Society in Review Original Numbers At Club Program
Members of the B Natural Music club presented compositions by club members at Miss Lucile Gutler's home, featuring a Virginian Gable solo and solos by Mrs. C G A Boatman and Mrs. C F Nagle, with Miss Louisa Hegerman on accompaniment and other readings and songs. Current events were given by Mrs. C A Scholin as various society events and meetings filled the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Lucile Gutler
Cutler Street
Virginian Gable
CG. A. Boatman
Elizabeth Green
C. F. Nagle
Louisa Hegerman
John McDonald
John McDonald; A’ Piano Solo By Miss Fae ,Collins
Maxine Esslers
F. C. Liffring
Jelilum River
Martha McCormick
W. P. McCormick
Scott
Mildred Gleason
Church group activities fill week at various churches
Readable notes list meetings and events for many congregations including Universalist, Presbyterian, Grace M E, Walnut Street Baptist, First Congregational, St Pauls M E, Graves Memorial L L B, and First Presbyterian. Activities feature luncheons, social events, programs, lessons, picnics, and founder day planning through midweek, with hostesses and addresses noted.
Bride-Elect to Be Honored at Dinner Bridge
Miss Alma Marie Smith bride-to-be of Kenneth Wilson of Manchester will be guest of honor at a dinner and bridge party at Green Lantern tearoom Wednesday evening. The Monarch Film company girls hosting include Miss Pauline Knapp Mildred Sheffler June Fisher Evelyn Farrelly Margaret Watts Lucille Black Gertrude Stroebel Roxane Zumbrun and Mrs A L Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Marie Smith
Kenneth Wilson
Manchester
Green Lantern
Monarch Film Company
Miss Smith
Uest
Pauline Knapp
Mildred Sheffler
June Fisher
Evelyn Farrelly
Inaugural Events At Gae-Y Club Meet Described
Mrs George Lichty spoke at a Gae-C club dinner about inaugurations at Washington DC The food administration division banquet Wardman hotel March 3 White House reception and charity hall were noted Sixteen members attended a brief business session A special half hour rate for plunges at the YMCA pool was announced The next meeting is scheduled for April 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. GC
George Lichty
Y. W. CG
Food Administration Division
Wardman ‘Hotel
White ‘House
Charity Hall
Waterloo Bride Links Oelwein Man in Sunday Ceremony
Miss Thelma Davis of Waterloo married Roy J. Reed of Oelwein Sunday evening at 7 30 in the Parsonage of MM E church in Oelwein Rev A W Henke performed the ceremony Attendants were Miss Viola Bullock and Russell Boylan Mrs Reed employed with Superior Photographers studio in Waterloo Reed connected with Whippet Taxicab Company at Oelwein where they will reside Also notes on club meetings birthday party and society happenings with attendees and hostess names.
Quota Club Hosts All Fools Day Party
Quota Club held an April Fool themed dinner at Hotel Rus sell Lamson with games and paper caps. Hostesses were Miss Mary Horner Miss Adelaide Hungerford and Mrs. Nellie Brooks. Mrs. Pearl Kimball received gifts, not present due to illness. Plans for an April 15 party at Hotel President were discussed with over 125 reservations. Prof Dennis of Northwestern University will speak and Allen Memorial Hospital campaign representatives attended. Guests included Miss Mary Stanton of Sioux City and Miss Ann McMechen of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Russell-Lamson
Mary Horner
Adelaide Hungerford
Nellie Brooks
Pearl Kimball
Nae Dennis
Northwestern University
Campaign Po
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mary Stanton
Sioux City
Ann McMechen
Philadelphia
Legion Auxiliary Plans National Meeting for Fall
Plans for the ninth annual national convention of the American Legion Auxiliary are under way with events set for Louisville Kentucky on September 30 to October 3. National officers President Mrs Boyce Ficklen Vice President Mrs Louis N Julienne and Secretary Mrs Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell attended a Kentucky meeting to discuss arrangements. Many auxiliary members from Town are expected to attend. Card Party Waterloo camp Royal Neighbors to raise funds for juveniles Friday at 8 pm in K C hall with bridge and 500. in charge are Mrs Herbert Lantz and Mrs Ed Anderson. No afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goyrer
Des Moines
American Legion Auxiliary
Louisville
Boyce Ficklen
Mirs
Louis N. Julienne
Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell
Story City
Kentucky State Board
Till‘ary
Donald Macrae
Council Bluffs
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
Herbert Lantz
Ed Anderson
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Be a Shampoo Preliminary
The article explains pre cleansing scalp care for dry scalps and dandruff. It notes that a dry scalp benefits from oil and gentle air massage, while dandruff requires heavier oil and warm preparation plus antiseptic like sulphur. A warm crude oil pomade with sulphur is suggested for dandruff control.
