Woman's Club Dept Meetings Set This Week
The Woman's club calendar lists daily department meetings starting Monday. History Literature reviews Magnolia Street and All Passion Spent with discussion time. Lunch, crafts talk by Nora Gott, a Wednesday hike, chorus rehearsal, and a Friday Dramatic Art picnic with talks on directing and two reviews rounded out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
M. B. DeWoody
Magnolia Street
Gold, Ang
V. Sackville
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. Douda with Gifts and Games
Miss Edith Smith hosted a Tuesday evening miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Joseph Douda formerly Miss Helene Kranz. Prizes went to Miss Martha Rompotl Miss Helen Schulze and Mrs. L E Schulze. Gifts were given by Miss Shirley Mae Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Smith
Eleventh Street
Joseph Douda
Helene Kranz
Martha Rompotl
Helen Schulze
L. E. Schulze
Douda
Shirley Mae Smith
Thirty Attend Party at Wapsie Camp Site
Thirty members of the Business and Professional Women's class of St. Paul's Methodist church attended a party at Camp Wapsie, staying overnight and plan to hold Sunday school there. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. John B Northcott and Mr. and Mrs. S R Hawkins. Mr Northcott teaches the class. Miss Lillian Clark and Miss Ethel Martin chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Camp Wapsie
John B Northcott
S. R. Hawkins
Northcott
Lillian Clark
Ethel Martin
Milwaukee clubs host charity card parties this week
The Milwaukee Woman's Club to hold a Monday 8:30 p.m. card party in club rooms with Mrs. Myrtle Chermak in charge. The Women's Relief Corps camps a Monday 2:30 p.m. event at the I O O F hall 109 Second Avenue SE. Chicago and North Western Woman's Club plans a Moose Hall card party Tuesday evening featuring bridge and five hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Women’s Club
Myrtle Chermak
Women's Relief Corps
I.O. O. F. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Chicago and North Western Woman's Club
Moosehall
Aldebaran Court to Meet Tuesday in Ben Hur Hall
Aldebaran Court No 12 of the Tribe of Ben Hur holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 815 p m in Ben Hur hall. A picnic supper will follow the gathering with attendees asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldebaran Court No. 12
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Ben Hur Hall
Kensington Social by Ladies Auxiliary at Mrs Luth Home
The Ladies auxiliary to the O R C will give a Kensington at the home of Mrs. George Luth 414 Nineteenth street NE for members and friends Thursday at 2 p m The assistant hostesses will be Mrs J Arendts Mrs Walter Clauson Mrs A Haynes and Mrs J E Godfrey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
George Luth
Nineteenth Street
J. Arendts
Walter Clauson
A. Haynes
J. E. Godfrey
Will Address B P W Club Tuesday
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club only will be admitted to a talk on Black Kings by Mary Hastings Bradley at their Tuesday program meeting at Hotel Montrose. Mrs Bradley's talk is a chief educational feature this year. employed women may join as members and non employed women as associates.联系 Miss Dorothy Meeker to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Woman's Club
S. A. Wilson
W. M. Eaton
C. E. Earhart
Nora Gott
Mary Hastings Bradley
Montrose
Chapter HJ Meeting At Mrs. Taylor Home
Chapter HJ of P. E. O. meets Monday at 2 p.m. at 1727 Fifth Avenue SE. Hostess Mrs. E W Richardson assists. program led by Mrs. F W Damour on Our Citizen Privileges. Music by Mrs. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Fifth Avenue SE
E. W. Richardson
F. W. Damour
Richardson
Trinity W H M S planned meeting with picnic luncheon
The W H M S of Trinity Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. H P Usher at 1226 First Avenue NW on Tuesday evening. Elen Stewart leads the program and Lucy Mills leads the devotional. The B B B class at First English Lutheran meets Tuesday at 6 for dinner followed by a business and social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
