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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1934

Page

14

New Delphian Chapter Forming in Cedar Rapids

Invitations go out for an organizing meeting of a new Delphian chapter in Cedar Rapids to be held at the Montrose hotel Tuesday at 2 30 pm. After six years three Cedar Rapids chapters finished their programs and the new unit plans three years of study with a modern program focusing on international relations art and literature led by Katharine B Harper of Chicago.

Cedar Rapids Montrose Hotel Delphian Society Delphian United States America Katharine B. Harper Chicago New Cedar Rapids

Miss Pauline G Smith to Return Home in Washington DC

Miss Pauline G. Smith visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E R Smith at 620 B avenue NE for two weeks will depart this afternoon for her home in Washington DC. She serves as the appraisal secretary for the Home Owners Loan Corporation in Washington.

Pauline G. Smith E. R. Smith B Avenue NE Washington, D. C Miss Smith Home Owners Loan Corporation Washington

Mothers Club Meeting at Tau Kappa Epsilon Coe College

The Mothers' club of Tau Kappa Epsilon at Coe College will meet at Mrs T Ud Eicherly's home 2035 Park Avenue SE for a 1 p.m. luncheon on Wednesday with Mrs Joseph F Parks assisting as hostess.

TAU Kappa Epsilon Club Fraternity Coe College T. Ud. Eicherly Park Avenue SE Joseph F. Parks

Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club Luncheon Tuesday

The Alpha Xi Delta Mothers club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at the sorority rooms. Members are asked to take a covered dish and sandwiches.

Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club

Community club meetings and lodge notices schedule

Mercy Division No. 51 G I A to the s of L EB meets Tuesday at 2 30 p m in K P hall Past Presidents Star Lodge No 4 meet at Mrs Harry Burmeister 817 H Ave NW Monday at 2 p m Sunshine Circle L A P M No 22 meets at Mrs A H E Miller 514 First St SW Thursday all L A P M members invited Past Chiefs of Winter Temple meet Tuesday at 9 a m for an all day quilting bee bring a covered dish for picnic Luncheon for Typographical Union auxiliary at 1 p m Wednesday at Mrs Koftron's tea room 224 Twenty second St NE call Mrs George Smith by Monday evening Aldebaran Court No 12 Ben Hur Life Association meets Thursday at 8 15 p m 109 Second Ave SE draping of charter for departed member Nathan Baldwin refreshments after the meeting

Mercy Division No S. of L. EB K. P. Hall Star Lodge Star Lodge No. 4 Degree of Honor Protective Association Harry Burmeister H Avenue NW Sunshine Circle A. HE. Miller First Street Winter Temple Typographical Union Aldebaran Court No Ben Hur Life Association Second Avenue SE Nathan Baldwin

Bluff View Aid Society Meeting Wednesday at Kretschmar Home

The Bluff View Aid society will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John Kretschmar on Zika avenue NW for an all day meeting. Luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. Members should bring a covered dish and be present for the business meeting. Friends of members are invited.

Bluff View Aid Society John Kretschmar Zika Avenue NW

Ruskin Sandbourne Recital Set At St Pauls Church

Ruskin Sandbourne pianist will perform in a Thursday recital at St Pauls Methodist Church auditorium at 8 15 p m assisted by Miss Marjorie Hungerford on organ The program features works by Rachmaninoff Debussy Godard Krebs and Cui among others with notturno and a romantic prelude plus an orchestral accompaniment by Hungerford Sandbourne, a pupil of Lachmund, has toured with baritone Walter Gelhard and Victoria Kaye and studied Cesar Cui.

Missionary Societies of St. Paul's Methodist Church Ruskin Sandbourne Sandbourne Marjorie Hungerford Mr. Sandbourne Rachmaninof Wes Debdussy Godard seeeeesCul Cesar Cui

Czech Fine Arts Society Opens Season With Meeting

The Czech Fine Arts Society begins its season with a Tuesday 8 pm meeting and reception in the Montrose hotel Corn and French rooms. A concert program is planned and open to members and guests, organized by the program and social committees led by Helen Kacena Stark and Dr. Leo Sedlacek, with aides listed. Also noted are guests at a prelude dinner at the Gray home, including Ed R. Brown of Des Moines, en route from Viola where he spoke on taxes.

