CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLES AND ORIENTAL PARTY NOTES
Contemporary social calendar lists multiple circle meetings for Chautauqua groups, clubs, and church societies, with hostesses and addresses. An Oriental party at Mrs J E Webb’s home features Japanese lanterns, readings, and chopstick games, plus tea, wafers and rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Haggard
Central Church of Christ
J. E. Webb
Second Street
Hazel Morris
Ellen Richardson
Callie Cline
School Talent Show Delights with Strong Baritone Voice
Paul Yule as Archibald Rockefeller leads a school show blending strong baritone singing with schoolhouse nostalgia. Mr Green hosts a reunion of former pupils now grown, as harpist Arthur Marx and pianist Leonard Marx spark the program. The pretty chorus shines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Yule
Archibald Rockefeller
Mamma
Mr. Green
Arthur Marx
Leonard
Wall
Waterlooans Journey to California for Annual Iowa Picnic
Large Waterloo turnout expected for the annual Iowa picnic highlighted by many travelers heading to California for the winter. Families including Miller and Northey clans plan moves to Los Angeles, with others, such as Becker and Lichty groups, joining later. The event coincides with Washington’s Birthday and promotes community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Perrin
Sunshine
Lb. Sarvey
C. D. Becker
Anna Becker
Los Angeles
Iowa
Washington
Grand Chapter
Royal Area Masons
Welker
Charles M. Dewey
Courier Patterns for Waterlooevening Courier Fashion
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send coupon to Fashion Department Waterlooevening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for gears. Orders filled promptly but should reach you in ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Oldest and Biggest Farm Paper Offered for Subscriptions
A notice promotes the oldest and largest farm periodical available through this office at 3.50 a year for both papers. James M. Pierce of Des Moines invites farmer subscription agents with liberal incentives. Details by writing to the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Pierce
Des Moines
Offered High Place in Masonic Order
A fragment recalls a parallel tragedy near Waterloo from thirty years ago when Mrs. Miller near Cedar Falls Junction killed her two young daughters while insane. The notice praises George C. Welker, Water loo lodge master and deputy county auditor, and mentions Grand High Priest Cromwell. Courier ad suggests trying Bowen of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bell
Waterloo
George C. Welker
Waterloo Lodge
A. FP
A. M
Cromwell
Bowen
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grant Chautauqua Circlé
H. B. Kelly
Lydia Society
G. A. Wheeler
Cascaden
Washington Chautauqua Circle
E. Jerald
Webster
Murray Club
Ella Jackson
Leland Avenue
Utile Dulce Club
R. A. Holdsman
Riehl
Brotherhood of First United Brethren Church
Bir
Knights of Maccabees
Soash Hall
I. 0
F. Hall
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
King’s Daughters of Fiist M. E
J. G. Ralston
George Corey
Hammond Avenue
Catholic Ladies' Aid
Lady of Victory Hall
W. Chapman
Third Street
L. G. Club
M. Lies
Lafayette
Arthur Fox
L. A. G. Club
Maurice McGee
Wellington
East Park Presbyterian
Woman's Missionary Society of Universalist Church
F. C. Platt
Park Avenue East
H. M. Henderson
Outlook Circle
Grace M. E
Aid Society of St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
C. R. Lowe
Commercial
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Royal Arcanum
K. of
P. Temple
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Carnegie Chautauqua
Mc Library
C. W. Stilson
Germany
R. E. Crowther
C. Cadwallader
Columbia Circle
West Side
R. G. Dakin
L. B. Small
Franklin Circle
Young People’s Society of the United Brethren Church
Edna Curtiss
Allen Street
Esiow
Helen Whittle
Foreign Lands
Bart Graves
Lucile Whittle
Vera Coates
Cornell Club
Roberta Hanna
Fourth Street West
Nelle Bogart
Miss Hanna
Misses Mable
Genevieve Paulger
Cedar Falla
Nee Bogart
Ruth Dyer
Ruth Glenny
Stella Fisher
T. L. Forhan
Marguerite Winn
Mullan Avenue
Mildred Winn
Erwin Heyer
Sumner
Herbert Corning
Claude Filloon
Dysart
Mae Keller
Commercial Street
Kensington
John Abrahams
F. N. Littrell
Reber Avenue
First Congregational Church
Eda
Flora Behrens
Randolph Street
Des Moines Evening Tribune
Jeanne Lichty
Orpheum
E. G. Doerfler
Hubbard White
Omaha
King’s Daughters of the First Baptist Church
A. C. Vaughan
Park Avenue West
H. Fischer
Edith Groves
Elizabeth Paul
C. C. Club
Marie Poock
Waterlooans
California
Gers Daily
John McMasters
Streator
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Skinner
Skimmer Ae
Hali-Ekfelt Co
Frenr Marquis
Traveler
F. CG. Schmelz
the Waterloo
Paris
Chicago
Tal Salle Opera House
Marx Bros
the Majestic
Four Marx Brothers
Majestic Theatre
P. C. Jones
Wangler's Drug Store
The
Waterloo Theatre
Harry Askins
A Salle
W. H. Hartman Company
W. HT. Hartman Company
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