H. P. Usher
First Avenue NW
Elen Stewart
Lucy Mills
First English Lutheran Church
Church Guilds Schedule Meet This Week
The Mary Steele guild of Olivet church meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at 1029 First avenue W with Mrs. A L Hinton assisting. St Gertrude's Society of St Matthew's church meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at 2516 B avenue NE with Mrs. E Hollander assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steele
St. Gertrude’s Society
St. Matthew’s
A. R. Lynch
B Avenue NE
E. Hollander
Keane School Workers Seventh Division to Meet Tuesday
The seventh division of the Keane School Workers will meet Tuesday in Keane hall at 8 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Virginia McDonnell and Mrs. Leo Smith. An important business meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane School
Keane Hall
Virginia McDonnell
Leo Smith
Kenwood Methodist Young Married group hosts picnic
The Young Married People’s class of Kenwood Methodist church will meet for a picnic supper Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Stucker. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. M. S. Reeder and Mrs. Lester Fawcett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Methodist Church
O. D. Stucker
First Avenue E
M. S Reeder
Lester Fawcett
Dorcas Circle Quilt Exhibit at St James Church
The Dorcas circle of St James Methodist will hold a quilt exhibit and Kensington at the church Tuesday afternoon and evening. Those wishing to exhibit should call Mrs Joseph Kroupa. A meeting will follow at 1526 Sixth Street NW Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs R H Gillispie and Mrs S Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
St. James’ Methodist Church
Kensington
Joseph Kroupa
J W. Fegley
Sixth Street NW
R. H. Gillispie
S. Hickman
St Isabelle Circle Meeting at Duster Home
St Isabelle circle will meet Monday evening at 7 45 at the home of Misses Mary and Clara Duster 1724 Grande avenue SE. Miss Theresa Gebhart will be assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Isabelle’s
Mary and
Clara Duster
Grande Avenue SE
Theresa Gebhart
Fillmore P T A Meeting With Columbus Program
The Fillmore P T A will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm. After the business meeting the children present a Columbus program. Rev E J Wykle will speak on P T A influence in the community. Mothers and teachers of the 6A and 6B classes will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P T. A
Columbus
E. J. Wykle
Parents and Teachers Meet at Johnson School
The Parents and Teachers association holds its first year meeting at Johnson school on Wednesday at 3 p m. Miss Arensa Bodholt will present a demonstration of the music program with her pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson School
Arensa Bodholt
Tyler PTA to Meet Thursday at 2 30 P M
The Tyler PTA will hold a meeting on Thursday at 2 30 PM with Rev Blaine Hyten as principal speaker Members are urged to participate in the membership drive The sixth grade mothers will serve on the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
Blaine Hyten
Miss Lena Vogt to Address Arthur PTA on Juvenile Protection
Miss Lena Vogt probation officer will speak on Juvenile Protection to Arthur PTA members at the school meeting Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Miss Nettie Sisam will present the 6A pupils in a Gypsy program. Mrs. W D Elder will report on the district conference at Waterloo Sept 30. Association dues are requested at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Vogt
Arthur P. T. A
Nettie Sisam
W.D Elder
Waterloo
State Committee Chairmen Named for A A U W in Iowa
