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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1934

Page

12

Dinner Dance At Club Attracts Cedar Rapids Social Crowd

A Cedar Rapids Country Club dinner and dance drew about seventy five guests plus additional dancers. Among attendees were nineteen from Dubuque and University of Iowa students home for rush week. Local hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Van Vechten Shaffer entertaining twelve guests at 304 Nassau SE.

Olleges Jalset Ce- Mar Rapids Maken Cedar Rapids Dubuque University of Iown Iowa City van Vechten Shaffer Shaffer Nassau Street James Noell Berlin Germany Noell Isaac B. Smith Country Club Drive

Esther Rohrbacher and Fred Henson wed at courthouse

Esther Rohrbacher daughter of Mrs. Rose Rohrbacher and Fred Charles Henson Gazette reporter married by Judge H C Ring at the county courthouse. The bride wore pink lace and American Beauty roses. both mothers attended. They will reside at 713 Fifth Street SE after October 7.

Esther Rohrbacher Rose Rohrbacher 1016Avenue Fred Charles Henson Gazette Irene I. Henson Fifth Street H. C. Ring Esther M. Rohrbacher Avenue NW Henson Linn County Relief Department Souvenir Grant High School The Association Players Washington High School

Mrs Youel Guest at luncheon hosted by Bryan sisters

Mrs. C. D. Youel of Flandreau South Dakota was the honored guest at a Saturday noon luncheon hosted by Misses Kathryn and Ruth Bryan at their home located at 530 Sixth street SE.

C. D. Youel Flandreau S. D Kathryn and Ruth Bryan Sixth Street SE

Lords to Return From Minnesota Visit

Mrs. Richard Lord and her son Richard Lord, of 1580 Third Avenue SE, are expected back this week from Minnesota where Mrs. Lord spent two weeks and Mr. Lord a week. They visited friends at Bay Jake, Duluth and other Minnesota cities during their stay.

Richard Lord Third Avenue SE Minnesota Lord Mr. Lord Jake Duluth State

Mrs Hedges and Mrs Carrithers Return from East Trip

Mrs Horace Hedges and Mrs Ira Carrithers retired last week from an eastern trip. They went to Marion Massachusetts with Dix on Hedges who entered Tabor academy then visited New Hampshire before returning home.

Horace Hedges Seventeenth Street Ira T. Carrithers Forest Drive Marion Mass Dixon Hedges Tabor Academy New Hampshire

Miss Myrtle Lord Visiting Taylor Home

Miss Myrtle A. Lord of Erie Pennsylvania is a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs R D Taylor at 2038 Fourth Avenue Southeast. She arrived Thursday after a stay in Chicago for the World’s Fair.

Myrtle A. Lord Erie

Mrs Byers Expected Back From California Visit

Mrs Frank Byers of 314 Nineteenth street SE is due home in the middle of the week from California. She travels with her son Ganson who left two weeks ago for Arizona for Ganson to enter school. They have been visiting in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.

Frank Byers Nineteenth Street California Ganson Arizona Los Angeles Santa Barbara Calif

Armstrong Home Guests Include Mrs Youel and Son

In the Armstrong home at Pleasant Hill guests include Mrs. Youel and her son Charles L. Youel both from Flandreau South Dakota. The gathering centers on Mrs. Armstrong's mother and brother visiting.

Robert Armstrong Pleasant Hill Mrs. Armstrong D Youel Charles L. Youel Flandreau

Mrs Hamilton visits Chicago for weekend visit

Mrs James B. Hamilton of 2345 Linden Drive SE motored to Chicago on Friday afternoon for a weekend visit.

James BE. Hamilton Linden Drive Chicago

Guest in Buser Home Relative Named Brock

A guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank L Buser at 1830 B Avenue NE is Mrs Buser s brother George Brock.

Frank L Buser Avenue NE

Monday Guest Bridge Day At Cedar Rapids Country Club

Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts a Monday guest bridge day with noon luncheon at 12, lunch served 12:30, and three sessions of rubber bridge afternoon at 1:45 and evening at 8. Prizes include usual noon prize, silver cups for afternoon and evening, and cash prize for high scores. Reservations required for lunches, no reservations needed for rubber, afternoon, or evening play.

Cedar Rapids Country Club

Mrs Davis Hosts Miss Smith And Miss Pattie

Miss Carol Smith of Des Moines and Miss Martha Pattie of Mason City were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elliott Davis at 2510 Twenty-sixth street drive SE. They departed after a four day visit at the start of the week.

