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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1935

Page

4

New Members Of Junior League Honored At Tea

The Junior League of Cedar Rapids hosts a tea to honor twenty five new members and compliment Miss Margaret Woodson educational secretary of the Association of the Junior Leagues of America. Mrs Weaver Witwer entertains at her home as roses center the tea table.

Junior League of Cedar Rapids Margaret Woodson Association of the Junior Leagues of America Weaver Witwer Vis Horne G Hedges Sutherlond Dew Krennmeth Lancsas Vos Bona M Higtes Vos H Myveton

Dr McGowan and Miss McGowan Go North

Dr McGowan and Miss McGowan departed Monday for Changto on the London line with a party of seven, heading to Canada to visit friends for two weeks. They will return to Cedar Rapids for a few days before meeting Fome.

Jos McGowan Bibel VaeCstae Peyton Cal Mermeg Chnango de Londe Canada Cedar Rap Ds Meteung Fome

Cornell pledges Sigma Phi to 1962 rush trio

Bil Brown son of Maio and Wis WoS Brown pledged to Sigma Phi fraternity at Cornell University Ithaca NY after three weeks of rushing. Four hundred students were pledged across the campus to fifty of the sixty fraternities.

Bil Brown Maio Wis Wos Brown Cornell University Ithica NY

Kenilworth guest attends Roth Reid wedding

Miss Isabelle Cherry of Kenilworth Til is visiting from 1625 Furst Avenue Eastland to attend the Roth Reid wedding and spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Amor H Sargent and Mr and Mrs Walter Cherry.

Isabelle Cherry Kenilworth Til Walter Cherry Amor H Sargent Furst Avenue Eoland Roth-Reid

Vaughn Family Visits Relatives Over Weekend

Walter Vaughn of Scarsdale New York visited with his wife and son Jack this weekend. They stayed with Mrs Vaughn’s parents Dr and Mrs Harry Kremers at 1912 Fifth Avenue SE.

Walter Vaughn Scarsdale Vaughn Jack Harry Kremers Fifth Avenue SE

Northwestern students Martha Beardsley and Sandoe Jordan return after Roth Reid wedding

Miss Martha Beardsley and Mr Sandoe Jordan, children of prominent families, return to Northwestern University Evanston after visiting parents for the weekend and attending the Roth Reid wedding Saturday.

Martha Beardsley David E. Beardsley Sandoe Jordan Carl F Jordan Northwestern University Evanston Roth- Reid

Visiting Wells Couple From Skidmore In Cedar Rapids

Mr and Mrs Douglas Wells of Skidmore Missouri were weekend guests in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Wells, formerly Miss Louise Hab Jitzell of Cedar Rapids, and Mr Wells are visiting the former parents in Lisbon.

Douglas Wells Skidmore, Mo Cedar Rapides Wells Louise Hab- Jitzell Cedar Rapids I Lisbon

Faint Fragments Hint at 1914 Omative Stalin Field Event

Unclear OCR text references Stanfield of Omative and a 1914 date with possible mentions of Vand MM and Groinde fate SF. no coherent events or names confirmed.

Stanfield

Alumnae Buffet Planned by Sargent and Torstenson

Miss Harriet Sargent and Mrs RF Torstenson will entertain Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae at a buffet supper and meeting Wednesday at 5 p.m. at 1947 Blake Boulevard SE.

Harriet Sargent RF Torstenson Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Blake Boulevard

Mr and Mrs Arthur Augustine Return From Wedding Trip

Mr and Mrs Arthur Augustine of Commonwealth Apartments returned Sunday after a weeklong wedding tour through the eastern states and Canada with friends and family.

Arthur Augustine Commonwealth Apartments Canada

Belvel Richter Guests in Cedar Rapids During Coe Home Coming

Mr and Mrs Belvel Richter of Waukon visited Cedar Rapids as guests of friends during Coe College home coming weekend. Mrs Richter was formerly Miss Lacy Bell of McGregor.

