First Cedar Rapids Symphony concert opens season
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra will present its first concert Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the Memorial building. The event caps a ten day subscription drive by the association to fund a six concert season free to Cedar Rapids residents. A large volunteer team led by Miss Jessie Averill and Prof Paul S Ray is coordinating gifts and outreach to supporters.
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Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Building
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association
Cedar Rapids
Daily Parades To Be New Feature Local Dog Show
Cedar Rapids Kennel Club adds a noon parade to the Cedar Rapids Dog Show at the Memorial Building on November 16 and 17. The event will feature a steam calliope, Junior Service League members in riding habits, and parade-worthy show dogs in cars. Junior Service League members are busy preparing for the show, now just over two weeks away.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Building
Cedar Rapids Kennel Club
Junior Service League
Miss Krebs in Chicago Attends Debut Tea Event
Miss Blanche Krebs of 351 Pleasant Drive SE traveled to Chicago for a week. She attended a Fortnightly Club debut tea on Saturday afternoon where Julia Kramer, daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Kramer, was presented to society. LeRoy Kramer’s wife is formerly of Cedar Rapids and has many friends here.
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Blanche Krebs
Pleasant Drive
Chicago
Julia Kramer
LeRoy Kramer
Cedar Rapids
Gagees Attend Cornell Homecoming Dinner in Mount Vernon
President and Mrs. Harry M. Gage of Coe College were entertained at dinner in Cornell College president's home by Dr. and Mrs. H J Burgstahler in Mount Vernon on Saturday evening. They visited after attending the Coe Cornell football game, a highlight of Cornell's homecoming program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
H. J. Burgstahler
Gage
Coe-Cornell
Cornell
Chapter FO Luncheon at Mrs. Johnson Home
Chapter FO of PEO will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday for a luncheon at 1809 Second Avenue SE. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. W. W. Walker Mrs. Fred Winter and Miss Alice Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Johnson
Second Avenue SE
W. W.walker
Fred Winter
Alice Page
Ladies Literary Club Meets At Mrs Knox Home
The Ladies Literary club gathers Monday afternoon at 517 Knollwood Drive SE to hear Mrs R C Montgomery review Adventures of a Novel ist by Gertrude Atherton.
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Ladies Literary Club
James M. Knox
Knollwood Drive
R. C. Montgomery
Gertrude Atherton
DuBuque and New York Hosts Visit Local Family
Dr and Mrs R R Harris of Dubuque and Mrs May Bell Chanut of New York City are spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Person Bell at 545 Knollwood Drive.
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R. R. Harris
Dubuque
May Bell Chanut
New York City
J Person Bell
Knollwood Drive
Many Children Entertained At Shaffer Party
A Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Van Vechten Sheffer at 304 Nassau Street SE entertained a large group of children in costumes. Magician tricks impressed the youngsters while older kids played in the garage and younger ones in the nursery before refreshments in the decorated downstairs play room.
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van Vechten Sheffer
Nassau Street SE
Mary van Vechten
Susan Angevine
Sally
Peter Stamats
Nancy
Catherine Yuill
Susan
Dick Moon
Diane
Hal Marshall
Joan Killian
Barnes O'Donnell
Ann Wadsworth
Ann Witwer
Janet Brook
Mary Sue Ristine
Margaret Ann Race
Barbara
Georganne Dunshee
Betsy Blaise
Louise Gage
Dudley Averill
Pamela Shackell
Ellen Montgomery
Judie Brooks
Jacqueline Wright
John Choate
Robbins Jackson
Tommy Pickford
Sutherland Dows
Phyllis
Néd
Sonny Sheehy
Chase
Florence Wickersham
Hamilton
Jane Bell
Gordon Fennell
Bob
Betty Ford
David Widmer
Eugene
Dick Pinney
Jackie Bell
Kenneth Lindsay
Betsy Fontana
Jean Files
Carey to star in Uncle's Been Dreaming at Vassar
Miss Elizabeth Carey of 2317 Grande avenue SE has been selected to play Maria Alexandrovna in Uncle's Been Dreaming by Karl Voermoeller. The production opens November 11 and 12 as the first of three plays by Vassar students this year. Carey is a sophomore.
