Garden Club to Send Delegates to Chicago Show
Waterloo Garden club plans two delegates Mrs J G Hildebrand and Mrs G C Shean to the third annual Chicago garden and flower show February 25 to March 3 at Hotel Sherman Chicago. Meeting at Mrs C J Miller's home outlined plans for the year with talks on catalogs soils and landscape design. The club notes the Garden club movement grew nationwide with 61st club organized in Philadelphia 25 years ago and over 300 clubs in the United States.
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Waterloo
Prasitieit
Hildebrand
Celtics
Philadelphia
United States
Iowa
G. M. Johnson
Frank’ Duke
cMrs
O.J
Conery
Francis Asbury. Robinson
Ft Teoies
J. E. Ridenour
Local W B A Field Director Entertained in Waterioo
Mrs Bila Merk Lee state field director for Woman s Benefit association was entertained in Waterioo Tuesday afternoon and evening by the local organization Fipher club hosted the party in Moose hall with a luncheon and services followed by a card party planned for Feb 19 at Moose hall. Bleighing Party host Elizabeth Morris gave sleighride party at 1240 Logan Ave with Valentine decor and refreshments. St John s Sewing circle set Valentine party at school hall with bridge and 500. Miss Margret Cage surprised for her birthday at Cedar Heights with bunco and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Merk Lee
Boone, Ta
Woman's Benefit. Association
Waterioo
Fipheer Club
Lee
Moose Hall
Katherine . Clifford
Moose
Florence Kreiman
Elizabeth ‘Morris
Logan Avenue
J. F. Morris
Florare Heskett
Everett Marquis
St. John's Sewing ‘Circle
of. Bridge
Jack Farley
Frank Weber
Margret Cage
Cedar Heights
Ruth Lau
Bessie Daniels
Fortnightly club and many society events listed
Tonight and Thursday feature a full calendar of society happenings. Lectures by Dr Charles Clayton Morrison at Cedar Falls Ay A. W Becker chapter. Card parties at St Marks crypt and other venues. Numerous clubs including Girls Friendly Society Pandora Ladies Aid and parish events at Sacred Heart and St Marks. Music and banquets at Elks Plymouth and Aeolian venues.
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Lane
Charles
Clayton Morrison
Cedar
Falls
Hadassah Officers Installed and Society Activities
Hadassah society held its installation of officers for the coming year at the home of Mrs. Eli Katz on Cortlandt Street. New members Mrs. Maurice Cohn and Mrs. Abe Siegel were welcomed. A review of the second part of Thru Fire and Water was given by Mrs. David Siegel. Mrs. Herman Kaplan spoke on current events. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. J. Greenburg and Mrs. S. A. Brown with Mrs. J. Weissman as next host. Blue Triangle League planned a dinner meeting at the YWCA with Miss Callie Wieder reviewing The Better Country. Lake Okoboji conference plans were outlined at a league council meeting. Birthday party honored Mrs. Charles Haletsa with music, 500, and prizes for Peterson and Jennings. Fifteen toys were given at Joseph Hileman’s birthday gathering at 428 Wellington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah Society
Eli Katz
Cortlandt Street
Maurice Cohn
Abe Siegel
David Siegel
Herman Kaplan
J.greenburg
S. A. Brown
J. Weissman
Triangle League
Callie Wieder
League Council
Lake Okoboji
Joseph Hileman
Wellington Street
J. O. Hileman
J. M. Hileman
Daisy Sigworth
Hints In Beauty Care Shampooing
Learn to wash your own hair properly and you will save money and have nicer hair. Soft water is essential for washing and rinsing. water softeners and bath salts can damage hair. Rain water and proper rinsing with a hose improve results. egg treatment and scalp massage aid cleanliness and growth. A scalp specialist can help begin improvement, avoid overuse of combs, and consider tonics or remedies. A skin spot and boil care guidance follows with reference to agar agar and seeking medical advice.
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M. A.T
Iowans Urged to Cast Ballots for National Flower
Des Moines February reports Iowa conservation figures urge residents to vote in a national flower poll conducted by the American Nature Association in Washington. The Iowa Conservation association distributes ballots statewide with a thousand pamphlets. Committee members include Miss Mary Bliss Iowa City and Mrs Edwin H Johnson Fort Dodge. The wild columbine is endorsed for its uniqueness. wild rose is state flower with local school results showing wild rose 230 votes wild columbine 83 golden rod 72 violet and phlox scattered.
