Miss Ruth Coon to Be Honored at Dinner Party
A dinner party honor for Miss Ruth Coon precedes her Saturday marriage to Dr. D R Steninger of Keota. Miss Harriet Mateer hosts at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food shop Wednesday with guests including Ruth and Wilma Coon and several Coon and Mateer family members, followed by a court whist gathering at the Mateer home 382 Seventeenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Coon
D. R. Steninger
Keota
Harriet Mateer
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Ruth
Wilma Coon
Wilma Myers
Ruth Kemp
Lorraine Mueller
Lucille Coon
Alice
Ellen Snyder
Wayne C. Stookey
E. P. Childs
J. Lindley Coon
R. K. Mateer
Herbert Wood
Don Lawrence
Mateer
Seventeenth Street
Mrs William P Ellwood Leaves Toledo Visit
Mrs William P Ellwood of Toledo and her son have left for home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook at 222 Crescent Street SE for several weeks. Accompanying them were Mr and Mrs Floyd Ellwood of 1415 Second Avenue SE, parents of William Ellwood, who will spend some time in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Ellwood
Toedo, O
Mrs D M Taylor Hosts Informal Tea at Home
Mrs D M Taylor of 353 Pleasant Drive SE hosted an attractive informal tea Wednesday afternoon. About sixty guests attended with Mrs A L Haldeman Mrs Franklin E Katterjohn Mrs Grant B Munger and Miss Blanche Krebs presiding at the tea table and Mrs George Laird assisting in receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Taylor
Pleasant Drive
A. L. Haldeman
Franklin E. Katterjohn
Grant B. Munger
Blanche Krebs
George Laird
Kirns Return From Canadian Trip
Mr and Mrs R W Kirn of 318 Crescent street SE have returned after a two weeks trip to Birmingham Michigan Toronto and Peterborough Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Kirn
Crescent Street
Birmingham
Mich
Toronto
Peterboro
Canada
Legion Auxiliary Officials Attend Linn County School of Instruction
Mrs F C Parrish and Mrs Harry Gunderson presidents of the American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No 5 went to Marion Tuesday for the Linn county presidents and secretaries school of instruction. They were joined by Mrs Albert Martin second district vice committee woman and Mrs J P Winn county vice chairman with Mrs William Bleakly presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Parrish
Harry Gunderson
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford
Linn County
School of Instruction
Marion
William Bleakly
Albert Martin
Second
J. P. Winn
Trinity Methodist Ladies Aid Carnival Oct. 23
Members of the Trinity Methodist church Ladies Aid society sponsor a fun night carnival on Oct. 23 with games acts fortune telling a floor show and other carnival attractions. The party is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
Trinity Methodist Church
King's Daughters Circle Lunch Discusses Davenport Meeting
Mrs. Walter Hambright hosted Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters at a luncheon. President Mrs. W Paul Engel reported Linn County Union meeting results and Davenport convention notes read by Engel Morton and Hutch. Guest Mrs. Sarah Meardon from Chicago stayed with Mrs. Rufus Culver. Next gathering at Mrs. Milo Wenger's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hambright
Blake Boulevard
Ida Mansfield
King’s Daughters
W. Paul Engel
Linn County Union
Davenport
Engel
John Morton
J. A. Hutch
Sarah Meardon
Chicago
Rufus B. Culver
Wellington Street
Milo Wenger
Linn Boulevard
Birthday dinner honors 92nd birthday of Eardley Bell
Mr and Mrs W A Bell and families of 1600 Ellis boulevard NW and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bell and families of 3300 avenue NW hosted a Sunday birthday dinner in Wellman for Eardley Bell grandfather of Gilbert and W A Bell. Fifty relatives attended the party with Eardley Bell noted as a longtime Iowa county resident of sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bell
