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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1935

Page

7

Bet(t)y Moore and Frank Davis United in Garden Nuptials

Betty Moore youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest R Moore and Frank W Davis son of Mr and Mrs James C Davis were married in a colorful garden ceremony in the Moore home. Dr Harry M Gage of Coe College read the single ring ceremony to about 200 guests. The bride wore her mother's wedding gown. Attendants wore pink and lavender gowns with capes and junior trains. Out-of-town guests included Des Moines and Keokuk residents and relatives. The couple will reside at The Birches in Des Moines after a wedding trip to Chicago.

Betty Moore Ernest R. Moore Knollwood Drive Frank W. Davis James C. Davis Des Moines Moore Garden Harry M. Gage Coe College Amanda Barnes Barham Robert Collins Town City Donald T. Brodine West Somerville Mass Mrs. Collins Collins Inez Deacon Audrey Lea Ivins Sue Payneer Mary Agnes Groves Omaha Mrs. Davis Mrs. Moore Joseph P. Davis Robert Moore Annapolis C. T. Hickok W. M. Deacon Arthur C. Deamer Elizabeth Ann Fullerton Pasadena Victor L. Smith Atlanta, Ga Bailey Webber Richard Evans Ottumwa W. G. Goodrich Evanston, Ill

Betsy Quarton Heads to Washington for School

Betsy Quarton daughter of Mr and Mrs Sumner D Quarton of 2232 Linden Drive SE leaves today to return to Miss Madeira's school near Washington DC Mr and Mrs Quarton will accompany her to Chicago and return home by motor Monday

Betsy Quarton Sumner D Quarton Linden Drive Miss Madeira Washington, D. C Quarton Miss Quarton Chicago

Mrs Douglas Hosts College Club Meet At Brucemore

Mrs. George B. Douglas will host Cedar Rapids College Club at Brucemore next Saturday at 2 30 p m for the first fall meeting. Miss Eleanor Taylor to play pipe organ music and a social hour to follow. open to women with arts science or music degrees. Officers and committees listed for the club entering its twenty fourth year.

George B. Douglas Brucemore College Club Eleanor Taylor Cedar Rapids Inga B. Tapper Wilbur Kennedy Mabel DeWoody Russell Lemley Mildared Krebs Gladys Kiefer R. D. Taylor M. S. Hallman Fred C. Myers Kennedy E. J. North Otto Schluter Harry Peterson Charles Lynch, Jr Jane Houghton Kathryn Bryan Herbert Henderson C. Harve Geiger Charles Penningroth William Kinderknecht John‘ Miller P. A. Tracey Edward Thorson EF. E. Schenefelt Helen Hibnes Educational Florence Johnston Ethel Ryan Betty Pritchett S. V. Shonka H. C. Ring Jennie Post Wells C. Peck O. C. Olney Mary Bell Cecelia Leven H. O. Graham Olive Johnson Lucille Powell Eva Byerly Reading Club G. L. van Duesen Richard Greenawalt C. C. Flodin Lemley

Garden Club Meeting With Mrs Sheehy Planned

Mrs Edward S Sheehy of 2051 Linden Drive SE will host Cedar Rapids Garden Club at a Wednesday 10 am meeting. Changes in some gardens will be the program.

Edward S. Sheehy Linden Drive Cedar Rapids

Robbins Visit Engages Chicago Couple at Yarnall Home

Col. C B Robbins and Miss Julia Robbins of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs Thomas C Yarnall at 1932 First Avenue East. Robbins arrived Saturday to join Miss Robbins who had arrived earlier in the week. They plan to return to Chicago Wednesday.

Col C. B. Robbins Julia Robbins Chicago Thomas C. Yarnall First Avenue E Col. Robbins

Mrs Eckford and kin head to Chicago and the Pacific

Mrs Eckford of 1821 First Avenue East along with Mrs Little and her son James Brawner Little Jr depart for Chicago to visit kin. Mrs Little and her son plan to return to Gadsden. Mrs Morrison will accompany Mrs Eckford to Cedar Rapids and the pair will then travel to the Pacific coast for about six weeks.

