Home For the Friendless Fruit Reception Tuesday
The Home For the Friendless will host its annual fruit reception Tuesday at 519 Fifteenth Street NE. Open all day, with board members available to show visitors. donations of all food items welcomed and pickups available by calling 22-7401.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
David F Beardsley
Charles Byrnes
Nell Cherry
A J Diebold
E C Egloff
Carl Ettinger
J Harold Horan
WE Lamey
V Mirs
J Newburger
W. L Phipps
Roswell H Pickford
Perry C Rude
van Vechten Shaffer
Harrison E Spangler
Lurton H Stubbs
L. J Storey
Fred M Blakesley
R P Taylor
Arthur Tschirg
David Turner
C D van Vechten
Edward F Winslow
Frances Wolfe
Louis Yachek
Pledge Tea Held by Chi Omega at Coe College
The first pledge tea at Coe College was hosted by Chi Omega on Friday afternoon at 1265 First Avenue. Miss Mary Jo Johnson performed music, Miss Dorothy Rowles sang, and Mrs A W Erskine presided at the tea table decorated in cardinal and straw colors with yellow roses and red and yellow asters. Dorothea Dolson and Wilfreda Hauser organized the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Chi Omega Sev
First Avenue
Mary Jo Johnson
Dorothy Rowles
A W. Erskine
Dorothea Dolson
Wilfreda Hauser
Breakfast Teas Honor Mrs Perry Brown of Chicago
Miss Elsie Magnusson hosts a breakfast at Mrs Wurster s tea room this morning to honor Mrs Perry Brown of Chicago formerly of Cedar Rapids. Eight guests will be served with Mrs Brown and Dr and Mrs E Brown of Evanston and Ken Jean and Barry among attendees. Also present are Mrs L Williams of 207 Twentieth Street NE and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Magnusson
First Avenue W
Wurster
Perry Brown
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Brown
E. Brown
Evanston
Ken
Jean
Barry
Iadir
L. Williams
Tentieth Street
Regular Board Meeting Notice for Home For Aged Women
A regular meeting of the board of directors of the Home For Aged Women will be held Tuesday at 10 am at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home For Aged Women
Local Families Relocate in City Move
Mrs Mary Volesky of Johnson avenue NW and her mother Mrs Mary A Dobrosky of 1412 J street SW have moved to 1827 Higley avenue SE, updating their residential records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Volesky
Johnson Avenue
Mary A Dobrosky
J Street
Higley Avenue SE
Hesperian Club Meets Monday at Miss Grace Low Home
The Hesperian club will gather Monday at 80 Daniels Street, the home of Miss Grace Low. Miss Agne Robertson will lead the lesson and oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesperian Club
Grace Low
Daniels Street
Agne Robertson
Lucille Lawrence Installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Assembly No. 11
Miss Lucille Lawrence was installed as worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls Assembly No. 11 at the Masonic hall. Miss Margaret Watt officiated with Miss Darlene Baker assisting. A bouquet was presented to Lawrence, and Miss Breed sang as rose tapers formed a backdrop. Additional new officers include Irma Palda, Helen Kroulik, Peggy Bode, Jean Hatfield, Betty Ringsmuth, Dorothy Carr, Ruth Hubbard, Katherine Diers, Jane Grissel, Lillian Baldwin, Kathleen Carey, Jeanne Rowe, Mardella Parrott, Mary Helen Sloss, Kathleen Klink, Dorothy Leefers, Margaret Mineck, Betty Jean Hemsky, Jean Engleman, and choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lawrence
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Margaret Watt
Darlene Baker
Caroline Furrows
Betty Kingsmuth
Verle Breed
Miss Lawrence
Miss Breed
Irma Palda
Helen Kroulik
Charity
Peggy Bode
Hope
Jean Hatfield
Faith
Betty Ringsmuth
Dorothy Carr
Ruth Hubbard
Katherine Diers
Jane Grissel
Lillian Baldwin
Kathleen Carey
Jeanne
Mary Forrest
Jean Hatch
Naida Jean Bradley
Mavis Nelson
Nadine Dore
Jewel
Miss Watt
Beatrice Woods
Wenke Family Announces Daughter Mary Wenke to John Murray
Mr and Mrs W H Wenke of 1551 A avenue NE announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to John Murray son of Mr and Mrs A J Murray of 1844 Second Avenue SE. The couple set October 22 for the wedding. Miss Wenke graduated from Immaculate Conception High School. Mr Murray is a Notre Dame University graduate employed by Hutchinson Ice Cream Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Wenke
Mary
John Murray
A J Murray
Miss Wenke
Immaculate Conception High School
Murray
Notre Dame Univrsity
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Ellen Jean Kaupke Fourth Birthday Celebration
