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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1913
Page
16
A daily society calendar lists meetings and socials for many groups in Waterloo. Hostesses host at addresses on Fourth Street West Mohawk Grant Avenue and others with D A R sessions, Ancillae society, Kings Daughters, Elks dancing party and many small club gatherings noted for Monday to Friday with events, programs, and hostess names.
An invitation to obtain up-to-date Courier pattern designs by sending the coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Patterns include seam allowances and orders are filled promptly, with delivery expected within ten days after sending.
Chinese effects become season’s trend with a brocade coat shown on Jefferson street. Evening prize awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson. refreshments served. Macabee meetings set for Cedar Rapids May 27 with April 22 thimblebee hosted by Mrs. Caroline Markle. W. B. R. C. meeting notes, Anna Kistner birthday silver spoon, national aid badge given. Rosary Society and Sub Rosa Club schedules detailed with hostesses and locations. First Congregational lecture Where the Other Half Lives.
Solo and Miss Pearl Stanton provided piano selections enjoyed throughout the evening. Hostesses assisted by Miss Stanton served refreshments. AID SOCIETY Division 5 of Walnut Street Baptist church Ladies Aid was entertained by Mrs W S Catlin at her Webster Street home. Mrs W A McFarlane and committee served refreshments. PLEASANT SURPRISE Mrs J E Briggs was surprised by sixteen Paul Divisry Goofs company employees at her Randolph Street home. Guests dressed as kiddies and dolls and teddy bears. games and picnic supper followed. LETTER CARRIERS ENTERTAINED Carriers and wives were hosted by Mr and Mrs da Boal on Grant Avenue with informal games and contests. a deluxe multi-course menu later. Toasts and responses featured W J Keller as toastmaster and Mr Duity on “Scribality,” and Mr Sawyer. AL G C2 Music highlighted the evening. IBARELDA CARD PARTY The Daughters of Isabella will host a card party Monday evening in KK C hall replacing the regular Tuesday meeting. Mrs C Monges will supervise and all members are urged to attend. AVIATION BRM CLUB All members were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs St Green last evening.
Ruth Cameron discusses how positive sales clerk actions win customers while negative approaches fail. She contrasts two bookstore clerks and notes broader life lessons about encouraging language. The piece highlights everyday influence of positivity on outcomes and suggests practical tips for parents and workers.
The tenth biennial of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs will meet in Cedar Rapids May 19 to 23 with sessions at the Presbyterian church and convention headquarters at Hotel Montrose. The program includes addresses by national and local leaders, art and educational exhibits, folk dancing, and civic initiatives. Delegates plan lodging, tours, and a day nursery discussion, with notable participation from Des Moines, Davenport, Cherokee, Marshalltown, and other towns.
The text contrasts negative and positive approaches in parenting and social groups. It argues mothers use positive guidance, distraction with harmless toys, and constructive suggestions rather than bans. It asks readers to identify more as negative or positive and to reflect on influence.
An old shoe pressed on the toe causing continual rubbing and fever under the skin. Irritation leads to a hardened callus that presses on nerves, producing constant pain and torture.
The Hoover Sure Corn Cure softens callous skin and uses plaster to shield the corn from the shoe. It provides almost immediate relief after applying the Haquid and plaster, stopping irritation and fever. Repeated use kills the corn and allows flesh and skin to return to normal without soreness. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Sold by leading city druggists.
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