Miss Beamer’s Planned Wedding Sparks Social Round
Mount Vernon reports numerous social courtesies in honor of Miss Helen Beamer of Valley Falls Kan and H Paul Dee of Mitchell SD. Events include dinners showers and bridge parties hosted by local families as Carl Bennet Hutchinson hosts guests and the wedding looms Monday at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Helen Beamer
Valley Falls
Kan
H. Paul Dee
Mitchell
S. D
D. I. Beamer
Beamer
Cornell
Dee
Barrett
Elsie Barrett
Weila Huebsch
G. L. Hill
Deamer
George Anselm
Richard Barker
T. R. McConnell
Lloyd Dean
Harry Dee
Mount Vernon-Lisbon Country Club
Ralph Klinefelter
Carrie Oates
C. W. Neff
H. J. Burgstahler
Charles Keyes
Ruby Wade
H. A. Miller
James McCutcheon
Bennett Hutchinson
Pittsburgh
Mark Hutchinson
Bowman
Kelly
Charles Hedges
Jessie Rigby
Vern Bird
Ralph Kuinefelter
Robert Leeper
Russell Cooper
Astruria
Dana Stearns
New Century Club
W. R. Wilder
Flora Buck
Ross Emerson
Harold Current
District Pythian
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Bobst
Myron Neff
Harold Burge
Bert Avery
Elmer Burge
Lyall Bryant
T. S. Mitchell
Delos Davis
Ed Dvorak
John Neff
C. H. Rumble
Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Westminister Guild
Presbyterian Church
Robert
Nancy Page crafts eight strand braided rug from henna tones
Florence La Ganke describes Nancy Page’s method for a unique eight strand braided rug. She uses two shades of plain henna two printed patterns in yellow, henna brown and shadow tones. Strips are cut three inches wide and three yards long with edge folds completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Page
Lattice Braided Rug Construction Steps
A detailed instructional piece from 1935 explains pressing and coiling fabric strips, braiding them into a lattice rug, and joining the braids with flat seaming. It outlines strand labeling W X Y Z and 1 2 3 4, the turning of four-strand groups, and the need for flat sewing on a table or floor to maintain the lattice effect.
Lydia class picnic supper hosted by Plattenberger
Plattenberger served as hostess Monday at a Lydia class picnic supper. Mrs. A. E. Yates celebrated her ninety second birthday Saturday at the home of her son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs H C Yates where she and Mr Yates reside. The Thalian girls hosted a dinner for their pledges Friday at the Baker house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattenberger
Lydia
A. E. Yates
H. C. Yates
Mr. Yates
Thalian Girls
Baker House
Club and lodge notices blend of meetings and parties
Daughters of Penelope Alethea chapter meets at Moose hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m in costumes. Maccabees Linn Tent and Ioway Hive hold card party Thursday at Moose hall with refreshments. Several lodge groups announce meetings and games with prize notes and picnics across local halls and halls 109 Second avenue SE 141 Second street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Penelope
Alethea Chapter
The
Moose Hall
Maccabees
Linn
Ioway Hive
Rebekah
I. C. O. F. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Price And Madden Bridal Party Named
Miss Polly Price and Kenneth Madden of Cedar Rapids announce their bridal party for a Friday 4 pm ceremony at First Presbyterian Church. Miss Margaret Merritt will be maid of honor. Holbrook Morrison is best man. Ushers are Frank Mittelbusher Harry Teeter Robert Daniel and Merlin Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Price
Kenneth Madden
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Merritt
Miss Price
Holbrook Morrison
Frank Mittelbusher
Harry Teeter
Robert Daniel
Merlin Morris
Pittsburgh Woman Honored At Ninth Street SW Gathering