Ellis Boulevard
Gilbert Bell
Wellman
Eardley Bell
Gilbert
Iowa County
Family gathering honors Mrs. Sylvia Hollenbeck with relatives
Mrs. Sylvia Hollenbeck hosted a Sunday gathering at 716 Eighth Street NW with guests including her niece Mrs. Kelly McKee and Mr. McKee of Conesville and their daughters Mary Elizabeth Barbara Ann and Evelyn. Also present were her sisters Mrs. James S. Barry and Mr. Barry of Muscatine and Miss Nancy Keeler of Lone Tree, her son Roy Hollenbeck of Davenport and her grandsons Harley and Earl Hollenbeck of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Hollenbeck
Eighth Street
Kelly McKee
McKee
Conesville
Mary Elizabeth
Barbara Ann
Evelyn
James S. Barry
Mr. Barry
Muscatine
Nancy Keeler
Lone Tree
Roy Hollenbeck
Davenport
Harley and
Earl Hollenbeck
Cedar Rapids
Queen Esther Circle Meeting Today
Queen Esther circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. A. E. Einen at 2735 First Avenue E for a dessert luncheon and business session Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Esther
King’s Daughters
A. E. Einen
First Avenue E
Central Iowa bridge series kicks off Friday in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts the East Central Iowa bridge association as three local teams join contestants from Independence Oelwein Manchester Waterloo and two Waterloo squads. Matches run Fridays through April with two-week intervals Forty boards per match board-a-match scoring prizes funded by players. Glyn Gough of Waterloo leads organization of the new association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Oliver Longueville
R. S. Hardendorf
H. J. Robertson
T. E. Taylor
George E. Beattie
M. O. Reiff
S. A. Sanders
R. F. Gorman
W. J. Neuzil
W. M. Jayne
James Epstein
Longueville
Milo Miller
Waterloo
Beattie
Neuzil
Independence
Oelwein
Manchester
Glyn Gough
Iowa State Bridge League
New Association
Otyokiwa Camp Fire Elects Officers At St Matthew’s
Members of the Otyokiwa Camp Fire group at St. Matthew's church met Tuesday evening with Mary Margaret Strathman presiding. Dorothy Jane Nesper was elected president with Mary Elizabeth Hiegel as secretary and Mary Margaret Strathman as treasurer among the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otyokiwa
St. Matthew’s Church
Mary Margaret Strathman
Dorothy Jane Nesper
Mary Elizabeth Hiegel
Mary Scolaro
Gladys Doran
Kathleen Nesper
Mary Jane Scherer
Jean McGinnis
Janaan Wilson
Marie Vermeersch
Mary Lou Wilson
Lois Nesper
Nancy Macklem
Barbara Ryan
Mary Elizabeth Hdiegel
the Guardian
Assistant Guardian
G. C. Macklem
Jean Macklem
Marriage of Helen Schaefer and Virgil Woodford Solemnized
M. A. Schaefer announces the marriage of his daughter Helen Schaefer to Virgil Woodford son of Mr and Mrs B D Woodford The ceremony took place Saturday at Rev I E Linkleter home Miss Fonda Woodford and Harold Woodford attended A reception for immediate families followed at the groom s home The couple will reside at 827 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Schaefer
Burch Avenue
Helen Schaefer
Virgil Woodford
B. D. Woodford
Avenue NW
I. E. Linkleter
Fonda Woodford
Harold Woodford
Fourth Avenue SE
Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs Madison Birthday
A surprise dinner was held at Mr. and Mrs. George E. Madison's home on Twenty third avenue SE to honor Mrs. Madison's birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George M. Price of Walker, Frank S. Dudley and family, Wanda and Chester from Independence, Elmer D. Price and Eva Lou Price, Julia Romley of Coggon, L. A. Dudley and others from Cedar Rapids, and several Dudley relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Madison
Twenty-third Avenue SE
Mrs. Madison
George M. Price
