Social and club notices fill Waterloo schedule
Wednesday evening through Thursday afternoon list court honors meetings social hours and banquets. groups include M B A No 1115 Pinkerton hall Ladies orchestra and multiple guilds clubs at Y M C A and various church parlors with teas, thimble bees, dinners, and rehearsals. Fortnightly Grace M E church banquet noted.
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Court of Honor
Waterloo Ladies Orchestra
A. O. U. W. Hall
Pinkerton Hall
Grace M. E. Church
Choral Union
First Baptist Church
First Baptist women honor five guests before Minnesota move
Thirty guests gathered at the former on Grant avenue last evening for a social in honor of Miss Vera and Miss Campbell who depart Saturday for a new Minnesota farm home. Music by Miss Sipple and Miss Thompson complemented refreshments served by Miss Speicher and Miss Landon. Guests received handkerchief showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Green
W. E. Debe
George F. Scales
Ema Non Club
Mrs. Green
Jefferson Street
Floyd Thompson
N. J. Brown
Logan Avenue
Mesdames
T. J. Cleary
Frank Braniger
Charles Calkins
P. H. O'Neill
Frank Keane
J.T. Sullivan
Franklin Street
Braniger
Mae Shull
John Riley
Thompson Avenue
Central Church of Christ
Ella Hobart
Llwellyn Boggs
Sigma Delta Fraternity
Leland Avenue
J E. A. Boggs
Samara San
Manda Watters
Argyin Street
William Wat
Tessie Sweeney
Edith Karinkee
Young Woman's Club
First Congregational Pharch
Miss Sweeney
Walnut Street
Miss Karinke
First Baptist Church
Grant Avenue
Missea Vera
Caroline Campbell
Minnesota
Louise Sipple
Martha Thompson
Ruth Speicher
Gwendolen Landon
Alice Strayer
Horteas
First Street West
Linnole Strayer
Mrs. Straver
Miss Straver
Courier Patterns Order Form and Delivery Details
To obtain the up-to-date Courier pattern of accompanying design, fill out the coupon and send it to the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Five girls share tea and contrast in repose and charm
Ruth Cameron notes five young girls gathered for afternoon tea. Among the group the hostess with style and beauty contrasts sharply with a plain, rested presence praised by an older observer for possessing lasting repose. The piece extols repose of manner as a universal yet rare charm amid modern haste.
Towa Alumnae Eligible to National Association
The University of Iowa has been admitted to membership in the Association of College Alumnae. President John G. Bowman announced the development after a letter from Vida Trunt Francis, general secretary, confirmed eligibility. Over thirty colleges now have alumnae eligible for association membership. Harvard, Columbia's woman’s college, Boston University, Cornell, Bryn Mawr, Wellesley, Vassar, and Stanford are members.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Association of College
John G. Bowman
Vida Trunt Francis
Philadelphia
United States
Harvard
Woman's College At Columbia
Boston University
Cornell
Hiren Mawr
Wellesley
Vassar
Leland Stanford
Chamtherlain's Cough Remedy Praised Worldwide
Readers are urged to try Chamtherlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The advertisement claims remarkable cures and worldwide reputation, noting availability at all druggists.
Judge Mullan Takes His Oath in Waterloo Court
Judge Charles W. Mullan was sworn in yesterday and said he would not perform judicial work until the May term beginning May 5. He will secure an office, appoint a court reporter, and his partnership with Charles E. Pickett ends. The new reporter will earn eight dollars a day when on duty. Evangelist Billy Sunday drew a record free will offering of 23527 at Wilkes Barre with 16584 converts, and 1800 converts on the final day. Sunday and his wife departed for home with 20000 and 3527 drafts in his pocket.
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C. QO. Lamson
W. H. Bickley
Woman's Club
Russell-Samson
Coccherini
Edith Wryant
Charles W. Mullan
Waterloo
Mullan
Charles E. Pickett
Pickett
Bridge Street
Billy
Wilkes-Barre
Columbus, CO
Wheeling
W. Va
Toledo
Wilkes- Barre
West Side High Senior Annual Hits Printer May First
The West Side High School editorial staff works toward May 1 for the Senior Annual “The Spectator” sixth issue. Editor Pressey Frank says the magazine style annual will have 250 leather bound pages and aim to surpass past publications.
