Riders Gather At Club For Autumn Cedar Rapids Activities
Groups at the Cedar Rapids Country Club engage in riding, luncheon, and bridge this fall. About twelve women ride on Friday mornings and join a luncheon, while Mrs. C. W. Bloomhall hosts a bridge lunch today. The club hosts an invitation duplicate contract bridge tournament Saturday with 1:45 afternoon and 7:45 evening sessions attracting players from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
C. W. Bloomhall
Bever Avenue SE
Mrs Alfred Durin Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Louise Burgin
Mrs Alfred EF Durin entertained at a small luncheon at her Linden Drive SE home at noon in compliment to Mrs Louise Elliott Burgin. Burgin, a guest at the E H Beaven home, is en route from Chicago to Holy wer to spend time here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred EF. Durin
Linden Drive
Louise Elliott Burgin
Carringers Return From Chicago Visit Noted
Mr and Mrs W V Carringer Jr of 109 Grande avenue SE returned home after a week in Chicago where they attended the World’s air show and events with friends and officials.
Returns From Trip By Mrs. Butterfield
Mrs. Belle Butterfield of 345 Park terrace SE returns from a two week visit in Mitchell South Dakota and Sioux City with no further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Butterfield
Park Terrace SE
Mitchell
S. D
Sioux City
John Wesley class elects officers at Trinity Methodist
H L Terrill was elected president of the John Wesley class at Trinity Methodist church at a Thursday meeting held at Harold C. Kimball’s home 2636 A avenue NE Other officers include G T McHardy vice president C W Davis secretary treasurer George Youtzy reporter and George Shakespeare teacher The Rev Harold Mayo new pastor spoke on church loyalty Mrs Kimball served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Terrill
John Wesley
Trinity Methodist Church
Harold C. Kimball
G.t.mchardy
C. W. Davis
George Youtzy
George Shakespeare
Harold Mayo
Miss Glackin Hosts Birthday Party for Miss Neilsen
Florence Glackin entertains at 1932 First Avenue East in honor of Miss Ellen Neilsen. Evening games and a toss-up hike accompany refreshments as guests include Elouise Rhodes Bernice Nemec Mable Combs Mary Jane Wisnovsky Lucille Wisley and Hazel Heasty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Glackin
Neilsen
First Avenue E
Ellen Neilsen
Miss Neilsen
Elouise Rhodes
Bernice Nemec
Mable Combs
Mary Jane Wisnovsky
Lucille Wisley
Hazel Heasty
Luncheon Hosts 500 Club at Mrs Clark Johnson Home
Mrs Clark Johnson entertained members of her 500 club at a luncheon on Wednesday noon at 906 Ellis boulevard NW. Present were Mrs G W Darrow Mrs Curtiss Johnson Jr Mrs Bob Kennedy Mrs Irma Sejmoha Mrs James Triska Mrs Leota Kraut and Mrs Simon OToole. Prizes at 500 were won by Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Darrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Johnson
Ellis Boulevard
500
G. W. Darrow
Curtiss Johnson, Jr
Bob Kennedy
Irma _ Sejmoha
James Triska
Leota Kraut
Simon O'Toole
Kennedy
Darrow
Nature Club Program Tea Highlights Linn County Trees
The Cedar Rapids Nature and Garden Department hosted about seventy guests at the Woman’s Club home for a program and tea. Mrs. C L Douglass spoke on Trees Native to Linn County, detailing pioneer and useful trees. Mrs. Seashore of Iowa City spoke on a highway beautification project after tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Douglass
L.L. Owen
Owen
Hromek
D. P. Schwarzentruber
O. H. Adams
T. F. Hersch
J. W. Hopp
T. K. Hefner
H. F. Klemme
Carl E. Seashore
Iowa City Club
Whitmores Announce Engagement of Ethel Whitmore
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Whitmore of Low Moor announce the engagement of their daughter Ethel B. Whitmore to Stuart Fraizer of West Newbury Massachusetts. Both are students at Cornell college Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Whitmore
Low Moor
Ethel B. Whitmore
Stuart Fraizer
West Newbury
Mass
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Friendly Strollers Meet for Beach House Hike at Ellis Park
The Friendly Strollers gather at the beach house in Ellis Park on Sunday at 2 30 p m. L A Pattee will lead the group on a hike beyond Manhattan focusing on river road trees. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
A. Pattee
Manhattan
