Nine college girls host dinner party in honor of mothers
Nine college girls will entertain tonight in Black's tearoom for a dinner honoring their mothers. Misses Gladys Towne Marjorie Wheelock Wilma Hey Mary Cowan Betty Lamkin Betty Williams Mary Ruth Hendry Ann Decker Eloise Burton serve as hostesses. Invited guests include Mesdames Towne Wheelock Cowan Hey Lamkin Williams Decker Jackson and Hendry. After dinner the group will go to the Jackson home to play bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Gladys Towne
Marjorie Wheelock
Wilma Hey
Mary Cowan
Betty Lamkin
Betty Williams
Mary Ruth Hendry
Ann Decker
Eloise Burton
Mmes
E- .M. Towne
H. L. Wheelock
W. E.cowan
H. M
Y W C A Water Play Narrows Novel Entertainment
The Ten Mile Swimming club stages Narcissa and the Hunter a water ballet at 7 30 p m Thursday and Friday in the Y W C A pool. Notables include Pan The Hunter The Frog Narcissa with groups of water sprites and nymphs, piano violin and flute music, elaborate sets, and Louise Palmer directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narcissa
the Hunter
Ruth Hey
Marian Hollis
Julia Christensen
Rosalie Jackson
Dorothy Hartleip
Martha Graham
Ruth Rodamar
Marjorie Cook
Pearl Lewis
Frances Shireman
Florence Wilson
Marian Wood
Marie Stalnaker
Leone Sternate
Maxine Steege
Licille Huntington
Margaret Wilson
Clifford Yagla
Louise Palmer
Farewell Party for Mrs. White by PEO Chapter FE
Thirty three members of Chapter FE PEO gathered at Black's tearoom for a farewell luncheon honoring Mrs. W. W. White. Long table set with garden flowers and sweetpeas. Mrs. White, longtime treasurer and secretary, leaves Waterloo Friday morning for Huntington Ind with Mr. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter
P.E. O
Black
W. W. White
White
Waterloo
Huntington
Ind
Opal Getty Guests Honor Her Before Hastings Move
Mrs E G Baker and Miss Wilms Forisch hosted high school friends at Forisch home to honor Opal Getty who leaves for Hastings Nebraska to enter college. Guests included Dorothy Bondurant Edith Thompson and Opal Mae Baker. Music by Miss Baker and games provided the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Baker
Wilms Forisch
Opal Getty
Hastings
Neb
Dorothy, Bondurant
Edith. Thompson
Opal Mae Baker
Miss. Baker
Club Notes and Meetings Report
Joyle club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. William Hitchins. Four Leaf Clover club met at Mrs. J. W. Landau's home Tuesday with Miss Florence Nelson as hostess. Miss Barbara Dickinson and Miss Florence Miller played piano solos. Miss Dorothy Collins assisted in serving. Social circle meeting postponed from Thursday. BR. Y. F. club to meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Harvey Zeller's home with husbands as guests at 6 o'clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyle Club
William Hitchins
Four Leaf Clover Club
J. W. Landau
Florence Nelson
Barbara Dickinson
Florence Miller
Dorothy Colins
BR. Y. F. Club
Harvey Zeller
Marjorie Gross
Black's Tearoom
Community gatherings and church events listed for Thursday
Tonight and Thursday activities include a Y library supper at Washington park and a Trinity American Luther league picnic at the church at 7 p m. Senior Christian Endeavor sociable at Graves Memorial L B church. Thursday afternoon social bands and various society meetings at Graves Memorial A B church and Cedar Falls bible conference. Ald society events at First and Immanuel Lutheran churches, St Marys Sewing circle, and Thursday evening clubs at Byrnes park Universalist church and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilbert
Washington Park
Trinity American Luther League
Senior Christian Endeavor Sociable
Graves Memorial L. B. Church
W. A. Bellinger
Oswald Ot
Woman's Missionary Society
Graves Memorial
A. B. Church
Bible Conference
Cedar Falls
Ald Society
First Lutheran Church
Immanual Lutheran church—School
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
Wild Rose Club
Byrnes Park
Universalist Church
Ruth Hultquist Trio To Give Cedar Falls Recital
Ruth Orris Hultquist soprano assisted by Janet Celia Little pianist and Marlys Schwarck violinist to perform at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Gilchrist chapel Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls The program includes Rachmaninoff Dohnanyi Watts Curran and others with Lois Rausch on violin accompaniments and the performers noted as student pupils of Elizabeth Schmidt Alta Freeman and Edward Kurtz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Orris Hultquist
Janet Celia Little
Marlys Schwarck
Gilchristchapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Schmidt
Miss Little
Alta Freeman
Schwarck
Edward Kurtz
Lois Rausch
Enchantment set to charm at Washington Park tonight
