Tea At Sutherland Dons Home For Junior League Guests
Members of Cedar Rapids Junior Service League host a Monday tea at Mrs. Sutherland Dons home on Country Club drive SE to honor two visiting guests Mrs. C Louis Meyer regional director for the national Junior League and Mrs Leonard Manley president of the Sioux City Junior League. The tea runs 4 30 to 5 30 with Mrs C S Courtright and Mrs Clare R Marshall at the tea table and a group of helpers listed assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Dows
Junior Service League
Sutherland Dons
Country Club Drive
C. Louis Meyer
Omaha
Leonard Manley
Sioux City
Meyer
Manley
Cedar Rapids
Service League
C.S. Courtright
Clare. R. Marshall
van Vechten Shaffer
Herbert Stamats
J. Hamilton Bell
Ben
St Pauls Ladies Aid Holds Its First Fall Meeting
The Ladies Aid society of St Pauls Methodist church met in the chapel for its first fall gathering. President Mrs Katherine Davis welcomed members as Mrs Guy Rich led singing and Mrs C A Laurance played the piano. Devotions were led by Mrs C T Brown who paid tribute to the late Mrs R E Graves district leader. Plans for Melting Pot September activities and a December supper were announced. District chairmen and officers were listed. holiday bazaar was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Katherine Davis
Guy Rich Jed
C. A. Laurance
C. T. Brown
R. E. Graves
H. J. Hartman
Arthur Brooks
F. E. Stuil
Carl Goodwin
Newton Owen
Guy Rich
H. N. Boyson
J. P. van Horn
Ray Allen
C. W. Whipple
C. F. Morris
H. E. McCormac
Earl Birney
George Johnson
W. E. Warren
W. H. Borschel
Tom Clegg
L. J. Spray
McCor
Garden Club Set Wednesday at Douglas Home
Garden Club will meet Wednesday at the Douglas home at Brucemore with a tour of Mrs George B. Douglas's autumn bloom garden. Members will present Garden Highlights of the Summer and Mrs W Spence will chair as president. Des Moines federation meeting dates Oct 2 to 4 call for representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucemore
George B. Douglas
W. Spence
Des Moines
National Federation of Garden Clubs’ Executive Council
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Opens New Season Monday
The 1932 33 Cedar Rapids Woman's Club season starts Monday afternoon at the Montrose Hotel with a general meeting including Miss Mary Woitishek's welcome address and a reception. The program features a Taylor trio, member solos, dues collection, yearbooks, and hostesses. An executive board meeting precedes the general session, with a luncheon and committee reports. Also planned are art department exhibits, a tea, music events, nature garden activities, and two dramatic art department plays at St Pauls Methodist Church Friday night with modest admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Montrose
Mary Woitishek
Taylor
Woitishek
Nellie Fuhrmeister
A. A. Berry
Montrose Otel
Marvin Cone
Jack B. van Dyke
Edeward B. Rowan
Everett Jeffrey
Thelma M. Athey
Nancy Carl Flick
David McCosh
Adrian Dornbush
Ben Ogden, Jr
Jaymund
A. B. van Dyke
F. S. Snyder
A. J. Prucha
Charles Earhart
Bertha Sargent
H. V. Eliason
R. T. Lubbock
C. E. Robberts
Mary A. Garnes
Woman's Club
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Dramatic Art Department
George Morden
Eleanor Cook
Essexne
Fred Petrick
Catharine Petrick
Robert Downing
Eleanor Taylor
Ruskin Sandbourne
Hamiltons Return After Trip Abroad
Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton and their son John T Hamilton II have returned from a month long Europe trip. They spent a week in Paris and a week in Berlin where they met Mr and Mrs James W Noell. The family will travel from New York to Cedar Rapids via Chicago and their son will resume studies at Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hamilton
John T. Hamilton II
Linden Drive
New York
Europe
Paris
Berlin
James W. Noell
Noell
Martha Smith
Cedar Rapids
Isaac B. Smith
Angelen Guests At Brucemore Host Parade
