Bridal Dinner For Mildred Carlton and Justin Albright
Dr and Mrs H J Jones host the bridal dinner at the Country Club this evening for Miss Mildred Carlton and Justin W Albright. Attending guests include Mr and Mrs W Carlton, Mr and Mrs George W Albright of Lisbon, Miss Betty Lou Wilson of Danville, II George Albright Jr of Lisbon Tyrrell Ingersoll and William Hottensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H J Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
Mildred Carlton
Justin W Albright
Country Club
Carlton
Mr. Albright
St. Paul's Methodist Church
W. Carlton
George W. Albright
Lisbon
Betty Lou Wilson
Danville
George Albright, Jr
Tyrrell Ingersoll
William Hottensen
Honor Mrs Brewster At Small Tea Wednesday
Mrs Stewart Holmes and her mother Mrs Grace Scarff hosted a small tea at 369 Forest Grove SE this afternoon to honor Mrs George Brewster of Los Angeles and Mrs Holmes and Mrs Scarff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brewster
Stewart Holmes
Forest Grive SE
Grace Scarff
Bevera‘ Vnor SE
George Brewster
Los Angeles
Holmes
Suurtf
Luncheon Honor For Dallas Guest At Toms Home
Mrs. Robert C. Toms will host eight friends at a luncheon at her home on Thursday honoring Mrs. William B. McCord of Dallas Texas. Mrs. McCord plans to return to her Dallas home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue
William B. McCord
Dallas
Texas
Toms
Evanston man and Lincoln woman return from visit
James Good of Evanston Illinois and Miss Virginia Foster of Lincoln Nebraska arrived home Wednesday after a two day stay at the home of Mr and Mrs W M Deacon at 529 Knollwood Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Good
Miss Foster
Evanston
Ill
Virginia Foster
Lincoln
Neb
W .M. Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Open duplicate contract bridge winners named
Mr and Mrs Yoran of Manchester north and south and Mrs Joseph Lattner and Mrs Charles Byrnes east and west won the open duplicate contract bridge tournament held Tuesday at Mrs Oliver Longueville home 2035 Blake boulevard SE. Second place went to Mrs M O Reiff and Mrs H J Robertson north and south and Mrs Jane Riley and Ross McIntyre Anamosa east and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoran
Manchester
Joseph Lattner
Charles Byrnes
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
M O. Reiff
H. J Robertson
Jane Riley
Ross McIntyre
Anamosa
Couple returns from Chicago visit at Grande Avenue
Mr and Mrs J E Ives of 2300 Grande avenue SE returned Tuesday evening after spending several days in Chicago.
Daughters of Isabella Retreat Reservations Underway
Reservations for a Daughters of Isabella retreat to be held September 14 to 17 are being made by local and out of town women. Interested attendees may call Mount Mercy junior college or Violet Pieper at 2 3842 between 8 and 9 pm Thursday and Friday. Father Joseph McMahon Paulist will conduct all exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Mount Mercy Junior College
Violet Pieper
Joseph McMahon
Paulist
Misses Regena French and Frances Stewart Host Bridal Event
Misses Regena French and Frances Stewart entertained at 858 Eighteenth Street SE for bride to be Mrs. Adolf Ahrens. Guests were Wilson company office employees and gifts filled a pink and white tableau. A scrapbook for the bride provided the evening’s diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regena French
Frances Stewart
Eighteenth Street
Adolf Ahrens
Hazel Dahl
Wilson Company
Bones
Jennie Shank Mais Spurner
Walma Button
Frances Halpin
Ruth Vanous
Eleanor Farell
Katherine Holmes
Emma Dvorek
Vinlet Pieper
Melba McClerkin
Jaret Howard
Jesse Stone Grice Denny
Margaret Hanzelha
Var Aguente Smith
Bernice Cite Maxine Bendorf
Katherine Kurth
Irene Sehneder
Edna Hoff
Margaret Hancock
Bridge Tea Honors Visiting Misses From Chicago and Texas
Miss Nuadgie Rohrbach hosted a bridge tea at her 1400 Fifth Avenue SE home on Tuesday for Miss Jane Chandler of Chicago and Miss Mary Louisa King of Waco Texas, guests of Stephens College. Also present were Janet Coquillette Marion Hurst Mary Winslow Martha Beardsley Edith Hersch Barbara Bloomhall Elizabeth Clark Virginia Collins Jane O’Meara and Esther Yothers. Chandler and Beardsley won prizes. Coquillette presided at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuadgie Rohrbach