Mrs Mason Kaupke hosted Saturday afternoon at her home on SVP Biver avenue SF to honor daughter Phen Dean on her fourth birthday. Guests included Marilyn Ann Bovson, Shirley, and Frankel family associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Kaupke
SVP Biver Averue
Dauattar
Phen
Marilyn Ann Bovson
Shirley
Collors Tabet Frankel
Pelford Kouphe Dniek
Jane
Frendly Club Meeting Planned Amid Election Conflicts
The Frendly club will meet Tuesday at 30pm in Manhattan, replacing the Y Week venue, amid a planned clash with the Me Business and Professional Semens club. George Wetzel directs the election of officers. vice president Mrs Harold Paulson is out. Transportation meets on Third Avenue and Tenth Street SE and E Avenue and Ellis Boulevard NW. entertainment is directed by Mary Pratt, Ann Neffheneer, and William Semelroth.
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Manhattan
George Wetzel
Harold Paulson
Paulsr
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
E Avenue
Ellis Boulevard
Mary Pratt
Ann Neffheneer
William Semelroth
Wide Variety Of Entertainment On B P W Program
The Business and Professional Women's club plans a vast entertainment evening at the YWCA on Tuesday at 7:30. Members may use the building freely for activities including badminton bowling shuffleboard roller skating archery deck games ping pong volleyball folk dancing social dancing weaving wood carving leather yarn and card games. Dr Florence D Johnston, chair of the health and recreational committee, urges informal dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Florence D Johnston
Last Garden Tour To Begin This Week
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nature and garden department hosts the final garden tour of the season. Despite late timing, tours showcase dahlias annuals and hardy asters with later displays of chrysanthemums berry shrubs and colorful foliage. Gardens listed include the Allens Carmichaels Harnisch Holets Kroulik Lensch Mason Manilaw Meyer Rickard Ross Streeter and Soderlund with varied features from dahlias and annuals to album-lily and angel trumpet.
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Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids
R. J. Allen
Forest Drive
Eugene Carmichael
Upland Drive
E. F. Harnisch
A Avenue
Joseph Holets, Jr
Meadowbrook Drive
J J Kroulik
Second Street
Dahlias
Charles Lensch
First Avenue
T. M. Mason
Second Avenue
Angel Trumpet
E. D. Manilaw
A. W. Meyer
Eighth Avenue
Bert Rickard
Seventh Avenue
D. W. Ross
Thirty-second Street
W. Streeter
Avenue NW
Sisters of Mercy Open House At New Immaculate Conception
The Sisters of Mercy teachers at Immaculate Conception school announce an open house at their new home 858 Fourth Avenue SE on Wednesday from 7 to 830 p.m. A fruit reception accompanies the event and the public is invited to attend and bring fruits vegetables jams and jellies or arrange donation pickup by calling Mrs E C Goslin or Mrs H G Allen.
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Sisters of Mercy
Immaculate Conception
Fourth Avenue SE
E. C. Goslin
H. G Allen
Democratic Women Voters District Meeting at Roosevelt Hotel
A district meeting of the Democratic Women Voters will be held at the Roosevelt hotel on October 9 beginning at 10 am and continuing throughout the day. Mrs. Philip Palmer of 1703 A avenue SE was named chairman of the committee at a Linn county gathering at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women Voters
Roosevelt Hotel
Philip Palmer
Avenue
Linn County
Couple Wed at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Miss Erma K Happel and Ralph F Langhoff were married Saturday at 4 p m in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church. The bride wore royal blue, with Briarcliffe roses. attendants wore rose crepe and yellow gladiolus. A dinner for twenty four followed at the bride’s parents home. the couple will reside at 1123 Second Street SE after Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma K. Happel
G. F. Happel
Second Street
Ralph F. Langhoff
Fred Langhoff
Marion
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edna Happel
Stewart Dolan
Rose Theiss
Mrs Ellsworth honored at bridge party and shower
Miss Phyllis Baldwin and Miss Esther Smith hosted a Thursday bridge party and shower at Mrs. Wurster's Tea Room for Mrs. Ralph Ellsworth formerly Miss Dorothy Gillispie on Sept 7. Prizes went to Mrs. R A Greenawalt Genevieve Flynn and Honor McLees.
