Dinner Parties To Honor the Sinclair Knox
Mr and Mrs Sinclair Knox of Colfax Washington visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Charles S Knox 350 Pleasant drive SE and Dr and Mrs James M Knox 517 Knoll wood drive SE. Social events include family dinner Wednesday and dinners Thursday Friday at Cedar Rapids Country club and Knox homes. Mrs Robert C Toms and her mother Mrs J E Ives have returned from Rolla Missouri with Jo Fitzpatrick family to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Knox
Colfax
Wash
Charles S. Knox
Pleasant Drive
James M. Knox
Knollwood Drive
Kenneth Bogaard
Fourth Avenue SE
Knox
James M Knox
Ben H. Witwer
Second Avenue SE
R. R. Epler
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Charles S Knox
Robert C. Toms
J. E. Ives
Grande Avenue SE
Rolla, Mo
Arlington visitor Charles H Smith stays with Smiths
Charles H Smith of Arlington Virginia visits for a few days at the home of his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith 2618 Bever avenue SE Bridge club Thursday with Mrs Hladky Mrs Joseph F Hladky JrFortieth street SE will host to members of her bridge club at luncheon in her home Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Smith
Arlington, Va
Fred W Smith
Bever Avenue
Joseph F. Hladky, Jr
Fortieth Street
Bridge Club
Mrs Darling Hosts Reading Club Lunch
Mrs F Wallace Darling hosted a reading club luncheon at her home on Cottage Grove avenue. Eight members attended with Mrs B P Lattner leading the program. Visitors Mrs F J Malone and Mrs D J Stewart from Oskaloosa joined relatives in the weeklong stay at Mrs D A Huene’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Darling
F Wallace Darling
Cottage Grove Avenue
B. P. Lattner
Okiciyapi Camp Fire appoints officers at guardian home
Last week at the home of guardian Mrs William H Ford 1816 Eighth avenue SE the Okiciyapi Camp Fire girls elected Camilla Lorenc as president Gloria Hetzell as vice president Lee Cooper as secretary JoAnn Stanek as treasurer and Dianna Ford as scribe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okiciyapi
William H. Ford
Eighth Avenue SE
Camilla Lorenc
Gloria Hetzell
Lee Cooper
JoAnn Stanek
Dianna Ford
Dr Lilley to Speak at Beethoven Club Meeting
Dr Theodore G Lilley pastor of First Presbyterian will address Beethoven club members at the opening meeting Thursday morning replacing Dr Marcus Bach. Lilley, a new city pastor and former Sioux City pastor, will discuss Intimate Glimpses of Great Composers and Iowa music history. Mrs Clyde R Sanborn will sing Newly found folk tunes of Iowa. Duo pianoists Mrs Marshall Hickman and Mrs A Otto Ambroz will perform the Scaramouche Suite by Michand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore G. Lilley
First Presbyterian Church
Beethoven Club
Marcus Bach
Lilley
Sioux City
Ohio State University
Chicago Theological Seminary
Congregational Church
Iowa
Clyde R. Sanborn
Marshall Hickman
A. Otto Ambroz
Michand
Julia Hart Weds Charles Hromidko in Cedar Rapids
Miss Julia Hartl daughter of Mrs Lottie Hartl Ely became the bride of Charles Hromidko son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hromidko Bagley Minnesota Monday morning at St Wenceslaus church Cedar Rapids Rev J L Kissling officiated Bride wore white satin and net gown with fingertip veil bouquet of red roses Maid of honor Mrs Hromideo Elaine Hartl Ely wore pink colonial bouquet Bridesmaids Lorraine Adams Solon Amelia Andrie Ely pink and blue Best man Leonard Hartl Ely Ushers Leo Ross Milo Rehak Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hartl
Lottie Hartl
Ely
Charles Hromidko
Joseph Hromidko
Bagley
Minn
St. Wenceslaus Church
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Kissling
Berna Wedine Bartosh
Onor
Hromideo Honor
Lorraine Adams
Solon
Amelia Andrie
Leonard Hartl
Leo Ross
Milo Rehak
Junior Matron’s Civic Club Plans Cedar Rapids Tea
A new social organization, the Junior Matron's Civic club, will hold a preliminary tea Monday at 2 30 p m in the Lincoln-Jeffer son rooms of the Roosevelt hotel. The group aims to carry on civic work in Cedar Rapids and invites foreign war brides to attend. Reservations may be made with Mrs. M N Adams at 2 7083 Mrs E Korensky at 2 6581 or Mrs G L Churchsmith at 3 3600 before Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
M. N. Adams
E. Korensky
G. L. Churchsmith
Miss Hughes and Peel wed at Westminster Church in Marion
Miss Billie Dawn Hughes and Ernest L. Peel married Saturday at 4 p m in Westminster Presbyterian church with Rev A E Kurth officiating. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Hughes of Marion and groom son of Mrs C L Peel of Paris Illinois. Reception in church parlors. Mercy hospital school of nursing to publish annual paper this year with staff to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Dawn Hughes
Ernest L. Peel
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. E. Kurth
W. T. Hughes
Marion
Mr. Peel
C. L. Peel
Paris
Jacqueline Edmonds
William C. Cooper
Patricia Hickel
Richard Dean Hughes
