Sunnyside Club Opening Attended by 260 Guests
Reservations for 260 guests were booked for the Sunnyside Country Club opening dinner dance this evening. Major parties include Gus Thode 18, H B Plumb 24, B P Prankas 16, Leo Makhes 14, and several groups of 12 to 10 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnpyside Country Club
H. B. Plumb
Gus Thode
BP. H. Prankas
Leo Mak Hes
L Dunkelberg
C. R. Davis
Esch
H. B Chandler
John Berg
A. B. Chambers
James Parrott, Jr
George Lichty
GC. N. Shane
Paul Elghmey
Lamar Dike
Russell Sleg
C. R. Thornton
Hope Martin
Burr Towne
John Riordan
Tom Bryant
R. &. Russell
Clayton Bronson
K. V. Stevenson
Herbert Ward
S. Algase
Dr. GC
W. Ellyson
Robert Stevenson
George Homtley
Z. M
Biennial convention to be held in Marshalltown in 1931
Marshalltown invited Lown Federation of Women’s Clubs to hold the 1931 biennial convention. The state Board of Directors is expected to accept with no other bids. Notable speakers included Dr Louis U Mann and Rabbi Maan as birth control debate framed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Guy
Marshalltown
Lown Federation of Women's Clubs
State ‘Board of Directors
Dr. Louis, U. Mann
Taht
Sinal Temple
John Fox Lake
Shenandosh
General Federation Airector
J. Ri Kamyar
Webster City
ML Frush
Des Moines
Galen ‘Tilden
Ames
Vies
William Milchrist
Sioux City
William Larrabee, Jr
Clermont
Eugenie Heenely
Grinnell
Eugene Cutler
Desmoines
R. HB. Wolisend
Iowa City
Trensuer
Eh, Hail
Daventport
H. CG. Houghton
Red Oak
Guests Of L M I Club Enjoy Musical Tea Day
The L M I Club hosted a guest day musicale and tea at Mrs. A W Peterson’s home 124 Logan Avenue with joint hostess Mrs. P H Paulsen. Mrs. Peterson welcomed guests as president, followed by choral numbers and solos, a piano piece Finlandia, and a trio performance. Refreshments featured spring decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MS. Club
A. W. Peterson
Logan Avenue
P. H. Paulsen
L. &. Cobb
Redeemer
McDowell
Oliver Stevenson
Robert Sibert Wed Last Fall to Chicago Girls
Announcement states the marriage of Robert V. Sibert to Miss Margaret Pearson in Chicago last fall. Sibert and Pearson plan to live in Chicago where Sibert works with Md ContinentLaun Blue Triangle Installations for new officers were conducted by Blue Triangle league at WoC. AL Thurstay eve. Edna Enplerten presided, with Vera Reints delivering charge to the new president. A Junior auxiliary meeting and a music program followed at the WOA featuring the instrumental trio Townsend, Alfland and Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sibert
Chicago
Robert V. Sibert
William V. Sibert
Beathet
Margaret Pearson
Frank Pearson
Libertix
MD Continent Laun
Blue Triangl
Blue Triangle League
AL Thurstay Éve
Edna Enplerten
RL Eniow
Igurrite Smith
Flob
Brooke
Vera Reints
Esther Townsend
Gonstance Alfland
Fern Pennington
Society Calendar Features Dinner Dances and Banquets
Tonight events include Sunnyside Country Club opening dinner dance and East High banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson. Women of Mooseheart Legion meet at Moose Hall, Shakespearean society at Black's ten Toom, and more gatherings at Allison High, Riviera, Elks Club, Westminster church, and Cedar Falls area venues. Saturday lists include Girl reserves ceremony at YWCA, Junior auxiliary, Natural Music club, and several high school dances and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country
East High
Russell Lamson
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Shakespearean Society
Allison High School
Pi Tau Phi Sorority
Riviera Fearon
Phi Omega Pi
Elks Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Daughters of Ysabella
Hail West High Hand
Flys
W.C. AL
Natural Musicr
Y. W. GC
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Sunnyside
Freundschaft
Cedar Falls High School
Eells Meeker Wedding Set for June in Cedar Rapids
Miss Shirley Meeker daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Meeker Cedar Rapids and Norval Hels son of Mr and Mrs B Hels Grundy Center will wed at the bride’s parents home in Cedar Rapids at noon Sunday June 3 Only immediate relatives attend After high school Meeker studied business at Cedar Rapids College and worked as a cashier in Killian’s store Hels is a Grundy Center high school graduate and Merkel’s manager in Mason City The couple will live in Mason City after a short wedding trip Mr and Mrs O B Eells and son Herbert will attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Shirley Meeker
H. A. Meeker
Cedar Repids
Norval Hels
B. Hells
Cedar Rapids
Literary Group Banquet and Dances Tonight