Belvel Richter Waukon Cedar Rapids Coe Richter Lacy Bell McGregor

Tanda Camp Fire Holds Taffy Pull at Mrs Linkenback’s Home

A Friday evening taffy pull at 85 Seventh Avenue SW hosted by Mrs. A Linkenback drew members including Mrs Lucille Dill and Ruth, Virginia Lynn, Betty Anderson, Mrs Eve lyn Lawler, Twyla Memler, Gladys Linkenback, Alta M. Linkenback, Bella Linkenback, Alta M. Evans, Marc Barton, Lula Marie Barton, Mrs John Hollister, Arlene Hollister and Ellen McDonough.

Tanda A Linkenback Seventh Avenue SW Lucille Dill Ruth Virginia Lynn Betty Anderson Evelyn Lawler Twyla Memler Orphan Memler Gladys Linkenback Alta M. Linkenback Bella Linkenback Alta M. Evans Marc Barton Lula Marie Barton John Hollister Arlene Hollister Ellen McDonough

Local Women Attend Delphian Meeting in Des Moines

Mrs James W Barnett Miss Gertrude Stenner and Mrs Edith Godden leave Monday for Des Moines to attend the Iowa State Delphian council and the grand chapter of the Eastern Star. Barnett to preside as state Delphian council president Stenner correspondence secretary Godden credentials committee member. Chase editor winner will speak and Rev William Mack will discuss Women s Work in Adult Education with officer elections set for Tuesday afternoon.

James W. Barnett Gertrude Stenner Edith Godden Des Moines Iowa State Delphian Council The Eastern Star Barnett Delphian Council Miss Stenner Godden A. E. Chase Harry Johnson Delphian

Miscel laneous shower honors Mrs Charles E Snyder

Mrs G H Knauex and Mrs J W Fegley hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at 1125 Ellis boulevard NW, honoring the recent bride Mrs Charles E Snyder. Mrs Henry Kenyon directed the event with many guests including Mrs Albert Bickal, Mrs Milo Nelson, and Mrs Eleanor Root among others.

G H Knauex J W. Fegley Charles E Snyder Ed Carson Alice Novak Frank Churchill C. A’ Kins Abner Dews Henry Kenyon Howard Daywitt Mo TO Daywitt F Thompson Joe Racer JW Francs Roo Gillispie Orlan Hagerman J A Hayward A T Parke Chales Joss Charles Perkins Ida Root Fred Sumek George Seeley Wo Sell Fred Simon Ralph Elsworth Woollen

Hensley Batheday Party Honors Allan on Third Birthday

Mrs Lows Hensley hosted a batheday party Friday for her son Allan with Halloween decorations. Guests from Cedar Rapids included Billy Poholski Marie Porter Carol Porter Arlene Mee Daniel Q Ro Snider and son Terny Charles Benesh Richard Paul Cramer daughters Mary Jean Barbara Joyce Berneal Hensley Ida Mae Cox Kathryn Pohorsky Mignon Wilson plus Mrs Howard Cruise of Marion.

Lows Hensley Cempe Hensley Allan Billy Poholski Marie Carol Porter Arlene Betty Mee Daniel Q Ro Snider Terny Charles Benesh Richard Paul Cramer Mary Jean Barbara Joyce Berneal Hensley Ida Mae Cox Kathryn Bess Pohorsky Mignon Wilson Cedar Rapids Howard Cruise Marion

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Clifford at Sunshine Mission

Mrs Anna Clifford turned sixty nine and was surprised by friends at the Sunshine Mission. An oyster supper followed with decorations in a Halloween motif.

Anna Clifford The Sunshine Mission

D A V Meeting Delegates Return From Oelwein Convention

Mrs Stella Klemme Miss Alma Owens Mrs Gladys Chord and others attended the Sons and Daughters of Union Veterans third district convention in Oelwein Friday. State officers including Haines Risley Willett and Hathaway were present. Delegates from Marengo Waterloo Elkader Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Oelwein participated with a ritual exemplification and a camp fire. The Dubuque tent invited the district convention to its city in 1936.

Stella Klemme Alma Owens Gladys Chord Nora Hollom Bertha Hillerege Minnie Moore Ida Kettlesen Dora Jeffrey Morse Wyoming S. S. Haun Mount Vernon Sons and Daughters of Union Veterans Oelwein Marengo Waterloo Elkader Dubuque Cedar Rapids Haines J. P. Risley Quade J. J. Willett W. Hathaway Julia Wanamaker Mable Carrier Orpha Carpenter Dora Jeffery

Christian class party notes birthday gathering at church home

Members of the business girls class of the First Christian church were entertained at their annual birthday party Friday evening at the home of their teacher Mrs. Fred S. Armstrong of Lisbon. Thirty five members and their friends including the Rev Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hyten were guests. A short business meeting preceded the social evening.

