Mrs Leonard Martin Honored At Tea
The home of Mrs L W Dunlap at 1192 Elmhurst Drive NE hosted a tea party for Mrs Leonard Martin. Neighbors from Mound Farm community attended and presented gifts as she gears to move November first to live with her son in Chicago with Mr and Mrs Ralph Burgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Dunlap
Elmhurst Drive
Leonard Martin
Ralph Burgh
Chicago
Mound Farm
Dean P. Haworth
Mitzie Gugenbuel
and L. W. Stone
Harold D Hess Back From 10 Day Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Harold D Hess of 407 Dunreath Drive NE Cedar Rapids returned Thursday from a 10 day motor trip They were guests of Mr and Mrs Loughmiller of Eldorado former city residents and visited the Phillips ranch at Bartlesville Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold PD. Hess
Dunreath Drive
Cedar Rapids
Loughmiller
Eldorado
City
Phillips Ranch
Bartiesville
Okla
Parties in Keeping With Goblin Theme
Halloween motif dominates Friday social calendar with Albert and Helen Andreas hosting at the Roosevelt hotel ballroom in Lisbon. Guests list includes Killian Hamilton Knott Noehren Turn er McGinnis Wadsworth Douwasky and others. Halloween bridge and picnic events accompany the festive lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Andreas
Lisbon
Roosevelt Hotel
Herbert L. Killian
Henry H. Hamilton
Pierce Knot
Ray J. Mills
Adrian C. Hoblitzell
James D. Bever
Firs
Justin W. Albright
Irs
R. P. Andreas
J. Euillette
Jack Durin
Ray Tess
Moines
Charles McClennan
Chicago
Charles Moyer
Tama
Richard Killian
JoAnn Janziik
Lawrence Avery
Iioux City
John Carey
Willam S. Cadow
Linen shower sent to Miss Vivian Danberg in Newark
Miss Vivian Danberg the November 22 ride elective of Robert M. Hammond of Newark received a linen shower by mail on Thursday. The event was organized by Mrs. F. E. Filier of Sioux City the former Bachtell of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. J. P. May of Schenectady the former Virginia Kinney of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Danberg
Robert M. Hammond
Newark
N. J
F. E. Filier
Sioux City
Faurine Bachtell
Cedar Rapis
J. P. May
Scheectady
N. Y
Virimia Kinney
Cedar Rapids
Turner couple returns from New Orleans trip
Mr and Mrs David Turner of 301 Twenty third street drive SE returned Thursday evening from New Orleans where they attended the National Selected Morticians meeting. They also spent a few days visiting Biloxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
David Turner
Twentythird Street Drive
National Selected Morticians
Biloxi
Miss Ruth Barth Heads to Chicago After Brief Visit
Miss Ruth L. Barth leaves her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barth at 365 Forest Drive SE after an 11 day stay. She will visit Chicago a few days before returning to her home in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Frederick N. Katz
Woodland Drive
J. H. Boileau
Forest Drive
G. J. Liebke, Jr
W. Paul Engel
Hugh White
Everett c. Hoover
Ruth L. Barth
A. J. Barth
Chicago
New York
Forrest W. Stewart Returns From New York City Visit
Forrest W. Stewart of 142 Thirty fourth street drive SE is due back Friday evening after a two week business trip in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest W. Stewart
Thirty Fourth Street Drive
New York City
Bride-to-be Miss Mardelle McGinn Feted by Friends
In honor of Miss Mardelle Mc Ginn who will wed Pat Vetter Nov 5 a group hosted by Mrs Kenneth Heefner at 721A Fifth Avenue SW included Misses Betty Carnutt Betty Tincher Margaret Swope Luesther Patterson Marjorie Greer Marge Hogan and Mary Scanlan along with Mesdames Helen Mumma and Louella Dochtermine and a scrapbook was presented to the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardelle McGinn
Pat Vetter
Mildred Johnson
Marge Scanlan
Kenneth Heefner
Pleiades Alumnae Benefit Bridge Party Held at Glow Room
