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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1935

Page

3

Lost Nation Socials Track Bridge Wins

Lost Nation notes show Mrs Edward Christensen hosting J T Bridge club Tuesday. High honors in bridge went to Miss Bertha Busch Mrs W C Mohl and Mrs Ed Ruggebug. Mrs Roy Rutenbeck celebrated her birthday with Sunday school class gathering. Catholic Ladies club met with Mrs Paul DeVine Thursday. Rosary led by Mrs Matt Ales Christian Doctrine by Mrs J W Kramer. Mrs George Dobling hosted Luncheon bridge club with prizes to Mrs Fred Busch Mrs Paul Komkel and Mrs J D Leinbaugh.

Edward Christensen J. T. Bridge Club Bertha Busch W. C. Mohl Ed Ruggebug Roy Rutenbeck Antly Catholic Ladies Club Paul DeVine Matt Ales J. W. Kramer Mary Wolfe George Dobling Fred Busch Paul Komkel J. D. Leinbaugh

Hold Football Hop Following Cornell Battle

Cornell college football players visited the Beloit game and attended a football hop in the alumni gymnasium decorated with football blankets. The student social committee included Joe Fink Constance Root Edgar Walker Betty Schmidt Franklin Littell and Mildred Drew. Two hundred Pfeiffer hall girls town coeds and guests enjoyed open house at Pfeiffer hall with dancing and cards. Chaperons were Mrs Eva Blue Miss Alice R Betts and Miss Leila Huebsch. The girls committee was Helen Marsan Mary Foster and Mary Gertrude Bellamy with Giovanni Smith in charge of refreshments.

Mount Vernon Cornell College Beloit Joe Fink Constance Root Edgar Walker Betty Schmidt Franklin Littell Mildred Drew Pfeiffer Hall Eva Blue Alice R. Betts Leila Huebsch Helen Marsan Mary Foster Mary Gertrude Bellamy Giovanni Smith Cornell Prof Harold Baltz Dale Leiben Delphi Baker House Arrow Dean Albion R. King Davenport Dean King W. S. Ebersole Laurence West Ralph Klinefelter Roy Nelson James McCutcheon Lloyd Dean Helen Beamer D. A. van Metre Dean Risser H. S. Risser Marjorie Lambert LeRoy Earle Baker Cedar Falls Harlan Myerly Bloomington Ill State Normal School Risser Iowa State College Ames Waterloo Kathryn Jean Osgood

Mission Circle and Civic Groups Host Events in Edgewood

Edgewood reports a busy week with Mission Circle of the Congregational church starting a rug for a Georgia mission hospital and the Coradeship for China packing gifts for a China mission hospital led by Miss Bernice Jacobs and sponsored by Miss Mabel True. The Civic Department of the Woman's club held a hard times party with Mrs. Ang ie Bellamy. A reception for Rev. W H Feller, the new Methodist minister, was at the church dining room with about 80 attendees including public school teachers.

Mission Circle Congregational Church Willard Farmer Georgia China Bernice Jacobs Mabel True Woman's Club Angie Bellamy Methodist Church W. H. Feller

State Membership Chairman to Speak at Local Club

Darline Gordon of Clinton, state membership chairman of the Business and Professional Women's clubs, will speak Tuesday evening in the Roosevelt room at the Roosevelt hotel. Miss Marjory Meeker leads the event with a parliamentary drill and business session. Initiation of new members, music, and a social mixer follow, with invitations extended for Anamosa and Iowa City events in October.

Darline Gordon Clinton P. W Roosevelt Roosevelt Hotel Anamosa Club Anamosa Bertha Cunningham Iowa City Leone Sutherland

Cedar Rapids Hosts Iowa Poetry Society Meeting

Mr and Mrs Maurice Taylor of Cedar Rapids hosted the Iowa Poetry Society at the Hotel Montrose on Saturday. Taylor edits Experi ences In Understanding. Next society meeting is in November at Ames. Prof Vincent Ogburn of Coe College spoke on youth poetry and selections from The Caravan. Lee Burton of Oakdale read on The Rediscovery of America. Sadie Seagrave led a Lyric Poetry discussion.

Maurice Taylor Cedar Rapids Iowa Poetry Society Montrose Taylor Ames Vincent Ogburn Coe College Coe Lee Burton Oakdale America Sadie Seagrave

Belle Plaine Club Activities Schedule Week of Meetings

Belle Plaine P E O chapter EF met at Mrs Helen Williams home and reported on the Yellowstone park convention. Numerous clubs met Tuesday through Friday with luncheons dinners and bridge. Officers for the coming year were elected for the Lutheran Ladies society and Mrs Chris Meyers was named president. A wedding was announced for Miss Leon Dierks and Clifford Nebel on Oct 24.

