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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1928
Page
2
Society notes describe a large Easter gala dinner and dance set for Tuesday April 10 at Black's tearoom. After a quiet spell the event aims to provide diversion with dine together reservations and social hosts hosting groups on subscription. Various clubs and church groups share listings for the social evening and Wednesday events follow in local halls and mission rooms.
The B Natural Muse club meets at Mrs. John McDonald home to plan annual programs with Cedar Falls Woman's Club and Cedar Rapids Beethoven club exchange. Members announce April 10 Cedar Falls program and April 16 recital at Miss Mae Howell's home.
Miss Inez Coburn tells Waterloo Quota club at the YWCA dinner that golf shifted from aristocratic origins to widespread participation. She traces the sport’s growth from estates to municipal links and notes rising tennis and cycling interest along with postwar prosperity.
Inasmuch circle of East Park Presbyterian church will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow with Mrs J E Sanford at 527 Ricker street. Various missionary and auxiliary groups from St Pauls M E Grace M E and other churches plan postponed or upcoming events including a pageant titled Stewardship and a miniature mite box opening with solo performances and devotions through the day.
Club notes report a social band meeting at Mrs Ell Lanispaan's home 114 1 2 Jefferson Street and a 1 PM luncheon Thursday at Black's Tearoom hosted by Mrs John Swift and Mrs C H Bunker. T T F club held an election on Black's balcony with Mrs Ray Gembarant named president and Mrs H J Gille news reporter. The next gathering is set for April 12 at Mrs Errl Deans home.
Mrs H B Boies hosted Chapter FE members at tea in her home following a business meeting. Dorothy Wilbur sang several solos with accompaniment by Gail Wilbur and Marylouise Caughlan, amid spring flowers and a program concluding with another Wilbur vocal. Birthday events marked Mary Jowise Fowler’s ninth birthday party hosted at her home with guests and entertainment.
The article discusses calorie counting as a method to manage weight and notes the difficulty of measuring calories accurately. It compares baked, peeled and baked, and fried potatoes, explains fat contribution, and suggests boiling or steaming as simpler options. It mentions digestion and nutrient absorption, and touches on related skin health and diet considerations.
First Lutheran Church Sunday School will present an Easter program at 7 30 p m with musical numbers by students including Little Boy's Easter Sermon Grandmother's Council The Day of Days Sacred Head Now Wounded and The King Shall Come When Morning Dawns Other pieces feature Children for Jesus and recitations. The program ends with songs and reenactments by the school and war classes. Reverend Hears Mueller will give the prayers and Hernia the day school superintendent will speak. Collect ion for the Sunday school mission fund will be taken.
Chapter Z P F 0 enjoyed a musicale at Mrs J B Giffring home with performances by Mrs Elisabeth Gurney Lehmidt and others. The event included a demonstration of the Pletcher method and a reading of Milne’s The Camberly Triangle.
Mrs Henry Frank held a luncheon to honor her sister Mrs H R Gurran of Evanston Illinois and aunt Mrs Moe Lowenstine of South Bend Indiana. Twenty four guests attended with pastel decor and tulips as the table centerpiece.
The recipe describes frying salt pork until crisp, then layering steak fish with onions breadcrumbs and butter in a saucepan. Water cooks for an hour, with cornstarch batter thickening the gravy and aperforated skimmer used for serving.
In Carthage Tunisia an outdoor season will stage Polyeucte Horace Andromaque Iphigenie and other classics in ancient theatres at Cherchell Guelma Timgad Djemila Dougga and Carthage. The Friends of Carthage society supports this venture with a Paris Comedie Francaise company to recreate Roman Africa’s atmosphere.
Miss Helen E. Wultke recovers from appendicitis at Presbyterian hospital. Fred Morse heads to Liberty Missouri to visit William Jewell College. Miss Lucile Denald undergoes appendicitis surgery at Alten Memorial hospital and is improving. George Hansen reports Ford theft from Moose hall. license H-2190. Prisbie household entertains sister Mrs F G Boomer, Cal. Boomer is grand vice president of Grand International auxiliary to Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Fred L Hicks will leaves estate to wife Emily with $1000 bequest to Elsie M Dudley. will filed for probate today. Thirty eight new autos registered county treasurer notes. high-end cars dominate. Dr SF Heverly advertises dentistry at 606 Blackhawk.
Paris presents a fully handmade cyber fashion piece with intricate tiny tucks shaping the skirt and bias-cut sleeves. The ensemble features crepe de chine in a pale shade, with delicate finishing and decoy detailing on the skirt for a refined, avant garde effect.
In April 16 preferential primary Illinois voters face a single presidential option Frank Lowden with Chicago mayor Thompson pushing an instructive delegation plan to draft Coolidge. Senator Frank Smith seeks renomination amid campaign finance questions while Mrs Medill McCormick campaigns for congressman at large. Democrats also contest.
In the Illinois race, factions aligned behind Small Thompson and United States Senator Charles G. Deneen oppose Oreo’s gubernatorial bid as Chicago hosts a day of prayer. Clergy and laity gather to seek divine guidance for voters choosing upright officials at the polls.
Miss Violet Ker Seymer from London England member of the Christian Science board of lectureship will deliver a talk titled Christian Science God s Law of Holiness Health Immortality in West High auditorium tonight Clarence S Miller will introduce her Public invited
A puzzle note links a five minute limit to words like pier note bort quay and related terms. It reads like a cryptic prompt pairing time with maritime and labor imagery to challenge the reader.
Two year old Ralph Sellers of Vinton Iowa lost the index finger of his right hand when it was caught in a clothes wringer. The injury required amputation. The report also notes a separate item about the County Officers annual convention planned for late June in Mason City Iowa.
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes face powders sold at toilet counters. She describes Heavy Face Powder in a square box for one dollar and Light Face Powder in a round box at a lower price, available in Flesh Brunette and White shades.
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