Pleiades alumnae of Coe College hosted a benefit bridge party at the Glow Room of the Gas Company on Thursday with 50 attendees. Miss Maurine Hamblin XM. R. R. Henecke and Mrs. Howard Benninghoff led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Alumnae
Coe College
Gas Company
Maurine Hamblin
R. R. Henecke
Howard Benninghoff
Mount Mercy Alumnae to Hold Saturday Luncheon
Mount Mercy alumnae plan a Saturday luncheon at 1 p.m. in the Montrose hotel's Java room. Reservations are advised through Mrs. R. D. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Java
Montrose Hotel
R. D. Long
Halloween Bridge Party At Mrs Drexict’s Home
Mrs Drexict hosted the Dot and Dash Bridge club on Thursday at 706 Sec ond avenue for a Halloween party. Prizes went to Mrs Eric Erickson and Mrs John Threlkeld. Mrs Leslie Rawson was inducted as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexict
Second Avenue
Dot and Dash Bridge Club
Eric Erickson
John Threlkeld
Leslie Rawson
Wednesday Bride Julia Pazour Weds Ronald Kalous
Wednesday ceremony at the Little Brown church Nashua united Julia Pazour daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pazour 1918 C street SW with Ronald M Kalous route 2 son of Mrs Anna Kalous Swisher. Attendants Elmer Netolicky and wife. Twenty five guests attended a wedding supper at the Pazour home with yellow and lavender chrysanthemums and a three tiered cake. The couple will reside route 2 Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Pazour
Joseph Pazour
C Street
Ronald M. Kalous
Anna Kalous
Swisher
F. L. Hanscom
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Elmer Netolicky
Pazour Home
Route 2
Cedar Rapids
Structure and Form of Music Studied at Club Program
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club music department held a program and tea titled Rhythm Structure and Form at the club house with Mrs. L. E. Mac Laughlin presiding. Mrs. L. A. Talbott spoke on current musical events and Mrs. Guy McKibben presented program notes. Participants included Mrs. Lulu Engelman Welty, Mrs. Ralph Groom, and Mrs. S. D. Keyes, with dancers Catherine Ann Duster and Dorothy Hurka and accordionists Jackie Mordorst. The tea table featured a Halloween season theme. Mrs. Oliver S. Wilson served tea, with hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Catherine Ann Duster
Dorothy Hurka
Jackie Mordorst
Oliver S. Wilson
O. J. Elsenbast
Charles Earhart
C. E. Ferris
Mrs Dieterich and Mrs Coombs Host Shower for Mrs Gallagher
Mrs Dieterich and Mrs Coombs entertained Wednesday at the Coombs home 714 E avenue NW in honor of Mrs Woodrow Gallagher the former Isabel Brown. Guests included Mesdames Kimball Allen Marton Barnett Wharton Kremenak Stumpff Kremenak Burgert Buchan Gallagher Winne and Misses Cline Gallagher Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Dieterich
John Coombs
Woodrow Gallagher
Isabel Brown
James Brown
Coombs
E Avenue NW
Lucille Kimball
Alice Allen
Loretta Marton
Maylene Barnett
Elaine Wharton
Marie Kremenak
Anna Mae Stumpff
Irene Kremenak
Dorothy Burgert
Kathy Buchan
Pat Gallagher
Malta O E S Picnic Supper Scheduled
Malta chapter No. 415 O E S will hold a picnic supper Saturday at 6 p.m. in the Masonic hall with meat coffee and ice cream provided. Members are urged to attend and bring picnic requirements and a covered dish. Miss Leone Sutherland will show Hawaii trip movies after which a meeting follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Order
Leone Sutherland
Hawaii
Miss Hall and C J Stallman wed in Fairfax church
Pauline Marie Hall and Claire Joseph Stallman married at St Patrick's in Fairfax. Ceremony at 9 am featured coral and lilac decor, organ music, and a breakfast luncheon at Montrose hotel. Attendants included Mrs Lyle Beranek and ushers Leonard and Richard Stallman. Couple to reside at 717 Fourth Street NW after a Chicago wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Fairfax
Pauline Marie Hall