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Phyllis Baldwin
Esther Smith
Wurster
Ralph Ellsworth
Dorothy Gillispie
R A Greenawalt
Genevieve Flynn
Honor McLees
Legion Auxiliary President to Be Installed at Hanford Post
Mrs. Gilbert Martin will be installed as president at a regular meeting of American Legion Auxiliary to Hanford Post No. 5 at the Memorial building Tuesday evening. She succeeds Mrs. J. P. Winn. Installing officer will be Mrs. Leonard V. Koch with officers incl Mrs. Harry Gunderson vice president and Mrs. John Kadlee Jr secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Martin
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Building
Martin
J. P. Winn
Leonard V. Koch
Harry Gunderson
John Kadlee, Jr
John Stodola
Clare Nichols
Edwin Lundquist
Vincent Koffron
Gaffneys Honored At Farewell Affairs
Mr and Mrs Don Gaffney of 347 Nineteenth Street SE prepare to move to Lincoln Nebraska with son Robert. They are feted at several parties and dinners hosted by neighbors including L W Jones J J Shepard Lyman Jones H R Van Slyck J W Stenner and Dr J L Hartman at multiple addresses in the SE neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gaffney
Nineteenth Street
Lincoln
Neb
Gaffney
J. J. Shepard
Lyman Jones
Thirtythird Street
H. R. van Slyck
Bever Avenue
Gaffneys
J. W. Stenner
Grande Avenue SE
J. L. Hartman
Nineteenth Street SE
I H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters Meeting
The I H. N. circle held a Thursday session at Mrs. C. S Cooley’s home on SE Seventeenth Street. President Mrs. Harold Kimball reported on the county union meeting. Mrs. J. H. Anderson reviewed Recruiting For Christ by John Timothy Stone and read letters from her son the Rev. John Anderson studying in Edinburgh. Mrs. R. E. Haig attended as a guest.
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I H. N. Circle of the
King's Daughters
C. S Cooley
Seventeenth Street
Harold Kimball
County Union
J. H. Anderson
Christ
John Timothy Stone
John Anderson
Edinburgh
Scotland
R. E. Haig
Bertram Teachers Plan Year at Mount Vernon Home
Bertram township teachers held their first meeting at Miss Marjorie Albaugh’s home near Mount Vernon Friday evening. Miss Lucille Russell assisted. The year’s program was planned with guests Miss Eleanor Storck and Miss Pearle Kleineck. Members present included Misses Margaret Ulch Beulah Hammar Mildred Huey Ruth Mikulecky Marjorie Albaugh Lucille Russell and Mesdames Leone Wycoff Florence Brace.
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Bertram Township
Marjorie Albaugh
Mount Vernon
Lucille Russell
Eleanor Storck
Pearle Kleineck
Margaret Ulch
Beulah Hammar
Mildred Huey
Ruth Mikulecky
Leone Wycoff
Florence Brace
College Club Opens Fall Meeting at Brucemore
Brucemore hosted the College club’s first fall meeting with Miss Eleanor Taylor giving a pipe organ recital. The program featured two of her own compositions and amplified echo effects from a Turner company setup. Miss Inga Tapper announced new committees as Mrs. Van Deusen urged attendance at the reading group meetings. Tea concluded the event with Brucemore flowers and guests from Coe college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucemore
George B. Douglas
College Club
Eleanor Taylor
Gladys Kiefer
Miss Taylor
Turner Company
Inga Tapper
van Deusen
Reading Club
Harve Geiger
Forest Drive
William Rinderknecht
Ernest Dimnet
Brucemore Gardens
Ethel Ryan
Mary S. Bell
Coe College
Spanish War Delegates Return From Meeting in Texas
Delegates to the Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary convention held in San Antonio, Texas, have returned. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Watts, Mr. and Mrs. James Vanda, and Mrs. J. C. Staley. Mrs. W. J. Neill traveled to Memphis to visit friends before returning in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Julius Sorensen
Jay Watts
James Vanda
J. C. Staley
W. J. Neill
Memphis
W C T U Meeting Picnic At Mrs Ellen Stewart’s
The Cedar Rapids east side W C T U plans a Tuesday noon picnic at Mrs Ellen Stewart’s Johnson Avenue NW. A 2 pm business session will follow led by Mrs H E Sisam. Mrs C B Hungerford will conduct devotions as Miss Ruth Otto directs songs including Give to the Winds Thy Fears.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellen Stewart
Johnson Avenue
H. E. Sisam
C. B. Hungerford
Ruth Otto
Hillsboro
W. R. Grissel
Ida B. Wise Smith
Atlantic City
King
Mr and Mrs Lester Bails Visit Lisbon Kin After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Lester Bails of Stanwood visited Mrs Bails parents Mr and Mrs Sherman McHenry in Lisbon after a visit with Mrs Bails aunt Mrs E W Hovorka of 9160 avenue NW. Mrs Bails was Miss Onalee Staab of Lisbon before her marriage Thursday. They plan to be at home in Stanwood after Oct 20.
