Waterlooman's club clears seven thousand debt at anniversary
Mrs E T Alford completes two year term as president as Waterlooman's club reports debt payoff of seven thousand dollars accrued when she started. Six thousand was raised by pledge duties and gifts, with another thousand from the prior year as the club marks its golden anniversary and the election of her successor proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.T. Alford
Waterlooman's Club
A. &. Weishaar
Rsb
Solix
H. B. Boies
Alford
Prenuptial Party for Mary Korthaus at Kitchen Shower
Thirty neighbors surprised Mary Korthaus at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Frances Studebaker at 2201 Fourth Street. Miss Korthaus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Korthaus, will wed Ltancil T. Gilley of St. Louis on May 2. Favors were given by Mrs. A L Saltz and Mrs. John Schaack. high scores at 500 went to Mrs. Thomas Levis and Mrs. George Sager. A two course luncheon was served by Mrs. Studebaker and Mrs. J W Koch, with assistance from Miss Jane Korthaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Korthaus
Frances Studebaker
Fourth Street
Crast
Miss Korthaus
William ©. Korthaus
Ltancil T. Gilley
St. Louis
Bridge
A. L. Saltz
John Schaack
Thomas Levis
George Sager
Elizabeth Butte
Studebaker
J. W.koch
Jane Korthaus
Mrs John Martin Honored at Dinner by Daughters
Mrs John Martin was honored yesterday at a noon dinner hosted by her daughters Mrs John Knott and Miss Minnie Martin in Knott home. The event marked her birthday anniversary with pink and green decor and hand painted placecards. Rev OF M Yaggy read Edgar Guest poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Daugthers
John Knott
Minnie Martin
Edgar Guest
M. Yaggy
Club Notes Highlights From Various Ladies Groups
The 500 Hawks gathered at the Ingamelis home with favors to Irvin Thomas and Mrs. John Makinster while Mrs. E. L. Jobrk hosts later. Club members met at Mrs. Williamson’s home yesterday with high bridge scores for Mrs. Donald Findlayson and Mrs. Russell Pelfey and guest Mrs. Roger Lawrence. J. U. G. club met at Mrs. Owen Hughes’s yesterday. favors to Mrs. Albert DeWilde and Mrs. Donald Stauber. May 10 hostesses noted. Mrs. Sam Dillén hosted T. T. F. club. guest Mrs. Ralph Shave. 500 favors to Earl Dean, Henry Bills, and Harold Masters. BR special favor to Mrs. S. J. Mahanke. Do-A Best club hosted by Mrs. Gale Morelock with radio, sewing, and a contest won by Mrs. Frank Tates. guests Mrs. Nancy England and Miss Annabelle Salisbury. hostess aided by Mrs. Arthur Hickiman. Mrs. Alfred Pines to host May. Wild Rose club met at Miss Addie McCormick’s. Miss Lena McGullough ghost. devotion by M Henry Glas. afternoon press reporting by Mrs. Bartsell, assistant Mrs. A. H. Crowther. Mrs. Fred Press led program. July Seven Birthday club met at Mrs. T. N. Acland’s. winehesw served by daughters Marian and Carel Joyle club at Mrs. Walter Snyder’s home. favors to Mrs. Gordon, Ellis, and Renny Snyder. Ghosts named: Mrs. A. B. Smith, Mrs. J. E. Tromhauer, Mrs. Els. Mrs. Otto Stegman to entertain May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Williamson
Donald Findlayson
Russell L. Pelfey
Roger Lawrence
G. R. Baum
Sam Dillén
T. T. F. Club
Ralph Shave
Mines
Earl Dean
Henry Bills
Harold Masters
S. J. Mahanke
Jack Fogle
Gale Morelock
Frank Tates
Nancy England
Annabelle Salisbury
Arthur Hickiman
Alfred Pines
Wild Rose Club
Addie McCormick
Viola
Hartsell
Lena McGullough
M Henry Glas
Bartsell
A. H. Crowther
Fred Press
Joyle Club
Walter Snyder
Pavors
Mmes. Tune Gordon
Hugh Ellis
Renny Snyder
A. B. Smith
J. E. Tromhauer
Els
Otto Stegman
Loyal Helpers meet at Brooks home for monthly supper and lesson
Twenty six members of Loyal Helpers Adult Bible class of Plymouth Congregational church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Brooks for their monthly gathering. A chicken supper was served and a lesson titled Democracy in Church and State was given by R K Chapman. The serving committee included Mrs Brooks Mrs T P Kenny and Miss Marjorie Guyer. The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs Wilson Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Helpers Adult Bible Class
Plymouth Congregational Church
Leo Brooks
R. K. Chapman
Brooks
T .P. Kenny
Marjorie Guyer
Wilson Walton
World Wide Guild Girls Meet Here for Supper Rally