Dora L. Hall
Fourth Street
Claire Joseph Stallman
R. L. Stallman
J. Mony
Eldred Stallman
James Flaherty
Lyle Beranek
Mr. Beranek
Leonard Stallman
Richard A. Stallman
Montrose Hotel
Chicago
L. A. Andrews Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
L A Andrews 718 Thirty second Street NE marked his eightieth birthday with a picnic supper hosted by his children and grandchildren. Attendees included Blanche Sills and family, Lisle Andrews, Alice Lake, Arden Schulze, Gladys Van Antwerp, Worth Andrews and family, Hubert Wood and children, Harry Cook and family, Richard Sills and family, Ruby O Brine, and Andy Schamberger and son Curtis, Cedar Rapids neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Andrews
Thirty-second Street
Blanche Sills
Lila
Milton
Fay
Marion
Lisle Andrews
Western
Alice Lake
Arden Schulze
Central City
Gladys van Antwerp
Worth Andrews
Howard
Tommy
Hubert Wood
Donna Mae
Dora Lee
Oren
Harry Cook
Sylvia
Vernon
Jerry
Deloras
Robert
Richard Sills
Shirley
Dale
Karen
Ruby O’brine
Andy Schamberger
Curtis
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Bert S Lanpher Hosts Dish Luncheon for Leaving Friend
At 344 Nineteenth Street SE a covered dish luncheon and handkerchief shower honored Mrs Fred Cunningham who is moving to Waterloo after a Rock Island transfer. Hostesses were Mrs Clyde Lybarger and Mrs W J McGuire. guests included Mrs R Kiffe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert S. Lanpher
Nineteenth Street
Fred Cunningham
Waterloo
Cunningham
Rock Island Railroad
Clyde Lybarger
W. J. McGuire
Mesdames Co
R. Kiffe
W. H. Larkin
William M. Smith
Guy E. Curran
J. R. Hash
L. E. Swatosh
C. L. Martin
J. M. Doyie
G. S. Meade
A. M. Curran
Emma Cuillins
Coe Junior Musicians Plan Saturday Program
A record concert at 10 a.m. in Williston hall will welcome Coe College juniors and parents while the Coe Junior Harmony Club and Junior Band meet. Prof. Grace Swab directs the adult program. A preparatory department program follows at 11 a.m. in the chapel open to the public. Participants include Max Anderson Barbara Booth Mary Ellen Dennis Audrey Ruth Katzoff and Mary Helen Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Hall
Coe College
Coe
Grace Swab
Max Anderson
Barbara Booth
Mary Ellen Dennis
Audrey Ruth Katzoff
Mary Helen Hickman
Halloween party honors Carl Jordan sixth birthday
Mrs Harry Jordan hosted a Thursday afternoon Halloween party at 204 Seventeenth Avenue SE for her son Carl turning six. Guests included Elaine Puspishil Janice Jakubec Barbara Seichert Phillis Spinler Patty Sramek Jimmy Beatty Bobby Knake Ray Stoner Michael Spinler and Harry Jordan. Mrs John L Sramek assisted. Balloon favors were given to each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jordan
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Carl
Elaine Puspishil
Janice Jakubec
Barbara Seichert
Phillis Spinler
Patty Sramek
Jimmy Beatty
Bobby Knake
Ray Stoner
Michael Spinler
John L. Sramek
Farewell Party for Mrs Lorimer Before Move to Muscatine
Mrs Harold Lorimer was honored with a farewell courtesy hosted by Mrs C E Oleson at 1503 Elmhurst Dr NE. The Frances L White missionary group of the First Christian church attended and presented a shower of handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lorimer
Mr. Lorimer
Muscatine
C. E. Oleson
Elmhurst Drive
Frances L. White
The
First Christian Church
Lorimer
Bestrem Guests At George Melichar Home
Mr and Mrs G L Bestrem, en route from Washington, D C, will be guests this weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs George Melichar 613 Fourth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Bestrem
Washington, D. C
Mr. Bestrem
George Melichar
Fourth Avenue SE
Halloween Party For Shutanka Camp Fire Group
