Local Bridge Olympic Opens Wednesday in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids will host the American Bridge Olympic at 8 01 Wednesday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Mrs Carl F Jordan is game captain for Cedar Rapids appointed by the National Bridge Association. Sixteen hands and duplicate boards to be used as in all cities, trophies totaling two hundred gold and silver to be awarded nationally.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar ‘Rapids Country Club
Carl F. ‘Jordan
National Bridge Association
United States
Jordan
Tourist Club Meet At Mrs Josselyn Residence
The Tourist club will meet at the home of Mrs H S Josselyn 341 Fourth avenue SE on Wednesday at 3 pm Mrs George T Liddle will lead the program and present a travel talk.
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H. S. Josselyn
Fourth Avenue SE
George T. Liddle
Mrs Koch Visits City After St. Paul Trip
Mrs. E T Koch arrived late in the week from St. Paul Minnesota for a visit with Mr and Mrs Chase Wickersham at 1900 First Avenue East. She traveled by car with friends.
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E. ‘T. Koch
St. Paul
Minn
Chase Wickersham
First Avenue E
Mrs D W Warren Hosts Card Club Luncheon
Mrs D W Warren of 360 Woodland Drive will entertain a card club at a luncheon at her home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Warren
Woodland Driver
Visitor from Omaha Staying With Davis Couple
Richard O'Brien of Omaha is spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Davis at 330 Twenty-ninth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Davis
Twenty-ninth Street
Richard O'Brien
Omaha
Ridgewood Bridge Club Guest Hosted by Mrs Hunter
The Ridgewood Bridge club will be entertained on Tuesday by Mrs. Harry E. Hunter of 1955 Blake Boulevard SE.
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Ridgewood Bridge Club
Harry E. Hunter
Blake Boulevard
Chapter FO to Meet at Mrs Wardle Home Lunch
Chapter FO of P. E. O. will meet at the home of Mrs. J D Wardle at 3520 Second Avenue SE for lunch on Tuesday at 1. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. E O Fiske Mrs. Arthur Biddinger and Miss Minna Wikoff.
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J. D. Wardle
Second Avenue SE
E. O. Fiske
Arthur Biddinger
Minna Wikoff
Guests from Walnut Visit Makison Family
Mr and Mrs Al Neff of Walnut spent Sunday with the R W Makison family at 857 A avenue NE. Mrs Neff and Mrs Makison are sisters.
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Walnut
al Neff
R. W Makinson
A Avenue
Neff
Mrs. Makison
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club Luncheon Meeting
The Alpha Xi Delta Mothers club meets Tuesday at 12 30 p m in sorority rooms 1017 First Avenue East for a luncheon. Hostesses are Mrs L F Halpin Mrs Lulan Michener Mrs W R Vane and Mrs L W Dunlap.
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Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club
Sorority
First Avenue E
L. F. Halpin
Lulan Michener
W. R. Vane
L. W. Dunlap
Miss Grace Bryant and Miss Eleanor Taylor Return From Chicago
Miss Grace Bryant and Miss Eleanor Taylor returned this weekend from Chicago where they had spent the last week.
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Grace Bryant
Eleanor Taylor
Chicago
Local clubs plan meetings and social events this week
F A U Alders host a card party at Moose hall Tuesday 2:30 PM. Home Rebekah lodge 79 meets tonight in I O F hall. Y A M Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 5 PM at Mrs Pestel 1906 K St SW. Brass Button Study Club gathers Wednesday at Mrs Kust 1917 K St SW for a picnic lunch at 1 PM. Milwaukee Women’s Club and Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club hold meetings this week.
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F. A. U. Alders
F A. U Alders
Moose Hall
Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Rebekahs
Brass Button Study Club
Joseph Kust
K Street
Parlor City Camp 1799 Halloween and picnic events
Parlor City Camp No 1799 meets in K of P hall Tuesday at 730 PM with a Halloween party for members and families and refreshments. The National Association of Power Engineers and Ladies Auxiliary host a 630 PM picnic supper Wednesday at their hall. White Shrine Kensington lists Mrs Robert Haxby as contact and Mrs Bess Novotny as hostesses with a committee of Ruth Turner Glady Eckart Sylvia Pugh Catherine Lackey Ella Ely Alma Mason Nora McKinnon Anna Heumes and Zada Snyder.
