Prenuptial Parties Planned For Miss Kurth
News of Miss Helena Kurth’s approaching wedding includes a series of prenuptial events. Mrs. Bute and Mrs. Loyn host a miscellaneous shower with 12 guests. Daughters of Isabella plan a party at Knights of Columbus hall and Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Kipp co host a 500 card party at Foster’s home. Miss Delia Rosgen hosted a dinner and shower for Miss Kurth at Black’s Tearoom with pink and white decor and a high score prize for Miss Anna Steinbrucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Kurth
B. W. Bute
Philip Loyn
Mr. Bute
Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
W. C. Foster
J. J. Kipp
Foster
Delia Rosgen
Black
Eurth
Anna Steinbrucher
Betrothal Announced for Miss Mary Roth and Rillous Ludwig
The engagement of Miss Mary Roth daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Roth of 415 Florence Street and Rillous Ludwig was announced at a dinner party held at the Roth residence Thursday evening. A three course dinner for 25 intimate friends preceded the corsage ribbons bearing the marriage notice. The wedding is set for August 20 at St John s Catholic Church with Rev N J Lentz to officiate. Mrs William Schaefer of Minot was a visiting guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roth
J. S.roth
Florence Street
Rillous Ludwig
Roth
Miss Roth
St. John’s
St. John’s Catholichurch, Rev. N. J. Lentz To Officiate. Mrs. William Schaefer
Minot
M. D
Buffet Luncheon Held for Four Guests at Dubuque Hostesses
A 1 o'clock buffet at the Dubuque residence of Mrs. C. C. Balliett and Mrs. H. B. Plumb honored four guests including Mrs. Hattie Cox of Dubuque and Mrs. Warren Smith of Chicago. Thirty six guests attended as garden flowers decorates the table with Mrs. Nettle Pine pouring. Warren Smith is visiting Mrs. Ben Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Cox
Dubuque
Anna Cox
Alden
Warren
Smith
Chicago
Willian Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. C. Balliett
H. B. Plumb
Nettle Pine
Warren Smith
Ben Swisher
Girlhood Chums in Reunion as Honor to Three Visitors
Mrs. Joe Margadant and Mrs. Ray Lewis hosted a informal afternoon in honor of three visitors. Beasie Coolay Aldrich of Everett Washington, Wilmer Daniels of Beloit Wisconsin, and Frank Bishop of Pittsburg Kansas were the guests of the hosts as women reared in the locality gathered at the Margadant residence yesterday afternoon. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Margadant
Ray Lewis
Leity
Margadant
Beasie Coolay Aldrich
Everett
Wash
William Griffith
Wilmer Daniels
Beloit
Wis
Waterloo Couples Married at Crown Point Ind
Announcement by Mr and Mrs J H Morrow of the marriage of their daughter Gladys to Lynn W Patrick at Crown Point Indiana on July 28 Mrs Patrick formerly worked at the Walker Remedy company and the syrup room is a barber They will live in Chicago Miss Mable Stevens and Cecil Beard were attendants at the marriage and were married July 29 at Crown Point Mr Beard is son of Mr and Mrs C B Stevens and worked at Langfeldt Candy Company They will live in Chicago at Waite Lunch a motor trip followed by waffle lunch at the Standish cafe entertained seven guests of Mrs R Smith this afternoon in honor of Mrs S B Williams Chicago The guests were Mrs Williams Mrs J Pitts Mrs F G Seidler Mrs John Farrell Mrs BE S Chandler Mrs Julius Mortensen and Gungheon and Cards Ten guests were entertained at a buffet luncheon yesterday by Mrs B G Seidler complimenting Mrs S B Williams Chicago The party followed the luncheon with favors for Mrs John Farrell and Mrs B P Chandler and guest prize for Mrs Williams Party for Vishor Miss Lois Nostrom Lake Mills Iowa guest of her cousin Miss Florence Kilby was given a surprise party yesterday at the Kilby home 304 Tenth street west Refreshments were served by Misses Marian Milby and Marian Rollins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Morrow
Gladys
Lynn W. Patrick
Crown Point
Ind
Patrick
Walker Remedy Company
Sy Room
Chicago
Mable Stevens
Cecil Beard
Oral Beard
Theigroom
Mrs. Beard
C. B. Stevens
Langfeldt ‘Candy Company
Mr. Béard
Busby Circulation Company
Waite
Standish
R. Smith
5. B. Williams
Williams
J. Pitts
F. G. Seidler
John Farrell
S. Chandler
Julius Mortensen
B. G. Seidler
Ards
Jaohn Farrell
B. P. Chandler
Vishor
Misa Lois Nostrom
Lake Mills
Florence Kilby
Kilby
Tenth Street West
Marian Milby
Marian Rollins
E. J. Lockwood
Waterloo
Methodist _ Episcopal church
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Moon
