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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1928

Page

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Waterloo Eastern Star elects Metzger as matron and Forbes as patron

Mrs Roy Metzger was chosen worthy matron and Rush Forbes worthy patron of Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic temple. The meeting included a picnic dinner with about 1460 members and guests. Upcoming events include a holiday dance, a Christmas meeting, and a public installation of officers in January with plans for a January musical comedy by Becker and Waterloo chapters.

Roy Metzger Rush Forbes New Worthy Waterloo Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Glenn A. Tibbitts Clarence W. Dewey Ralph B. Sippy George Potters Fred G. Clark, Jr Ralph GC. ‘Kroy Masonic Temple Board John ‘W. Miller A. A. Dunham W. F. Schrag John Duke Russell-Lamson Becker

Guild Collects New Clothing for Annual Charity

The Needlework guild coordinates an 800 piece clothing drive led by president Mrs. Russell Sieg. Directors in charge include Mrs. F H Realing Mrs Harry Farr Mrs Tate Harrison and many others, urging immediate contributions for the year’s charity effort.

Guild Russell Sieg Sieg F.H. Realing Harry Farr Tate Harrison Claude Neysum David Ramage Frank Watkins James Kenyon W. T. Wright W. Ellyson O. A. Repass J.H. Easley EH. FY. Stevenson Glenn Tibbitta J. B. Inches Harry Timber W. W. Warsaw J.E. Bregdon Harry Marsau Fred Adams E. He Wyant al Brown Fred Miller O. A. Morris Carl S. King George Wellein Florence Pfeffer H. Evans

Americanization Classes to Celebrate Christmas Party

The annual Christmas party for Americanization class members is set for Wednesday evening December 19 at Christ Episcopal Parish House under Mary, Melrose, and Waterloo chapters. Guests are urged to bring friends and previous attendees to join in songs, dances, games, and refreshments. organizers are Mrs. Eva Miller and Mrs. Nel Me Brooks.

Christ Episcopal Parish Melrose Waterloo BAR Bhidents Eva Miller Nel Me Brooks Mary Melrose

Waterloo social events list for Friday and evening programs

Social calendar lists numerous clubs and group activities across Waterloo including a mystery Worthers-K at QO hall and many meetings at churches and halls. Highlights include Blue Triangle League W C A Rebekah lodge card parties Hadassah Buds W G C A prize dance Memorial hall and various study and homemaker classes.

Mystle Worthers—K QO. Hall Gates Park Clvb Edward May Blue ‘Triangle League Temple Rebekah Lodge Black Hawk IO G. F. Hall Jaeves Tartle Club Hermon Kopel Plymouth Congregational Church Hadassah Buds W. GC. A Waterloo American Legion Auxilary Woman's Missionary Society Trinity American Lutheran Church First Congregational Young Married People Riviera

Dysart Couple Wed at Trinity American Lutheran Church

Dysart residents Leota Hupseld and Leroy Lorenzen were married Wednesday afternoon at Trinity American Lutheran Church. Rev. F. H. Mohlmann officiated with attendants Miss Mabel Knoop and Clarence Hupseld. The couple will live on a farm near Dysart.

Dysart Hilss Leota Hupseld Leroy Lorenzen Trinity American Lutheran Church F. H. Mohlmann Mabel Knoop Clarence Hupseld

Hints in Beauty Care Reathing a Barry

Instructional beauty column detailing a facial steam and towel method using hot and cold towels, thick cream, and massage to rejuvenate skin. Includes tips on wart softening with olive oil and salt, and scalp massage to stimulate hair growth and improve circulation.

Barry Estelle

East Waterloo Teachers Host Christmas Dinner for Board Members

More than 100 guests attended a Christmas dinner held Wednesday at Black's Tea Room hosted by East Waterloo Teachers Club for members of the board of education and their spouses. The event featured carols, a reading, and toys donated to Goodfellows, with Mrs W A Lane presenting a reading and Santa Claus distributing gifts.

Black's Tearoom East Waterloo Norma Gaiser Grace Ullemeyer O. W. Kilne J. R. Howard W. A. Lane F. J. Miller Santa Claus

Gordon Quartet Delights College Hill Audience With Varied Program

The Gordon quartet performed at the Iowa State Teachers College auditorium presenting Haydn’s quartet in F major Op 77 No 2 and multiple tone-rich pieces. Featuring Jacques Gordon, Walter Hancock, Clarence Evans, and Richard Wagner, the program included Lalo, Mussorgsky-Pachon, Grainger, and Schubert encores.

Gordon Iowa State Teachers College Jacques Gordon Walter Hancock Clarence Evans Richard Wagner Haydn W. Po- Boloff Philippe Lalo Xussorgbkl-Pachon Srontrino Molly Percy Grainger Schubert

Mizpah Circle Elects New Officers at Meeting

Mizpah circle of King's Daughters elected Mrs H Verne Meyers as president at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs George Huntington 518 Baltimore street. Other officers named are Mrs J P Jones secretary Mrs Tiry Miller treasurer and Mrs Henry Sheldon vice president. A Christmas charity comforter and two baskets of food were planned and refreshments served by the hostess and several members.