Mrs. William W. Hart of Pittsburgh visiting sister Mrs. Nels J. Lee at 544 Ninth Street SW was honored at a Saturday party hosted by Mrs. F G Kanak at 820 Ninth Street SW. Guests included former Van Buren school teachers Jennie Post Adeline Montillon Henrietta Frank Belle Campbell Ruby Scheneberger Anna Soukup and wives Mrs. Henry Montillon and Mrs. Edward Bruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Hart
Pittsburgh
Nels J. Lee
Ninth Street
F. G. Kanak
van Buren School
Hart
Jennie Post
Adeline Montillon
Henrietta Frank
Belle Campbell
Ruby Scheneberger
Anna Soukup
Henry Montillon
Edward Bruna
Friendly club meeting at Y W C A auditorium
The Friendly club will meet at the Y W C A auditorium Tuesday at 7 30 p m. After a short program the evening will feature games and dances led by Melvin Semerroth and Walter Wooldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Semerroth
Walter Wooldridge
Olin Women Host Clubs And Guests In Local Social Roundup
Olin society notes report Mrs. Ida Bonjour hosting the Bow Knot club on Wednesday with Alta Pieper presenting a paper. Honored guests included Jean Williams, Larry Joe, and Marilyn Hay, each given a silver spoon. The Twentieth Century club met at Mrs. Charles Kay’s Anamosa home, Alma Stuart assisting. Mrs. Ruth Jones hosted Happy Hour club on Thursday. Mrs. Alice Hess Myers of Nampa Idaho, visiting Mrs. Harry Miller, is noted as a former Olin resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bonjour
Bow Knot Club
Alta Pieper
Jean Williams
Faith Williams
Larry Joe
Violet Clark
Marilyn Hay
Margaret Hay
Twentieth Century Club
Charles Kay
Anamosa
Alma Stuart
Ruth Jones
Happy Hour Club
Alice Hess Myers
Nampa
Idaho
Harry Miller
Myers
Olin
Community notices and society gatherings in Cedar Rapids area
G I A T B of L E G I A to B of L BE Mercy division No 51 hosts Ken Sington Friday at 1101 A Avenue NE with Mrs Doran as host. Tirzah Society card party Tuesday at Moose Hall 2 pm with Pinochle and 500 and prizes. Tirzah meets Thursday 7:30 pm at Mrs George Shelton Fruitland Heights. Grand Army circle No 88 meets Tuesday at Memorial Building with refreshments. Cedar Rapids Lodge No 278 A U W holds Halloween party after short lodge session Tuesday 8 pm. members and friends welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Star Lodge
K. P. Hall
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No
Maine Lodge
First Avenue E
R. N. A. Lodge No
Security Benefit Association
Moose Hall
L. BE
Mercy Division
Kensington
Edward Doran
A Avenue NE
Harry Smith
George Turfil
Tirzah Society
Margaret Quick
George Shelton
Fruitland Heights
C. R. Lodge
Cedar Rapids
U. W
Brass Button Club Meeting Preview
The Brass Button study club of the Daughters of Union Veterans will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Hugh Hillerege at 331 Fourteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brass Button Club
Brass Button
Daughters of Union Veterans
Hugh Hillerege
Fourteenth Street
Marriage of Thelma Marie Risk to Paul Beach Shoemaker
Mrs. George Risk announces the marriage of her daughter Thelma Marie to Paul Beach Shoemaker of Minneapolis. The wedding occurs at Hennepin Methodist Church Minneapolis on October 12 with Rev Richard Raines officiating. The bride is a Upper Iowa University alum and the groom a University of Minnesota graduate and Alpha Tau Omega member. They will reside in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Risk
Thelma Marie
Paul Beach Shoemaker
Minneapolis
Hennepin Methodist Church
Richard Raines
Upper Iowa University
Mr. Shoemaker
University of Minnesota
Alpha Tau Omega _ fraternity
B P W Members Set for District Tea in Iowa City
Cedar Rapids women will attend a district tea honoring Rosa Cunningham of Des Moines, national second vice president of the Business and Professional Women's clubs, this afternoon from 3 to 5 at Iowa Memorial Union. Attendees include Ruth Howard, Ella Horn, Lena Nelson, Nora Gott, Merle Harris, Clare Nichols, Marie Douglas, Claudine Thomas, Helen Randa, Alta Duncan, Marjorie Meeker, Gertrude Stenner, Mary Berry, Ida Caryl, Dorothy Meeker, Edna Wilson, Elsie Magnusson, Etta Loyka, Nelle Crawford, Marjorie Walters, Maude Krebs, Pearl Hermanstofer, and Esto Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rosa Cunningham