Walker
Frank S. Dudley
Wanda
Chester
Independence
Elmer D. Price
Eva Lou Price
Julia Romley
Coggon
L. A. Dudley
Leland
Quentin
Elmer
Rudolph
Lylburn Dudley
Maxine
LaVona
Callie
Marybell Dudley
Helen
Vera Vaclav
Pauline Floetchinger
George Madison
Howard
Norman Madison
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Birthday Observed At Sewell Home
Mrs. William Sewell on 1012 Avenue NE hosted a surprise party for her daughter Diane Elizabeth fourth birthday. Guests included Gladys Wilson Doris Wilson Jean Green Clarice Karr Betty Allard Patricia Havorka Diana Hoagland Arlene Gundling Elizabeth Froman and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sewell
Avenue NE
Diane Elizabeth
Gladys Wilson
Doris Wilson
Jean Green
Clarice Karr
Betty Allard
Patricia Havorka
Diana Hoagland
Arlene Gundling
Elizabeth Froman
Harvey Froman
Dolorez Sewell
C. H. Sewell
Fourth Street NW
Diane and
Dolorez
Blanche Sewell
Robert Konigsmark
Charles Sewell
Katheryn Leslie
Margaret Sewell
Helen Sewell
Country Club Iowa Homecoming Party Set as Large Event
Tables are reserved for no host parties dinners honoring out of town guests and Iowa alumni back for homecoming at the Country Club Iowa homecoming party Saturday evening. Social committee led by Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth asks members to reserve early for the dinner dance which promises one of the year’s largest parties. A special swing time college orchestra is engaged for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Country Club
Edwin H. Wadsworth
John Hamilton Returns From Western Stay
John Hamilton II of 2345 Linden Drive SE returned Wednesday after a three week visit in San Francisco California where he attended the American Bankers Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton II
Linden Drive
San Francisco
Calif
American Bankers’ Association
Mr and Mrs Fred Kahl Host Dinner at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mr and Mrs Fred Kahl of 524 Twenty second street SE will entertain at dinner and bridge Wednesday evening at the Commonwealth tea room. Twenty two guests will share the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kahl
Twenty-second Street
Bridge
Commonwealth Tea Room
Reception Honors Kenwood Minister
About seventy people attended Tuesday evening at the Kenwood Methodist church to honor Rev. Foster Beck new minister and Mrs. Beck. The Ladies Aid led the event with Mrs. W. W. White delivering the welcome and the reverends Beck and Mrs. Beck replying. Norman Emerson sang with Mrs. Harry Emerson. The Rev. Arthur A. Brooks and Rev. E Winslow Brown gave addresses. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Methodist Church
Foster Beck
Beck
Ladies Aid Society
W. W. White
E. Winslow Brown
L. P. Mills
Harry Emerson
Fred Doetzel
C. W. Kohl
Norman Emerson
Walter Piper
Wilbur Robinson
Homer Grove
C. G. White
Aid
Y W C A Classes In Full Swing For All Ages
Enrollment rises this week as new pupils join Y W C A activities. New stunts and tumbling class for children. extensive children's and social dancing schedules. adult gym tap and folk dancing. eight team bowling league with forty women. upcoming volleyball tournament. badminton club sessions. Friday roller skating without fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk
Kappa Delta Sorority Alumnae Plan Christmas Party
Alumnae of the Kappa Delta sorority met Tuesday with Miss Margaret Rubins at 1915 Bever Avenue SE. Miss Dorothy Manchester presided. Mrs. Nevin Nichols was elected advisor to the college chapter. Hostesses were Mrs. R. V. Porter Miss Mary Carmel Halpin and Miss Lucille Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Margaret Rubins
Bever Avenue SE
Dorothy Manchester
Nevin Nichols
R. V. Porter
Mary Carmel Halpin
Lucille Reynolds
