Open installation of Bethany White Shrine officers in Cedar Falls
Bethany White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold an open installation of officers at 8 p m Friday in Cedar Falls Masonite hall. The ceremony will include Eastern Stars and friends, with musical selections by Mrs. Max Miller and others, and 32 officers from Waterloo Cedar Falls Dike and Waverly to be installed. Refreshments by Mrs. George F Wood. White and yellow shrine colors featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany White Shrine of
A. H. Baaster
Russell
Devon
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Dike
Waverly
Howard Burm
Worthy
Charles Trunkey
Harry Fergemann
Frank Kiessling
Russell Layeall
Adam Lohner
Ross Worrell
John Dewhirst
Peter Daley
C. H. Bunker
King's Guards
Frank Fuller
George F. Wood
Johnson Henningsen Wedding Service Read in Janesville
Miss Blanche Margaret Henningsen and Oliver Johnson were married at the Methodist Episcopal church in Janesville. The ceremony was led by Pastor Fred A. Smith with George E. Johnson and Miss Ethel Coe as attendants. A reception followed at the Henningsen home and the couple will reside in Janesville. he is a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourtar
Janesville
Blanche Margaret Henningsen
Soren Henningsen
Oliver Johnson
P.m
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred A. Smith
George E. Johnson
Ethel Coe
Clear Lake
Dorm Nykvist
Cedar Palls
Merwin George
Miss Coe
Dike
Henningsen
C. P. Faulk
Arthur Jacobson
Chicago
Godtke
San Antonio
Tex
Wayne
Gertrude
Johnson
Hawthorne P T A Members Enjoy a Stunt Program
Hawthorne school P T A staged a stunt program featuring a grand march puppet show A Mysterious Night an accordion solo by Edna Denner a costume duet by Celeste Meisch and Frederick Masberg races readings and songs with Linden orchestra. Miss J E Jordan choreographed and Clyde Graham hosted. Mrs Harvey Richey and first and second B grade mothers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alveni
Parent-Teacher Association of Hawthorne Schiod
Edna Denner
Celeste Meisch
Frederick Masberg
John Kauffman
George Loveall
Linden Orchestra
J. E. Jordan
Clyde Graham
Harvey Richey
Plans for Guest Tea By University Women
The American Association of University Women Waterloo branch met at the Woman's clubhouse last evening to announce a guest tea for Saturday May first. Members from Waverly and Cedar Falls will invite guests. each member may invite a eligible guest. Speaker will be Miss Kyra Klendirova a Czecho Slovakian student at Tong State college Ames. Election of officers: Mrs C W Ellyson vice president Mrs H W Hallowell second vice president Miss Wanda Deum treasurer Mrs A Cole counselor Mrs E E Schenck member at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Kyra Klendirova
Tong State College
Ames
C. W. Ellyson
H. W. Hallowell
Wanda Deum
A. ©. Cole
E. E. Schenck
Travelog Talk Highlights Lincoln School PTA Meeting
Miss Carrie Neidy shared a travelogue of her Italy trip at a Lincoln school PTA gathering. Mrs. Guy Edwards reported on the district round table, and community singing was led by Miss Grace Ullemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Neidy
Italy
Parent-Teacher Association of Lincoln School
Guy Edwards
Grace Ullemeyer
East High
Marjorie Comfort
Eva Neubauer
Miriam Yaggy
Annabelle Phennicle
Ida
Postnuptial Shower Honors Mrs. Lester Guyer
Mrs. Ducker hosted a miscellaneous postnuptial shower at her home honoring Mrs. Lester Guyer, formerly Jeanette Olson, before her Sunday wedding. Guests included Mrs. Lloyd Willer, Mrs. Harold Guyer, F. L. Guyer, T. F. Kenney, Harry Pines, Clarence Harmoning, and Miles Marjorie Guyer. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Harmoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ducker
Lester Guyer
Jeanette Olson
Bunes
Lloyd Willer
Harold Guyer
Mmes. F. L. Guyer
T. F. Kenney
Harry Pines
Clarence Harmoaning
Miles Marjorie Guyer
Harmoning
Clara Knipp Weds Francis McKenzie in Waterloo Wedding
