Anamosa Social Events Highlight Local Groups
Anamosa hosts dinner with the B P W committee at the hotel next Tuesday evening. The Anamosa Garden Club holds its first fall meeting with Mrs C H Myers as hostess Tuesday afternoon. Thursday Forum includes a scavenger hunt led by Miss Madeline Webster Alvin Bailey and Mrs Walter Schwank. Mrs Carlton Landis of Monticello is honored at a postnuptial shower at Quality cafe. Miss Jane Sweat and Edward Fay announce their Sept 18 marriage in Omaha at St Celia cathedral with Miss Jean Sweat and William Fay as attendants. The Wapsipinicon Country Club closes season with a card party and high scores awarded to Mrs Howard Chipman Mrs Leigh Pearson and Mrs Cecil Wilson. The Kinser Rife McMickle and Lemon households organize the hostess group for the last event of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
C. J. Cash
Irma Bunce
Esther Brady
Legislative Committee of the Business and Professional Women
C. H. Myers
Anamosa Garden Club
Madeline Webster
Alvin Bailey
Walter Schwank
Carlton Landis
Monticello
Quality Cafe
Jane Sweat
Omaha
Edward Fay
Maurice Fay
St. Cecelia’s Cathedral
Jean Sweat
Chadron
Neb
William C. Fay
Charles Tyler
Helen Barker
Lee Sanner
Howard Chipman
Leigh Pearson
Cecil Wilson
Wapsipinicon Country Club
G.B. Kinser
O. M. Rife
L. R. McMickle
Keith Lemon
A. Hanson
James Remley, Jr
Glen McLaughlin
Frank Maudsley
Marriage Notice for Hopkinton Faculty Member and Lindquist Kin
Hopkinton notes the forthcoming marriage of Prof. Arthur H. Volfe of Lenox college faculty to Miss Ruth Lindquist of Rockford IL. The wedding will occur at the Lindquist home on Oct 21. Community clubs and receptions are listed including the I Bid bridge club and Y M C A Y W C A activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Volfe
Lenox College
Ruth Lindquist
Rockford
Lindquist
Charles Reggentine
Methodist Church
C. A. Thompson
W. F. Garvin
Local Club Socials Open New Year Across Town
Clarence Mrs. Ida McLeod hosted the Embroidery club with assistants Mrs. Elmer Sawyer Mrs. Harry Crist and Miss Jenna Beadle. About forty attended the Evangelical Young Peoples League watermelon social with Norma Jean Hasselbusch Honora Sonne maker Richard Goldsmith Lawrence Hartig and Henry Klatt on the program. Olin The Bow Knot club met with Mrs. Hazel Hart and Francis Winchip gave a paper. The Sorosis club met with Mrs. Myrtle Furst with Ruth Andrews assisting. Delpha Swartzell read a book review and special guests were Mrs. Earl Phillips and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McLeod
Embroidery
Elmer Sawyer
Harry Crist
Jenna Beadle
Evangelical Young Peoples League
Norma Jean Hasselbusch
Honora Sonnemaker
Richard Goldsmith
Lawrence Hartig
Henry Klatt
Bow Knot Club
Hazel Hart
Francis Winchip
Myrtle Furst
Ruth Andrews
Delpha Swartzell
Earl Phillips
Church Notices and Circles Host Luncheons and Meetings
Local church groups plan dessert luncheons and meetings across congregations including St Elizabeth St Matthew and St Rita. Events feature guest speakers piano selections and anniversary teas with hostesses named and times listed for Thursday Friday and Tuesday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Aukerman
J. P. Klassen
St. Elizabeth's Circle
St. Matthew's
Riverside Bride Joins Arthur Swenka at St Marys Church
Miss Leola Libenguth wed Arthur Swenka in a Tuesday morning ceremony at St Marys church officiated by Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier. Attendants included Bernice Libenguth and Theodore Swenka with acolytes William Kallaus and Kenneth Kinsey. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Libenguth, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Swenka, both reside in Riverside. The report also notes local club gatherings with hosting and leadership details surrounding the Riverside Senior Needle club and Riverside Garden club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Leola Libenguth
Arthur Swenka
Bernard Jacobsmeier
William Kallaus
Kenneth Kinsey
Bernice Libenguth
Theodore Swenka
Joseph Libenguth
Riverside
St. Mary’s High School
John Swenka
John Moss
Clara Rath
William Griffin
Riverside Garden Club
Carrie Iden
Victoria Griffin
Arleigh Frost
Mary Stransky
Barbara Ford
Hilda Olds
Anna Kern
Birdie Dodlove
Kate Ingram
P T A Meetings Run Across Van Buren and Tyler
The Van Buren P A meets Monday at 7 30 p m at 340 Wilson Avenue SW with a discussion from The Farmer Has a Son in the national P T A magazine. Roosevelt P T A reports on the national convention. Tyler P T A held its first fall meeting with 60 attendees and elected officers. The Mothers Chorus meets Monday at 1 30 p m at Elizabeth Sloan's studio. A note on early days deemed a mushroom near a den of snakes was considered poisonous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren P. T. A