Burgess Eckford First Avenue E James Brawner Little Gadsden Ala James Brawner Little, Jr Glencoe Ill

Mrs Carlyle Anderson Guests at Davis Home

Mrs Carlyle Anderson of Chicago and her children Susan and Robert are visiting Mrs George S Davis at 1948 First Avenue East to stay with Mrs Davis.

Carlyle Anderson Chicago Susan Robert Anderson George S. Davis First Avenue E

Mrs. Ingram Bixler to Return From Clear Lake Cottage

Mrs. Ingram Bixler of 2392 Blake Boulevard SE was expected to return today from the Bixler cottage at Clear Lake.

Ingram Bixler Blake Boulevard Bixler Clear Lake

Hostesses At Dinner And Bridge At Mont Rose Hotel

Hostesses at a large dinner on the terrace of the Mont rose hotel Saturday evening were Mrs Kate Kiburz and Mrs Oliver S Longueville. Asters in all shades centered the small tables. Bridge at the hotel entertained guests during the evening.

Montrose Hotel Kate Kiburz Park Avenue Oliver S. Longueville Blake Boulevard Bridge

Country Club Dance Opens Fall Season Affairs

The Country club hosted a dinner dance Saturday night kicking off a fall football social series. Described as a minor scrimmage for two upcoming events after the Iowa Day game and before the Iowa homecoming. Out‑of‑town guests were feted in local homes with many patrons reserving Dutch treat tables.

Country Club Iowa

Hahn Couple Move Into New Home on Blake Boulevard

Mr and Mrs Critz F Hahn have moved into their new residence at 2207 Blake Boulevard SE. They formerly lived at 2239 Bever Avenue SE and are listed in the local notices for a household relocation.

Critz F. Hahn Blake Boulevard Bever Avenue

Turnbulls Visit Hickoks in Waterloo

Mrs. James L. Turnbull of Waterloo and her husband spend the weekend with Mrs. Turnbull’s parents Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Hickok at 2018 Fifth Avenue SE.

James L. Turnbull Waterloo

Sam Johnson leaves for University of Iowa trip

Sam Johnson son of Mr and Mrs O S Johnson of 1822 Seventh avenue SE departed Saturday to attend the University of Iowa at Iowa City for studies and activities.

Sam Johnson O. S. Johnson Seventh Avenue SE University of Iowa At Iowa City

Newcomers and visitors in Cedar Rapids listed

Mrs. Kenneth L. Milstead remembers her Kirksville roots after marriage August 9 to Dr. Milstead a Coe College faculty member. She joins the local Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae. Also noted are Mrs Chester Salter and children Suzanne David and Peter moving from Davenport to 328 Forest Drive SE, newcomer Helen Keith teaching music locally, Mrs Walter Vaughn and son Jack visiting Dr and Mrs Harry Kremers, and Mrs James Brawner Little and son James Brawner Little Jr visiting Mrs Burgess Eckford.

Cedar Rapids Kenneth L. Milstead Avenue Sarah Eleanor Fair Kirksville Eugene Fair Milstead Coe Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Chester Salter Suzanne David Peter Davenport Salter Forest Drive Helen Keith de Pauw University Greencastle Ind Keith American Conservatory of Music Karleton Hackett Edward Gareissen Chicago Walter Vaughn New York City Jack Vaughn Harry Kremers Fifth Avenue SE James Brawner Little Gadsden Ala James Brawner Little, Jr

Mrs Sanford to Return After Northwood Visit

Mrs Morris Sanford of 2237 Meadowbrook Drive SE is expected to return Thursday from Northwood where she stayed with relatives. Mr Sanford and Mrs Sanford visited Northwood during their return from a Great Lakes cruise with Mr Sanford due back soon.

