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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1935

Page

9

Tea Honoring Coe Faculty Wives At Voorhees Hall

Miss Mary Bell Evelyn Street and Minna Wilcott issued over 100 invitations for a tea this afternoon from 5 to 7 o clock to honor Coe college faculty and wives. Table hosts include Mrs. Harry M. Gage Mrs. G W Bryant Mrs. C Harve Geiger and Mrs. Ben H. Peterson with autumn flowers adorning Voorhees hall. Assistants include Misses Mary Gage Esther Yothers Miriam Ogburn Alice Street Blanche Lichtenstein Virginia Weld and Jayne Olds.

Mary’ Bell Evelyn Street Minna Wilcott Coe ‘College Voorhees Hall Harry M. Gage G. W. Bryant C. Harve Geiger

Mrs Douglas and Guests to Leave Brucemore

Mrs George B Douglas Bruce and daughter Gail Burck of Pasadena and Miss Emily Preston with Mrs Helen Noyes of New York City have stayed at Brucemore for weeks. They will depart Tuesday morning for Chicago. From Chicago Mrs Burck goes by plane to Pasadena and the New York visitors fly to New York. Mrs Douglas will spend about a week in Chicago.

George B. Douglas Brucemore Gail Burck Pasadena Emily Preston Helen Noyes New York City Chicago Burck New York Douglas

Bailey Family Plans Move and Arrivals in 1930s Era

Mrs. Fred W. Bailey and her daughter Mrs. Joe Wheeler Jr of Boston will arrive Monday evening. Mrs. Bailey went to Chicago to meet her daughter. Dr. Bailey traveled to Chicago to spend Sunday with them and will return tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler will relocate from Boston to New York City around November 1.

Fred W. Bailey Second Avenue SE Joe Wheeler, Jr Boston Mass

Cutlers Lords and Bird Return From Minn trip

Mr and Mrs Harry O Cutler and Mrs Richard Lord with Richard Lord and George M Bird returned Friday evening from northern Minnesota. Cutler and Bird had fished at Leech Lake for two weeks and were joined by others at Remer ten days later.

Harry O. Cutler Ridgeway Drive Richard Lord Third Avenue George M., Bird Grande Avenue Minnesota Cutler Bird Leech Lake Remer Pit. Cutler Lord Mr. Ord

Edward Scott Returns From Spirit Lake Summer Cottage

Mr and Mrs Edward M Scott of Commonwealth apartments arrived Friday after spending the summer at their cottage in Spirit Lake.

Edward M Scott Commonwealth Apartments Spirit Lake

Greens Leave After Omaha Visit

Mr and Mrs Reid Green of Omaha have returned home after visiting here with Mrs Green's parents. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs F Westfall of 1577 Second Avenue SE and by Mrs Wayne J Foster and Dr Foster of 2304 Hillcrest Drive SE.

Reid Green Omaha Green F. Westfall Second Avenue Wayne J. Foster Dr. Foster Hillcrest Drive

Woman's Club Opens 39th Year With Monday Reception

The Cedar Rapids Woman's club begins its thirty ninth year with a Monday 2 30 p m reception in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Mrs S R Hawkins president will greet members, with a guest concert by Miss Eleanor Long contralto from Dubuque and violin by Chester Petranek.

Cedar Rapids Rose Coombes Willeby Alvin Kieser Chester Petranek Coe College School of Music Miriam Zambrakos Dieman Studios Wayne G. Basler J. E. Ives F. T. Gates Aulden Griffin G.L. Byman H.C. Ring E.c Roberts C. F.clark E. J. Baser Cochairman W. H. Tenney H.K. Focht Woman's Club D. M. Fellows W. E. Goreham C. W. Reames L. A. Talbott Esther M. Hronik

Herbert Clarks Here for Week End Visitors

Mr and Mrs Herbert F Clark of Omaha are week end guests of Mr Clark s parents Mr and Mrs C C F Clark at 510 Knollwood drive SE They will return home the first of the week

Herbert F. Clark Omaha Mr. Clark Cc. F. Clark Knollwood Drive

Hutchinson Guests Leave Next Week

Mrs Adam Berg of East Orange and Emmett Hutchison of Newark New Jersey visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Frank D Hutchinson at 350 Park Terrace SE will depart Wednesday or Thursday for the east by motor.

Adam Berg East Orange N. J Emmett Hutchison Newark Frank D. Hutchinson Park Terrace SE East

Mrs Green Hosts Bridge Club At Bever Avenue Home

Mrs Howard R Green will host the Tuesday bridge club at her home 2003 Bever avenue SE. A luncheon precedes bridge with three tables of players forming after the meal.

