Miss Polly Price Weds Kenneth Madden in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Miss Polly Price daughter of Vro aid and Mrs Price of Cedar Rapids married Kenneth Madden son of Mr and Mrs Madden of Freeport in a Cedar Rapids church ceremony. Out-of-town guests included Madden relatives from Freeport and Iowa City. The bride, a 1931 Coe College graduate, and the groom, a 1932 Coe College graduate, planned a short motor trip after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Price
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Madden
OM Minnen
Freeport
Ted
Fred
Veilege
Ot Merritt
Jyetter
Johanna Holl
Holbrook Morrison
Fring
Telbusher
Harry Teete
Revert Daniel
Merlin Morris
Madden
J. M Madden
Ross Madden
George Madden
Ray Madden
Elwood Madden
Iowa City
Coe College
Chi Omega Social Sorority
Crescent
YWCA
Phi Alpha Pi
Sachem
Faculty Frolic At Coe College Draws Invites
Misses Ethel Ryan and Ruth Zika issued about 100 invitations for a Halloween faculty frolic in Coe college women's gym. Guests are Coe faculty women and wives. Mrs John Tiddle hosted a luncheon at Killians and entertained guests after a theater party. Chrysanthemums decorated the luncheon table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ryan
Ruth Zika
Womens
Coe College
Coe
John Tiddle
First Avenue
Killans Tea Room
Tiddle
Mrs Toms Hostess A Small Group Dines At Guest Home
Mrs WoT Horst of De Moines stays as guest of Mie FOW Dye mour at 384 Twenty-first Street SE. The event centers on a penny carner and a petite gathering hosted by Mrs Toms, with Roener Co Tums referenced in the description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roener
Horst
de Mones
Twenty-first Street
Visits Frews and Names a Weekend Guest
Fragmentary OCR notes show a visit to Frews involving Joan Barbara Adee M Western, a guest tied to Mis Jak Frow, with an address reference on 12.9 Trrd Street in St. Local context unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Barbara Adee
Mwterson
Ned
Trrd Street
Wiss La Plante To Be Honored At Onedge Party
Miss Wiss La Plante will be honored at a house party with hostesses including Mrs Helen Vunns of Chicago and Mrs Katharine Van Meter of Mo line IL. Coe college students and Delta Delta Delta sisters attend as guests alongside a list of named Misses and Miss Bernice Knickerbocker of Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Seenand Avenue
Gage Wiss
Helen Vunns
Chicago
Vosses
Carol Ne
Katharne van Meter
Moline
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Miss la Plante
Edith Knox
Inez Deacon
Margaret Sundberg
Sarah Palmer
Virginia Kuning
Patricia Burkhalter
Virginia Weld
Catherine Cooper
Wynne Hoblitzell
Betty Carrithers
Winifred Carrithers
Virginia Drake
Mary Ellen Hamilton
Dorothy Faris
Bernice Knickerbocker
Fairfax
First YMCA Monthly Party Saturday Night
Senior YMCA members from all classes and guests are invited to the first monthly YMCA party. Activities include ping pong handball bowling squash swimming badminton from 830 to 915 pm special entertainment at 930 pm and dancing and bridge from 10 pm onward sponsored by the junior board of the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Jyuior Board
Notable Guests From Pekin Travel To New York City
Dr and Mrs Henry M Houghton arrive as guests of Mr and Mrs C F Clark at 510 Knollwood Drive SE en route from Pekin China to New York City. Dr Houghton formerly dean of the College of Medicine at the University of Town now directs the China Medical Center in Pekin, the largest such institution in the Orient, operated by the Rockefeller Foundation. Mrs Cal Stoddard of Holly wood Calf, a former Cedar Ropads resident, writes of travel and connections with Vir an and Mrs HH Burleson, noting Stoddard’s decade long residency and recent Friday return from Tacoma to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M Houghton
C F Clark
Knollwood Drive
Pekin
China
New York City
Houghton
College of Medicine
The
University of Town
China Medical Center
Orient
Rockefeller Foundation
Cal Stoddard
Hellywood
Cedar Ropads
HH ¢ Burleson
Das Pvente
First Street
Ova Tyre Oyte
Fiiday
Mi Gregor
Cer tree Watkins present at 2pm at the Mee
The note reports a meeting where Cer tree Watkins is to be present at 2 pm. The text also mentions a Sad event. The readable fragment lacks clear names, dates, and location details beyond the 2 pm time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer Tree Watkins