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Elizabeth Carey
E. J Carey
Grande Avenue SE
Maria Alexandrovna
Karl Voermoeller
Vassar College
Miss Carey
Vassar
Omaha and Richmond visitors trend in to Mrs. Cotton’s dinner
Miss Laura Richardson of Omaha and Miss Margaret Patterson of Richmond arrived Friday for a visit with Mrs. Joseph P. Cotton Jr. Mrs. Cotton entertained a small group of friends at dinner Saturday in compliment to the guests, who are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Poe on Country Club Drive SE.
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Laura Richardson
Omaha
Margaret Patterson
Richmond
Joseph P. Cotton, Jr
Arthur Poe
Country Club Drive
Miss Wolfe Hosts Wednesday Card Club Luncheon
Miss Frances Wolfe of 1205 First Avenue E will be hostess to the Wednesday card club at luncheon at her home this week.
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Miss Wolfe
Frances Wolfe
First Avenue E
Tuesday Reading Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Brown
The Tuesday Reading club will be entertained at luncheon this week on Tuesday by Mrs. W. J. Brown of 1962 First Avenue E.
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W. J. Brown
First Avenue E
Shakespeare Club Meets With Miss Hollenbeck Monday
The Monday Shakespeare club gathers with Miss Mae Hollenbeck on Marion boulevard Monday at 2 30 p.m. to study Scene 3 and 4 of Act III and Act IV in Much Ado About Nothing.
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Shakespeare Club
Mae Hollenbeck
Marion Boulevard
Minerva Delphian Meeting on Measured Music Topic
Minerva Delphian hosts a regular meeting Monday at 2 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce. The discussion centers on Measured Music and Secular Professional Singers of the Middle Ages.
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Minerva Delphian
Chamber of Commerce
West Side W. C. T. U. Plans Picnic Lunch Meeting
The West Side W. C. T. U. will meet Wednesday for a picnic lunch at 12:30 noon with Mrs. G. A. Ross of 602 Second Avenue SW. Mrs. I. E. Linkletter will lead devotions.
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West Side
G. A. Ross
Second Avenue
I. E. Linkletter
Needlework Guild Ingathering Set for Nov 10 11 12
Attention is called to the annual ingathering of garments by the Needlework Guild to be held on November 10 11 and 12. Members must have garments in before that time for section reports. Section No 5 led by Mrs Charlies W Bingham will finish its collection by Tuesday and hold a tea and exhibit at her home 3300 First avenue East.
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Charlies W. Bingham
First Avenue E
B and P W Club to Host Progressive Bridge Event
The Business and Professional Women's club invites members and friends to a progressive bridge party at 8 p.m. in the Crystal room of Hotel Montrose. Prizes will go to high-score winners with refreshments provided.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Montrose
Ella C. Horn
Sylvia Alt
Ivadell Gibbs
Ruth Griffith
Elizabeth Lawler
Myrtle McAhren
Emma J. Neal
Marjorie Augustine
Myrle A. Bishop
Elizabeth Follen
Anna Melvedt
Mable Murray
Lucile Pogge
Elizabeth Russell
Abbie Shaffer Sheldon
Lela Green
Fifth season of book talks opens at Brucemore
Mrs. Frank Heald announces the fifth season of book presentations and discussions. The first meeting is November 17 at 10 a.m. at Brucemore, with Mrs. George B. Douglas as hostess. The talk will cover recent fiction and interested readers may contact Mrs. Heald.
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Frank Heald
Brucemore
George B. Douglas
Eald
Halloween Party for Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Guests
Mr and Mrs Clarence Beatty hosted forty health education department members and their husbands at a Gay Halloween party. Guests arrived in costume for an evening of dancing followed by a late supper at 348 Garden Drive SE.
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Clarence Beatty
Garden Drive
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Alpha Delphian Meeting At YWCA Monday
Alpha Delphian will meet at the Y W C A Monday at 2 p.m. Mrs. C E Irwin will be the leader.
