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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1937

Page

15

Marion OOP celebrates seventieth anniversary in Marion

The Marion OOP club, oldest in Iowa, marked seventy years since its organization in October 1867. Charter member Mrs. Martha Elliott and surviving founder Mrs. Catherine Carter Sampson attended at the Busby home, 630 Tenth Street, recalling the first gathering and early community work.

O. O P Club Marion George Busby Tenth Street Catherine Carter Sampson Busby Cora Carter Busby Ella Wood Smythe Belle Ristine Wyman Mary Crowley Nield Martha Owen Elliott Cedar Raunds Elliot Owen N Elliott Elliott Vernon Drive O. O Thomas Park Pub Li Library Board Town

Old and New Trends in Petersen Apartment Decor

A description of modern lines and oak and glass furnishings in Petersen’s apartment highlights a mix of geometric bookcases end tables and green plants. The layout features squared chairs and a green overstuffed chair with a pleated sofa, while a kitchen arch and cupboard add functional notes. The League of Women Voters plans a luncheon Tuesday at the Montrose hotel with a business session to follow.

Davis Deine League of Women Voters Nown Montrose Hotel

May breakfast of Marion P. club pictured at Mrs. Ella Millen home

Members of the O. P. club of Marion wear breakfast caps at their first May breakfast held at the home of Mrs. Ella Millen in Marion on a historical note. Officers of the O. P. club stand and sit before the fire place in the George Busby home where the group was organized in 1867.

Kathryn van Nuys Agnes Griffin Bess Skinner Mabel Alexander Margaret Giffin Franz Alice Busby Nelle Lothian Leona Williams Clara Kocher Funk Gertrude Anderson George Busby Lulu B. Secrist W. W. Vaughn James J. Wallace Sara Nott Patricia Carberry Kokitami Central Park Church the Guardian V. L. Spohn B Avenue NE Barbara Hayden Marc Karel Hunter Jo«anne van Cleve

Vernon Heights Reading Club to Meet Thursday

The Vernon Heights reading club will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs A E Harms 362 Garden Drive SE. Ir ard Mrs George Otis 2520 Mearinw brore Drive SE have as weekend guests Viv and Mrs G M Melor of Oak Park Illinois

Reading Club Vernon Heights A. E. Harms Garden Drive George Otis Brore G M Melor Oak Park Belle Plaine G L Lyman Park Avenue SE Lyman W E Ruebush Ellis Boulevard Otto Schluter England Phillip Gibbs E. E Schenefelt Vernon Drive Sand Castle Janet Beith H. M. Benninghoff E WN Helm Park Avenue P W. Jacobson Friendship Circle of the King’s Daughters R V Porter I Twenty-seventh Street Mothers Club Alpha Gamma Delta Arthur Huntington Fifth Avenue SE P. W. Jacobson Hf, Ohman Edna Stanley G Ww. Bryant

Pi Omicron Installs Twelve New Members In ceremony

The Pi Omicron sisterhood held a candlelight installation in the Crystal room of the Montrose Hotel. New members Inez Berkla Alta Duncan Louise Gillis Martha Heald Alverda Kegler Isabelle Nemer Etta Opperud Carnal te Samuelson Mary Schoen Mildred Siler Marjorie Voigt Pauline Widmer were welcomed led by Mathilde Grevemberg from Chicago. Miss Barthela Schmidt read as Dorothy Meeker Iota and Esther Smith Epsilon assisted.

Inta Epsilon Chapter Pi Omicron Montrose Pote Inez Berkla Alta Duncan Louise Gillis Martha Heald Alverda Kegler Isabelle Nemer Etta Opperud Carnal Te Samuelson Mary Schoen Mldred Siler Marjorie Voigt Pauline Widmer Mathilde Grevemberg National Headquarters Chicago Barthela Schmidt Dorothy Meeker Iota Esther Smith Epsilon Daniel Feder University of Town Power of Ideas Juanita Taylor Marjane Voigt

Friendly Club Halloween Party Set For Tuesday Evening

The Cedar Rapids Friendly club schedules a homecoming Halloween party Tuesday at 7 30 in the Y WCA auditorium. All adults are invited with costumes encouraged to avoid a small fine. Prizes for best costumes, games, dancing, readings, music, and refreshments to follow with reservations due by Tuesday noon.

Cedar Rapids YWCA Playground Commission Maynard Rowrey Iola Pike Ella Kokenmuller Ase Arnold Adell Lee Pearl Franko Lucile Wisely Betty Meek Viola Weiser

College Club Programs on Shakespeare Featured by Mona Morgan

Mona Morgan guest lectured at the Cedar Rapids College Club program in Montrose hotel presenting Shakespeare as an entertainer. She performed various scenes and discussed her aim to engage high school students with Shakespeare’s works. Additional notes cover November lecture plans and social happenings around the club meetings.