Des Moines
National
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Iowa Memorial Union
Iowa City
Ruth Howard
Ella Horn
Lena Nelson
Nora Gott
Merle Harris
Clare Nichols
Marie Douglas
Claudine Thomas
Helen Randa
P T A Meetings Fillmore and Area
The Fillmore P T A meets Thursday at 2 30 pm at the school with a planned program. Harrison P T A holds a study group first meeting Tuesday at 2 15 pm at Mrs R G Van Ness 1125 K avenue NW on Learning to Sleep. Franklin P T A at Benjamin Franklin junior high meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm in room 25 with an executive board in Miss Ruby Byers office at 2 pm. A Dean Geiger talk balances the session. Dairy Dale P T A reports 50 parents and teachers attended Friday with plans for diphtheria and smallpox immunization and a health playlet The Magic Fluid followed by performances by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale P. T. A
Joseph Trestnar
Joseph Navratil
Bert Klekar
Bessie
Arlene Heath
Helen Masha
Rose Ann Kubovec
Hayes Pre School P T A to Meet Discuss Sleep Topic
Hayes pre school group of T A will meet Tuesday at 2 p m in the school auditorium. Learning to Sleep will be the discussion. All mothers in the district are invited. Big Springs P T A president Mrs Harry Kindig presided at a meeting Friday at the school. Mrs J W Gaines secretary read a communication from state president Mrs C F Pye stressing the importance of the state convention at Fort Dodge Wednesday through Friday. Mrs Gaines was elected delegate to the convention. Plan s were made for an indoor picnic and community night to be held Nov 5. Carl Heinen sang with Mrs Heinen at the program. Ideals and achievements of Scouting were explained by Henry M Files president Cedar Rapids area council of the Boy Scouts of America. Harry Fraser organization chairman explained the duties of a sponsoring institution. N Harold West scout executive discussed problems of Big Springs P T A as sponsor of Troop 14. Selected as members of a Scout committee were H G Southerland J W Gaines J F Palmer W L Northcutt C Schrimper and N Lowe. Refreshments served by Mesdames O C Long W L Northcutt L Johnson H Lutz R Magnuson M J Buckner J W Boots and C Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs P
Carl Heinen
Heinen
Henry M. Files
Cedar Rapids Area
H. G. Southerland
J. W. Gaines
J. F. Palmer
W.L. Northcutt
C. Schrimper
N. Lowe
O. C. Long
W. L. Northcutt
L. Johnson
H. Lutz
R. Magnuson
M. J. Buckner
J. W. Boots
C. Larson
Hopkinton Socials Include Farewell For Mrs Lenz
The Bethany church school group in Hopkinton hosted a farewell party for Mrs. Gladys Lenz who moves west. The program featured The Value of the Church Against Crime by Mrs. Lenz Frontier by Mrs. Qcie Allen and a piano solo by Russell Lux Jr. Attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Methodist Church School
R. E. Lux
Gladys Lenz
Church
Frontier
Qcie Allen
Russell Lux, Jr
Letha Rizer
Elnora Griffith
Ventura Dillon
Paul Green
Earl Griffith
Harold Larson
George Herrington
H. Pierce
Clarence Smith
R. V. Porter
Manley Bryan
Lindley Allen
B. Smith
Charles Thing
Raymond Sires
W. W. Morgan
W. C. Lux
Embroidery
Leo Sullivan
H. M. Reeve
Anna Edgar
Guests Leave After Visiting Delbridges
Mrs. M. Schellbarker of Los Angeles and Mrs. H. Darby of Omaha departed Saturday after several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Delbridge at 156 Twenty fourth street drive SE. Mrs. Schellbarker is an aunt of Mrs. Delbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Schellbarker
Los Angeles
H. Darby
Omaha
A. Delbridge
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Schellbarker
Delbridge