Mrs Walter D Douglas of Minneapolis Mrs George J Jaeger Jr of Chicago and Miss Barbara Douglas arrived Saturday afternoon from Chicago The two older will spend the week end at Brucemore as guests of Mrs George B Douglas Miss Barbara Douglas spent two days in Chicago the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Douglas
Minneapolis
George J. Jaeger, Jr
Chicago
Barbara Douglas
Brucemore
George B. Douglas
Junior Arts Wiener Roast At Shaver Park
The Junior Arts association held its annual fall wiener roast Friday evening at Shaver park with twenty present. After supper they visited Mrs. Robert Campbell’s home for games. The group uses the public library room showing Gray Wilson's exhibit and a bust by Sturges Ely. An Oct 5 water color exhibit by Peter Salvage opens in the library room, ten days later featuring Conger Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Arts Association
Shaver Park
Robert Campbell
Public
Gray Wilson
Sturges
Ely
Cerce
Peter Salvage
D Avenue NE
Conger Metcalf
Miss Chandler Away for Opening at Iowa State College
Miss Virginia Chandler is spending a week at Iowa State College visiting relatives and attending affairs at the opening of school. Paul Chandler of Des Moines is spending the weekend here with Mrs. Chandler and their small son, and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Chandler. The Everett Chandlers will move this week to their home at 824 Twenty-first Street SE, from their river summer home on Ellis Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Chandler
Iowa State College
Paul Chandler
Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Wadsworth Return After Council Bluffs Visit
Mr and Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth of 335 Crescent Street SE plan to return the first of the week after visiting Mr Wadsworths mother Mrs John G Wadsworth in Council Bluffs. They went to Sioux City Saturday night to attend a dinner hosted by the Bronson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Crescent Street
Miss Miller Leaves for Emma Willard Again
Miss Jane Miller, daughter of Mr. Troy Miller, will return as a student at Emma Willard school this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Miller
Jane Miller
Troy
Emma Willard School
Mrs Larner and son visiting New York grandparents home
Mrs Robert J Larner and her son from New York City are visiting at the home of her parents Isaac B Smith and his wife at the Country Club. The family gathering notes a brief stay in the area with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Larner
New York City
So Isaac B. Smith
Hosts Hazel Yeaman and R. J. Harold to Visit Sioux City
Miss Hazel Yeaman of Sioux City and Mrs. R. J. Harold of Glendale California will be guests in the Carleton Owen home at 1738 Maple Drive NW until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Yeaman
Sioux City
R. J. Harold
Glendale
Calif
Carleton Owen
Maple Drive
Miss Stoffet Hosts Tea For Visitors
Miss Ada Stoffet of 1703 First Avenue West invites about thirty five friends to an afternoon tea from 4 to 6 oclock honoring Miss Ruth Korteling of Providence and Mrs Arthur Korteling who are visiting with Rev Mr and Mrs George Korteling. Mrs Winter and Miss Alice Rogers attend the tea table with Mary Jean Savage assisting. Continue social work with the Rhode Island Children's Friend Society. Mrs Arthur Korteling recently returned after a year in Germany with her husband and is making an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Stoffet
First Avenue W
Ruth Korteling
Providence
R. 1
Arthur Korteling
George Korteling
Winter
Alice Rogers
Mary Jean Savage
Ree
Rhode Island Children’s Friend Society
Germany
Durins Observe 25th Anniversary At Dinner Party
