Waterloo Society Honors Guests With Bridge Lunches
Social notes detail a bridge luncheon at the O J Moore home honoring Miss Harriett Ade of Chicago and Miss Charlotte Mann of Waterloo. Multiple rooms feature lavender and white decor, with Mrs C R Kennedy hosting an informal breakfast for guests. Nearby, Miss Charlotte Mann and Miss Harriett Ade are also singled out for further courtesy events and a dining party at Methurst.
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Waterloo
Sioux City Tribune
O. J. Moore
Lucile Moore
Mary Moore
Harriett Ade
Chicago
Charlotte Mann
C. R. Kennedy
Harriet Ade
Carden Flowers
Methurst
G. J. Moore
Charming afternoon party and society notices
The Daily Hint records a charming afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Edward J. Wenner at the W. F. Parrott residence in Waterloo honoring Miss Nell Fisher of Ontario and Miss Jennie McCoy. Guests enjoyed decorations, bridge, and flowers as well as several out of town attendees.
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Fort Dodge
Emma ‘Tremain
Clara Arthur
Jeanette McCann
Elkhart
Ind
William Koenig
Nellie Finney
Miriam McCune
Waterloo
Margaret Chapin
Mabel Mittler
Locust Street
Margaret McCarty
Joseph Kelly
Agnes Salmon
Andrew Buetana
Charles City
Church of the Immaculate Conception
J. J. Garland
Oelwein
St. Paul
J. G. Berkley
Outa Street
Mary Wagner
Ottumwa
Sally Stannsiser
Independence
J. W. Clark
Edward J. Wenner
W. F. Parrott
Franklin Street
Nell Fisher
Ontario
Jennie McCoy
Bridge
Jeanne Manson
Parrott
Eva Mattox
W. W. Fisher
Cal
Harvey Law
Mason City
Samuel Jenns
Iowa Street
William Stark
Mamie Mehan
Clayton
James Trumbauer
Hat mix up sparks Dubuque police report
Minnie Fenski of Waterloo claims a Dubuque resident named Winnie is wearing her hat with a willow plume valued at 11. Minnie exchanged hats with a Waterloo visitor, but the plume prompted a police note. Minnie insists the hat should be returned or exchanged, while Minnie’s letter to the other woman amused desk sergeants at the Dubuque station.
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Dubuque, Im
Winnie
Minnie Fenski
Waterloo
Minnie
Dubuque
Dubuyne
Duburne
Alinnie
Poker
Liest
Young Typist Wins Brown Trophy Record at Des Moines
Ruth Herfurth, aged fourteen, won the Brown Trophy last May at Des Moines after outperforming thirty three top literacy students from Chicago, St Louis, Omaha and Des Moines. She set a new record by four words per minute, training nine months at the College of Commerce using a unique method that makes graduates real champions.
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Des Moines
Middle West
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Ruth Herfurth
College of Commerce
Brown
College of Conuneres
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Miss Nay Black
Independence Avenue
Genevieve Edwards
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Misses Callen
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Graham-Reed
Elk Run
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Jr. QC
Knox
Waverly Park
Waverly
John J. Cummings
C. C
Edmund Miller
C. UD. Cass
Home Park Boulevard
Cummings
Country Club
B. F. Swisher
F. F. McElhinney
Carl R. Walker
John Bilei
C.D. Cass
Madge Eliott
Hankinson
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Shoemaker
Ellett
Wilma Basher
Virginia Walker
Ruth Shoemaker
Verna
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Miss Elliott
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HAT Exchange
the Bell Outfitters
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East Fourth Street
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