Society dances into holiday season with many events
A busy schedule of society events lights up the holidays. Isa Beaux hosts a party at K of P Hall with interpretive dancing by Miss Paulina Mitchell Green and a ballroom dance with her brother. Several clubs including the Klan and Friars join in, with dancing, refreshments, and carnival touches. Waterloo Shrine Club ends 1921 with a carnival at Armory Hall and a formal dinner dance by the Informat club. A large New Year’s Eve formal and various informal dances are planned by Awkumoen, Friars, Hobeaux, and other groups, with chaperons, decorations, and a punch service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Beaux
Kof 2 Wall
Paul Manning
Burdette Smirh
Paulina Mitchell Green
Fort Bodge
Klan
Waterloo
Armory Hall
H. E. Harvey
Informat Club
Friars Fraternity
Chateau Studio
Tom Vincent
T. F. Roomiey
Jack Williams
G. H. Hospers
K. of G. Hall
Friars
Hobeaux
Assembly
Awkumoen
Hawthorne Elks
Alice Brown
Myr
Alfred Schroeder
Russell Christenson
Yarle Alby
Melvin Osterman
Waterloo Chapter O I S to honor retiring patron Roy Hulett
Waterloo Chapter O I S plans a picnic supper at Mrs. Mabel Widdel’s home to honor retiring patron Roy Hulett. The chapter recently conducted the final initiatory service of the year at Masonic hall with Har rieth Moore and Francis Cahil taking part. A public date is set for January 2 at 7 pm at the Hall with Waterloo Lodge Martin Lodge and Crescent Council. Deborah society members held a social with needlework and a brief meeting at the church parlors followed by songs, readings, and refreshments. First M H Laura Webb class to hold an all day meeting and luncheon at Mrs. Hattie Gasen’s Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hulett
Waterloo
Mabel Widdel
Masonic Hall
Harriet Moore
Wisconsin
Maryland
Francis Cahil
Cedar Falls
Flora
E. Hybarper
Arcana
Pana
R. A. Young
Paonia
Colo
Frank Collard
William Grohe
R. J. Crowell
J. , Falan
C.A. Wilcox
Waterleo
O. EB
Waterloo Lodge
Martin Lodge
Cyeacent Council
M. E
Deborah Society
J. W. St. John
G. W. Lucht
C. ©. Chestarmany
Sarah Randsll
Mildred Thinney
Frank Getty
M. H
hLaura Webb
Hattie Gasen
Northminster Presbyterian—Ladies’ Auxiliary
S. A. Duffy
H.J. Kress
Dorothy Gilbert
L. D. Morse
William Prost
C. A. Ralston
Kress
Clear Take Club
Clear Laks Institute Club
First M. BE
Beauty Chats on Nervous Perspiration and Skin Care
Edna Kent Forbes explains that excessive perspiration in cold weather is usually nervous in origin. She offers a simple home remedy with ensong salts bay rum and bran water, warns against stopping natural perspiration, and suggests lifestyle tips to improve skin and reduce wrinkles.
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Jerr
Wight
Why Are They Rudi Women in Politics in Letter
A reader asks why women striving for civic improvement are treated rudely when seeking school nurse and health work in cities. A columnist notes gender bias persists until women vote, then political dynamics may change. An editorial warns men fear losing control and suggests women will gain equal consideration only after awakening.