Fifth Avenue SE
Jane Chandler
Chicago
Mary Louisa King
Waco
Tex
Stephens College
Janet Coquillette
Marion Hurst
Mary Winslow
Martha Beardsley
Edith Hersch
Barbara Bloomhall
Elizabeth Clark
Virginia Collins
Jane O'Meara
Esther Yothers
Miss Chandler
Miss Beardsley
Coquillette
Mrs Brenton Outlines Iowa D A R Work At Ashley Chapter
Des Moines state regent Mrs Clyde E Brenton spoke on D A R activities in Iowa at Ashley chapter with committee roles and plans for next year after a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel Florentine lounge. Attendees included regents from Marion Mount Vernon chapters and state officers. a reception followed at Mrs J Rhoads Trewhler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Brenton
Des Moines
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A R
Iowa
Ashley Chapter
D A. R
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Brenton
C W. Boegel
Hampton Lee Aust
Nellie Hoskins
Kansas City
Boegel
Marion
Mount Vernon
Ashley
Cedar Rapids
Hob Leinbaugh
R Lee Taylor
DAR
J Rhoads Trewhler
Mis Harry Teahen and Miss Deaths Davenport Shower Honors
A Thursday evening shower honored Miss Irene Wicke and Hugh Phelps who plan to marry this month. Guests included Miss Generase McNamara Edward Herron and others from Staemosa with prizes won by John Murray and Henry Teahan in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Teahen
Deaths Davenport
Irene Wicke
Hugh Phelps
Wall
John Murray
Henry Teahan
Generase McNamara
Emln McNamety
Staemosa
Mare Gon Maxby
Lee Phelps
Misa Fite Witke
Edward Herron
Gengueve Flynn
John Merrifield
Mos Floe Derek
Joba Mini
Vie Joon Wieke
Hugh
Miss Wiacke
Henry
Carsons Return After Visit to Indiana and Tennessee
Mr and Mrs Carson return from Indiana where they visited relatives and friends in Nashville and Bloomington. They stopped en route at an Iowa city to visit Mrs Bert Richardson and her sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cason
Fis Boulevard NW
Indiannois Ind
Coe Sororities Conclude Rushing Affairs Thursday
Coe college sororities close rushing activities with last night parties Thursday evening from 7 to 10. Rushees await the 1936 pledge list announced Saturday. Chi Omega hosts at 1430 Second Ave SE with a Dream Garden Delta Delta Delta party at 2149 Linden Dr SE and Kappa Delta cabaret at 2335 Linden Dr SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Chi Omega
A. W. Erskine
Second Avenue
Gail Schroeder
Katherine Crane
Kirkpatricks Return From Western Parks Trip
Mr and Mrs F C Kirkpatrick of 123 Eleventh Street NE and their son W H Kirkpatrick with Miss Alice Chamberlin of Mount Vernon returned Tuesday from a motor trip through the western parks. They were away three and a half weeks visiting Yellowstone Grand Canyon the Tetons Crater Lake and attending the San Diego exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F C Kirkpatrick
Eleventh Street
W. H Kirkpatrick
Alice Chamberlin
Mount Vernon
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Tetons
Crater Lake
Kings Daughters meet at Stevenson home
Grace Walpole circle of the Kings Daughters met at Mrs L B Stevenson 3415 First Avenue on Monday afternoon. The next meeting will be at Mrs G Cornwell 356 Garden Drive SE on September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Walpole
The
Kings Daughters
L. B Stevenson
First Avenue
G Cornwell
Garden Drive
Fall Bride Elect Miss Selma Anderson Honored
Miss Selma Anderson, a fall bride elect, was honored at a supper given by eight friends at the Commonwealth Tea Room Monday evening. She received a collection of miscellaneous gifts during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Anderson
Commonwealth Tea Com
Mrs Skersick remembered at many gatherings before Aug
Mrs Skersick formerly Miss Marie Moeller left Sunday to join Mr Skersick in Minneapolis where they will reside. Local hosts Mrs Henry Gerhold of Palo arranged a miscellaneous shower with about forty relatives and friends. Guests from Des Moines and Homemestead attended. A linen shower was hosted by Mrs C J Hauskins at 1518 B avenue NW with several relatives among the attendees. A farewell dinner at Newhall honored Mrs Skersick, Cedar Rapids guests included Mr and Mrs A W Skersick and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Skersick
Marie Moeller
Skersick
Jon
Minneapolis
