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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1923
Page
3
The marriage of Nora M Schultz and Lee Peacock followed at the Schultz home with Rev. C. E. Juce performing the ceremony. The couple plans a 6 o'clock dinner at Black's tearoom with family and relatives attending.
Central Christian W M S led by Mrs Lester Marlin on Three Link circle. Westminster Ladies auxiliary in church parlors. United Presbyterian W M S led by Mrs Wilson Graham. T N BL club chaired by Mrs William Shiek on Commercial street.
Mr and Mrs John W Wilson announce the marriage of their daughter Faye Dorothy to Dewey C Thiele son of Mr and Mrs Charles Thiate Dysart. The ceremony occurred February 2 in Marion Louisiana with Rev Harry Glenn Finney officiating. Elsie Dickerson was maid of honor. The couple will reside with Wilsons at 526 Denver Street while planning a Los Angeles future after travel work for Thiele.
Stately colonial program at BC Natural Musterluh featured Miss Martha McCormick with Mrs. Hazel Houd Witt directing. Performances included readings by Miss Geraldine Judd, a dance interrupted by two rats in replica revolutionary costumes, music by Mrs. W. Altland, and songs and readings by Miss Howell and Miss Welker.
Readers seek skincare and beauty tips with diet advice and grooming fixes. Suggestions include oil control with light meals, nail care without drying paints, hair color restoration with henna, braces for dental alignment, and facial routines to improve skin tone and firmness.
A column reflects on Ruth Cameron’s obsession with spotless cleanliness and the broader idea that focusing on flaws hides beauty. An Emerson Carlyle anecdote contrasts seeing dead cats with sunsets, urging balance to avoid a joyless life. The text argues against letting imperfections overpower larger truths.
The annual meeting of the aid and mission departments of the First Presbyterian Woman's Working Association is scheduled for 3 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Oliver Stevenson 242% Fourth Street West. Transportation via autos will be provided from the church. First Congregational Women's Organization plans an interesting program at 2:39 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. D. Haston. Mrs. A. S. Weishaar is new.
A reader guide praises white or ivory wardrobes and chifferobes for nurseries that transition to sewing rooms and storage. It highlights four compartment wardrobes with folding options, wicker or painted chifferobes, and a modern nursery hamper with a foot pedal in gray enamel.
A series of church and women’s society gatherings are announced. The president will preside with Mrs. Bickley in charge of entertainment and devotionals. music includes a violin duet by Mrs. Haffa and Miss Walters with Mrs. Covell, solos by Mrs. Lindner and Ricclain, and piano by Mrs. Prime. Rev. F J Clark will speak on The Call to Discipleship. Ladies Aid meets at St Luke’s English Lutheran parlors with hostesses Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Jenkinson. Universalist Ladies Social Union meets with Mrs. Shane. Weatherwax assists. Christ Episcopal church will host a bridge party at Mrs Currie’s for parish house funds. Walnut Street Baptist Woman’s Society holds an all day meeting at the church with a noon luncheon. A&A executive board meets at 10 36 am. Grace MEB women host all day with luncheon. Fifty-two members and friends of Church of God gathered for a potluck supper at Mr. and Mrs. Gassen’s. Margaret Moore led a program with recitations, piano, and vocal performances by local participants.
Cedar Fells nonresident Jolly Six member Mrs Earl Carrol will entertain the miemakers at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home Wednesday afternoon. All the cork used in the world in a year weighs little more than 1200 tons.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church and the Waterloo Ministerial Association pay tribute to Rev. William F Spry D D longtime pastor and district superintendent. Resolutions praise his energy organization and impact, note his friendly nature and constructive civic role, and extend sympathy to his widow and family.
The February Lookout edited and published by three West High students Richard Burt Walter Greham and Herman Cohn is a valentine edition on Lincoln and Washington. It carries editorials and the first installment of James Wiley's serial William Dunshees Junior and notes a shift from multigraph printing to a regular press.
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers up-to-date patterns with accompanying designs from Fashion Depart Sener. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern and expect delivery within ten days after sending your order.
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