Cedar Rapids College Club hears book reviewer Edith Webber
Edith Dunham Webber of Des Moines spoke at Cedar Rapids College Club noting a surge in historical novels and praising Raleighs Eden by Inglis Fletcher and Wave of the Future by Anne Lindbergh. New members announced. the club and Servic e club activities and upcoming events described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dunham Webber
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids College Club
Lulu Averill
Second Avenue SE
Irving L. Churchill
Webber
Raleigh
Eden
Inglis Fletcher
Neva Fedorova
Churchill
Charles Penningroth
Paul Bradley
Leonora Beggs
Coe
Alice Charlesworth
Iowa
Pearl Colton
Mildred Deischer
Iowa State
Robert Drexler
University of Ilinois
H. L. Ellingson
University of Iowa
John L. Ewart
Iowa Wesleyan
D. E. Grim
Paul Grant
Allegheny College
Maurine Hamblin
G. F. Hershey
Drake University
Glen W. Ives
Drake
George W. Lewis
University of California
M. A
University of Idaho
Elisabeth Low
C. A Smay
National College of Education
R. L. Stonebraker
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Geneva Waters
Iowa State Teachers
Elizabeth A. Windsor
L. S
University of Illinois
Malta Chapter Honors Past Matrons And Patrons Dinner
Malta chapter No. 415 O E S honored its past matrons and patrons at a dinner with a harvest motif. Guests included Paul Clark Edna Duncan and other dignitaries. Gifts were given to each past matron and patron and two chairs were donated by the Past Matrons association. Dancing and cards closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Paul Clark
Edna Duncan
Adah Thompson
JoAnn Bode
State of
Vermont
Agnes Horak
John Heaton
Cedar Chapter
Bess McElwain
Albert Bragg
Marion
Nell Buser
Amelia Blizard
Ida Manchester
Catherine Hunt
Alice Petranek
Nell Kunz
Jennie Mickel
Mayme Kroulik
Ann Kannewulf
Daisy Johnson
Louise Padley
Helen Dunker
Irma Duncan
Harriet Hall
Mabel Smouse
Clara Davis
Gerdine Ralston
Laura Mitchel
Beth Wessale
C. B Whelpley
Paul N. Clark
Harry J Manchester
E J. Petranek
Henry Kunz
David R. Pugh
A. E. Kannewulf
George Farmer
C. L. Stookey
Glen Morton
Edwin Lundquist
Harry W. Dunker
Albert Diserens
George Cockburn
William Groepper
A. C. Barta
A. A. Bagley
Earl B. Delzell
Edwin Hetherington
Committees Named by Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Drama Dept
Cedar Rapids Woman's club drama department appointed committees after a Friday workshop. Lillie Kolsto wed Randle McGregor at Calvary Baptist Church with a pink and white ceremony. reception followed in Atkins area. The McGregors plan to live in Santa Monica, California. Alumnae of Sinsinawa Rosary College to meet Saturday for luncheon and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
L. C. Schuknecht
E W. Krickard
Harold Pickerill
Guy McKibben
J A. Stolar, Jr
Henri Bollen
Ways and Means
Aulden Griffin
L. C. Lorig
Guy Hershey
W R. Foor
William Hruska
Elia Merveaux
Bertha LeFebvre
C H. Wescott
Harry Hoyt
John T. Hecker
Man
George Kaufman
Miss Hart
Frank Gates
Charles Shepard
Wayne Basler
Calvary Baptist Church of
Cedar Rapids
Lillie Kolsto
Knute Kolsto
Atkins
Randle McGregor
Alex McGregor
Mary Tremaine
Helen Mac Miller
R. C. Gould
Emer Kolsto
Kenneth Kalsto
Stanley Johnson
Fairfax
June Lee
Norway
Marjorie Weichman
Newhall
Paul Walshire
Marengo
Mrs. McGregor
Santa Monica
Calif
McGregor
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Sinsinawa-Rosary College
Commonwealth Tea Room
Leo P. Peiffer
Shower and theater notes from community events