Henry Gerhold
Palo
FE Werning
L. Fin
Gerhold
Fred Gunzenhauser
Homestead
Elizabeth Gunzenhauser
Des Maines
Hilda Moeller
C. J Hauskins
B Avenue NW
Arthur Graban
Fred Seluhm
Laurence Schirm
C McKinney
Opal
Mathilda Schirm
Louise Euken
Eda Truckenmiller
Arlene Skersick
Margaret Maxwell
Brady and O Hearn Wed at Clinton Church
Thomas Brady Jr and Miss Elinor O Hearn were married Monday at St. Mary's church Clinton with Rev Msgr Galligan officiating. About 250 guests attended as unadorned ceremony featured singing by William O Hearn and two ushers Vincent O Hearn and Oscar Wellner. The couple reside at 1208 Seventh Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor O'Hearn
J. F. O'Hearn
Elizabeth O'Hearn
Clinton
Thomas Brady, Jr
T. J. Brady
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s Church
T. V. Galligan
Wiliam O'Hearn
Vincent O'Hearn
Oscar Wellner
Brady
St. Mary's High School
Clarke College
Dubuque
St. Patrick’s High School
Columbia College
Dubu
Miss Sundberg Hosts Betty Moore Kitchen Shower
Miss Margaret Sundberg of 545 Vernon Drive SE invites guests for a bridge and kitchen shower this evening honoring Miss Betty Moore who will wed Frank W. Davis of Des Moines on September 21. Attending are Mrs. Louis D. Burkhalter Jr and the Moore sisters plus a list of several invited guests from Iowa and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sundberg
Vernon Drive
Bridge
Betty Moore
Frank W. Davis
Des Moines
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Misses Moore
Sue Payneer
Inez Deacon
Edith Knox
Jane la Plante
Betty Carrithers
Winifred Carrithers
Rosemary Roth
Mary Gage
Katherine van Meter
Moline
Helen Munns
Chicago
Audrey Nee Ivins
Frances Westerheld
Work Of Y W C A For Year Is Mapped
Cedar Rapids Y W C A maps a bold year with new staff Miss Dorothy Whitmore Iowa City heads industrial work Miss Lucille H Ladd leads health education plus nutrition and recreation Badminton archery and bowling to join the schedule Younger girls programs to be enhanced with two staffers Board meets tonight leadership council opens Thursday with dinner and setting up conference
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y W. C
Palisades
Marguerite Stein
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Whitmore
Iowa City
Miss Whitmore
Lucille H. Ladd
Miss Ladd
Alice Papes
Dorothy Hays
YM CA
Mrs Liddle and Miss Burton Tour California Sites
Mrs. John T Liddle and Miss Helen V Burton return from California visiting Mt Tamalpais Mt Lowe Mt Wilson home of the largest US observatory Leland Stanford University UC Spanish Missions Catalina Island a lion farm near Los Angeles and the Grand Canyon They attended a premiere of a motion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Liddle
Helen V. Burton
California
Mt. Tamalpias
San Francisco
Mt. Lowe
Mt. Wilson
United States
Leland Stanford
University of California
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Kenecs Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William G Kenec of 1929 Park Avenue SE entertained thirty two friends at Cedar View golf club on Sunday for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. They received a silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Kenecny
Park Avenue SE
Cedar View Golf Club
Drummeys Visit Mrs Ellen Drummey in Ludlow
Mr and Mrs John Drummey of Ludlow Kentucky are visiting Mrs Ellen Drummey, mother of John, at 1121 Third Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drummeey
Ludlow, Ky
Mr. Drummey
Ellen Drummey
Third Street
Mrs A D Thomas Visitation In Cedar Rapids Area
Mrs. A D Thomas of Davenport formerly of Cedar Rapids is visiting this week at the home of her daughter Mrs Irene Mcleod at 818 Eighth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D Thomas
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Irene Mcleod
Eighth Street
P. T. A. Meeting Schedule at Fillmore
The Fillmore P. T. A. will meet Thursday at 2 30 p.m. The program features a xylophone solo by Ruth Culbreth and a talk by Mrs. R. F. Erickson on The Principle and Goal of P T A. A reception for new teachers and parents follows the meeting. Executive committee members will supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P. T. A
Ruth Culbreth
R. F. Erickson
P T. A
Smart Party Foods And Menus In Home Institute Booklet
