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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
10
Tonight and Wednesday afternoon and evening feature dozens of clubs, church groups, and social gatherings. Rae Muirhead’s Business Girls club starts, First Baptist and Congregational societies host all day meetings, and multiple card, sewing, and neighborhood clubs meet at churches, halls, and private homes with speakers, meals, and planned activities.
Prowell announced the opera will not open on earlier dates with Kubelik to be in Waterloo April 16 for the dress rehearsal. The show will likely occur the following week. A Waterloo Conservatory rehearsal on Thursday evening features the orchestra and soloists. chorus practice is set for Monday in the manual training auditorium. The Ellen Stone Mission Band senior division met at Mrs. Clifford Woolley’s home on Galtimore Street to discuss devotionals, current events, and China history with Misses McCartney, Sedgwick, Cascaden, Hicks, and Cobb. The junior band meets Thursday at 2 30 p m in the First Congregational church parlors. ENTERTAINED AT DINNER. Mesdames Perkins, Lowe, Boynton and Kenzelman hosted the C. L. club dinner at the Metropole hotel with April fool themed decorations and favors. The guests dressed as circus personalities and enjoyed a five course menu. Miss Ida Copely attended. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs. Webb’s home.
Mrs. P. W. Klein of Eagle Center marked her eighty ninth birthday on March 24. Sixty one relatives joined her for the celebration attended by 105 descendants. She is mother to Conrad and Peter Klein of Waterloo. The Columbia circle met in the library west yesterday to study Jane Addams early life and an Outook magazine article on Industry and Democracy. The group will resume with Miss Addams Youth on the City Streets in McClure's.
The Carnegie Chautauqua circle met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. F.C. Platt’s home on Third street east. Jane Addams work formed the afternoon program under the direction of Mrs. W. W. Schwedler. Mrs. Schwedler and Mrs. Laura Cutler shared engaging incidents linked to the author and cause.
Justice J. W. Kuhns married Miss Zella McCalley yesterday at 4 pm in Waterloo. Arthur Heddinger attended, and the groom works at the Malleable Tron Works. They will reside in Waterloo.
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