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Alpha Delphian
C. E. Irwin
P J Pals Club Halloween Party At Miss Platts Home
Miss Eleanor Platt entertained members of the P. J. Pals club at her home with Halloween color decorations and evening games and dancing. Guests included Miss Catherine Green Margaret Giblin Helen Byrnes Anna Byrnes and Mesdames Leslie Dulin Vaude Fellwock and Frank Sturm.
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Eleanor Platt
P. J. Pals Club
Catherine Green
Margaret Giblin
Helen Byrnes
Anna Byrnes
Leslie Dulin
Vaude Fellwock
Frank Sturm
Creston Woman Visits Cousin During Eastern Star Event
Mrs. Emma Higbee of Creston stayed with her cousin Mrs. Sylvia Hollenbeck at 716 Eighth Street NW during the week while attending the grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star.
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Emma Higbee of
Creston
Sylvia Hollenbeck
Eighth Street
The
Order of Eastern Star
Temple Judah election names camp fire group officers
Woapechiyan Camp Fire group of Temple Judah elected officers with Maxine Kopel as president Joan Miller as treasurer and Bernice Tiep as secretary The guardian is Mochelle Leibsohn.
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Woapechiyan
Temple Judah
Maxine Kopel
Joan Miller
Bernice Tiep
Guardian
Mochelle Leibsohn
Backward Halloween Party Draws C C C Club
Rachel Austin hosted the C C C club at 127 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE for a backward themed Halloween evening. Invitations decorations refreshments games and costumes all followed the reverse idea.
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Rachel Austin
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
C. C. C. Club
Jolly Eight Club Meets At Miss Glenn Home
The Jolly Eight Club gathered at Miss Jane Glenn's home for a card social with refreshments. The next meeting is set for November 29 at Miss Irene Navratil's home.
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Jolly Elgnt Club
Jane Glenn
Irene Navratil
Alpha Xi Delta Province Head Visits Coe Chapter
Mrs. Vida M. Winter of Des Moines, president of Alpha Xi Delta’s sixth province, visits the Coe College chapter. Activities include a Friday luncheon at the Elms, a Saturday luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel, a Saturday dinner at Ausadie tea room, and a Voorhees hall dinner, with pledges and alumnae hosting. Mrs. Winter departs this afternoon.
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Coe College
Vida M. Winter
Des Moines
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Ausadie Tea Room
Winter
George B. Douglas
J. M. Dinwiddie
Austin N. Palmer
Ben Peterson
Vernon Lichtenstein
Society of Little Flower Holds First Meeting
The Society of the Little Flower met Friday at Miss Carmen Brennan's home for a business session and card games with prizes won by Jeanette Kanellis and Dorothy Johnstone. The next gathering is set for November 19 at Miss Betty Houghs's home.
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Society of the Little Flower
Carmen Brennan
Twenty-fourth Street
Jeanette Kanellis
Dorothy Johnstone
Betty Houghs
Nursing Bureau Board To Host Tea For State Nurses
The Public Health Nursing Bureau announces a tea Tuesday at 4 PM at the Chamber of Commerce. Visiting representatives of the Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses and state public health workers attend, with Mrs. Arthur Poe in charge and Mrs. Edward H. Bingham, Mrs. Austin N. Palmer, and Mrs. Charles T. Hickok presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses
Public Health Workers of
Arthur Poe
Edward H. Bingham
Austin N. Palmer
Charles T. Hickok
Cedar Rapids Symphony Association Seeks Public Support
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association conducts six free concerts each season and campaigns for funds to sustain this cultural asset. Officers include Mrs. R. D. Taylor as president, Miss Nelle Erwin secretary, and Charles B. Svoboda treasurer. Conductor is Prof. Joseph Kitchin and Dr. Freeman McClelland has long served as president.
