Milestones Recalled In Waterloo Woman's Club Yearbook
Waterloo Woman's club issue for 1928 39 recalls 50 years since the Ladies' Literary society founding in 1878. The volume lists season programs across departments including English life studies, Fine Arts about Spain, music, art, travel talks, and social luncheons at the clubhouse with dates from Sept to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Literary Society
Waterloo Woman's Club
Spain
Edwin R. Shannon
Home and Education Department
Book Review Group
A. S. Weishaar
H. G. Orrick
W. P. Kerwin
M. Howe
T. ©. Menges
C. W. Lotsbe
Hila Williams
Bride Elect Honored at Dinner Shower for Avilla Sins
A dinner party in honor of Miss Avilla Sins invited guests including Mrs. John Acuff and several hostesses. Gifts were given during a miscellaneous shower with decorations in yellow and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avilla Sins
Everting
John Acuff
Conger Street
Acuff
Frank King
Roy Dilley
Bina Bradford
Thelma Holler
Miss Sims
Ed Dewey
John Axtell
Walter Galbin
Bert Bamey
James Sims
Theresa ‘Cameron
Madeline Sims
Thelma Sirbley
Theresa Marsden
Miss Woolverton Hosts Thursday Afternoon Bridge
Miss Cornelia Woolverton entertained at her Cedar Falls home on West Twenty-third Street with a Waterloo delegation including Miss Marjorie Loomis Mrs Sher Iman McNally and Miss Lyle Shaffer. Three tables played with Miss Genevieve Hals winning high and Mrs McNally receiving the consolation. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Woolverton
West Twenty-third Street
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Marjorie Loomis
Sher Iman McNally
Lyle Shaffer
Sheffield
Genevieve Hals
Mec_ Nally
Misses Lovejoy Ave Hostesses at Lunchéon Bridge
Misses Alien and Esther Lovejoy hosted a luncheon at Black's tearoom entertaining 14 guests. A large table featured asters lilies and gladioli with harmonizing colors. after lunch guests played bridge at 7023 Third Avenue West with dec orations of zinnias asters snapdragons and saltivrossis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Esther Lovejoy
Black
Third Avenue West
Zinnias
Asters
Snap~ Dragons
Josephine Maine
Helen Swisher
Virginia Fish
Vera Forbes
Dorothy Beck
Dorothy Murtagh
Bethy Brown
Hilda Geerdes
Mary Humphreys
Fern Oman
Marrie Bradley
Marjorie Gross
Hortense Morgan
Ivan Powers
Marriage of Miss Alice Johnson and Dr A E Meswarth
Announcement of the May 6 wedding of Miss Alice Johnson of Cedar Falls to Dr A E Meswarth of Cedar Falls. The ceremony occurred at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Washua. The bride, a music graduate from Iowa State Teachers College, and the groom, a University of Texas trained dentist, plan to reside at 316 Clay Street Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Cedar Falls
A. E B. Meswarth
That City
Henry Meswarth
Sumner
Little Brown Church
The
Vale
Washua
Music Department
Iowa State Teachers College
Meswarth
School of Dentistry
University of Tews
Jme
Clay Street
Waterloo Camps Well Represented at R N A Meet
Twenty four from Gold Leaf camp and 28 from Waterloo camp attended the district convention of Royal Neighbors at Dunkerton on Thursday. Delegates included Mrs Bessie Bray of Gold Leaf and Mrs Rose Baker of Waterloo with Cedar Falls, Dewar and Dunkerton also represented. District deputies Mrs Harriet Wightman and Mrs Blanche Jungkunz spoke as work was presented. Cedar Falls will entertain the district convention in August 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Leaf Camp
Waterloo
Royal Neighbors
Dunkerton
Bessie Bray
Rose Baker
Cedar Falls
Dewar
Harriet Wightman
Blanche Jungkunz
Bristow
Parties Honor Mrs Max Noah and Mrs Phillips
Mrs Max Noah guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Miss June Fish and friends at 210 Logan Ave. Three tables, a shower of gifts, and a array of named guests marked the afternoon. A separate note recalls a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C Philips at 210 Norimer St celebrating their Nashua wedding. A luncheon for Miss Margaret Besh at 426 Riehl St featured orchid and pink decor and kitchenware gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Noah