Fred Petrick David Munger and James D Bever along with Mrs Weldon Klug hosted a Friday shower for Gusty Dvorak Kinch. Prizes went to several guests and a Halloween party is planned at the Roosevelt hotel with the theme hard times. The Community theater presents Front Page starting Monday with cast listed and ticket info. Second tryouts for Cradle Song announced with theater work invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Klug
C Avenue NE
Don Kinch
Gusty Dvorak
Martha Lagos
M. E. Fleagile
Ruth Wilson
Betty Smith
Kinch
Richard Sticn
Mesdames
F L. Kinch
Milo J. Kopecky
Ed Trachta
Robert Gillam
Ada Gantz
Clyde J Markham
John Lagos
Jerry Fottral
Josephine White
Helen Bys
Adeline Bys
Helen Reynolds
Ethel M. Kirkpatrick
D. of I
Jefferson Room
Roosevelt Hotel
Irene Marousek
Betty Allen
Mary Bartling
Elinor Brady
Frances Duffy
Goldie Johnstone
Mary Sebetka
Fred Petrick
David Munger
James D Bever
Hildy Johnson
Charles Racer
Kruger
Pierre Tracy
Pincus
Bob Ewall
Carl
John Morton
Frank
The
Joe Cohn
Mary Lackersteen
Lucile Funkey
Donald P Barnes
John T Hecker
Sumner H Foster
Sylvia Hay
Aulden Griffin
G H Cornwell
J J. Shepard
C. Louis Fontana
R C. Booth
G R. Shoemaker
Maurene Mun Ber
Sturges Ely
Lester L. Bessemer
Jerome L. Gearhart
Ake Up
Robert E. Campbell
Max Hahn
Winifred Lillie
Lloyd Lowe
Chauncey Fay
Harry Doolittle
Harry Mokretsh
M. D. Marr
Vernon L. S. Jones
Community Theater
Asl
World’s greatest trotter Greyhound in record sprint
The account notes Greyhound breaking a world record on Sept. 27 at the Lexington Brandt circuit trotting meeting. Rider Mrs. James Johnson, Jr., rode the mile in 2 01 4, four seconds under the previous record, with splits 30 52, 1 00 34, 1 31 34, and final 30 seconds. The piece discusses the rider’s technique and confirms the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound
Tom Engle
Mr. Engle
American Horseman
E. J. Baker
St. Charles
Ill
Sep Palin
James Johnson, Jr
Frances Dodge
Lexington
Holyrood Boris
Helen James
Johnson
United States Trotting Association
Art Hinrichs
Birthday Courtesies Highlight Cedar Rapids Social
Mr and Mrs A C Westrom hosted a fireside party Friday honoring Mrs Leona Thompson and Miss Margaret Hesser with many guests listed. Tirzah society of Cedar Rapids planned a Friday card party at a Water loo tea room with prizes to Mrs Rejsa Mrs Anderson and Mrs Lenway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Westram
Grande Avenue SE
Leona Thompson
Margaret Hesser
Nadine Thompson
Marilyn
Betty van de Walker
Louise Bunker
Dorothy Geiger
Ruth Stahl
Ella Mae
Verna Jean Burr
Mary Louise Robinson
Jack Steele
Winston Williams
Charles Putnam
Raymond
Herbert
Donald Westrom
Wallace Hollingsworth
James Moloney
Loyd Knauf
Robert E. Haydan
Pearl Ramming
Waterloo
Tirzah Society
Cedar Rapids
The
Electric Company
George Rejsa
Gus Anderson
Ezra Lenway
W. R. Parsons
Joseph Stangl
Ted Youngton
Elmer Vosburgh
L. R. Klever
Marjorie Harris
C Avenue NE
Mabel Davis
Harris
McKinley High School
Es Margaret Reid
Mari- Ian Miller
Wailicent Svoboda
Marjorie van Winkle
Charlotte Pennineroth
Maribel Pratt
Betts Kessler
Dorothy Rosen
Ruth Jayne
Georganne Kopecks
Tattle Tales and Fashion Notes From Chicago Broadcast and City
Eliza Merrill Hickok joins Louis Cowan agency for The Quiz Kids program heard weekly on NBC. In Iowa City vivid campus fashion scenes emerge with rain gear, Scottish plaids, saddle shoes, and bold hats. downtown chatter also profiles Martha Beardsley Cobb and kitchen gossip among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Merrill Hickok
Chicago
