Ladies Of Moose Convene Annual State Conference In Cedar Rapids
The Ladies of the Moose hold their state conference in Cedar Rapids over Friday to Sunday alongside the state L O O M convention. A Friday 6 PM dinner at the Roosevelt hotel honors guests and 100 prospective members. Honorees include Marie Christiansen of Des Moines, Ruth Cleary of Fort Madison, Mae Force of Sioux City, and Marguerite West of Davenport, with Bessie J Berkla as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Moose
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Marie Christiansen
Des Moines
College of Regents
Ruth Cleary
Fort Madison
Mae Force
Sioux City
Marguerite West
Davenport
Bessie J Berkla
Ladies of the Moose No. 515
Mary Kness
Celia Glessner
Helen Lowe
Margaret Blencoe
Lillian Meyer
Bridge clubs host guests at city social events
Members of bridge and sewing clubs kicked off fall meetings with a Friday social program. Notable guests included Mrs Gaul Burck of Pasadena and Mrs Gregory Williamson of New York City, plus out of town visitors and local hosts at luncheons and bridge parties across several addresses. Mrs Thomas, DAR state treasurer, returned from three state meetings after attending events in Eldora Waterloo and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaul Burck
Pasadena
Gregory Williamson
New York City
Howard Hall
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Merces
Cart
Miss Safely Hosts Pregame Picnic Courtesy
Miss Laura Ann Safely daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Safely will host a supper club gathering Friday evening before the Wilson Franklin football game. Attending will be Misses Sally Lubger Yvonne Svoboda Jane Alexander Ellen Curray Marion Reiff Doris Jackson and Jean Wandel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ann Safely
Robert C Safely
Avenue NE
Wilson-Franklin
Sally Luberger
Yvonne Svoboda
Jane Alexander
Ellen Curray
Marion Reiff
Doris Jackson
Jean Wandel
College club hosts buffet dinner for officers
Mrs. John T. Hecker hosted Thursday evening at a buffet dinner entertaining officers and committee chairmen of the College club. Fall flower arrangements were used on the serving table. A board meeting followed to finalize plans for Saturday's afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hecker
First Avenue E
College Club
Louise Blaul Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Louise Blaul daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore F Blaul of 345 Woodland Drive SE hosted an eleventh birthday party Thursday afternoon. Twenty six friends attended with pink and white decorations and table favors enhancing the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Blaul
Theodore F Blaul
Woodland Drive
Dessert bridge honors Miss Margaret French bride elect
Hostesses at Mrs Wurster's tea room Thursday evening were Mrs Arthur Brague and others who invited Miss Margaret French, bride elect, to a dessert bridge. Guests presented a gift to the honoree. attendees included Mesdames Vern Green Joseph B Scannell Claude Galloway Robert S Savage EC Morness Robert Horak George Slichts plus Miss Jeanne Howell and Miss Dorothy Navratil.
ISU Student Tom Shive Pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Tom Shive son of Mr and Mrs Philip W Shive of 2316 Bavente NE and a student at Iowa State College this year was pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the conclusion of the rushing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Shive
Philip W. Shive
Iowa State College
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Dutch Treat golf meet for Cedar Rapids Country Club women
A Dutch Treat golf meet is planned for Saturday at 10 am for the women of Cedar Rapids Country Club. All club women are welcome to participate.
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Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Whitock Couple Travel to Excelsior Springs
Mr. and Mrs. T J Whitock of 1845 Fourth Avenue SE left Friday for Excelsior Springs to be away for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T J Whitock
Fourth Avenue SE
Excelsior Springs
Birthday Party Honors Carole Jean Price at Home
Mrs Carl Price hosted a Wednesday lawn party at 948 Maplewood Drive NE to celebrate Carole Jean Price turning six. Attendants included Dorothy Meany Margaret Ann Meany Nancy Franc Douglas Franc Maury Hoyland Marilyn Jensen Bonnie Moe Taylor Barbara Clendening Bruce Platner Delbert Sykora Rorey Douglas Jo Jo Machal Pete Machal and Robert Price with Mrs Del T Stanton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Price
Maplewood Drive
Carole Jean
Dorothy
Margaret Ann Meany
Nancy and
Douglas Franc
Maury Hoyland
Marilyn Jensen
Bonnie Moe Taylor
Barbara Clendening
Bruce Platner
Delbert Sykora
Rorey Douglas
Jo Jo
Pete Machal
Robert Price
del T. Stanton
Mrs Morrison Hosts Ace-High Bridge Club Dinner
Mrs B B Morrison of 1056 Third Avenue SE hosted a buffet dinner Wednesday for Ace-High bridge club members. Miss Gertrude Humphreys attended as a guest. Prizes were won by Miss Margaret Jacobson and Mrs Norman Workman.
