Three New Active Members For Beethoven Club
Beethoven club adds three new active members Mrs Alfred Heinrich Mrs Everett Beatty and Mrs Paul Miner after auditions last Tuesday in the YWCA clubrooms Heinrich a pianist and vocalist studied in Cedar Rapids Fairfield and Milwaukee along with a long recital and choir history Beatty a Cornell College graduate and music teacher from Shellsburg has taught in Iowa and Illinois Miner a violin major from Theodore Lindsberg College of Music has studied voice and with Chicago and Corpus Christi mentors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Heinrich
Everett Beatty
Paul Miner
Beethoven Club
Heinrich
Miner
Beatty
E Avenue NE
Marie Matchet
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Gatlin
Parsons College
Fairfield
Zion Evangelical Church of
Methodist Church Choir
Guide Rock
Ernest Lee
Ralph Leo
Wallace Bixby
Opalee Barnard
Lulu Engelman Welty
John D. Anello
Milwaukee
Grace Huddle Lockhoff
Coe College
Europe
England
France
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Mrs. Beatty
Shellsburg
Cornell College
University of Iowa
Northwestern University
Iowa
Illinois
Third Avenue SE
Theodore Lindsberg College of Music
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Bernhardt Bronson
Herman N. Schuster
Claude Newcomb
Jessica Borthwick
Chicago
Madame Ensworth
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ruth Engstrom
Marion
Everett Wood
Nineteenth Street NE
Homer White
Twenty Third Street Drive
J. E. Young
Crescent Street SE
FA Honors Phyllis Ann Sheneberger At Shower Party
Mrs Donald F Winters hosted a misc shower at her mother Mrs Jennie B Sheneberger s home honoring Phyllis Ann Sheneberger bride elect of William H Rice Many friends and relatives attended including Nadine Ruth Subotnik Margaret Batten Josephine Thill Ruby Sheneberger Anne Winters and numerous others The notice also lists a 12th birthday celebration for Suzanne Combs and an engagement announcement for Tucille Strohman to Keith Larson with a Nashua wedding planned at the Little Brown Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Winters
Jennie B. Sheneberger
Ninth Avenue
Phyllis Ann Sheneberger
William H. Rice
Nadine
Ruth Subotnik
Margaret Batten
Josephine Thill
Ruby Sheneberger
Anne Winters
Ed F. Weingard
Ernest Tabor
Flora Sheneberger
Henry Malek
William Legg
Thirty-third Street Drive
Tucille Strohman
Keith Larson
Ollie Larson
Seventh Avenue
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Newcomers To Be Feted Thursday At Bridge Tea
All newcomers to the city are invited to a bridge tea next Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 30 in the Roosevelt hotel ballroom. The Newcomers' club committee members are Mesdames Donald L. Cross Carl W Suttner Fred A Bogart Harriet Brinkman Quincy Kemper and C Altermatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Donald L. Cross
Carl W . Suttner
Fred A Bogart
Harriet Brinkman
Quincy Kemper
C. Altermatt
Women In Sports Symposium At Roosevelt Hotel
The Business and Professional Women club held a symposium themed Women at Play at the Roosevelt hotel last Tuesday with Imogene Emery in charge. Alice Peters spoke on women in sports up to the gay nineties, Merle Herris discussed post nineties athletic development, followed by a fashion show of sport costumes and a questionnaire on favorite sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womens Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Imogene Emery
Alice Peters
St. Lukes Hospital
Merle Herris
Alice Cejka
Viola Drapela
Leona Jancsovsky
Elizabeth Hodson
Elsie Steffa
Lucille
Marjorie Harris
North eastern Iowa Woodmen Circle District Convention Held in Waterloo
About 100 members from ten towns attended the sixth annual North eastern Iowa district convention of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at the Hotel President in Waterloo. Cedar Rapids delegates included Emma Taylor Carrie Kouba Mrs A Smith and Edna Reynolds. District officers elected include President Mrs Jessie Curtis of Mason City and adviser Mrs C B Kouba of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Emma C. Taylor
Carrie Kouba
A. Smith
Edna Reynolds
Jessie Curtis
Mason City
C. B Kouba
Amelia Holley
Howett
Cresco
Cedar
Bessie Bachman
Charlotte Scholz
Des Moines
Diverse Iowa Event Schedule Preview Across Cities
A compact rundown of public talks concerts sports and conventions across Cedar Rapids Waterloo Davenport Marengo Marion Independence Riverside Iowa City Fairfield and other locations. Notable items include H M Gage speech at Coe College 4 pm Waterloo archery and city tournament 9 am, Luther King concert at East High, Iowa Hairdressers convention in Davenport, Henry A Wallace arrival in Marquette Monona talk, and ISU homecoming Iowa vs Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
H. M Gage
Coe College
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Gates Park
Universalist Church
Luther King
East High School
Davenport
Iowa
Marengo
Beth L. Wellman
Iowa Welfare Research Station
SUI
Waterloo Symphony Orchestra
West High
Marquette
Henry A. Wallace
Monona
Decorah
Iowa City—University
Pierre van Paa
Macbride
Harold E Statsen
Kathleen Norris
Stassen
Memorial Coliseum
Norris
Marion
David I Berger
Taiin County
First Methodist Church
Independence
Riverside
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Charles City
American Legion
Iowa City
Baceman
John McGenchen
Chamber of
Old Capitol
Miss Sullivan Honored at Pre Nuptial Party in Tea Room
The Commonwealth tea room hosted a Thursday evening pre nuptial party honoring Miss Marie Sullivan who became the bride of C J Englert of Iowa City yesterday. Miss Bertha Demasco led the event with a gift to the honoree and bridge was played with guests including Mrs H J Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley McDowell
Thirty-third Street
John David McDowell
U. S. Army
Fort Des Moines
Wilmer McDowell
Ralph Mertens
H. G. Southerland
W. McDowell
Mary Knowles
Velma Southerland
Laura Williams
Bonnie Lee Southerland
Eldon Thompson
Eugene Stewart
Joe Knowles
Bob Stephenson
Bob Cain
Melvin Couser
David Northcutt
Harry Southerland
Herb North
Howard M. Thompson
Laurence Rech
Clara Weber
Iowa City
T. Z. Cook
Commonwealth Tea Room
Bertha Demasco
Marie Sullivan
C J Englert
H J. Me
Nally of Chicago Leads Notable Names List
Mrs Forrest C Zody and the Misses Adeline Effiott Talhan Frante Agnes Powers Mars Gibson Claire Vielkenna and Dorothy Alt appear among a group of Chicago notables. The fragment notes several women connected to social circles and local events.