Cast for the fairy play Enchantment announced for 8 p m at Washington park led by Harald Pratt as King of Fairyland Grace Bowman as Queen of Psiryland Marion Sorensen as Fairy Princess and Hazel Bowman as Court Jester Others include Zileen Cochenour Junior Bower Helen Colby and Jane Willson with Beaux and fairies balloon fairies and tree nymphs also featured Mrs J F Armstrong plays piano selections Florence Sawyer sings Two dances and a butterfly piece performed by Maddigan school pupils led by Jacquinette Olmsted Elfretta Borden and Audrey Van Vieck complete the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairyland
Harald Pratt
Psiryland
Grace Bowman
Marion Sorensen
Hazel Bowman
Zileen Cochenour
Babe
Junior Bower
Flowers
Helen Colby
Velma Fridley
Moon
Jane Willson
Woodrow Bowman
Bo Peep
Jack Horner
Nancy Etticoat
Little Red Ridinghood
Church Aid Societies Meet at Lutheran Churches
The aid society of First Lutheran will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church basement with hostesses Mrs Edward Burke and Mrs Louis Burke. Immanuel Lutheran aid society meets Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium with hostesses Mrs H J Timmerman Mrs Chris Venter and Mrs Carl Venter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of
First Lutheran Church
Edward Burke
Louis Burke
Immanuel Lutheran Church
H. J. Timmerman
Chris Venter
Carl Venter
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
Mmes
James McMullan
M. J. McDonough
Peter Schaefer
John Mulvey
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes Side Faces
Advice on evaluating and improving a profile to look younger or more attractive. Discusses chin line, nose shape, forehead, and hair styling by barbers and hairdressers. Recommends chin care, light massages, and avoiding heavy oils or peroxide on hair and scalp for lasting effects.
Perennial gardening tips shared by Miss Ethel Waller
Miss Ethel Waller of Charles City spoke to the Waterloo Garden club on why perennials demand care, proper light mulch, root division timing, and vigilance against blights. She recommended Niagara all in one dust for pests and urges protection against winter freeze cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Waller
Charles City
Waterloo Garden Club
H. N. Israel
Cedar Heights
Miss Waller
Niagara
Mortimer Cleveland
J. G. McAlvin
C. E. Ransier
Former Matron of College for Blind at Vinton Dies
Stella Simmons, 60, longtime matron at the Iowa college for the blind in Vinton, dies at her Center Point home after resigning recently due to ill health. She served the college for over two decades, leaving a notable impact on its operations and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College For Blind
Vinton Is
Vinton
Stella Simmons
Iowa College For the Blind
Center Point
Actress Madge Kennedy flies to ill husband in plane
San Francisco August 3. Actress Madge Kennedy took off in an airmail plane to Los Angeles after learning of her husband Harold Bolster's serious illness. The drama star's swift departure underscores the family emergency amid travel disruption and public interest in her career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
INS
Harold Bolster
Madge Kennedy
Los Angeles
Indictments Bring More Bootlegger Arrests in Black Hawk
Six more alleged bootleggers tied to the 32 indictments by the Black Hawk county grand jury were taken into custody on bench warrants and released on bond. Total arrests reach 21. others sought for liquor law violations. Judge H B Boies also heard pleas of guilty from bootleggers since last spring with fines and jail terms. Jess Taylor seeks parole while Milton Fields acts as his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Grand Jury
H. B. Boles
Michael Wagner
W. A. Coffin
George Clark
Mary Sulentic
N. ©. Jensen
Art Kentzelman
H.B. Boies
James Mapes
Mapes
Ross Habericht
Boles
Jess Taylor
Jess E. Taylor
Taylor
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Hammill
Milton F. Fields
Traction Firm Sues City Over Pavement Levy
Iowa City Iowa Aug 3 The local traction company under Receiver Henry Negus has filed suit to set aside the $8720 90 pavement tax levy against its tracks. The action seeks removal of the assessment contested by the company in its pleadings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Henry Negus
American Legion Band Concert at Pat's Pond Tomorrow Evening
The American Legion Band will perform at Pat's Pond from 8 to 9 30 p m tomorrow with Miss Agnes Thompson singing solos backed by the band. The program includes marches, selections from Carmen and Princess of India, two fox trots, a ballad, and the Star Spangled Banner, followed by a Legion meeting at the Waterloo Boat clubhouse due to redecorating at Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat's Pond
American Legion
Agnes Thompson
Washington Park
Cedar River Park
Legion
K. Whaylen
March
Parker
Carmen
Bizet
Lewis
Davis
Sam
Donaldson
Watson
Losey
Flath
King
Monis
Hey
Waterloo Boat Clubhouse
Memorial Hall