Leony
Busy Week for Junior League Members and Speakers
The Junior League hosts educational talks with Miss Margaret Woodson as educational secretary and Miss Alma Hartz speaking on volunteer health work. A luncheon for board members precedes the 2 pm gathering at the Montrose, with additional social attendance including guests from Iowa and theater events featuring Susan Glaspell’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Woodson
Association of Junior Leagues
Montrose
Alma Hartz
Public Health Nursing Association
Juniour League
Mos Weodson
Fees
Iowa
Sara
Susan Glaspells
Our Neshber Canada Program At Cultus Club Meeting
Mr Joe D Kennedy led a Cultus club program at Mrs George Rugh's home 411 Eighth Street SF Thursday afternoon. Nineteen members attended as Mrs Kennedy gave a general country history and resume. Mrs W D Patterson spoke on Man time and Prairie Provinces. Mrs W C Howe covered Canada rivers and lakes with photos. Mrs Henry Mon ullon reported on Canadian cities. Mrs George Baumgartner described famous Canadian women. Mrs Ira Verne discussed Canadian sports and Indians. Mrs T B Yuill compared Canada government with the United States. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe D. Kennedy
Canada
Cultus Club
George Rugh
Eighth Street
Kennedy
W D Patterson
W C Howe
British Columbia
Henry Monullon
Dominion
George Baumgartner
Ira Verne
T B Yuill
United States
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Luncheon Held at Dvorak Home
Twenty nine members gathered Thursday for a luncheon at 2240 Upland Drive SE hosted by Mrs F J Dvorak. Assisting were Mrs J S Arendts Mrs P Myers Mrs Hugh Reid and Mrs Arthur Huntington. President Mrs Arendts led business plans for fall work. Next meeting set for November 2 at Mrs L Erwin’s home 761 Seventh Avenue Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
F J Dvorak
Upland Drive
J S Arendts
P Myers
Hugh Reid
Arthur Huntington
Arendts
L. Erwin
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Friendship Daughters Dessert Luncheon At Gains Home
Friendship circle of the Kings Daughters held a dessert luncheon at Mrs Philip K Gaines home 1339 Eighth street NW. In the business session Mrs WOE Lichtenstein reported on Ottumwa state convention and the afternoon was spent sewing for the Public Health Nursing association. Guests included Mrs O Ro Sinclair from Clarion Mrs Bersl Fighmoy and Mrs Arthur Dickes from Cedar Rapids. Leonard Ro Woolson will entertain the vice arts neat meeting on Nov 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle
King’s Daughters
Philip K Gaines
Eighth Street NW
Woe Lichtenstein
Ottumya
Public Health Nursing Association
O Ro Sinclar
Clarion
Bersl Fighmoy
Arthur Dickes
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Ro
Woolson
Elmburt Dive
Vice Arts
Club entertains at Mrs Miller home for Miss Brink
A social gathering was hosted by Mrs Miller at 229 Fley North Street NW to honor Miss P'da Brink, now Mrs Delbert Willer Nix, with guests from Cedar Rogeds and Stelise baw present. Plans outlined for a benefit and party at SPOS vnal Wednesday, with labor temple venue and refreshments to be served. The bureau's first meeting of the year was announced for May, with awards and table prizes to be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mancous
Nide
Spos Vnal Wwedne
Womans Liber Pures No LT
Sedeas
Toor Phives
Bureau
This City Will Be Well Represented At Bridge Tourney
Cedar Rapids will be well represented at the first annual central states pair championship contract bridge tournament to be played Saturday and Sunday at the Blackhawk hotel in Davenport. Cedar Rapids entrants include Mr. and Mrs. E. J Carey and several others with Mrs Genevieve Keedick of Toledo among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Blackhawk
Davenport
E. J Carey
Don Hines
George E. Beattie
L. L. Hodgin
R. F. Gorman
Oliver Longueville
R. S. Hardendorf
S. A. Sanders
Genevieve Keedick
Toledo
R. D McIntyre
Anamosa
Taylor
Iowa City
Plan Convention of Lowa Music Clubs in Cedar Rapids
The board of the Federation in Waterloo Friday discussed the spring convention to be held in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. R. D. Taylor and Miss Eleanor Houts traveled to Waterloo for a dinner and musicale at the Russell Lamson hotel. Frances Swab, D M I Fellows, and Miss Elizabeth Bohac joined the Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Federation of Music Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Federation
