Mothers and daughters honor at church banquet
Eighty six mothers and daughters gathered in the Church of the Brethren social rooms for the annual mother and daughter banquet. Mrs C Ray Keim of Cedar Falls served as toastmistress, with Mrs Harvey Gragg of Cedar Heights giving the invocation and Miss Miriam Strayer reciting the ten commandments for daughters. Speakers included Mrs C S Miller and Loretta Miller, and Miss Mary Bell on the modern girl's view of the ideal mother. Mrs Phoebe Hasbrouck read a musical piece, Miss Marguerite Blough accompanied. In charge of serving were Mrs Hubert Switzer and others. decorations by Merle Strayer and Grace Bestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
C. Ray Keim
Cedar Falls
Harvey ‘Gragg
Cedar Heights
Lizzie. Witters
C. S
Miriam Strayer
Oscar Hamer
Leah Gnagg
Irene, Tisdale
Gladys Samp
Mother's Day Party Honored Camp and Auxiliary Members
S.0. V. Camp and Auxiliary held a Mother’s Day gathering with Mmes Almeds Blanchard William Snodgrass A Clark Julius Dennis Grant Willer H G Zeller George Wright John Stallman George Stallman George Carroll Elizabeth Davison and W G Goodwin among guests. Rev O M Yagsy spoke and musical numbers were performed by Miss Margaret Horan Betty May Meggison and the boys orchestra. Prizes, decorations, and roses were presented, and LINCOLN Gettysburg address copies to the Jubilee school on May 19 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union
Frank Stull
Foster Willey
Merriman
Gertrude Wright
Stallman
Elva’ Wannamaker
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Lincoln School Diphtheria Talk Draws Patrons
Patrons of Lincoln School attend a PTA meeting where Nurse Harmon speaks on diphtheria prevention. The event features student sewing exhibits, posters on humane themes, and musical numbers directed by Miss Lauretta and others. Readings by Naomi Bandfield and Dorothea Bennett accompany performances by sixth and seventh graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy “Harmon
Co. F. Lindsey
Uth
Miss
Shirley
Embry
Lyf High
Wilma’ Carr
Margaret Moore
Margaret Miller
Mildred ‘Town- Naomi
Bandfield
Mathilda
Margaret Morris
Scotland
Dorothea Bennett
Bridget
Helen Wilkins
Church Notices Show Weekday Meetings Across Local Churches
Church groups from St Luke's Lutheran First Methodist and First Baptist plan Thursday through Sunday gatherings. Meetings cover mission societies reader lessons, home department study, membership classes, congregational weather day dinner, and a Sunday school orchestra performance. Offices elected for Graves Memorial United Brethren also noted along with Immanuel Lutheran service circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Thursday events headline town notes at Cedar Falls
Thursday afternoon and evening listings include Eldeen club with Mrs T A Becker, Joyle club led by Mrs Henry Schneider, an Allen Memorial hospital open house, and a recital by soprano Miss Bessie Zimmer and pianist Miss Cecelia Vogelsang at Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldeen Club
T. A. Becker
Allen Memorial Hospital
Joyle
Henry Schneider
Bessie Zimmer
Cecelia Vogelsang
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Dinner and Bridge Series Kicked Off at Chapman Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman host dinner at their home this evening to begin a series of gatherings planned by Mrs. Chapman. Tables feature yellow candles and daffodils. Guests include Alfred Longley, Herbert M. Reed, Harry Lichty, H. B. Cropper, and George Nauman as covers for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Chapman
Messrs
Mmes
Alfred Longley
Herbert M. Reed
Harry Lichty
H. B. Cropper
George Nauman
Bridge
Program Planned for Junior-Senior Night at U S V A
Our Lady of Victory academy hosts a Junior-Senior Night featuring Snapp Studio girls orchestra of 25 under J D Knapp at 7 30 p m readings and a skit The Jolly Bachelors perform as bachelors and husbands groups with names listed including Watson Merle Heath Swift Darold Henderson Gaywood Earl Vollenweider and others. program includes Hymn Mother of Mount Carmel reading and piano pieces by students and guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Academy
A. Sullivan Verdi
Saint-Saens
Kanaki
Bartlett Emma Taylor
Higro
Mount Carmel
Mathleen Delagardelle
Connor
Kathryn Stanton Glass
Mary Kaufmann
THE
Jolly Bachelors
Watson
Tyean Merle Heath Swift
Darold Henderson Gaywood
Earl Vollenweider Beach
Louis
McGuire Lavern Vollenweider
Ernest Lutgen Hgeft
Gatewake
John Schulte Holmes
Matthew Brennan Husbands