Clara Knipp daughter of John Knipp of 1120 Franklin Street married Francis McKenzie in a Waterloo ceremony at St John’s Catholic Church. The bride, employed by McCoy Directory, currently resides in Waterloo. the groom works for the Wabash Railroad in Decatur. They will reside at home after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knipp
Franklin Street
Clara Toulse
Decaiuys
P.m
John Lent
Sh.donn
Catholic Church
Edward Knipp
Josephi Kaipp
McCoy Directory Company
Waterloo
McKenzie
Wabash Railroad
Decatur
St Johns Young People Dance Night Planned at School Hall
St Johns Young People plan a Thursday evening dance at the school hall with a program by men of the group. Bernard Burress leads, assisted by James Daw son Walter Gorton Ralph Mintiak Chatopher Miler Irvin Mayer and Aiffet Rather in charge, bringing entertainment for chi members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Chi
Aba Dace i Dhe
Benard Burress
Enarge
James Dawson
Walter Gorton
Ralph Mintiak
Chatopher Miler
Irvin Mayer
Mother India critique sparks temperance meeting debate
A meeting at the YWCA heard Miss Sadie Miller condemn Katherine Mayo's book Mother India as an unfair portrayal of India and its people. Speakers suggested India might send a writer to America to report on crime and temperance conditions. The program included Indian songs, a national temperance paper, and devotional pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Mayo
Sadie Miller
Furlough
Woman's Christian Temperance
Y. W. GC
India
America
Speaxer
National Temperance Paper of India
Mary Campbell
Waterloo
Etta Lichty
Peter Woodring
Austin Smith
A. A. Bonntrager
Club Notes Show Luncheons and Bridge Club Gatherings
Yesterday the Pot-Luck club met at Black's tearoom while Mrs. Arthur Bickel plans a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at her home for Kum-Chat-Awhile. Mrs. Mildred Mandeville hosts a 12 30 luncheon Friday at Black's tearoom for G. F. club members. Badger club meets Friday evening at Mrs. William Raines's home. Members to bring their dilades and silver. Bid Em-Up Bridge club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. H W Wade. favors awarded to Mrs. Carl Salsburg and Mrs. T A Lynch. Mrs. H E Hancher attended as a guest. Mrs. W T Anderson hosted W L B club yesterday afternoon with twenty members present. Contest favors went to Mates F A Cushman, W Martin, L R Berry, Virgil Dye, and W T McComb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bickel
Mildred Mandeville
Black's Tearoom
G. F. Club
Badger Club
William Raines
Bridge Club
H. W. Wade
Carl Salsburg
T. A. Lynch
H. E. Hancher
W. T. Anderson
W. L. B. Club
F. A. Cushman
W. ¥. Martin
L. R. Berry
Virgil Dye
W. T. McComb
Majel Guild Spring Luncheon At First Presbyterian
Majel Guild of First Presbyterian Church held its annual spring luncheon with yellow daffodils and candles at the W C A tables. Afterward a program at the church featured readings, vocal and piano performances, and an entertainment contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Ingersoll
Adam Sohner
Marie Troutman
Mrs Nellie Brooks praises threefold creed to D A R
Mrs Nellie Frary Brooks spoke to Mary Melrose chapter D A R on Americanization urging unity and service. The night school for the foreign-born assists 80 students weekly with Danish German Swedish Greek Bulgarian and Mexican pupils. They split into literacy and advanced groups studying history geography and constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Frary Brooks
Mary Melrose
Brocks
Winnie Stevens
United States
A. (. Sawyer
Boston
Sawyer
East
Floyd Chamberlain
Ella Heskett
Florence Heskett
Max Miller
Karl Kruse
Mildred Luce
Church and society meetings announced for tomorrow
The Woman's Society of First Baptist plans a 2 30 p m gathering at the church with Mrs L Rausch's group as hostesses. Plymouth Congregational hosts a 6 30 p m church night supper followed by games and a get acquainted event. Linden M E Aid Society meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Katherine Griffith and the eighth division in charge.