Carol Smith Des Moines Martha Pattie Mason City J. Elliott Davis Twenty-sixth Street Drive

Mrs Douglas Plans Chicago Visit This Week

Mrs. George B. Douglas of Bruce more will travel to Chicago Monday for a week of visits as part of her travel plans.

George B. Douglas Brucemore Chicago

Dorothy Deane Pigott Bride of Everett Obrecht

Mr and Mrs LL Pigott announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Deane of Cedar Rapids to Everett Dale Obrecht. The ceremony was Sept 16 at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside at Ausadie apartments after Act 15.

Ll. D. Pigott Murphysboro Dorothy Deane Cedar Rapids Everett Dale Obrecht Obrecht Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Business Girls’ Sorority Inter- Ocean Reinsurance Company Coe College Inter- Ocean Company Ausadie

Five Iowa women pledged to national sororities in Cedar Rapids

In Cedar Rapids five University of Iowa women received Greek pins after a three day sorority rushing period. Helen Larimer and Mary Winslow joined Kappa Kappa Gamma, Jane Miller pledged Gamma Phi Beta, Madge Jones joined Pi Beta Phi, and Cecily Cocker pledged Delta Gamma.

Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Helen Larimer E. J. Larimer Fifth Avenue SE Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Jane Miller John L. Miller Avenue NE Mary Winslow E. F. Winslow Linden Drive Madge Jones H. J. Jones Fifth Avenue Pi Beta Phi Sorority Delta Gamma Sorority Cecily Cocker Harry Cocker Meadowbrook Drive

Tri Delta Alliance Plans Picnic At Bever Park

Freshman and sophomore Delta Delta Delta students at Coe College will be entertained Tuesday by the alliance. The group will meet at Bever Park for a picnic luncheon at 5 30 p.m. if the weather permits. In case of rain the picnic will be held at the home of Mrs C D Hedberg, 413 Eighteenth Street SE.

Delta Delta Delta Coe College Delta Delta Delta Alliance Bever Park C D Hedberg Eighteenth Street

Explorers Club Dinner Meeting at Montrose Hotel

The Explorers club invites members to a 6 15 p.m. Monday dinner at the Montrose hotel. The evening program features a talk on England.

Explorers Club Montrose Hotel England

Belle Plaine Club to Meet for Pot-Luck Luncheon

The Belle Plaine club will meet at Mrs C W Manatt's home at 2015 Grande Avenue SE on Tuesday at 1 pm for a pot-luck luncheon.

Belle Plaine

St Johns Altar Guild Meeting With Mrs Blake

St Johns Episcopal church Altar Guild of St Johns meets Mrs James Dows Blake at 2340 Linden Drive SE Monday at noon for luncheon. A luncheon followed by a business session and committee in charge includes Mrs Blake Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer Mrs Richard E Kilian and Mrs Charles Shackell.

St. Margaret’s Altar Guild St John's Episcopal Church James Dows Blake Linden Drive Blake van Vechten Shaffer Richard E. Kilian Charles Shackell

Shakespeare Club Hosts Lear Study at Mrs Jacksons

Mrs. J. E. Jackson of 1436 Fifth Avenue SE will host the Wednesday Shakespeare club at her home Wednesday at 2:30 PM. The group will study act two of King Lear with roll call answered by quotations and discuss the topic The Court Fool.

J. E. Jackson Fifth Avenue SE Wednesday Shakespeare Club

Mrs David Turner and Harriet Young Exchange Identities

Mrs David Turner of 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE is described as Miss Harriet Young of Des Moines in a brief identity note.

David Turner Twenty Third Street Drive Harriet Young Des Moines

Margaret Barngrover Celebrates Twelfth Birthday

Margaret Ellen Barngrover daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Barngrover entertained twenty guests at her home Friday for a twelfth birthday celebration An informal afternoon dinner followed at the Barngrover residence

Margaret Ellen Barngrover Walter J. Barngrover Barngrover

Coe students host tea for new St Paul’s class at Rutgers home

Members of the college girls Sunday school class at St. Paul’s Methodist Church hosted a tea and open house at Mrs. Forest S. Rutgers’ home at 420 Sixteenth Street SE. The informal affair honored new students with garden flowers and a silver rose color scheme, and Mrs. Robert Armstrong presided at the tea table.

