Society News Update Highlights Local Events
The society page lists marriages, anniversaries, club meetings, picnics, and dances. Notable items include the marriage of Frances Brammer to Dr. W H Jenks at Brammer home, various church and service group gatherings, a Royal Neighbors of America meeting with officers elected, and the Silver Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W J Peverill with family festivities at 246 Alta Vista. Informal gatherings and cards at Kingsley and Franklin streets precede further social calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brammer
W. H. Jenks
C. C. Brammer
Wellington
Civse Orrin Lamson
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
C. E. S.—Masonic Temple
T. E. Waugh
Grant Avenue
Marenuk Club
Misa Freda Laymoan
Brethren
Central Christian Church
Grace M. EB
W. B. Small
Iowa
Mary Clark
Cellar
Falls
Bid Downing
Amanda and
Edith Schuneman
H. Pinkerton
Sacred Heart
T. O. O'Connell
Roger Rugg
G. BE
Edward Carey
Ladies’ Industrial Society
First Congregational Church
Thimbled Bee
E. L. Johnson
St. Margaret's Guild
George
Millard
First Lutheran
Boys’ Musical Club
Eugene Ledaze
Young People’s Society of
Logan Avenue
Evangelical Church
Grace M. E. Church
Labor Temple Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
Soash Hall
Oracle
F. C. Sage
Anetta Crawford
Kate Ferguson
Hannah Hawver
R. L. Scribner
Esther Eccleston
Inner Sentinel
Ida Smith
Quier Sentinel
Lucy Cowles
Louella Follette
Nellie Hutton
Sage
Elizabeth Scribner
Davenport
Seash Hall
Scribner
W. J. Peverill
Alta Vista Avenue
C. C. Dillavou
Wilma
Sylvia
Florence Peverill
Hazel Peverill
George Kistner
Junliette Peverill
Fullan Peverill
Worth Woolman
Ate
H. Woolman
Jona Greeks
Franklin Street
Various Social Clubs and Notices Highlight Waterloo Life
Courier patterns offer up to date fashion coupons with ten cent patterns. Mrs Park and Miss Gilbert host an auction bridge party on Vermont street with Nell Gilbert leaving for Chicago. Social circles and oriental club meet for holidays with weddings announced and Christmas plans set. Visions include visiting guests in Waterloo, new clubs forming, and a birthday tribute to Dr Powers as Waterlooans attend events and theater listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Coulfier
Waterloo
4. E. Park
Alice Rugg
Vermont Street
Nell Gilbert
Kansas City
Mavorette Hallowell
James Clark
Miss Gilbert
Chicago
Mesdames Derrick, Campbell and
Krider
Mary Bush
Argyle Street
Winnifred Bush
Oriental Club
Ww. HL Marshall
Jen Street
E. A. Black
W. A. Dobson
Elm Street
W. C. White
Kern
Charles Kers
B. A. R. Ferguson
Richard
Gay. Pierce
Crowther
George DeWald
Frances Grout
John Clyde
Hawthorne Avenue
Ldies
Tuskegee Secretary Delivers Talks to Local Students
C. B. Hosmer, field secretary for Tuskegee Institute, spoke at West High yesterday and Last High this morning on Tuskegee justice as key to solving the Negro problem. He described education lifting Black people from ignorance to meet 20th century challenges, noting Tuskegee’s 2000 plus students founded by Booker T. Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. B. Hosmer
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
The
West High School
Hosmer
Tuskegee Justicite
Tuskeges
Inia
Booker T. Washington
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Maxwell Case
Kingsley Avenue
Case
Mae Harrison
Brown
Walnut Street
Esther Brown
Henry Schinzel
Los Angeles
Silver Circle
William H. Bowser
Dora Bowser
Lydia Society
Oliver Stevenson
Independence Avenue
8S. B. Reed
Mary Doughtry
Charles Hersch
Harrison Street
Emma Lizer
Walverly
Kan
Scrup
G. Wo Wubbard
John Sherman
N. A. George
Jesup
J. WH. Webb
Bell Plaine
H. Cranmer
Minneapolis
J. A. Welch
F. W
L. E. Powers
Welch
Cranmer
J. L. Powers
Clio Club
W. Richardson
Hammond Avenue
Aio
N. A. Lichty
Home Park Club
Home Park
C. G. Stearns
Baltimore — Street
Lois Storm
South Street
Majestic
Preston
Maidie de Long
Cook
Stevens
Kennison Sisters
Kerr
Menlo Moore
Stross
Becker
Captain Wagner
Bik Run Park
Wagner
Herman T. Wagner
Buchanan
Perrin
Perrins
McCullum
Sducator
Kodaks
Kodak