Pleasant 1 o clock luncheon for Miss Brown
Miss Two Brown was honored at a 1 o’clock luncheon at Mrs. B A Boggs home on Leland avenue. Twelve guests sat at one long table for a four course meal. Brown, retiring vice president of the Ladies Aid of First MLEL Church, will soon travel west with her father M C Brown. A garnet brooch was given as a token of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Two Brown
B. A. Boggs
Leland Avenue
Miss Brown
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Mlel Church
M. C. Brown
Ladies’ Aid
Arthur Whitmore
Nebraska
Irene V. Ketterman
Sons of Veterans’ Auxliary
R. C. Brown
Williston Avenue
Ketterman
Fort Smith
Ark
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Marian Eddy
Marion Glynn
D. R. Taylor
Chautauqua Park
Miss Glynn
J. E. Briggs
Alice Rugga
Happy GO Lucky Club
Myrtle Cook
Third Street West
Elizabeth Neubaurg
Elizabeth Shafer
Cook
J. M. Weatherby
West Union
Last of Artists' Course to Feature Bruno Steindel Cellist
Bruno Steindel, famed solo cellist of the Thomas orchestra for seventeen years, will headline the final Artists' course of the season at the First Congregational church Wednesday evening. Miss Georgiella Lay accompanies, with Prof. Prowell and Steindel performing three trios before Steindel offers solo numbers. Steindel, born in Saxony, studied in Germany and Berlin, later joining the Chicago orchestra and then contributing to American music with a broad repertoire. He owns a rare 1639 Nicholaus Amati cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe
Manchester
Idel Miles
Leah J. Prowell
Scott B. Prowell
Bruno Steindel
Miles
New York
Boston
Thomas Orchestra
First Congregational
Melba
Steindel
Georgiella Lay
Prowell
Saxony
Zwickau
Germany
Philharmonic Orchestra of
Berlin
Hans von Bulow
Thomas
Chicago
Supt Chamberlin Addresses the Y
The 3:30 men’s meeting at the Young Men’s Christian Association auditorium will feature A W Chamberlin as speaker. A male quartet will lead a preliminary song service and a social lunch will follow, offering unmarried men a chance to mingle over a modest supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chamberlin
Young Men's Christian Association
Bathing Editorial Endorsed By James Register
James Register endorses the Courier editorial on safe bathing places for children and offers ten dollars toward a public subscription if the municipality fails to provide a needed facility. He urges steps toward funding a suitable bathing area for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Register
Courier
Waterloo to adopt strict meat inspection law
R C Eggert of Waterloo visited Dubuque city hall on Friday at the urging of Mayor Rector. He is in the wholesale meat business and notes Waterloo plans ordinances to enforce rigorous inspection of meats sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
R. C. Eggert
Waterloo
Rector
City Ordinance Papers Handed to Waterloo Council
Mr. Eggert secured copies of Dubuque's ordinances on the subject and will present them to the Waterloo city council for review and consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggert
Dubuque
Waterloo
New Son and Heir in Pickett Home
Congressman and Mrs. C. E. Pickett welcome a son named Charles Joseph at 119 Leland Avenue. The child is the couple’s third and second son, and both mother and baby are doing well. Mr. Pickett may be detained in Waterloo until after Congress’s special session convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Beeman
Nellie Mae Porter
Royal W. Hartsell
E. L. Rohlf
Herrick Refrigerator Company
Waterloo
C. E. Pickett
Leland Avenue
Mrs Speer’s Mother Dies in Telegram Notice
Mrs M Speer receved a telegram from Kansas announcing the death of her mother Mrs Caroline Field. Owing to illness she will be unable to attend the funeral.
Local church and club notices announced for April events
The Ree Muirhead Business Girls meet Monday at 7 45 in First Presbyterian with Miss Alice Frehse leading study of Acts chapter twelve. Y M C A Ladies auxiliary gathers Monday at 2 with all members urged to attend. Walnut Street Baptist hosts a noon boys band and Sunday school closing exercises. The Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school rally is rescheduled to April 11 due to Evangelical church conference. First Presbyterian holds annual congregational meeting Monday April 3 at 7 30 with reports and elections. A G I A to B of L E special meeting in Engineers hall Monday April ?? at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Department
F. T. Bentley
I. J. Bouldin
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
Chicago
Africa
J. W. Arnott
John W. Rath
Murray Club
the Universalist Church
Informa
Franklin C. Platen
George
Causins
RA Mares Ss
Agnes Endholdt
Virginia Plate
W. C. Wilcox
Town State University
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ree Muirhead
Alice Frehse
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
Conference of the Evangelical Church
B. of L. E
Engineers’ Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Skirt and Garment Co
Croxton
Waterloo Conservatory
Muete
Georgiella
Hessie A. Reed
Rubens
Lucile Geismar
Wilbur
William Stewart
Conger Street
Mystic Workers of the World
Stewart
Anna Crowe
Alice Stewart
Miss Crowe
Leon Bell
Elliott
Episcopal Missionary
G. W. Hinkle
Christ Episcopal Church
Hinkle
Daughters OF the King
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
BE. F. Stevenson
Iowa Street
Des Moines
Jances Grout
John Ike
Henry W. Grout
Alicea C. Wilson
the Savery
Misa Grout
Minnie
Fannie Russell
Marshalltown
First Congregational Church
G. Pike
Pikers
J. AR. Vaubhan
J. H. Crippen
Wie
Upworth League
St. Paul's M. E
Wella Freeman
Roberta Heald
First Baptist Church
Plus Ultra
Church of the Brethren
O. B. Zack
South Street
May Lamb
Eugene Sellers
Kensington
I. D. Collins
J. E. Chapin
Ladies’ Ald Society
Walnut Street
Clay Street
Faye Collins
Fuller
Mrs. Noe
Ida
Olga Kinniberg
C. C. Bartell
Olga
Miss Ida
Drake University
Des Maines Conservatory
Mendelssohn
A. E. Glenney
Los Angeles
Cal
Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Rattle Creek, Mich
Gellist
Supt. Chamberlin
Bathing Editorial
Howard E. Coffin
Detroit
Russell-Miller Motor Car CO
Fifth Street
Pickett
Hudson
Lewis Miller
Iowa
West Fourth Street
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