Hair care advice from Esther K M Flaxen and color notes
The text covers scalp health and oil management with pillow coverings, noting that healthy scalps need no shampoo unless dandruff is present. It discusses Est her K M guidance on flaxen and light brown hair aging, color changes in adolescence, and concludes with uncertainty about selling gray hair switches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther K.M
Orchesis Club to Present Dance Recital at ISU Auditorium
Orchesis dancing club at Iowa State Teachers College will stage a Thursday evening recital at 8 o clock in the college auditorium. The program features interpretive dances ballets and a dance drama Dream Gate with solos like Soul of an Indian and Reflection. Included are humorous pieces The Duel Maids Who Dance Their Shoes Into Holes Irish Jaunting Car Melissa Sweeps and Blue Danube Waltz. Also presented are apenay Andante Cantabile and Shining Moon with director Miss Monica Wife. The club roster includes Maude Moore Harriette Egan Lenorm Legg Rhea Wahle Josephine Willard Deane Gibsoux Mildred Peterson Margaret Dausman Florence Reed Catherine Patterson Lucille Herriing and Mrs Genice Hollis Hoffman and Mrs Jane Pettit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchesis Dancing Club
Iowa State Teachers ‘College
Melissa
Miss Monica Wife
Maude Moore
Harriette Egan
Lenorm Legg
Rhea Wahle
Josephine Willard
Deane Gibsoux
Mildred Peterson
Margaret Dausman
Florence Reed
Catherine Patterson
Lucille Herriing
Genice Hollis Hoffman
Jane Pettit
Chapter 7 Holds Meeting at Home of Mrs Swisher
Mrs B F Swisher hosted Chapter 7 PEO at Prospect Hills Monday evening. Mrs J E Sedgijick recounted visits to California PBO chapters during her trip. Mrs Stanley Moore spoke on Eugene O Neill's Strange Interlude with excerpts. Social hour followed. Chautauqua Circle discussed Reconstruction of France and postwar economic and social turmoil after armistice. Becker chapter OEO officers held a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Harry Fergemann at 222 Lafayette St on their 17th anniversary. Irene Ams entertained with dinner and bridge at Black's tearoom, Helen Bird and Norman O'Connor won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E.O
Prospect Hills
J. E. Sedgijick
California
Eugene O'Neill
Stanley Moore
Chautauqua
France
Alli France
Germany
Becker Chapter
Harry Fergemann
Lafayette Street
Irene
Ams
Black's Tearoom
Helen Bird
Norman O'Connor
Comadres and social clubs meet in late spring notes
Las Comadres club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. EB D Zearley. Social circle gathers Thursday at Mrs. John Kinniburgh 126 Harrison street. Social Band convenes Thursday with Mrs. Ray Barclay 1134 Berth Avenue. London Bridge club dined and bridged at Hotel Russell Lamson. prizes to Miss Juanita Gunstead and Miss Eleanor Dean. Members plan two weeks hence at Hotel President. White Sea inn hosted by Mrs. Joe Averill and Miss Margaret Welch. bridge games followed. favors to Miss Marguerite Stanton and Miss Blanch McConeky. guest Loretta Welch received a favor. Spring flowers decor. Mrs. W W Kauffer hosted 1929 bridge club Monday at 119 Vine street. honors to Mrs. Vern Johnson and Mrs. C L Lewis. guest Mrs. Charles Whittamore. A. B Nauman and J. M Searles assisted with refreshments. Club will meet April 16 with Mrs. M Troutner 509 Leland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge Club
Russell Lamson
Juanita Gunstead
Eleanor Dean
T. T. D.eluo
White Sea Inn
Joe Averill
Margaret Welch
Marguerite Stanton
Blanch McConeky
Loretta Welch
W. W. Kauffer
Bridge Club
Vine Street
Vern Johnson
C. L. Lewis
Charles Whittamore
A. B. Nauman
J. M. Searles
M. ©. Troutner
Leland Avenue
P.T.A. Meeting With Dr Boysen headlining event
Dr H A Boysen will be the main speaker at a John Fiske Parent-Teachers Association meeting this evening. Miss Norma Gaiser will supervise music and hostesses will be mothers of second and third grade students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Boysen
John Fiske
Parent-Teachers Association
Norma Gaiser
Klimek McHugh Wedding Set for Wednesday in Waverly
Miss Ruth McHugh daughter of Mr and Mrs W J McHugh will wed James Klimek of Wausau Wisconsin Wednesday morning at St Marys Catholic church in Waverly Reverend T R Collins will perform the ceremony Mrs H C McKeever sister of the bride will be her attendant and best man is Mr McKeever Miss McHugh will wear tan georgette and Mrs McKeever will wear tan A pro cessional by Miss Marion Hattendorf The couple will reside in Oelwein where the groom works for the Iowa State Highway Commission A card party by St Marys sewing circle will be held tonight at 8 with bridge and 500 games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Waverly
Ruth McHugh
W. J. McHugh
James Klimek
Wausau
Wis
St. Mary's Catholic Church
T. R. Collins
McKeever
McHugh
Georges
Marion Hattendorf
Randalia Without Mail Monday Due to Accident
A Rock Island line southbound derailment near Ossian halted Randalia mail service yesterday. The wreck was not serious and service resumed today. Sleet and snow damaged telegraph wires, and the Methodist church Easter program was postponed to next Sunday due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special
Randalia
Rock ‘Island
Ossian
Methodist Church
Incomplete Brain Test Answer Scramble
The fragment notes there was nothing to support the top and that his coasting would end below the starting level. It mentions both men should have entered together, indicating a missing conclusion or context from an unresolved competition or problem statement.
