Waterloo Eastern Star elects 1929 officers
Mrs Roy Metzger chosen worthy matron and Rush Forbes worthy patron of Waterloo chapter Eastern Star in the Masonic temple ceremony. New officers include Associate matron Mrs Glenn A Tibbitts and Associate patron Clarence W Dewey. secretary Mrs Ralph B Slippy. treasurer Mrs George Potter. conductress Mrs Fred G Clark Jr. associate conductress Mrs Ralph C Ekroy. Masonic temple board member Mrs John W Miller. About 150 members and guests attended a picnic dinner led by Mrs A A Dunham. Retiring officers Mrs W F Schrag and John Duke will be feted at a Friday Hotel Russell-Lamson dinner. a holiday dance is planned for Dec 28. a special meeting and initiation on Dec 26. public installation Jan 7. Becker Waterloo musical comedy planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Metzger
Rush Forbes
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Clarence W. Dewey
Ralph B. Slippy
George Potter
Fred G. Clark, Jr
Ralph C. Ekroy
Masonic Temple Board
John W. Miller
A. A. Dunham
W. F. Schrag
John
Duke
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Becker
Guild Collects New Clothing for Annual Charity
The Needlework Guild takes in garments for distribution to those in need with expected 800 pieces. Mrs. Russell Sieg, president, urges immediate trimming of all items. Directors in charge include Mrs. F. H. Realing, Mrs. Harry Farr, Mrs. Tate Harrison, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sieg
Sieg
Harry Farr
Tate Harrison
Claude Newsum
David Ramage
Frank Watkins
James Kenyon
W. T. Wright
W. Ellyson
O. A. Repass
E. F. Stevenson
Glenn ‘Tibbitts
J. B. Innes
Harry Limbert
C. R.’ Cheatham
W. W. Warsaw
J. E. Bragdon
Americanization Class Christmas Party Highlighted
The annual Christmas party for Americanization Classes will be held Wednesday evening December 19 at Christ Episcopal parish house under the auspices of Mary Melrose and Waterloo chapters D A R. Students are asked to bring friends and those who attended last year are invited. The group will meet at the street car terminal at 7 30 to travel to the party. The program includes songs and folk dances by each national group games and refreshments. In charge are Mrs Eva Miller chairwoman Waterloo chapter Americanization committee and Mrs Nellie Brooks Mary Melrose chapter chairman. Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Parish House
Mary Melrosé
Waterloo
Eva Miller
Nellie Brooks
Mary Melrose
Social calendar notices list numerous events across groups
A dense social calendar lists meetings and activities across many organizations. Entries include Mystie Workers of O and K hall, Gates Park Civic Club, YWCA Temple Rebekah lodge card party, Blue Triangle League, Plymouth Congregational church programs, Hadassah Buds YW, American Legion auxiliary, women’s groups, Friday literary and luncheon programs, Mothers’ meeting, St Joseph’s Rosary society, D A R, Masons, Knights and Ladies of Maccabee, Junior Moose, Gleaners, and many church and club activities with venues such as local halls, clubs, and church social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystie Workers—K. of O. Hall
Gates, Park
Edward May
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. C. A. Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. O. O. F. Hall
Jaeves Tartle Club
Herman Kopel
Plymouth Congregational Church
Hadassah Buds YW. W. C. A
Waterloo
Hall
American Legion auxiliary—Memorial Hall
Woman's Missionary Society
Trinity American Lutheran Church
First
Congregational Young Married People's Class
Riviera Tearoom
Woman's Clubhouse
A. C. Cole
Sf Meeting
Union
Congregational Church
First U. FP
W. R. French
St. Joseph’s Rosary Society
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Helen Gould
John Boeller
W. R. C—Memorial Hall
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. E. Rumsey
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Cedar Falls
Masonic Temple
Badger
J. H. Swinbank
Mabel Kies
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Black’s Tearoom
M. E. Church
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Fisher
Knights and Ladies of Maccabee -Waterloo
I. O .O. F. Hall
Moose Hall
Gleaners
East Park