Bride Elect Gertrude Fox Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Elmer Rocklitz entertained at a miscellaneous shower at 627 Sixth Avenue SE in honor of Miss Gertrude Fox bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rocklitz
Sixth Avenue SE
Gertrude Fox
Shower honors Sylvia Dostal before Oct. 20 wedding
Mrs. Marvin Nelson Mrs. Charles Serbousek and Mrs. John Cox hosted about 100 guests Monday evening at St Patrick's auditorium in Fairfax for Miss Sylvia Dostal ahead of her marriage to Joseph Kinney of Oxford on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Nelson
Charles Serbousek
John Cox
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Fairfax
Sylvia Dostal
Joseph Kinney
Oxford
Ex-Quakerets elect Jessie Kirk president
Mrs. Jessie Kirk was elected president of the Ex-Quakerets at a Tuesday meeting held at 1107 Eighth Street NW. Nine members attended. Officers include Irene Frame as vice president Charlotte McHugh as secretary and Irma Ford as treasurer. Next meeting at 1722 B Avenue NW. Former Quaker Oats employees eligible for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kirk
Charlotte McHugh
Eighth Street NW
Irene Frame
McHugh
Irma Ford
Ford
B Avenue NW
Strauss Mozart Program Studied by Beethoven Club
The Beethoven club meets Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Terrace room at the Montrose hotel to study Richard Strauss and Mozart in realism. A 9:15 a.m. board meeting precedes. Performances include Mozart violinist Adella Vyskocil and accompanist Edna Mae Sila, plus duets from Marriage of Figaro and other works by Strauss and Mozart performed by a group including Lenore Stark, Cora Fisher, Elizabeth Bohac, Lucy Ambroz, Helen Kacena Stark, and Eleanor Hilborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Strauss
Beethoven Club
Montrose Hotel
Mozart
Adella Vyskocil
Edna Mae Sila
Resti Ser
Lenore Stark
Cora Fisher
Elizabeth Bohac
Lucy Ambroz
Strauss
Helen Kacena Stark
Augene S
Klavienstuck
Eleanor Hilborn
Strauss Allerseelen
Beethoven Club Chorus
Stark
Ambroz
Mrs. Frank Biba Hosts Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Frank Biba of 1910 Washington Avenue SE served as hostess at a bridge luncheon Tuesday at the Commonwealth tea room. Prize winners were Mrs. Lee Eckert Mrs. Fred Larson and Mrs. Milo Vanous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biba
Washington Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Lee Eckert
Fred Larson
Milo Vanous
Beethoven Club Patron Concert Delights Cedar Rapids Audience
Beethoven Club presented a two piano recital in the Terrace room at the Montrose hotel Tuesday evening. Dubuque duo Miss Martha Zehetner and Miss Edith Groff with Mrs Fern Swineford Reese on flute drew a large audience with Bach, Mozart, Delius and Sauer works plus a Viennese Fledermaus finale. Virginia Paul accompanied Mrs Reese. encore was Sauer Gavotte Intermezzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Zehetner
Edith Groff
Dubuque
Fern Swineford Reese
Cedar Rapids
Beethoven Club
Montrose Hotel
Virginia Paul
Reese
Bach
Mozart
Harold Bauer
Victor Sauer
Frederick Delius
Reichert
Sauer
Dinner in Honor of Albia Vondra Before California Move
Mr and Mrs Fred Vondra hosted a dinner for Albia Vondra who will depart Sunday to establish residence in California. Attendees included multiple families and relatives such as the Vondras Coufals Hynek Sejnoha Schlack Phelan and others. Mrs Vondra was helped by Mrs Coufal Hynek and Mrs A Sejnoha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vondra
Albia
California
John Vondra
F. A. Barta
Robert
John Vorel
Miio Vorel
William J. Phelan
F. B. Schlack
Lewis Petrak
Joseph C. Coufal
Agnes
Frances
Leonard Coufal
Elaine
Agnes Coufal
Leonard Shupitar
Ardis
Vernon Barta
Wesley Sejnoha
Alfred Sejnoha
John Hynek
Edward Clemons
Annalee
William Dohnalek
Stanley Konigsmark
Velma Trachta
Alfred Garnett
Lillian Schlack