A missionary World Wide guild rally hosted by First Baptist church featured girls from Dunkerton Jesup Cedar Falls and local churches. The event included devotionals led by Miss Lily Wright solo and spirituals by a Jesup quartet readings by Miss Dorothy Holmes and remarks by Miss Irene Lyons national field secretary of the Baptist Missionary Training School. Sixty girls attended with fifteen from Dunkerton twenty from Jesup and twenty five from Cedar Falls. The dinner was served by Mrs. Homer Smith and guild leaders Mrs. C A Lasser Mrs Nora Strayer and Mrs Harry McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrinul ‘Street
Burton Avenue
Dunkerton
Jesup
Cedar Falls
World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
Jor Kuck
Lily Wright
Nellie Swyers
Dorothy Holmes
Irene Lyons
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chicago
F. L. Asquith
Dinkerton
Homer Smith
First Baptist Guild
C. A Lasser
C. L. Kenagy
Nora Strayer
Harry McDonald
Bickley Home Hosts Card Party Benefit
About 65 guests attended a benefit card party hosted yesterday by the permanent Romance Languages department of the Waterloo Woman's club at Mrs. Carl Bickley's home. Guests included Mrs. Bickley Mrs. C. W. Ellyson and Mrs. A. E. Endevierin, with arranging help from Mrs. J. E. B. Ridenour and others. Tea was poured by Mrs. K. E. T. Alford and Mrs. A. S. Weishaar, with pink snapdragons and candles as decoration. Music accompanied the event during the reception hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roynance Languages Department of Waterloo Woman's Club
Carl Bickley
Bickley
C. W. Ellyson
A. E. Endeviein
J. EB. Ridenour
Mmes. R. W. Waite
Sherman McNally
Ralph Bowen
E. Magee
George Newsum
Mrs Claude Sippel Birthday Dinner Honors guest list
Mrs Claude Sippel was honored at a Black's tearoom birthday dinner hosted by Miss Fannie Smith. Pink and white decor, a large birthday cake, and lighted candles accompanied a guest list including Mrs Lella Gallup and others. Gifts were presented to the honoree. A separate party for John Gentzler appeared in later notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Smith
Black
Claude Sippel
Lella Gallup
Jack E. Cook
Ina Vv. Wright
Walter Dee
Viola Mishak
Bess Larson
Jennie
Louise Michaelsen
Hints In Beauty Care Eye Wrinkles
Eye wrinkle care advice suggests preventing age lines around the eyes with nightly flesh-making cream treatments. Instructions cover cleansing, pore opening, and leaving cream applied overnight, plus a basic recipe using oils, waxes, and rose water. Guidance includes color choices for eye makeup and a note on peroxide bleaching for the skin around the eyes.
National Head to Speak at State B P W Meeting
Lena Phillips, national president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, will address the Keokuk session of the Iowa federation convention on May 4 or 5. Phillips, a Kentucky-educated New York attorney, led a pivotal 1918 survey and helped form the federation. She has since spoken in 23 states and held multiple leadership roles in professional women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Keokuk
Lena Mades
Phillips
New York City
National Federation
Miss Philips
New York
Kentucky
National Young Women's Christian Association
St. Louis
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Phillips
University of Kentucky
New York University
Equitable
Broadway
Federation of Business Women
Des Moines
Oakland
Cal
Federation
Commission On International Relations
Pilb- Ug
Southern Women's Educational Alliance
Womens’ Civic Organization
American Bar Association
Chi Omega Sorority
Phi Delta Delta “Legal Society
New York League of Business and Professional Women
Women's City Club of
Caroline Country Club
Hartsdale
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
United States
District of Columbia
Island of
Hawaii
Girl Reserves Plan May 5 Gypsy Hike Event
Girl Reserve units organize their annual gypsy pattern hike for Saturday May 5 starting 9 30 a m at the W C G A building. The group will travel in a caravan to a camping ground for games contests and an outdoor meal of hot dogs and marshmallows. Beth Tracy leads the event with a message left by 1927 hikers and a greeting from 1929 followers anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth ‘Tracy
Girl Reserve
B Natural Club Presents Bach Themed Playlet
The B Natural Club's Junior Auxiliary plans a Bach themed playlet at its regular meeting of the YWCA branch. Home directed by Merle Wratisky features Helen Simmons Helen Soler Jane Eby Shafftner LaVerra Hamm and Mary Penner with string quartet and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Sebastian Bach