Dorothy “Wilbur
June Fish
Harrie, Egan
Wilma Schultz
Miss Fish
Logan Avenue
Noah
Christie Tollefson
Edith Sinnard
June Adams
Anne Durell
Hages Weimer
Genevieve Hayes
Bess Cooley
Margaret Carney
Miriam Boysen
Charlotte. Altstadt
Katherine Welden
Town Falls
Ralph C. Philips
Norimer Street
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Phillips
Lara Hites
Waterloo
Elizabeth Rundle
Axtell
Kan
Miss Besh
Margaret
Besh
F. S. Hoofnagle
Riehl Street
Beauty Care For Neck Skin In Daily Regimen
Practical guide on neck skin care using bandages and heavy creams. Advises cocoa butter olive oil mixes, warm towels, and oil soaked cloths for bedtime treatment. Recommends daily baths or showers with a coarse towel to keep pores active and prevent blackheads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simall
Independence Man Weds Estherville Bride
Dr. Walter H. Penrose of Independence marries Miss Catherine T. Osgood of Estherville at the Baptist church in Estherville. The ceremony was performed by Dr. J Arthur Hurley. The couple plans a brief trip before settling in Burlington where Penrose has a dental office.
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Courier Special Vertice
Independence
R. Penrose
Alice Murphy
Estherville
Walter H. Penrose
Catherine T. Osgood
Baptist Church
J. Arthur Hurley
John Osgood
University of Iowa
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
C. R. Penrose
Burlington
Miss Alice Young Weds Vern Dau Schmidt at Traer Home
Miss Alice Young of Traer and Vern Dau Schmidt of Dinsdale were married at the bride’s father R. Young's home. Rev. T H Melville officiated. The couple will live on the groom’s farm near Dinsdale. Also includes details on a YMCA trip and a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Jess Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Young
Traer
Vern Dau Schmidt
Trager
Vern E. Dau Schmidt
Dinsdale
R. ¥. Young
TH. Melville
Indianola
Young
Traer High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Dau Schmidt
H. P. Dau- Schmidt
Rein- Deck High School
Iowa State
Town City
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mrs Hoover Complimented at Cedar Rapids Luncheon
Mrs Herbert Hoover headlined a Thursday luncheon at the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids hosted by local D A R members with about 140 guests. Attendees included Wa terloo residents Mrs A S Welshaar Mrs B L Johnson Mrs George Lichiy and Miss Mayme Egan plus fifteen Kappa Kappa Gamma members. The program featured talks by Mrs Hoover and Mrs Wilson Hamilton and St Lawrence Great Lakes war terway committee member Brucemor e hosted a public reception in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert. Hoover
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
A. S. Welshaar
B. L. Johnson
George Lichiy
Mayme Egan
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Hoover
Wilson Hamilton
Shourney
State D. A
Regent
Montague Irving
St. Paul
Washington, D. C
St. Lawrence
Club Notes J U G Meeting At Mrs Miller Home
The J U G club members met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Miller's home 314 Norwood Avenue. Favors in games went to Mrs. Eric Hall Mrs. Milton Roose and Mrs. Julius Stammer. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Owen Hughes in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. G. Clu
Frank Miller
Norwood Avenue
Eric Hall
Milton Roose
Julius Stammer
Owen Hughes
Church News Summary at Queen Esther Circle Meeting
Queen Esther Circle of St. Pauls M and church met with Miss Merle Jchler on Riehl street Thursday evening. Ten members accompanied by two guests attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Blues Triangle League
W. GA
Esther Gircle
St. Paul’s M. &. Church
Merle Jchler
Riehl Street
Raspberry Lemonade and Lemon Syrup Recipes
Raspberry Lemonade provides steps to extract raspberry juice, mix with lemon juice, water, sugar, and serve over ice with mint. Also included are fruit angel cake with candied cherry topping and a lemon syrup recipe from zest to bottled final product.