River Road
King's Daughters Name Committees
Mrs. George Stone presided as president of Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters and set year long committees at a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Tom Walpole's home 1806 Grande avenue SE. Devo tions chair Mrs. Walpole. reporter Mrs. Jessie Morris. Ways and means chair Mrs. Sylvia Lee with assistants Mrs. W. R. Enright Mrs. Carl Bundy Mrs. Rosebud Clements and Mrs. Bertha Hillerege. Sewing chair Mrs. Teresa Eckert with assistants Mrs. Anna Anderson Mrs. Vera Young and Mrs. Maude Fowler. Quilts and used clothing committee: Mrs. Louise Wells and Mrs. Bertha Clement. Social chair Mrs. Laura Rogers. courtesy chair Mrs. Walpole. telephone committee: Mrs. Mary Gibbs Mrs. Evelyn Wardle Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Della Reynolds. Mrs. Cecil Sander reported on the Perry state convention. Guests included Mrs. Elsie Leech and Mrs. Harry Dunker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stone
Jane Boyd
The
King's Daughters
Tom Walpole
Grande Avenue SE
Walpole
Devotions
Jessie Morris
Sylvia Lee
W. R. Enright
Carl Bundy
Rosebud Clements
Bertha Hillerege
Teresa Ec
Ida Mansfield Circle Hosts Lunch at Waterloo Meeting
Fifteen members of Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters visited Waterloo for lunch hosted by Mrs. C. R. Livingston. Guests included Mrs. Glasner and Mrs. Rathbun. Reports from Perry on the Iowa branch convention noted 142 senior circles with 2,968 members and ongoing charitable work, plus state projects including a summer camp for girls and a Home for Aged Couples near Fort Madison. Iowa juniors total 461 members in 42 circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
King's Daughters
Waterloo
C. R. Livingston
Glasner
Scattergood Circle
Rathbun
Livingston
Iowa
Order
Perry
Owen T. Barry
Rufus B. Culver
W. Paul Engel
A. W. Meyer
M. G. Morris
Fort Madison
Public Health Talk Highlights Tuberculosis Relation
Dr Frank Hersch spoke to Harrison-Parent-Teacher Association on Public Health in Relation to Tuberculosis at the school little theater. Miss Georgia Tripp the school nurse outlined her Harrison school work and Marjorie Walters the principal welcomed new mothers and explained the report card system. The meeting covered cooperation between parents and teachers to guide students, Iowa City child study conference notes, and a drive recognizing new members. The next meeting is set for November 15 with a post program reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Walters
Iowa City
Charles Perkins
F. E. Oberhaus
H. N. Bowser
Norbert Zoble
J. L. Wallace
Mrs Clark Feted At Shower With Bunco Prizes
Mrs Edgar Clark of 324 Eighth Avenue SW was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs L W Green and Miss Kathryn Green. Bunco determined high and low prizes won by Mrs Walter Umstead and Mrs W N McPherson. Other guests included Mrs Fred Donisthorpe Mrs William Olver Mrs H F Tyler Mrs C W Black Mrs F G Bryan Mrs John M Rubison Mrs Marshall Clark Mrs S P Rutan Miss Marian Clark Mrs Earl Rutan Mrs David Kvapil Mrs Bruce Barnes and Mrs L F Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Clark
Eighth Avenue
L. W. Green
Kathryn Green
Bunco
Walter Umstead
W. N. McPherson
Fred Donisthorpe
William Olver
H. F. Tyler
C. W. Black
F. G. Bryan
John M. Rubison
Marshall Clark
S. P. Rutan
Marian Clark
Earl Rutan
David Kvapil
Bruce Barnes
Audrey Anderson Elected President of Eluta Tami Camp Fire
Audrey Anderson was elected president at a meeting held at the home of guardian Mrs A J Anderson 1609 Maple Drive NW Officers include Ruth Bokerney vice president Margaret Clark secretary Jane Ann Herdlicka treasurer Verna Krugh scribe and Mary Ann Mathews song leader Attending were Jane Allen Grissel assistant guardian Ruth Bokerney Jane Ann Herdlicka Audrey Anderson Annabelle Anderson Carol Blodgett Mary Ann Mathews Margaret Clark and Verna Krugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Anderson
Eluta Tami
A. J. Anderson
Maple Drive
Ruth Bokerney
Margaret Clark
Jane Ann Herdlicka
Verna Krugh
Mary Ann Mathews
Jane Allen Grissel
Annabelle Anderson
Miss Sally Roy Omitted From Dinner Guest List
The Gazette reports Miss Sally Roy was omitted from the guest list for a dinner Wednesday evening hosted by Miss Florence Zimmer honoring Miss Clarice Rath and Ellsworth Torgerson.