Kenneth Morehead
John F.vondra
Vondra
Coufal
Hynek
A. Sejnoha
Shower Honors Miss Marie Voss Before Wed Wedding
Miss Mary Walter and Miss Esther Mae Klassen entertained Monday evening for Miss Marie Voss who will wed Alphonse Erger on Wednesday. A 500 game awarded the prize to Miss Voss, with guests including Misses Kotlinek Quass Walsh Stark Badding Eagan McNamara Walters and Mrs Graham and Mrs Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Walter
Esther Mae Klassen
Marie Voss
Alphonse Erger
Miss Voss
Marie Kotlinek
Kathleen Quass
Mary Walsh
Emma Stark
Laurene Badding
Marian Eagan
Eileen McNamara
Margaret Walter
John Graham
A. N. Walter
William Wood to Speak on Trees at Cedar Rapids Club
William Wood, superintendent of west side parks, will replace Prof. Fred J. Lazell of Iowa City to discuss Trees at a Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Nature and Garden meeting Thursday. A general discussion will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
West Side Parks
Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa Couple Wed in Lancaster Missouri Methodist Church
Verda Jane Miller niece of Ottumwa residents and John William Birney of Ottumwa married Sunday at the First Methodist church in Lancaster Missouri by Judge W A Higbee. Attendants from Ottumwa include Mrs Eugene Lowenberg. The bride, a Coe College graduate active in sororities, and the groom, an Missouri State Teachers College alumnus, plan to live at 530 North Green Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Jane Miller
J. A. DuBois
Bever Avenue
John William Birney
Ottumwa
First Methodist
Lancaster
W. A. Higbee
Eugene Lowenberg
Agnes Musel and Harold Fish Wed in Cedar Rapids
Agnes Lucille Musel of Tama and Harold E. Fish of Cedar Rapids wed at St. Matthew's church Cedar Rapids in a single ring ceremony. Rev. J D Kearns performed. Attendants were Mildred Musel and Francis Musel. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids where Fish works for the American Tea Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Agnes Lucille Musel
Cedar Rapids
John Musel
Harold E. Fish
George Fish
Shellsburg
St. Matthew’s Church
J. D. Kearn
Mildred Musel
Francis Musel
John Wurster
Tama High School
Tama County
Fish
Shellsburg High School
American Tea Company
Van Vechten guild plans conference events
The Van Vechten guild of Peoples church organized social events for the upcoming Iowa Unitarian association conference. A luncheon hosted 23 members and admitted Mrs. George B. Holmes. An Oct 20 dinner and a luncheon at Commonwealth tea room feature speakers and hostesses, with reservations arranged by listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Unitarian Association
van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
L. A. Kessler
T. F. Suchomel
George B. Holmes
Guild
Donald Lackey
Dial
C. A. Anderson
Commonwealth Tea Room
Thomas G. Rees
Boston
Mass
General Alliance of Unitarian Women
M. S. Hallman
A. B. Steele
Lackey
Benner Tea Company Workers Host Social Club Meeting
Employes of the Benner Tea company were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Andersen in Winton Sunday. A social club was organized with Mrs. A. J. Anderson as president and other officers named. The club plans its first meeting at Palisades state park on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benner Tea Company
Philip Andersen
Winton
A. J. Anderson
Mary Gillen
Clarence van Fossen
Wesley Parek
Mary Quick
Palisades State Park
Beethoven Club Patrons Listed By Patron Committee
The Beethoven club announces its patron list with Mrs. Louis Sila as chairwoman and Miss Virginia Paul as president. A long roster follows, naming dozens of patrons including Mr. and Mrs. Worth Averill, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Calder, Miss Eleanor Cook, and many others across families and professions.
