Social notes and club circles from Riverside park events
Community items list women and men golf luncheons and meetings from multiple clubs including Hesperians Council Oak MM club Brown's Lake circle and Foresters of Cahuates. Names such as Mrs W G Merton Mrs Ross M Coomer and Mrs G W Martin appear amid scattered references to rooms courts circles and a Riverside park concert scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s Lake
W. G. Merton
Iec
Ross M. Coomer
GW Martin Texroom
Mary's Court
Womcath
Foresters
Cahuates
Ball Ty Circle
Krown
Riverside Park
Heam
Old Maccalice
Local social notes mix with travel and gatherings
Community updates list dances and teas at homes in Sioux City and surrounding areas. Mrs. Ford hosts a 6 o clock dinner followed by a social, Miss Ford’s junior league work noted, and gatherings feature Ada Gran y, Eliza Sulley, and residents from Minneapolis and Emerson. Several weddings and visits to Okoboji, Lake Andes, and Eagle Point are cited, with hostesses named and venues at Riverside park and 210 South Street. A wedding to Charles Grubel is mentioned with a georgette dress. Community clubs elect officers and plan socials at the Immaculate Conception church and local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Parks
Columbine Club
Riverside Park
Ethel
Rachara Clark
Clark
South Street
Mace
Thomas Hamilton Paulina
Auastion
Ida Dorothy
Charles Grubel Toh
Sioux City
Tan Georgette Drese
Robted
Yellowston
Hustin Avenue
Broken Heart of Broadway at the Royal shows
The Royal presents the photoplay Broken Heart of Broadway with Colleen Moore and Johnnie Walker until Thursday. Scenes depict life in New York including Greenwich Village and Chinatown cafes, with romance, ambition, and Americanist themes. Added attractions include The Telephone Girl King Leary and Aesop's Fables with an orchestra conducted by Leo Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
America
the Royal
Colleen Moore
Johnnie Walker
Thosse
Metropolis
New York
Hudson
Greenwich Village
Italy
Shrine Chanters Shine At Grace Methodist Church
The Shrine Chanters directed by Lu drew a capacity crowd at Grace Methodist Church for a sacred concert. Faith Woodsford opened with a pipe organ prelude as Morningside chautauqua opened its seven day run with 14 programs praised and season tickets selling briskly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
Faith Woodsford
Morningside Chautauqua
City correspondence and church music notes in Sioux City
The Register cites Riverside Morningside Leeds and South Sioux City correspondents organizing reader submissions. It lists Vera Hanson and Anna Williams among others, plus coverage of girls choir led by Mrs Reed, a 10 piece orchestra at Morningside church, and staff moves at Grace Church. It notes a Kansas trip and several local family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
South Sioux City
Nel
Riverside
Vera Hanson
Home Street
Morningside
Anna W. Williams
Orleans
Corr
Leeds
J. C. Malloy
Central Avenue
Neb
Nate Miller
Highland
Dan G. Luke
Morningside Presbyterian Church
J. Frank Reed
Ingside College
Aeee Ee
Monn
Paulin
Methodist Church
Laverne Sigmond
Sigmond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Har OM Buck
G. F. Ingledue
F. W. Hennett
G. G. Gordon
Liz
J. M. Showalter
Seattle Woman Mayor Fires Two Police Chiefs
Seattle’s acting mayor Mrs Henry Landes dismissed Chief of Police William B. Severyns for disobeying orders and then fired Inspector J. T. Mason for noncooperation in a city cleanup. Landes declared direct control of the department, appointing Captain G. Bannick as aide. Mayor Edwin J. Brown, en route to New York, returned home upon learning of the upheaval. Landes, wife of the University of Washington science dean, is also sister to a prominent university figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Edwin J. Brown
New York
Henry Landes
Brown
William B. Severyns
J. T. Mason
Ene
Capt. G. Bannick
Severyns
Tandes
Severyna
Landes
School of Science
The
Univer
Washington
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
The Perfect Flapper at Princess theater review
A review lauds The Perfect Flapper starring Colleen Moore and Sidney Chaplin for witty modern girl themes. The critic notes Moore’s vivid personality, the house party plot, and the moral clash as the heroine seeks attraction without becoming sullied, calling the film entertaining and worth seeing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Colleen Moore
Jing Youth
Miss Moore
Sidney Chaplin
M. Moore
Tommie Lou Pember
Tommie
Tommie Lou
Plaza Broadway After Dark at Plaza theater
A half week showing of Plaza Broadway After Dark presents a romantic drama set in Manhattan life. Norma Shearer stars as Rose Dulane a former thief who bonds with Ralph Norton a wealthy suitor whose plan to place her in high society tests moral codes. The plot contrasts moth like desire with slum hardship and features a cast including Adolphe Menjou Carmel Myers Anna Q Nilsson Edward Burns Vera Lewis Willard Louis and Mervyn LeRoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plaza