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Lester Bails
Stanwood
Lisbon
Agatha Lister Weds Harold Larson at Anamosa Home
Miss Agatha Christina Lister eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lister of three miles west of Anamosa and Harold Larson son of Mr and Mrs Earl Larson of Anamosa were married Thursday at high noon at the bride’s parents home. The Rev Harry D Green officiated. A wedding breakfast for twenty three followed. Both are Jay high school graduates class of 1929. Larson operates a Hopkinton service station and they will honeymoon west before settling in Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Christina Lister
Arthur Lister
Anamosa
Harold Larson
Earl Larson
Howard Chipman
Chipman
Larson
Harry D. Green
Mrs. Larson
Anamosa High School
Hopkinton
Fruit Reception For Mission To Be Oct.7
The Sunshine Mission will host its annual fruit reception Oct. 7 at the Mission home and the women's board meeting led by Mrs. E. W. LaPlant will be conducted then. The board's recent annual report lists 3340 meals served this year and requests fresh and canned produce and canning supplies for the coming year. The Mission cared for 369 women and children in 1934-35, provided lodging for 974, and secured employment for 180.
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Sunshine Mission
E. W. LaPlant
Past Womans Club Presidents Meet at Montrose Hotel
Past presidents of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club will gather in the state suite of the Montrose hotel at 11 a.m. Monday. A luncheon will be served at 12.
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Cedar Rapids
D A R Day Oct 19 Observed By Ashley Chapter
Ashley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will observe D A R Day on October 19 at the Roosevelt hotel. Miss Maxine Boegel will be guest artist and an exhibit of picture weavings by Miss Katherine Penn Crawford will be featured. Committees for social events, defense, flag, films, approved schools and arrangements are listed with chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Patriotic Organization
Roosevelt Hotel
Hampton Lee Aust
Maxine Boegel
Katherine Penn Crawford
Washington, DC
Aust
Robert C. Toms
C. W. Bloomhall
Thelma Boegel
Ellis Island
H. P. McKnight
O. J. Johnson
F. D. Fillmore
R. Lee Taylor
Marion
R. C. Folsom
J. W. Dunn
J. C. Johnson
Mary Kennedy
Merle Harris
C. H. Wilkins
Hazel Hicks
Leonora Beggs
Byrd Butler
Georgia Barrett
Camp Fire Girls Begin City Membership Drive Rally
Camp Fire Girls of the city launch a membership regatta with new members as guests at Bever park on Friday. Each group will hold its own picnic supper near the large pavilion at 5 30 p m, hosted by Betty Lee Warren and others. The program includes a camp fire, singing, stunts, games, and the first showing of color movies from Camp Huaga, with nautical themed costumes.