Louis Cowan
Mr Cowan
National Broadcasting Company
Roby
United States
Martha Beardsley Cobb
Elliott
Matt
City
Michigan Boulevard
Forecast of Events in Cedar Rapids and Nearby Iowa Cities
Community theater and club meetings across Cedar Rapids Warren area with speakers Dr. Charles J Bready and Dr Lena Madesin Phillips. Rallies, contests, concerts, football and homecoming events scheduled through Saturday with multiple venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Charles J. Bready
Marshalltown
Lena Madesin Phillips
New York City
B. and
P. W
Tallcorn
DuBuque Bride Weds Liasd Wss Luke in Cedar Rapids
Miss Hylda Noel daughter of Mr and Mrs J Noel of Dubuque married Liasd Wss Luke nephew of Mr and Mrs JB Taxlor of Dubuque Saturday morning at St Matthew's church Cedar Rapids Rev J YD Wearn officiated. The couple planned a wedding trip through the Ozarks and will reside in Dubuque where Luke works for Interstate Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylda Noel
J. Noel
Dubuque
Liasd
Wss Luke
JB Taxlor
St Matthew's Church
Cedar Rapids
J YD Wearn
Kenneth II
Stctor
Montrose
Ozarks
Iowa
Denver
Chicago
Luke
Interstate Power Company
Camp Fire Girls Present Radio Program in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Girls will air two radio programs this week on station WMT at 430 pm. Monday features a drama titled America in the Making directed by Mrs Feinn Hileman with a cast including Glenn Leht Virginia Lou Reeder Marian Taylor Mary Ellen Dennis Barbara Putterfield Bull Trunecek and Jim Wesentt. Tuesday at 430 pm Harriett Swain The Gazette woman’s editor will be interviewed by Miss R Foor on publicity for club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls of
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Women's Radio Council
America
Feinn Hileman
Glenn Leht
Viginia Lou Reeder
Mar
Ian Tayior
Mary Ellen Dennis
Barbara Putterfield
Bull Trunecek
Jim Wesentt
Harriett Swain
The
Gazette
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College Club
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
District 6
A. R. Menary
F. J. Haster
Helen Stewart Nichols
Wellman
Mildred Serbousch
Ruth Boyd
Bazaar
Bessie Bartholomew
Mary Ard
Bessie Paulsen
Marvel Foster
Mary Church
Alma Ford
Elizabeth Bender
Agnes Anderson
St. Luke's Hospital
Public Health Nursing Bureau
L. T. A. Club
Y.wca
Gertrude Stein
Pearl Everett
Quaker Oats
Leila Derby
Maxine Hodge
Marcella Gibbons
Seely’s
Hobby Club
Bethany Church
Sixth Street
L Avenue NW
Marion Bickal
Beauty Shop
Lydia Webmeier Perkins
Ave
Print & Wallpaper Company
2Nd Avenue SE
Fred Petrick, David Munger
James D. Bever
Klug
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Court House
MCA
Sumner H. Foster
Garetto
Associated Press
Samuel D. Riddle
Mr. Riddle
Riddle
Big Red
August Belmont
Crusader
Edith Cavell
Mars
Clyde van Dusen
Florence Nightingale
Great Sea Biscuit
N. F
Seventh Avenue
H. R. Alderman
Mrs. Hall
George M. Hall
Milwaukee
E. S. Smith
B Avenue NE
Hall
Tattle-Tales
Iowa City
SU. J Coeds
Union
John J. Sparkman
Alabama Speaks
Memorial Coliseum
Davenport
Henry Keppy
Waterloo Civic Theater
West Hugh School
University Symphony Orchestra
Iowa Union
Franklin
Hill Park
Otto Jaretz
Roosevelt
Wilson
Fairfield
McKinley
Old Capitol
Iowa Memorial Union
Carleton
Purdue
Cedar Falls
Men’s Union
Mount Vernon
Knox
Cornell
Noel
Lloyd W. Luke
Genge Kaufman
Moss Hart
Ywca Book Review Group
Association
Camp Fire Girls
Third Ave
Ette
Jook In
Third Avenue
Second Street
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