Annual YMB Halloween Ball Set For Oct 29
The YMB will stage its annual Halloween party and masquerade ball October 29 in the C S P S hall. Social hour runs 8 to 9 with dancing by Stan Stanley and his orchestra from 9 to 1. grand march at 10, best costume judged, then unmasking. Guests invited. planning by Weston Di Ralston II and Robert C. Mitchell. Col T W Roane and Mrs Roane have moved to Vermillion S D. Col Roane will teach military science at the University of South Dakota.
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Zen) Men’s Bureau
C. S. P. S. Hall
Stan Stanley
YMB
Weston di Ralston II
Robert C. Mitchell
T. W. Roane
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Vermillion, S. D
Roane
Coe College
University of South Dakota
Dows and Witwer Return from Chicago Visit
Mrs. Sutherland C. Dows and Mrs. Weaver Witwer, both from local properties in the area, returned Thursday from a several day trip to Chicago. They reside at 340 Twenty-seventh Street Drive SE and Hilltop Farm respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland C. Dows
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Chicago
Flournoy Corey Couple Return From Midwest Trip
Mr and Mrs Flournoy Corey of 1900 Fifth Avenue SE have returned from a week long journey to Detroit and Chicago with no incidents reported and they are resuming daily routines.
English Say It Topic Draws Kiwanis Ladies Club
Miss Florence Gritzner spoke on The Way the English Say It before Kiwanis Ladies at a dessert luncheon in the Montrose hotel's French room. Guests included Mrs. E. J Mason of Kansas City and Mrs. Paul Miller of Cedar Rapids. Next meeting November 10 will be at Mrs. Neil Conklin’s home. Mrs. James Reeder will discuss Art As It Applies To You.
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Florence Gritzner
England
Kiwanis Ladies Club
Montrose Hotel
E. J Mason
Kansas City
Paul Miller
Cedar Rapids
Neil Conklin
Seventeenth Street
James Reeder
Marcus O Walters Returns From Colorado Wyoming Tour
Mr and Mrs Marcus O Walter s 1421 First Avenue SE returned today from a 10 day tour of Colorado and Wyoming highlighting scenic stops and travel experiences
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Marcus O. Walters
Colorado
Marcus O. Walter
First Avenue
Wyoming
Service circle meeting at Capron home
The King’s Daughters circle met Thursday at 2239 Bever Avenue SE with Mrs. Leo Geesaman assisting. Mrs E. D. Rohn led devotions and Mrs. Sue Raymond reported on the recent convention. The circle voted five dollars to the Community Chest.
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King’s
WL. Capron
Bever Avenue SE
Leo Geesaman
E. D. Rohn
Sue Raymond
Community Chest
Kenneth Adairs Spend Weekend With Peschaus
Mr and Mrs Kenneth F Adair of Indianapolis arrived Thursday evening to spend the weekend with Dr and Mrs W E Peschau at 360 Park Terrace SE and to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Daniel and Mrs Adair s mother Mrs E W LaPlante. Nancy Adair recently married Edward Peschau. Mrs Peschau hosted a luncheon for Adair friends and Mrs Herbert H Ray of Binghamton NY was visiting her parents at 2005 Fifth Avenue SE. Charles Daniel will host a family dinner at 352 Garden Drive SE.
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Kenneth F. Adair
Indianapolis
W. E. Peschau
Park Terrace SE
Charles Daniel
Adair
E. W. LaPlante
Adairs
Nancy
Dr. Peschau
Edward Peschau
20 40 Club News Recaps Year Two Activities
Peggy Williams profiles the 20 40 Club second year with past events at the YMCA and Temple rink. Opal Van Antwerp becomes house committee chair and invites volunteers at the YWCA. A memorable hayrack ride included Howard Quaas and Bob Williams with sixty members enjoying music, coffee, and doughnuts at Thomas Park Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Quaas
Bob Williams
Thomas Park
Marion
Panic rushing party at YMCA hosted by Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Alpha Phi chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its first rushing function of the year in the Keen Teen room at the YMCA. Eight rushees signed in Helen Handley Marilyn Shima Evelyn Hand Marjorie Brown Lucille Ondler Thelma Swanson Mary Ann Alexander Dorothy Galvin who was crowned Queen of the Unemployed with a paper bag crown and burlap robe. Games donuts and cider were provided. A model meeting is planned for October 19 in the Keen Teen room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Keen
YMCA
Helen Handley
Marilyn Shima
Evelyn Hand
Marjorie Brown
Lucille Ondler
Thelma Swanson
Mary Ann Alexander
Dorothy Galvin
Keen Teen Room
Coffee honoring Mrs Alden Avery of Spencer
Mrs Frank C Byers hosted a Thursday morning coffee at Tama Avenue Marion in honor of her daughter Mrs Alden Avery of Spencer A few of Mrs Avery s friends attended the courtesy.
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Frank C. Byers
Tama Ave
Nue
Marion
Alden Avery
Spencer
Marry Morans Return Home After Davenport Visit
Mr and Mrs. Morgan Maloney of Davenport have returned home after a short visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fahey at 2016 Country Club Parkway SE.