Miss Rose Rhoner Visits Dr Frank Rhoner Family Event
Miss Rose Rhoner of Carroll and J F Byer of Dubuque visited Saturday at the country home of Dr Frank Rhoner of Iowa City, brother of Miss Rhoner, along with Mr and Mrs Joe McCormick and their family at 2027 Bever avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rhoner
Carroll
J. F. Byer
Dubuque
Joe McCormick
Bever Avenue
Frank Rhoner
Iowa City
Rhoner
Comrade Class Party at Kenwood Presbyterian
The Comrade class held a wiener roast Friday at Jaber Mews the home of former member Miss Virginia Baker. Fourteen people attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Jaber Mews
Virginia Baker
Mrs H E Sisam and Daughter Return from Cheyenne Trip
Mrs. H. E. Sisam of 619 Avenue NW and her daughter Mrs. Loren Thomas of Chicago have returned from a week in Cheyenne Wyoming. Mrs. Sisam was a guest of her daughter in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sisam
Avenue NW
Loren Thomas
Chicago
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mildred Paul Weds Dayle W. Lyle in Oskaloosa
Mrs A R Paul announced the marriage of her daughter Mildred to Dayle W Lyle of Oskaloosa. The ceremony was led by Rev S M Morrow at Grande Avenue United Presbyterian parsonage Friday afternoon. The couple will reside in Oskaloosa after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.R. Paul
Mildred
Dayle W. Lyle
Oskaloosa
S. M. Morrow
Grande Avenue United’ Presbyterian Church
George R. Liddle
Lyle
Town State Teachers College
Kappa- Beta Psi
Coe College
Beta Phi Omega Fraternity
Gilbert Jewelry Company
Service circle of the King's Daughters meeting
The Service circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the Public Health Nursing association. Members should come prepared to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King's Daughters
Public Health Nursing Association
Plans for Rummage Sale and Harvest Supper
Plans were made for a rummage sale and a harvest home supper to be held Oct. 30 at the St. Paul’s Methodist church. The gathering followed luncheon at the home of Mrs. M. R. Brierly assisted by Mrs. F. S. Snyder, Mrs. W. J. Simpson and Mrs. C. Wescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
M. R. Brierly
Fourth Avenue SE
F. S. Snyder
W. J. Simpson
Farewell Party For Mr and Mrs Rowsray
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rowsray of 912 Eighth Street SE were surprised at a Friday farewell party at their home. Sixteen guests attended. The couple and daughters Jor dis and Janet will leave today for Santa Ana California to spend the winter stopping at points of interest along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy G. Rowsray
Eighth Street
Mr. Rowray
Jordis
Janet
Santa Ana
Calif
Pesek Guests Visit Local Hosts Across Three Homes
Mr and Mrs Charles Pesek of Protivin visit relatives in the area hosted by Mrs Albia Kabala at 1544 Eighth avenue SE and her son Charles and Mrs Albie Kroupa at 121 Second avenue NE. They also visit Mr and Mrs Edward Pesek of Mount Vernon and Mr and Mrs William Pesek of Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pesek
Protivin
Albia Kabala
Eighth Avenue
Charles
Albie Kroupa
Second Avenue
Edward Pesek
Mount Vernon
William _Pesek
Center Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Beamer
Lasswell
Higley Bldg
Second Street SE
Neancy
Florence la Ganke
Modern Woodmen
Linden Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
I. A. of M
Labor Temple
Clara Harrison
Third Street NW
P. O
Post Office Clerks’ Auxiliary
F. J. Kouba
A. A. Bagley
C. L. Stookey
R. R. Kouba
Brazil
T. Z. Cook Relief Corps
Mrs. Hart
Aurora
P. T. A. Meetings
Fillmore
Fillmore P. T. A
Harrison P. T. A
Harrison P.T A
R. G. van Ness
K Avenue NW
Hayes
Hayes . T. A
Mildred Paul and
Honor Rowrays
Peseks
Bigelow
AXM
STERS
Wiltons
Sters Sage
Axminsters
Eeuny Velvets
Luberger
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