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Cedar Rapids
R. D. Taylor
Symphony Orchestra Association
Nelle Erwin
Charles B. Svoboda
Joseph Kitchin
Freeman McClelland
Stephen C Tookers Visit Here Celebrated Guests
Mr and Mrs Stephen C Tooker of Pasadena California spent two days here visiting Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton at 2345 Linden Drive SE They traveled from Weisbaden Germany after a three month stay this summer and were entertained at dinner Friday and luncheon Saturday by local hosts A W H Lenders at 2101 Grande Avenue BE and the Hamiltons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen C. Tooker
Pasadena
Calif
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Weisbaden
Germany
Mrs. Hamilton
A. W. H. Lenders
Grande Avenue
Halloween Party For Mary Stubbs And Howard Van Winkle
A group of mutual friends will be entertained at a Halloween party this evening by Miss Mary Stubbs and Howard Van Winkle at the Van Winkle home 504 Vernon drive SE.Both hosts celebrate birthdays today. Supper will be served in the recreation room followed by a treasure hunt. Attending are Virginia Taylor Elizabeth Epler Lois Davis Ann Bolton Winnie Dale Hoblitzell Margaret Dale Hoblitzell Jane Ludy Adrian Hoblitzell Clark Chandler Richard Pettinger John Vosmek Henry Adams Udell Leibsohn James Vail John Koffron.
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Mary Stubbs
Howard van Winkle
Vernon Drive
van Winkle
Virginia Taylor
Elizabeth Epler
Lois Davis
Ann Bolton
Winnie
Margaret Dale Hoblitzell
Jane Ludy
Adrian Hoblitzell
Clark Chandler
Richard Pettinger
John Vosmek
Henry Adams
Udell Leibsohn
James Vail
John Koffron
K D Alumnae Dinner Held At Alice Krebs Home
Kappa Delta sorority alumnae meet after a dinner at Miss Alice Krebs 508 Vernon Drive SE . Plans for a homecoming dinner at the Elms tea room Saturday evening will be made. Assistant hostesses are Mrs Chester Bell Miss Lucile Reynolds and Miss Nellie Mae Moore.
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Kappa Delta Sorority
Alice Krebs
Vernon Drive
Elms
Chester Bell
Lucile Reynolds
Nellie Mae Moore
East Side W C T U Meeting Hit on Peace Lesson
The East Side W C T U will meet Tuesday at 2 p m at Miss Helen Main s home 1547 B avenue NE for a lesson on International Relations for Peace.
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Helen Main
B Avenue NE
Wednesday Social Club Meeting at Mrs Shefflers Home
The Wednesday Social club plans a meeting at 326 Third Avenues SW the home of Mrs F J Sheffler.
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F. J. Sheffler
Third Avenues SW
Hesperian Club Meeting With Miss Vivienne Robinson
The Hesperian club will meet Monday night with Miss Vivienne Robinson at 1215 Fifth Avenue SE.
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Hesperian Club
Vivienne Robinson
Fifth Avenue SE
Charity Bridge Tourney At Cedar Rapids This Week
The Junior Service League hosts a two evening charity bridge tournament at the Montrose hotel ballroom next Thursday and Friday. Proceeds aid the Day Nursery and Nutrition Center for undernourished children. Auction bridge with high prizes. grand prize a Electrolux refrigerator donated by Cedar Rapids Gas Co. Tickets available at Kile llian’s Newmans and Gas Co offices with removal coupon from The Gazette.
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Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Junior Service League
Raymond H. Rutherford
Kilelian's
Newman's
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Electrolux
Tehel
High Bay
Tehel Bottling Company
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Coe Fraternities Host Halloween Dance Parties
Delta Phi Epsilon held a Halloween themed dance in the Coe men's gym with cornstalks pumpkins and black cat decor. Chaperons included Forest Rutgers Thomas Hayden and H P Martin. dance committee members were Ellsworth Miller Erwin Hahn and Charles Claypool. refreshments were cider apples and popcorn. Phi Kappa Tau hosted a Saturday dance at the Hotel Roosevelt with pastel decorations. guests included Prof. Joseph Kitchin and Prof. Paul Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Men’s
Delta Phi Epsilon
Forest Rutgers
Thomas Hayden
H. P. Martin
Ellsworth Miller
Erwin Hahn
Charles Claypool
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Coe College
Hotel Roosevelt
Joseph Kitchin
Paul 3
Ray
Denver Adams
Don Mason
Chapter DE to Meet at Mrs Chapin Home
Chapter DE of P. E. O. will meet at the home of Mrs. Margaret Chapin on Upland Drive SE on Monday evening. Assistant hostesses include Miss Esther Chapin Miss Florence Chapin Mrs I E Jackson Mrs Gene McMasters and Mrs Samuel Graham.