F. E. Luse
Wilson Avenue
Orlo LeVan
Roosevelt P. T. A
Neely Hill
Fred J. Kluss
Roosevelt
P. T. A. Mothers’ Chorus
Elizabeth Sloan
Newcomer Dan Stirs Laura’s Affections in Town
Laura wavers between Jim and the charming Dan who has arrived in town while Jim, though steady and manly, faces a rival with novelty. Laura’s dilemma is tempered by plans to wait and hope Jim proves his staying power. In Miss Manners style the letters discuss fidelity, family, and Monday’s challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Dan
Jim
Social clubs plan card parties and meetings around town
Numerous groups including the Social Aiders Valley Camp Royal Neighbors Maccabees and Ladies of the G A R host card parties and meetings this week in venues such as Glow gas room I C C F hall Sokol hall and Memorial building Activities feature prizes refreshments and initiated discussions Residents are asked to note time changes and call for reservations where listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
I.C.C.F
First Avenue E
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 788
Memorial Coliseum
Sheridan
Vohaska
Local clubs host meetings at members’ homes
Mrs. Lara Stingley and Mrs. Faithe Williams assisted at a gathering. The Friendship club met with Mrs. Clara Volker. Mrs. Sarah Hankin hosted the Altruist club. Mrs. Dorothy Freeman and Mrs. Hazel Carstensen hosted the Happy Hour club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Stingley
Faithe Williams
Friendship Club
Clara Volker
Sarah Hankin
Dorothy Freeman
Hazel Carstensen
Springville Social round up features guests and events
Springville gatherings include Bertha Wild of Pasadena leaving after summer with Iowa relatives, Fancy Work club hosted by Verd Greenwalt with Celia Daniels and James Thompson as guests, Methodist Ladies Aid entertained with officers elected F G Hunte president W J Brown VP Maud Keithley secretary Sarah Pearson treasurer, Bernice Palmer hosted Sunday school picnic with multiple attendees, Evergreen Rebekah lodge observed eighty eighth anniversary with a wedding playlet and delegates Libbie Fieseler Stella Marek Marie Novak present from Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Perry lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Patten
Bertha Wild
Pasadena
Calif
Iowa
Verd Greenwalt
Dennis Taylor
Celia Daniels
Cedar Rapids
James Thompson
Susan Shellhammer
James Kelly
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
F. G. Hunte
W. J. Brown
Maud Keithley
Sarah Pearson
Bernice Palmer
P. M. Neilson
Paralta
Patricia Graham
Lily Mae Kelly
Robert Carpenter
Harold Hollingsworth
Ernest Carpenter
Harold Neilson
Ronald Neilson
Norman
Paul Neilson
J. K. Gibson
N. G. Graham
Evergreen Rebekah Lodge
Rebkah
Odd Fellowship
Marie Novak
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
Libbie Fieseler
Stella Marek
Mount Vernon
Perry
Wedding Plans Announced for Fall in McGregor and Toledo
In McGregor near Garnaville at the Rock church, Adelaide Gray and Dale Carpenter plan to wed on Sept 30. Gray, daughter of Bertha Gray, teaches at Monticello after Iowa State Teachers College graduation, while Carpenter, son of Grace Carpenter, is a Drake University law graduate practicing in Coon Rapids. In Toledo, Erna Wiebold and Stanley Anderson announced their upcoming October 8 wedding at Homestead Lutheran church, with Wiebold employed at Toledo National Bank and Anderson at the Chronicle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Pioneer Rock
Ceres
Garnaville
John Mathias Hagensick
Clayton County
Adelaide Gray
Dale Carpenter
Bertha Gray
Gray
Iowa State Teachers College
Monticello
Carpenter
Grace Carpenter
Coon Rapids
Drake University
Miss Gray
Atherton Wickersheim
Wickersheim
Toledo
Erna Wiebold
August Wiebold
Homestead
Stanley Anderson
Andrew Anderson
George McKinney
Traer
Engagement of Catherine Hanley to Edward Ward
Mr and Mrs Charles Hanley of Parnell announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine of Cedar Rapids to Edward Ward son of Mr and Mrs M C Ward of Cedar Rapids. The bride elect is a Mount Mercy academy graduate and Mr Ward is a University of Iowa graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hanley
Parnell
Catherine
Cedar Rapids
Edward Ward
M. C. Ward
Mount Mercy Academy
Mr. Ward
University of Iowa
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Welcoming a Newcomer
