Tatters on Tuesday Evening Social Notes
A long list of upcoming social events from the First Baptist and Central Christian churches notes picnics, weddings, dances, and club gatherings. Invitations issued for reunions, an Informal Club Dance at Sans Souci with Dawson and Gillette cabaret stunts, a wave story hour in Washington Park, and various church circle meetings and picnics at Cedar River park with Masons, G. I. McCarty noted as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samah
First Baptist Church
Hone
Maude Andrews
Nig Plarence Landgraf
Bassie Litchfield
Gall Wilbur
Edith Nemmers
Otto Ingen
Mendota
Immaculate Conception Churity
Gilbertvillé
Acco Nomia Club
Cedar River Park
Francis Civele
Cort
Sans Souci
Myers Orchestra
Dawson & Gillette
Vanteville
Kieth
Practor
Racenthal Booking Agency
Dubuque
Ppi
Washington Park
Eldeven
East
West Parks
League
Florence Haggard
Mise Marie Whiteman
Washington Strecet
Perence Hageard
Central Christian Church
Callie Cline
Ida Muthaler
Mabel Lettau
Grace M. E
Grace M. E. Church
Couriers Promote Corner Pattern Coupons for Fashion Dept
To obtain the Corner up-to-date pattern, send the coupon to FASHION DEPARTMENT Evening Courier Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders are filled promptly, with delivery expected about ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Social notices of Springfield visitors and travelers
Mrs. W. W. Gowen of Springfield and relatives from Waterloo visit Dr. J. E. Ridenour and family. Misses Genevieve McLarnen Anna Trudgian Bess Burns and Anna Zimmerman head to Denver and Petaluma plans. Teachers, students and families from Brooklyn Waterloo and St Clairsville travel to western states and expositions, with visits to Chicago Milwaukee Florence and Lake Geneva noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gowen
Springfield
Mass
Garner
Waverly
Waterloo
Susie Nauman
R. E. Buchanan
Miss Rose
Robert
Robert Buchanan Johnston
Independence
J. E. Ridenour
Roxana Will
Pontiac
A. J. van Doren
Sixth Street
Genevieve MccLarnen
Anna Trudgian
Bess Burns
Anna
Zim Merman
Denver
Colo
Kathryn Burns
A.H. Wilby
Brooklyn
Wellington Street
Pacific Coast
A. Tt. Kirby
M. J. Butterfield
Walker, Minn
Butterfield
Miss Tamzen
Merritt
St. Clairsville
Bentley
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone Park
S. Ff
Cass
Seabright
N. J
Lucille
Eleanor Bentley
Miss Merritt
Washington County
Washington
Mary Haramana
F. T. Bentley
McDonald
de. E
Peek and Family
B.J. Howrey
Manchester
McGregor
Howreys
Lake Geneva
Wis
W. H. Reichert
Norton
Kan
Helen Porter
Rippey
Jas
Martin
Pt. Martin
Anne Zimmertnan
Florence la Ter
John Beck
Petaluma
Cal
Frank
California
R. Leffler
Mary
Chicago
Milwaukee
Florence
Licensed To Wed In Waterloo Becomes Gretna Green
Waterloo sees a surge of marriage licenses issued yesterday with couples from Des Moines Ottumwa Davenport Osage Mason City and Gilbertville among those wed The list includes Henry M Crosby Priscila Young Alma Lathi James W Miller Mary E B Dole Otto J Ellengen and Worth A Nemrmers plus a cement price and ads for Canfield Lathera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Young
Ottunwa
Harry H. Crosby
Des Moines
D. A. O'Donnel
Saventh Street
L. O. Moore
Central Christian Church
Crosby
Sioux City
Crosbyr
Waterloo
Gretna Green
Henry M. Crosby
Priscila Young
Ottunaya
Lee Kahler
Davenport
Alma Lathi
James W. Miller
Mason City
Mary EB. Dole
Osage
Otto J. Ellengen
Mendota
Worrth A. Nemrmers
Gilbertville
Waverly News Roundup Includes Visits and Moves
Waverly reports from Aug 10 list social visits across families and towns. People include Mrs Freemann traveling to Chicago, Prof and Mrs Angell welcoming a newborn daughter, Ruth Wentworth visiting from Chicago, Irene Peterson of Clarion, and Bertha Bartling of Waterloo. Local moves and visits touch Ed Brita home, Mabel Rust’s trip to New Hampton and Fredericksburg, and residents moving into a new South Linn street house. Nearby stops include Waterloo, Spencer, Nashua, and Chicago, with various relatives noted. Also promoted is Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for hay fever relief, available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
GC. F. ‘Freeman
G. PB
Chicago
S. 1
Angell
Ruth Wentworth
Irene Peterson
Clarion
Laura Miller
C. C. Thatcher
Mr. Thaticher
Misa Ida
John Golnick
Eldorado
Bertha Bartling
Waterloo
W. Stauffer
South Linn
Dev
Ellish
Albert Lea
Minn
Mankato
I. D. Goon
Washington
Baptist Church
Fred van Dorn
Herman Haase
Iowa Parl
Elizabeth Fortsch
Albert Bruns
Dora Hicks
Nashua
van Housen
Anthony Brula
Hast Dubuque
Ed. Brula
George Ebert
Emlsworth Street
Auss
Emilliy Fox
Newark
N. A
John Fox
Constance Hirleman
Spencer
Emily Fox
Ralph Zwanaleer