Miss Alison Aitchison Cedar Falls announces the 1932 34 committee chairs for the Iowa division of the American Association of University Women May Smith Cedar Falls fellowship B F Hoffman Bronx City education Horace A Miller Mount Vernon legislation Andrew H Woods Iowa City international relations Ruth Outland Marshalltown publication Ncity officers elected at the Marshalltown conference include Hoffman Noonan Fuller Schwind and Foster for two year terms National convention set for Minneapolis May 17 20 with Dr Mary E Woolley Mount Holyoke College as president and Mrs F G Atkinson Minneapolis as first vice president About 1200 Iowa women are affiliated and 3700 NW central members Iowa institutions whose graduates qualify for national membership include Coe Cornell Drake Grinnell Iowa State Morningside Parsons Simpson and University of Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Aitchison
Cedar Falls
Iowa
American Association of University, Women
May ‘Smith
8. F. Hoffman
Bronx City
Horace A Miller
Mount Vernon
Andrew H. Woods
Iowa City
Ruth Outland
Marshalltown
Minneapolis
Hotel Nicollet
National Board of ‘Directors
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Mra. F. G. Atkinson
National
Northwest Central Section
Coe
Cornell
Drake
Grinnell
Iowa State
Morningside
Parsons
Simpson
University of Iowa
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa Wesleyan
Penn
Upper Iowa University
Towa
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Cherokee
Des Moines
Fairfield
Hardin, County
Indianola
Iown City
Keokuk
Nashua
Pocahontas County
Rockford
Shenandoah
Sioux City
Waterloo
Waverly
Picnic supper at Kenwood Park church honors Miss Gertrude Moore
A Wednesday eve program at Kenwood Park Presbyterian featured a brief business meeting with favorable reports from the treasurer and financial secretary. Honoring Miss Gertrude Moore soon to wed and move west, the gathering included bearskins and Indian robes as decorations and a gift presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Moore
Hall Family Weekend Visit Ties Madison and Waterloo
Mr and Mrs George Hall of Madison Wisconsin visited the Smith family at 2223 B avenue drive NE with Mrs Hall formerly Miss Theora Smith. Mrs Leonard Kurt of Waterloo also joined for the weekend, as another Smith daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hall
Madison
Wis
Hall
B. 5. Smith
B Avenue Drive
Theora Smith
Leonard Kurt
Waterloo
Smiths
Lorain Pierson Leads Needlework Guild With 54 Garments
Miss Lorraine Pierson, a new director in section 16 of Mrs Frank Zankas Needlework Guild, reports the season's first completed section. She notes a collection of fifty four new garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Pierson
Frank Zanka
Miss Vara Bowman and Carl Bowman Attend Phi Kappa Party
Miss Vara Bowman and Carl Bowman traveled to Ames on Saturday to be guests of Miss Dorothy Larazine formerly of Cedar Rapids for a fraternity party hosted by Phi Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vara Bowman
Carl Bowman
Ames
Phi Kappa
Dorothy Larazine
Cedar Rapids
Miss Flossie Grafft to entertain Hesperian club
Miss Flossie Grafft will entertain the Hesperian club Monday evening at the home of Miss Annie Y Smith at 514 Eighteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Grafft
Hesperian Club
Annie Y. Smith
Eighteenth Street
North Liberty woman wins first for highway improvement
Mrs M E Gordon of North Liberty received the $10 top prize for the best improvements on her property along Highway No 161 between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. J Gil Drakos won $5 for farm home improvements. Lighthouse Inn Ed Coser store and Ritz place won $5 for commercial improvements. Honorable mention went to Curtis Bridge Store and Phillips Oil station. Public luncheon announced winners and praised billboard removal. $30 more awards planned for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Gordon
North Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Lighthouse Inn
Ed Coser
Ritz Place
Curtis Bridge
Phillips Oil Station
Twenty-third- Avenue