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the Gazette
Sally Roy
Florence Zimmer
Clarice Rath
Ellsworth Tor Gerson
Goodyear Heads Daughters of Isabella at Montrose meeting
Mrs Arlo C Goodyear was elected regent of the Daughters of Isabella at a Montrose hotel gathering. Officer slate includes Esther Hronik past regent Mary Smith vice regent Lulu Capek treasurer Dorothy Stark recording secretary Violet Pieper financial secretary Gladyce Getz chancellor and others. Hronik will attend the state convention in Keokuk October 14 as delegate, accompanied by Pieper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo C. Goodyear
The
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Esther Hronik
Mary Smith
Lulu Capek
Dorothy Stark
Violet Pieper
Gladyce Getz
V. V. Johnstone
Pauline Smid
Mary McLaughlin
J. E. O’donnell
Wanda Smith
Kathryn Gleason
Gertrude Flaherty
Augusta Boyle
Doris Hasley
S. E. Dale
F. J. Sebetka
D. L. Condon
Miss Hronik
Keokuk
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Miss Pieper
Clarice Rath Honored At Dinner And Shower
Miss Clarice Rath a bride elect was feted at a Thursday evening event at the Commonwealth tea room hosted by Miss Edith Smith. Twelve guests attended a fall color table with a yellow bronze bouquet and corsage. bingo prizes went to Miss Jewel Monson and Mrs Helen Dinnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Rath
Commonwealth Tea Room
Edith Smith
Miss Rath
Jewel Monson
Helen Dinnie
Nellieve Rorah
Joan Rowan
Bonnie Bittner
Shirley Mae Smith
Martha Rompotl
Hattie Stancel
Miss Monson
Dinnie
Florence Zimmer
R. A. Smith
Missionary Society Meeting at Kenwood Presbyterian
Mrs E Winslow Brown hosted the Missionary society at her Kenwood Presbyterian church home. Plans for a mission study were made and the annual praise service discussed. Mrs O F Stabenfeldt led devotionals. Mrs F Manville resigned as secretary and Mrs A A Miller was elected. Talks covered Alaska and Gambell, with Miss Ann Bannan traveling there, and India missionary work. A social hour followed with hostess refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Winslow Brown
First Avenue
Missionary Society of
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
R. L. Garnett
Alaska
Stone
Ann Bannan
Gambell
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Siberia
Miss Bannan
A. A. Miller
R. Marie Preston
Cultus Club reviews Lamb in His Bosom at meeting
Mrs. George Baumgartner led a Cultus club review of Caroline Miller’s Lamb in His Bosom during Thursday's program. Mrs. Edwin Young hosted at her daughter Mrs. O H Kearney’s home on Grande avenue SE with 2043 address. Refreshments followed the meeting as flowers decorated the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Caroline Miller
George Baumgartner
Cultus Club
Edwin Young
O. H. Kearney
Grande Avenue SE
O Neills Leave For Winter Visit After Southern Trip
Mrs Ella A O Neill and her daughter Loretta O Neill have spent the past year at the J A Wicke home 1805 Blake boulevard SE and left Thursday by car for a southern states tour before heading to Los Angeles to spend the winter. Mrs Wicke is Loretta’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella A. O'Neill
Loretta O'Neill
J. A. Wicke
Blake Boulevard
Los Angeles
O’neill
Wicke
Miss Boyle Hosts Party Honoring Mrs Millburn At Home
At her 1249 Third Avenue SE residence Miss Mary Boyle entertained twenty guests in a party honoring Mrs Lowell F Millburn formerly Miss Mir iam Van Sickle. Prizes were won by Mrs Millburn Miss Kay Davis and Miss Thelma Inskeep in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyle
Third Avenue SE
Lowell F. Millburn
Miriam van Sickle
Kay Davis
Thelma Inskeep
Millburn
Bridge
Stricklands Visit Minneapolis to See Powers Family
Mr. and Mrs. G A Strickland and their son Gordon with Mrs John E Powers left Friday morning for Minneapolis to visit Mrs Powers mother Mrs Hugh Leath em. They expect to return Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Strickland