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Margaret Chapin
Upland Drive
Esther Chapin
Florence Chapin
I. E. Jackson
Gene McMasters
Samuel Graham
P T A Council Meets Tuesday With Safety Talk
The Cedar Rapids P T A council will meet Tuesday at 2 15 pm at the Board of Education building. Dan Kruidenier commissioner of public safety will discuss safety as it pertains to school children. Committees report on health roundup and library motion picture and recreation. Certificates earned by last year's homemaking class members will be presented by Mrs J J Gent. Women entitled to certificates are urged to attend. Homemaking classes under several leaders will meet this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Parent-Teacher Council
Board of Education
Dan Kruidenier
Commissioner of Public Safety
Library, Motion Picture and Recreation Committees
J. J. Gent
J. M. Tallman
C. G. Hover
C. G. Helming
F. G. Murray
Little Gallery Tea Today With Texas Artist Virgie Claxton
Art lovers are invited to the Little Gallery this afternoon from 2 to 5 to meet Houston Texas artist Virgie Claxton who will show recent paintings. Claxton traveled abroad through Spain Mallorca North Africa and France and studied with Andre Lhot. She now visits Iowa City with Prof and Mrs Vance Morton. The main exhibit features flower studies portraits and landscapes by Rue May Gill and Paul Gill from Philadelphia. Tea hosts include Mrs J R Parks and other local society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gallery
Virgie Claxton
Houston
Texas
Vance Morton
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Taos
N. M
Rue May Gill
Oll
Paul Gill
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
J. R. Parks
Claxton
George M. Bird
John Hamilton
W. A. Montgomery
Arthur P T A Card Party Planned
Arthur Parent Teachers Association plans a card party for next Friday at 2 p.m. at the Hotel Roosevelt. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Fred Smith at 4798 or Mrs. Paul Bedell at 7926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parent-Teachers Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Fred Smith
Paul Bedell
Halloween Bridge Party at Commonwealth Apartments
Mrs. Jessie Fisher hosted a dinner at the Ausedie cafe on Friday for twelve guests. Afterward the group moved to her residence for bridge with prizes won by Miss Lena Vogt, Mrs. Jane Riley, and Miss Jennie Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Fisher
Commonwealth Apartments
Hungerford Travels to Visit Son at University of Minnesota
Mrs. A. F. Hungerford of 1914 B Avenue NE journeys to Minneapolis for a two week visit with her son William Hungerford a University of Minnesota freshman. He resides with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. De Ming and Mrs Hungerford accompanies him during this trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hungerford
B Avenue NE
Minneapolis
William Hungerford
University of Minnesota
J. W. de Ming
Halloween Bridge Party At 1031 Third Avenue
Mrs R F Elkin and Mrs G Gordon Keyes hosted a Halloween bridge party at 1031 Third Avenue SW Friday evening. Corn stalks and pumpkins filled the house with a two brewing pot hangout for slips to draw for the hunt Yon high score went to Mrs Arthur Redel and Jerome Paul with consolation to Mrs Julian Hupp and Grant Everhart. Guests included Mr and Mrs Marvin Gard Mr and Mrs Arthur Redel Mr and Mrs Julian Hupp Mr and Mrs Edward Krueger Mr and Mrs Grant Everhart Miss Edith Keyes and Jerome Paul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Elkin
G. Gordon Keyes
Third Avenue
Arthur Redel
Jerome Paul
Julian Hupp