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Des Moines
Mrecy- Tus Wolf
Hampton
Town Conservation Association
American Nature Association
Washington,d. C
Towa’ .Conservation Association
Towa
Mary Bliss
Iowa City
A. I
Wolf
Iowa
Civic Department program at Waterloo Woman's Club
Miss Greta McIntosh will perform two piano selections Gavotte in G minor Bach and Loves Dream No 3 Liszt at the Waterloo Woman's Club Civic Department program Friday afternoon at the clubhouse. She will also interpret the two numbers. Mrs F L Marquis will review History of the Democratic Party by Kent and Mrs L C Hemsworth will review History of the Republican Party by Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta McIntosh
Gavatte
Bach
Liszt
Civic Department of Waterloo Woman’s Club
F. L. Marquis
Kent
L C. Hemsworth
Myers
Busy club calendar fills Thursday with hostesses
Elite circle meets Thursday with Mrs. William Egan at 610 Argyle street. Mrs. George Jump to entertain F.O. P. club at Bishop's cafeteria. Coterie club to be hosted by Mrs. Walter Delaney at 88 Mulberry street. Gc. M. W. club meets Thursday with Mrs. Helen Nauman at 524 Rebel avenue. Badger club hosts Mrs. Homer Jolls Friday at 519 Broadway. Entre Nous club dinner Thursday at Sacred Heart hall. Jaeves Tartle club luncheon Thursday at Mrs. Paul Ferguson’s 129 Harrison street. P. L. club entertained by Mrs. Kenneth Lynes at 210 Denver street. Jerman club dinner at Black's tearoom tonight. Bridge at 921 South street and at 611 First street west. High scorers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene DeVoe. low scores Mr. and Mrs. John Duke. Valentine luncheon decor. Happy Hour club luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson hosted by Mrs. J. Oliver Trumbauer. Jolly Eight club meets at Miss Geraldine McNamara’s 319 Sumner street. bunco prizes to Miss Marcella and Miss Mary Rohan. Next meet with Miss Agnes Wahl Feb 19. Sleighing party with oyster supper hosted by Miss Helen Kurth. Tuesday Luncheon club all day at Mrs. T. A. Decker’s 224 Randolph street. Next meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Theodore Peek. Valentine dinner at Mrs. Fred Fortsep.
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H. T.cochenour
First Street West
Eugene DeVoe
John Duke
Valentine
Geraldine McNamara
Jolly Eight Club
Sumners Street
Bunco
Marcella Rohan
Mary Rohan
Frank McNamara
Jean McNamara
Agnes Wahl
Helen Kurth
T. A. Decker
Randolph Street
John Miller, Jr
Theodore Peek
Fred Fortsep
Many church groups plan events this week in Cedar Falls
Grace M E church holds penny supper Thursday at 5. First United Presbyterian hosts Group 3 at Mrs B P Cowles 924 Grant Ave Friday at 2. Willing Workers of Spiritual Church of Christ Truth meet Thursday 2 36. Grace M E Foreign Missionary supper 6 Friday. Central Christian Ladies Aid meets Thursday 2 at Mrs Frank Geler 218 Columbia. Philathea class First Presbyterian Friday at Miss Margaret Hunt 225 Fremont with Miss Helen Burgess. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts Thursday at school auditorium. Cedar Heights Missionary meets Thursday at Mrs J B Brinkerhoff with Mrs M J Fowler speaking. Dinner at Black's tearoom Friday 6:30 by Homemakers class First Presbyterian. Ladies Aid First Lutheran all-day Thursday in church parlors, picnic lunch, 2:30 business. Bridge party plans by Margaret's Guild St Mark's Episcopal Thursday 1 luncheon at Mrs H W Pint 517 Bayard. Homemakers First M E social Friday 6:30. Westminster Presbyterian Men's class hosts Philadelphian and Macedonian classes Tuesday. Mrs M F Hutson led program. Lawrence Hutson and Dorothy Sisson performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Margadant
W. A. Davis
Eideeh Club
George Bawm
Pandora Club
W. J. Harris
P. Club
George Jump
T. A. M. Bridge Club
C. E. Bruce
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. W. Flint
St. John's Sewing Circle
Paul Ferenson
Ladies’Aid Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Sacred Heart Bil
Eulta
William Egan
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Central Christian Ladies' Aid Society
Frank Cieler
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth—Church