Gordon
John E. Powers
Minneapolis
Carries Morcombe Degree of Honor Juveniles Meet
Carrie Morcombe Degree of Honor juveniles will meet Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Knights of Pythias hall. After the meeting, there will be dance and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Morcombe
K. of P. Hall
Gethsemane Shrine No. 1 to Meet at Masonic Hall Saturday
The stated meeting of Gethsemane Shrine No. 1 is set for Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic hall. A special dispensation allows balloting on petitions. Dancing will follow the business meeting with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane Shrine
Gethsemane Shrine No. 1
Masonic Hall
Nash
Shepherdess Guard to Meet at Masonic Hall Saturday
The Shepherdess Guard holds its regular meeting at 4 p.m. Saturday in the Masonic hall. Drill practice follows. Picnic supper hostesses include Mildred Greenawalt Edna Dun can Ella Grissel and Mildred Heaton. Members should bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdess Guard
Masonic Hall
Mildred Greenawalt
Edna Duncan
Ella Grissel
Mildred Heaton
Men's fall sports outfits follow rule of three style
The guide notes men favor one-piece tweed or Shetland caps with checked or plain patterns and crushable felt hats in gray brown or green. Fall coats move from free back to yoked shirted backs with waist and shoulder tucks, using tweed or Shetland in checks and herringbone. Slacks pair with contrasting coats, featuring window-pane or herringbone patterns, while shirts and ties emphasize oxford flannel or tweed effects and solid or striped colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Isle
York
Knights of Columbus Ball At Roosevelt On Columbus Day
About 200 guests are expected at a Columbus Day card party and dance by Knights of Columbus council No. 909 at the Roosevelt hotel. Card games start at 8 pm on the mezzanine and dancing begins at 9 pm in the mirrored ballroom. Joseph Novak leads arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Council
Roosevelt Hotel
Joseph Novak
First Evangelical church meeting elects officers
The Alah Lota Alofa class monthly meeting and picnic supper at the First Evangelical church elected Frances Herr as president with other officers including Mrs Walter Amsted as vice president Helen Churchil as secretary and Mrs Paul Ammons as treasurer Mrs Katherine Wolfe of Detroit attended as a guest The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs George Holsinger at 816 Sixteenth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alah Lota Alofa
First Evangelical Church
Frances Herr
Walter Amsted
Helen Church
Paul Ammons
Katherine Wolfe
Detroit
George Holsinger
Sixteenth Avenue
Wednesday Social Club Meets at Mrs Newland Home
Mrs Delia Newland hosted the Wednesday Social club at 209 Fifth Avenue SW. Members answered roll call with Japanese customs and listened to papers on Education and Religion in Japan by Mrs John Bruch and Japanese Homes and Gardens by Mrs J F McMinds, with Mrs W R Fair assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Newland
Fifth Avenue
Japan
John Bruch
J. F. MceMinds
W. R. Fair
Violet Snyder to host Beta Phi Alpha alumnae night
Miss Violet Snyder will host an alumnae gathering for Beta Phi Alpha at her home 1578 Second Avenue SE Monday at 6 pm. Members are asked to make reservations with Mrs Louis Kriz dial 20472.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Snyder
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Second Avenue SE
Louis Kriz
Dial
Bluff View Aid Halloween Luncheon Attended by Members