About fifty members of the Shakespearean literary society at Iowa State Teachers College plan an annual banquet at Black's tearoom with Genevieve Mosher as toastmistress. The program features talks on Fire Path and The Fountain, The Sin Dial, and The Hedge, with dancing afterward. Pi Tau Phi sorority hosts dinner at Riviera, Phi Omega Pi dances at the Elks Club, and Alpha Delta Alpha fraternities hold a Bunnyar de Country Club event Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespearean Literary Society
Iowa State Teachers College
Black's Tearoom
Genevieve Mosher
Shirley, Kilpatrick
Mary Jewell
Lillian .Emlew
Marjorie Reynolds
Evelyn Thomas
Pi Tau Phi Sorority
Riviera Tearoom
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Elks Club
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Bunnyarde Country, Club
Academy Seniors Honored at Annual Banquet
Our Lady of Victory academy held its junior senior banquet in the Gold room at Hotel President. Seventeen seniors received featherbound annuals while class colors gold and white festooned the room. Helen McCarville led a toast to juniors and Leona Gahill to seniors. Bertha Lies toasted the teachers and other toasts honored Rev Fathers Forster and Slattery. About thirty three attended as the evening closed with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Helen McCarville
Leona Gahill
Bertha Lies
Helen
Hughes
Forster and
Slattery
Agnes McCarville
Cletus Conrad
Tng
Tirty
Allen Memorial Hospital Graduation Party Honors Class
Allen Memorial hospital graduates were honored at a Thursday dinner hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Glinton F. Smith at 2858 Fourth Street East. Decorations featured shell pink and nile green with sweetpeas. The freshmen class hosted a 7 o'clock breakfast at the hospital with faculty and students attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Memorial Hospital
Glinton F. Smith
Fourth Street
East
Freshoman Cliss
Hospital
A. P. T. A. Elects Officers at Whittier Meeting
The city Parent Teacher Association will hold officer elections next Saturday afternoon June 1 postponed from this week. Mrs Ruby Nelson elected secretary succeeding Miss Jesele Bernard who will not return next year. Other officers were installed. Songs by each grade and penmanship prizes announced. Refreshments served during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Council
Ruby Nelson
Whittier Parent
Teachr Association
Jesele Bernard
College Couple Married in Cedar Rapids Last Week
Miss Verona Bush of Marshalltown and Clair Stanard of North English, both seniors, wed on May 8 in Cedar Rapids with Shery Shields presiding. Attendants were Helen Barrell and Gordon Wolfe. Stanard will head Cedar Heights schools next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarter
Cedar Falls
Verona Bush
Marshalltown
Clair Stanard
North English
Shery? Shields
Cedar Rapids
W. W. Argo
United People's Church
Helen Barrell
Gordon Wolfe
Stanard
Cedar Heights
Community Club Notes Highlight Numerous Hostesses
Wild Rose club met for dinner at Plymouth Congregational church with a business meeting and program. Do-A-Best and Silent Eight clubs held bridge events and luncheons at multiple homes. June entertainments planned by several hosts include Cedar Heights picnic and June 6 meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harold Trapp
Lerkington
Mother's Day Banquet At Northminster Church
A church banquet hosted by the Ladies' auxiliary is planned for next Tuesday evening at 6 30 at Northminster Presbyterian with men serving meals. An imperial speaker and program features are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Ladies
Musical Vesper Program at Town State Teachers College
The Town State Teachers College presents a vesper program Sunday afternoon at 4 in which the college string quartet Bel Canto Women’s Glee Club and soloists perform works by Burleigh Handel and others. The program features Thus Saith the Lord and Thou That Tellest Good Tidings of Great Joy, and closes with Benediction. Notable performers include Eleanor Evans Kathy Maton Violet Watters and Joseph Hagar with Dr Howland Hanson conducting. A Knights of Columbus card party follows with 150 players and prizes awarded to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Canto Women’s Glee Club
Town State Teachers College
Deems Taylor
Tee
Burleigh
Victor Harrison
Harry Burleigh
Bel Canto Glee Club
C.eeeecuse
Handel
Enoness
Toms
Ntrleg Quartet
Handel Eleanor Evans
Lynes Michael Kinnog
Parewell
Ruth
Ganl Virginia Fish
Kathryn Maton
Milam Eyans
Diving Redeemer
Gaunph
Violet Watters
Kindip Light
E.s.eeee -Dizes
Worship the King
Joseph Hagar
Bobby Bel Canto
Howland Hanson
Melo Water Softener Promises Clean Snowy Whites
An old advertisement explains that a dirty ring around washtubs signals hard water and dirty laundry. It promotes Melo as a water softener and cleaner to prevent scum, keep clothes snowy white, and reduce soap use. Buy Melo at your grocer.