Morris Sanford Meadowbrook Drive Northwood Mrs. Sanford Mr Sanford

Daughters of Isabella Host Dinner and Bridge Party

The Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle will host a dinner and bridge party at 6 30 Wednesday at the Fleming tea room 1016 Third avenue SE. Members should reserve by Tuesday evening with Miss Dorothy Stack at 2 4702.

Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle Fleming Tea Room Third Avenue SE Dorothy Stack

Clarence Whites Celebrate 37th Anniversary Dinner

Mr and Mrs Clarence White invite guests to a family dinner at their Ridgeway drive SE home today in honor of their thirty seven wedding anniversary. Attending are Mrs White’s father William Weigle who turned ninety five this year their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs H M Benninghoff and their fourteen month old daughter Diane.

Clarence White Ridgeway Drive

Douglasses Celebrate Forty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs C L Douglass of 549 Knollwood Drive SE host a dinner today marking their forty fifth anniversary. Attending are guests Mr and Mrs Frank McCormick of Marseilles Illinois Mr and Mrs L A Douglass of Boone and their daughter Mr and Mrs Howard C Douglass of Cedar Rapids and their three children and Frank H Craemer of Degree South Dakota.

C. L. Douglass Knollwood Drive Frank McCormick Marseilles, Ill L. A. Douglass Boone Howard C. Douglass Cedar Rapids Frank H. Craemer Degree S. D

Two Local Sons Enter Iowa University Law College

John Powell son of Judge and Mrs Thomas B Powell and Lewis Alcorn son of Mr and Mrs A L Alcorn travel to Iowa City to join the University of Iowa College of Law.

John Powell Thomas B. Powell Seventeenth Street Lewis Alcorn A. L. Alcorn Fifth Avenue Iowa City College of Law University of Iowa

Mrs. Anderson Returns From Des Moines Visit

Mrs Minna K Anderson of Commonwealth apartments returns today after a visit to Des Moines where she has been staying.

Minna K. Anderson Commonwealth Apartments Des Moines

Miss Denlinger Returns From Summer Visit

Miss Cortena Denlinger leaves today for New York City to resume social work studies after a summer with her mother Mrs. H M Denlinger at 1340 A Avenue NE.

Cortena Denlinger H M Denlinger Avenue New York City

Junior League Fund Drive Launches at Luncheon

Junior League members and guests will open their annual fund drive with a Monday luncheon at 1 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. Dr. C. T. Hickok of Coe College and Miss Alma Hartz of Public Health Nursing will speak. Mrs. Morgan J. Foster handles reservations.

Montrose Hotel C. T. Hickok Coe College Alma Hartz Public Health Nursing Association Morgan J. Foster

Miss Groves Leaves Omaha Visitor Heads Home

Miss Mary Agnes Groves of Omaha, guest of Miss Audrey Lea Ivins at 1832 Fifth Avenue SE, planned to return home today after several days as a guest.

Mary Agnes Groves Omaha Audrey Lea Ivins Fifth Avenue SE

Warren Hosts Ruths From Wellington for Midweek Visit

Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Warren of 2008 Fifth avenue SE entertain Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ruth of Wellington Kansas. The Ruths arrived Saturday and will remain as guests until Wednesday morning.

M. R. Warren Fifth Avenue SE Guy Ruth Wellington Kan Ruth

Omaha visitors host Westfalls and Fosters at SE home

Mr. and Mrs. Reid Green of Omaha visited Friday with Mrs. Green's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Westfall at 1577 Second avenue SE and with Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Foster at 2304 Hillcrest drive SE.

Reid Green Omaha

Glass Family Guests Stay With Edward Files kin

Mrs Jessie Glass and Miss Winifred Glass of Des Moines visit Mrs Ed ward H Files and her daughter at 1932 First Avenue E while staying with Dr and Mrs Files.