Dysart Couple Wed at Trinity American Lutheran Church
Dysart residents Miss Leota Hupseld and Leroy Lorenzen were married Wednesday afternoon at Trinity American Lutheran Church with Rev. F. H. Moehrmann officiating. They were attended by Miss Mabel Knoop and Clarence Hupseld and plan to reside on a farm near Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Leota Hupseld
Leroy Lorenzen
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. H. Moehrmann
Mabel Knoop
Clarence Hupseld
Hints in Beauty Care for Quick Face Rejuvenation
A compact home facial method using hot towels and thick cold cream to open pores, cleanse, and tighten skin. Repeated hot and cold compresses followed by olive oil for warts and scalp massage to boost circulation and stimulate hair vitality. Includes cautions about cream thickness and post treatment effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Seon
East Waterloo Teachers Host Christmas Party for Board Members
More than 100 guests attended a Christmas dinner at Black's Tea Room hosted by the East Waterloo Teachers' club. School officials and wives enjoyed carols, a central 8-foot tree, and readings while toys were distributed by Santa and baskets given to Goodfellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black's Tearoom
East Waterloo Teachers’ Club
Board of Education
Bertha C. Stiles
Norma Gaiser
Grace Ullemeyer
C. W. Kline
J. R. Howard
W. A. Lane
F. J. Miller
Santa Claus
The
Goodfellows
Velma Blocker
Mary Moore
Mark Flanders
E. Lucile Loban
Norma Galser
Avis Black
Gordon Quartet Concert at College Hall Iowa State Teachers College
Gordon quartet Jacques Gordon Walter Hancock Clarence Evans and Richard Wagner performed a varied program at College Hall. Haydn in F major Op 77 No 2 opened with four movements and encore pieces included Mozart Pogojeff theme variations and French Dance plus works by Lalo Mussorgski Pochon Scontrine Grainger and Schubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon String Quartet
Iowa State Teachers College
Jacques Gordon
Walter Hancock
Clarence Evans
Richard Wagner
Haydn
W. Pogojeff
Philippe
Lalo
Mussorgski-Pochon
Scontrine
Molly
Percy Grainger
Schubert
Mizpah Circle Names Officers for 1929
Mizpah Circle of Kings Daughters elects Mrs H Verne Meyers president at a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs George Huntington's home 518 Baltimore. Other officers named include Mrs J P Jones secretary Tiry Miller treasurer Henry Sheldon. A Christmas charity comforter and two food baskets were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. Meserve
H. W. Dunp
Presbyterian Hospital
First Lutheran Missionary Society
G. A. Mead
Logan Avenue
Elizabeth Schmidt
W. F. Formaker
Mead
H. C. Hue
Bridge Club Notes And Christmas Plans
Mrs. Lewis Conry hosted W C G L C bridge club at 1315 Fourth street west with high scores for Mrs. Joe Schuy and Mrs. George McGuire Jr. P. L. club met at Mrs. Henry Schotter’s home with Mrs. D. F. Merriman winning the 506 favor. A Christmas party and gift exchange are set for next Tuesday at Mrs. Merriman’s 426 Argyle street. Silent Eight and Lucky Thirteen clubs held meetings with prizes awarded to members and guests. Mrs. Allen elected president and Mrs. Sewell Page secretary at a short business session. gifts were exchanged. Next meet with Mrs. Charles Kurth on December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Conry
W. CG. L. C. Bridge Club
Fourth Street West
Joe Schuy
George McGuire, Jr
A. C. Kelly
P. L. Club
Henry Schotter
Falls Avenue
D. F. Merriman
Merriman
Argyle Street
Silent Eight Bridge Club
Predding
Baltimore Street
W. D. Bailey
Cecil Johnson
W. W. Allen
Loren Bush
Allen
Sewell Page
Charles Kurth
First Lutheran Missionary Society
J. C. Jago
Sycamore Street
Anna Gabriel
Walnut Street
Church News Highlights Local Women Folk Meetings
Lutheran and Congregational women gather for Friday and evening sessions with programs, music by Lowell pupils, exchanges of gifts, and officer elections. Gleaners circle plans home gathering with gifts. Christmas dinners and picnics accompany ecclesiastical group events. Several societies hold Christmas parties, luncheons, and guest days with programs, refreshments, and exchanges.