Miss Dunlap and Rice to Be Honored at Supper
Mr and Mrs W E Jenkinson host a buffet supper at 1804 Highey Avenue SE to honor Miss Jane Dunlap and John C Rice, whose marriage is planned for next Saturday. Guests will be greeted amid autumn flowers and yellow light, with a group gift presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W . E Jenkinson
Highey Avenue SE
Jane Dunlap
John C. Rice
Forrest Smith
Ford Smith
Megs Arthur Swarzentruber
Beth Mahannah
Fourth Avenue SE
Dunlap
Mies Florence Martin
Avenue NF
Local Girls Attend Y W C A Business Conference
Twenty five Cedar Rapids YWCA girls traveled to Burlington for a week long conference on business and industrial topics. Leaders Miss Marguerite Stein and several Business Girls and Industrial League members attended, with trips planned to Elgin and Chicago after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Conference of
Y. W
Dar Rapids
WCA
Burlington
Buenese and Industrial
Marguerite Stein
General Secie
Asv
Y. Wca
Atroady
Doro- WN
John Jone
Donna Kelly
Waxine Max
Mare Way House
Wetha Smith
Maxine Kinley
Frances Mr Fall
Billie Kutchera
Ruth Jass
Pauline Ford
Doris Smith
Jane McLemore
League
Mable
Martina Osgeler
Betty Jones
Emeline Ratcliffe
Helen Gable
Sven Engleden
Mariana Saoetroo
Lette Priborsky
Margaret Wilams
Irene Walker
Fimense Willams
Ruth Mee
Quaker Oats Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germany
Mrs. Couser
C W. Couser
Ardmore
Okla
R. H. Edgar
Sixteenth Street
Mr. Couser
A. A. Couser
Blomquists
Wisconsin
H. F. Blomquist
Seventh Avenue SE
Stockholm
Wis
Joseph Lazio
First Avenue E
M. Scolaro
Tony Naso
M A. Scolaro
Mike Scolaro
Rose Catanzaro
J Margus
Josephine Scolaro
Mae Scolaro
Angeline Jefferies
Dolores Gillen
Margaret Lazio
Carpenters
Green Bay, Wis
Wilson C. Carpenter
Second Avenue SE
Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
J. D. McDowell
E.D. Alumnae
C. J. Lynch, Jr
Bever Avenue
Kappa Delta Alumnae Association
Coe
Ethel Evans
I. D. Yanaway
Maplewood Drive
King’s Daughters
Burt Teeters
Louise Leibert
Gas Company
T. Z. Cook Corps
Thompson
Suzanne Combs
Robert W. Combs
Avenue NE
Vern Haven Stables
Suzanne
Jean Baer
Janice Spohn
Eunice Hill
Barbara Dunshee
Patricia Pratt
Dick Hunter
Forrest Spencer
Bill Brittin
Herbert Williams
Bob Miller
George Greenway
Lucille Strohman
Ella Swan Circle
Bethany Congregational Church
George Seeley
Jack Sayers
Gordon Barger
Forrest Byers
Robert Porter
Earl N Zell
Joe Dostal
M Avenue NW
BLW. P. Club
Daughters OF Martha
Daughters of
Martha
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Frederick G Murray
A. C. Robbie
WW. Israel
F. L. Barber
P W. Jacobson
Arthur Baxter
Kreisler
Virginia Ohmann
Martha Leksa
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Minerva Terwilliger
Poe
Queen Esther
O. F. Paulsen
Grande Avenue SE
O. A. Trinka
C. E Heaton
Walter Ehrhardt
H. E. Duxbury
M. Mildenstein
Irvin Hartrum
St. Paul's Methodist Church
R. D Spears
Merle Harris
Hazel Hicks
Hope Shultz
Margaret McKnight
Ann Denkman
Mildred Tappan
Gertrude Nixon
Mark Brodie
Mary Alice
Spears
Kyle Wright
C. Bain
Stanley Lubbock
Mary Gibb
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
1St Ave. E. Dial
Ae So Man
Hiltbrunner Music CO
First St. SE
Woodmen Circle Dist
Lasswell Studio
Master
Paramount Theater
Federated Womens Club
Methodist Church
Kings Daughters
Russell-Lamison
J P Donovan
Senate
Martin Dies Speaks
Coe College Playhouse
Chamber of Commerce
Union Mitchellville
Fraternal Congress
Ames
Iowa State College
Oklahoma
Czech Alliance
Czech Republic
CSPS
Miss Sullivan
Dempsey's
Dempsey
Oscar Workman
M. Hastings Buckner
Dempsey’s
2Nd Ave
Dial
Miss Dunlap
Mr. Rice
Petersens
Elgin
Andrew Peterser
Fifth Avenue
Elgin and
Ciego
Hnollenbeck
Shakespeare Club
Vins
Hollenbeck
Foust Avenue
Jessan
John
the Killian Company
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