April Federation Bulletin Highlights Ames Biennial
The April bulletin from the Federation of Women’s Clubs, edited by Mrs. Parker K. Holbrook, notes the Iowa State Federation biennial at Ames June 11 to 14 with delegates named and assured attendance. Theodore G. Soares of the University of Chicago will speak on “It Must Never Happen Again” and “The Democratic Cure of Bolshevism,” with plans for “America in the New Age.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Federation of Woman's Clubs
Parker K. Holbrook
EB. L. Johnson
Waterloo
Ames
Our State College
Theodore G. Soares
Universite ‘of
Chicago
Hot Springs
America
Iowa Federation
Steele
St. Louis
Eleanor Clarke Slagle
Henry B. Favill
New York
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. H. Snider
Sixth Avenue
Des Moines
Local Club Events Lighted by Hostesses and Weddings
D M C club hosted by Mrs J S Van Schoyck with Mrs F B Cowles winning the guessing contest. Friday Study club met with Mrs A B Glenny as hostess as current events were read. Mrs A E Hoffman spoke on Reconstruction and Mrs Carl Davis read. Water Russell Yarns hosts banquet for retiring Supt A T Hakill on April 26 with board members and wives invited. Edith D Lowney and Maurice Eugene Tabery wed in Minneapolis on April 16. Lowney formerly of Waterloo. OC O F party at Knights of Columbus hall features a four piece orchestra. George Bentley and Helen Virginia Brown marry tonight at the bride’s parents’ home in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. C. Club
J. S. van Schoyck
F. B. Cowles
Emma Palmatier
A. B. Glenny
A. E. Hoffman
Carl Davis
West Teachers’ Association
A. T. Hakill
Water Russell- Yarns
Tabery-Lowney
Edith D. Lowney
Waterloo
Maurice Eugene Tabery
Minneapolis
Lowney
N— Bentley-Brown
George Bentley
Helen Virginia Brown
Cedar Falls
Officers of Civic Department Reappointed Next Year
Mrs E A Boggs chairman and Mrs Claire Parker secretary of the Civic department of the Woman's club were reelected at the annual meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson. The chairwoman noted the Council of Social Agencies conference on Waterloo playgrounds and recreation and a joint committee will coordinate with the central committee for the proposed recreation survey. Sherman T Mears delivered the main address on Education in Preparation for Legislation, urging women to share responsibility in tariff, free trade, budget, capital and labor, and socialism. Mrs C E B Pickett spoke on city ordinances with help from several club members. Mrs Fred J Clark sang two solos. Birthday observance marked for Mrs Mary Kroesen of Waterloo, hosted by her daughter Mrs A T Sucher of Cedar Falls. Good Fellowship class held a picnic supper at First M H church with music, talks, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Boggs
Claire Parker
Woman’s Club
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Waterloo
Civic Department
B. F. Swisher
Council
Sherman T. Mears
C. EB. Pickett
Mmes
J. T. Allen
R. A. Folk
H. B. Reed
BE. L. Johnson
C. N. Shane
Fred J. Clark
BE. J. Covell
Dancing Party at Sacred Heart School Hall at Easter
The Ladies of the Sacred Heart will host an Easter dancing party Monday evening in Sacred Heart school hall. Also listed is a K. QO meeting of Chapter FE P.E.O. with Mrs. Barnes attending Monday evening. Dr. W. W. Gist will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gist
Ladies of the Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School Hall
Among the Churches Wilnut Street group meets at Snader home
The Search Light class of Wilnut Street Baptist met with Mrs Emma Snader yesterday in a 40 member gathering. A program and business session followed, with refreshments served by the committee. Adelia Highland, one of four members leaving the city soon, received a class pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilnut Street Baptist—Searchlight
Emma Snader
Adelia High ‘Land
Visitor from Washington meets party treasurer in Waterloo
Daniel C Roeper chief of the internal revenue department visited Waterloo yesterday. He spoke on the luxury tax and war taxes likely being reduced. He praised the income tax as equitable, distributing the burden by ability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Roeper
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Department
W. W. Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Wash- Hineton
Mr. Roper
Missouri Lutheran synod praises liberty bond drive success
The Missouri Lutheran synod reports a March drive for liberty bonds across its 3,000 plus congregations yielded over 2,000 per church on average with many more subscriptions expected after the Victory Loan. Leaders aim to fund an endowment for incapacitated pastors and widows, while Immanuel church notes an over subscription and plans to continue support for veterans and the government.
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United States
H. Prekel
Hag
Ed Notica
Liberty Bonda
Missouri Synod
Immanuel Church
Veterans of the Cross
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Aaa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federation
Washington
France
Gen. Pershing
Knights of Columbus Hall
Mary Kroesen
A.t.sucher
Good Fellowship
M. H
C. J. Wiegand
Lucile Huntington
H. B. Kelly
A. A. McCormick
F. W. Court
L. A. Piggott
Bessie Bird Ellis
Waterloo Evening Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Internal Revenue
Lutherans
Morris
Bridge St
Majestic
Salvation Army
Ralph Miller
Salvation Army Home Service Campaign Committee
Mother
Sibert
Plete
Estry
Hall-Ekfelt
Waterloo and Vicinity
L. E. Jenkins
Jenkins
Bureh Bras. Co
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