Local DAR officers honored at dinner and district meeting
Mr and Mrs I C Emery host a dinner to honor local state and national officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Attendees include Mrs Clyde Brenton and others from Des Moines and Anamosa. The group plans to attend the Southeast District meeting of the DAR in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C Emery
Twentieth Street
Daughters of the Areven Revolution
Montrose
Clyde Brerton
Des Moines
State
Besse Carroll Hees
Treed Society of
Charles Wo Wester
Cedi
Feals
C Wo Boegel
Astley
J Rhoad Tech
Mayflower
Sarah Paine Hoffman
Historan
Wes C OL Deve Jass
Che
Almeda Hipele Des Moines
Cheirman
Jures
Local Ladies Win At Roosevelt Hotel TBE Tournament
Mrs WJ Neuzd and Mrs W M Jayne won the championship in a TBE tournament held Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. North and south second place went to Mrs Lequeville and Mrs R S Haneud, while Mrs C M Mallace and Miss Bertha Wall claimed west honors as runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJ Neuzd
W M Jayne
North Ard
L. L Hode A
Charles Bernesca
Roosevelt Hotel
Mist
Cr le 2Ueville
R S Haneud
C M Mallace
Bertha Wall
Entertain Clubs at Luncheon and Bridge Event
Mrs Edward F Wes hosts Fer br luncheon at 217 Linden Dr SE with ten members. Eight bridge club members join James Y Canfield at 1344 Score Ave SE for luncheon. Ashley chapter of Dacartecs of the American Re-porter hosts a meeting at 1949 F 2 ce E Mre Vega & Tr ir 2 a Mode 1 ws Te Reve day zt 4 ¢ Lerman AL. OW ats tg program led by Ms Te ao J Pr tuttar tu Meo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F Wes
Linden Drive
Watc
Tess
Fer Br.dre Ctis
Wednesdsey Et Tre Cutry Club
Bridge Club
Uf James Y Canfield
Score Avenue
Ice Club
C W Beege
Ashley
Dacartecs of
Amerrar
Frey T Daan
Mre
Vega
Lerman AL
Halloween Party at Green residence draws Cedar Rapids crowd
Neighbors gather at 2335 Rofe SE for a Halloween event hosted by Mr and Mrs Green and their daughters. The basement of the Howard R Green home is set as a spooky den for the party with ghasts and goblins entertaining friends and family this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Howard R Green
Berver Avenue
Green
Sveinie
Tohday
Bucs
aAre
Jean Bosc
George Weetsstritt Hogave
Byrd Elyot Recital Shines In Beethoven Club Program
Byrd Elyot presented a radiant piano recital at Sinclair Chapel Coe College on Tuesday evening 8:15 under the Beethoven Club sponsorship. Flora MacKay Kitchin accompanied, with a program praised for technical mastery and expressive variety. The Beethoven Club committee led by Eleanor Houts organized a memorable patron evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd Elyot
Sinclar Chapel
Coe College
Beethoven Club
Flora MacKay Kitchin
Pianis
Eleanor Houts
Otto Schluter
Dean Hilborn
Elizabeth Bohac
Dates Set For Needlework Guild Annual In Gather ing
Cedar Rapids Needlework Guild fixes November 13 14 and 15 for its annual in gathering announced at a Roosevelt hotel luncheon. Mrs C W Bingham noted 1935 36 as the fiftieth anniversary of the national guild and a possible jubilee for the local branch. Miss Alma Hartz urged advance planning to meet urgent city needs for clothing linen and children’s wear, praising practical relief over mere charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Needlework Guild
Roosevelt Hotel
C. W. Bingham
National Guild
Alma Hartz
Public Health Nursing Association
Halloween party at the Friendly Club prompts long notice
A lively Halloween party at the Friendly Club is described with guests, dances, and anniversaries. The fragment references attendees such as Bernice, Bernadina Boyle, Bernice Leege, and Kenneth Macbalts, noting tributes and social details from a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
Etiquette for Every Day Poise in Public
Advice on social manners in public settings from theater lobbies to ballrooms. Describes introductions between men, handling groups with an escort, and who leads when ushers guide seating. Promotes the Home Institute booklet Etiquette for Every Day with a coupon order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettiquette
Home Institute
White Shrine Fall Ceremonial Observed at Jerusalem group
White Shrine of Jerusalem No 1 held its fall ceremonial Tuesday evening at the Madison Hall. Officers and attendees included Deputy Supreme Court leader Jose Budd and Heator Supreme Ang Berardino, with decorations by Mrs Beer Guey and Mrs Trene Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemare
Wite Shre
Jersualem
Tae Lmiasome