First Christian Church Fred S. Armstrong Lisbon Blaine Hyten

Mind P s And Q s Of Etiquette For Popularity

A retro etiquette piece describes tactful dancing etiquette to avoid embarrassment on the dance floor. It advises polite partner changes, light humor, and courteous acknowledgments after dances. The Home Institute offers a 40 page booklet Etiquette For Every Day with tips on manners and charm and a coupon to order.

Malta Chapter Honors Past Matrons and Patrons Dinner

Past matrons and patrons of Malta chapter No. 145 C. E. S. were honored at a Saturday dinner in the Masonic hall. Forty guests hosted at a square table received gifts while 1935 officers welcomed them and special guests were noted.

Malta Masonic Hall Ann Kannewulf Tilson Petro Shellsburg Harry Dunker

Miss Mary Peshek and Charles Nyberg Marry in Solon

Miss Mary Peshek daughter of Mr and Mrs John Peshek of Solon and Charles Nyberg son of Mrs Anna Nyberg of Soudan Minn were married Oct 15 at Immaculate Conception church by Rev Msgr J M Molloy. The couple will reside in Soudan after a brief honeymoon in Minneapolis.

Mary Peshek John Peshek Solon Charles Nyberg Anna Nyberg Soudan Minn Immaculate Conception Church Msgr. J. M. Molloy Teresa Peshek Oscar Nyberg C. S. A. Hall Minneapolis Nyberg

Mrs Thompson Returns From Miami Visit

Mrs Albert C Thompson returns from a two week stay in Miami Florida traveling with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W J Welp who moved from 1058 Gsavenue NW to Miami. On the trip she visited her brother John Chapman in Seabrook Texas along the way.

Albert C. Thompson Seventeenth Street Miami Fla W. J Welp Gsavenue Maimi John Chapman Seabrook Tex

Dinner Honors Charles H. Poole in City

Mr. and Mrs. J C Shelton hosted a dinner at 1114 Twelfth Street NE honoring Mrs. Shelton's brother Charles H Poole of Detroit Michigan visiting his mother. Guests included Carl Poole Francis Poole Mr and Mrs Bruce Donisthorpe Henry Ryan Mrs Lulu Pearce Claude Stickley C E Shelton Charles Poole and Essie Poole.

J C. Shelton Twelfth Street

Bridal dinner planned for Miss Wenke and Mr Murray

Final pre nuptial events for Miss Mary Wenke and John R Murray unfold with a bridal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs A J Murray at their home. Guests include family friends and bridesmaids. additional showers and gatherings precede the Tuesday morning ceremony at Immaculate Conception church.

Mary Wenke John R. Murray Immaculate Conception Church A. J. Murray Miss Wenke Murray W. H. Wenke Frank Regan O ’ Wellner Pauline Lucille Elizabeth Murray Louise James Hutchinson Ice Cream Company Katherine Smith Rosaline Collins

Beta Phis Honor Alumnae At Pan-Hellenic Garden Spread

Pledges of Beta Phi Alpha hosted a Saturday evening spread in sorority rooms to honor alumnae. Gertrude Taylor served as garden mistress with Mae Wells noted as college freshman. Several named Flowers and Alumnae attended along with invited guests from Cedar Rapids Maywood and other towns.

Beta Phi Alpha Sorority Gertrude Taylor Mae Wells Eileen Wiles Alpha Gamma Delta Margaret Schroedermeier Alpha Xi Delta Ruth Taylor Beta Phi Alpha Marian Fick Chi Omega Verle Breed Delta Delta Delta Mae Fern Uhlenhopp Kappa Delta Nadine Troyak Lester Baldwin Elizabeth Watson Violet Snyder Lillian Clark Nadine Menary Marian Clark Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Burlanek Gladbrook Kathryn Young Maywood, III Judy Jane Williams Boone Carla Sgarlata Waterloo Geneva Baker Quincy, Ill Bernus Pirks Delhi Betty Young Maywood, Ill Kathryn Wolfe North Liberty Phyllis Baldwin

Cantrells Host Fleming Family Weekend Visit

Dr and Mrs C M Cantrell of Lone Tree and their children Mary Francis and Robert were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs F H Fleming at 1601 Sixth Ave.