Howard R. Green Bever Avenue SE

Bridge finalists pictured in Cedar Rapids tournament

In The Pictures Inners of the third championship bridge tournament finals of which will be played Monday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country club may be among those pictured today. These bridge enthusiasts were photographed at the qualifying matches Monday and Friday evenings. Mrs. George E. Beattie, tournament manager, consults a rules book for the problem troubling Phillip Leibsohn, Mrs. Genevieve Keedick of Toledo and Abe Kopel. Leibsohn and Kopel enter finals as high scorers. Mrs. Oliver S. Longueville studies her hand before bidding, with partner Mrs. R. S. Hardendorf. Snapped before play started are Mrs. Jane Riley, Mrs. L. H. Jacobson, R. D. McIntyre of Anamosa and Mrs. R. J. Vorkoper. Riley and McIntyre qualified for section A finals. Cedar Rapids bridge champions in 1934 were Mrs. Don Hines and Mrs. M. Q. Reiff. they bid for first again, entering finals in second place.

Cedar Rapids Country Club George E. Beattie Phillip Leibsohn Genevieve Keedick Toledo Abe Kopel Leibsohn Kopel Don’ Hines M. QO. Reiff

Boyd Guests Leave after Kansas visit

Mrs Edwina Boyd and Hugh Boyd of Washington Kansas depart for home today after visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Boyd at 501 Twenty sixth Street SE.

Edwina Boyd Hugh Boyd Washington, Kan Harry Boyd Twenty-sixth Street

Chapter FO luncheon to be held at Mrs Harrington home

Chapter FO of the PEO will meet for luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs B Harrington 364 Forest Drive SE readers are asked to attend for social gathering and updates on chapter activities

Invitations Issued For Rosemary Roth and Harold Reid

Invitations were issued this weekend by Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Roth of 349 Park Terrace SE for the wedding of their daughter Rosemary to Harold E. Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Reid of 512 Knollwood Drive SE. The ceremony will be at First Presbyterian Church on Oct. 19 at 8:30 p.m., followed by a reception at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Mrs. Howard Hall of 224 Crescent Drive SE hosted her knitting club at her Palisades cottage Friday.

Walter K. Roth Park Terrace Rosemary Harold E. Reid Raymond A. Reid Knollwood Drive First Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Country Club

Pigskin Prom at Coe Opens New Campus Dance

The Pigskin Prom, Coe College's first all college dance, was held Saturday at Cedar Rapids Country Club after the Coe Upper Iowa football game. Student council chair Merlin Morris led arrangements with faculty guests including President and Mrs. Harry M. Gage and other administrators and professors in attendance.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Coe- Upper Iowa Merlin Morris Harry M. Gage C. Harve Geiger Mary Bell K. L. Milstead J. F. Yothers Paul Vevia K. A. Stiles

A A W Reading Group plans first fall meeting

The first fall meeting of the AAUW reading group will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. David Bleakley, 2600 Meadowbrook Drive SE.

David Bleakley Meadowbrook Drive

Entertain Forty Guests At Luncheon

Mrs. Joseph A. Lattner and Mrs. Stephen Pardera hosted forty guests for a luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room on Saturday. Bridge followed at ten tables, with garden flowers used for decorations.

Joseph A. Lattner Second Avenue SE Stephen Pardera Seventeenth Street SE Commonwealth Tea Room

Greenawalt guest visits after St Louis Legion meet

Dr C A Greenawalt of Sterling Colorado is a guest of Dr and Mrs Richard A Greenawalt at 1912 Blake Boulevard and will visit his mother Mrs C M Greenawalt in Springville on his way home from the American Legion convention in St Louis.

C. A. Greenawalt Sterling, Colo Richard A. Greenawalt Blake Boulevard C. M. Greenawalt Springville St. Louis American Legion

Naomi Garthwaite to Wed Harry Hutchinson in Charles City

Miss Naomi Garthwaite of Charles City will wed Harry Hutchinson, son of Charles City residents Mr and Mrs F D Hutchinson, Tuesday at 9 am in Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Msgr W J Connerney will officiate. bridesmaids include Mae Kuempel. The couple plan to live in Charles City after a west coast trip.

Naomi Garthwaite Charles City Harry Hutchinson F. D. Hutchinson Park Terrace SE Immaculate Conception W. J. Connerey Mae Kuempel Emmett Hutchinson Newark N. J Kuempel Kent Green Charles City Country Club Garthwaite Charles City High School Hutchinson Iowa State College Ames Sigma Chi Fraternity West Coast

Malta Kensington Party Set By O E S In Hall

Malta Kensington announces its annual children's party at the Masonic hall on Monday. Dinner at 6 pm for Malta chapter members and families with children under 12 served free. A short program, favors for kids, and dancing for adults will follow.