H. Verne Meyers Mizpah Circle King’s Daughters George Huntington Baltimore Street J. P. Jones Tiry Miller Henry Sheldon J. G. Ralston M. D. ‘Thompson G. P. Meserve H. W. Dun- Ap Presbyterian Hospital Fairbanks Nelle Hays

Bridge Club Notes andChristmas Party Plans

Mrs. Lewis Conry hosted the W. C G 1 0 bridge club at 1315 Fourth Street West with high scores by Mrs. Joe Schuy and Mrs. George McGuire and a guest favor to Mrs. A C Kelly. BP L club met at Mrs. Henry Schotter’s home 629 Falls Avenue with 500 going to Mrs. D F Merriman. A Christmas party and gift exchange are planned for next Tuesday at Mrs. Merriman 426 Argyle Street. Lucky Thirteen bridge elk was hosted by Mrs. George Highley with prizes to Mrs. Bert Smith and Mrs. Frank Wagner and guests Mrs. Roy Gilley and Mrs. Gladys Smith. Mrs. Charles Parker will host a December 26 Christmas party. Silent Blyde bridge club met at Mrs. Pred King 614 Baltimore Street with prizes to Mrs. W J Bailey and Mrs. Cecil Johnson, consolation to Mrs. W W Allen and a guest favor to Mrs. Loren Bus. At a brief meeting Mrs. Allen was elected president and Mrs. Sewall Voge secretary. Gifts were exchanged and the club will meet with Mrs. Charles Kurth on December 23.

Lewis Conry W. CG Bridge Club Fourth Street West Joe Schuy George McGuire A. OC. Kelly BP. L. Club Henry Schotter Falls Avenue D. F. Merriman Aafternoon Merriman Argyle Street George Highley Latigude Street Bert Smith Frank Wagner Roy Gilley Gladys Smith Charles Parker Silent Blyde Bridge Club Pred King Baltimore Street

Church Groups Plan Meetings This Fray at Various Venues

Local church groups schedule Friday meetings across multiple parishes including Lutheran American Trinity and First Congregational. Activities include programs, music by pupils, gift exchanges, Christmas dinners, and officer elections with venues at Union Congregational Lowell Elementary Memorial and other church parlors.

Lutheran Brotherhood

Knights Templar Ball Friday January Fourth in Waterloo

The Knights Templar Ascalon commandery No 25 will host a reception and ball Friday Jan 4 at the new Masonic temple in Waterloo honored to John F Hanson director of the Grand Commandery of Iowa. The day includes officer installation at 4 pm dinner and reception at 6 30 pm and a grand ball begins after a formal receiving line led by Arthur A Lohner Several hundred visitors are expected and the event is open to Master Masons and their families. Additional St Johns day events and meetings are noted along with a later I O O F officer installation and YWCA party details.

Masonic Ascalon Knights Templar John F. Hanson Baltimore — Street Iowa Hanson Waterloo Arthur A.lohner Knight Templar Templars

Hotel President to Open With Ames Man as Manager

Ames resident E. Laird will manage the new Hotel President, sixth in the Tangney McGinn chain, with openings planned for Thursday January 10. Laird comes from the Sheldon Munn in Ames and previously led hotels in Sioux City and Omaha. staff rosters include Ralph Rasmussen Leslie Moser F W Hardy J W McAleece and Agnes Sindlinger.

E. Laird Ames Tangney-McGinn Tllinois Minnesota McGinn Laird Tangney-McGinn Hotel Company Martin Siroux City Fontanelle Omaha Eppley Hotels Company Ralph Rasmussen The Conant Hotel Leslie Moser Russell-Samson F. W. Hardy Ells Hotel J. W. McAleece Hotel Russell-Lamsoen Agnes Sindlinger Riverside Drive Retai Roosevelt James Tart Waterloo Roosevelt Hotel Cedar Rapids Florence Hall R. Keith

Scotch Poets to Be Discussed at Literary Meeting

Scotland's Burns and Scott will be discussed at a Women's Club Literary Department meeting Friday at 11 AM in the clubhouse. Speakers are Mrs Easton and Mrs Marquis with hostesses Mrs Nauman and Mrs Buck. Luncheon at 12, committee headed by Mrs Miller. Fine Arts to feature Victor Herbert music at 2:30 PM. Influenza prompts University of Pittsburgh to suspend classes through Jan 2.

Scotland Robert Burns Walter Scott Woman's Club J. D. Easton F. L. Marquis G. W. Nauman Jane, Buck LiOclock Orlo Miller Fine Arts Victor Herbert

Breaded Sweetbreads and Christmas Cake Recipe Fragments

Fragmented cooking notes describe breading sweetbreads with eggs and breadcrumbs, frying in hot fat, and serving on lettuce with a pepper and cottage cheese preparation. Also included is a Christmas cake recipe with sugar butter eggs milk sour cream baking powder mace walnuts and currants baked in a leaf cake pan.

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