Junior Auswer Jto
Natural Music Club
W. GC. A
Mes Merle Wratissy
Helen Simmons
Helen Soler
Jane Eby
Tea Shafftner
LaVera Hamm
Mary Penner
County Clubs Promote Iowa Woman for National Club Post
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Iowa City clubwomen back Mrs. Henry Taylor Bloomfield Iowa for recording secretary of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Campaign team includes Iowa Federation officers and some 40 supporters. Taylor has 15 years of active club leadership and national committee experience. Election set for May 28 to June in San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Reighte
Cedar Falls
Iowa Federation
Henry
H. Volland
Iowa City
Blanche Wingate
W. E. Maulsby
Des. Moines
Martha McClure
Pleasant
Gordon Ellett
Des Moines
Taylor
Town Good Rords Association
Iowa
Davis County Federation of Women's Clubs
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
Ind
John F. Sipple
Baltimore
General Federation
Grace Morrison Poole
Brackton
Mass
Eugene B. Lawson
Novasta
Okla
George Thomas Palmer
Springfield
William R. Alvord
Detroit
Mich
Department of American Citizenship
H. G. Reynolds
Paducah
Mrs Campbell Hosts Bridge Party For Eight Guests
Mrs Campbell was hostess at an informal bridge party last eve ning at her home. Favors were given to Mrs Merle Brown and Mrs G W Ilten. Mrs Campbell was assisted by her mother Mrs Martha Taylor. Also attending were Winthrop resident Miss Ark Manz and guests Mints W F Wash W Ho Acker Fred Wagner C W Rathbun and Karl Krause. A separate note says Richard Cherney was surprised at his parents home with attendees including Ruby Myers Vergene Dilger Rose Feinberg Arlene Perisho Winifred Kaufman June Wall Wanda Young Ruth Miller Robert Pierce Earl Armstrong Charles Kaufman John Latta Robert Boyland Ronald Scott and Richard Cotton, with Ronald Scott organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Campbell
Merle | Brown
G. W. Ilten
Campbell
Martha Taylor
Mis
Ark Manz
Winthrop
Mints
W. F. Wash
W. Ho Acker
Fred Wagner
C. W. Rathbun
Karl Krause
Richard Cherney
E. J. Cherney
Ruby Myers
Vergene Dilger
Rose Feinberg
Arlene Perisho
Winifred Kaufman
June Wall
Wanda Young
Ruth Miller
Robert Pierce
Earl Armstrong
Charles Kaufman
John Latta
Robert Boyland
Ronald Scott
Richard Cotton
H. H. Young
Cherney
Tuna Fish Canapes and Custard Dessert Highlights
A collection of simple recipes includes Tuna Fish Canapes with olives peppers horseradish and mayonnaise finished with parsley and paprika for luncheon bites. Also described is a custard dessert using milk eggs sugar vanilla chocolate and a water bath bake until set.
Henrietta Keding to Wed Dayton C Wright
Mrs. C. H. Keding of 1018 Berteh avenue announces the engagement of Henrietta to Drayton C. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright, with the marriage planned for early May. Birthday party honors Joyce Miller with friends and games, a luncheon, pink and white decor, and a large cake, hosted by Mrs. Nels Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Keding
Berteh Avenue
Henrietta
Drayton C. Wright
J. ©. Wright
Nels Miller
Joyce
Marian Shaulls
Aliee Buehler
Normandine Mason
June McShane
Ruth Garvey
Esther Kaplan
Bernice Dicke
Betty Smith
Tee
Karolyi Begins Covert Voyage To Enter U S
Count Karolyi, ex president of Hungary, travels on a tramp steamer via Mexico to attempt entry into the United States after his wife was denied admission by Secretary Kellogg. His exact purpose remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karolyi
Paris
INS
Count Karolyi
Hungary
United States
Kellogg
Bombing blamed on cleaners dyers war in Chicago
A bomb placed in a vacant building wrecked the tailor shop of Hy man Glazov on the west side. Glazov his wife and two children were hurled from bed but uninjured. Police tie attack to the cleaners dyers conflict as the cause. Separately Supt R C Williams Jesup will travel to Des Moines to confer with Iowa State Teachers Association leaders on autumn session dates and common speaking talent. County Supt A E Jewett, chair of the executive committee, cannot attend due to influenza recovery. Scheduling meetings close together aims to cut program talent costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hyman’ Gilazov
Glazov
R. C. Williams
Jesup
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers Association
