John T Hamilton and Consuelo Villa Wed in New York City
The wedding of Consuelo Villa and John T Hamilton took place in New York City at the Villa residence on Fat Seventy-second Street. Guests included family from Cedar Rapids and New York, with Hamilton a Princeton alumnus and banker. the reception followed at the nearby Newport social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hamilton I
Consuelo Villa
New York City
Alfonso P Villa
Villas
Mes Ceeaco Vod
Vata
John Taster Hamilton
Air
Anes
Cedar Rapids
Chad
Hamilton Thebride
Newport Summer Colony
Mrs Frank Cornwell Visits Petersons in Detroit
Arriving Friday for a visit at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Walter G Peterson 4002 First avenue F was Mrs Frank Cornwell of Ann Arbor Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G Peterson
First Avenue F
Frank Cornwell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rebecca Alexander Tent Hosts Daughters Event in Kensington
Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War held a gathering Wednesday in the Kensington bungalow of the Tight Company. After a cooking school session, a social hour followed with a tea table decorated in a patriotic color scheme hosted by Mesdames Etta Williams Bertha Hullerege Gene McMasters and Mars Bruch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union
Kensington
Etta Williams
Bertha Hullerege
Gene McMasters
Mars Bruch
Burkhalter and Tietge Wed in East Prospect Church
Mrs Walter Onthere announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Margaret Tetue to Louis TD Burkhalter son of Mr and Mrs DD Burkhalter. The ceremony was held Monday at the East Prospectarian church with Dr TLR Nevin officiating. The couple were attended by no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Onthere
Earl- Vise
Margaret Tetue
Lows
Burkhalter
DD Burkhalter
Nineteenth Street
Mondavi
Omeara Weh
Nevin
Memting
Marriage Announcement Dinner Honoring Miss Dunlap and Mr Rie
Miss Dene Dunlap and Jack Rie whose approaching marriage has been announced will be honored Friday evening at a dinner party given by Mr and Mrs George McNewland. Bayview will be presented from the best and hostess and during the evening bridge will be played. Besides the honored couple guests will be Mr and Mrs Lee Beardsley and the Rev Mr and Mrs WA Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dene Dunlap
Jack Rie
George Mc Newland
Bayvehut
Lee Beardsley
Wa’ Jacobs
Visitor Returns Home From Weeklong Trip
Mrs Richard Rugg of 1924 First Avenue returns Thursday evening after a week long trip visiting her parents Vir and Mrs Charles Listing of Western Springs II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rugg
First Avenue
Vir
Charles Listing
Western Springs II
Cedar Rapids Womans Club hosts premix luncheon with Red Cross talk
The current events department joined the international relations group for a premix luncheon at the club house. Mrs Hoberock announced committees including needlework and towel sales for the blind. County Red Cross Chairman CV Shepherd spoke on national and international Red Cross work. Marion's Mrs Cornell described the public health nursing project and introduced County Nurse Miss Madeline Healy. Helen Hubbard urged workers to meet the Red Cross quota by Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Ho A Hoberock
OC Cc Hillhouse
Alleta Shadle
Frank Gates
A. H. Mott
V Shepherd
Red Cross
Kenneth Cornell
Marion
Grocers Auxiliary Enjoy All Surplus Picnic In Sokol Hall
The Grocers Auxiliary members and their husbands held an all-surplus commodity picnic at Sokol hall on Thursday evening. Bronze chrysanthemums and oak leaves decorated the tables while Bingo rolled through the night. Officials reelected were Mrs George Seeley president, Mrs Joe Zisco vice president, and Mrs A F Staab treasurer, with Mrs Henry Jensen chosen secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokol Hall
George Seeley
Joe Zisco
A F. Staab
Henry Jensen
Scatterbrain Club plans Halleseen party at Mien home
Members met Wednesday at Geraldine and Alene Mien s home 314 Sixth avenue SW. Twelve attended the business session planning a Halleseen party. The next meeting will be at Evelyn Comreid s home 816 avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scatterbrain Club
Geraldine and
Alene Mien
Sixth Avenue
Evelyn Comreid
Avenue NW
Chilcotts Return to Fort Dodge After Visit
Mr and Mrs A T Chilcott of Fort Dodge return home from a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester S Johnson 345 Twenty seventh street Southeast following several days together in Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A T Chilcotte
Fort Dodge
Chester S Johnson
Twenty-seventh
Mrs Rivet Visits Oak Park Family for Four Day Stay
Mrs James D Rivet of Oak Park will arrive Friday evening for a four day visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs G R Shoemaker at 1860 B avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D Rivet