The Durins marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Saturday dinner party at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Guests included out of town visitors Mr and Mrs Herbert Cherry and Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Tama Mr A A Moore of Marshall to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kennedy Davenport Mr and Mrs Ben Little of Oelwein and Alfred Torgeson of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Durin
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Durin
Herbert Cherry
Robert Smith
Tama
A. A. Moore
Marshall
Wilbur Kennedy Davenport
Ben Little
Oelwein
Alfred Torgeson
Washington, D. C
Bride-elect Miss Ann Jack honored at Palisades dinner
Complimenting Miss Ann Jack, a bride-elect, Miss Evelyn Zerzanek hosted a dinner at the Palisades on Friday evening. Guests included Miss Jack and Misses Ruby Taylor, Marie Freidline, Freda Conrad, Ada Stoffer, Edna Erickson, Ruth Putnam and Ann Jack. Miss Ruby Taylor will entertain at Sunday evening supper in honor of Miss Jack today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jack
Evelyn Zerzanek
the Palisades
Miss Jack
Ruby Taylor
Marie Freidline
Freda Conrad
Ada Stoffer
Edna Erickson
Ruth Putnam
Birthday party for 2 year old Gerald Durand
Mrs. H. G. Lyman hosted a Thursday birthday party for her son Gerald Durand aged two at 1140 I Avenue NW. Guests included Mrs. Roy Ritz and others, with autumn table decor and a cake. Gerald received several gifts and photographs were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Lyman
I Avenue NW
Gerald Durand
Gerald
Roy Ritz
L.B. Dee
Lyle Finefield
Shirley
William Herron
Virginia Lee
James G
Shakespeare Club Meet Discusses Stratford on Avon and Macbeth
The Wednesday Shakespeare club will meet at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs T E Ravenscroft's home 813 Fourth Avenue SE. Roll call will be answered with quotations. The study program covers Stratford on Avon its origin and nearby villages and Act II of Macbeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
T. E. Ravenscroft
Fourth Avenue SE
Stratford On Avon
Chapter GM Meet With Mrs Ives at Grande Avenue
Chapter GM of P. E. O. will meet with Mrs. J. E. Ives at 2300 Grande avenue SE Monday evening with Mrs. Robert C. Toms as assistant hostess. Music by Mrs. George Krabbenhoff and Miss Helen Shoemaker continues the club's "trip around the world" with a paper on Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Ives
Grande Avenue SE
Robert C. Toms
George Krabbenhoff
Helen Shoemaker
World
Japan
Tea party honors newlywed Mrs Pancratzy at Elms
Miss Gertrude Kettler hosted twenty friends at the Elms tea room Friday evening to honor her sister in law Mrs A C Pancratzy Jr, a recent bride. Bridge and banco games were played with prizes awarded to Miss Melba Mentzer Mrs Alfred Henry Mrs Harry Cray and Mrs Ruth Herkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Kettler
Elms Tea Room
A. C. Pancratzy, Jr
Melba Mentzer
Alfred Henry
Harry Cray
Ruth Herkner
Freshmen Boys Start College Careers Across Several Schools
The society page highlights Dresser Hunting and Sturges Ely headed to Yale University, Chandler Higley starting at Kentucky and pledged to Delta Tau Delta, Wendell Delzell entering Iowa and pledged to Phi Delta Theta, Howard Tellier beginning at Iowa State College and pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon, with notes on family addresses and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresser Hunting
Ralph D. Hunting
First Avenue E
Sturges Ely
Gether
New Haven
Yaleversity
Chandler Higley
Fred M. Higley
Sixteenth Street SE
University of Kentucky
Delta Tau Delta
Wendell Delzell
Earl B. Deizell
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Howard Tellier
G. H. Tellier
Forest Drive
Iowa State College
Towa State Alumni Fall Wiener Roast
The Cedar Rapids alumni group hosts the annual fall wiener roast for Iowa State college alumni on Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Nichol half a mile south of Mechanicsville. Linn Cedar and Jones county alums are invited to attend. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Nichol Mr and Mrs William Davidson of Stanwood and Mr and Mrs Allen G Thurman of Cedar Rapids. Officers of the Cedar Rapids organization will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Cedar Rapids