Woman's ‘Labor Bureau
M. W. West
Helen Nauman
Goterley Club
Walter Delaney
Cedar Heights, Missionary Society
J. E. Brinkerhoff
Parish Carottn
Sacred Beats
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. GC
A. Tan
Elks Club
Father and Son
Plymouth Congregational Church
Aeolian Club
T.'C
Philathea
Presbyterian Church
Black's
First Presbyterian Church
F. W. Troughton
A. F. Brandes
J. B. Becker
Frank Bachre
Sir. Margaret's Guild
H. W. Pint
Bayard Street
W. E. Cowan
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster
Lawrence Hutson
Dorothy Sisson
Cedar Falls
P T A Celebrates Founding Of National Group
John Fiske association marked the 32nd anniversary with a program at the school building. Mrs E P Cowles spoke on the wife of the founder Mrs Theodore Burney. W A Lane spoke on thrift. Miss Helen Bote played two piano numbers. Group singing led by Miss Grace Allemeyer. Birthday cake with 32 candies featured social hour. Miss Myra Loban presented with a corsage bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Organization
John Fiske Association
E. P. Cowles
P.T
Grace Allemeyer
Myra Loban
W C T U Honors Frances Willard With Waterloo Service
Waterloo Women's Christian Temperance Union held memorial services at the YWCA honoring Frances E Willard founder of the WCTU Rev Thomas P Shaffer St Pauls M E Church led the event. Mrs Peter Woodring laid flowers on Willard's portrait and poems were read while Willard's girlhood daggs were described by Mrs F J Elgamey. Songs by Mrs Willard Schwerin and Mrs George Berray accompanied by Mrs W A Borden completed the program. A Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs report was shared by Mrs G N Clark. A health program is scheduled for Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Willard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Waterloo’ Union
Y. W. Gal
Thomas P. Shaffer
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Peter Woodring
Miss Willard
L. Garver
Musicale by Choir Guild at First Congregational Church
Choir guild of the First Congregational church hosts its Annual musical tea Saturday at 3 PM in Mrs. J. D. Easton’s home 418 The program includes violin by Miss Inez Johnson and piano by Miss Lillian Dresser both of Cedar Falls. Carol Burr reads King Robert of Slelty from Tales of Wayside Inn. Mrs. W. H. Bickley chairs. hostesses include Mrs. Harold McCray Mrs. W. Bichler and Mrs. Max Miller. Bake sale to accompany event and benefit the choir. Guild business meeting at 2 PM precedes program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
J. D. Easton
South Street
Inez Johnson
Cedar Falls
Lillian Dresser
Carol Burr
King Robert of
Slelty
Longfellow
Harold McCray
W. Bichler
Max Miler
Brain Test Answer
The men debated whether the third man said don t fish hear and the sentinels faced each other rather than back to back.
Patriotic Program at Memorial Hall by Daughters of Clint Wer
A patriotic program honoring Washington Lincoln and McKinley will be held Tuesday afternoon February 19 at Memorial Hall by the Daughters of Clint Wer Veterans. A frugal supper will follow at 4 o'clock with Mrs John Stillman and committee serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Memorial Hall
Clint Wer
J. C. .Knapp
John Stillman
Theodore McNamee
A. G. Tatro
Aoyes
O. M. Yagsy
Frank
A. Shirley
L. S.rickard
Lulu Gilley
J. H. Rickert
Wesley Clemens
Charles White
J. F. Bross
Eudora Keiderling
John Stallman
Clarence Heller
Work
L. S. Rickard
Ktven Wannemaker
Enna Sheffield
Fate McConnick
G. ©. Rick- Loit
Will Deyls
Miles Myrtle Shannon
Mary Silver
Bessie Jones
Rickhoff
A. G. Muncey
Cecil Kerr
New Members Welcomed by B P W Club Dinner
A Tuesday dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club at White Sea Inn welcomed seven new members. President A E Johnson and past state president Elizabeth Kenney spoke on federation goals. Educational director Alexander Karr and Miss Aura McEwen contributed talks and performances, with plans announced for Business Women's Week and a Feb. 19 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sea ‘Inn
W. W. Warsaw
A. E. Johnson
Elizabeth Kenney
National Federation
Alexander Karr
American City Bureau