College Girls St. Paul's Methodist Church Forest S. Rutgers Sixteenth Street SE Rutgers Robert Armstrong

Hasek Couple Plans Move to New SE Address

Dr and Mrs Victor H Hasek of 1829 Grande Avenue SE will move late this week to 1858 Second Avenue SE to establish their home there.

Victor H Hasek Grande Avenue SE Second Avenue SE

Anna Burkhalter Guild to Host Fall Luncheon

Mrs Sutherland will host the Anna Burkhalter guild of the First Presbyterian church at a luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Dows on Twenty seventh street drive SE. First fall meeting with Mrs J Rhoads Treichler and other ladies assisting.

Sutherland. Dows Twenty Seventh Street Drive Anna Burkhalter First Presbyterian Church Dows J. Rhoads Treichler Delbert Ashby Charles Manson Dwight Krumboltz

Mr and Mrs Pickford Return From Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs R H Pickford of 357 Forest drive SE returned the last of the week from Chicago where they had spent several days.

R. H. Pickford Forest Drive Chicago

Phoebe Jane Nemecek Installed as Rainbow Girls Advisor

Miss Phoebe Jane Nemecek was installed as new worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls Assembly No. 11 at a ceremony Saturday evening at the Masonic hall.

Phoebe Jane Nemecek Order of Rainbow For Girls Assembly No. 11 Masonic Hall

College Club Opens Third Year With Social and Talk

The Cedar Rapids College club begins its twenty third year with a 2 30 p m meeting at 2200 Linden drive SE. Mrs Otto Schluter presides and Dr Arthur Erskine will discuss Europe experiences. A tea hour follows and the club highlights a student loan fund for Coe College women. membership open to local BA or equivalent holders.

Cedar Rapids College Club Roy E. Curray Linden Drive Otto Schluter Frank V. Orr Arthur Erskine Europe EB. J. North College Club Coe College Wells C. Peck

Woman's Club Plans Biennial Convention in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids hosts the Iowa State Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention with a Monday reception at the Roosevelt hotel. Officers and guests, including Mrs. W. E. Mickel and Mrs. Eugene Henely, will greet members and discuss preparations. The art and music departments meet this week with teas and rehearsals.

IRTY Iowa State Federation of Women’s Clubs Cedar Rapids Iowa Roosevelt Room Roosevelt Hotel Ben Ogden W. E. Mickel Co. F. Clark B. R. Abbey S R. Hawkins Charles Bode Nellie Fuhrmeister Warren A. Hansen Mickel Amanda Barnes Barham Ogden Montrose Hotel Eugene Henely Grinnell Fredrick Weitz Des Moines Pearl Bennett Broxam Iowa City WSUI Towa City Mra. Micke

Dr Helebrant Visits Yellowstone Black Hills and Denver

Dr. S. A. Helebrant completed a two week tour visiting Yellowstone National Park the Black Hills and Denver He spent the final four days in Chicago attending the annual meeting of the American College of Proctology

S. A. Helebrant Yellowstone National Park Black Hills Denver Chicago American College of Iproctology

Also Mentioned on This Page

Burcks Pasadena Gail Johnson Burck Burck Barbara Douglas Douglas- Burck H Gordon DeLay Julia Robbins Elizabeth Carey Brian Cook John T. Hamilon Ane. Miller Fred Henson Scoop Misses Bryan Mrs. Youel Taylor Mrs. Byers Armstrong Buser Country Club Mrs. Douglas Dorothy Deane Pigott Bride OF Everett Obrecht Mrs. Everett Obrecht Tri-Delt Alliance Belle Plaine Club ST. John's Altar Guild Margaret E. Barngrover COE Anna Burkhalter Guild Pickfords Rainbow Girls Monireur Tru Woman’s Club W. R. Foor Arthur Hurtt W. G. Basler J. N. Norris H. N. Stoehr R. ©. Folsom G. 8. Wilson L. L. Owen Lulu Engleman Welty Helen Kacena Stark W. E. Goreham EF. W. Spence Myrtle Day George Yuills H. E. Henderson Harry Tisher J. P. Mills F. 8S. Snyder C. F. Clark E. J. Buser H. J. Manchester Ella Martin Guy Mitchell BE. Jackson F. W. Damour Donald McKinlay B. Hartington J. J. Terrall C. Kellogg Frances Westerfield Austin Palmer Woman's Club S. V. Shonka Mary Woltishek Co. L. Douglass
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