Frank Cole
Upper Iowa
Curb
Mary A. Tappan_ hag
John ‘Ranpan
Mrlington
Wis
Lane Street
F. M. Michael
Waukegan
International Association of Master Painters and Decorators
A. J. Woodring
E. G. Bailey
Audubon
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hallawn
Ladies of Linden Church
Wittick's Faust
Local club notes detail games and gatherings this week
Mrs. Fred Morgan hosted LeGar Bridge club where Mrs. Charles Kelley and Mrs. T. A. Lynch won high scores and Mrs. Ida Richert took consolation. F. O. P. club met at Mrs. A. C. Yatter’s with prize to Mrs. C. H Brown and lunch served by the hostess. Wild Rose club held an all day picnic at Byrnes park with lunch by Mrs. Florence Mc Glade, Mrs. Carrie Leckington and Mrs. Ella Mc Hefley. A picnic at Byrnes park is planned for Aug 21. Queen Helena of Italy is praised as an accomplished woman active in arts and outdoor sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morgan
LeGar Bridge Club
Charles Kelley
T. A. Lynch
Ida Richert
A. C. Yatter
C. H Brown
Ralph Townsend
Wild Rose Club
Byrnes, Park
Florence McGlade
Carrie Leckington
Ella’ McHefley
Giladioli
Fannie Gerda
Anna Glas
Viola Hartsell
Byrnes Park
SIDE TALKS INMOX A SONG OF UNCLES
A reflective piece extols uncles as an institution beyond mere male relatives. It contrasts uncles with aunts, praising uncles for teasing freedom and practical gifts, while noting some aunts overstep with advice. The narrator thanks tender aunts but centers on the uncle’s playful, supportive role in a child’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Tae
Puddle-Jumper praised by veteran air mall pilot
Chicago August 1 The U S air mail puddle jumper earns high regard from Tex Marshall veteran pilot It operates from Maywood Illinois to Iowa City and Cleveland Can land in soft fields with 33 foot wings and big wheels It can cut weeds with an all metal prop and even carry a typewriter for in flight instructions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
U. S
Tex Marshall
Marshall
Corliss 180 H. P
Maywood
Iowa City
Cleveland
City in Brief: Local Residents on Travel and Visits
A stream of notices lists residents and visitors: Mrs. Anna Adrian visiting Dubuque and Cedar Rapids. J. M. Nix leaving for a two week eastern trip. the Church family returning from Valparaiso Ind. Mrs. Bennett Clark and baby visiting the Marsh family. Mrs. J. W. Boling and Max Auerbach buying in New York. Mrs. Trottie Horton en route to California. the Daleys automobile trip to St. Louis. J. P. Chapman returning to San Antonio. A. B. Dutton in Des Moines on railroad business. Mrs. James McDonald visiting her brother in Seymour Conn. Charles Ulrich visiting Waterloo. county supervisors at Des Moines for an annual convention. Mrs. Libby and Mrs. Bush visiting in Waterloo. Grace Boaller vacationing in Clinton and Comanche. Miss Beth Wellman home from Iowa City. Great Western railroad staff picnic at Bik Run. Waterloo baseball guests. Mrs. Cohagan called to Webster City. Mrs. Mandeville and daughter back from Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis motor trip to Mitchell. birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Pickering Minneapolis. Kenneth Stevenson and Jean Ann Buckley motor to Dubuque for a week. Rev. and Mrs. Lytle visiting in Washington. Lytle to preach there Sunday. accident involving C. E. Carpenter at Duryea and Westfield. he taken home by W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Church
Valparaiso
Ind
Bennett
Clark
Baby
W. W. Marsh
J. W. Boling
Max Auerbach
the Woods Millinery
New York City
Mis
Trottie Horton
Park Avenue West
California
William Daley
Marion
W Harriette
St. Louis
Moa
J. P. Chapman
San Antonio
Tex
A. BD. Dutton
Chicago Great Western Tailroad
Chicago
James McDonald
Seymour Conn
Charles Ulrich
Florence
Grace Boaller
Clinton and
Comanche
Beth Wellman
Iowa City
Lon Wellman
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Bik Run
Waterloo
S. A. Cohagan
Webster City
Mildred Mandeville
Ralph Dunlavey
Frank Higgs
Detroit
Mich
Paul Higgs
Ray Lewis
Mae
Pearl
Mitchell
St. D
Lewis
Harold
G. F. Pickering
Minneapolis
Minn
Pickering
Ethel Rush
Mia
Kenneth Stevenson
Jean Ann
Maris Buckley
Dubuque
Beauty Chats on Sun Tans and Skin Care
Edna Ke Kent discusses sun tanning as skin protection and offers recipes for sunburn relief and creams. She advises hats and shades, cold compresses, cucumber and rosewater tonics, and peroxide lemon mixtures. Also notes on personal health and local notices.