Grant Everhart
Marvin Gard
Edward Krueger
Edith Keyes
First Congregational Protheon Class Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary
The Protheon class of the First Congregational church marked its twentieth anniversary with a Friday afternoon meeting at the church house. Three of four charter members attended along with the first teacher. J M St John has moved. Officers elected include Mrs J P Ball president and Mr Carter vice president. Refreshments followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheon
First Congregational Church
M. E. Carter
W. 8. Newell
C. T. Hickok
J. F. Tufts
J. M. St. John
J. P. Ball
Carter
George T. Williams
H. F. Blomquist
C. A. Oxley
O. A. Anderson
3. M. Devitt
Enthusiastic Trias Club Night At Y M C A
The Trias young men's club hosted a lively Friday gathering in the Y M C A clubroom. Attendees included William Horgan, Miss Elda Brink, Paul Evans, Miss Ruth Haberock, Marvin Harman, Bob Taft, Miss Betty Smythe, Charles Simon, Frank Netherton, Miss Ferne Gordahl, Walter Simon, Miss Dorothy Klein, Robert Noon, Alien J. Brink, Miss Alberta Schuckenkcht, Mr and Mrs Maurice Wilson, Jack Leonard, Miss Maxine Hunter, Clarence Andrews, Miss Esther Cerney, Walter Meeker, Lea Crabbs, and Vernon Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Leonard
Maxine Hunter
Clarence Andrews
Esther Cerney
Walter Meeker
Lea Crabbs
Vernon Johnson
Mrs Wing Hosts Lakamansa Club Meeting at Home
Mrs F E Wing hosted the Lakamansa club at 511 First Avenue SE. Members planned a sewing session next week at the Community House for Miss Jane Boyd's work with attendees including Mrs J A McGowan Mia E J DeFore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Wing
First Avenue SE
Lakamansa Club
Jane Boyd
J. A. McGowan
Mia
E. J. DeFore
Joseph Navratil
F. B. Gable
L. R. Simon
R. L. Stone
Katherine Dunhem
St Elizabeths Guild Mardi Gras Set For Feb 27
At a St Johns church meeting the St Elizabeths Guild planned its annual state free party for February 27. Mrs T D White was named president and committee chairs were announced for reservations publicity cards and tables tea tables prizes favors and more with several members appointed to each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Guild
St. John’s Church
Willard Hayes
A. A. Kruger
A. L. Albert
R. 8. Milner
Lyman Jones
C. F. Edwards
Harry Watson
R. E. Bostwick
E. E. Sommers
H. V. Eliasson
T. D. White
Favors
Mra. Clark Beems
Harold Horan
Everett Foster
J. J. Shepard
D. C. Gaffney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jessie Averill
T. A. Wilcox
Arthur W. Erskine
Mary Burkhalter
Lulu Averill
Paul 8. Ray
Margaret Pratt
Carl Ettinger
George Bird
Cecelia Kohl
James E. Patterson
Bernice Hach
Edna Mae Sila
Alma Turewhek
Eleanor Houts
Max Albert
Edward B. Rowan
Bruce McKay
Jay. Sigmund
H. J. Brownlee
John R. Battin
Grace Glass
Eleanor Taylor
Eleanor Cook
Max Daehler
Ella Johnson
Charles D. Manson
Helen McClaughry
Eliza Hicko
Edward Kane
J. C. Stanton
Don Hines
George Krabbenhoft
Marjorie Hungerford
Frances Bailey
Clark
R. Beems
and. J. Grunewald
George L. Bachelder
Sonia Krachmar
Mildred McDanel
Melvin L. Welke
Miss Krebs
Gages
Monday Shakespeare Club
R. D., Taylor
B. and
P.W. Club
Progressive Bridge
Beatty
Woapechiyan Camp
Jolly Eight Club
Dr. Freeman McClelland
Cc. B. Svoboda
Alpha Xi Delta Province
Coe
Society OF Little Flower
Nursing Bureau Board
Stephen C. Tookers
K. D
Alice Kreb
East Side
Tru-Art Cute
Miss Nelle Erwin
P.T.A. Council
Kruidenier
Arthur P. T. A
Mrs. Fisher Hostess
Lakamana Club
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
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