Lester Nichol
Mechanicsville
Linn
Cedar
Jones County
Nichol
William Davidson
Stanwood
Allen G. Thurman
Memphis Guest Visits Cedar Rapids Relative After 32 Years
Mrs. James Sheehan of Memphis Tenn left Saturday after a short visit with her brother Thomas Collins and Mrs Collins at 1637 F Avenue NE. Sheehan, formerly of Cedar Rapids, had not been there for thirty two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
James Sheehan
Tenn
Thomas Collins
Collins
F Avenue
Sheehan
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Salisbury Leaves for Great Falls Visit
Joseph Salisbury departed Saturday to return to Great Falls Montana after a visit with his sister Mrs Ches ter Beall at 970 Maplewood Drive NE. He formerly lived in Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Salisbury
Great Falls
Mont
Chester Beall
Maplewood Drive
Vinton
Engagement announced for Mary Louise Byrnes and Robert Covert
Mr and Mrs Charles Emmett Byrnes announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise to Robert Manton Covert son of Mr and Mrs Manton Forrest Covert of Chicago Invitations will be issued this weekend for the wedding to be followed by a reception at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Miss Byrnes attended the University of Iowa and Northwestern University and is a member of Sigma A social note in the Cedar Rapids area mentions the betrothal and upcoming nuptials reflecting local families and institutions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emmett Byrnes
Mary Louise
Robert Manton Covert
A.A.A.W. Chapter Sponsoring Study Groups This Year
The Cedar Rapids branch of the American Association of University Women sponsors multiple study groups this year. Afternoon and evening reading groups meet at members homes to discuss The Fountain and contemporary poetry, prose, and drama. An international relations group will review New Russia's Primer at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays. New French and adolescent child study groups begin this year, with leadership by Miss Lydia Hrubesh and Mrs. W Gill. Any A A U W member may join or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
American Association of University Women
W. C. Shuttleworth
Blake Boulevard
George M. Bird
Charles Morgan
Anna Laura Palmer
Royal Holbrook
Second Avenue SE
Jennie Post
Russia
Lydia Hrubesh
W Gll
Emma L. Graham Celebrates Eighty-Second Birthday
Mrs Emma L Graham marked her eighty second birthday with a dinner at 405 First Avenue West Saturday evening. Attending were Mrs Rose Ramsdell of Iowa Falls Mr and Mrs G E Stebbins of La Porte City Mr and Mrs E H Ruge G W Graham and Miss Bertha Gra Mrs Graham remains active and in good health and is a member of Westminster church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Graham
First Avenue
Rose Ramsdell
Iowa Falls
G. E. Stebbins
la Porte City
E. H. Ruge
G. W. Graham
Bertha Gra
Graham
Estminster Ch
Misses Dvorak Entertain Cousin John Kolar at Home
Friday night at 1016 Twenty sixth street SE the Misses Marjories and Opal Dvorak hosted their cousin John Kolar of Washington DC. The group played banco with Helen Koehler taking the high prize and Alice Sadilek the consolation. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjories
Opal Dvorak
Twenty-sixth Street
John Kolar
Washington, D. C
Banco
Helen Koehler
Alice Sadilek
First Presbyterian Guild Hosts Luncheon at Mrs. Brown’s
The Anna Burkhalter guild of the First Presbyterian church will give a guest luncheon Tuesday at 1 at the home of Mrs. W J Brown, 1962 First avenue E. The officers are to be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Burkhalter
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Plans Meeting And Fruit Shower