Horton
A. R. Rice
Wisconsin
Glen Garner
Sonia Rust
Waterloo to Host Grand Opera by Panos Company of Artists
Waterloo will present two grand opera performances by the Panos Company of Artists on January 19, 1916, under the Waterloo Retail Merchants’ association. The company, a large touring troupe with 36 members including 15 artists, will feature a Russian ballet and an extensive orchestra. The program will draw crowds from small towns, with two matinee and evening shows and selections from a twenty-opera repertoire. Notable performers include Edvige Vaccari and Ester Adaberto among others, with a renowned musical director Giuseppe Angelini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
San Darlo Grand Opera Company
Waterloo Setail Merchants’ Association
United States
Chicago
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Ccumpany
Boston
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Des Motes
St Loui
Sioux City
New Grand Theatre
Javal Retail Merchants' Association
Retail Merchants’ Association
Suby
Edvige Vaccari
Ester Adaberto
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Sophie Charlebois
Caroline Zawner
Covent Garden Grand Opera
London
Stella de Mette
Salvatore Sciaretti
Giuseppe Agostini
Alfredo Graziana
Angelo Antata
Strauss and
Leoncavallo
Alessandro Modesti
Ture
Natale Cergi
Opera Comique
Paris
Guiseppe Angelini
Melba Grind Opera Company
Etiquette Guide Promoted By Courier Office Offer
The Courier endorses the Encyclopedia of Etiquette by Emily Ho as a valuable household guide. It urges readers to obtain the $2.50 first edition for home use, noting it covers manners for all ages and relations including servants and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba
Etiquetia
Etiaustre
Emily Ho
Homecoming Idea Promoted Amid Ongoing Waterloo Debates
In Waterloo, promoters backed by the Rotary club and chaired by W F Parrott of the Field Lumber Co outline two homecoming concepts. One seeks an acquaintance bee to showcase local industries, the other invites former residents to return as guests during the Dairy Cattle Congress. A meeting for reporting is set for next Monday noon, with committee members Ralph Hoxie and Willam Galoway. Meanwhile grain markets report oats at 37 cents and rye at 40 cents in local mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Parrott
Thefffield Lumber Co
Rotary Club
Bat Shols
Ralph Hoxie
Willam Galoway
Iowa
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Parrott
Orange
Simple coconut oil as hair cleanser recommended in old ad
A vintage guide warns against soap and shampoos with alkali as they dry the scalp and ruin hair. It advocates pure coconut oil as a gentler alternative, using one to two tablespoons to cleanse hair and scalp, rinse clean, leaving hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage. available cheaply at pharmacies.
Hair removal paste ad promises blemish free skin
An advertisement promotes a2 paste made from powdered delatone and water to remove superfluous hairs. Apply for two to six minutes, rub off, then wash. It claims no blemish remains if genuine delatone is used.
What to Use and Avoid On Faces that Perspire
Tone the skin through breathable care. Avoid pore clogging creams and powders that hinder elimination. A mercurialized wax and a Saxolite wash lotion are suggested treatments to improve complexions and remove wrinkles, applied nightly and washed off in the morning.
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Mhilathea
Central Christian Chureh
Hazel Lemper
Deloris
Marjoria Jackson
Ted
Albert M. Greene
Greene
Hertel Avenue
Delta Alpha
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Marjorie Seales
Oneida Street
Edith Colby
Emass
Bernice Robb
Katile Stedman
Town City
JL. B. Seales
Royal Order of Queer Beings
Byrnes Park
Constance M. Robinson
Committee of Ten
Cedar Hive
St. iMary's Sewing Circle
St. Mary's Auditorium
First Brethren Church
Grace Miller
Prospect Hills
Addresa
Tras Rem Ee
Marion T. Ransier
New York Instituta of Musical Art
Damrosch
Kemble Co
Foray
Best Portland Cement
Canfield Lathera
James Rust
Lavina Rust
Cedar Falls
Gertrude Benson
Hall & Thatcher Dry Gcoods
W. T. Hall
Dale Gaylord
TW. D. Bailey
Spaulding
R. A. Dunkelberg
Foley
Grand Opera
Retally Merchants' Association
Panos Company of Artists
Encyclopedia of It
Tqvetts Hey
Bach
Cme
Galventon
Texas
Jose F. Eppes
Pensacola
Dracoulis
Tilemaches
Galveston
Marseilles
Kemble Floral Co
Waterloo Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
Ellis’ Hall
Missouri Valley
Globes
West
Third Avenue
Birman
Fodar
Bunion Comfort
Hunton Comfort
Sir Wangler Bros. Co
East Fourth St
Lowa
A. A. Duba& Son
Fifth Streas
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