List of local residents and upstanding community members
The passage names numerous residents and spouses including Noel Newell Mrs Walter S Newell Mrs H L Nehls Mr and Mrs Nevin Nichols F W Orr Miss Laura Plank Mrs J G Pauba Miss Margaret Porter Mrs Eugene Pinney Mrs Charles Pope Mrs Aliah Pfeiffer Mrs Joe Pavlis Miss Christel Palmer Mrs Austin Palmer Dr and Mrs W E Peschau Mrs Harry Pratt Grant Perrin Miss Beulah Perrin Mrs Frances Ray Mr and Mrs William Rinderknecht Mrs H E Rahe Miss Bernice Rahe Prof Paul Ray Miss Ruth Rydberg Judge and Mrs H C Ring Mrs Joseph Sinaiko Louis H Sila Miss Alice Spevacek Miss Carla Sgarlata Mrs Emma Schauwecker Dr and Mrs Leo Sedlacek Mrs V C Shuttleworth Mrs Dora Sandbourne Ruskin Sandbourne Mrs G Y Swartzendruber C R Sanborn Mr and Mrs Charles Schoen Mrs Milo Simanek Miss Vivian Shakespeare Mrs Loren Twogood R D Taylor Mrs Mabel Tiffany Miss Inga Tapper Mrs Adah Thompson John Vavra Henry Vyskocil Mrs Stanley Vesely Dr Howard Van Winkle Mrs Howard G Whitmore Mrs Joe Walsh Mrs C M Westerfield Mr and Mrs J A Walsh and the Rev Melvin L Welke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Newell
Walter S. Newell
H. L. Nehls
Nevin Nichols
F. W. Orr
Laura Plank
J. G. Pauba
Margaret Porter
Eugene Pinney
Charles Pope
Aliah Pfeiffer
Joe Pavlis
Christel Palmer
Austin Palmer
W. E. Peschau
Harry Pratt
Grant Perrin
Birthday party honors Mrs. Ernest Wheeler at Atkins
Mrs. Ernest Wheeler of 622 Fifteenth Avenue SW celebrated a birthday with a large gathering Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McVay and family, Mr. and Mrs. Royce Bergen and Shellsburg, Atkins residents and relatives from Anamosa, and many others listed from Atkins and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wheeler
Fifteenth Avenue
Herbert McVay
Earl McVay
Irene
Ralph
Donald
Anamosa
Royce Bergen
Shellsburg
George Gardemann
Beverly
Harry Gardemann
la Vonne
LeRoy and
Leon
Atkins
Earl Cherry
Arthur Wheeler
Harold Ray
Angelis
Harold, Jr
J. A. Kirby
Glen
Cedar Rapids
Neu man and Robertson marry in Peoria ceremony
Anita P. Neuman of Cedar Rapids daughter of Allen Neuman of Mason City wed H. Melvin Robertson son of Alex Robertson Cedar Rapids. The Aug. 1 ceremony was led by Rev. Charles H. Thrall at St. Paul’s Methodist church in Peoria Illinois. They will reside at 822 Eighth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita P. Neuman
Cedar Rapids
Allen Neuman
Mason City
H. Melvin Robertson
Alex Robertson
Charles H. Thrall
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Peoria
Ill
Jane Boyd circle to meet for luncheon Thursday
Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for luncheon with Mrs. R. W. Maxon at 2114 Bever Avenue SE. Mrs. Ben Tait and Mrs. O. B. Clements will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
R. W. Maxon
Bever Avenue
Ben Tait
O. B. Clements
Second Reading Group Elects Leader at Magnusson Home
The second reading group of the AAU met Monday evening at Miss Elsie Magnusson’s home 221 First Avenue West. Mrs Alvin Nelson was elected group leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Magnusson
First Avenue
Alvin Nelson
Rock Island Woman's Club Card Party Friday
The Rock Island Woman's club will sponsor a card party at the Montrose hotel Friday with door and table prizes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Woman’s Club