Czech Fine Arts Society Montrose Hotel Helen Kacena Stark Ronald Moehrmann Flora Hromatko Taylor S. V Shonka Alma Turch L. B. Gray Park Avenue SE Ed R. Brown Des Moines

Toronto Bride Weds Dr F S Peckosh At St James Church

Colette Hart of Lost Nation and Dr Frank S Peckosh of Oxford Junction united in marriage Tuesday morning at St James church Toronto IA. Rev Martin Horn officiated with Father Gregor assisting. Bridal entries featured Lohengrin and Ave Maristella. bride wore white satin with bouquet of gladiolas roses and gypsophila. Attendant Lavanche Hart wore aquamarine silk crepe. Lumir Peckosh served as best man. The couple plans a wedding trip to New York City and Niagara Falls before settling in Lost Nation after Oct 15. A wedding breakfast followed. they will reside in Lost Nation.

James Church Toronto Colette Hart Mirs J. P. Hart Lost Nation Frank S. Peckosh John Peckosh Oxford Junction Martin Horn Father Gregor Lee Daniels E. A. Knock Mendelssohn Lavanche Hart University of Iowa College of Medicine St. Joseph's Hospital Omaha Neb Loretta Hart Mary Peckosh Margaret Wolfe New York City Niagara Falls

Church and church group meetings in Kenwood area

The Young Women's Guild of Kenwood Presbyterian meets Tuesday evening at 137 Thirty-fifth Street NE with hostesses Mrs. Ed Cohrs and others assisting. Kenwood Methodist Y M P class holds a 6:30 p.m. meeting at 148 Thirty-second Street NE with hostess Mrs. Harry Emerson and Mrs. Norman Emerson. Peoples Social Circle gathers Tuesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon in church social rooms with hosts Mrs. A. Matyk and others. Leota Swemn to speak on William and Mary College Reconstruction in Williamsburg, Virginia.

Kenwood Presbyterian Young Women’s Guild Kenwood Presbyterian Church Ed Cohrs Thirty-fifth Street R. W. Waggoner J. W. Baird Kenwood Methodist Y. M. P Kenwood Methodist Church H. F. Lambertsen Thirty-second Street Harry Emerson Norman Emerson Peoples Social Circle The Peoples Church A. Matyk Co. O. Hiltbrumner Willam Grunewald Leota Swemn William and Mary College Williamsburg

Cleveland PTA to Meet at School Auditorium

The first Cleveland PTA meeting will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school auditorium. Miss Adeline Montilion will give a brief talk and introduce the teachers. An invitation is extended to all mothers in the Cleveland district.

Kenwood P. T. A M. S. Reeder M. C. Kehne Cleveland P. T A Adeline Montilion Cleveland

Grace Walpole Circle Meeting Arranged by King’s Daughters

Grace Walpole circle of King’s Daughters will meet Monday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. C Day at 1634 Bever Avenue SE.

Grace Walpole King's Daughters Mrs. C Bever Avenue SE

Van Sickle-Millburn Wedding in Local Ceremony

Mr and Mrs H A Van Sickle announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Miriam to Lowell Millburn son of Mrs Mary Olive Millburn. The ceremony is set for Tuesday at 7 am at the Second Evangelical church with Rev George Staufacher officiating. Miriam is an assistant hostess at Harmony cafeteria. Lowell works for Harmony company.

H. A. van Sickle Ninth Street Miriam Lowell Millburn Mary Olive Millburn Tenth Street Second Evangelical Church George Stauffacher Waverly Miss van Sickle Harmony Millburn Harmony Company

Duluth Couple Starts Second Year at Little Theatre

Mr and Mrs John Wray Young of Duluth Minnesota plan to return home after visiting Mrs Neda Anderson at 114 Seventeenth Street NE Their departure marks the couple s return to their second year of Little Theatre work in Duluth.

John Wray Young Duluth, Minn

Coggon Socials Highlight Virgin ia Ware Visit and Club Meetings

Coggon social events include Mrs A W Savage hosting honor for Miss Virginia Ware a Drake University student with guests Lucille Main Lorraine Kinley Eleanor Savage Blanche Mangold Margaret Orr Florence Sherbon and Mrs Florence Ondler. The Ladies Literary Society opened its year with a meeting at Mrs Ramsom Trumbull’s home while the American Legion auxiliary elected officers at Legion hall with Mrs W S Read reporting.

A. W. Savage Virginia Ware Drake University Lucille Main Lorraine Kinley Eleanor Savage Blanche Mangold Margaret Orr Florence Sherbon Florence Ondler Ladies Literary Society Ramsom Trumbull W. J. Montgomery I. F. Hayenga William Crosier W. 5. Hamilton Robert Smola R. Trumbull Bertha Lewis Elizabeth Johnston Pete Hunter Dorothy Drexler G. M. Kendall Park Billings W. S. Read

Community Gatherings and Club Notices in Ballou Area

Local social calendar highlights include Olin and Mrs Ballou hosting Rev William Bainbridge and Mrs Bainbridge of Centerville and Morley guests. Unity club meets at Ballou home with Mrs Jesse Ballou as guest. Missionary society, Sorosis club, and various families host dinners and visits across Marion Cedar Rapids Waubeek and Cedar Rapids areas.