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Yania
Altho
Vuzzie
C— Om
Fern Clough and Gerald Pushee Married Today in Clear Lake
Fern Clough became the bride of Gerald I. Pushee at 11 o'clock today in a ceremony at Mrs. Cora M. Clough's home. Rev. Stolto Franklin Wurlburt presided as the couple, with close relatives present. The bride wore white organdy with lace and satin overdress, and a bouquet of roses lilies and orange blossoms. After a holiday display with holly and mistletoe, a dinner followed. The couple will make their home in Clear Lake, where the groom will manage a nearby farm. the bride is a graduate of Wa terloo business college and worked as a stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern’ Clough
Gerald I. Pushee
Clear Lake
Cora M. Clough
Great Avenue
Stolto Franklin Wurlburt
First M. H. Church
Waling
Valera C. Mayer
Wae-ker
Pulchee
Russell
California
Louisiana
Mise Esther Yushee
T. E. Cooke
Burlington
Weta
Pushee
Pushes
Waterleo Business College
First M. B. Church
G. Pushoe
Navy
Evening Bridge Party by Waterloo Woman's Club
Evening department of the Waterloo Woman's Club will host a bridge party in the clubrooms Pintherton building on the evening of Jan jd to raise funds for social meeting activities. All members and guests invited. Both men and women may play. Committee: Miss Bid Bowning chair, Miss Ada Bardeen, Mrs H S Taylor, Mrs Maude Rhodes.
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Waterloo
Legion Party Hosts 150 Couples Night of Festive Dance
About 150 couples attended the Becker-Chapman post American Legion dancing night at the Armory, the first winter event in a series. The program featured an orchestra with two vocal numbers by Miss Anna Casey and Miss Alice Brown, James A. Murphy at the piano. Former soldiers praised the occasion and look forward to future entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Armory Ball
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Anna Casey
Alice Brown
James A. Murphy
Surprise party honors Miss Kate Murfer at home
At Mrs Adam Lohner's home a meeting with five guests and Masel Fuld participation yielded social time and refreshments. Bouquets of red roses decorated the rooms, with Miss Kate Murfer receiving a surprise party planned by the Diesl Sint club for her deaf and mute sister Miss Murphy and her mother Mrs Siaveth Murphy, who is seriously ill.
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Masel
Fuld
Reen- Lérs
Adam Lohner
Jafternoon
Marie
Kate Mur
Dies
Sint
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A
Mr Crow rages at barn mice and rats for eating corn. He steals a party invitation, hoping to gatecrash and feast, but finds Tabby and the mice ready. Dawn reveals his plan backfiring as no corn remains and he ends up hungry outside. The tale ends with a moral on selfishness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Sirs
Rat
Mousa
Mr. Crow
Mr. Rat
Mrs. Wood Rat
Mr. Craw
Phare
Tabby
Proprietor Caught in Case Raid Held on Liquor Charges
Information charging illegal possession of liquor was filed in municipal court today against W. M. Smith proprietor of a chopsuey cafe at 30344 Fourth street east. Smith was arrested after a raid by Detective Ralph Davis and deputies. a quantity of alleged liquor was seized. An inmate Om Pratt was taken to police station but not held on state charges. Other notes mention a stolen motor meter and car parts, traffic fines, and local church and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. French
W. M. Smith
Fourth Street
Smith
Ralph Davis
Om Pratt
Roy Esch
Independence
Mullberry
Mason City
Docker
Early Cedar Falls merchant George W. Barnes dies at 82
George W. Barnes an early implement dealer in Cedar Falls and Waterloo died yesterday at his daughter Mrs. W. D. Pollock’s home. He was 82, bedfast a week, in failing health for a year, and death came from old age complications. Surviving are four children and a list of relatives. Funeral services Saturday at Petersen Bros. chapel with Rev. Clyda J. Atkins officiating. interment Greenwood Cemetery Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Barnes
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
W. D. Pollock
Leland Avenue
Mr. Barnes
Barnes
Wards
Mr. Barren
Jeanie
Alfratta Hay
Cedar Falla
Ruth Helfer
Rock Lake
N. D
Gilbert ‘Barnes
Wentworth
Birdie Kellett
Chicago
Pollock
Eli Barnes
Grand Island
Mary
Patterns Advertised for Waterloo Evening Courier
Patterns offered by the Waterloo Evening Courier for fashion department use enclosed with 16 cents each. Descriptions note patterns sit low for seams and orders filled promptly. Expected delivery ten days after sending order to your address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas Desig
Wagterloo
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