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West Side High School
the Spectator
Pressey Frank
West Side High
Mr. Frank
Clarence Myers
Harry Swan
Mildred Mattern
Milo Miller
Gladys Ogan
Seth Ream
Vera Rock
Kimm Discusses Chinese Banks at Waterloo Bank Clerks Meeting
Brief talks on English German and Chinese banking systems highlighted the Waterloo Bank Clerks Association gathering. J W Blough outlined England's system, A T Ruge reviewed German banks, and J Kimm explained China's loan practices amid Wilson administration stance. President J J Miller presided.
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England
Germany
China
Waterloo Bank Clerks’ Association
J. W. Blough
C. Kimm
A. T. Ruge
Blaugh
Rugg
Kimm
Mr. Kimm
The Cause of Corns
The cause is ill shaped shoes and tender feet rubbing the toe. Constant irritation produces fever and a tough callous pressing on nerves, causing torture. A liquid and plaster soften the callous and protect the corn from the shoe, giving relief and healing the skin. If unsatisfactory, money refunded. Sold by leading city druggists.
Witness Testimony Details on Attempted Family Funds Request
Three days were devoted to his testimony about efforts to obtain money from his family aimed at securing his release.
Banquet in Judges' Honor Postponed to May 2
The bar association banquet honoring three district judges is postponed due to Judge Dunham's absence in Washington. The event, originally set for Friday night at the Elia hotel, will now be held on the evening of May 2.
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Dunham
Washington
The
Bar Association
Elia Hotel
Helpless on High-Cost Clothing Retail Now Satirized
A critic laments the expensive overhead of traditional clothing shops with many clerks, fixtures, and high rents, arguing the old business model inflates prices for a suit or overcoat.
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Man
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Edith Yauch
Yazoo City
Mins
W. J. Peddicord
Western Avenue
First Congregational Church
W. R. Walker
Carl Bickley
Fourth Street West
Sacred Heart
T. E. Herrington
C. B. Huston
Third Street
C. L. C. Club
Frank Obele
Lafayette
Ladies’ Guild of Christ Episcopal ‘Church
Thimble Bee
S. H. Shil- Ham
Crescent Club
J. L. Buechele
Lane
la Porte Needlework
C. Bebott
la Porte Road
el Deen Club
W. J. Mobingon
Co. BE
Ed Carey
Forest Avenue
E. R. Club
George Moothart
Mre
L. W. Bryant
Kappa Iota Omega
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Manchester
Waterloo Hive
A. R. Markle
E. F. Carey
A. Hounly
Independence Avenue
Paige
Pine Inland
Minn
Whitcomb
Kleber
Floyd
Guild
W. O. Langlaus
Joe Raymond
H. M. Cowles
Highland
Crescent Lodge
Labor Temple
Crecelius
Oriental Club
A. B. Lawton
Fourth Street East
J. O. Lines
F. K. McStay
Harry Lewis
Delta XU
Delta
M. FB
Elisabeth Wisner
Hazel Dodson
Laverne Beal
Harriet Cherry
Rose Blatt
J.D. Club
W. C. White
Charles Ferguson
First Street East
Charles Wasson
Bane i Utile Dulce Club
Gracey Church
Blanche Thompson
Mildred Hoffman
Buchanan
Franklin Circle
L. M. Small
Maple Street
Econstallatons
E. L. Johnson
Marlies
Gore
Tevaetos
Rae
George B. Rowell
Cedar Falls
K. O.C
Knights of Columbia
Biks’ Hall
E. H. McCoy
Ruth Cameron
TOWA
National Association
Dmigger Sts
Burch Bros. CO
Judge Mullan
Wilkes
Barre
New York
Whitman
John N. Anhut
John H. Russell
Matteawan Asylum
Anhut
Harry K. Thaw
West Lbh
Fitzgerald Bros
West Fourth Street
Waterloo, Towa
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