Mrs. Theresa King and Mrs. Vernon King hosted Bluff View Aid at 1702 Oakland Road NE for a Halloween luncheon on Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. Homer Mann Sr, Mrs. Anna Lamp, Mrs. Anton Popelka, Mrs. Charles Burianek, Mrs. Art Conrad, Mrs. William Michalek, Mrs. John Buresh, Mrs. George Williams, and Mrs. Adelbert Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa King
Vernon King
Oakland Road
Bluff View Aid Society
Homer Mann, Sr
Anna Lamp
Anton Popelka
Charles Burianek
Art Conrad
William Michalek
John Buresh
George Williams
Adelbert Williams
Club Women Host Society Meeting In Earlville
Mrs. John Kretschmar Jr and a group of local women including Mrs. Ben Puruth Mrs. John Nicholls and others will entertain society members. Mrs. Arthur Conrad of 1117 Tenth Street NW will host the gathering on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kretschmar, Jr
Ben Puruth
John Nicholls
Elwood Dorlan
A. D. Thomas
Sidney Hunt
Earlville
D. M. Polk
William Goodrow
Carroll Sweet
Mary Schlechting
Rudy Jasa
Earl Edda
Elmer Blair
Ruth Miller
Arthur Conrad
Tenth Street
England Faces Food Shortage Survey by 22 000 Volunteers
England seeks to raise sufficient food for domestic needs, moving from a surplus to a tight supply. A detailed island survey is under way with the help of 22 000 volunteer surveyors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Feed Deficit Faces Livestock Growers in 1935 Outlook
A bureau report based on a 100,000 farmer canvass warns of major feed shortages from last summer’s drought. By winter meat animal numbers will be the lowest in 35 years, with rising feed prices and potential heavy liquidation of unfinished stock if farming practices aren’t adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Chester C. Davis
Victor A. Christgau
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Diviner Finds Body of Missing Artist in Wharfe River
London dispatch reports a diviner located the body of A. Reginald Smith, a famed English artist missing six days. His tools and sketches were found on the river bank after search efforts failed. A local wizard used a diving rod to indicate a rocky pool about 15 to 16 feet deep where the body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Reginald Smith
England
Wharfe
Cheaper Baths for Big German Families Decreed
Cologne report notes Hitler urges four children per family and Solingen grants large families a 50 percent pool and bath rate cut. The public pools now charge 10 cents per person for families with four or more children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
INS
Hitler
Solingen
Anti Italian Riots Continue In Jugoslavia
Riot vigil in Jugoslavia as king Alexander’s assassination sparks violence in Belgrade and Sarajevo. Police quell mobs targeting symbols of mourning while Peter II travels toward his throne and Prince Paul leads regency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugoslavia
International
Italy
Marseilles
Alexander
Straits of Messina
Dubrovnik
Peter II
Belgrade
Europe
Sarajevo
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Laibach
Hungary
Esseg
Subotich
Peter
Marie
Roumania
Paul
Champagne Vineyards Rebuilt After War See 1934 Crop Rise
The Champagne region reports rebuilt vineyards after World War I damage. Planting paused for years, but the 1934 crop is expected to exceed 1933 due to healthy vines and favorable weather, with acreage about the same as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Chicago And North Western Ry Change in Schedule
Chicago and North Western Railway announces a schedule change effective October 15. See agent for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North Western Ry
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Aah
Alfred Durin
Chicago
Mrs, Johnson
Emily
Nature Club
Second Street
Dows Bldg
King’s Daughters
Mrs. Clark
Eluti
Mes
Goodyear
Isabella
O'Neills
Mrs. Millburn
Clubs
Directed By
Amos Parrish
Ameos Parrish
Alah
Lota Alofa
Beta Phi Alpha
Nation
Joan
Eoze
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