Delightful society events fill Saturday and Monday pages
Society notices describe dinners, meetings and bazaars across First Presbyterian, St Mark’s parish, YWCA and more. Activities include Mrs Black’s Sunday school supper, Helen Gould auxiliary dances, Campfire Girls at YWCA parlors, and numerous club gatherings with hosts at homes on Independence Avenue, Washington, Logan and other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cockburn
Washington
P. EB
Emmons Johnson
James Easton
J. W. Wray
South
F. E. Lucas
Logan Avenue
Randolph
Home Park Club
J. H. Moore
Fourth Street West
Courier Patterns for Courier Up-to-Date Design
The notice explains sending 10 cents to the Fashion Department for Xenon pattern subsections of Courier patterns. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive within ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Doll Bazaar Funds Christ Church Organ
A doll bazaar held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. T. W. Place’s High Street home netted $35 for Christ Episcopal church organ. Two booths were run by Misses Clara Maynard Miriam Mc Cunne Marian Ham and Gladys Martin with tea and wafers served in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. I. Club
Paul Davis
South Street
Lulu Bryan
Mary Starr
Edny Cass
Ruth Updegragt
William Egan
Argyle Street
Soash Hall
Fred Chevalier
T. W. Place
High Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Treasury
Clara Maynard
Miriam McCunne
Marian Ham
Gladys Martin
Students elect class officers at Cedar Falls high school
The Cedar Falls high school senior and junior classes elected officers for the present term at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Seniors chose Fred Gerkin as president, Ella Weisbar as vice president, and Adrian Garnett as secretary treasurer. juniors chose Thomas Brown as president, Donald Borehmier as vice president, and Helen Wilson as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
Fred Gerkin
Ella Weisbar
Adrian Garnett
Thomas Brown
Donald Borehmier
Helen Wilson
Appeals From Assessment On Sewer Construction
Barbara Dickinson owner of lot 1 block 1 Cole's second addition appeals the city council sewer assessment dated Nov 20 1915 to district court. The assessment amount cited is 24. An unrelated advertisement from The Unique Cleaners promotes first class cleaning and garment repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Barbara Dickinson
Cole
Fortune Frown On Stock Dealer
G. W. Noble of 412 Belmont avenue faces a run of misfortune over three weeks with cattle and horse losses. Two Jersey cows killed by a train, a barn fire destroying ten ponies, a horse injured and killed, and a milch cow sold as fear of further bad luck grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Noble
Belmont Avenue
Noble
Mr. Noble
Regimental Move From Zabern Under Von Reuter
In Germany on December 6 the Ninety-ninth infantry regiment under Commander Coal von Reuter left Zabern after years of tension with Alsace civil authorities. About half the regiment advanced toward Hagenau and the other half to Bitche, while a guard from Strassburg garrison took charge of barracks and property. Count Wedel, viceroy of Alsace Lorraine, returned from a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanern
Germany
Coal
von Reuter
Alsace
Zabern
Hagenau
Strassburg
Bitseh
Zoszes Mountains
Alsace-Lorraine
Count Charles von Wedel
President Wilson Near Recovery Dictates Letters at White House
Washington reports President Wilson's cold much better today. He dictated letters and signed commissions at the executive offices but received no callers. Engagements were being arranged for Monday as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Evangelist Brings Logan Avenue Meetings to Close
The three week special services at Logan Avenue Guited Evangelical church end with Rev A J Campbell of Correction ville delivering the farewell sermon. Rev J M Bamford will continue tomorrow with morning baptism and an evangelistic evening service. Thirty five conversions were recorded during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Avenue Guited Evangelical
A. J. Campbell
Correctionville
J. M. Bamford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sue Tanner
Mary Northey
Mesdames
W. H. Stewart
Herman Kohl
Miss Tanner
Bayard Street
Frances Brammer
Toiik Tanner
R. D. Jay
Walter Lal Valiere
Omaha
Neb
Brammer
Audrey Strayer
Central Christian Church
Bess Hummel
Bluff Street
Bessie Kautenberg
Adam Slifer
Lafayette Street
Etaviap Club
George Kennedy
Pine Street
Margaret Wilcox
Craig Kennedy
C.D. Forsbeck
Parker Street
Lincoln Circle
Pythian Temple
Ene
Etta Bates
Carrie Riley
Alia
Fisher
Emr Krapfer
Chaplin
Mary Miller
Lizabeth Rick
Edith White
Anna B. Weaver
Burlington
Alta Fisher
George Cook
Rockford
J. W. Kizer
John W. Kizer
Edward Z. Hollister
Harry C. Wickwire
Kathleen Bunker
Chicago
S. KE. Johnson
Bridge St
Waterion
Oan
F.ee
Janay
Coats
Herve
Russia
J. B. Bruner
EB. WH. McCoy
Independence Avenue
Lucile Bruner
St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary
Margaret Carrigg
Miss Carrigg
C. A. Slack
J. H. Goswiller
H. G. Searles
Tiastesses
J. T. Sullivan
Missionary Society of the
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
M. Brb. Club
Avis Blnhm
Crter Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Rererahs
Rebekah Lodge No
Noble Grand
Winnie Eggleston
Anna Lawton
Georgia Huntley
Jessie Woodruff
Ida Neiderfrank
E.R. Dunaway
John Feyergisen
S. Scott
Feyereisen
W. H. Michael
Ray Eggert
Maude Kuhns
Fremont Street
Nell Green
Arista
Mona Clize
Carl, Mayer
Lincoln Street
Berg
McDonald
Chaulauqua Park
Fortune
Mitch
Strife Regiment
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Masa
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