Woman's Club of
Iowa City
Carl Seashore
W. H. Dunshee
Garden Club
R. T. Lubbock
8. V. Shonka
Woman's Club
L. E. Harshbarger
Agnes Sinclair Woods
Picnic Social At Ben Agee Home In Marengo
Marengo residents gathered for a Wednesday picnic at the Ben Agee home with many families in attendance. Mrs. Carlos Myers was installed as president of the American Legion auxiliary with officers installing after a pot luck luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Solbrig
Bert Dais
George Northington
W. T. Martin
Ella Agee
Carlos Myers
American Legion Auxiliary
Ben C. Franks
Clara Geisking
Oelwein Community Notes On Weddings Clubs And Installations
Ruth James wed James Self in Yuma Arizona on October fifth officiated by Rev H A Brown. The Oelwein Woman's Departmental club met with reports on storage of vegetables and International Relations. Federation delegates from Oelwein were named for Osage district meeting. Various clubs held meetings with prizes, installations, and dinners. Legion auxiliary installed at I.O.O.F. hall with officers listed. Senior high faculty hosted Oelwein Teachers club dinner with Independence speakers. Current Events and other group meetings recapped through week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth James
Lynn James
James
Self
Yuma
Ariz
H. A. Brown
Oelwein High School
Long Beach
Calif
American Home Department
Oelwein Woman's Departmental Club
G. Platt
FE. M. Hall
Johnson
H. E. Lentus
Ivan Hanson
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Osage
A. McMurray
State ‘Committee
H. D. Easton
Resolution Committee
Oelwein Woman's Club
W. D. Little
H. M. Wetlaufer
Glenn Johnson
J. P. O'Leary
Fred Rule
M. Erb
Rule
N. J. Maller
Oelwein
Community Mission
William Cornish
Horgavitch
Charles Meska
Olive Williams
Meska
American Legion Auxiliary
F Hall
Mollie Schrack
Carl Smith
Richard Nissan
H. Gustafson
Roy Schrack
Howard McDonald
Anna Ashby
Kate Swartz
Mary Milheim
Bob Conkey
Oelwein Teachers Club
Christian Church
C. L. Nelson
Lucile Morris
Gabriel Ritchie
Independence
W. T. Armbruster
Lloyd Young
O. E. Everett
Luncheon meetings mark area club events
Several clubs held luncheons and circle meetings with hostesses named. Priscilla club hosted by Mrs. Warren Preston, Maple Grove club with Mrs. Charles Ridler and Mrs. Leila Butler assisting, St Elizabeth Circle and W H club at Mrs. Anna Hough, and St Cecelia St Ann s St Marys groups meeting with respective hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Preston
Priscilla Club
T Club
Emmet O'Brien
St. Mary's
Bill Simons
Methodist Aid Society
Gary Leverton
E. H. Bond
Local Woman Heads Rebekah Assembly
Mrs. Nellie L. Miller of Cedar Rapids president of the Rebekah Assembly of Iowa will be honored at a tea this afternoon from 5 to 7 at the Hotel Montrose by the Past Noble Grands association. The grand encampment opens here Monday and the grand lodge meets Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie L. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
Montrose
Noble Grands Association
Grand Lodge of the Rebekahs
Local Ladies Host and Lead Church Society Meetings
Two with Mrs. J. L. Butler, No. Five with Mrs. George Shirk, No. Six with Mrs. W. H. Edwards, No. Nine with Mrs. A. E. Ludwig with Mrs. 8. R. Livin assisting. Mrs. Ed Schuchman entertained the Lutheran Missionary society on Wednesday, Mrs. H. A. Ritchie was leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Butler
George Shirk
W. H. Edwards
A. E. Ludwig
R. Livin
Ed Schuchman
Lutheran Missionary Society
H.A. Ritchie
Local social notes from Vinton events and engagements
Thirty women attended a luncheon at the Ward tea room in Vinton hosted by Mesdames Fay Hite Clare Donels and E A Ervin The afternoon included bridge at Mrs Donels home St Mary's Guild members joined a dinner at Mrs Charles Reisser's home near town Vida Bridge announced engagement to Will Pettit a shower honored her with thirty guests Carl Hilliard and Cornelia Bryant wed in Chicago Vinton residents celebrate a fifty second wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs C E Cram Upcoming events include a Vinton Country club closing party on October 18 and a Morning Bridge club luncheon with contract bridge at the club house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Tea Room