A Home Institute hostess booklet promotes Swedish buffet entertaining with hors d oeuvres and a fish salad recipe. It suggests color schemes, table setups, and a menu including ham, cheeses, rye breads, and desserts, plus a call to order the 32-page guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Sedlak Dytrt Bridal Dinner Tonight
Mr and Mrs William Dytrt host a bridal dinner at 99 Twenty-first Avenue SW for Miss Leone Sedlak and William Dytrt Jr before their Thursday 9 am wedding at St Wenceslaus church. Guests include Marcelle Sedlak Joseph Dytrt Cecelia Taylor Jerome Navratil Charlotte Chalmers and Charles Blazek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dytrt
Twenty-first Avenue
Leone Sedlak
Miss Sedlak
Mr. Dytrt
St. Wenceslaus Church
Mr Dytrt
Marcelle Sedlak
Joseph Dytrt
Cecelia Taylor
Jerome Navratil
Charlotte Chalmers
Charles Blazek
Miss Ortmann Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Miss Arlene Ortmann entertained her bridge club at 1527 First Avenue East on Tuesday evening. Prizes went to Alice Phillipson and Norma Detlers. A pink and white theme featured asters and themed refreshments. Attendees included Pauline Vane, Selma Anderson, Selma Rose, Hilda Hendrickson, Lois Spurrier, Kathryn Pogge, Leona Borschel, Juanita Davis, with Mrs Gordon Shores as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Ortmann
First Avenue E
Bridge Club
Alice Phillipson
Norma Detlers
Pauline Vane
Selma Anderson
Selma Rose
Hilda Hendrickson
Lois Spurrier
Kathryn Pogge
Leona Borschel
Juanita Davis
Gordon Shores
Mrs Lilyard and daughter visit relatives in Car roll
Mrs. Amy Lilyard of 701 Fifth Avenue SE and her daughter Mildred returned from a weekend visit in Car roll where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J H Post. Mrs Post is a sister of Mrs Lilyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Lilyard
Fifth Avenue SE
Mildred
Carroll
J H. Post
Post
Lilyard
West Liberty Family Guests Visit Iowa City Relative
Mr and Mrs Howard Wolf of West Liberty visit their aunt Mrs Sylvia Hollenbeck at 716 Eighth Street NW with their two sons and Mrs Dorothy Pierce of Iowa City who are guests of Mrs Wolf and Mrs Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wolf
West Liberty
Dorothy Pierce
Iowa City
Wolf
Pierce
Sylvia Hollenbeck
Eighth Street
Louise Leibert circle honors Mrs Barr at luncheon
The Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters hosted a Tuesday luncheon at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food Shop to honor Mrs Clarence Barr who left Wednesday to join Mr Barr in Dallas Texas. After the meal the group visited Mrs Owen Tisdale at 1718 Park Avenue SE. Mrs J E Killinger organized arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Clarence Barr
Mr Barr
Dallas
Tex
Owen Tisdale
Park Avenue SE
J. E Killinger
Farewell Picnic for John Pease Jr Before Navy Deployment
A Cedar Rapids farewell supper was hosted at 1122 Second Avenue SW by Mr. and Mrs. G B Wright for John Pease Jr as he prepares to leave Sunday for San Diego to be stationed in the U S Navy. Attendees included extended Pease andClark families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Wright
Second Avenue
John Pease, Jr
San Diego
Calif
United States Navy
John Pease
Jack Dysart
Clark Pease
George Pease
Bernice Harris
Miss Leona Cernin Weds Marion Parizek in Clutier Ceremony
Leona Cernin daughter of Mrs Libbie Cernin Toledo and Marion Parizek son of Mr and Mrs Frank Parizek Clutier were united in a double ring ceremony read by Rev Thomas Vopatek Relatives and friends attended A dinner followed at the bride’s mother home The couple will reside on a farm east of Clutier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
David Turner
Twenty-third Street
Harriet Mateer
Marianne Dvorak
Betty Jacus
Alberta Johnson
Beta Phi Alpha
Thomas Suchomel
Ridgeway Drive
Marie Perkins
Lenore Elsworth
Alpha XI Delta
S E. Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
Blanche Lichtenstein
Vivian Rochau
Clutier
Leona Cernin
Libbie Cernin
Toledo
Marion Parizek
Frank Parizek
Thomas Vopatek
Ruth Kalina
Elber
Kawasi Camp Fire Elects Officers At Home Meeting
Phyllis Cook was elected president of Kawasi Camp Fire group at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Georgianna Henkle 601 Thirty-third Street NE Tuesday. Other new officers are Geraldine Young vice-president Mary Linglow secretary Idelle Coy treasurer and Jane Kohl scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Cook