Oak Park
Wall
G R Shoemaker
Avenue
Ladies auxiliaries plan Iowa pow wow at Montrose hotel
At a Woof W POST No 788 meeting plans were set for the Iowa state pow wow at the Montrose hotel with a banquet Saturday at 7 p.m followed by a dance. Sunday includes a 12 noon luncheon and 2 p.m. school of instruction led by Mrs Margaret Jones with guests Mrs Grace E Davis and Mrs Hazel Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Veterans’ Club
Memorial Building
Margaret Jones
Des Moines
Grace E Davis
Kansas City
Hazel Miller
John F Black
Frank Berry
Hugh Sheridan
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Des Moines Veterans’ Hospital
Emil Erickson
Mabel Crow
Cedar Rapids
Blanche Lary
San Antonio
Tex
Gold Star
Auxiliary
O' Tweed
Arthur Buckner
A Avenue NW
Mildred Zelezny Weds Patrick Lynott in Cedar Rapids
Miss Mildred Zelezny daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zelezny of 212 Twenty-first Avenue SW wed Patrick Lynott son of Mr and Mrs A Lynott of 834 Second Street NW in a double ring ceremony at St Ludmila's Church. The couple will live on a farm southeast of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Zelezny
Frank Zelezny
Twenty-first Avenue
Patrick Lynott
A. Lynott
Second Street
St. Ludmila's Church
F H Hruby
Frances Zelezny
Georgina Oswald
Edwin Zelezny
Robert Herbert
Lynn Gorgonsen
Glendale
Pete Lynott
Sioux City
Frank Wagner
Spillville
Bernard Berger
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa Bride Weds Harold Simon at Nashua Church
Miss Mona Putnam daughter of Mr and Mrs Miles Putnam of Maquoketa married Harold Simon son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Simon of Cedar Rapids Saturday at the Little Brown church in Nashua The double ring ceremony officiated by Rev F L Hanscom. The bride wore a street length soldier blue corduroy dress with black accessories and gardenias and orchids as corsage. Best man was C G Lorene and matron of honor was Mrs C Lorenc. The couple will reside at 618 L street SW Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Putnam
Miles Putnam
Maquoketa
Harold Simon
Joseph Simon
Cedar Rapids
Little Brown
Nashua
F. L. Hanscom
Miss Crawford Christmas Carol Issued In Braille
Louise Crawford's I Saw Three Ships, written at Coe College, is issued in Braille by Perkins Institution in Watertown Mass. The piece, first published in 1929 by White Smith in Boston, now reaches blind musicians worldwide. Perkins will provide copies for students, other facilities for the blind, and individuals. Braille edition spans eight pages with each vocal part on its own line. Performance plans include three renditions during Christmas with a 54 voice childrens choir and an 88 member upper school chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Crawford
Coe College
Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Watertown
Mass
White-Smith Music Company
Boston
Cedar Rapids
United States
Arminal
John F Hartwell
Pledges Host Tea Party With Political Rally Theme
Alpha Gamma Delta pledges at Coe college entertained four sororities Thursday afternoon with a tea party in chapter rooms from 3 to 5. The event featured a Political Rally theme with red white and blue decor and American flag toppers on small cakes. Jonjon Perkins, president of the active chapter, led the tea, with Ethel Gammage Frances Beal Mildred McKeely Mary Kay Fiebig and Betty Winn among the coordinating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Jonjon Perkins
Ethel Gammage
Frances Beal
Mildred McKeely
Mary Kay Fiebig
Betty Winn
Ruth Reid Hosts Ace High Bridge Club Night
Miss Ruth Reid of 1629 B avenue NW entertained Ace High bridge club members at her home on Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Miss Margaret Jacobsen and Mrs Norman Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reid
Avenue NW
Ace High Bridge Club
Margaret Jacobsen
Norman Workman
Buffington Celebrates 80th Birthday at SW Home
A birthday party hosted Wednesday night at 121 Sixth Street SW honored I A Buffington on his eightieth birthday. Neighbors and friends attended, playing cards. Prizes went to Mrs Albert Jansen and Joseph Klimes, with gifts presented to the celebrant from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington
Sixth Street
Albert Jansen
Joseph Klimes
John Finder
B. F Franks
Two Hostesses Honor Miss Barnett at Shower
Miss Mary Barnett is honored at a mixed shower hosted Wednesday evening at 721 F avenue NW by Miss Mary Hilton and Miss Dorothy Hays. attendees included Mrs Joe Barnett and Charlotte Kinney with prizes awarded. Barnett will wed John Havlicek Bunce on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hilton
Dorothy Hays
Hays
F Avenue NW
Mary Barnett
John Havlicek Bunce
Joe Barnett
Charlotte Kinney
Marion Jepperson
Arvada Buresh
Donna Creer
Jeanette Kuns
Isabelle Brown
Lois O'Brien
Gertrude Sears
Louise Thornton
Beverly Snyder