Mercy hospital auxiliary will meet Wednesday at the hospital for sewing. Plans will also be completed at that time for the annual fruit shower to be held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Million Dollar Stag Party At Club This Saturday
Country club wives will plan their own entertainment next Saturday as the Million Dollar stag party returns to the club. An annual fall event features a dinner replaced by stag prey with high bets likely, echoing past years where bogus money games drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Teachers Ass'n Will Hold First Meeting Tuesday
The Cedar Rapids Teachers' Association plans its first meeting Tuesday evening at First Congregational church. Reports from the National Educational Association convention in Atlantic City will be given by Miss Miriam Confare and Miss Lorraine Die man. Washington high school's girls glee club, under Miss Jess Chaney, will sing. Officers for the year include Miss Lorraine A. Dieman as president and several vice presidents, secretary, and treasurer. Committees cover auditing, budgeting, civic and educational, flower, legislative, mutual benefit, program, publicity, social, and means, with multiple members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Teachers’ Association
First Congregational Church
National Educational Association
Atlantic City
Miriam Confare
Lorraine Dieman
Girls’ Glee Club of
Washington High School
Jess Chaney
Lorraine A. Dieman
Clelia Seidel
Sara Ann Brown
Lavina Dragoo
Marion Putnam
Evelyn McIlraith
Betty Chapman
Gladys Thoman
Jess
Blanche Hunter
Bernette Lind
Nell Boyack
Holbrook to begin at University of Iowa as freshman
John Holbrook son of Mr and Mrs Royal Holbrook of 1820 Second Avenue SE enters the University of Iowa as a freshman and plans to study medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holbrook
Mrs. Royal Holbrook
Second Avenue SE
University of Iowa
Keevers Accepts Librarian Post at Rockhurst College
Miss Gertrude Keevers daughter of Mr and Mrs James Keevers 368 Twentieth Street SE travels to Kansas City Missouri to assume a librarian position at Rockhurst College a boys school She is a June graduate of the College of St Catherine St Paul Minnesota with two degrees in library science
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Keevers
James FP. Keevers
Twentieth Street
Kansas City
Rockhurst College
Keevers
College of St. Catherine
St. Paul
Minn
Krofta Kofron engagement and Oct 4 wedding planned
Mr and Mrs Wesly Krofta announce the engagement of their daughter La Vone Marie to Joseph Kofron son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kofron The ceremony is set for Oct 4 at St Ludmila church with Rev Frank Hruby officiating A miscellaneous shower for Miss Krofta was hosted by Miss Hilda May Werner with Marie Alice May Marianna Stark Anna belle Reind Charlotte Kovarik Charlotte Hubbard Maureen McDonnell Margaret Hanson Frances Patrick and Agnes Kremenak in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesly Krofta
J Street
la Vone Marie
Joseph Kofron
Hamilton Street
St. Ludmila’s Church
Frank Hruby
Hilda May Werner
Sixth Avenue
Miss Krofta
Marie Alice May
Marianna Stark
Annabelle Reind
Charlotte Kovarik
Charlotte Hubbard
Maureen McDonnell
Margaret Hanson
Frances Patrick
Agnes Kremenak
Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect Ann Hayner at Ausadie
Miss Matt Hayner and Miss Margaret Lawler hosted nine friends for a luncheon and bridge after at Killian tea room and at the Ausadie. Miss Hayner received a gift. Mr and MrsHoward M Senninghoffwill entertain Wednesday evening at 2201 Ridgeway Drive SE in honor of Miss Hayner and Lawrence Yount. Others attending included Miss Kaye Longueville Miss Mary Louise Byrnes Tom Woods and Edward Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Hayner
Margaret Lawler
Ann Hayner
Killian Tea Room
Ausadie For Bridge
Hayner
Howard M. Senninghoff
Ridgeway Drive
Miss Hayner
Lawrence Yount