Afrs
Jose Bude
Khanor
Tess Sun
Edna Donat
Helen Schump
Rere Ayereryshe
Hallaw
Hallaw‘ We Arra Heume
Beer Guey
Trene Minefe
Cterv Moan
Katchen
Immaculate Conception Young People Dance Night
The Immaculate Conception church hosts an annual card party and dance at IC school hall. Queen and king of the party will welcome guests after the first frolic as a large orchestra and floor show entertain attendees. Miss Leonor Rennekamp heads the committees with plans for the evening beginning at 9 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IC School
Kong
Affai
Leonor Rennekamp
Thaeman
Halloween Party Hosted by Parent-Teach Council Committee
A Parent-Teacher association event was held Tuesday evening at the community building. Under the direction of Nevin Nichols, a Halloween party featured dancing and refreshments for guests. Committee members included Mrs Clare Nichols Mrs Ro Threlkeld and Mrs D Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachly Assection Council
Counil
Nevin’ Nichols
Clare Nichols
Threlkeld
D Thompson
Couple Returns From National Motor Bus Convention
Mr and Mrs Anthony Tschirgi of 2219 Grande Avenue SE returned after two weeks away in New Orleans where they attended a convention of the National Motor Bus association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Tschirgi
Grande Avenue
New Orleans
National Motor Bus Association
Miss Marjorie Smith pledged to Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe
Miss Marjorie Smith of Shanghea Ching was pledged to Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe College. Miss Dorothy Grunewald of Blairstown was re pledged at a ceremony held Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smith
Shanghea
Study Club Meeting At Mrs Warry Miller Home
Twenty two members attended the Tuesday Study club meeting held at Mrs Warry Miller’s home on 1720 Second Avenue SE. Mrs J M Henry gave current events and Mrs WE Curls reviewed George Michaels Handout. Miss Marian Miller assisted her mother in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Miller
Second Avenue
J M Henry
WE. Curls
George Michaels
Marian Miller
Brittins Honored on Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C H Brittin of 1837 Baxenue NE were surprised at a Tuesday evening party marking their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The celebration, hosted by members of the 1910 club all married in that year, drew fifteen guests and featured tiny cakes decorated with a silver 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H Brittin
Spanish War Aid Card Party Planned at Memorial
Jene Delano auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans sponsors a card party Friday at the memorial building. Tables for bridge, five hundred, pinochle, and bunco. Prizes at each table and door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jene Delano
Halloween Dinner Hosted by Miller and Harmon
Halred Ann Miller and Mary Louise Harmon gave a Halloween dinner Tuesday evening at 1725 C avenue NW. Cornstalks skeletons and colorful streamers decorated the basement for the affair. Guests included Barbara Hird Jean Marie Hurak Marvel Dulin Elaine Anderson Patricia Gilchrist Norma Marchal Irene Paula Goldie Linder Jean Beeson Elaine Miller and Charles Harmon. Mrs Ed Muller assisted Mrs Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halred Ann Miller
Mary Louise Harmon
C Avenue NW
Barbara Hird
Jean Marie Hurak
Marvel Dulin
Elaine Anderson
Patricia Gilchrist
Norma Marchal
Irene Paula
Goldie Linder
Jean Beeson
Elaine Miller
Charles Harmon
Ed Muller
New Management Takes Over Allison Hotel
Charles L. Kidd, president and treasurer of H, and K operating company, announced a modernization program costing over 20000 dollars for the Allison hotel. The new company obtained control from the Allison Hotel Company, taking over fixtures furnishings and the lease. Ross Fravard retired as manager and George P. Heritage will assume management duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Hotel
Charles L. Kidd
H, and K Operating Company
Des Moines
Allison Hotel Company
Kidd
Ross Fravard
George P. Heritage
New Hotel Under Private Management Plans Loft Retrofit
The vice president and secretary of the new company were named. The hotel roof will be insulated and the fifth floor converted into apartments. New fixtures will be installed as needed and the building modernized throughout. The lobby has been redecorated with new furnishings and work will extend to other floors. Heritage, linked to the former operators, runs the new venture with Kidd as a long-time hotel industry figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