Helen Williams Blythe Williamsburg Yellowstone Park Humphry Portia Club Ivyl Rowland Ruth Palmer Flossie Park Margaret Sellers Contract Club Congregational Church Arlene Tippie S. L. Dunlap Lincoln Cafe A. E. Fedderson Nona Cara Sue Luckritz Mildred Snyder A. F A. M William Craig Leon Dierks Clifford Nebel

Local Club Activities and District Delegates in Wapello

Wapello social events include Study club hosts and delegates elected for district Fort Madison. Delta Alphas and Presbyterian guests, spelling winner Miss Myrtle Davis, and Women’s Relief corps inspection by Maude Schmoller. P.E.O chapter ET host evening with reports from Columbus Junction and Up-to-Dates dinner at Commercial hotel with five hundred contest winners and losers.

E. R. Winter Ed Hicklin Vail Thompson Fort Madison F. W. Miller A. W. Hinderman Frank Hook M. D. Thomas E. R. Hicklin Delta Alphas Presbyterian Sunday School Marian Bates Marjorie McFarlane Ruth Anderson Miss Bates Myrtle Davis Women's Relief Corps Maude Schmoller Washington W. E. Edwards P.E.O Duncan Columbus Junction

Community Groups Hold Social Meetings In Williamsburg

Various clubs and families in Williamsburg held gatherings this week. The Ladies Aid of St. Pauls Lutheran met in the church basement with refreshments served by Mrs. HH Co Ahrens. Queen Esther circle hosted by Geraldine Collins at her home. The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Lottie Durr's home. Chapter CN of P E O met at Teresa Humphrey's home while Emma Blythe shared Yellowstone trip details. Neighbors celebrated Leslie Oliver's birthday with Bunko and a gathering of family and friends. A d ance party hosted by Alice Schaefer and Minnie Newkirk featured several attendees. J E Gatens hosted a Sunday gathering with numerous Iowa City and area residents. M F Naughton observed their 40th wedding anniversary with relatives from nearby towns. The American Legion installed officers for the year. The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church met at Mrs. Worth's. Margaret Ann Behrens entertained for her fifth birthday. James Gaffney celebrated his eighth birthday with friends and classmates at the event.

Ladies Aid St. Paul’s Lutheran Church HH. Co.Ahrens H. D. Ahrens Miss Huntelman Conroy Geraldine Collins Queen Esther Grace Lewis Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Lottie Durr Teresa Humphrey Chicago Leslie Oliver Theodore Davolt Maynard Stark Victor Scurlock Floyd Williams Eileen Jones Cal Williams Bobby Williams Alice Schaefer Minnie Newkirk John O’leary Patricia J. A. O'Leary C. C. Ries Iowa City D. W. Conwell Mary Conwell Grand Junction M. F. Naughton Clarence Naughton Lee Glant Joe Driscoll Blairstown Paul Naughton Marengo American Legion E. E. Worth Fred W. Scholl Frank McCallister Ralph Chase I. J. Sinn Oren Peterson J. Orris J. Henry Meyers Leo Moynihan Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church Margaret Ann Behrens Henry Behrens Dorothy Freeman Helen May John Roberts Cleo Lawrence Stahl Della Jane Ruth Meyer

Local clubs plan meetings and showers across Anamosa

Anamosa groups schedule Tuesday gatherings as the Garden club planned a talk on Putting the Garden to Bed by Mrs. G A Turner. Other clubs hostesses include Mrs. John Dorgeloh with Wink First Shugart Snyder assisting. A Talladega shower honors Goodnow hospital with Mrs. Bray and Mrs. Stone assisting. Laura Ireland receives a bridal shower ahead of her marriage to Hazelton Williams of Oskaloosa.

Garden Club G. A. Turner George B. Irick John Dorgeloh Mesdames Wink Shugart and Snyder The Methodist Church Mothers’ Study Club R. E. Ballard Lee van Kirk van Kirk Congregational Hazelton Williams Oskaloosa Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church G. H. Monroe A. O. Sones J. A. Belknap Clayton Hartman George Fegan Cecil Wilson Bridge A. G. Remley Glen McLaughlin F. H. Dolan O. M. Miller Hattie Jansen Ruth Bailey Nell Miller American Legion Auxiliary

O. N. O. Club Hostess Dinner And Senior Party

Elwood Mrs. Hugh Clarke hosted the O. N. O. club dinner on Thursday with Mrs. John Danielson presiding at the business meeting. Cards yielded high to Mrs. Albert E. Franklin and low to Mrs. Howard Brown. The high school senior girls hosted a party for the senior boys after a ticket selling contest with dancing. Attendees included James A. Storing and others.

Hugh Clarke John Danielson Albert E. Franklin Howard Brown James A. Storing A~rison Hamilton Paulena

Housewarming Party Visited by Neighbors in Kellogg

Kellogg guests gathered Monday evening for a housewarming party hosted by Miss Marjorie Ives and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Benton, Virtus Ruttenbeck, James A. Storing, Gilbert Riggs, Almond Creger, Mrs. Lawrence Hartvigsen, Ethel Hartvigsen, Laura Schoenthaler, Harrison Hamilton, and the Browns.

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