A reader asks how to handle a newcomer to the city who seemed bored at dinner. The answer suggests one more hospitality attempt, noting shyness or discomfort may mimic boredom, then let the guest take the next step if still uninterested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
B. B
Blue
Leisure hour concert opens at Iowa State Teachers College
In Cedar Falls the first leisure hour concert features four music faculty artists at 4 30 p m in the college Commons. In Iowa City freshmen and transfer women attend an orientation mass meeting at 3 p m in Macbride auditorium Monday. Cedar Rapids hosts the Cedar Rapids Woman's club opening meeting at 2 p m with a reception, house inspection and a musical trio. Des Moines holds a fall council meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs through Friday. Others include Dairy Cattle congress opens in Waterloo and district conventions and meetings for D A R, Women's Relief, League of Women Voters, and PTA groups in Ames, Belle Plaine, Ottumwa, and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Commons
Iowa City
Macbride
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Waterloo
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Belle Plaine
Women’s Relief Corps
I-Blanket Hop at Iowa U to Be Oct 6
Iowa City reports the annual I-Blanket Hop at the Iowa Union hosted by A. F. L. with Griff Williams' orchestra providing music. Also noted are community meetings and engagements including Rosella Richter and Otto Toppenberg's announced marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa U
Iowa City—University
Iowa Union
Griff Williams
E. Nybakken
Woman’s Club
Child Conservation Club
George Whittaker
Athens Historical Circle
C. Woody Thompson
Jean Boysen
Iowa City
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Frank A. Richter
Kearney
Neb
Rosella
Otto Toppenberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anamosa B.P.W
Clarence
Immaculate Conception
St. Rita’s Circle
J. A. Ballard
B Avenue NE
van Vechten Guild
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Frank Brejcha
George C. Claassen
Melvin L. Welke
Nora Waln
Lulu Engelman Welty
Guild
St. James
Gleaner Circle
United Brethren
Lawrence E. Kohl
Fourteenth Street SE
Calvary Baptist
Women's Missionary Society
Nellie Lucas
Burma
Saron Lutheran
Elton D. Wells
Trinity Methodist
Agnes Miner
Effie Houx
Kensington
M. F. Harmon
C Avenue NW
Paul B. Gard
E. O. Ballou
Sylvia Hollenbeck
Eighth Street NW
St. Paul's
Mothers Club
H. J. Foreman
C. J. Bready
W. D. Moore
Reginald Haig
Paul Bedell
H. D. Hunter
General Aid
Harvest Home
G. W. Higbee
Second Avenue SE
G. E Hillier
Ina Wilson
W. A. Cash
G. W. Smith
Harry Hoyt
Delbert Auten
Duane Schuyler
District No. 10
J. C. Lindsley
St. Agnes Circle
Grace Episcopal
Woman’s Auxiliary Guild
Joseph Risk
Ellis Boulevard NW
St. Margaret's Circle
Commonwealth Tea Room
Joseph Stephan
H. G. Allen
Thomas Brady
St. John’s
Park Court Cafe
George Davis
J. P. Montillon
Henry Stearns
P.T.A. Meetings
van Buren
Hare
Arthur Wasendorf
Harry Hinerwadel
Louis Proksa
Stanley Lee
Harover
Horacek
Sharon
C. H. Lisenbee
Marilyn Feiereisen
Joyce Heral
Mothers’ Chorus
Mary Manners
Clubs
Maccabees
Linn
Ioway Hive
Sokol Hall
D. of H
K. P. Hall
F. W. Auxiliary
General Dodge Circle
Grenville Dodge
Queen of the West
Queen of the West Lodge
Ladies’ Society of B. of L. F
B. of L. F
Modern Woodmen
Linden Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Carrie Morcombe
Carrie Morcombe Lodge No. 2
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
F. Hartman
M. F., Cox
W. W. White
Parlor City
Parlor City Camp
C.S.P.S. Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
T. Z. Cook
Memorial Building
Norvella Ellis
Star of Maine
Maine Lodge Hall
Scott Hammond
C. L. Russell
Standard Life
Standard Life Association No. 172
Gas Company
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge No
Maine Lodge
Betsy Ross Theta Rho
Security Benefit Association
C. W. Griffith
Ellis Boulevard
Progressive Circle
Bever Park
Laura Christensen
Ethel Darling
Pla-Mor 500 Club
Elvice Milburn
Bill Stillions
Carl Blake
Merrill Wilson
Paul Blake
B Avenue NW
George
Steck
Hiltbrunner Music Co
St. SE
Springville
Catherine Hanley
Brabbit-Taylor Music CO
King Band
First Ave
Cedar Rapids, Lowz
Barbara Stanwyck
Golden Boy” Coiffure
Iowa Theater
America
NEW Man
Upjohn
Natola
Lederle Lederle
Abbott's
Parke-Davis
Squibb, Upjohn Or
Lederle’s
Paramount Pharmacy
VALAM
Ottumwa
Southeast District
Daughters of American Revolution
Imogen B. Emery
Ames
Iowa League of Women Voters
Lasswell Studio
Paramount Theater
Sta-Press
Kitterman
Kitterman’s
Third Ave
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