Society Calendar Highlights From Tonight To Wednesday
Five oclock tea for Miss Alice Cropper and Miss Genevieve Zimmerman along with several clubs and circles listed. Meetings include Walnut Street Baptist, Calvary Evangelical, Samara San, O W club, La Lomita, Phyllis, Arconomia, J C club, Idlewild, Ladies Social Union, M B A Relief band, and more with hosts and addresses. A surprise house warming guests St Pauls church board, and P B O chapter meeting with program details.
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Alice Cropper
Genevieve Zimmerman
Third Street West
Young Woman's Mission Circle
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Clarence Briden
Vine
Dorcas Sewing Circle of
Calvary
Evangelical Church
Milrded Brown
Newell
Samara San Club
Martha
Mussett
Sycamore
Miss Baptista
Casey
Almond
la Lomita Club
J. Rex Bryant
Grant Avenue
Phyllis Club
Sam Scott
Locust
Arconomia Club
W. N. Jones
Sixth Street
J. C. Club
F. A. Hunt
Idlewild Club
Alex. Kerr
Wellington
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
Thimble Bee
Mesdames F. B. Cutler
Ira Utter
William Hetts
Fremont
Mary Henry
Park Avenue West
Lady Maccabee
A. Q. U. W. Hall
Sacred Heart
Mesdames
D. Lynch
Federation Meeting Preparations Advance in Cedar Rapids
Preparations for the Cedar Rapids federation meeting May 19 to 23 are nearly complete with attendance bids high. Mrs. Max Mayer sends credentials to federated clubs, delegates receive them via presidents, and Mrs. J. W. Damour handles lodging arrangements at Hotel Montrose. Mrs. B. B. Clark leads Wednesday’s program on federation work, with national president Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker scheduled for Tuesday evening and a reception at Hotel Montrose afterward. Mise Lathrop is noted as a person of interest to club women across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Max Mayer
J. W. Damour
Montrose
B. B. Clark
Iowa
Percy V. Pennybacker
Pennybacker
Hotel Montrose
United States
Mise Lathrop
Gypsy Hat Styles Highlighted For Creditable Style
A noted hat with hemp braid and a jeweled bow draws attention among fashionable women. Miss Lathrop, head of the Washington children’s bureau, will discuss her work Friday afternoon. Professor Howard Griggs will lecture on Self Culture in the Margin of Life Wednesday evening. Frances Squire Pot ter of Chicago speaks Thursday evening. A printed train schedule for delegates and visitors will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation
Children’s Bureau
Washington, D. C
Lessons From Neighbors On Success
Ruth Cameron presents reflections on how observing others can teach success. A noted newspaper figure recalls studying front runners to identify the traits that propelled their rise, emphasizing silent imitation and self analysis as routes to achievement.
Courier Patterns Request for Courier Designs by Mail
To obtain the up-to-date Courier pattern collection send the coupon to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo with ten cents per pattern. Patterns include seam allowances. Orders filled promptly and should arrive within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Women's Reform and Education Gains in Iowa Assembly
The Thirty fifth Iowa assembly advanced women’s rights with a women’s reformatory plan, higher minimum teacher pay, and full estate rights for widows up to 6000 dollars. It backed equal suffrage steps, domestic science mandates, and a baby science exhibit at the fair. Dr. G Hardy Clark championed anti plague efforts, with clubs funding education and campaigning for legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Thirty-fifth Assembly
Statu
Mother's Club
Margaret ¥. Clark
Iowa Mother's Club
Civil Service Committee
Iowa Federation
Thomas
Club Women
Thirty Fifth Assembly
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Davenport
G. Hardy Clark
Federation
Clark
Lessons in Leadership and Personal Growth from Editors
The speaker reflects on mentors who shaped his career, one skilled at managing people and another at spotting news. He credits learning from both to rise in journalism, advising young people to study successful figures to understand how they reached the top and to seek the admirable qualities in every person they meet.
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St. Paul’s M. E. Church
J. E. Johnson
Broadway
M. L. Newton
Fairview Avenue
Newton
St. Paul’s Church
A. S. Woodring
Austin Burt
J. W. Wray
Mary Day
EH. L. Johnson
England
Alice Brown
Mabel Ettinger
Weishaar
Warren Hellen
Park Avenue East
Fred L. Northey
J. F. Simpson
J. O. Berkley
M. C. Club
H. M. Cowles
Highland
Frank
Cowles
M. G. Cowles
Helen Register
Margaret Cowles
O. B. Courtright
Edith Harris
K.K. Klub
Big Six Club
Fourth Street West
Georgia Lauritzen
Max Wilson
A. E. Harrie
Henry Wilson
Cal Sharp
Edith
Fort Dodge
Lois Storm
John F. Duntombe
Fair Oaks
W. E. Duncombe
R. P. Atwell
George Rich
Mrs. Atwell
Miss Storm
Girls’ Opportunity Club
Miss Grace Tiffany
Carnegie Circle
Library East
Gentiliska Club
St. Joseph’s Parish
Lady of Victory
James McCue
Frank Mulkern
Gibbs
Collins
Mayme Goswiller
Foley
John Welbert
Foster
Calif
Westminster
8. E. Johnson
West Fourth Street
Bridge Street
Evans Plano Co
la. W
Ruth Cameron
America
Kayser
Julius Kayser & Co
Streekt
Union Pain
Commercial Street
Rona
Val
Hoiten
Holland
C. J. van Houten
van Houten
C.J. VAN HOUTEN & ZOON_ Weesp
Helland
Wabash Ave
Chicago
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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