Social Calendar of Heems Society Week Events
Monday and Tuesday entries include M. B. Needlework club Mrs Nettle Pine and Altar Guild of St Mark s Episcopal church with Miss Lois Ballou. Daughters of the King at Christ Episcopal church host picnic supper. Tuesday Evening features El Deen club Christmas party and St Mark s vestry entertain choir. Slumber party hosts and bridge party details describe decorations gifts and attendees. Community church groups hold meetings at First Methodist Westminster Guild Walnut Street Baptist and Grace Methodist with various Christmas programs lectures and parties. An anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shiliam is noted with a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brown
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lois Ballou
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcope
J.W. Krapfel
D. CG. Halden
First Brethren Church
C. K. Xlingaman
Silver Circle
G. E. Maserve
S14
Ninth Street
Triple Four Club
O& E
Carroo Rath Street
el Deen Club
EB. B. Barrett
St Margaret's
Batty Clements
Bertha McCartney
Miss Clements
Verna
Mario Gleason
Myrtle Salter
Elsa Teeter
Ethel Mason
Zula Whicker
Clements
McCartney
Bridge
Joseph McAllister
Asheville
N. C
Milas Mae Harrison
Denver
McAllister
Wayne Gilmore
Loraine Hallowell
Mary Worthey
B.S. Harrison
G.S. Millard
Audrey Strayer
Harry Shaw
Chicago
Westminster
Deborah Chapter
Westminster Guild
Alice Yokum
First Street
J. D
J. D. Club
W. EK. Peavey
Highland
H. Bingham
Sam Kern
Waterloo Symphony Extends Work As New Year Concert Planned
D Boomhower, director of the Waterloo Symphony Orchestra, praises local generosity and library growth. A January 1917 concert is planned with anticipated expansion and potential guest pianist Ernest Golden being considered for a recital in Waterloo. The Christmas program at East High features school choruses and a cantata The King of Peace with soloists Ethel Lawless Don Reid Iola Zell Hoefer Joseph Diamond and accompanist Fidelis Koeneke. Rose Reichard Marshall will perform at a George Frederick Ogden event tomorrow with Dee Maines at his studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Boomhower
Waterloo Symphony, Orchestra
Boomhower
Mads Raeihie
Altho
Waterloo
Ernest Golden
Mr. Golden
Minneapolis
Minn
Golden
Minneapolis Woman's ‘Club Assembly
Cyril Scott
Debussy
Hare
East High School
Wight Gown
Fiske School
Bethlehem
McKinley School
Holland
Alcott School
Lincoln School
Hawthorne
Washington School
O ‘Tannenbaum
Lafayette
Darkey
Grant School
Ethel Lawless
Don Reid
Iola Zell‘Hoefer
Joseph Diamond
Fidelis Koeneke
Rose Reichard Marshall
George Frederick Ogden
Dee Maines
Marshall
Des Moines
Monthly business meeting attendance noted at start
The monthly business meeting was held Friday evening with forty five members present, marking the last attendance since its beginning. After business a short program was given and refreshments were served. The Mothers' Story Tellers' league will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. C. P. Foster's home, 1314 Sixth Street West. The Entre Nous club has been postponed for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hehn
Mothers’ Story Tellers’ League
C. P. Foster
Sixth Street West
Morning service at Christ Episcopal Church feature
Morning service at Christ Episcopal Church featured Mr Murdock singing O Love Divine and Henry Iblings of Cedar Falls as tenor. Thursday night the Black Hawk County Teachers Institute heard Iblings again while Lowell M Welles of Cedar Falls, a baritone, left for California to take part in the Mes Alsb Handel performance in San Jose and plans several concerts before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Murdock
Henry Iblings
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Teachers* Institute
Iblngs
Lowell M. Welles
California
Mesalsb
San Jose
Mr. Welles
THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME IN WATERLOO