Barton
Eve. Brady
Catherine Burk
Kenney
Mabel Lopez
Marie Schmidt
Margaret McGrath
Charity Card Party Draws Large Crowd at Hotel President
Daughters of Isabella hosted an annual charity card party at Hotel President Tuesday evening with about 275 in attendance. Prizes in bridge were won by a long list of winners led by Mrs. J. J. Forde and H. A. Kieve. Officers for Temple Rebekah lodge were installed at a meeting hosted by Mrs. E. E. Hill with new officers named. A separate bridge party at Hillcrest Apartments yielded prize winners, and White Shrine of Jerusalem Bethany temple plans a meeting and costume party at the Cedar Falls Masonic temple with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
J. J.’ Forde
H. A. Kieve
G. B. Lindeman
A. C. Blaine
Celeste Armstrong
Andrew Hansen
Arthur Huffman
T. R. McCoy
J. W. Rowntree
N. J. Lentz
J.H. Greeks
H.A. Schmitz
L. W. Watt
J. HH. Holbach
Urban Mayer
Frank Beier
Chris Strubel
Elmer Fort
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
E. E. Hill
Mullan Overme East
Valentine
O. L. Pott
Olive Walden
B. E B. Davis
FL A. Clark
Helen Waumen
Mae Burbank
Clark
Louise Shupe
White Shrine
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Cedar Falls Masonic Temple
A. R. Baxter
Joseph Miller
Shirred Eggs in Tomato Layer with Bacon Garnish
A shirred egg dish features a half inch seasoned tomato layer baked with two eggs until set, topped by crisp bacon. Also included is a cheese souffle recipe with butter flour milk eggs and cheese, baked twenty minutes until puffed, and caramel blanc mangue dessert using gelatine sugar cream vanilla.
Couple Married in St Marys Church Manchester
Miss Katherine Mae Robinson and Jack Hahesy, both of Manchester, united in marriage at St Marys Catholic church at 6 o clock Tuesday morning. Rev Father F W McKinley officiated. Bride wore tan flat crepe. attendants were Mrs Maurice Duggan Ryan and Edward Hahesy. Newlyweds plan residence at Satterlee apartments Franklin street after a short wedding trip. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Robinson and worked at Hickman drug store. Groom previously managed Hatch poultry house. Afternoon tea hosted for 16 girls at Black’s tearoom by Mrs Roy Peet and Mrs Kenneth Fox.
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Courier
Manchester
Katherine Mae Robinson
Jack Hahesy
F. W. McKinley
Maurice Duggan
Ryan
Edward Hahesy
Satterlee
Franklin Street
J. A. Robinson
Hickman Drug Store
Hahesy
St. Sayler’s
Hatch Poultry House
Be Held Tonight at Riviera Tearoom Valentine Dinner
A social gathering organized by Mildred Anderson and Miss Ge Cole will be held tonight at the Riviera Tearoom featuring a Valentine dinner and followed by an theater party. Dozens of ladies are listed as attendees including Helen Burgess Susan Jean Esther Staack Myrtle Armstrong Elsie Cart Viola Burger Carrie Cheney Bertha Matthais Minnie Ellis Hester Ballheim Mildred Oman Helen Burger Neilsen Lillian Pingeno Ela Harng Margaret Binwalter June Miller Verda Brentzer Alice Baylor Lois Herrling Alma Weaver Florence McCain Vere Shadle Lydia Figi Maud La Pole Margaret Birkholtz Catherine Bohan Susie Griffith Helen Weiss Florence Jensen Fern Kindle Frances J. Edwards Peart Becker Anna Kurth Maxine Clow Hortense Mallman Louise Wanamaker Florence Koster Marion Harrison and Marge Burch
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Cfmpany
the Riviera
Mildred Anderson
Wa Ge Cole
Helen
Burgess
Susan
Jean
Esther’. Staack
Myrtle Armstrong
Elsie Cart
Viola Burger
Carrie Cheney
Bertha
Matthais
Minnie Ellis
Hester Ballheim
Mildred Oman
Helen. Burger
da Neilsen
Lillian Pingeno
Ela
Harng
Margeret Binwalter
June Miller
Verda Brentzer
Alice Baylor
Afternoon Bridge Held in New Home at Cedar Falls
Mrs Harold Anderson hosted an afternoon bridge party Tuesday at her new home West Twentieth Street Cedar Falls entertaining three tables. High scores were won by Mrs Andrew Guthrie and Mrs Charles Pinkham. A two course lunch was served. Guests from Waterloo included Mrs Charles Chapman and Mrs Glen Vogt, others present were Mrs Norris Smith Mrs Lester Smith Miss Edna Gibson Mrs Arthur Stowe Mrs Arnold Hansen Mrs Robert Gibson Mrs E G Carrol and Mrs Harry Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anderson
