Katherine Byers Weds Alden Avery at Grace Church
Senator Byers daughter Katherine Byers married Alden Avery in Grace Episcopal Church with about 175 guests. The ceremony featured autumn decor and white Killarney roses, with Senator Byers giving the bride away and a reception at the Country club. The couple plan to live in Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Byers
Alden Avery
Grace Church
Frank Crockett Byers
Nineteenth Street
A. H. Avery
Spencer
Grace Episcopal Church
R. J. Campbell
Eleanor Taylor
Murray Family Hosts Weekend Guests at Ames Home
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Murray of 1829 B avenue NE entertain several guests. Dr. David A. Murray of Santa Monica and his sons Raymond and Bill attend Monmouth College this term. Other visitors include Rowland H. Murray of Chicago and Edward Murray a Rush Medical student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Murray
B Avenue NE
E. L. Hawes
Mankato
Minn
Murray
David A. Murray
Santa Monica
Calif
Raymond
Bill Murray
Monmouth College
Rowland H. Murray
Chicago
David Murray
Rush Medical College
Franklin Earley
Traer
Edward Murray
University of Iowa
William G. Murray
Ames
Washington, D. C
Mrs C R Chandler Visits Davenport Friendship in Moline
Mrs. C R Chandler of 624 Nineteenth Street SE spends the weekend in Moline Illinois with Mrs I C Belknap, a former schoolmate from St Katherine's School in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Chandler
Moline
Nineteenth Street
Moline, Ill
I. C. Belknap
St. Katherine’s School
Davenport
Marriage Of Ruth Mabon And Harry Teeter Announced
Mrs. E. A. Mabon announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth to Harry Teeter of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held last Sunday at Polo Illinois, performed by Rev. Lester R. Minion. The couple left for a ten day trip through the south after attending two related weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Mabon
Blake Boulevard
Ruth
Harry Teeter
Cedar Rapids
C. E. Teeter
Marengo
J. H. Rusch
Polo, Ill
Lester R. Minion
Methodist Church
Helen Kramer
Charles Hibbs
Teeter
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Ackley
Allen Motor Company
Mrs Edward Winslow Returns From West
Mrs Edward F Winslow 2171 Linden Drive SE returned Saturday from Los Angeles where she spent three weeks. Her younger daughter Miss Ann Winslow accompanied her and entered Westlake School for Girls in Los Angeles this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Los Angeles
Calif
Winslow
Ann Winslow
Westlake School For Girls
Broeksmits Return After Two Week Trip
Mr and Mrs W F Broeksmit of 1929 Second Avenue SE returned Saturday afternoon after a two weeks trip visiting Archer Sinclairs in Indianapolis Indiana and John Broeksmit in Lake Forest Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Broeksmit
Second Avenue SE
Archer Sinclair
Indianapolis
Ind
John Broeksmit
Lake Forest
III
Beardsleys Attend Wedding Weekend Guests
Dr and Mrs David E Beardsley and daughter Miss Betty Beardsley hosted weekend visitors after attending the wedding of Edward Miles to Elizabeth Henigbaum in Davenport at the Episcopal Cathedral. Out of town guests from Elkhart Ind and Cleveland stayed at the Beardsleys' Linden Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Beardsley
Linden Drive
Betty Beardsley
Davenport
Dr. Beardsley
Edward Miles
Evanston
Elizabeth Henigbaum
Episcopal Cathedral
Beardsley
Charles Miles
Mr. Miles
Charles Beardsley
Mrs. Beardsley
Elizabeth Miles
Elkhart, Ind
Olive Beardsley
Cleveland
Macy Hosts Dinner At 1935 Blake Boulevard Home
Dr and Mrs C Ward Macy entertained sixteen guests Friday evening at their home. Guests were members of a club to which Mrs Macy belongs and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Ward Macy
Blake Boulevard
Iowa Students Here For Week End
Philip Yothers son of Mr and Mrs J F Yothers 2034 Fourth Avenue SE William O Gray son of Mr and Mrs C O Gray 546 Vernon Drive SE and Robert Daniel son of Mr and Mrs O H Daniel 2128 Grande Avenue SE all University of Iowa students spending the week end here with their parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Yothers
J. F. Yothers
Fourth Avenue
William O. Gray
C. O. Gray
Vernon Drive
Robert Daniel
O. H. Daniel
Grande Avenue
University of Iowa
Miss Helen Munns Visits Deacon Home
Miss Helen Munns of Chicago spending the week end with Miss Marjorie Deacon at 529 Knollwood Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Munns
Chicago
Marjorie Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Beattie Hosts Wednesday Contract Bridge at Home
Mrs. George E. Beattie of 315 Nineteenth Street SE will sponsor a contract bridge game on Wednesday at 1 30 p m at her residence. All contract bridge players are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Contract Bridge
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street SE
Miss Phoebe Nemecek Crowned Coe Homecoming Queen