Simeon Ballou William Bainbridge Centerville Robert Bainbridge Morley Lloyd Ballou Edna Ohlsen Edna Shultz Goldie Hollingsworth Unity Club Jesse Ballou United Brethren Missionary Society Clara Shanklin Mesdames Jessie Dripps Enoch Lawson Sorosis Club Dripps Gertrude Hospers Frank Fall Hollis Ford Charles St. Clair Cedar Rapids

Community notices and social events in Troy Mills

The Methodist Social club gathered at Mrs. Ed Phillips home with Mrs. Hazel Simpson assisting. A PTA sponsored school faculty reception followed at the school auditorium led by president Mrs. W. B. Guthrie. Birthday celebrations for Donald McKee and grandsons Carl and Dale Baty, plus relatives honoring Mrs. Ervin Musser, and Cedar Rapids speaker B. B. Hickenlooper highlighted community Booster day events.

Methodist Ed Phillips Hazel Simpson Parent-Teacher Association W. B. Guthrie William McKee Donald McKee Carl Dale Baty Marion Central City Cedar Rapids Ervin Musser B. B. Hickenlooper

Hazel Leinen And Lowell Dauber Are Wed In Rock Island

Hazel Leinen and Lowell Dauber wed Sept. 5 at the Methodist parsonage in Rock Island. Rev. Ernest J. Campbell performed the ceremony with Miss Hazel Butler as bridesmaid and John G. Conner of Pueblo as best man. The couple, graduates of Mechanicsville schools, will reside with the groom’s grandmother. Postnuptial showers accompanied the nuptials.

Hazel Leinen Lowell Dauber Rock Island Ill Ernest J. Campbell Hazel Butler John G. Conner Pueblo Colo Leon Morningstar Velva Newton Harry Nost Mechanicsville Davenport Dauber Frank Levien Mechanicsville High School Cedar Rapids Business College Cedar Rapids Gazette Office

Community Groups Sponsor Teachers Reception at Christian Church

Mount Auburn churches host a reception for local teachers Monday evening with School board members and wives in attendance. The Legion auxiliary elects Mrs. Herman Hesseniaus president and names officers Mrs. Charles Reiss vice president and chaplain Mrs. Adolph Reinhart secretary Mrs. Walter Smalley treasurer and Mrs. Herman Franzenberg sergeant at arms.

Christian and Methodist Ladies Aid Societies Christian Church Legion Auxiliary Herman Hesseniaus Charles Reiss Adolph Reinhart Walter Smalley Herman Franzenberg

Strawberry Point Club Activities Highlight Local Gatherings

Flora Smith hosted the Klitter Klatter Klub at Mrs. J C Flenniken’s home with Dunning taking high score and Steinhilber second. A Flower Display by Strawberry Point Garden Club was judged by Charles Gleim and Mr Eckheart. The C C C camp speaker was Superintendent Hoffman. An Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Lucille Dunfrund’s produced officers including President Nellie Moser and secretary Louise Gipper.

Flora Smith Klitter Klatter Klub J. C. Flenniken Dunning Steinhilber L. A. Little C. F. Steinhilber R. C. Norris Belle Dunning M. F. Harwood Helene Alderson Oelwein

Local Socials and Community Notes Highlight Calmar News

Dorothy Uher hosts dinner and cards with Wilma Evenson Loretta Frans Edna Rathmeyer Germaine Krysan Jean Conover Alice Sanders. Legion orders picnic near Fort Atkinson and auxiliary meetings at Minnie Tweet home. Dorothy Aheys Mrs Robert Bjonreud Mabel Bijonreud Martha Sandager Miriam Uher Jean Conover present. Farewell party for Dorothy Uher as she heads to Mercy hospital Chicago for nurse training. Anthony Rosecky marks eighth birthday with celebration. Luther College students Edna Rothmeyer Dorothy Meyer Alvin Weselmann George Neuzit Maurice Weber study in Decorah.

Dorothy Uher Wilma Evenson Loretta Frans Edna Rathmeyer Germaine Krysan Jean Conover Alice Sanders Legion Fort Atkineson Legion Auxiliary Minnie Tweet Dorothy Aheys Robert Bjonreud Mabel Bijonreud Martha Sandager Robert Bjonre Alvin Weselmann George Neuzit Maurice Weber Luther College Decorah

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