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Camp Fire
Bever Park
Betty Lee Warren
Edith Boardman
Winona Saylor
Bessie Gallagher
Jarvis Hougham
Kathleen Donovan
Georgiana Buresh
Mary Gent
Camp Huaga
Beacon Junior Circle Meeting at Elaine Helm Home
The Beacon junior circle of the King's Daughters met Friday after school at Elaine Helm's home 1817 B avenue NE. Elaine Helm led devotionals reading Every Day Living. Members answered roll with scripture verses and voted to donate an item for the Dr. Jennie McCowan chapter sale at Ottumwa convention next month. Connie Wetherington arranged the donation. Refreshments followed. Mrs. W. E. Helm chaired the tea. Next meeting October 11 at Mary Beth Espeset's home 1529 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
The
King’s Daughters
Elaine Helm
B Avenue NE
Joseph Fort Newton
Jennie McCowan
Ottumwa
Connie Wetherton
W. E. Helm
Mary Beth Espeset
A Avenue NE
Y. F. W. Auxiliary to Elect Officers
The annual election of officers for 1935 1936 of the auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars No 188 will be held Thursday evening in V F W hall 213 First street SW. A benefit card party will be given Oct 7 by the auxiliary in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel Mrs Florence Huff is general chairman and will be assisted by Mrs Charles Kiersey chairman of prizes. Other members of the committee are Mrs J J Schoenfeldt in charge of tables Mrs Barrett and Mrs La Vern Siebert decorations Mrs Ben Johnson Mrs Mable Crow Mrs Millie Foster and Mrs Marie Nolan refreshment tables and Mrs Joe Houts and Mrs Glenn Thomas tickets. Reservations for the party may be made by calling 2 0771 8218 or 2 1656
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. W. Hall
First Street
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Florence Huff
Charles Kiersey
J. J. Schoenfeldt
Barrett
la Vern Siebert
Ben Johnson
Mable Crow
Millie Foster
Marie Nolan
Joe Houts
Glenn Thomas
Czech Arts Group To Meet Tuesday
The Czech Fine Arts society meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Montrose hotel French room with a 7 p.m. literary section. Miss Marguerite Naibert directs a program including current events, notes, and performances by Helysave Vost, Hornik, Esther Hronik Moon Dawn, Adella Vyskocil, Edna Mae Sila, Naibert, Marjorie Hungerford, Carl Zbanek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Montrose Hotel
Marguerite Naibert
J. J. Hervert Helysave
Adella Vyskocil
Mr8
Edna Mae Sila
Meslesvitt Weceny Foerster Eo
O E S auxiliary picnic meeting at Mrs Miller home
The O E S auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at Mrs C L Miller's 651 Nineteenth Avenue SW. Hostesses include Mrs Edna Duncan and several assistants. Members should bring dishes and donations or fruit for the reception, with a business meeting at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Miller
Nineteenth Avenue
Edna Duncan
C. A. DeLano
W. F. Sarsett
W. J. Barnaby
A C Bassett
J. A. Miler
Visits in Chicago by Mrs Hauser for two weeks
Mrs. Eugene Hauser of 1807 Grande avenue SE travels to Chicago for two weeks. She will attend a national Pi Beta Phi sorority banquet at the Sherman hotel and visit relatives in Evanston and Glencoe. She plans to stay with Mr and Mrs Dellman Lyn of Evanesas during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hauser
Grande Avenue SE
Chicago
Mary Ryan
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
West Side W. C. T. U. Picnic Meeting at Mrs Youtzy Home
The West Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Wednesday at 12 30 for a picnic luncheon at Mrs George A Youtzy home 702 Seventh Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
George A. Youtzy
Seventh Street
Protheon Class Meets at Hickok Home for Pictures and Tea
The Protheon class of the First Congregational church met at Mrs. C. T. Hickok’s home Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. F. Tufts presiding. Mrs. Hickok showed motion pictures of her west coast trip and a Scotland trip from last year. Mrs. O. A. Anderson assisted, and Mrs. J. F. Rall presided at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheon
First Congregational Church
C. T. Hickok
J. F. Tufts
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CHI Omega
Miss Magnusson
Board OF Home For Aged Women
Coe
Mathematics
Physical
Psychology
Economics
Letin
Dial
Montieur
Mary Wenke
Ellen Jean Kaupke
Democratic Women Voters District Meeting
Mrs. Ellsworth
Edna Kathryn Dieman
Granby Bldg
Legion Auxiliary
Montleur
I. H. N. Circle
Bertram Teachers
East Side
Agatha Lister Bride OF
TruvArt Cut
Womans Club
D.A.R
Camp Fire Girls
Beacon Junior Circle
Y. F. W. Auxiliary
Pozdni
Iaska
Miss Naibert
Eovesss Priml
Marjorie Hungerford
Carl Zbanek
Male
Mi8a
Alma Turechek
Harmony
Harmony Cafeteria
Newmans
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