Eagles and Turner Society Fined in Dry Case
Federal Judge Martin J. Wade fined the Davenport Fraternal Order of Eagles $9,000 and the Northwest Davenport Turner Society $3,000 for liquor charges stemming from a June 30 raid in Davenport. Pleas of guilty were entered. permanent injunctions against sale or possession of liquor were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Martin J. Wade
Davenport Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles
Northwest
Davenport Turner Society
Eagles
Turner Society
Schoolhouse and Movies Soon for Alaskan Eskimos
Metlakatla Alaska Aug. 3 The first moving picture machine purchased by Alaskan natives will arrive soon The council house will become a theatre with phono graph music from an Eskimo donor Two films accompany the machine an 11 reel feature and a two reel comedy of sunny Africa Three complete schoolhouses will be freighted inland for reassembly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metlakatla
Alaska
Council House
Sunny Africa
Optical service advertised at Buchanan's building
A long list of local notices reports travel and health updates. L. H. Beaton travels to Marinette and Chicago for buying. Marian Lawson returns from Clear Lake and heads to Minneapolis. Edward Sullivan vacations with parents in Waverly. Other items note marriages, divorces, and trips of residents, including trips to Lincoln Nebraska and northern Minnesota, plus a church vacation and new municipal court cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Lawson
Denver Street
Clear Lake
Minneapolis
Minn Edward Sullivan
Courier Business Office
Parente
Waverly
Alfred Olson
Third Avenue West
Olympic
Sweden
Olson
G. M. Essex
George Kreiman
Emancipation Day Picnic at Electric Park Aug 4
Visitors from Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Nason City and Fort Dodge travel to Waterloo for the emancipation day picnic and program at Electric Park. J C Murtagh of Waterloo will give the main address and George W Robinson president of the Western Baptist convention will speak. There will be contests for all ages after an old fashioned barbecue begins at 11 a.m. Free motion pictures and free gate open all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Nasan City
Fort Dodge
Electric Park
Lytell Will Not Contest Divorce
Bert Lytell will not contest the divorce suit filed by his wife Claire Windsor on grounds of cruelty and jealousy. A property settlement between the couple, once billed as Hollywoods happiest marriage, was reported as settled in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Bert Lytell
Claire Windsor
Hollywood
Waterloo Evening Comrie PATTERNS
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Mrs. White
Society
Ruth Hultquist
Rachmaninoff
Dohnanyi
Wintter Watts Ho
Mr. Piper
Twee
Curran
Myra
Ceeeeuee
Lois Rousch
Rosa Star Vicino
Cee Pee Benates
Bresil
Leroux
Beat cEetlgere
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
T. J. M. Jir
B. B
Garden Club
Margaret Weisshaar
Jessica Jones
Margorie Loomis
Mary Stevenson
Juanita Murphy
la Porte Road
Helen Wilkinson
Winterset
Mildred Foster
Iowa Falls
Norma Reaney
Ainsworth
Royal Neighbors
Gold Leaf Camp
PF. Hall
John Greeks
J. W. Farwell
Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekah Lodge
Clyde Park
Dike
James Bruce
Baltimore Street
Weaver Johnson
Johnson
Western University
Knights of Pythias Hall
Permel Cit
Pat’s Pond
Wade
Eagles and Turner Society
Buchanan
Them
Elizabeth Gillin McCartney
Marchesi
David Bispham
New York
Charles Norman
Granville
Chicago
Texas Woman’s College
Ft. Worth
Texas
Notre Dame French Church
Third Street West
Bishop Cafeteria
Ellis Hotel
Wateriog
Des Moines - Cedar
Ranida
Sioux City
The
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Ass'n
Gity
Buchanan's
L. H. Beaton
Lauerman Brothers
Marinette, Wis
Sarah Hummel
Jefferson Street
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Mortimer B.cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Minn
J. C. Beem
Municipal Court
Lincoln, Neb
M. E. Nutt and Son
Wellington Street
Minnesota
C. J. Woolley
Peter Daley
Independence Avenue
Kansas City
Kan
A. E. Hinmon
E. E. Hinmon
Lake Region
George J. Sager Tate
Harvey E. Brocka
Miss Pearl E. Rose
Parkersburg, Ia
Brocka
City Hall
Pauline Mason
Clinton Mason
Oelwein
Pauline Terry
Frank Kirkland
Suzanne
Portland
Ore
Walter Deckert
Ninth Street West
Kirkland
Deckert
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Dubuque
Alda FR. Clark
Nina Sproul
West
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
J. Arthur Young
First
M. E. Church
W. G. Crowder
Mamie Zeigler
Antone Zeigler
H. B. Boies
Lester
Francis
Robert Zeigler
Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
Corn Belt Business College
C. H. Benson
Commercial St
Lytell
Batiste
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Dept
G-5
Locust Street
St. Louis, Mo
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