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Sodality
Rose Marie Ryan
Helen Carew
Peggy Wallace
Ruth Burke
Miss Burke
Father J. Olinger
Mary Maureen
Miss Hazel Miller and Harry Hackert Married at Little Brown Church
Miss Hazel Miller and Harry Hackert wed in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. F. L. Hanscom at the Little Brown Church near Nashua on a Tuesday afternoon. The bride, a Clarence High School alumna, wore an equal wool suit with pink rose corsage. the groom, son of Mrs. Maggie Hackert of Central City, is an Alburnett High School graduate. Both work for Quaker Oats in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
Nashua
Hazel Miller
Harry Hackert
F. L. Hanscom
Art Larick
Clarence
Hackert
Maggie Hackert
Central City
Henry Akers
Iowa State pledges two more to Alpha Gamma Delta
Miss Betty Nolting daughter of Mrs J W Nolting of 362 Twentieth Street SE pledged to Alpha Gamma Delta at Iowa State College on Tuesday. Among 144 pledges from 300 rushing girls another eastern Iowa entrant, Miss Helen Coffeen of Decorah, also joined Alpha Gamma Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Nolting
J. W. Nolting
Twentieth Street
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Iowa State College
Iowa
Helen Coffeen
Decorah
Alpha Gamma Delta
Irvin Couple Back From Philadelphia Visit
Mr and Mrs S C Irvin return from a two weeks visit in Philadelphia with Mr and Mrs Al Odegaard Mrs Odegaard is a granddaughter of the Irvins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. C. Irvin
Seventeenth Street
Philadelphia
al Odegaard
Mrs. Odegaard
the Irvins
Anne Adams Pattern 4606 Jr Miss Suit in Pattern Book
Rave notices promote Pattern 4606 with wide belt and coachman collar. Includes illustrated instructions and comes in Jr Miss sizes 11 13 15 17 for 39 inch fabric. Send twenty five cents to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department for order forms and size details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
North Clinton Street
Chicago
Ill
Imore
Children happier if their parents are not worriers
Miss Afton Smith of the University of Iowa told the PTA council that children who are enjoyed are happier than those who are worried about them. She urged parents to rely on genuine enjoyment and sympathy as paths to love, and cautioned against overreliance on outside experts. The session, for mothers of adolescents, launched a monthly series at the board of education building with the topic Your Family Is Your Fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton Smith
University of Iowa Extension Division
P.T.A. Council
Board of Education
Miss Smith
Service club elects new officers at Jane Boyd house
The Service club of the Jane Boyd Community house met Monday for the first time this year. Officers elected were Mrs. Betty Sills president, Mrs. Bessie Bartholomew vice president, Mrs. Lucille Bisinger secretary, Mrs. Blanche Grimm assistant secretary, and Mrs. Lottie Foster treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Jane Boyd Community House
Betty Sills
Bessie Bartholomew
Lucille Bisinger
Blanche Grimm
Lottie Foster
Camp Fire group hosts mothers tea at guardian home
The Ohanpi camp fire group entertained their mothers at a tea Monday at the home of guardian Mrs. H. W. Ribble 523 Knollwood drive SE with Mrs. Russell Nelson assisting. The program included regular meeting items and each girl explained a Camp Fire project. Suzanne Lewellen played a piano solo as officers were elected: president Suzanne Lewellen, vice president Susan Ribble, secretary Merilyn Mahr, treasurer Janice Knox. The Buchanan P.T.A. sponsors the group with Miss Ruth Phillips as sponsor from the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohanpi
H. W. Ribble
Knollwood Drive
Russell Nelson
Suzanne Lewellen
Susan Ribble
Merilyn Mahr
Janice Knox
Buchanan P.T.A
Ruth Phillips
Banker Admits Women Hold Purse Strings in Savings
CHICAGO UP Myron F. Converse retiring president of the American Bankers Association savings division admits that 60 percent of all savings deposits are made by housewives. The remark reflects a changing role in household finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Myron F. Converse
American Bankers Association Savings Division
Election Precedes Mt Mercy Dinner
Mount Mercy academy and junior college held senior and junior class elections Tuesday afternoon before the annual faculty student dinner. More than 100 residents and faculty attended. Senior president Bernardine Elliott of Manchester was chosen, with Lois McDermott of De Witt as vice president, Lois Jurgen as secretary, and Mary Theresa Rink as treasurer. Junior president Gertrude Harrington of Britt was elected, with Eileen Manton and Rose Imarie Knowles named vice president and secretary treasurer. Freshman and sophomore elections follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Academy
Mount Mercy Junior College and Academy
Academy
Bernardine Elliott
Julian Elliott
Manchester
Lois McDermott
de Witt
Lois Jurgen
Marion
Mary Theresa Rink
