Fine Arts Members Entertain at Dance in Waterloo
Fine Arts department hosts a spring dance at Hotel Russell-Lamson with about 50 couples, a six piece orchestra, and decorations in school colors. Fraternity pledges of Art Swigert contributed to the event, chaperones included Mr and Mrs Ed Kober and Mr and Mrs Myrle Brown. A separate anniversary party honors Mr and Mrs Harriet Horst with gifts and a three course luncheon. The Central JA Parent-Teacher Association meets Monday at 8 p.m. with school orchestra and a talk on child welfare laws. Cedar Heights Woman's Club will meet Monday at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs W L Northrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woorminn's Club
Rarssell-Lamson
Ponech
M Chamberlain
H. Sigworth
W. J. Atkinson
G. X. Cousins
Oud
Fria Fraternity
Art Swigert
Ed Kober
Myrle Brown
Harriet Horst
Harry Lane
C. B. Conn
W. Robertson
T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Wellman
Alford Longley
H. D. Lee
Margaret Buettner
Bohm
Cedar Heights
Woman's Club
W. L. Northrup
Fy. la Slaughter
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
A discussion on cosmetics and natural beauty challenges the idea of banning makeup. It argues lipstick powder and cream can aid appearance as long as they stay subtle and natural looking. The piece suggests skin tonics and herbal purifiers as alternatives for clear skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ifi Cne
Woman's Club Forms Biennial Board for May Meeting
Waterloo Woman's club adopts a biennial board at a Banera meeting to plan a May 1922 session with officers Mrs. B. J. Howrey president and others. The constitution aims to run the club on a business basis with new committees and roles. a city federation drive and Near East relief via an Armenian orphan are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Iowa State Federation of Women's Clubs
Banera
B. J. Howrey
Raymond Folk
E. L. Johnson
H. W.worth
G. W. Nauman
Department of Romance
J. C. Hemsworth
C. H. Howard
B. EF. Magee
Herbert Marshall
Miss Somebody Else Comedy at Westminster Church Fund
Anna Mary chapter of Westminster guild will present the comedy Miss Somebody Else by Marion Short in four acts at East High School Auditorium on Thursday evening April 27. Proceeds fund the building of the new First Presbyterian church with cast including Ann Delvan and others directed by Kathryn Crashy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mary
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Marion Short
East High School
Kathryn Crashy
Ann Delvan
Merle Milter
Mildred Delvas
June Fish
Jasper Delven
Truman Walters
Max
Dresses on $200 a Year Show Budget Helps Style
Ruth Cameron shares how a woman dresses on 200 dollars annually by budgeting at year start, avoiding impulse buys, and focusing on essentials. She studies fashion trends, sticks to a two color scheme, preserves wardrobe pieces, and uses gifts and careful purchases to maximize value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Women Lead $2 Million Drive for Mission Work
Northern Baptist women across the United States launch a two month campaign to raise 2,000,000 for home and foreign missions. Leaders cite faith and dedication with regional quotas and novel plans including egg offerings in Iowa and memorial gifts in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Baptist
United States
George W. Coleman
Boston
Mass
Woman's American Baptist. Home Mission Society
Women's
Martha MacLeish
Woman’s American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Northern Baptist Convention
John Y. Aitchison
General Board of Promotion
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Atlantic
George H. Swift
Woodbury
N. J
New York
Orrin R. Judd
Brooklyn
Central District
John Nuveen
Chicago
West Central
F. L
Miner
Des Moines
East Central
F. I. Smith
Denver
South Pacific
W. Rider
Los Angeles
Diningroom Set Made From Gettysburg Tree On Display
A 10 piece black walnut dining room set from a tree that stood on Culp's Hill near Gettysburg bears silent testimony to the 1863 battle. Cabinetmaker John Good fashioned the Lesher piece for Rev. Leland H. Lesher, pastor at St. Luke's English Lutheran, using wood marked by lead bullets. The piece exemplifies the high water mark of the Confederacy as Meade halted Lee near Cemetery Ridge, with casualties and fortifications noted from the historic three day engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland H. Lesher
Western Avenue
Gettysburg
George Gordon Meade
Robert E. Lee
Lesher
Culp's Hill
John Good
Quesle
Planing
Lutheran Theological Seminary
St. Luke’s
Altho
Grays
Lee
Potomac
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Meade
Culp’s Hill
Round Top Hill
Seminary Ridge
Lutheran Seminary
Getttysburg
Birthday surprise for Mrs. Friedley with gifts and refreshments
At the hostess’s home yesterday afternoon Friends of Mrs. A G Friedley hosted a surprise birthday party with gifts and a picnic dinner at noon Mrs J H Swinbank Pete Peterson and A L Friedley assisted. Mrs A E Johnson and Mrs Em Miller attended Riverside Drive club meeting with Mrs Will Farley after months away due to illness Guests included Mrs Cora Payne of Dows Iowa and Mrs Stansen of Oelwein. Farley served a two course luncheon.