Shakespeare Mona Morgan Cedar Rapids College Club Montrose Hotel Walter Hampden College Club Catherine of Aragon Henry the Eighth Catherine of France Hamiltet Miss Morgan Alabama Henry Haars Philadelphia France England O. J. Elsenbast

Art and lecture highlights across Iowa this week

Iowa City shows four new oil paintings by Fechin Schlaikjer Frieseke and Higgins in the Union lounge. Ranney library hosts heraldic book plates from Carlyle Pepys Garrick Washington Swinburne Belasco Drinkwater Goose. Tuesday Cedar Rapids hosts Sinclair Lewis lecture It Has Happened Here at the Coliseeum. Wednesday Davenport hosts the 19th biennial Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers general session with Harry Terrell. Thursday Cedar Rapids marks the founding of Czechoslovakia with speakers including Kraschel Hus ton Swetanka. Ashore Second district American Legion auxiliary conference. De Witt hosts the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Iowa City closes a water color exhibition by California artists. Ames features a Don Cossack chorus concert. Cedar Rapids offers Rubinoff violin performances at Shrine temple.

Iowa City Iowa Union University Campus Fechin Schlaikjer Frieseke Higgins Ranney Schaeffer Hall Carlyle Pepys David Garrick Washington Swinburne David Belasco John Drinkwater Edmund Goose Cedar Rapids Sinclair Lewis Coliseum Davenport Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers Apedker Harry Terrell Des Moines Iowa Peace Federation International Economic Cooperation and Peace C. S. P. S. Hall Nels, Kraschel Charles D. Hus~ton Internal Revenue Iowa J. F. Swetanka Chicago Czechoslovakia Swetanka American Legion Auxiliary DE Witt Second District Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Eugene Cutler California Ames Don Cossack Iowa State College

Hilma A Brunius Weds Clarence Miller in Cedar Rapids Home

Hilma Adele Brunius daughter of Mrs Alma C Brunius of Cedar Rapids married Clarence Miller son of Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Solon at 7 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs Warren S Smith. Rev C W Meek performed the ceremony preceded by violin solos and a vocal tribute. Bride wore Eleanor blue taffeta with pink velvet band and carried pink roses. Best man William Bys. maid of honor Beulah Wessale. Afterglow included music and a card party benefit for Eastern Star funds.

Hilma Adele Brunius Alma C.brunius Sixth Street Road Cedar Rapids Clarence Miller Charles Miller Solon Warren S. Smith Maple Drive C. W. Meek Parker's Grove Church Helen Masha Lois Wessale Janet Wessale Beulah Wessale Dubonnet Moire William Bys Little Lynette Ann Petrak Mrs. Miller Macalester College St. Paul Minn Lakesville Edward Wessale Waconia Sorghum Company Miller Bertha Louise Funk Minneapolis Wesley Emmert Shellsburg

Keystone Girl Will Be Wed In Ely

Mr and Mrs William Wilde of Keystone announce the engagement of their daughter Grace to Andrew L Clark of Ely The wedding date is set for November 10 A Halloween party for the League for the Hard of Hearing will be held at Miss Bessie Bowmans home with a demonstration by the Acousticon Institute of Cedar Rapids A beginner lip reading class may begin November 8 with enrollments at the O R C building No 203 The class is free to members and sponsored by the league Other notes include a motor tour by Mr and Mrs EF A Tuck and Mr and Mrs F H Knapp through the Ozarks with visits to Eureka Springs Ark and the Bagwell dam valued at 33000000

Des Moines Cedar Avenue Circle Masonic Hall Peoples Savings Bank Boone John Burianek Order of Eastern Star Iowa Cedar Chapter Vera Cullman Oliver Stucker Mildred Stucker Joan Bode Agnes Horak Ruth Watson Berniece Diserens Marie Reiter Bess Russell Edna Duncan Bess Manilaw Elizabeth Stewart Pearl Stewart Mable Pollock William Wilde Keystone Grace Andrew L. Clark Ely League For Bessie Bowman Eighth Avenue Acousticon Institute of Cedar Rapids Hortensen. Gray League Room EF. A. Tuck First Avenue E F. H. Knapp A Avenue Ozarks Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Eureka Springs Ark Bagwell Dam

Club Will Aid Blind By Towel Sales Drive

Cedar Rapids Woman's club launches annual towel sale to aid blind Iowa women. Towels hemmed by blind residents, nine cents per towel, with proceeds funding food and clothing. Helen Keller Tribute Year marks sponsorship by national foundations and major organizations.

Cedar Rapids Helen Keller American Foundation For the Blind Helen Kel Jer Anne Sullivan Macy Coredell Hull Wilfred Grenfell Mary E. Woolley General Federation of Women’s Clubs National Education Association National Iowa Montrose Hotel Woman’s Club Frank Gates

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marion O.O.P Harriett Sway Mre Sarok Oh Firls Turseyv Sais Evs O O Pocustics Tre Jac Sampsons Louise Leibert Leo J. Klinger Longwood Drive The King's Daughters Thompson Photo Lars Kareena Pere Petersen R League OF Women Voters George Otises Malta Kensington Tirzah Society Belle Plaine Club Westerfields C. M Westerfield Bever Avenue Richard Westerfield West Union C. W. Lavery Atlantic Janice University of Iowa M. M. Club Oliver P. Stucker Robinsons Henry Hawke Waterloo Joseph Robinson Mount Vernon Avenue Miss Northcott Evelyn Northcott Alpha X Delta Sorority Coe College Russell Knapp Twenty-first Street Rubinoff Shrine Temple Hilma A. Brunius 000 Cedar C. E Altterman Retex DIAL Third Avenue 8&W Miss Grace Wilde Irene Douglas W. L. Harrison Nassau Street SE John Janecek A. T. Pleune Kokitami Camp Fire Bishop's
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