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Chosen Academy
Gertrude Harrington
Robert Harrington
Britt
Eileen Manton
A Avenue NE
Rose
Imarie Knowles
Oakland Ave
Nue NE
Louise Leibert Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon Meeting
Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters and Sons met for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. David Lehti’s home in 1932 Fifth Avenue SE. President Mrs. Robert Prewitt and secretary Mrs. Lehti were named delegates to the state convention in Des Moines October 2 to 4. Alternates are Mrs. M Sopousek and Mrs. George Serovy. Contributions were given to the Coe scholarship fund and toward a rug for the Ft Madison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters and Sons
David Lehti
Fifth Avenue SE
Robert Prewitt
Lehti
Des Moines
M. Sopousek
George Serovy
Coe
Ft. Madison
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Pattern Ad 15 Inch Doll
Laura Wheeler presents a new improved pattern 797 for a 15 inch doll with movable limbs. Includes transfer doll clothes and concise directions with photos and charts. Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Chicago 80 with pattern number and sender name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Laura Wheeler
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Designing Woman Swags For Easy Window Decor
A simple guide to swags as top-off window treatments using unbleached muslin. Three swags are threaded through large wooden rings and hung one above another. Fabrics include bold stripes in red green yellow or blue or a multicolored plaid.
Mrs. Jess Jacoby Hosts Janice Jacoby’s Sixth Birthday
Mrs. Jess Jacoby entertained at a Monday afternoon party honoring her daughter Janice on her sixth birthday. The event was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Reid at 927 Fourteenth Avenue SW. Twenty four children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Jacoby
Janice
O. A. Reid
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Mrs McClary Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. Harvey C. McClary of 365 Park Terrace SE entertained eight bridge club members at luncheon on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. McClary
Park Terrace SE
Luriche
Shirley Weston Heads Rainbow at West Union
Shirley Weston installed as worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in West Union Others taking office at public ceremonies Monday include Mary Louise Swale as associate advisor Alice Mae Payne charity Peggy Spencer Clermont hope Diane Schatz faith Mary Brehme drill leader Marjorie Knorr chaplain Mary Woodard treasurer Patty Eastman recorder Mary Jean Sturch love Marlys Halverson religion Marie Mann nature Jeanette Niehaus immortality Mary Joyce Frank fidelity Arlys Elsheimer patriotism Nancy Price service JoAnn Humphry confidential observer Patty Bostrom outer observer Shirley Anfinson musician Pat Kelly choir director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Shirley Weston
Order of Rainbow
Mary Louise Swale
Alice Mae Payne
Charity
Peggy Spencer
Clermont
Hope
Diane Schatz
Mary Brehme
Marjorie Knorr
Mary Woodard
Patty Eastman
Mary Jean Sturch
Marlys Halverson
Marie Mann
Nature
Jeanette Niehaus
Mary Joyce Frank
Fidelity
Arlys Elsheimer
Nancy Price
Service
JoAnn Humphry
Confidential Observer
Patty Bostrom
Outer Observer
Shirley Anfinson
Pat Kelly
Pythian Sisters Host Benefit Card Party Friday
The Pythian Sisters will hold a benefit card party Friday at 7.30 p.m. in the Bungalow of the Light company. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
the Light Company
White House Label on Preserves Brings Bid
At the Woman's City club annual harvest festival in Kansas City a jar of regular damson plum preserves with a White House label drew a high bid of 2 dollars. The preserves were contributed by Mrs. Harry S. Truman and were won by Mrs Harold W. Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Woman’s City Club
Harry S. Truman
White House
Harold W. Falls
Garden Tips on Frost Tolerance for Iowa State Crops
Frost and root crops such as carrots beets parsnips and cabbage can endure repeated light frosts says Larry Grove Iowa State College garden specialist The expert cautions against rushing harvests and notes fall ground remains warm enough to keep root vegetables safe until the nearby storage ground freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Grove
Iowa
Colege
Grove
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Mrs. Toms
Mrs. Ives
Missouri
D. A. Huene
Oskaloosa
F. J. Malone
D. J. Stewart
Okiciyapi Camp Fire
Mitvalsky’s
Adrian
Hitvalsky’s
Custom Mfg
Furriers
Dr. Lilley
Julia Hart
MERCY
Oxfords
Second Avenue
Mrs, Nackert
IS. CG. Irvens
Sas Isn
Ohanpi Camp
Mt. Mercy
Northwood
DIAL
Northwood Dairy
Guernsey
Mello-D
Sanita E Dairies
Designing Woman
Elizabeth Hillyer
Janice Jacoby
Mrs. McClary
Rainbow
Zobay
Sqentels
Ae Ames
Cas
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Second Street
Third Avenue
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