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Jesup
Afr
George W. Hibbard
Sarah R. Hubbard
Miss Hubbard
W. Harry Moon
Waterloo
C. W. Caldwell
Presbyterian Church
John Hile
Lohengrin
Myrtie Hile
Ferns
Nowers
John Lille
James Teffi
Readstown
Wis
Iowa State College
Ames
Cee Poen
United States
A. G. Friedley
Mms
J. H. Swinbank
Pete Peterson
A. L. Friedley
Sisted
A. E. Johnson
Emmet Miller
Riverside Drive Club
Will Farley
Cora Payne
Dows
Stansen
Oel
Wein
Club Notes and Luncheon News From Local Societies
Mrs. F. J. Bighmey will entertain Happy Hour club at 1 o'clock with a luncheon at her home Tuesday. Double Six club met with Mrs. W. F. Ormsby yesterday afternoon. A piano solo by Mrs. Jesse Bandi field and a contest, won by Mrs. Bivin Heathershaw, formed the entertainment. The Wild Rose club hosted members and guests. Mrs. Josephine Goodwin, William Ernster and Mary Dodd sewed at Mrs. Frank Stull's home. Mrs. Lulu Belle Esher continued the note with additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Bighmey
Happy Hour Club
Double Six
W. F. Ormsby
Jesse Bandifield
Bivin Heathershaw
Wild Rose Club
Mmes
Josephine Goodwin
William Ernster
Mary Dodd
Frank Stull
Lulu Belle Esher
Breedlove Defeats Havlicek In Independence Match
Vernon Breedlove won the wrestling match against Harry Havlicek in Independence. Havlicek took the first fall after an hour seven minutes, Breedlove won the next two falls in nine and eight minutes with hammer and wristlock then a toe hold. A good crowd attended.
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Independence. In
Vernon Breedlove
Harry Havlicek
Havlicek
Breedlove
Credit Men Gather For Meet In Waterloo
Four general improvements in business conditions are noted in reports to the federal reserve system presented by L. Johnson to the Waterloo Association of Credit Men at the Greater Waterloo association. George Huntley spoke on improving merchants’ customer relations. A dinner preceded the talks and the group planned to meet again Monday. The article also notes the world’s largest Spanish chestnut tree grows on Mt Bina where 108 soldiers and their horses once found shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve System
L. Johnson
Waterloo Association of Credit Men
Greater Waterloo Association
George Huntley
Credit Department
Mt. Bina
Mrs. Nettie Frank Dies After Stroke in Waterloo
Mrs. Nettie Frank widow of Louis Frank died at St. Francis hospital Waterloo after a light stroke of paralysis. She had been in the hospital a week and lived in the Colonial apartments. Survived by sister Florence Dunkelberg and brother Richard Robinson. Burial not arranged. Mrs Frank was active in Red Cross liberty loan and patriotic drives, led Woman's club patriotic committee, and assisted in church and school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Frank
St. Francis Hospital
Louis Frank
Frank Brothers
Waterloo
Frank
Colonial Apartments
Florence Dunkelberg
Richard Robinson
Chicago
Yennie
Petition Calls Exemption from School Medical Exams
The Friends of School Treatment report a petition to the east board of education demanding that children of 30 desiring be exempted from medical examinations in school. The move has drawn counter protests from parents opposed to changes in health oversight, with Secretary W H Brown fielding calls from patrons seeking to be heard on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruwn
East Board of Education
W. H. Bruwn
Paytrons
City in Brief and Local Notices
E. J. Wenner visited Vinton on business. W. D. O Briens bid for Black Hawk county coroner, not sheriff as yesterday stated. Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank Thompson return from Long Beach California. Fonda Mae Jameson spending weekend at Ames sorority house. Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Peek visit Grinnell to see daughter. A B Julian US War Veterans director to spend weekend with Fairfield parents. H. M. Mueller reports car theft of motor meter on Fowler street. Mrs. S. J. Brown of Panora weekend guest of Mrs. Thomas S. Wells. J. B. Knowles returns from western coast Canada vacation. Police court docket shows George Rath charged with traffic violation. bond forfeited. Rev. D I Purser Jr writes that W S Howell directs revival chorus at Alexandria Mississippi with 52 additions and 100 expected. Blanche L Brown sues for divorce from Clark R Brown. asks alimony and restraining order. married Grundy Center June 4, 1902. alleges cruelty. A Born Diplomat joke about candles ends with tactful assistant suggesting 17 to 20 candles.
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E. J. Wenner
Vinton
W. D. O'Brien
Black Hawk County
M. Frank Thompson
Long Beach
Cal
A.B. Julian
U.S. War Veterans Bureau
Fairfield
H. M. Mueller
Fowler Street
S. J. Brown
Panora
Thomas
Yesterdey
Canada
George Rath
D. I. Purser, Jr
Walnut Street Baptist Church
2 Baptist Church
Alexandria
Miss
Howell
Blanche L. Brown
Clark R. Brown
Stanley
Buchanan County
Grundy Center
Patterns of sewing patterns advertised by Waterloo Evening Courier
Advertisement offers up to date sewing patterns from the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Enclose 16 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department, patterns include seam allowances and are mailed as soon as possible, with an estimated delivery of ten days after order submission.
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Waterloo
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Anna Mary Chapter
Ruth Cameron
Claude Bennett
Paul Thornton
George Marker
Warren
Nevin Dodd
Ronald Kendall
Robert Miller
Third Avenue West
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Postidlon
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Teorge Marken
Paderewski
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Lincoln Circle
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Anna Hesser
Bernice Donahue
Trix
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Harold Pratt
Mary Butterfield
O. J. Walter
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Trene Thompson
Will Twaites
Ladies’ Industrial Society
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Jean Mar Son
Margaret Cullem
Thelma Amos
Wilhelmson
Mary S. Simonsen
Independence
Laura Wilhelmson
F. P. Juel
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W. May
A. Helms
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George W Coleaac
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Helen Barrett Montgerie
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Herbert
Goodma
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Orrink. Judd
George Calehicar
Eth
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C. O. Booth
G. W. Stilson
W. ¥. Sibert
EB. K. Thornton
B. Horseley
T. 2. Leeper
A. Freeman
Lola Reisner
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