Smart For Small Girl pattern for youngsters in Wardrobe
The Evening Courier promotes Pattern 1492 a dainty frack with inverted side pleats for a small girl. Frock and bloomers in crepe linen or percale with green or blue shades and white trimming. Sizes 2 4 6. fabric yardage listed. easy no experience sewing. Send 15 cents plus name address style number size to Courier Pattern Dept New York.
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Society In Review
Natural Club
P.T
Canopus
Black's Téa‘oom
Hall
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial
Riviera
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Blue Triangle League Council
Lydia Society
E. H. Knittle
Fidelity
M. E. Church
Wiliam Graham
Grace M. EH
Black's
East Park Presbyterian Church
IT. E. Sanford
Lucky
Thomas Landgraf
James Young
Jolly Limes Club
Ervin J
Grace M. EB. Church
Daughters of Plymouth
Gerrude Shepherd
Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society
St. Paul's
M. E
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Los
E. D. Beazley
First Evangelial Church
W. H. Bickley
Becker
O. E. S—Munsonic Temple
United Spanish War Veterans and Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
M. B
Grace M. E. Church
Gates Park
J. A. Gillard
Walnut Street Baptist
Universalist
Church News
Young People’s Activities Club
Universalist’ Church
I. E. Sanford
Rickert
Grace M. E. Church School
Black
Walnut Street Bapist Church
H. O. Wilbur
H. W. Hammond
Chcle
W. W. Gaston
Daughters of Plymouth Missionary Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Gertrude Shepherd
Lime Street
E. H. Kelly
Wilson Walton
Woman's Foreign Missionary Socity
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Charles Storm
Friends of Africa
First Evangelical Church
John Knott
Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society
Graves Memorial LL. B
Annex
H. F. ‘Guyer
A.C. Kessler
A. N. Pruess
Westminster Presbyterian
The
J. Bruce Giffen
Cedar Falls
Africa
Walnut Street Baptist, Church
Steeves
L. O. Butler
Elizabeth B Steeves
Virginia Berry
Roger Gisna
Bertha
C. M. Sherrill
Women of Grace M. E. Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Clarence Dewey
W. P. Hoxle
Old Society
Home Missionary Society
M. B. L. Group
Women's ‘Society of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. W. Brandt
James McMillan
H. GC. Keiber
Clara Bennington
First Presbyterian Church
Aid Department
G. O. Ballicth
A. M. Place
L. F. Wobtger
Frank Cooley
Missionary Department
Hugh Patterson
George Wheeler
Barber College For Women
Ruth Halliday
Brainerd Institute
E.R. Tegerson
Arkadelphia Academy
Lorraine Gibson
the Mansion
Oliver Stevenson
Esther Siegel
G. 3
Mack
Fred Sporle
Louise Blackburn
Fifth Street
West
Dagmere Peterson
Marian’ Metcalf
Arthur Blackman
Tone Halaska
Mabel Clark
Alpha, Delphians
Alpha Delphian Society
VW. CO
A. Mitton
Civic Club
Fourth Street East
A. French
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Izaak Walton League
J. M. Scarks
Jefferson Street
Boat Club
Legion Auxiliary
Orchesis Club
Las
Comadres Club
EB. D. Zearley
John Kinniburgh
Harrison Street
Ray Barclay
Berth Avenue
P.T. A. Activities
Lelong
Manny
Che
Klimek-McHugh
Yar
Chernoft
Mme. Chernoff
Mme
Chernoff
Cherun
Heanty Products
Ing. Dept
Cincinnati
Bauerman’s
Mime
Chernoffs
Broducts, Inc
CINN
Evening Courier
Courier Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
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