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B B Morrison
Third Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Gertrude Humphreys
Margaret Jacobson
Norman Workman
Aunt Het on women's unity and power
AUNT HET declares that if women of the country unite in a set-down strike they would hold power enough to boss the universe, highlighting the potential impact of collective female action.
Golf Dinner At Cedar View To Include Awards And Toast
The Cedar View Country club hosts a semi formal golf dinner this Sunday at 6 30 p m with golf awards presented and Paul Huston as toastmaster. An orchestra will provide dancing after the program and reservations are expected to fill the record attendance. those not yet attending should notify the club by Sunday morning.
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Cedar View Country Club
Paul Huston
Beta Sigma Phi hosts social hour at Sigma chapter meeting
A Wednesday Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi gathering at Light company Bungalow featured Miss Vera Fifield Miss Marie Schamberger and Mrs Frances Buchanan as hosts during the social hour. Miss Wilma Wells and others led the program with histories reports on Torch chapters and the international convention set for Kansas City June 20 21 22. Attendees at the Muscatine eastern Town district meeting Sunday include Miss Marvel Whitcher Miss Cecelia Johnson Miss Inez Brollier Miss Lucile Dose and Miss Marguerite Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Light Company
Vera Fifield
Marie Schamberger
Frances Buchanan
Wilma Wells
Beta Sigma Phi
Fifield
Eileen Koehler
Cedar Rapids
Isabel Schluter
Margaret Watt
Kansas City
Muscatine
Marvel Whitcher Cecelia Johnson
Inez Brollier
Lucile Dose
Marguerite Smith
Trinity Methodist Church plans west general meeting tea
The Women’s Society of Christian Service executive committee met with Mrs Earl S McManes to plan an open house tea in the newly decorated church basement Friday with division vice chairs hosting. Upstream and Builders classes will serve during Educational Week next week. The year includes mission sponsorship Bible study and teachers training courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Earl S McManes
Vinton Rond
Cultus Club Opens Year With Dessert Luncheon
The Cultus club held its first meeting of the year on Thursday afternoon after a dessert luncheon at Mrs. George Baumgartner home. Miss Anna Marie De Castello reviewed White Cliffs by Alice Duer Miller My Life in a Man Made Jungle by Mrs Belle Benchley The Usurper by Harry Huroll and The Family by Nina Fedorova. Club officers include Mrs Baumgartner president Mrs RE Heal vice president Miss DeCastello secretary Miss Bertha Graham treasurer and Mrs R S Toogood historian.
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Cultus Club
George Baumgartner
Fourth Avenue SE
Anna Marie de Castello
Alice Duer Miller
Belle Benchley
Harry Huroll
Nina Fedorova
Baumgartner
RE. Heal
Miss DeCastello
Bertha Graham
R. S. Toogood
East Side WC T U changes meeting time to Wednesday
The East Side WC T U will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist church instead of the usual day. A program is planned and final preparations for the state convention will be made. all members and friends are invited. Mr and Mrs Frank Drehouse and their son Donald have returned home after a 5900 mile trip through the west and Mexico.
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East Side
WC. T U
First Baptist Church
Frienels
Frank Drehouse
C Avenue NW
Donald
West
Mexico
City Hosts Welcome Out of Town Visitors This Weekend
Local host families prepare for guests from distant cities including Mrs J P Rior dan of Los Angeles arriving for a few days and Corinne O Moore visiting Cedar Rapids from Marion Conn for a 10 day stay. P M Ray of Chattanooga plans to end his three week visit with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B Cameron
Second Avenue SE
J P Riordan
Los Angeles
Corinne O. Moore
G. H Cornwell
Garden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Marion, Conn
New Haven
P M Ray
Chattanooga
Paul Schumann Ray
Blake Boulevard
Ray
Waterloo
Iowa
Perry C. Rude
Vernon Drive
James Zollinger
la Porte City
Cedar Chapter No 184 C E S Holds Special Meeting
Cedar chapter No 184 C E S met in Masonic hall with about 300 attendees. Distinguished guests included Mrs Linda Schweitzer and Mrs JoAnn Bode as grand representative of Vermont in Iowa, plus Mrs Agnes Horak and Mrs Edna Duncan among others. New members Walter Ehrhardt and Harold Chapman received degrees.
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Cedar Chapter No
C. E S
Masonic Hall
Linda Schweitzer
JoAnn Bode
Margaret Corbyn
Bode
Schweitzer
Cedar Chapter
Vermont
Iowa
Agnes Horak
Edna Duncan
Agnes King
Florence Thomas
Winifred Morris
Charles Stevens
Malta
Walter Ehrhardt
Harold Chapman
Harry Chambers
John Heaton
Reid Watson
Oliver Stucker
Vernon White
Andrew Petersen
Carl Godden
Bernice Diserens
West
Mable McCollister
Harriet Campbell
Annette Bailey
Marie Ehrhardt
Elizabeth Chase
Queen Esther
King’s Daughters
Chapman
Diserens
Bernadine Boyle PreNuptial Courtesy Held in Burlington
A pre nuptial courtesy honoring Miss Bernadine Boyle bride elect of Willard Hughes was hosted Wednesday evening at the Jensen home in Burlington. Guests included Mrs A J Jensen Mrs John Baker Mrs Augusta Boyle and many relatives and friends. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Robertson Mrs Hughes and Miss Lecge.