Mesdames Fay Hite
Clare Donels
E. A. Ervin
H. S. Clang
Miss Bridge
George Bridge
Near
Vinton
Carl Hilliard
Cornelia Bryant
Chicago
Mr. Hilliard
A. I. Hilliard
University of Iowa
Armstrong
Iowa
Commonwealth Edison Company
C. E. Cram
W. T. Weems
Weems
Clarence Nichols
Vinton Country Club
W. J. Norris
Minor Chord Club
E. F. Young
J. C. Carrier
Coralville PTA Holds Regular Meeting at School Building
Coralville Parent-Teachers Association convened Monday evening in the Coralville school building with Mrs. W E Myers presiding. Reports from officers and committees were read and a card party scheduled for October 21. A school children musical program was presented directed by Mrs J F Crumb ley with several students participating. Hazel Schaus of the University of Iowa spoke on child welfare. Refreshments were served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralville
Parent-Teachers Association
W. E. Myers
D. H. White
J. F. Crumley
Ira McAllister
Fred Kriz
B. H. Rarey
Fall Fashion and Home Goods Parade at Cedar Rapids
Nancy Kilian highlights Miriam Gross dresses on sale with three piece models in brown and Bacchus colors from Killian’s. Beauty, shoes, hats, buttons, and blankets promoted with local shops offering specials and services. Local ads urge sample new coats dresses by Armstrong and May’s bargains, with gift ideas from Montieur Studio and Cine-Kodak offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian
Miriam Gross
Cedar Rapids Shop Directory Advertising Snapshot
Directory snippet highlights multiple local businesses in Cedar Rapids listing stores such as Nancy Directs The Shopper To Armstrongs Store, Bailey Boot Shop, Band Box hats, Montrose Hotel, Blue Valley Dairy, Boysen Jewelry, Pine diamonds watches and jewelry, Electrolux Refrigerators at 377 Third Street BE, Lux Beauty Shop, Enslers Trunk Leather bags, Iowa Electric Light Power Co, Roud Autobot Heaters, Beauty Shop at 201 Iowa Theater building, Killi an Co community institution, Krebs Dairy Feeds, Cedar Rapids cut rate drug store, Menthur Studio true to life portraits, Paris Hair Store scientific facials, and Troy Laundry with phone 7123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLux Beauty
Higley
Ensler
Lagrage
Second Avenue
Iowa Electric Light, & Power Co
Lows
Beauticians of Equality
Iowa Theater
The
Killian Co
Third Avenue
Kitterman's Cleaner & Presser
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Rapids Gaz
Woman’s Club
Health Education
Health Education Department
Department
Woman's Club Chorus
Philanthropic Dept
Philanthropic Department
Dramatic Art Department
Hazel Brown
Frank
Orr
Mrs
Wapsie
Clubs
Milwaukee Club
Women’s Relief Corps
C. and
N. W. Woman's Club
Aldebaran Court
L. A
ST Une
P.W
Tru
E. O
Trinity W. H. M
Mary Steele Guild
St. Gertrude's Society
Keane School Workers
Kenwood Y. M. P. C
Dorcas Circle
St. Isabelle's Circle
P. T. A. Meetings
Fillmore
Tyler
Arthur
A.A. U.W
Kenwood Church
Marengo
Perley’s Delicatessen
Philatheas
James Wadison
Dora Mohler
Rebekah
Nancy
Paris
Blue Valley
Bailey
Boyson Jewelry CO
Towle, Gorham, Reed and Barton
Iowa Electric Light and Power CO
the & Tis
Higley 7
Lillian Bsuchy
Hobart
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Armstrong's
New York
MAY
May's
Kitterman
Montieur
Niler's
Morris Sanford
Cine-Kodak
Eastman
Roper
Cedar Rapids Gas CO
Little Jimmy
2-2478
Krebs Dairy Foods Store
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Yours
Armstrong's Store
Finest Apparel Specialista
Bailey Boot Shop
Second Street SE
Montrose Hotel
Blue Valley Dairy
Boysen Jewelry.Co
Second Street
Electrolux
Third Street
Troy Laundry
First Street BW
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