Foreign accountants invited to St Louis meeting
Members of the American Institute of Accountants will hold their annual meet in St Louis from September 15 to 18. Foreign invitees include Britain Ireland Canada and Scotland societies. The program centers on accounting topics and public-interest subjects. The institute sets professional standards and 34 states have adopted its exam for certified public accountant designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Institute of Accountants
St. Louis
Institute of Chartered Accountants
England
Wales
Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors
Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants and Auditors
Canada
Society of Accountants
Edinburgh
Scotland
Institute of Accountants and Actuaries
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Institute of Charter- Fed Accountants
Ireland
Whiiten
Certified Pwolle Accountant
Quakers Honor George Fox Birth Centenary
London reports the tercentenary of George Fox founder of the Society of Friends was celebrated July 5 in his birthplace Fenny Drayton Leicestershire. Quakers from America and England attended ceremonies with Elbert Russell of Philadelphia delivering a closing address. Visitors also saw the parish church font where Fox was baptised, once used as a village horse trough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Fox
Society of Friends
Fenny Drayton
Leicestershire
America
England
Peterboro
Elbert Russell
Philadelphia
Fox
France’s iron and steel output dips below 1913 levels
Paris reports iron production at 690000 tons a month and steel at 554000 tons, both 16 percent under 1913 output, challenging claims by home economists that France is the world’s ironmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Uncle Wiggily and Lemonade Straws
A hot day on Uncle Wiggily’s stump prompts Nurse Jane to offer a cool glass of lemonade. Mrs. Twistytail the pig and Ila seek relief while Fuzzy Wuz and Mr. Whitewash help prepare the drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Twistytail
Ila
Ela
Nurse Ijane
Lady Pig
Nurse Jane
Mr. Whitewash
Bliss Fuzzy
Bears and straw trouble lemonade quest scene
A whimsical tale features Nurse Jane and Mrs Twistytail seeking lemonade straws. Uncle Wiggy races for hollow wheat straws while a Black Bear blocks the way claiming traffic duties. The bunny sabotages with gravel filled straw causing dust and a scare, altering the misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurse Jane
Uncle Wigony
Mr. Longears
Jane
Uncle
Lemonade and Mischief With Uncle Wirei and Bunny
A playful scene unfolds as Uncle Wirei laughs at a bear dusting off, the rabbit escapes to his auto to fetch lemon ade arrays for the waiting animals. They sip the lemonade and plot more adventures with a phonograph and Bunty’s ball to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wirei
Inciog
Fleet of Russian Navy Seen Near Estonian Coast
Reports from Haapsalu and surrounding areas indicate a surfaced Russian fleet including two dreadnaughts six submarines five battleships ten destroyers and support vessels near the Baltic coast. Observers say the ships show good repair and may extend patrols into Danish and German waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holeingtora
Finland
Gulf of Finland
Humber
Pinnish
Patterns for pattern orders from Waterloo Evening Courier
An advertisement requests readers to obtain up-to-date Courier patterns from the Fashion Department. Each pattern costs 16 cents and orders are to be filled as quickly as possible, ideally within ten days after arrival. The notice warns that patterns may be used for scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Kurth
St. John’s Catholic Church
J. F. Seilman
Edmer
Leo F. Newton
St. John’s Chapel
Selimann
Ross Conservatory
Mrs. McCoy
Will McCoy
W. F. Toomey
Bridge
J. L. Coury
Black's Tearoom
Toomey
McCoy
Kenneth Burnham
Bert Simmons
Omaha
James Forreser
Malcolm
Merle Francis
Kenneth Knoop
John
Deyta Carson
Andrew Aasgard
Casebeer Heights
Reunion
Helena
Italy
Wallon
Inmox
AIR Mall
Anna Adrian
Fremont Street
Dubuque and
J. M. Nix
Franklin Street
East
William T. Lytle
Mary Elizabeth
William, Jr
Westfield Avenue
Edna KE Kent
Derry
A.M. B
G. Rigdon
George Addison and Son
Tacoma
Jack Robartson
Candy
Florida
Quakers
Uncle Wiggily
Howard R, Caris
Boviet Warsiips
Chuise
GOLF
Pinland
Guster Baku
Transeau
Grosny
Bran
Issee City
Buck
Bishop
Ellie
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