Waterloo
R. D. Taylor
Eleanor Houts
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Frances Swab
Beethoven Club
Dmi
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Elizabeth Bohac
Mozart Club
Mrs Soboda Family Returns From Akron Visit
Mrs E M Soboda and Mrs Edward M Soboda Jr of two different addresses returned Friday morning after visiting with Mrs James Rowley in Akron with their daughter Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E M Soboda
Third Avenue SE
Edward M Soboda
Park Avenue SE
Nancy
James Rowley
Akron
Miss Ruth McIntosh Honored At Bridal Shower Parties
Miss Ruth McIntosh, soon to wed Glenn Bullman, was guest of honor at a Thursday kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Newberry and Mrs C F McIntosh at McIntosh home. A mock wedding featured Ora Mae Edwards as bride and Delores Newhouse as groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McIntosh
Glenn Bullman
D Newberry
C. F. McIntosh
Eighth Avenue SE
Ora Mae Edwards
Delores Newhouse
Vivienne West
Luther Crow
Guy Rich
Ruth Otto
Charles Smith
J R Edwards
Earl Birney
William Cain
O A Batley
Clyde Caffee
H. V. Little
Walter Heather
Raymond Turney
Guy Kapple
Howard Mover
A M _ Nobbett
J. F. van Tassel
J J. Gregory
R T Kells
C J Lynch
R. R. Williamson
Orland Furman
I. F. McMinds
R. E. Bucknell
Winnifred Burton
R. S. Toogend
W. L. Quaas
Howard Nandell
Alice Burton
West
Otto
Rich
Edwards
Miss McIntosh
Social evening at Ferris home yields prizes
Mr and Mrs C. E. Ferris hosted a dinner and card party on Thursday eve ning at 1627 Second Avenue SE. Guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Smith Mr and Mrs Calvin Ryerson Mrs Ida M Gard Mr and Mrs H. G Fussell A YP Mineck Mrs Stella Fussell Mr and Mrs George C Keyes Jr. and Mr. ROC Lemkuhl and Mrs Nethe Miche. Lemkuhl and Mrs Lemkuhl took high prizes with consolation awards to Earl Smith Mineck and Mrs Keyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ferris
Second Avenue SE
Earl Smith
Calvin Ryerson
Ida M Gard
H. G Fussell
YP “Mineck
Stella Fussell
George C Keyes
Roc
Lemkuhl
Netlhe Miche
Bari Smith
Farl Smith
Mineck
Keyes
Evelyn Kimm and Donald McCormick Wed in Rock Island
Announcement of Evelyn Kimm daughter of Mr and Mrs F F Kimm Belle Plaine and Donald McCormick Van Horne wed Sept 14 in Rock Island. Mrs McCormick taught in Van Horne and recently joined the FW Wantworth company. They will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattiwze
Evelyn Kimm
Cedar Rapids
F&f Kimm
Belle Pline
Donald McCormick
van Horne
Rock Island
McCommueux
Wantworth
Etiquette of Letters and Introducing Neighbors
A guide on writing a letter of introduction for neighbors moving away. It suggests mentioning shared interests to ease introductions, allows unsealed letters, and notes benefits of a richer vocabulary for longer letters. The Home Institute booklet How to Write Letters for All Occasions offers tips and sample letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Miss Leven Speaks On Russia At Coe Dinner
Miss Cecelia Leven, a Coe College graduate born in Russia and now French teacher at Franklin High, spoke at a Coe College social science dinner in Voorhees Hall. She described Russian conditions and education while noting broad differences between Russia and the United States. Dr. C T. Hickok presided. hosts included Prof. John Henry and Prof. Lynn Garwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Leven
Russia
Voorhees Hall
Coe College
Miss Leven
United States
Phi Kappa
Franklin Senior High School
C T. Hickok
John Henry
Lynn Garwood
Alice Salter
J. F. Yothers
Clarence Nelson
Betty Rapaport Named Co chair for Spinster's Spree
Miss Betty Rapaport of Cedar Rapids, a University of Iowa junior, is named co chair of ticket sales for the Spinster's Spree, a ladies choice party in Iowa City on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rapaport
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Forget-Me-Nots Meet At 844 Fifteenth Street SE
The Forget-Me-Nots met Tuesday at Mrs. Frank Melsh home 844 Fifteenth Street SE. Prizes were won by Mrs. N W Robertson and Mrs. William Willenborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Melsh
Fifteenth Street
N. W. Robertson
William Willenborg
District Sessions Draw 200 Women of Iowa Clubs