Betty Burke
Mrs Kendall Feted At Farewell Party
A farewell party honored Mrs. Thomas Kendall who plans to move to New York City with her husband. Hosted by Mrs D A Potter and Mrs Henry Kendall at 904 Sixth Avenue SE, several guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kendall
Thomas Kendall
Center Point Road
Mr Kendall
New York City
D. A. Potter
Henry Kendall
Sixth Avenue
Kendalle
V. Harris
L. Smith
E Kellerman
N. Robertson
W. Blake
H Glaza
E Zettick
H. Hamer
W Kurtz
R Leinbaugh
F Donisthorpe W. Phillips
M Melsh
Parliament
B Stewart
J. Frey
Forty Delegates Attend Hopkinton P T A Session
Forty delegates from Cedar Rapids and Marion Parent Teacher units attended the northeast district instruction conference Thursday at Hopkinton consolidated school. Mrs Julius Gerlich led arrangements and Mrs Peter Oleson presided, awarding standard and superior ratings and outlining objectives and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Hopkinton Consolidated
Julius Gerlich
Hopkinton
Peter Oleson
Waterloo
Oleson
WPA
Four Motor Trip To Clinton For Football Game
Lorraine Barron Jayne Livingston and Barbara Beals with Mrs H J Beals motored to Clinton Friday afternoon to attend the Franklin and Clinton high schools football game there Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Barron
Jayne Livingston
Barbara Beals
H. J. Beals
Fourth Avenue SE
Clinton
Franklin and Clinton
Mrs Mayberry Hosts Cultus Club Gathering
Mrs R R Mayberry of 1413 First Avenue entertained Cultus Club members on Thursday at her home. The program titled Rivers of America was led by Mrs Earl Hardwick who reviewed Rivers Out of Eden by Shirley Seifert. Guests included Mrs R M Bullard Mrs H T Morse and Miss Grace M Listebarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
R. R Mayberry
First Avenue
Fellowship Dinner At First Christian Church
More than 165 members and friends attended the first in a series of monthly fellowship dinners at the First Christian church. Guests included Rev. Mr. and Mrs I. E Linkletter and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Dennis of Center Point and Mrs. Maurice D. Swisher. After dinner Mr. Dennis led singing and Rev. Mr Linkletter spoke on Pitching Our Tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
I. E Linkletter
L. J. Dennis
Center Point
Maurice D. Swisher
The
Christian Church
Dennis
Linkletter
Kathleen Joyce Carroll’s 10th birthday party
Kathleen Joyce Carroll celebrated her tenth birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Carroll, 609 Fourth Avenue SW. A luncheon followed games and prizes with many friends named among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carroll
Fourth Avenue
Kathleen Joyce Carroll
Rosemary Schumacher
Dorothy Schreiner
Anna Gianopulos
Joan Koehn
Thresa Merrill
Dona Rose McDermott
Maxine Fredricks
Janette Robinson
Patsy Bird
Patricia Shanahan
Patricia Klassen
Loraine Bonkamp
Dolores
Mr. Fink Feted At Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Nelson Fink hosted a surprise birthday party at 409 Twenty second street SE Wednesday evening for Mr. Fink. Fifteen guests attended the dinner and entertainment. Attending were Raymon Stearns and family, John Mathes of Lisbon, Frankie Seibels and sister of Anamosa, Mr and Mrs Art Mc Neal, Mrs Emma Stearns and Paul Alsin, all of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Fink
Fink
Raymon Stearns
John Mathes
Lisbon
Frankie Seibels
Anamosa
Art McNeal
Emma Stearns
Paul Alsin
Cedar Rapids
Bluebirds Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Bluebirds sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church met in the Camp Fire room on Thursday to craft and make masks for a Halloween party. New members are Alice Kitchin and Karen Kofron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebirds
First
Alice Kitchin
Karen Kofron
Business Girls to Welcome New Members Tea
The Business Girls' League of the YWCA will hold a recognition tea for new members Sunday from 4 to 6 pm in the YWCA parlors. Davis Smith and Pauline Ford will oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls
Business Girls’ League of the
YWCA
Yw.c.a
Davis Smith
Pauline Ford
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Franceses
Voli Anetter
Mis Fark X
Fdvard
Ree
John Jaen Veter
Fleino Tong
Byovis
Vuagne
Tne
Tidel Oatierdat
Ty Cape
Mrs. Cornwell
W. G. Petersons
Stahl
Milwaukee
Mil
Hlacky's Grocery & Market
Fourth Ave. SE
Dial
Louis Burkhalter, Jr
Margaret Tietge
G. M. Newlands
Grocers’ Auxiliary
Harriet Hubbard Ayers
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
the Killian Company
Jennie
Chilcottes
VRS. Rivet
Mrs Shoevaker
Miss Crawford
G. D
ACE High Club
I. A. Buffington
Mrs Mayberry
Morgan Bros. Easy Bicycle
Third Ave. SE
Spark
Artplus
Wm. A. Rogers
Haskins Brothers
MR. Fink
Gisié
Nsie
Squire
Borden's Eagle
Borden
Copsright
Borden Company
Craemer’s
Poppy
Coats
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