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Parlor City Camp No
K. of P. Hall
National Association of Power Engineers
Ladies Auxiliary
Association
White Shrine
Kensington
Robert Haxby
Pleasant Drive
Bess Novotny
Ruth Turner
Glady Eckart
Sylvia Pugh
Catherine Lackey
Ella Ely
Alma Mason
Nora McKinnon
Anna Heumes
Zada Snyder
Southworth to speak to Young Folk at Peoples Church
Winthrop M. Southworth Jr midwestern field secretary of the Young People's Religious Union will address Cedar Rapids youths at Peoples Church after a 6 pm supper for high school and college groups. Reservations through Mrs. J C Mahannah or Rev Melvin Welke. Southworth a Brown University graduate with longtime youth work, debating, wrestling, dramatics and journalism ties. He will stay with Rev. Welke at 1719 A avenue NE during his Cedar Rapids visit.
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Winthrop M. Southworth
Young People's Religious Union
Peoples Church
J. C. Mahannah
Melvin Welke
Southworth
Brown University
First Unitarian Church of
Providence
R. I
Brown
Young People's Unitarian
Isles of Shoals
Cedar Rapids
Welke
Avenue
Youngest Needlework Guild director leads 37 new garments
Dorothy Hungerford, 12, directs Mrs Maud Carpenter's section No 14, completes a yearly collection and submits 37 garments for charity. She hosted garment members Mildred McKeely, Marjorie Greer, Kenneth Holvenstot, Ruth Allen, Emma Allen, Branley Lippman, Cavita, Filip Allayne Konecny, and Priscilla Rickey for refreshments after delivering the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hungerford
Maud Carpenter
Dorothy
Mildred McKeely
Marjorie Greer
Kenneth Holvenstot
Ruth Allen
Emma Allen
Branley Lippman
Cavita
Filip Allayne Konecny
Priscilla Rickey
Surprise party honors Mary Ann Koutnik on fifteenth birthday
Mrs. Leo Koutnik hosted a Wednesday evening surprise party at 1513 Seven teenth avenue SE to celebrate Mary Ann Koutnik turning fifteen. The event featured dancing and games, with pink and green decorations. Guests included Mrs. Frank Cesek, Genevieve Haviicek, Irene Kos, Genevieve Mejewski, Marcella Roushar, Adeline Novak, Bernice Vak, Agnes Mach, Leona Stodola, Helen Koutnik, Maxine Koutnik, Bob Belderman, Frank Hlavacek, Vernon Rompet, Elsner Womacka, Joe Severa, Joe Melichar, George Jandl, Milton Babbage, and Leo Lastuvka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Koutnik
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Mary Ann
Frank Cesek
Koutnik
Miss Koutnik
Cesek
Genevieve Haviicek
Irene Kos
Genevieve Mejewski
Marcella Roushar
Adeline Novak
Bernice Vak
Agnes Mach
Leona Stodola
Helen Koutnik
Maxine Koutnik
Bob Belderman
Frank Hlavacek
Vernon Rompet
Elsner Womacka
Joe Severa
Joe Melichar
George Jandl
Milton Babbage
Leo Lastuvka
Buds of Promise Elect New Officers at Meeting
The Junior King’s Daughters group met at Ethel Lowe’s home on Camburn Court SE. Elsie Powers presided and new officers were elected including Grace Kuda as president, Irene Powers as vice president, Elizabeth McGowen as secretary, Elsie Powers as treasurer, Fern Irish and Mary Ann Platz as reporters, Martha Leksa as pianist, and Irma Kucera as project committee chair. Refreshments were served by Ethel Lowe and Dorothy Clark.
