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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

2

Society Scenes Highlight Mrs Helen Paulsen Visit

Mrs. Helen B. Paulsen of Chicago spoke at a 1 pm luncheon hosted by the Women's Organization at First Congregational Church. About 100 women attended. decorations featured poinsettias and Christmas colors. Other mission talks followed. committees served refreshments as planning continued for future events at several churches and societies.

Mrs. Paulsen Women’s Society of Cong’) Church Helen B. Paulsen Chicago Rotary Club First Congregational’ Church Woman's Organization Paulsen A. E. Enderlein Gang C. J. Langfeldt George E. Pike J. E. Sedgwick Mirs Charles H. Davis Lucy Leavitt Mines J. G. McAlvin A. B. Lovejoy W. H. Bickley Grace Cascadex J. J. White C. G. Lindner Carleton Sias Ed Ferguson E. G. Miller W. J. Peddicord H. C. Kelley Grace M. E Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Hl. T. Fisher C. A. Ferguson C. W. Cotton China A. M First Presbyterian James Black Tancheon J. W. Rath Highland J. W. Weatherill G. R. Spensley Union Station W. OC. Kohl Black David Stevenson W. A. Goodman White Cross James Graham Fort Walnut Street Baptist— Women's Society B. J. Howrey George Hackett E. B. Hiolmes J. 8. Tuthill T. A. McManus Oscar Berry H. S. Bunnell Aid Arthur Bentz Arthur Bentz, Chairman of Mission Department Howrey H. Lyon

A Model Letter and the Art of Writing

Ruth Cameron muses on the value of well crafted letters. She contrasts model letters that respond to prior notes with plain, dull missives, noting how thoughtful letters weave daily life, books, gossip, and shared interests into a vivid, engaging exchange.

Ev Wesk Cryhe Maine Patsy

Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes On Postchildcare Beauty

Edna Kent Forbes offers guidance for new mothers to preserve beauty after childbirth. Advice covers dental care, hair trimming, olive oil massages for bust and abdomen, proper corset use, and safe postnatal exercise. Additional tips address eye circles linked to liver issues, facial care, soap choices, and lash maintenance.

Becker Chapter Elects Officers at Christmas Party

Becker Chapter Order of Eastern Star elected officers last evening with Mrs Hazel Burr as worthy matron and F W Edwarda as worthy patron. Other officers include Mrs Elizabeth Wise as associate matron Miss Mabel Mor TH secretary and Mrs Bessie Wright treasurer. The chapter plans a Christmas party for members and their families at Misouie hall on December 21.

Hazel Burr Becker Chapter Order of Eastern Star F. W. Edwarda Elizabeth Wise Mabel Mor TH Bessie Wright Jessie Knoop Nelda Trunkey Fred Spurle Masonic Temple Corporation Misouie Hall

Young Mothers Club Supper At Beck Home

Members of the Young Mothers club and families gathered for supper last night at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beck. Guests enjoyed music from A. R. Hartzell and J. E. Jungmann with gifts planned for Christmas charity. A moral tale followed about Buster Drop, a raindrop who escapes duty and learns the value of joining peers in the rain.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs Washington Chic i General Federation Des Moines Thomas G. Winter America Young Mothers Club Clarence Beck A. R. Hartzell J. E. Jungmann

Rain Drop Tale Opens With Mother Rain

A whimsical passage describes raindrops spilling from a cloud, delighting in the rain as Old Mother Rain welcomes them to earth. The scene portrays playful imagery of weather turning into a lively household event.

Buster Safar Buster Drop

First Horse Sale At Dairy Grounds Success

The Waterloo Horse Sales and Commission Co conducted the first horse sale of the season at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds yesterday. One hundred twenty five head of horses were consigned and sold amid a large crowd keen to inspect facilities and consider future services.

D. van Pelt General Mana S. Estel Buster Waterloo Horse Sales & Commission Co Dairy Cattle Congress

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Society News St. Paul's M. E K. R. van Dyke Robert Moffat Harry Fisher Irene Margadant Black Hawk Walnut Street Baptist Church East Park Presbyterian Much Circle William Bisbee Ruth Cameron Beauty Edna Kent Forbes Castile Becker Miss Winn John Sweeney Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company Marguerite Winn William G.blackley Little Brown Church the Vale Nashua T. I. Forhan Christipiscopal—Daughters of the King J. S. Parrott George EB. Lichty Folk Northey A. J. Busby Jessie Cooley Women of Christ, Church Armory Hall Ae Woman's Club Greater Waterloo Association E. A. Boggs E. F. MacDonough Civics Department Mary Horner United States J. H. Basley P. A. Bassett Cinb W. B. Small Middlewest F. ©. Platt Iowa Herbert Quick Judge Platt Quick Ladies’ Home Journal A. F. Gates Mr. Platt Carl Lotus Becker Waterloo Mr. Gates Russell-Lamson Assembly Club Nate De-Long Ira Minard Herbert Laniz Ida Lambert DeLong American Telephone and Telegraph Company Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Willis Johnson Iowa State University Hospital J. S. Forrester Caureh the Redeemer Misa Gladys Gindt Clara Barton Guild Chateau Studio Moose Hall H. A. Gee Women’s Relief Corps Memorial Hall Marshalltown St. Joseph’s—Rosary Society Wittick’s Market W. 4Th St Lake Superior Sandman FL A. Walker Dairy Grounds Optometrists Opticians Kroehler Milady Hall-Ekfest CO Lafayette and Park Avenue
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