Williams
A. E. Jewett
Optical service advert brings patient to Buchanan area
Olry IN BRIEF notes a complete optical service ad with phone contact. It also reports Homer Barbour traveling to Cresco for his father's death, and local society items including a Tama county niece visit, Matt Frost's injuries, and several small court filings for motor vehicle accidents. It mentions road conditions east of Winthrop, a No. 20 cast, and four advertisements for local events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Barbour
Castle Hill
Courier
Cresco
James Burnside
Josie
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. A. Townsley
Tama County
Matt Frost
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
Bertha Windolf
Clarence
Isabelle Albright
Cedar Falls
J. A. Paulsen
Winthrop
Woman Lecturer to Speak Daily on Health Topics at Rialto
Elsie Audrey Hille will deliver a week of women only health and physical culture lectures at Rialto theatre beginning Monday April 30. Assisting is Virginia Harlan. Each 1 pm session lasts one hour with demonstrations and music, free admission. doors open 12:30. Topics cover self expression vitality nutrition constipation psychology youth figure care of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauerman’s
Elsie Audrey Hille
Health Authority
Bernarr Macfadden
Physical Culture Magazine
Rialto Theatre
Miss Hille
Virginia Harlan
Creaking Chair Mystery Drama at East High Tonight
East High presents The Creaking Chair a three act farcical mystery with humor suspense and drama at 8 15 p m. The crippled Egyptologist in a creaking wheelchair stolen headdress romance and detectives propel the plot. Cast includes Angus Holly Henry Timmerman Rose Emily Winch Carel Burr Essa1 Aissa Max Gerber Edn Latter Sylvia Latter Eleanor Carruthers John Gulting Philip Speed Oliver Hart Henley Jim Bates Dorotha Bennett Margaret Moore Iya Eickelbers Frank Beatle Robert Pritchard Russell Sohner Eugene Smith Francis Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Angus Holly
Henry Timmerman
Rose Emily Winch
Carel Burr Essa
Aissa
Max Gerber
Sylvia Latter
Eleanor Carruthers
John Gulting
Philip Speed Oliver Hart
Henley Jim Bates
Dorotha Bennett
Margaret Moore
Iya Eickelbers
Frank Beatle
Robert Pritchard
Russell Sohner
Eugene Smith
Francis Mead
Beal to Be Re-Elected Iowa Sunday School Head
W W Beal was indicated for re election as president of the Iowa Sunday School association at the annual convention in Council Bluffs He is the only nominee and serves as president of the Iowa Securities company Beal has led the association for a year and has long served in its councils formerly heading Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday school in Westminster Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Beal
Bheriden Road
Iowa Sunday School Association
Council Bluffs
Beal
Iowa Securities Company
Association
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Legger Bray Pleads Guilty in Bootlegging Case
William Bray, who earlier pleaded guilty to violating a liquor injunction and paid a $200 fine plus costs, pleaded guilty again today to bootlegging. Judge R W Wasner set June 8 as the sentence date for the contempt case that had dragged on for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legger
William Bray
R. W. Wasner
Brain Test Instructions Dotted Line and Figures
The passage notes that the answer to a brain test should be the word Eight on the dotted line. It also requires a figure 1 to follow each lettered question while no other marks appear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Woman's Club
Joé Ingamelis
Irvin ‘Thomas
John Makinster
E. L._Jobrk
J. U. G. Club
Owen Hughes
Albert DeWilde
Donald Stauber
Donald Porter
T. N. Acland
Marian
Carel
Church News
George Lingelbach
Tia Stafford
St. Mark's Episcopal Shuren
Wiliam — Ashmore
United Thank Offering
Independence
Gentzler
John Gentaler
R. DB. Williams
Matt Schaack
Robert Elliott
Wille
Edna Kent Forbes
Wales
Jake
State B. P. W
Natural Club
Mrs. Campbell
Butler
Ontometrists
Mfg
Opticians
Doucet
Grege Georgette Crepe
Henrietta Keding
Dayton C. Wright
May
Alma May
Olry
Buchanan's
Oy Gertrude Collins
Russell Coates
Lafayette
State Streets
Coates
Red Rail Inn
Yow. Co
West Fourth St
E. High
Fedelco
Federco
Iowa Public Service Co
West Side
State
S. S
Woods Smart
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Book OF Fashions
Tert Eeee Bins
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