Social diversions mark summer start at Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country club opened to about 300 members with an informal dancing party as the first of summer entertainment. A balloon dancer and a six piece orchestra provided amusement, with a large entertainment committee organizing the event and refreshments served into the night.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Funeh
F. G. Wes- Lat
R. A. Polk
Robie Knox
Cecil Bickiey
May Wangler
Miriam Mareh
Walter Caward
T. R. McCoy
W. Ot. Banks
MT. B. Cleveland
Klan
Chateau S
Udio
Grillroony
Noltei Russell- Lansan
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woman’s Club
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Dement
Aire
Floyd
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Retary
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Beauty Chats by E B Kent Forbes
A column on famous beauties and enduring youth as symbols of beauty. It recalls Sarah Bernhardt Terry Duse and others while offering home beauty tips including an alum and almond milk astringent and rosewater lotion for wrinkles and nightly use.
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Cleopatra
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Bien Terry
Eleonora Duse
Side Talks on Arriving in New Places by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron writes about the mixed feelings of arriving in a new place the delight and disappointment. She recalls a summer visit that started with gloom but turned into a pleasant stay after meeting locals, good meals, and nearby tennis. She advises arriving at night to avoid early expectations and notes that most places inspire some vague disappointment except in rare moments.
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Baarmbing
Parochial School Pupils to Present Program Tomorrow
Sacred Heart school pupils will present a program tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the auditorium. The program features chorus, instrumental numbers, and soloists with names such as Riley, Inna Catton, Esther Condo, and Mary Anna Murphy. Fourth and fifth graders perform "Two Life Soldiers" and other selections. Mrs. Zimmerman and Miss Ruth Lumry are patronesses.
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S Spencer
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Berwald
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Laurendeaus
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Catherene Dougherty
Anna Train
Fyrv Fruhenstein
Mary Anna Murphy
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Hunter
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Lamont
Mina Errant
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Eileen Martin
Idyl"Larleky
Mary Galvin
Maley
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Sibi Clingermann
Pani Beh
Hixles Gavette
Brown
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Barron
Willliam Done Tat
Seng
M. iBougherty
Donat Burger
Ehams
Marguerite Goffer
Leanor Kelly
Shater
Dougherty
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Gray Im
Westminster — Helpers
Westminster Guild
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Florence Brandos
Violet Sherrat
Eva Moore
Martha Dawson
Josephine Lumry
Marie Wolfe
A. A. Zimmerman
Pearl Hartleip
Ruth Lumry
North Carolina
Woman's Alissionary Society
Ruth Taimiry
Selen Nauman
Westminster Bulletin
Helen Haddish
Kum-Chat-Awhile Club Meets With Mrs Whittle Tomorrow
Kum Chat Awhile club will meet with Mrs A J Whittle tomorrow afternoon Miss Vidla Pierce will have charge of the literary program Mrs Toenjes won hostess to D C club at 500 yesterday afternoon Mrs Harry Netcot won high score The hostess serves luncheon
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T. Toenjes
D.C. D. Club
Harry Netcot
The Brave Prince and the Twin Kings Tale
The king faces a succession dilemma between his two sons Harmon and Seglar twins with starkly different natures. A mountain witch offers a test of bravery at midnight promising a fair decision. She conjures magic, revealing peril at the palace as night unfolds with the brothers’ fates at stake.
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Prince Seglar
Sinal
Harmon
Seglar
Witch
King and Princes Amid Fire Test of Valor
A chaotic scene unfolds as Captain Farrell reports a tire left at his home, while princes race through flames. Prince Seglar braves the blaze to rescue the king, winning the crown over a cautious prince and a witch’s eerie prophecy.
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John Farrell
Christ Pallas
Amnand Street
Woman Aspirant for Senate Will Speak at Waterloo Chautauqua
Mrs. Peter Olesen, newly nominated by Democrats for U S senator from Minnesota, will speak on the Waterloo Chautauqua program July 29 through Aug 2. Her platform centers on child welfare, arguing the mother’s role in the nation. She notes the child’s needs lie with mothers, and she and her husband, superintendent of schools in Cloquet, have one daughter. The Western Lyceum Bureau brings chautauqua numbers to Waterloo, including baritone Robert Ringling, son of circus fame.
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Circus
Canned Food Aid To Salads Cause
A vintage kitchen feature discusses making salad dressings and related recipes highlighting mayonnaise, oil tempering, and egg emulsion techniques. It covers precautions to prevent oil separation, the role of temperature, and a quick mayonnaise variation, plus a basic fry and bake guide for potato chips and fish and a Lutheran Brotherhood meeting notice with program details.
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Trousand
Drescine
Tip Ee Wam
Vera
Aliss Megowen
Neur
Pattern orders for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
Old advertisement text asks readers to obtain up-to-date courier patterns by sending 15 cents to the Evening Courier in Waterloo. It explains patterns allow certain garments and that orders should reach within ten days after sending, though the wording is garbled.
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