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Traer Couple
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gerry of Traer marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on Wednesday May 22. The couple married in Nashua in 1879 and journeyed by team to Traer. Attending were Frank Harrison and O. A. Conklin, both from Nashua, with ties to the Gerry family. Their son Harry and daughter Mrs. I. W. Suter also attended with their families. Mr. Gerry, 74, and Mrs. Gerry, 72, recalled early life from Nashua and Eaton Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
W. E. Gerry
Gerry
Nashua
Tracer
Frank Harrison
O.A. Conklin
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Gerry
Mr. Conklin
WSSB
Browe
Mass
Nashui
Mississippi River
Mary Conkin
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Harry
Bella Plalne
I. W. Suter
Monticello
Planned Courtesies For Miss Gleason Bride To Be
A prenuptial dinner party honors Miss Kathryn Gleason whose marriage to Roy McComb of Newton is set for June 5. Hosts Ethel Reinhart Dorothy Wells and Ruth Hamilton decorate with spring flowers and candles. Favors in bridge won by Miss Gleason and Mrs Joseph Lutgen. The guest list includes Mrs W E Steely Mrs B C Moore Mrs John Flynn and others. Additional events planned include dinners and showers ahead of the wedding. A miscellaneous shower honors Miss Josephine Beruth, who will wed Earl Stromberg May 30, with prizes and guests. Past Matron’s club entertained and Sacred Heart recital features advanced piano students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Gleason
Roy McComb
Newton
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Ethel"Reinhart
Dorothy Wells
Ruth Hamilton
Bridge
Gledson
Joseph Lutgen
China
W. E. Steely
B.C. Moore
John Flynn
Michael Gleason
Paul Otto
Helyn Miller
Margaret Gleason
Virginia Clary
Gleason
Black
Miss Clary
Moore
Steely
Otto
Josephine Beruth
Earl Stromberg
Louise Blackburn
Street West
Marie Mi Hanks
Jess Schoonmaker
Sabert Hellman
Irrowain
Roy Murphy
John McGovern
Marie King
Gladys Calif
Viola McDermott
Loretta Schmidt
Maye Foss
Marten Metcalf
Lella Eith
Nellie Jones
Wilma Myers
Lancheon
Fred King
Waterloo
Hamblin
Waverly
O. FE. S
Ianebro
Reese
King
Baltimore Street
Sacred . Heart
Sacred Heart School
Dr Small recounts travels to New Zealand Australia and Canada
Dr W B Small told Ton club members at Black's Tearoom about trips to New Zealand and Australia with Mrs Small. He described modern cities, climate, and friendly views of Americans in those lands. He also recalled a visit to British Columbia before sailing home, with remarks on travel by steamship lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Australia
Small
Dr. Small
British .Columbia
Canada
Northminster Church redecorates interior as plans new building loom
The Presbyterian church at Ballou and Avalon redecorates its first and second floors. Congregation eyes a new building on Falls Avenue to replace or accompany the current structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northminster
Presbyterian Church
Ballou
Avalon Avenue
Falls Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. M. I. Club
Eells-Meeker
Academy
Allen Hospital
Leo Delagardelle
Ida Schroeberl
Cresco
St. Toseph's Church
Crese Rey
J. P. Wagener
Clara Schroeberl
Raphael Delagardelle
Tae
P.T. A. Activities
Cedar. Rapids
I. M. Fifield
Marsh Street
F. B. Gant
John Renk
Cyril Beaver
Gant
Frank Negus
Kenilworth Road
Ton
Joseph Koerner
Hawthorne Avenue
Frances Buren
Arthur’ Casper
Gilet Margretz
Mark Sorensen
Alfred
Pines
Cedar Helghts
Henry Schneider
Lime Street
Earl Manning
William Stover
William Hitchins
Frank Crimimins
Otto Stegman
Mi Jq Club
C. &. Thompson
Conger Street
W. J. Youel
Jerome Burright
Perry Hoffey
Cuncheon
Mig. Geil
Bridge ‘Club
W. J. Bailey
Hailey
Charles Kurth
Fred Bing
G. W. Selbig
Sam Scott
Triple Four Bridge Club
Irene Bigler
Fred Zack
Cloverice Bassarear
Spencer
Earl Biltsch
Bassarear
Fern Dybsford
Ralph Heald
Donald Axtell
Os Camodres Club
Berth Avenue
Frances Melvin
Miss Watters
Waldo Galvin
Steck
Wl .T. Edwards
Fourth Street West
I.fl FL
Robert Townsend
Janesville
MM. Searles
Church News
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Hannah Star
Rosebud Avenue
George Lingelbach
Iowa Falls
Byrnes Park
N. A. Potter
Riverside Drive
Circle 4
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Bert Petrie
K. O
Knights of Columbus
William = Gormen
Mueller
John Bruner
H. A. Schmitz
William Urie
Florence Roth
H. E. Hinze
ACVO
Tyeaniteau
the Hygienic Products Coo
Canton, Ohio
Sants Flesh
Gruen Guild
Esse Booth
John Schmidt
Martha Siple
Emerson School
Schmidt
Bennington Township
Hortense Mbel
Helen Thompson
Vivian Strauss
Ostess
Roy McLain
Miss Kathryn
Antipodes
Lewis
New Hartford
Milo Lewis
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Iwiae
Milano
Tate
Chute
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