West Twentieth
Cedar
Andrew Guthrie
Charles Pinkham
Waterloo
Charles Chapman
Glen Vogt
Norris Smith
Lester Smith
Edna Gibson
Arthur Stowe
Arnold Hansen
Robert .Gibson
E. G. Carrol
Harry Workman
Mathematics teacher Beeson retires after 30 years service
Des Moines press dateline reports Miss Martha A Beeson, a mathematics instructor in Des Moines high schools for the last 30 years, has retired on pension. She served as a longtime educator and will conclude her teaching career with the pension arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Martha A- Beeson
Death of Rathbun Succumbs to Pneumonia Near Independence
Mr Rathbun died Tuesday at Peoples hospital after a brief illness from pneumonia. He had been active in selling health goods but spent summers at his farm about 12 miles northeast of the city. His wife died about a year ago. Survived by several children. Funeral Thursday afternoon at First Presbyterian church with Rev W Gilbert officiating. Burial in Wilson Cemetery east of the city. Masonic lodge members will attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Spee
Rathbun
Peoples’ Hospital
Wide Interest in New C F Dairy Cedar Falls Meeting
A large attendance of farmers and others showed interest in forming a cooperative dairy plant in Cedar Falls Iowa. The meeting scheduled for 7 30 p m tomorrow at city hall aims to include both city residents and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar’ Falls
Tunnel Collapse Kills Three at Norfolk & Western Site
Workmen in Devon West Virginia dig through rock and earth in a Norfolk and Western tunnel wreckage searching for one missing man after a roof collapse killed three. Two bodies have been recovered, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon, W, Va
Norfolk & Western
Soft Water Makes Dishes Sparkle with Melo Soap
Even in hard water dishes wash easily with softened water. Use Melo to soften water before washing and reduce soap use. Water treated with Melo prevents scum, cuts grease, and keeps dishpans clean. Get Melo at your grocer.
Linen Adorable for Youngsters in Linen Frocks Pattern 7029
Evening Courier presents Pattern 7029 a linen dress for children featuring a tailored collar turned back cuffs and pearl button trim. Available in linen or Irish lace with sizes including a 4 requiring 10 yards of 40 inch material. Easy to make no dressmaking experience needed. Send 15 cents plus name address and size to Courier Pattern Department New York.
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Ponger
Courier Pattern Department
New York City
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Denver
Chris Peterson
W. Jennings
Halaska
Edna Kent Forbes
Civic Department
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Argyle Street
F.O. P
Bishop's Cafeteria
Mulberry Street
Gc. M. W. Club
Helén Nauman
Rebel Avenue
Homer Jolls
Badger Club
Broadway
J. H. Fitzgerald
Entre Nous Club
Sacred Heart Hall
Jaeves Tartle Club
Paul Ferguson
Harrison Street
P. L. Club
Kenneth Lynes
Denver Street
L. Bryant
Fisher
Longfellow Avenue
Laura
Jillian Mitchell
Jerman Club
Happy Hour Club
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Russell-Lamson
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First United ‘Presbyterian Church
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Truth
Grace M.E. Church
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Foreign Missionary Society
Central Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Geler
Columbia, Street
Otto ‘Schubert
August. Schultz
E.R. Schultz
Cedar Heights Missionary Society
J. B. Brinkerhoff
M. J. Fowler
H. J. Burdick
William Brown
C. F. Nagle
C. E. Carl
Henry Dallman
Charles McElroy
L. A. Davis
B. F. Allgood
T. A
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Woman's Labor Bureau
Allen Street
Memorial, Hall
B. P. W. Club
A. R. Green
Hillcrest Apartments
Philip Rausch
Helen Asquith
O. W Stover
Harold Patterson
Ora Richardson
Owen Hitchin
Roy Peet
Kenneth Fox
Black's Tearoom
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Melo
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