More than 200 women attended the second district Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs sessions in Maquoketa. District director Mrs. A. B. Rathbun presided with federation leaders Mrs. H. C. Houghton Jr., Mrs. Eugene Cutler, and Mrs. William Larrabee on the platform. Registration listed four state officers, twenty-four state committee members, sixty-five delegates, and ninety visitors from clubs across Davenport, Dubuque, Clinton, Cedar Rapids, and more. Mrs. Houghton spoke on Cross Roads, praising Iowa’s pioneering club and women’s work and its hardy leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
A. B. Rathbun
Clinton
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
Iowa
Eugene Cutler
Des Moines
William Larrabee
Clermont
Davenport
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Lost Nation
Central City
Coggan
Delmar
DeWitt
Baldwin
Center Junction
Toronto
Onslow
Calamus
Hale
Anamosa
F. C. Kellogg
Austin N. Palmer
I. E Jackson
F. W. Damour
Ben Ogden
W. R. Foot
J. P Mills
S. R. Hawkins
H G. Heiserman
Houghton
Cross Roads
Connell Couple Return From Des Moines Visit
Mr and Mrs W M Connell of 1521 A avenue NE returned Wednesday from Des Moines where they spent a week with their son Dr John Connell and his family and with their daughter Miss Catherine Connell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Connell
A Avenue NE
Des Moines
John Connell
Catherine Connell
Service Circle Tacks Layette and More for Needy Woman
Fifteen members of the Service circle of the King's Daughters met at the Public Health Nursing Association offices to cut garments for a twenty one piece layette for a needy woman. They took the clothing home for completion and will also supply milk. The group marked linens for the association. Mrs. C. H. Klersey led the activities. An admission service for Mrs. F. M. Wells was held during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
Public Health Nursing Association
C. H. Klersey
F. M. Wells
Mrs Potter Hosts Easy Aces Bridge Club
Mrs D R Potter of 412 Twelfth Street SE entertained the Easy Aces bridge club at her home Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs C R Scholl and Mrs W V Carringer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Potter
Twelfth Street
Easy Aces Bridge Club
C. R. Scholl
W. V. Carringer, Jr
Delta Theta Chi Plans Regular Meetings at Roosevelt
Delta Theta Chi national business girls sorority held a Tuesday evening meeting at the Roosevelt hotel with Miss Martha Sicpan presiding. Plans were made to hold regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi
National Business Girls’ Sorority
Roosevelt Hotel
Martha Sicpan
Re-Elect Mrs. Pye Iowa P. T. A. Head
Mrs. Charles Pye of Des Moines was re-elected president of the Iowa Parent-Teacher congress at the Fort Dodge convention closing Friday. New vice presidents include Mrs. C. C. Collister Spencer Mrs. Arthur Brennecke Marshalltown Mrs. Harry Sherwood Atlantic Miss Lulu Rose Orr Fort Dodge Mrs. A. A. Zeman Davenport and Mrs. Vera Planck Magdsick Charles City. Hinton’s H L Taylor named recording secretary and Des Moines’ Frank Root treasurer. Next convention city to be chosen by the executive board this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Charles Pye
Des Moines
Iowa
Parent-Teacher Congress
C. C. Collister
Spencer
Arthur Brennecke
Marshalltown
Harry Sherwood
Atlantic
Lulu Rose Orr
A. A. Zeman
Davenport
Vera Planck Magdsick
Charles City
H. L. Taylor
Hinton
Frank Root
Prohibition Era Estimates of U S Saloons Breweries and Distilleries
Estimates show 177 790 saloons 7 090 breweries and 236 distilleries operated in the United States before prohibition reflecting the scale of the alcohol industry prior to nationwide bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Mrs, Liddle
Mrs. Toms
FREWS
Wiss la Plante
Y. AI. C. AL
Henry Houghtons
C. F. Clarks
Stoddard Nere
Beck
Golleze
Reena Crash
Second Street SL
Second Street SE
Prograve
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Miss Brink
JOLLY
Tre Jolly Twelve
Merican
Banor
Second Avenue
Ieeting
Woman's Labor
Hallowe’en Brick
Black Cat Center
Sidwell
Sobodas
Kimmy-Mcecormick
cNeumode
Moles. Jitstic
Chifeons
Children's Sox
Lisle
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Hilda
Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
Nineteenth ST
New York
Connells
Mrs. Potter
Pye
P. T. A. Head
Acra St. Hat Fan Dows
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