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Bernadine Boyle
Willard Hughes
A. J. Jensen
John Baker
Burlington
Augusta Boyle
Jensen
Eighteenth Street
J. L. Robertson
Marion
George Maxfield
Robins
William Hughes
Hugh Phelps
Joe Wilde
Pat Allen
Kenneth Taylor
L. J. Boyle
E. J. Boyle
Etta Wicke
Bernice Leege
Bernice Monnahan
Lillian Burns
Freida Brammer
Marion Kimball
Maude McKernan
Robertson
Hughes
Lecge
Mrs Lilly Honored at Thursday Party by Friends
A social gathering for Mrs Joseph Lilly, former Miss Mildred Gorman, featured bridge and prizes. Guests included Misses Mary Jane Glenn, Mary Virginia Glenn, Mary Jane Brown, Marie Kula, Mary Louise Kiffe, Kathleen Hogan, Mary Scanlan and Patricia Brown, plus Mesdames Scannell, Glenn, Dykes and W D Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lilly
Mildred Gorman
Mary Jane
Mary Virginia Glenn
Grande Avenue SE
Mary Jane Brown
Marie Kula
Mary Louise Kiffe
Kathleen Hogan
Mary Scanlan
Patricia Brown
Joseph B Scannell
George Glenn
Everett Dykes
W. D. Glenn
Jolly Neighbors Club Hosts Visit and Winners
Mrs Ted O'Brien hosted Thursday afternoon for the Jolly Neighbors club at 3030 Wenng road NE. Mrs Julius Hopker and Mrs Virginia Quimby won at banco. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Lester Martinek. The next meeting is scheduled for Oct 9 at 2 pm at Mrs Charles Packingham's home 827 Fifth avenue SE.
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Ted O’brien
Wenng Road
Jolly Neighbors Club
Julius Hopker
Virginia Quimby
Banco
Lester Martinek
Charles Packingham
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids Cyclites Hostess Evening for Ten Guests
Mrs William E Harman of 129 Fourth avenue SW welcomed ten Cedar Rapids Cyclites club members Tuesday evening. Miss Margaret Ross from Marion attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Harman
Fourth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Kittens Inspire Kitchen Stitchery Pattern 2970
Pattern 2970 offers a transfer of seven cat motifs to decorate tea towels with instructions and illustrations. Send 10 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft department for pattern details and transfer, include name and address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
Mooseheart alumni events cap three day Iowa session
Sioux City hosts the honored chapter with 18 chapters attending a Saturday general assembly followed by a buffet luncheon. Speakers include Zoe Heacock and Nellie Smith as panelists. Mooseheart alumni banquet is at Montrose hotel with a 9 p.m. ball, and a Roosevelt hotel friendship breakfast begins Sunday activities.
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Sioux City
Viola Matthews
Moose Hall
Christiansen
Cleary
Force
West
Maude Peasely
Bessie J. Berkla
Mary Johnson
Zoe Heacock
Iowa City
Madeline Walsh
Burlington
Mrs. Peasley
Nellie Smith
Waterloo
Eloise Trotter
Boone
Mooseheart
Montrose Hotel
Moose Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Laura Unach
P. H D
P H. D
Sorenson and Navratil Honor Evelyn Werner Ahead of October Wedding
Mrs Alfred E Sorenson and Mrs Jerome Navratil hosted 13 guests at 424 Dunreath Drive NE Wednesday in honor of Miss Evelyn Werner. The wedding to Alvin Ouljiri is set for October 8 at Immaculate Conception church with gifts from guests including Noel Newell Madora Murtagh Mary Margaret Hoff Faith Whitman Theo Waline Alberta Wooldridge Kathryn Marshall and others from Cedar Rapids Marion and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Sorenson
Jerome Navratil
Sorenson
Dunreath Drive
Evelyn Werner
Alvin Ouljiri
Immaculate Conception Church
Noel Newell
Madora Murtagh
Mary Margaret Hoff
Faith Whitman
Theo Waline
Alberta Wooldridge
Kathryn Marshall
F. A. Monroe
John Threskheld
L. A Augustine
William Sedlak
Donald Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Sortor
Marion
Riders Gather For Sunday YWCA Fete And Rifle Meet
Mounted patrolers riders and riflery enthusiasts are invited to join a Sunday event at the YWCA. Activities include a 7:30 am gathering, a ride from Ely stables from 8 to 9 am, rifle shooting, and breakfast. Reservations close Saturday at 10 am at the YWCA.