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Waterloo
Matt Parrott
Co. A. R
Laura Gholson
This Isus Club
R. L. Pelkey
LF. F
E. T. Marson
Faithful Workers
J. H- Hinz
of Christ Truth
Aid. Society
East Park
Woman's Society of First Baptist Church
Mra
Plymouth Congregational Church
Linden M. E. Aid Society
Katherine Griffith
Waterloo D A R to Meet for Dinner Friday
Waterloo chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will dine at 6 30 p m Friday with a 5 30 p m board meeting preceding. Mrs W W Beal chairs the hostess committee aided by Florence Wald A F Miller Margaret Mastain Grace Ullemeyer B Rumsey and R E Russell. Program includes current events by Mrs Frank Smith a paper on Henry Ford by Mrs George DeWald and a talk on conservation by Miss Martha Merrill. Security Benefit Reglnar meeting at 8 p m tomorrow in the K of P hall followed by a dance. Mrs George Carroll leads. Hadassah host Mrs Herman Kaplan hosted a bridge party for Hadassah members with Mrs Lena Schultz taking high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Charmion Taylor
Cedar Falls
Im K
FP. Hall
W. A. Williams
Fred Bross
David Conn
Frank Esher
George Sherril
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. W. Beal
Florence Wald
A. F. Miller
Margaret Mastain
Grace Ullemeyer
4B. Rumsey
R. E. Russel
Frank Smith
Henry Ford
George DeWald
Martha Merrill
P. Hall
George Carroll
Hadassah
Herman Kaplan
Lena Schultz
Louis
Behultz Hosts UG May 1 Regular Meeting at Home
UG member Behultz will open her home for the next regular meeting on May 1, inviting attendees to gather for discussions and plans.
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Behultz
Mrs von Lackum Hosts Luncheon Bridge in Independence
Mrs J P von Lackum hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at Black's with pink table decor and a basket center. Afternoon bridge honored guests Mrs W J Walsh Mrs Harold Strayer and Mrs Earl Spencer with favors. Other attendees included Mrs W H Acker Karl Krause C A Boatman H R O'Dell Lester Miller R W Waite H Huston and J O Packman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. von Lackum
Black's
Bridge
W. J. Walsh
Harold Strayer
Earl Spencer
Independence
C. A. Boatman
H. R. O'Dell
Lester Miller
R. W. Waite
H. ©. Huston
J. O. Packman
Our Lady of Victory Court Hosts Bridge and 500 Party
One hundred twenty five attendees enjoyed a bridge and 500 party hosted by Our Lady of Victory court Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters. Favors went to Nora Talty W C Korte haus Harry Rynearon and Frank Wilhelm. High 500 scores earned by Mrs J F Wagner Mrs Frank Conners William Lamb and Tack Jensen. Mary Stoffregen honored at a surprise party hosted by her sister Mrs Martin Beener with cards dancing and a tray lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Court
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Nora Talty
W. C. Kortehaus
Harry Rynearon
Frank Wilhelm
J. F. Wagner
Frank Conners
William Lamb
Tack Jensen
Pareweth—hiss
Mary Stoffregen
St. Petersburg
Fin
Martin Beener
Italian Appetizers and Veal Birds Recreation Menu
A vintage recipe snippet describes arranging Italian appetizers on lettuce with sardines parsley pimentoes mustard paprika olive oil vinegar onion juice and beets topped with an anchovy. Veal birds are rolled cutlets seasoned with poultry spice browned then baked with water until tender. Bran muffins use bran graham sour milk molasses soda and salt baked in greased tins, described as a wholesome broom for the system.
Brain Test Phrase Translation Note
The puzzle shows code words mapping I to AO and AND to AL, with CATS as ROS and a sample AG KRUB POM AL ROS BIL translating to I GIVE COWS GRASS AND CATS MILK as SAG.
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White
Johnson-Henningsen
Hawthorne P.T. A
American Association of University Women
Woman's Club
P.T. A
Clara Knipp
Francis McKenzie
Louise Palmer
O. A
Belva Bwallowell
Town State Teachers College
Frank Higgins
Dewey O'Brien
California
Mrs. Higgins
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's School Hall
Black
Majel Guild
Alfred Dietsch
Broadway
Banco
E. H. Ladege
Storm Lake
Lucile Dietsch
M. M. Jennings
G. J. Mahanke
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of
CG. Hall
Martin Courter
Cedar Heights
Sale ‘Willee
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
E. M. Loban
I. C. James
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Alpha Literary Society
Iowa State Teachers College
Mrs
Nellie Brooks
P.T. A—Sloan Wallace School
Tempie Rebekah
Black Hawk Lo. C. F. Hall
Olive Walden
Emerson School
Bruce Gates
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association
Des Moines
The
Bankers Life Company
Gerald 3. Nollen
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Fessler
Fessler & Company Jewelers
Church News
Odes of
Paul Poiret
Navy Rep
Poiret
O. L. V. Court of
Wame
Herrick
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