Pinkham
Raymond Horan Penney
Beexe
Roosevelt PTA Address on Conservation and Immunization
A. C. Willford of the Izaak Walton League spoke on Conservation and Stream Pollution before Roosevelt P T A. Dr F H Lohman discussed diphtheria immunization. East High sextet sang Spring Song Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes and Lullaby. Joy Sanford played bassoon. Mrs Fred Grant reported on Cedar Rapids round table. The group donated 6 to flood relief and 130 readers enjoyed refreshments served by kindergarten and first grade mothers led by Mrs E E Shepley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
A. C. Willford
Izaak Walton
F .H. Lohman
Grace Allemeyer
East High School
Neidlinger
Joy Sanford
Fred Grant
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Shepley
Caledonians Potluck Supper at Cedar Falls
Caledonians meet at the Cedar Falls home of Mrs. 5. E. Hansen with thirty members present. Rev. J. A. Laurie absent as president. Mrs. W. S. Bowen presides. The program featured May Virginia Larsen on toe dance, Mary Crandall reading, Hazel Weisbard and Hertha Christiansen highhand fling, Rev. George Crinklaw talk, and Scotch songs. Ended with Auld Lang Syne and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Caledonian ‘Society
5. E. Hansen
Cedar Falls
J. A. Laurie
W.S. Bowen
May Virginia Larsen
Mary Crandall
Hazel Weisbard
Hertha Christiansen
George Crinklaw
Liffring Re-Elected Head of Melrose D A R
Mrs. F C Liffring was re-elected regent of the Melrose Daughters of the American Revolution at a group meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Northey. New and continuing officers were named, including Mrs. Howard Burr as vice regent and Miss Flora Miner as treasurer. Plans were announced for a flag picnic on June 14 at Sumner to mark graves of Revolutionary figures, with memorial ceremonies at Elmwood Cemetery on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Roy Kendall
Ben Clifford
A. WW. Kistner
M. C. Bowen
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fred Northey
F. C. Liffring
Howard Burr
C. BR. Davis
J. W. Uhrke
Flora Miner
W. B. Lichty
G. W Nauman
J. E. Sedgewick
H. B. Maynard
Sumner
Rachel Harding Orvis
E. W. Heyer
Mugh McCartney
Beethoven Club Audiences Enjoy Cedar Rapids Concert
The Beethoven Club of Cedar Rapids hosted a last night program at the Woman's club auditorium. A string trio of Bertha Tapper Flora Hromatka Taylor and Irene Urban impressed with technical skill and ensemble harmony. Helen Little Hickman and Ethyle Wood Birmingham contributed solo piano pieces and vocal numbers with notable emotion and clarity. Visiting musicians joined local performers and Mrs. C. R. Sanborn for a dinner at Black's tearoom before the show. Lilacs and flowering almond framed a 24-seat table, with tulips marking the center during refreshments at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Beethoven Club of
Cedar Rapids
B Natural Music Club of
Waterloo
Bertha Tapper
Flora Hromatka Taylor
Irene Urban
Helen Little Hickman
Ethyle Wood
Birmingham
Helen Higley
C. R. Sanborn
Black
Waterloo D A R Elect Officers Friday Evening
Waterloo chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold annual election of officers Friday evening at Hotel Russell Lamson. Dinner precedes business, with report of the Continental Congress. hostesses include Mrs. John Rock and others. Also notes on Benefit Bridge for Daughters of Isabella and luncheon reservations for Woman's club inaugural event. Temple Rebekah Thimblebee to be held in Black Hawk hall tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses’ Social Club
Russell-Lamson
T and M_ Bootery
Willa Goetz
Allen Memorial Hospital
Clara Norby
Presbyterian Hospital
Margaret McMahan
Sophenia Thompson
St. Francis Hospital
Martha Kretchmar
A. m
Saturdar
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Mmes
John Rock
J. W. Galloway
J. W. Arbuckle
Alta Fisher
Clair Parker
T. B. Scott
Florence Wald
A. B. Lovejoy
W. O. Foster
George Scully
J. B. Bruner
Daughters of Isabella
Bruner
Woman’s Club
Russell Lamson
Co. A. Waterbury
T. C. Menges
Rebekah—Thimblebee
Black Hawk Hall
K. of P. Hall
R. I. Snodgrass
McLennan-Schrage Marriage Service Road Greene
Orvie Kenneth McLennan and Caroline Katherine Schrage wed at 2 p m Sunday in the Lutheran church Greene by Rev. Fred Voelker. Attended by bride’s sister Augusta Schrage and Chris Schrage. After ceremony, bridal party went to the bride’s parents near Waverly for a two course supper. The couple will keep house on the groom’s farm two miles northeast of Greene.