Malta Kensington Masonic Hall Malta

Treasure hunt party draws sixty guests to Cedar Rapids

A scavenger hunt hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Don Hines and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Chadima attracted sixty guests. The hunt began at Cedar Rapids Country Club and ended at the Roosevelt hotel with a buffet in the Picardilly room after visits to cemeteries, railroad tracks, and attics. Items on the list included a live chicken, corn, a fireman's cap, and a city councilman’s signature.

Don Hines Forest Drive L. C. Chadima Washington Avenue Cedar Rapids Country Club Roosevelt Hotel Picardilly

Miss Irma Tehel Weds Merl Holloway in Congregational Ceremony

Miss Irma Tehel daughter of Mr and Mrs William Tehel 1301 Third street SW and Merl Holloway son of Mr and Mrs D A Holloway of Center Point were united in marriage Saturday at 11 oclock in the First Congregational church. Rev Nelson C Dreter performed the single ring ceremony with Mrs C C Pitlik matron of honor and E H Gundling best man. About 250 guests attended a reception in the church foyer and a wedding breakfast for family and bridal party at the Roosevelt hotel. The couple will reside at 222 Twenty fifth street drive SE.

Irma Tehel William Tehel Third Street Merl Holloway Cedar Rapids D. A. Holloway Cender Point First Congregational Church Nelson C. Dreter C. C. Pitlik E. H. Gundling Harold Severn Tudor Wilder William Nezerka Jianne Dvorak L. R. Gerehardt Roosevelt Roosevelt Hotel Holloway Twenty-fifth Street Drive Coe College Beta Phi Alpha Sorority Phi Kappa Phi Killian Company Mr. Holloway

Mrs Johns and Mrs Fisher Leave Tuesday for West

Mrs Myrtle Giffen Johnes of 1816 Fifth Avenue SE and Mrs Lena Fisher of 1440 Third Avenue SE depart Tuesday by motor for Salt Lake City Seattle and other western coast points They plan a six month stay in California Also traveling with them is Mrs Frank Mackenry of Philadelphia who was due to arrive today as guest of Mrs Johnes.

Myrtle Giffen Johnes Fifth Avenue SE Lena Fisher Third Avenue SE Salt Lake City Seattle California Frank MacKenry Philadelphia Johnes

Mrs Higley Hosts Luncheon and Bridge at Home

Mrs Fred M Higley of 857 Sixteenth Street SE will host the Wednesday card club next week, inviting members to a luncheon and bridge session at her home.

Fred.m. Higsley Sixeteenth Street

WITWERS GUEST LEAVES FOR SAN FRANCISCO

Mrs. E C Ransom of San Francisco who has been visiting with her sister Mrs Ben Witwer and Mr Witwer at 1928 Linden Drive SE will depart today to return home.

E. C. Ransom San Franccisco Ben Witwer Mr. Witwer Linden Drive

R. D. Grays Entertain At Dinner And Bridge

Mr and Mrs R D Gray of 1624 Third Avenue SE entertained at dinner and bridge in the Montrose terrace Saturday evening. Covers were laid for twenty six guests.

Miss Lola Rogers Returns From Hollywood Visit

Miss Lola Rogers of Beverlavenue SE returned Saturday from Hollywood California after spending four weeks visiting Mrs. W E Estes. She also attended the exposition at San Diego.

Lola Rogers Beverlavenue SE Hollywood Calif W. E. Estes San Diego

Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Planned

Mercy hospital auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 2 pm in the hospital library.

Mercy Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frances Westerfield Onalifwindy Wlaane Te Nantian Phillip Leib‘sohn M. O. Reiff S. A. ‘Sanders R. F. Gorman E. J. Carey A. H. Boileau C. W. Wallace Jane ‘Riley Nelson Coe Cutlers LORDS MR. Bird Minn Edward Scotts Greens Francis Robert White The Little Gallery Art Department Dempsy Jones Walter Eaton F. W. Mulson Mildred MacDaneell C. A. Novotny Norman Sutliff Nature and Garden Health Education Department Esther Hronik E. W. Krickard Dorothy Cline Clifford Mortland, Jr Herbert Clarks Mrs. Green Dore Pairtie Lermscei E. Béargié Mes Genevieve Keedici Ave Kore Ar Thompson Poa Mas Oliver S Ongueville Truart Cdt Asid Boyd Miss Roth Mr. Reid Mrs. Hall A. A. U. W. Reading Group Kensington Miss Irma Tehel Mrs. Johnes Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Higley Witwers R. D. Grays Miss Rogers Mercy Hospital Aid
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