C. M Cantrell Lone Tree Mary Francis Robert F. H Fleming Sixth Avenue SE

Kenwood P T A Meeting Highlights Funds and Activities

Kenwood school district families attended a Friday P T A session with Mrs. M S Reeder stressing father involvement. Reports from standing committees noted a November benefit project "Sarah Fink and her Masks" and a Town Medical society talk on November 20. September attendance awards went to third grade with 128 families. 59 paid members. The glee club performed and a social hour followed. The hospitality committee provided refreshments. The Taylor P T A will host a benefit card party at VF W hall on Tuesday at 7 45 p m with prizes and door prizes and refreshments served.

Kenwood America M. S. Reeder Marshall Brebner Sarah Fink Town Medical Society Glee Club Miss A. Brandt Annie Jean Houts J. J Shepard Taylor P. T A VF. W. Hall First Street

Polk Adolescent Study Group Meets at Mrs Mally Home

A Polk school adolescent study group will meet at the home of Mrs E A Mally located at 1551 B Avenue to discuss assignments and prepare for upcoming exams.

Polk School E. A. Mally B Avenue

Physical Growth and Changes Study Topic Lead

On Wednesday at 2 15 p m Mrs Charles Loomis will lead a study on Physical Growth and Changes. The session focuses on developmental topics and invites community participation.

Charles Loomis

Girl Reserve Advisers Meet at YWCA

Girl Reserve advisers will meet at the YWCA Tuesday at 4 p.m. for a regular monthly business session. Mrs. Clifford Burr will present a brief music demonstration. A dramatics and games project will be illustrated. Discussion on methods in Girl Reserve work led by Miss Alice Papes with Mrs. Dorothy Hays on records use. Mrs. Ethel Pinney Ristedt of the Needlework Guild will outline the Guild's work as a special feature.

Girl Reserve Clifford Burr Alice Papes Dorothy Hays Ethel Pinney Ristedt The Needlework Guild

Woman's Labor Bureau Announces Meeting and Benefit Dance

Woman's Labor bureau No. 17 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the labor temple. On Oct 30 the bureau will host a benefit apron dance and card party from 2 to 5 p m at the C S P S hall. Door and table prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.

Woman's Labor Bureau No. 17 Labor Temple Bureau

Monastic Champagnes Inventor to Be Honored in Epernay

Dom Pierre Perignon, the Benedictine monk credited with advancing champagne, will be honored in Epernay France with a statue. The 300th anniversary celebrations of the sparkling wine process place the event in 1937 or 1938.

Epernay France Ins Pierre Perignon Champagne

Murdered Promoter Alfred E. Ricks Shot Near Lumber Yard

Alfred E. Ricks oil-well promoter was shot by unknown assassins as he approached Perkins Lumber Yard in Rushville Center to promote his latest venture. He was taken to Ma Perkins home and asked to call his daughter Isabel before losing consciousness. The incident ties into the Ma Perkins radio program promotional contest offering 10 Plymouth sedans and $2,000 in cash to listeners.

Alfred E. Ricks Perkins Rushville Center Ma Perkins Ricks Isabel

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John W Barry Harold E. Reid First Presbyterian Church Country Club James W. Good, Jr Devere N. Smith Jean Coykendall James Vail Fairfield Margaret Larimer Ferris Simpson Mr. Reid David Coolidge Bill Brown KR Ray Stanfields Kappa Alumnae Augustines Belvel Richters Tanda Camp Wer Frances Denney Miss Alleen Faye Miss Denness New York Mrs. Synder D. A. V. Meeting Christian Class Party Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute Peshek-Nyberg MR. Poole Sidwells Beta Phis Spread P. T. A. Meetings P.T. A Taylor Benefit Party Cousin Henry Woman's Labor Bureau ST. Matthew’s ‘Parish PLA Roger Graham Hotel Montrose Coffee Shop
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