Jessie Glass Winifred Glass Des Moines Glass Edward H. Files First Avenue E

Cedar Rapids Bridge Championship Opens Monday

The Cedar Rapids city championship bridge tournament starts Monday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Players may enter all three sessions on Monday Friday and Sept 30 to qualify for the two Howell movements in the final event. Sixteen prizes given. Substitutions allowed. Out of town players eligible for most prizes.

Cedar Rapids George E. Beattie Howell Cedar Rapids Country Club

Dinner party honors silver wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Gray hosted a dinner in the Roosevelt room of the Roosevelt hotel Saturday in observance of their silver anniversary. Attending were numerous relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids, Marion, Vinton, Downers Grove, Savannah, Grundy Center, and Iowa City, followed by an evening of bridge at the Gray home.

C. O. Gray Vernon Drive Roosevelt George Miller R. D. Gray Perry C Rude Ben Sebern Marion Clark Jack Vinton John Gray Downer’s Grove Ill A. Gray Savanna Percey Gray Grundy Center Bill Gray University of Iown Iowa City Gray

Mrs Byers Returns From Western Trip

Mrs. Frank C. Byers of 314 Nineteenth Street SE was to return this weekend from a tour of San Francisco Santa Barbara and other California cities that began September first.

Frank C. Byers Nineteenth Street San Francisco Santa Barbara California

Mrs Diebold and Hanson to California on Monday

Mrs A J Diebold of 2207 Grande avenue SE and Mrs H E Hanson of 1909 Bever avenue SE will leave by motor Monday for California. Accompanying them are Mrs Diebold's sister in law Mrs R E Harp of Los Angeles and her daughter Dorothy. The Cedar Rapids women expect to be in the west for a month or more.

A. J. Diebold Grande Avenue H.E. Hanson Bever Avenue California

Renald Evans to Leave This Week for St Louis

Mr and Mrs Renald Evans who wed Sept 4 at Grace Episcopal church plan to leave Thursday or Friday for St Louis where they will spend six months. They have visited Mrs Evans parents Mr and Mrs David Turner 301 Twenty third street drive SE and Mr and Mrs Ralph Evans 2327 Fifth avenue SE on their wedding trip. Upon return they will reside at 800 Second avenue SE in the studio apartment formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Grant Wood.

Renald Evans Grace Episcopal’church St. Louis

Mrs Johnson Hosts Lunch Honoring Visitors

Mrs O I Johnson of 1827 Seventh Avenue SE hosted a Saturday luncheon at her home honoring Mrs J C Hornung of Glencoe and Mrs Myrtle Giffen Johnes. Mrs Hornung is a guest in the home of her sister Mrs Johnes at 1816 Fifth Avenue SE. Mrs Johnes plans to travel to California next month. Guests included Mrs Johnes Mrs Hornung Mrs Henry Stearns and Mrs J P Montillon. Mrs Hornung will return Monday morning.

O. I. Johnson Seventh Avenue SE J. C. Hornung Glencoe Myrtle Giffen Johnes Hornung Johnes Fifth Avenue SE California Henry Stearns J. P

Guests of Mrs Wagner visit relatives and friends

Judge E E Wagner of Mitchell South Dakota and Frederick Wagner of Pasadena California arrived Thursday to visit Mrs Eleanor Wagner at Commonwealth apartments and other relatives. Friday and Saturday guests were Mr and Mrs George C Nerbovig of Sioux Falls who were en route to Chicago.

E. E. Wagner Mitchell, S. D Frederick Wagner Pasadena Calif Eleanor Wagner Commonwealth Apartments

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Davis Frances Westerfield Mes Kenner LeoMi Usta Mrs. Douglas Garden Club Miss Robbins Mrs. Anderson HAHNS New Home Clarence Whites LAW College Miss Denlinger Miss Groves Kansas With. Fosters Westfalls Edward Files Mrs. Byers Diebold Hanson Johnson
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