A Waterloo bill features Lid Uifters presenting burlesque and crude Villa with stars Harry Lang Dolly Sweet Frank Williamson Russell Hill Harry Van Robb Robertson and a large chorus of girls Ora Entel headlines the vaudeville acts with several dances and a classical repertoire. The Majestic presents Buccees Miss Nobody From Starland by La Salle Musical Comedy Company with Guy Vorer in the lead and a strong supporting cast plus a notable La Salle Male quartet. The Plaza showcases The Shop Girl by O N and A M Williamson with Edith Storey in the title role and a vivid fashion show setup for today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lid Uifters Company
Harry
Whistling) Lang
Dolly Sweet
Frank
Bud) Williamson
Russell Hill
Harry van
Robb
Robertson
Ora Entel
Hough
Adams
Howard
Miss Nobody
Starland
la Salle
Manlestic Theatre
Yeaterday
Guy Vorer
A. M. Williamon
Misa Edith Btorey
Fashionable Moulste shops feature Mia designed gowns
The article describes elegant outfits from the Moulste shops including original Mia and Jane Lewis designs from the Vitagraph costume department. Some pieces are said to be copied from Fifth Avenue shops. The Crystal is highlighted as a promising juvenile screen talent and Frank Keenan and Ray co star in a Crytany production with Ray playing Rodney Canleton, a Dixie student in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Jane Lewis
Vitagraph Costume Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
Charles Rey
RIGIED BET AND VEN OME POi JESUP YOUTH
From March 15 to Sept 15 the curfew bell rings at 9 p m and at 8 p m the rest of the year for all persona. After the bell rings children must go home or be with a parent or guardian or on an authorized errand. Police are instructed to arrest violators. Joe Schiel Hardware advertises open evenings until Xmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Mtil Xmas
Joe Schiel Hardware
Jail meeting led by Nev. M. L. Tate at county jail
Nev M L Tate spoke at the county jail yesterday citing the Bible line I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Several Baptist and Methodist workers attended. about six inmates were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Tate
Bank robbery nets $7500 as two men flee by car
A Stockmen's National Bank in Brush, Colorado, was robbed at opening hours when two men entered with guns and escaped in a closed motor car with about $7,500. Nearby names include Edward Powell Waterloo, Htta R Harmon Waterloo, Ernest N Murray Cedar Falls, Mona M Garton Cedar Falls, and the Ringer Sewing Machine Co advertisement noting home stitched and picot edged gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Powell
Waterloo
Htta R. Harmon
Ernest N. Murray
Cedar Falls
Mona M. Garton
ROB Bank
Brush
Colo
Ringer Sewing Machine CO
Pione
West Park Ave
Courier Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heems of Society
M. B. Needlework Club
First Methodist
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Aid Society
Mmes
Abbs
Farrahi
O'Dell
Scroggy
Hallowell
Cowies
Foreign Missionary Society
Home
Brotherhood
Walnut Street Baptist
Calumet Division
The
Walter Renner
Riehl Street
Cradle Roll and Home Department
J. B Smith
Christ
Holy Land
First Baptist
Ladies’ Add Society
Isabella
C. Hall
Nurses* Association
Hawk County
Registered Nurses’ Association
Nanna Colby
Baertch Avenue
Grace Methodist
Sunday School Board
Epsworth League Club
Ruth Reed
H. A. Baker
Samuel Shiliam
Lafayette Street
J. E. Rugg
Central Christian
Story Tellers’ League
W. C
Business Girls’ Club
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
Margaret Addington
Alice Addington
Herbert Addington
Young People’s Alliance of Calvary Evangelical Church
C.R. Murdock
Carleton College
Glen Jelub
Kohl
East Fourth Street
Lee
Beau
Tarry Wang
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
IRSO
Edith Storey and
Antonio Moreno
C. N
A. N. Williamson
Pearl White
Pearl
ARMY
Charles Ray and
Louise Glaum
Keystone
Venome Poi Jesup Youth
Mareakve
Viola Dana
of Eden
Cleo Ridgley and
Wallace Reid
Water Streets
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