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YWCA
Ely
Ywc.a
Rainbow for Girls install officers Saturday at 7 pm
The Order of Rainbow for Girls schedules its officer installation Saturday at 7 p m in the Masonic hall with public invitation. Miss Dorothy Gibb retires as worthy advisor and Miss Jane Watson becomes worthy advisor elect. Rainbow girls will be entertained after with dancing. Masons and Eastern Star members are specially invited.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Dorothy Gibb
Jane Watson
Rainbow Girls
Eastern Star
Mrs Hays Hosts Luncheon for Miss Dorothy Hays
Mrs Paul Hays entertained at a Wednesday luncheon honoring Miss Dorothy Hays whose forthcoming marriage to Robert M Gulick is set for Oct 11 The event was hosted with Mrs Paul Palmer and Mrs Howard Hays of Fort Dodge plus their children Ann John Joanne and Judy Hays and Mrs A B Swan of Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hays
Eighth Avenue SW
Dorothy Hays
Robert M. Gulick
Paul Palmer
Howard Hays
Fort Dodge
Ann
John
A. B. Swan
Walker
Joanne
Judy Hays
Wilma Rinderknecht Weds Willard Grummer
Miss Wilma Rinderknecht and Willard Grummer were wed in a single ring ceremony at Trinity Lutheran church. Rev Schroeder officiated. Verla Mohr and Sylvia Grummer served as attendants. After a wedding trip to Chicago, the couple will live on a farm east of Belle Plaine.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Wilma Rinderknecht
August Rinderknecht
Seventeenth Street
Willard Grummer
William Grummer
Luzerne
Mr Schroeder
Este Keiper
Johanna Hill
Verla Mohr
Vinton
Sylvia Grummer
Hampton
Miss Mohr
Paul Rinderknecht
Eugene Grummer
Carl Schminke
Chicago
Belle Plaine
Mrs Kemp Surprised With Birthday Party at Home
Mrs Robert Kemp celebrated her birthday with a surprise party at her home 813 B avenue NE. Friends called in the afternoon including Mrs Flora Twoman of Center Point and Mrs Nelle Walker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kemp
B Avenue NE
Flora Twoman
Center Point
Nelle Walker
Nettie
M. M. Shebek Home After West Coast Vacation
M. M. Shebek of 1607 Green Avenue NE returns Friday morning from a two week vacation on the west coast announcing homecoming from a travel break.
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West Coast
M. M. She
Bek
Green Avenue NE
Myron C. Taylor Flies To London In Surprise Visit
Myron C. Taylor, Roosevelt's envoy to the Vatican, arrived at a British airfield from Lisbon and flew to London. He planned talks with United States Ambassador John G. Winant and British leaders, possibly including Prime Minister Churchill, with a return to Lisbon and a Thursday departure by Clipper to New York.
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London
Myron C. Taylor
Roosevelt
Vatican
Lisbon
Taylor
United States
John G. Winant
Clipper
New York
Churchsill
Taylor in London to discuss refugee issues with British leaders
Myron C. Taylor Roosevelt's personal emissary to the Vatican travels to London to discuss refugee problems with British leaders. He serves as vice-chairman of the international committee on refugees while Lord Winterton in London acts as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Myron C. Taylor
Roosevelt
Vatican
London
State Department
Taylor
International Committee On Refugees
Lord Winterton
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Ladies of Moose
George S_ Josselyn
Twenty-third Street Drive
L. Jo Derflinger
Clinton
Sutherland c. Dows
Robert B. Davis
Twenty-ninth Street SE
Harold E Reid
Green Bay
Wis
Fabiano S. Pesek
Eighth Avenue SE
Maqucketa River
Delhi
G. A. Kay
Dallas
Tex
Mesdames
W. Richards
E. C Nelson
Arthur Sander
C. W. Whipple
R. W. McClaughry
B L. Knight
H S. Purdue
Louella Philipps
C. W. McCalley
Walter L. Jackson
B. F. Childs
Monrovia
Calif
Virginia Collins
E. B. Layman
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Mrs. Thomas Home
D.A.R
Miss Safely
Mrs, Necker
French
Tom Sutive
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
T. J Winlocks
Springs
Carole Jean Price
Mrs. Morrison
Cedar View
Sigwa Chapter
Drehouses
Heinz
Cedar O. E. S
Lilly
Mrs. O'Brien
Mrs. Harman
Hepner
Fy Leia Wheeler
Neumode Hosiery Shop
2Nd Ave
2Nd St. SE
KG. Barker
Coghlan, Mae Camburn and
Leah McCormick
M. M. Shebek
Siebke & Taylor CO
Second Avenue
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