Montrose Hotel
Des Moines Artist Harry Jones Speaks to Cedar Rapids Club
Harry Jones of Des Moines spoke on phases of art at a Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club art department meeting after lunch. Twenty seven members attended. Jones, part of the mural team in the federal building courtroom, trained at Cummings School Des Moines University of Iowa and Harvard. He has won top Iowa and national awards. Mrs. Artis and Mrs. Gates led discussions on art topics. Henry Eliason sang with Mrs. Welty on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Jones
Federal Building
Cummings School of Art
University of Iowa
Harvard
Iowa
United States
G. H. Artis
Frank Gates
America
Henry Eliason
Lulu Engleman Welty
A. B. van Dyke
Mesdames L. Howell
Ida Oakley
Dempsy Jones
Charles Briggs
Beta Delphian Plans Evening Meeting at Allison Hotel
Beta Delphian will meet Wednesday evening with Miss Alice Hall at the Allison hotel. Mrs. Ada G. Moore will speak on Russians in America and Miss Ethel Shean will speak on Moscow Art Theater. Miss Norah Gott will give a book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Alice Hall
Allison Hotel
Ada G. Moore
America
Ethel Shean
Moscow
Norah Gott
Landon Leads 2 to 1 Over Roosevelt in Cornell Poll
Special to The Gazette reports student editor Edwin Maynard releases As We Are on the Cornell campus. Alfred Landon leads Roosevelt by about two to one in the school presidential poll, with 285 Republicans, 150 Democrats, 28 Socialists, 11 Lemke, and three Browder supporters. faculty poll mirrors the ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Edwin Maynard
Conrad
Cornell
Alfred Landon
Roosevelt
Landon
Lemke
Browder
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. W. Kirns
Legion Auxiliary School OF Instruction
Trinity Aid
Mrs. Hollenbeck
Queen Esther
Eaimo
Amy
Otyokiwa Camp Fire
Schaefer-Woodford
John Hamilton
Fred Kahls
Kenwood
Kappa Delta Alumnae
Eleanor Taylor
Albia Vondra
Honor Miss Voss
Prof
Lazell
John Birney
Harold Fish
van Vechten Guild
Benner
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Louis Sila
Anna Denkman
Irene Campbell
Bernice Zvacek
Worth Averill
Paul Anthony
R. J. Allen
Joe Ainsworth
Ray Allen
Wendl Andrle
W. J. Barngrover
E. M. Batchelder
N. P. Craemer
Robert M. Chapman
Roy Curray
S. E. Coquillette
Milo A. Chehak
J. H. Calder
F. A. Challed
G. Watts Cook
Doreen Cobb
Charles Cuyler
Eleanor Cook
A. J. Coburn, Jr
K. E. Cornell
F. W. Damour
Allen Dunn
Max Daehler
Marion Davidson
Joseph Erwin
A. A. Elderkin
Edna Erickson
Jack . Edwards, Jr
Owen Elliott
A. W. Erskine
H. V. Eliason
John Paul Evans
LeRoy Farmer
James Franken
Edwin Franken
Dorothea Fox
Marvin Gard
P. R. Geyer
W. E. Goreham
L. H. Gardner
G. M. Goss
Nathan Greenberg
L. E. Garwood
Harry M. Gage
Carl Heinen
Howard Hall
George Hearn
J. Harold Horan
Esther Hronik
Blanche Hunter
W. H. Hasek
J. J. Hervert
Joseph Hicksa
H. E. Henderson
J. B. Hodgson
C. O. Hiltbrunner
Lee Hiltbrunner
Mrs. Wheeler
Neuman-Robertson
Rock Island
Morris Greenberg
FUR Shop
Granby Bldg
Ford Hopkins
Luberger
Luberger’s
Mr. McClellan
Kenway
Drapery
AIA Alien
Faroe
Uclipo Uy
Luberger Company
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