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Zisko
Flora Fleming
Cedar Rapids
Chi Omega Sorority
First Avenue SE
Berneice Sharpless Weds John H. Ceder At Sharpless Home
Miss Berneice EB Sharpless daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sharpless near Rochester wed John H Ceder of Mount Vernon Sat evening at the Sharpless home Rev Otis Moore officiated Maid of honor was Naomi Phelps and best man Marion A Williams A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents’ home The couple will likely farm in spring near Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berneice Eb, Sharpless
John Sharpless
Rochester
John H. Ceder
Mount Vernon
Sharpless
Otis Moore
Rochester Church
Naomi Phelps
Marion A. Willams
Lucinda Young
Tipton
James E. Phelps
B. B. Long
Cecil Marteans
Anna McGee
Silver Leaf Birthday Club Meeting Planned
The Silver Leaf Birthday club meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Grace Frueh at 1425 K Street SW for luncheon. Afternoon activities include 500 with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Birthday Club
Grace Frueh
K Street
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary to Meet for Sewing
Mercy hospital auxiliary will convene for a sewing session Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Robbins Curttright wedding at Cedar Rapids noted
Miss Marjorie Ann Robbins daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Robbins of Lisbon wed Floyd D Curttright of Mount Vernon son of Mr and Mrs Charles Curttright. The Rev Homer A Crumb of St James Methodist Cedar Rapids officiated. Attendants were the bridegrooms brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Harvey Stahl of Lisbon. The couple will reside in Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ann Robbins
Roy Robbins
Lisbon
Floyd D. Curttright
Mount Vernon
Charles Curttright
Homer A. Crumb
St. James Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Harvey Stahl
Cartwright
Scout Mothers Progressive Club Meet For Picnic Dinner
The Scout Mothers Progressive club will meet at Mrs. C. C. Putnam's home at 1503 Center Point Road NE on Wednesday at 1 pm for a picnic dinner. Members are urged to attend and bring their quilt blocks or sewing pieces and a covered dish. Friends of members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Mothers Progressive Club
C. C. Putnam
Center Point Road
Guests in Bromwell home list Spokane visitors
In the Bromwell residence at 1926 Fifth avenue SE last week were Mrs. Bromwell's brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs J M Wilkes of Spokane Washington her sister Mrs Jennie Williams and her son Ward Williams of Brandon Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bromwell
Fifth Avenue SE
Benefit bridge planned for Temple Judah
Mrs Raymond Klass chairs a Tem ple Judah Sisterhood committee planning an annual benefit bridge at the Roosevelt hotel on Oct 23. The event aims to raise funds for the temple and community needs.
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Raymond Klass
Temple Judah Sisterhood
Roosevelt Hotel
Maquoketa Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs W P Bowers of Maquoketa marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a one day visit in Chicago. Mr and Mrs E H Haslam hosted a party at the Sovereign hotel in their honor. The Bowers are parents of Mrs Emil Dutch Levs en, who lives in Springville.
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W. P. Bowers
Maquoketa
Chicago
E. H. Haslam
Sovereign Hotel
Bowers
Emil “Dutch
Lev
Levsen
Springville
Birthday party honors James Franklin on fourth birthday
Mrs. Bessie Sramek hosted thirty guests Sunday afternoon for her son James Franklin's fourth birthday. Attendees included TVrdik, Hendrickson, Coburn, Kuta Aldrich, Polchna, Pazour, Dostal, Tefer, Hasek, Womacka, Lastuvka, Welbes, Cara, Fisher, Drym, Brojir, and Fisher sisters. Assistants were Mrs. Ludwig Gregor and Mrs. Albert Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Sramek
James Franklin
Robert
Margueriite Tvrdik
Lloyd Hendrickson
Billy Coburn
James Kuta
Aldrich
Milton Polchna
Charles Pazour
le Verne Dostal
Lordraine
Vernon Martin
Helen
Anna Mae Tefer
Anna Hasek
Dorothy Mae Womacka
Jeane Lastuvka
Dorothy Welbes
Bersnice
Maxine
Anthony Cara
Albert Fisher
Charles
Richard
John Drym
Rose Marie
Frank Brojir
Anna Brojir
Stephen Fisher
Ludwig Gregor
Circle Hostess Bertram Puckett Circle Meeting
Mrs. Bertram Puckett will host SH LN Circle at 1220 Maplewood Drive NE Thursday at 2 p.m. Members should attend to hear reports from the recent state convention by delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Puckett
Maplewood Drive
S.H.N. Circle of
King’s Daughters
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