Luncheon Hosted Saturday by Mrs McCoy in Evanston
Mrs Jackson McCoy will host a luncheon Saturday at 1 o clock at Sunnyside Country Club as a compliment to Mrs Waller McFarland Evanston Wil and Miss Louise McCoy Washington DC Tables of bridge will be arranged for the afternoon Attending are Mrs Burr Lichty Mrs Robert Lichty Mrs Horace Knittle Mrs Fred Wray Mrs Pressey Frank Mrs Carleton Walker Mrs James Chapman Mrs G W Chapman Mrs H Orrick Mrs L Leeper Mrs A W Petersen Mrs Ray Berry Mrs Oliver Chapman and Mrs Harry Manuel Grand Rapids Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller McFarland
Evanston
Wil
Louise McCoy
Washington, D. C
Jackson McCoy
Sunnyside Country Club
Burr Lichty
Robert Lichty
Horace Knittle
Fred Wray
Pressey Frank
Carleton Walker
James’ Chapman
G. W. Chapman
H. ©. Orrick
L. ©. Leeper
A. W. Petersen
Ray Berry
Oliver’ Chapman
Harry Manuel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Luncheon for Sister of Mrs Robert Cass Held at Sunny Side Club
Mrs. Robert Cass hosted a 4 o clock luncheon at Sunny Side Country Club for her sister Mrs. Ray Fuller of Des Moines. Guests included Miss India Pickett Miss Katherine Graham Miss Marion Longley Miss Mary Ferris Mrs Powell Rayburn Miss Helen Menges and Miss Kathryn Cochrane. Dinner hosts Mrs John Goodwin and Miss Marcella Parker held at Black's Tearoom to honor Mrs George Bloeser of Boone Ia and Miss Ruth Arthur of Chicago. AT MOTHERS FUNERAL Mrs Elizabeth Brooks 89 a granddaughter of Leonard Proctor Jr a Revolutionary War soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Menges
Kathryn Cochrane
Des Moines
Sunnyside Country Club
Ray Fuller
Robert Cass
India. Pickett
Katherine Graham
Marion Longley
Mary . Ferris
Powell Rayburn
Kathryn” “Cochrane
John Goodwin
Marcella Parker
Black's Tearoom
George Bloeser
Boone, Ia
Ruth
Arthur
Chicago
Elizabeth Brooks
Leonard Proctor, Jr
Obituary Notice for Mrs Brooks of Rowan Indiana
Mrs Brooks died at her home in Rowan Indiana and was buried today. Attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs Upton B Kepford of Cedar Heights with the latter a daughter. She had visited Cedar Heights and Waterloo frequently. She belonged to Mary Melrose chapter Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
Upton B. Kepford
Cedar Heights
Brooks
Waterloo
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hanna entertains relatives at Kezar's cafeteria dinner
Phil C. Hanna retired consul general hosted a private dinner in Kezar's cafeteria for six relatives last evening, drawing family attendance and a cordial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil C. Hanna
Kezar
Family party tours Hanna-George homestead
A party from western Texas visited the Hanna-George homestead west of the city. They included grandchildren of the late John J. George and their spouses and motored over for the day as they continued their tour today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily George
Texas
Hanna- George
John J. George
Brain Test Answer List From Quiz Items
A concise set of six geographic and city items listed: Great Britain, Japan, India, Canada, France, New Orleans, plus Portland Oregon. The items appear as a quick brainstorm or trivia prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Japan
India
Canada
France
New Orleans
Portland, Ore
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Lutheran” Church
Ernest Wenger
Miss Osgood
YW. GC. A
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Demaris Sohner
May Lewis
Pearl Lewis
Dorothy Frenkings
Marie Staliecker
Evelyn Cousins
Florence Wilson
Elizabeth Gilbert
Miss Wilson
Miss Shireman
Miss Sohner
Miss Williams
Miss Gilbert
Miss Mortis
Jess. Peterson
Sixth Street West
Mrs. Hoover
Paul Scherbe
Dallas
Tex
Sunnyside
Ladies' Encampment Auxiliary
Church News
Paris
Redfern
ELSON
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Commercial St
Ced
S&h
Coats
Fhild
Hanna
Pexel Company
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Commercial Street
West Fourth
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