Phoebe Jane Nemecek daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Nemecek was chosen homecoming queen at Coe College during the Shrine temple dance Saturday. Attendants included Phyllis Closson Wilma Bolsinger Ruthanne Baker and others. Special guests listed include President H M Gage and Deans Boozer and Mary Bell among attending dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
J. M. Nemecek
Fourth Avenue SE
Chi Omega
Coe College
Bernard Smith
Coe
Shrine Temple
Phyllis Closson
Wilma Bolsinger
Ruthanne Baker
Cprah Wykle
Betty Kay
Ruth Nehls
H. M. Gage
Mary Bell
L. M. Boozer
C. Harve Geiger
Myron L. Koenig
C. W. Macy
William V. Burger
Mrs Arthur Ziemer Hosts Breakfast in Honor of Ruth Coon
Mrs Arthur M Ziemer of Dubuque hosts a morning breakfast at Mrs Clapps in compliment to Miss Ruth Coon guest of her mother Mrs Mary Zbanek 1612 Bever Ave SE. Miss Ruth Coon and Dr D R Steninger Keota will wed Saturday with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Ziemer
Dubuque
Mary Zbanek
Bever Avenue SE
Harriet Mateer
Mary Hughes
Marianne Dvorak
Mrs. Erskine Hosts Junior Art Club Meeting
Mrs. Arthur W. Erskine of 1430 Second Avenue SE will host the Junior Art Club Monday at 2 45 p.m. Her guest, Mrs. Adah K. Seely, will discuss her experiences in Spain this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Erskine
Second Avenue SE
Junior Art Club
Adah K. Seely
Spain
New Junior League of Cedar Rapids Members Shown in Pictures
Mrs. John B. Turner leads a list of new Junior League members pictured, with each young woman identified by parental names and street addresses. Several entries note former names, including Elizabeth Chandler and Virginia Taylor, linking them to past families in the Cedar Rapids area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Turner
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Helen Larimer
E. J. Larimer
Fifth Avenue
Audrey Lea Ivins
H. M. Ivins
Elizabeth Tomec
Nineteenth Street
Elizabeth Chandler
C. Ray Chandler
Mary Luberger
Balcom Luberger
Second Avenue
Betty Beardsley
David E. Beardsley
Linden Drive
Patricia Burkhalter
L. D. Burkhalter
Crescent Drive
Clark W. Chandler
Sinclair Avenue
Virginia Taylor
T. E. Taylor
Linn Boulevard
Harriet Young
Lafayette Young, Jr
Des Moines
Wednesday Shakespeare Club Meets at Mrs Laurance Home
Mrs C A Laurance of 2511 First Avenue East hosts the Wednesday Shakespeare club at her residence at 2 p m. Members study act 2 scene 1 of The Life and Death of King John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
C. A. Laurance
First Avenue E
Shakespeare Club
King John
Stewarts Leave for Los Angeles Indefinite Stay
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stewart of 610 Thirty-second Street NE depart Monday for Los Angeles to stay indefinitely. In their absence the residence will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Rattray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. J
Country Club Hosts Homecoming Dinner Dance
Iowa City will share the annual homecoming celebration as the Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts a dinner-dance Saturday night. A college orchestra will provide music, and local hosts plan pre dance dinners with guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Benson Relatives Host Visitor in Brooklyn Home
William P. Benson of Brooklyn New York stays as a guest at the home of his father Prof. William Benson located at 1929 B avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Benson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Prof
William Benson
B Avenue NE
Congenial Hundred Plans Hard Times Masquerade
The Congenial Hundred club hosts a masquerade and hard times party Friday at 9 p.m. in the Montrose Hotel. A grand march opens the event with prizes for the most unusual costumes for both women and men. The regular club committee runs arrangements with no formal dance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundred Club
Montrose
P. E. O. Chapter Meeting Set For Monday Evening
The GM of P. E. O. Chapter will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs J Boyd Rogers at 2311 B Avenue NE. Miss Helen Shoemaker will be assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Boyd Rogers
B Avenue NE
Helen Shoemaker
Porter Hottensen to Wed at First Presbyterian
Louise Porter daughter of Del C. Porter and William C. Hottensen son of W A Hottensen plan marriage on October 24 at the First Presbyterian church Cedar Rapids names for bridal party include matron of honor Mrs Edwy J Clapp Cedar Rapids bridesmaids Mrs Orville H Tousey Edith Knox Margaret Wilcox and Mrs Charles Daniel Davenport ushers include Edwy J Clapp Herbert Killian Lorin R Lindamood Tyrrell M Ingersoll William E Hastings John M Redford. Social events start later next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Porter
William C. Hottensen
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Porter
del C. Porter
Woodland Drive
Mr. Hottensen
W. A. Hottensen
Milwaukee
Edwy J. Clapp
Cedar Rapids
Wallace
Guests Of A E Durins Honor Mr and Mrs Hill