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Ethel Lowe
Camburn Court
Elsie Powers
Grace Kuda
Irene Powers
Elizabeth McGowen
Fern Irish
Mary Ann Platz
Martha Leksa
Irma Kucera
Dorothy Clark
I. C. Players Meet Monday at Immaculate Conception
The I. C. Players convene Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the Immaculate Conception school parlors. A report on Morton of the Movies will be presented along with a program including a talk by Joseph McCormick and a skit titled Broadcasting.
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I. C
Immaculate Conception
Morton
Joseph McCormick
Rebekah Assembly President Honored At Tea Program
About 250 guests attended a Sunday afternoon tea and program in the French room of Hotel Montrose honoring Rebekah Assembly of Iowa president Mrs. Neilie L. Miller. Attending officers and past presidents from Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sigourney, Iowa City, Des Moines, Mason City, Union, Wesley, and Syracuse, N.Y., took part in solos, readings, and violin performances. A centerpiece of pink roses and lavender mums graced the tea table chaired by Mrs. F. A. Talbott with help from representatives of Cedar Rapids lodges.
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Montrose
Neilie L. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
Lola Clinton
Clinton
Rosa A. Heninger
Sigourney
Caroline Darby
Iowa City
Cora Chapin
Union
Marie Butts
Wesley
Josie Cutting
Mae Welch
Georgian Quigley
Des Moines
Alta Striker
Nellie Hazlett
Leah Washburn
Dorothea Dierks
Mason City
Margaret Schechter
Syracuse
N.Y
L. A. Talbott
Margaret Meyn
W. L. Barnard
Rose Paidar
Olga Chramosta
Chester Petranek
Betty Kitterman
Jerry Kroulik
George Fieseler
W. H. Morse
Henry Meyn
Dinner Reservation for Eastern Star Grand Chapter Event
Reservations for the dinner before the grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at the Shrine temple on Monday evening Oct 24 may still be made with the secretaries if money accompanies the request. No reservations after Wednesday. Eastern Star members their wives husbands and escorts of members are eligible to attend the dinner and the ball which will follow.
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Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Shrine Temple
Eastern Star
Bray Family Reunion at C P Hannah Home
A Bray family reunion gathered at 3138 Leonard Avenue NE. Attendees from Ana- mosa included Hector and Lois Bray and Lorna. Martin Bray and sons Jimmy Teddy and daughter Nancy Sue. Percy Bray and sons Donald Curtis and daughter Jean. Morley delegates Dalco Yount and daughters Virginia Lucille Mary Louise Wilma Doris. Macomb Milne. Marjorie Ludlow. Cedar Rapids Hannahs with Arthur Harold Helen and others. A birthday gift was given to Mr Yount.
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Bray
C. P. Hannah
Leonard Avenue
Hector Bray
Lois
Lorna
Martin Bray
Jimmy
Teddy
Nancy Sue
Percy Bray
Donald
Curtis
Jean
Anamosa
Dalco Yount
Virginia
Lucille
Mary Louise
Wilma Doris
Morley
Rachel Milne
Macomb
Marjorie Ludlow
Hannah
Arthur
Harold
Helen
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Yount
Colorado N S A delegate visits Cedar Rapids for convention
Mrs F O Pearsen of Denver daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Lutz stopped in Cedar Rapids over Sunday en route to Chicago as a delegate to the National Spiritualist convention October 17 to 22 in Chicago. She is state president of the Colorado N S A and spoke at the Church of Truth and will speak again at Sokol hall next Sunday evening. She will spend the week with her parents and sister before returning to Denver.
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F. O. Pearsen
Denver
Colo
G. W. Lutz
Cobban Court
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Pearsen
Colorado N. S. A
Church of Truth
Sokol Hall
Mrs Hunt Hosts Surprise Birthday for Irma Hunt
Mrs O L Hunt of 708 L street SW hosted a Monday evening surprise party for her daughter Irma Hunt’s twenty first birthday with her Newman's stone coworkers as guests. Games were played and Virginia Harover and Robert Curttright sang a duet.