East High School Friendship Club Entertains Hi Y
East High School Friendship Club plans a 6 30 p m dinner in the Y W C A building to entertain the Hi Y Club. Guests include Principal Fred J Miller Mrs Miller and Y M C A officials J H Godfring and Mrs Godfring. Mrs McKeever and Miss Margaret Miller to welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School Friendship Club
Hi Y
Club Notes Pulse of Local Groups
Pandora club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. A. N. Enfield. Faithful Workers meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Bell's home. Tuesday luncheon club held an all day meeting yesterday at Mrs. Louis Blackman and Mrs. Sarah Mueller's home. Mrs. George Peck will host in two weeks. Kum Chat Awhile club to luncheon tomorrow noon at Mia Kenneth Schreiner's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
East Park Presbyterian
Nis Gray
B. J. Baldwin
Pandora Club
A. N. Enfield
Charles Bell
Louis Blackman
Sarah Mueller
George Peck
Mia
Kenneth Schreiner
Floyd Held Event and Celebrations At Local Notes
Miss Margaret Moore will perform a violin solo with Miss Betty Young as accompanist. Rev Clinton Smith of Allen Memorial hospital will deliver the address. Miss Arlene Peters will read. Games directed by Miss Beth Tracy YWCA Health Education dept associate secretary follow. Surprise birthday for Mrs William Griefnow at her home with gifts. Mrs EL W Exhort served luncheon. Mrs EB A McInnen hosted a birthday dinner for her husband last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Tracy
Y. W. C. A. Health Education Department
William Griefnow
A. McInnen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hubert Switzer
Earl Tisdale
Fred Miller
Grace Bestle
Merle Strayer
Ray Huffman
Ed Schrock
Mothers’ Party
Lincoln School
Church News
Woman's Home
Society
St. Luke’s Lutheran’ Church
Nis A. Potter
R. E. Bolter-Wwill
First Methodist’ Church
A. W. Bills
Woman's Society of First Baptist
C. W. Harrop
Ben Davis
Linden M. EB
J. M. Bandfield
Aid Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Trinity ‘Rollers
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Jagt
Who ¥. Youngman
Charcott Stoffregen
Violet Michael
Chapman
A. ©. Willford
William Bray
Melrose D. A. R
Waterloo D. A.R
Cora Hartleip
Robert
Faber
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
L. C. Hemsworth
W. D. Ives
Lila Marcham
J. A. Hartleip
Mrs. Ives
Miss Marcham
Africa
Elmer Diehl
W. H. Ackes
C. N. Schnurr
P. J. Hoffey
M. B. A. Lodge
Guy Burbank
George Harper
Wiliam Wilgus
Moose Hall
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association
College Hill Hospital
Birdie Bickley
Clara Houghkirk
Beulah Black
Burington
Vermont
Paul Davis
Dry Goods Co
New Way
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
Optometrists
EL W, Exhort
Usband
Folger
Folger's
Polger
Coffer
Lew
Mark
Dustescuse
Peiger & Co
Heywood-Wakefield
Nichols
West Fourth Street
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