Manhattan Lif
Norma Shearer
Rose Dulane
Norton
Adolphe Menjou
Carmel Myers
Anna Q Nilsson
Edward Burns
Vera Lewis Willard Louis
Mervyn LeRoy
Riverside Family Returns from Montana Visit
Riverside Mr. and Mrs. George Niekirk and son Norman returned from a visit with relatives in Butte Montana. Mary Magdalyn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J E Dore of 2212 Roosevelt Street has been seriously ill and is convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
J. J. Askins
Third Avenue
Pueblo
Colo
Carl Maynard
Shirley T. Eckert
Shirley Ann
Robert
Northwood
Mr. Eckert
George Niekirk
Norman
Butte, Mont
Mary Magdalyn
Frank Provanehe
Akron, Colo
Frances Groves
Jackson, Neb
B.J. Estlack
John N. Reslds
Home Street
Second nomination push for John W. Davis leader
Second time zetta Jewell Brown supports John W. Davis at a convention setting. Brown, once famed on stage, drew attention with her San Francisco speech. The piece notes local political moves, social visits, and community events around Crofton Nebraska and Riverview area, including openings and travels of residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetta Jewell Brown
Jon
Otis Skinner
John W. Davis
San Francisco
Brown
West Virginia
North Riverside
Crofton
Neb
Leamon Family Wrecks Concerts and Visits Noted in Leeds
Leeds residents report a pair of wrecks near Floyd Avenue while Mrs Leamon and family stay in the city. A band concert is planned Tuesday July 1 with Olivet Presbyterian ladies serving ice cream and cake. Other notes include travel to Lincoln Nebraska for summer, Ladies Aid at Wrey Church, and visits from relatives in Dawson Minnesota and Waterloo Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. $. Leamon
Aronsville
Okla
Leamon
John Duting
Floyd Avenue
Ladies of the Olivet Presbyterian Church
Moi Mammen
Ladies Aid Society
Wrey Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
TL. M. Brown
Tee Gardner
Julia Bloomquist
Hetty Bloomquist
Glen Bloomquist
Dawson, Minn
John du- Ung
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Ates Elu Abaonae
Hesperians—Council Oak
W. N
Ford
F. Odeboit
Ta. E. Miller
N. Felten
Katheri
Olson
His Avenue
Mes
Ada Gran@y
Eliza
Sulley
Minneapolis
Oxy
Flt
Evans
Sam
Lake Andes
Leotie Hi Lame
Manion
J. L. Seroxes
St. Fant, Minn
Mee. T. F. Griffin
Ke Okoboji
Mex Griffin
Frances Schindler
Emerson, Ned
John A. Magoun
Berkley Michael
Daughte Lunet
Masou
Eagle Point
Virginia Mlake
Los Angeles
Virgnia Palmer
Spence
Motker
Allison Folsom
Chester
W. Ford
Mn Street
Folsom
Mabel
Ope
Teverley
Dents
William Gor
Fois
Carpenter's
Enr
Betecson
J. Jee
J. Pearson
Charles Wooape
J. D. Kinney
Yolea
Irene Garnette
NL Larson
Nels Dahl
Esther Berg
Son of the Immaculate Conception
Aileen Maher Sas
Willis I. Fleetwood
Tolay
Chicago
Til
J. G. Carney
Pukwana
Mra
D. Carey
Jackson Street
Charles E. Palmer
W. J. Whitney
Los
Emovi Ant
Democratic Nation
Elsie Davenport
California
Peggy Watts
Oregon
Ruby Blaine
Gertrude Ellingwood
Massachusetts
Laurete ‘Kehme
Oklahoma
Cletus Ryan
Michigan
Viola Brown
Montana
Roberta Lee
Virginia
Eleanor Ryan
Ohio
Ethel Dale
Pennsylvania
Royal
M. G. Clark
Men's Bible
Morningside Presbyterian Ihirc
Third Presbyterian Church
Lake Okoboj
Genevieve Metcalf
Florence Leazer
Dorothy Lurber
Dorothy Fenn
Opal van Dyke
Mise
Marguerite Wouth
Newton Avenue
Queen Esther
Ahe Methodist Church
John David
Indiana Avenue
Onno Ballard
Ritchie
Vermillion
W. E. Wingett
Orleans’ Avenue
June Connor
Irving School
Hisousin
F. W. Goudie
Orleans Avenue
Mitchell
A. F. Pedderson
Fourth Avenue
Minnie Axlund
Mary Abrams
Lake Creston
Morningside College
C. Evan Ingbers
Des Moines
Emma Engberg
Vine Avenue
Engberg
Des Moines University
Grace Methodist Church
C. F. Dierking
Anna Wisnow
Crystal Lake
Nebraska
Thomas Lottridge
Sull Avenue
J. Betersom
Sioux Rapids
M. P. Warwick
Sixth Avenue
G. M. Dorman
Lake Okobojt
Seta Coats Agn
Rich C. Anderson
Des Mais
Edward E. Watson
South
Newton Street
Pocahonta
Jeanette Hartung
F. Rorapaugh
Berlin
Merlin
Denmark
Buford Hart
T. A. Hart
Monroe Avenue
Farnhamville
Jewell Haskins
Princess
Tharies Lein
Riverview
Wright Avenue
Bryan Street
Bernard Congrieve
Charlotte
Gr Re
Olif Haseler
Dubuque, Ta
Iving Haseler
Edgewa
Stevens Community Church
Shumate's
School of Music
PH. Bryan and
Daugh Faye
Denver, Colo
Provanche
Emerson, Neb
Blanche Musehamp
RC. Musehamp
Springfield Avers
Lincoln
Frank Newkirk
Grace
Deborah
Frances
Leeda
Waterloo
Montgomery
Polk Avenue
Emil Diediker
Shell Lake
Withey
Im the
Rice Page
J. W. Densmore
Fremont
Smett McDermott
Tiler Avenue
Lake Oko- Dot
Morrell Stolz
Pearl Stola
van Durean Avenue
E.G. Frush
Sutherland, A
A. L. Fredericks
E. C. Crocker
Grigetta Leyden
St. Michael Catholic Church
Jefferson Avenue
H. H. Burdick
J. A
Peter's Park
Phi Res
Geo. Petermann
Davidson
George Matthew Adams
Tom
Geo
Matthew Adams
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