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O. L. Hunt
L Street
Newman's Stone
Irma
Virginia Harover
Robert Curttright
Northwestern campus ideal man wed campus queen
Paul Cummins, once named ideal man by Northwestern coeds, will marry Ruth Wenter, selected as Syllabus Queen. Cummins, a Cedar Rapids native, operated a campus book store in Evanston after graduating last June. Wenter is Evanston native, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wenter Jr. The couple plan a January wedding.
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Paul Cummins
Northwestern University
Associated Press
Evanston, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Wenter
Northwestern
Miss Wenter
Cummins
Evanston
Frank J. Wenter
J. E. Cummins
Fifth Avenue SE
Washington High School
Iowa University
Hoyt announces daughter’s marriage to Jenkinson in Illinois
Mr and Mrs F O Hoyt of Ninth Street NW announce the marriage of their daughter Cecil Evelyn to Harry Jenkinson of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held Saturday at 11 a.m. in Rock Island Illinois. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids with Mr and Mrs Jenkinson.
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F. O. Hoyt
Nineteenth Street
Cecil Evelyn
Harry Jenkinson
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island, Ill
Jenkinson
Beta Sigma Phi Meeting at Little Gallery
The Lambda chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi business girls sorority will meet at 7 15 Monday evening at the Little Gallery for a regular session.
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Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Little Gallery
Socialist Forum at Coe Highlights Thomas as Leader
The Coe college student council hosted a chapel forum on the socialist party and presidential candidate Norman Thomas. William Whipple of Cedar Rapids portrayed Thomas as a scholar and leader, citing his Milwaukee convention role and appeals for unemployment relief, wage scales, and disarmament. Clement Curnan of Davenport challenged changes during an economic crisis, warning that public ownership would undermine constitutional initiative and risk a dole system through employment insurance.
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Socialist Party
Norman M. Thomas
Coe College
Whipple
World Court
Clement Curnan
Davenport
Curnan
England
Plane crash in field injures two men near Des Plaines
Chicago report states Richard Van Eden, 21, and Albert Edwards, 38, were treated Monday at Des Plaines Emergency hospital after a double controlled biplane they were flying spun into a crash about 2000 feet up. Van Eden, a transport pilot, was teaching Edwards when the ship plunged to the field beside a road crowded with motorists.
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Chicago
INS
Richard van Eden
Albert Edwards
Des Plaines
St Rita Circle to Meet at Immaculate Conception School
St Rita's Circle of the Immaculate Conception church will hold a meeting in the school parlors Tuesday at 7 45 p m Mrs Agnes Conley will be host ess.
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St. Rita’s Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
Agnes Conley
Kenwood Park church guild meets at Mrs Kohl home
The Young Women's guild of Kenwood Park Presbyterian will gather at 600 Thirty-fourth Street NE Tuesday evening with Mrs A F Hersom and Mrs R C Conybeare assisting. The Peoples church Friday soup luncheon committee asks church women to help serve and contact Mrs W J Grunewald or Mrs Adolph Jandrt.
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Young Women's Guild
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Kohl
Thirty-fourth Street
A. F. Hersom
R. C. Conybeare
Peoples Church
W. J. Grunewald
Adolph Jandrt
Milwaukee Woman's Club to Hold Regular Meeting
The Milwaukee Woman's club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the clubrooms Schaeffer Heights. The Schaeffer Heights P A will hold a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the school with a program and refreshments.
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Milwaukee Woman's Club
Schaeffer Heights P . A
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Mrs. Koch
Mrs. Warren
Alpha XI Mothers Club
Clubs
Rebekah Lodge
T. A. of M
P.m
Ed Pestel
Milwaukee Women's Club
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
Parlor City
Engineers Auxiliary
Sue
W. M. Southworth, Jr
Young Folk of Peoples Church
Buds OF Promise
Rebekah Assembly
Bray Family Reunion
N. Y
Queen
Hoyt-Jenkinson
COE Forum
St. Rita's Circle
P. T. A. Meetings
Schaeffer Heights
Blue Valley Milk
Blue Valley
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Chicago Tribune
Tomor
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Chicago Daily Tribune
Zese
R. B. Seidler
Fifth Street SE
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