Knights Templar Ball Scheduled for Friday Jan 4
An upcoming social event will be a reception and ball Friday January 4 at the new Masonic temple in Waterloo. Knights Templar Ascalon commandery No 25 will honor John F Hanson and install officers at 4 pm, with dinner at 6:30 pm and a ball to follow led by Arthur A Lohner. Visitors from within 75 miles and all Master Masons and families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Iowa
Waterloo
Arthur A.lohner
Ascalon
Templars
St Mark’s rector to speak at St John’s day address
Rev J G Creede of St Mark’s Episcopal church will deliver the St John’s day address open to all Master Masons and their families. The program ends with cards and sociability. Election held G I A to B of I E meeting at Black Hawk I O O F hall. officers elected for January installation include President Mrs Frank Jessup and trustees Mrs John Snyder and Mrs George Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Creede
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
St. John's Day
B. of I. E
Black Hawk I. O. O. F
Frank Jessup
P. C. Parker
Louis Peter
Charles Fawcett
Peter Daley
George Marker
Charles Scott
William Stark
Fred Cousins
John Snyder
George Hackett
Hattie McCormick
Business Girls Christmas Party at YMCA
The health education department of the YWCA hosted a Christmas party Wednesday evening attended by about 45 business girls. The event featured games music an exchange of gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education’ Department
I O O F Dance at Waterloo Camp Prize Night
The I O O F Dance Wateroo camp will sponsor its annual prize dance this evening in the hall. Prizes donated by merchants of the city will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Camp
ILO. O. F
Hotel President Will Have Ames Man as Manager
F. Be. Laird of Ames will manage the new Hotel President in Tow, the sixth Tangney McGinn hotel in Illinois and Minnesota, with opening set for January 10. Staff includes Ralph Rasmussen Leslie Moser Russell Lamson and F W Hardy, with Agnes Sindlinger in charge of dining rooms and banquets and James Tart as chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BE. Laird
Ames
Tangney-McGinn
Tow
Illinois
Minnesota
F. McGinn
Laird
Tangney-McGinn Hotel Company
Martin
Sioux City
Fontanelle
Omaha
Eppley Hotels Company
Ralph Rasmussen
The
Conant
Leslie Moser
Russell Lamson
F. W. Hardy
Ellis Hotel
J. W. McAleece
Hotel Julien
Dubuque
Agnes
Sindlinger
Riverside Drive
Roosevelt
James Tart
Waterloo
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Florence Hall
R. Keith
McGinn
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 at the clubhouse. Speakers are Mrs. J. D. Easton and Mrs. F. L Marquis with hostesses Mrs. G. W. Nauman and Mrs. Jane Buck. Luncheon follows at 1 with committee led by Mrs. Orlo Miller. The Fine Arts department has a Victor Herbert music program at 2:30 at a general club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Robert Burns
Sir Walter Scott
Woman’s Club
J. D. Easton
F. L Marquis
G. W. Nauman
Jane Buck
Orlo Miller
Victor Herbert
Flu Closes University Suspension Through Jan 2
The University of Pittsburgh suspended classes today through January 2 as a precaution against the influenza epidemic gripping the country. Dr. George H. Clapp, president of the board of trustees, announced the action from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
George H. Clapp
Board of Trustees
Breaded Sweetbreads and Clover Leaf Salad Recipe
Prepare sweetbreads by soaking in cold water, boiling briefly, cooling, skinning, then breading and frying. For Clover Leaf Salad, stuff green peppers with seasoned cottage cheese, chill, slice, and serve on lettuce with mayonnaise. Finish with a walnut cake batter baked to a straw test.
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Guild
Carl
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
Bridge
Julia McGarvey
P. J. Mulray
A. L. Salz
G. E. Scott
William Hill
M. A. Moeller
Charles Blasier
Hans Wagner
Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
P.T. A
Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
Department — Woman's Clubhouse
Edna Kent Forbes
Estelle
East
Gordon Quartet
College Hall
Chautauqua Circle
Public Library West
Moose
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
George Highley
Lafayette Street
Bert Smith
Frank Wagner
Roy Gilley
Gladys Smith
Charles Parker
Church News
First’ Lutheran Brotherhood
Union Congregational Church
Lowell School
S. Hansen
East Park Presbyterian Church
Genevieve Holloway
Columbia Street
First Congregational Church
Riviera
Central Christian Church
J. H. Snively
Eighth Street West
Majer Guild
Arthur Moreton
Ervin Gross
Violet
Doras
Bethene Moreton
Andrew Jane Anderson
Ww. BR. C.—Woman's Relief Corps
Marshalltown
Presidents Club
Reber Avenue
Aedes Ove
Paris
Faille
Martial
Armand
Foquet
Sandoz
Rita
Knights Templar
Hotel Fontanelle
Kata
Hall-Ekfelt Co
WOO Crescent
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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