Kawasi
Georgianna Henkle
Thirty-third Street
Geraldine Young
Mary Ludlow
Idelle Coy
Jane Kohl
Graduate Nurses Club Guest Day Luncheon
TheGraduate Nurses Club hosts a guest day luncheon Saturday at 1 p.m. at Mrs Koffron's tea room 224 Twenty second street NE Misses Alberta Hogan Lydia Schmidt Mary Trzil and Christine Marbach are hostesses Reservations with Miss Hogan at 4308 or Miss Schmidt at 26124
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses Club
Beer Kegs Scattered Across Vinton Field After Truck Overturns
J. E. Burnett found kegs and beer cases in his corn field after a truck driven by Lloyd Hummell of Muscatine, Illinois, left the highway and overturned. The ten ton load was en route from St Paul to Muscatine. Only a few bottles broke and Hummell was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
J. E. Burnett
Bennett
Lloyd Hummell
Muscatine
St. Paul
Hummell
Differing views on Long’s death and Roosevelt’s 1936 chances
Washington world weighs Long’s assassination impact on FDR. Nye believes Long would have been a pivotal factor at the Democratic Convention and could have altered the 1936 balance. Norris doubts any political shift from Long’s death. Donahey says administration strength would not change with Long alive or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huey P. Long
Roosevelt
Nye
N. D
Long
Thomas
Utah
Norris
Donahey
Ohio
Huey Long’s Death Clears Roosevelt Nomination Path
Washington dispatch notes Huey Long’s death opening the field for Roosevelt’s unopposed renomination. Farley predicts GOP weakness, Georgia and Louisiana voices fade, with no third party move and states instructed for Roosevelt in the next convention.
Huey’s Louisiana successors face Washington patronage
The text notes Huey Long’s feud with the White House was personal and that his successors may gain access to substantial federal patronage in Louisiana if they align with national authorities. It contrasts personal feuds with the new leaders who must decide whether to “play ball” to control the state machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey
Louisiana
Oscar” Allen
Washington
White House
Kingfish
Coughlin Sees Roosevelt at Summer White House
The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin visited the summer White House and had lunch with President Roosevelt. Secretary Maryin H. McIntyre said the meeting was arranged by Joseph P. Kennedy who brought Coughlin to the residence. He declined to discuss the talks and did not confirm reports that Coughlin informed Roosevelt of Senator Long's death.
Wandell Injured In Regatta Tryout On Sunday Course
Andy Wandell overturned in a fast class C outboard during Tuesday’s tryout on the Cedar Rapids Boat Club course near Conrad’s Beach. His boat was damaged but repairable. ten cent admission charged for Sunday races featuring 20 boats from Cedar Rapids Vinton Waterloo and Des Moines with B and C class divisions and an inboard race. The course’s sharp corners test driver skill. regatta officials Harold Hess Harold Ammons and Wandell planned Sunday program starting at 2 p.m. with rain contingency of postponement to the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hess
Harold Ammons
Andy Wandell
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Mrs. Toms
Mrs. McCord
Ives
D. OF I
Mrs, Ahrens
Albion
Katherine
Toenth Street
China
Louis A. Prastka Jewller
3Rd Ave SF
Miss Wicke
Carsons
Laura Pearle Stewart
Coe
George T Wilhelm
Linden Drive
Kappa Delta
Wilhelm
Robert C Toms
Delbert R. Ashby
F C Waples
J. Lynch
Charles L. Kidd
Don Barnes
Betty Gifford
Virginia Knox
Wilma Bolsinger
Roy Porter
Alpha Gam Party
Grace Walpole Circle
Miss Anderson
Mrs. Skersick
Elinor O’hearn
Miss Sundberg
Miss Moore
Y.W.C.A
Mrs. Drummey
Mrs. McLeon
P. T. A. Meetings
Sedlak-Dytrt Bridal
Miss Ortmann
Mrs. Hollenbeck
Willie Willis
Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
Worth St
New York, N.Y
Vinton Field
George RB. Holmes
INS
Huey Long
Hacy
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
Jim Farley
Post Office Department
Hoover
New England
Rhode Island
Coughlin
Wandell
Hollywood
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