State Drivers Examiners Announce Nov Dec Testing Schedule
Charles Hogan and James Hayes, Iowa examiners, will conduct tests in nine county seats using a mix of written yes no questions and road tests. Schedules cover Cedar Rapids Manchester West Union Decorah Anamosa Elkader Maquoketa and Waukon with specified hours and dates from November through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hogan
James Hayes
Linn
Dubuque
Fayette
Clayton
Jones
Delaware
Jackson
Winneshick
Allamakee
West Union
Decorah
Anamosa
Elkader
Maquoketa
Waukon
Youth Peace Parade Set for November 10 in Cedar Rapids
Protestant youth in Cedar Rapids organize a 5 pm parade on Sunday November 10 followed by a youth rally at First Presbyterian Church. Dr Russell Cooper of Cornell College Mount Vernon will speak on material from his Geneva World Court work. The rally runs 6:30 to 7:30 pm with Rev Robert Little presiding. About forty church representatives attended the Tuesday meeting chaired by Miss Harriet Struve though Arthur Nie was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
Russell Cooper
Cornell Colege
Mount Vernon
Cooper
World Court
Geneva
Switzerland
Robert Little
Harriet Struve
Arthur Nie
Youth Peace Movement
Blaine Hyten
Christian Endeavor
A A Brooks
Ministerial Association
I. E. Linkletter
RF. Judson
Marion Women Visit Dyrlands and Plan Institute
Mrs. Leonard Taylor and daughters Jane and Corrine of Des Moines visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. George Dyrland in Marion on Tuesday while en route home from Chicago. Mrs. W. C. Clemo returned to Princeton Illinois after visiting Marion friends. Wash Rearick of Monticello stayed with sister in law Mrs Jennie Rearick. Mrs M Cumberland of Cedar Rapids visited daughter Mrs Del Norris. WCTU plans an institute in Marion on November 19 with state president Mrs Jeanette Mann. State convention reports were given by Miss J Eda M Kemp and Mrs A L Van Fossen. Mr and Mrs Paul Landis move this week to Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Taylor
Jane
Corrine
Des Moines
Wash Rearick
Monticello
Jennie Rearick
M. Cumberland
Cedar Rapids
del Norris
Marion
Jeanette Mann
J Eda M. Kemp
A. L. van Fossen
Marion News Busy Social Roundup On Page 16
Community notes show visits and gatherings across Marion. Mrs. Van Wormer returns from Rochester. Mrs. Whitcomb and her son visit in Marion. PTA program committee set for Thursday at 7 pm. Esgate returns from Washington DC trip. Albright and Michel back from Iowa City. Toms and Lula Toms visit Williamsburg. Woman’s Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 30 pm hosted by Mrs. Roy Mack. several residents travel to Davenport Clinton and Dubuque for visits. DeWitt Girl Scouts observe National Girl Scout Week with a ceremonial dinner and badge awards led by Mrs. H D Frane. five year stripes awarded to several girls and 90 percent attendance stars earned by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt
Wildrose
Girl Scouts
American Legion Auxiliary
Pilgrim Hall
H. D. Frane
Mary Louise Elder
Lois Whitney
Constance Telford
Joyce Hehman
Millicent Boyer
Barbara Wendt
Mary Lee
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Modern Reading
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Hallowe'en
Sanford
Tiddef Tarres
BY Grant Perrin
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Lyric Beauty
Mercy Norses Hamtowfes Party
Carpenters Pei
Raeocarey
West Side Workers
Miss Hartz
League
Cerl Ettinger
Narigus
Paul
C.ea
T Sooseny
Mr and Fr
Honkles Ape
Lue Dav
Arts
Peoe Erved
Jerniece
Herretta
Kenneth Macbalts
Swisher
Baer
Noreau
Kolous
Milo Bemish
Miss Lindquist
Jenore Lindquist
Ninth Street
Stumenida
Bernita
Leverne Robertson
Onsale
Bernice Leege
Bernadine Boyle
Vt Ortvea “E
Harmony Cafeteria
Mr Richards
Mr Lawson
Ward
White
Niwe King
P.T
Tsciurgis
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
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New York, N Y
Allison
Sidwells
Marion News
W. C. Clemo
Princeton
Ill
Paul Landis
Lisbon
H. C. van Wormer
Rochester
Pearl Whitcomb
Alburnett
William Larimer
Parent-Teacher Association
E. J. Esgate
Edith and
Helen Esgate
Washington, D. C
J. M. Albright
Edith Michel
Iowa City
North Liberty
J M Toms
Lula Toms
Helen Johnson Menary
Williamsburg
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Roy Mack
Ninth Avenue
Metta Bunger
W. K. Lothian
C. E. Mitchell
Janet Lothian
A Mitchell, Jr
Norwich
Jean Carrol
Jean Carroll
Matis
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