Kaye Longueville
Mary Louise Byrnes
Tom Woods
Edward Gorman
Bridge Party Honoring Cleveland Guests At Miss Simitz Home
Miss Alice Simitz hosted a Friday bridge party at 1704 A Avenue NE honoring Miss Agnes Cochrane and Miss Sally Sammon of Cleveland who remained until Saturday with Mrs. Richard S. Miller before departing. Four tables played with prizes won by Miss Cochrane Miss Zenata Isaacs Har Brown Mr and Mrs George J Simitz Miss Blanche Zelenda Herbert Detleff Jack Dowd Joe Zelanda Jr Tom Bailey Mr Woodard and Mr Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Simitz
Avenue NE
Agnes Cochrane
Sally Sammon
Cleveland
Richard S. Miller
Miss Cochrane
Zenata Isaacs
Har Brown
George J. Simitz
Blanche Zelenda
Herbert Detleff
Jack Dowd
Joe Zelanda, Jr
Tom Bailey
Woodard
Paul
Junior Hadassah Bridge Tea At Roosevelt Hotel
Junior Hadassah hosts a mem bership tea this afternoon at the Roosevelt hotel from 3 to 5. Miss Esther Brill of Chicago regional chairman will speak. The tea features yellow and lavender flowers, lavender candles, and a silver bowl. Ruth Kushner and Sally Koeberg will pour. Prizes awarded for high bridge score. Ida Koeberg is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hadassah
Roosevelt Hotel
Esther Brill
Chicago
Midwest
Ruth Kushner
Sally Koeberg
Ida Koeberg
Inspector Feagin to Visit Coe Kappa Delta at Coe College
Miss Bessie Feagin of Birmingham Alabama inspector general of Kappa Delta sorority will visit Alpha Gamma chapter at Coe College Monday morning from Iowa City. She will stay until Wednesday then inspect Northwestern University in Chicago. This is her third Coe campus visit with conferences planned with officers alumnae and Dean Mary Bel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Feagin
Birmingham
Ala
Kappa Delta Sorority
Iowa City
Alpha Gamma
Kappa Delta
Coe College
Chicago
Northwestern University
Feagin
Coe
Seeee
Miss
Mary Bel
Miss Scolaro to Wed on Wednesday at Immaculate Conception
Miss Josephine Scolaro daughter of Mrs Mary Scolaro will marry August Gureno Jr of Omaha this Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Immaculate Conception church A breakfast at Hotel Montrose Crystal room will follow and the couple will depart for a wedding trip Miss Scolaro was named Miss Cedar Rapids in a Junior Service League sponsored contest by Cedar Rapids Merchants and The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Scolaro
Mary Scolaro
August Gureno, Jr
Omaha
Immaculate Conception Church
Montrose Crystal Room
Scolaro
Cedar Rapids
Junior Service League
Cedar Rapids Merchants
the Gazette
Mrs J E De Fore Hosts Third Meeting Of Women Club
Mrs J E De Fore hosted a Friday evening gathering at 830 Seventh Avenue SE as the group plans to form a club to perform charitable work. This was the third meeting with attendees including Mrs Katherine Dunham, Mrs J A McGowan, Mrs F Wing, Mrs Libbie Bisek, Mrs R Simon, Mrs Joseph N, Mrs F Mencer, Mrs E B Gable, and Mrs J Cimburek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. de Fore
Seventh Avenue SE
Katherine Dunham
J. A. McGowan
F. &. Wing
Libbie Bisek
R. Simon
Joseph N
F. Mencer
E. B. Gable
J. Cimburek
Burkholder Named Georgetown Law Student
Marvin L. Burkholder son of MP and Mrs W S Burkholder of 1738 Pourth Ave SE will enter Georgetown University Law as a junior student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Burkholder
W. S. Burkholder
Ieee
Georgetown University Law Sliced
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Glass
Tellier
ST. Paul’s Ladies Aid
Tru
Garden Club
Douglas
Promptu
Engleman Welty
Crimson Petal
Quilter
Pierrot
Mitchell
Helen Kacena Stark
Frank V. Orr
Sterling Trio
Nature-Garden Dept
Hamiltons
Miss Chandler
Wadsworths
Mrs. Larner
Owen
Durins
Mrs. Pancratz
Towa State
Covert
Sigma
A.A.A.W
Burkhalter Guild
Hospital Auxiliary
Teachers’ Ass’n
Iowa
LA Vone Krofta
Hadassah
Coe Kappa Deltas
Miss Scolaro
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