Members of the Shutanka Camp Fire group sponsored by the Van Buren PTA held a Halloween party Tuesday at 1315 K Street SW, with officers Jo Ann Steen president and Joan Pepin vice president. Guests included Mrs. P. H. Brown guardian, Mrs. Wendl Martinek, and Miss Shirley Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shutanka
van Buren P. T. A
Joan Martinek
K Street
Jo Ann Steen
Joan Pepin
Marianne Link
Mary Jane Goodyear
Jeanette Mrstik
Lavonne Long
Marian Brink
Jacqueline Tubbs
Nita Karns
Dixie Lee Anderson
Donna Kennedy
Helen Engliet
Mrs Larson to Visit Brother in Minneapolis
Mrs Minnie D Larson of 1820 Higley Avenue SE will travel to Minneapolis on Saturday to spend a month with her brother J B Carter and Mrs Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Larson
Brother
Minneapolis
Minnie D. Larson
Higley Avenue
J. B. Carter
Carter
Marrying above himself like Jim did proves worth
A brief character sketch notes that Jim marries above himself and works harder to reassure his in-laws that his wife was not an error. The line frames marriage as a test of social standing and personal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Post-nuptial shower honors Mrs Joe Ennis
Miss Hazel Harrington hosted a shower at 308 First Avenue W Thursday for the former Winifred Freeman, honoring Mrs Joe Ennis. Guests included the Holton, James Spaight, Freeman, Ben Elgas, and Misses Rita Klassen, Maxine Zi Mary Elges, Margaret Hara, Betty Burke, and Betty Holloway. The pink and white refreshment table featured a pink umbrella centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Harrington
First Avenue W
Joe Ennis
Winifred Freeman
the Holton
James Spaight
A, Freeman
Ben Elgas
Rita Klassen
Maxine Zi Mary Elges
Margaret Hara
Betty Burke
Betty Holloway
Dolores Barnes Ninth Birthday Halloween Party
Mrs Ven H Barnes hosted a Halloween birthday party for her daughter Dolores at 904 Twelfth street NE. Sixteen guests attended the celebration Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ven H. Barnes
Twelfth Street
Dolores
Netoppew Camp Fire Halloween Party Honors Shirley
Netoppew Camp Fire girls were entertained at a Halloween party on Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs. R. O. Dew at 1507 N Street SW for her daughter Shirley’s thirteenth birthday. Prizes were awarded to Amy Sheronick Arlene Hollister Betty Hansen and Henrietta Izer with the best costume prize going to Edrie Johns. Attending were Mae Rose Mrstik Betty Mrstik Mary Brown Ellamae Canarr Josephine Palumbo guardian Mrs. P. H. Brown Lorraine Dew Joyce Dwyer Ina Dew Betty Brown and Jimmy Canarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netoppew Camp
R. O. Dew
N Street
Shirley
Amy Sheronick
Arlene Hollister
Betty Hansen
Henrietta Izer
Edrie Johns
Mae Rose Mrstik
Betty Mrstik
Mary Brown
Ellamae Canarr
Josephine Pal
Thanksgiving shower honors Miss Jennie Drahos
Miss Jennie Drahos, a November bride elect, was honored at a shower party hosted by Mrs. Clara Heath Mrs. Willard Heath and Mrs. Gertrude Coykendall at Mrs. Ortman’s home 1527 First Avenue Twenty guests attended with contests and gifts discovered by clues inside balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Drahos
Clara
Willard Heath
Gertrude Coykendall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold D. Hess
Susan Ray
Paul ‘Schumann Ray
Hake Boulevard
Penny Jones
Mary Donahue
Mary Ann Turnall
Sally and
Winifred Files
Anet Young
Connie McClary
Knapp
Carol Donelly
David Turners
Forrest Stewart
Pleiades
DOT
Fiom Siebke
Taylor
Siebke & Taylor CO
Second Avenue Southeas
Montteur
Mighty Qasty
Heinz Consommé
Miss Hall
C. J. Stallman
Fairfax Church
Luncheson
Carl Jordan
Mrs. Lorimer
Bestrems
Shutanka Camp
Barker
Second Street
Dolores Barnes
America’s Finest
Bailey Boot Shop
Second Street SE
M.J.B
M.j.b.co
San Francisco
Fred MacMurray
Eric Blore
Paramount
New York Town
eRic
Fred
Eeric
O. K
Hrifty Foods
12Th Street
4Th Avenue
Ann
Richelieu
Brownes
Michigan
Swerl
Oxydol
Jennie Deahos
Chrossum
REW
Klek
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