Mr and Mrs Robert E Hill of La Jolla California are house guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred E Durin at 2320 Linden Drive SE. They will attend an evening party today and a dinner Monday hosted by Mr and Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer. Hill and his wife were praised Friday at a Cedar Rapids Country Club dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Addison J Ramsey with about twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Hill
la Jolla
Calif
Alfred E. Durin
Linden Drive
Durin
van Vechten Shaffer
Linden Drive SE
Hill
Mrs. James Stannard Baker Leaves for Chicago
Mrs. James Stannard Baker, guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Warren, Car roll drive SE, leaves today to join her husband in Chicago where he has been attending the National Safety Congress in Atlantic City last week. The couple will spend several weeks in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stannard Baker
D. W. Warren
Carroll Drive
Mr. Baker
Chicago
Baker
Atlantic City
National Safety Congress
Bakers
Barbara Rogers Hosts Hay Rack Party With 14 Guests
Miss Barbara Rogers entertained fourteen guests Saturday evening at a hay rack party. After the ride the group returned to the Rogers home at 2232 Country Club Parkway SE for refreshments. Guests included Jane Hall Kathryn Mae Greene Margaret Barns grover Jean Cash Virginia Hilcock Virginia Hendrickson Robert Taylor Leonard Meierkord Kenneth Lindsay Dick Lynch James Lightner Jack Hall and Charles Knox Jr. Mr and Mrs W A Cash chaperoned the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Rogers
R. R. Rogers
Country Club Parkway SE
Rogers Home
Jane Hall
Katheryn Mae Greene
Margaret Barnsgrover
Jean Cash
Virginia Hilcock
Virginia Hendrickson
Robert Taylor
Leonard Meierkord
Kenneth Lindsay
Dick Lynch
James Lightner
Jack Hall
Charles Knox, Jr
W. A. Cash
Miss Preynor Guest in Yuill Home
Miss Marion Preynor of Chicago is spending the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Yuill at 725 Nineteenth Street S.E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Preynor
Yuill
Marion Preynor
Chicago
Mrs
James H. Yuill
Nineteenth Street
S.E
Bells Return Home From Des Moines Visit
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bell of 2532 Country Club Parkway SE return today after spending several days in Des Moines as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bell
Country Club Parkway SE
Des Moines
William L. Hassett
Des Moines guest stays with Hromeks at 715 Second Ave SW
John P. Lund of Des Moines arrived Saturday to be a weeks end guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hromek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Lund
Des Moines
Henry J. Hromek
Second Avenue
Chi Omega alumnae dinner set at Altfillisch home
Mrs L D Dennis Mrs Walter Hutchinson Miss Frances Valder and Mrs J W Alt fillisch will host Chi Omega alumnae at a dinner Tuesday evening at the Altfillisch residence 2030 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Dennis
Walter Hutchinson
Frances Valder
J. W. Altfillisch
Chi Omega Sorority
Grande Avenue
S.E
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Hold First Fall Meeting
Mrs. L. D. Weld hosted the Pi Beta Phi sorority alumnae association at her 1838 Blake Boulevard SE home for its first fall gathering. A business session preceded supper with Mrs. G. O. O'Brien assisting the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Weld
Blake Boulevard
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
G. O. O’brien
Mr and Mrs McDone Headed to Los Angeles for Three Weeks
Mr and Mrs Glenn B McDone ald depart from 2510 B Avenue NE for Los Angeles where they will spend three weeks visiting Mrs Catherine Holding and her sister Mrs Everett Chase teen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn B. McDoneald
Avenue
Los Angeles
McDonald
Catherine Holding
Everett Chase
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Peewee Seeeeesesas
Frances Westerfield
Buwil
Killarney
Senator Byers
William P. Ellwood
Toledo
Elizabeth Carey
Mrs. Ellwood
Miss Carey
Reception Art Club
Harrison E. Spangler
Ethel Pinney Ristedt
W. J. Brown
Steele Wilcox
Sue Witwer Luberger
David Turner
Johanna Hill
Mrs. Avery
Avery
Mount Vernon Seminary
Delta Gamma Sorority
College of Law
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Rita Claer
Barbara Avery
Ivan McCurdy
Alfred Noehren
James Lavery
Atlantic
Frank C. Byers, Jr
Kemper Military Academy
Boonville
Richard G. Lyon
Santa Barbara
Herbert T. Cherry
Leonard Cherry
Toma
Grace Chaffee
Lois Hill
Wylie W. Fay
Nevada
John L. Evans
Emerson
Jack Evans
Iowa State College
J. Givin Chase
Marcellus Zinsmaster
Jean Cuykendall
Ill
F. G. Murrays
Ruth Mabon
Edward Winslow
West
W. F. Broeksmits
C. Ward Macys
Iowa
Deacon Home
Thompson
Avorey Leavins
Betty Beardsley Lassnet
Eliizabeth
Patricias \BurKHALTER
Cearnk W. Chandler
Mark Uberger
Vaompson Fuoto
Arthur Ziemer
Ruth Coon
Mrs. Erskine
Country Club
GM OF
Wm. Hottensen
A. E. Durins
James W. Bells Return
Henry Hromeks
CHI Omega Alumnae
PI Phis
Glenn McDonalds
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