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Morgan Maloney
Davenport
W. L. Fahey
Country Club Parkway SE
Meeks Return From Two Week Southern Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Meek of 1957 Washington avenue SE returned home Thursday after a two weeks trip through the South with a visit to friends in Victoria Texas.
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Stanley R. Meek
Washington Avenue SE
Victoria
Texas
Sunshine circle meeting at Mrs Breidert home
The Sunshine circle of the King’s home met at Mrs W E Breidert’s 127 Twenty fourth Street SE. Mrs Francis Kimberling led the devotional with Mrs W M Gallagher assisting and delegates reported on the state convention. The next meeting on November 9 will be a luncheon at 1 p.m. at Miss Louise May’s home 2015 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters
W. E. Breidert
Twenty-fourth Street
Francis Kimberling
W. M. Gallagher
Louise May
Blake
Boulevard SE
Crochet pattern 558 with initials lace edging
Pattern 558 crochet directions include charts and lace edged initials. Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. at 549 West Randolph Street Chicago 80 Ill. Print pattern number your name and address plainly.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Ill
Sadie Hawkins Day Ride Planned by Cedar Rapids Horsemen
The Cedar Rapids Horsemen's Club observes Sadie Hawkins Day with a morning ride from Upmier's Stables through timber, followed by a lunch, a club dance with the Hawaiian Cowboys band, games and awards, and a moonlit return ride.
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Sadie Hawkins
Cedar Rapids Horsemen’s Club
Upmier
Fourscore Club Hosts Galloping Breakfast Event
Members of the Fourscore club joined a Thursday galloping breakfast organized by the hospitality committee. The gathering included club members and preschool children with hostesses Mrs. Ernest Pappenius, Mrs. John Babillus, Mrs. Thane McConnell, and Mrs. Vernon Hudek listed with their street addresses.
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Ernest Pap~ Penius
Thirtieth Street Drive
John Babillus
Elmshurst Drive
Thane McConnell
Thirty-third Street Drive
Vernon Hudek
G Avenue
Teachers Dine At Johnson School Buffet
Mrs H G Schwegler hosted a cooperative supper for Johnson school teachers at her 1544 Fifth Avenue SE home. Thirteen teachers attended with Mrs Clyde Lindsley wife of the principal among the guests.
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H. G. Schwegler
Fifth Avenue SE
Johnson School
Clyde Lindsley
Mr and Mrs Franklin J Smith Return From Midwest Trip
Mr and Mrs Franklin J Smith of 501 Gwendolyn Drive NE completed an extensive motor journey through Ohio and Indiana. In Evansville they visited former Gedar Rapids residents Mr and Mrs Edward Chapman.
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Franklin J. Smith
Gwendolyn Drive
Ohio
Indiana
Evansville
Edward Chapman
Gedar Rapids
Mt Mercy College officials attend North Central junior colleges meeting
Sister Mary Sldephonse president of Mt. Mercy Junior College Sister Mary Eleanor registrar and Dr E B Donahue academic dean returned from Des Moines after attending the fourth annual fall meeting of the council of North Central Junior Colleges.
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Mary Sldephonse
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Mary Eleanor
E. B. Donahue
Des Moines
Council of North Central Junior Colleges
Lady circle hosts salad luncheon for charity
Mrs Hoyt Thomas of 1616 Maplewood Drive NE hosted the Ethel Evans circle of the King's Daughters for a salad luncheon on Thursday. Devotions were led by Mrs Thomas with Mrs Laude Doud as guest. Five dollars were voted to the Community Chest and convention news was reported by Mrs John Breckle and Mrs E O Spangler.
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Hoyt Thomas
Maple
Wood Drive
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
Thomas
Laude Doud
Community Chest
John Breckle
E. O. Spangler
Mrs Hunts Luncheon Hosts In Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs. Ralph D. Hunting Jr at 110 Crescent Street SE entertained friends at a luncheon Friday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. The gathering honored her mother, Mrs. T M Madden of Virginia Minnesota, who arrived earlier in the week to spend a few days with the Huntings.
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Ralph D. Hunting, Jr
Crescent Street SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
T M Madden
Virginia
Minn
Kent Couple Return From Florida Vacation Visit
Mr and Mrs C A Kent of 1511 D avenue NE returned from a two weeks trip to St. Petersburg Florida where they were guests of Miss Meta B Aussicker their aunt On the way back they stopped to see Mr Kent s parents Mr and Mrs William Kent in Coal City Indiana.
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C. A. Kent
D Avenue
St. Petersburg
Fla
Meta B. Aussicker
Mr Kent
William Kent
Coal City
Ind
Mary Haworth's Mail Cultured Woman Inhibitions
Mary Haworth weighs if a mature cultured professional woman may invite a man to her home for dinner after no prior date. The pair are refined, well-bred, educated and recently single, sharing business ties and mutual respect as Edna assesses the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hayworth
Edna
Mature woman asks how to invite a man without seeming forward
The columnist advises Edna to expand her social circle by hosting a dinner to introduce Joshua to someone he would enjoy meeting, framing it as a chance to bring people together. Timidity is criticized as childish. the emphasis is on being friendly, poised, and proactive to cultivate valued friendships.
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Edna
Joshua
E. S
M. H
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