Y W C A Board Members Named At Banquet
New and renewed Y W C A board members announced at the annual banquet include Mrs W P Schrag Mrs Claude Berry and Mrs W O Breckenridge Re elected are Mrs C dr Abbs Mrs H S Brnmnett Mrs Ralph Hoxie Mrs H C Ketber Mrs W A Lene and Mrs E L Rohit Treasurer Miss Nan Block reported a 1929 opening balance and favorable year receipts Miss Ida Schwind outlined 195 work in housing employment travelers aid cafeteria girl reserves employed girls hearth education and more Membership reached 886 adults including 287 business women and 750 girl reserve members New manager of the cafeteria Mrs Helen Fainweather and employed girls secretary Miss Harriet abbesing were introduced Health education director Mrs Carlton H Isley was absent The program emphasized Christian love in action and character building Suggestions for next year were discussed with 78 present including a candle ceremony and loyalty pledge renewal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Schrag
Claude Berry
W. O. Breckenridge
C. Dr. Abbs
H. S. Brnmnett
Ralph Hoxie
H. C. Ketber
WA. Lene
E. L
Sehwind
Helen Fainmweather
Harriet
Abbesing
Carlton H. Isley
Misa Schwind
WA. Lane
Program Honors Lincoln and Washington at Memorial Hall
One hundred members of Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War auxiliary and friends attended a patriotic program in Memorial hall honoring Lincoln and Washington birthdays. Rev O M Yagpy delivered the address, Myrien Spodgrass read Lincoln's Gettysburg address, and performances by Virginia Nettt, Mrs S Francis Hartley, Beal orchestra, and Mrs E B Olds entertained. Circle meets and W C T A institute events follow with refreshments, devotions, and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union
Memorial Hall
Lin
Coln
Washington
O. M. Yagpy
First Evangelical Church
Evelyn Euehnle
Dexter Johnson
Myrien -Spodgrass
Lincoln
Virginia Nettt
S. Francis Hartley
Beal Orchestra
E. B. Olds
Boy Scouts
Troop 20
R. L Snodgrass
Valentine
Waterloo civic groups and church events showcase community calendar
In Waterloo a bustling slate lists O E 3 Ma sonic temple, Blue Triangle league at State Teachers College, Oberammergau Passion plays at Central Christian church, and a father and son banquet at Union Congregational. Also noted are social clubs, auxiliary circles, and church activities hosted across town with many meetings and gatherings scheduled Thursday through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
O. E
Masonic Temple
Blue Triangle League
Iowa ‘State Teachers College
Oberammergen
Central Christian Church
Father and Son
Union Congregational Church
Dolly Couples Club
Min Baldwin
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Munlor
Rowenachele
Herry Duke
Ai's
John Fry
Lyman Miller
Thisisus Club
Donald Fin-layson
U PO Club
J. A. Cashman
M. T. Chib
Clair Parker
Mi-Jo
Green Lantern Tea Room
Circle 6
First Society
Woman's Sae Church
Cedar Teights
Ithie
0. A. Lawrie
War —Spiritual Church
Tempe Rebrkah
Thimbiobee
Black Hawk I. O, OG
Hat Aid Society
Easy Park
Mirs
Walter Lutheren
George Euchler
First Baptist Wadi
Attena Workers
Charles Ell
Lalomita Club
W. Il. Hing
Ampertcan Legion Atrillary
Prox Pralin
West
Iumcheon Club
Fortseh
Valenca Beckerhhavier
O. Els
Mhamiienyple Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I
Universalist
Securiy Honrfit Association
K. Phatl
American Legion Auxiliary
English Ballads Read at Meeting of A A W W
Miss Katherine Buxbaum of Iowa State Teachers College led an AAUW gathering on ballad origins and themes noting oral transmission, noble POV, superstition, and murders with few happy endings. Lucille Huntington performed piano numbers. business voted $100 to the state fellowship fund and support for raising marriageable age in Iowa. Plans made for guest day April 8 and March 12 meeting at YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Katherine Buxbaum
Iowa State Teachers College
W. H. Howrey
Third Street West
Buxbaum
Split
Kiss Buxbaum
Sara Teasdale
Lucille Huntington
Olesm
Gershwin
Towa
Merca 12
YW. Gcg. AL
Hints In Beauty Care Powders And Here Eyes
A discussion of the range of cosmetic powders from basic shades to exotic tones. Notes that early choices were limited and that modern brands offer many hues for skin, eyes, and lips, with cautions about overuse, naturalness, and hair parting to avoid an unnatural look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Chicago Couple Guests of Honor at Evening Party
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Hawkins of Chicago, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tr. A. Humt sr., were honored guests at a Tuesday evening party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Nicholas at 45 Mulberry street. About 25 guests attended. bridge and bunco prizes were awarded, and the bride Miriam Helene Hunt received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd T. Hawkins
Chicago
Tr. A. Humt,sr
Hawkins
D. W. Nicholas
Mulberry Street
J. W.thompson
Miriam Helene Hunt
Valentine
F. A. Trunt
Josephine Hunt
Helen
Jane Thompson
Hunt
Caleagn
Shower Honors Bride Inez Massey Berckes Courtesy Event
A miscellaneous gift shower for Mrs. Bernard Berckes formerly Miss Bernice Massey was hosted by Mrs. J M Burke at 521 Park Ave E. Prizes went to Miss Myenie Bruner and Mrs. Florence Campbell. Valentine place cards and a large wedding cake featured as a centerpiece. Guests included Mabel Knapp Alice Rober Anne Greelex Marian Jackson Leis Shutele and more. Farewell bridge party honors Marie departing for Washington DC with the U S Department of Agriculture hosted by Miss Helen Wilkins at 111 Alta Vista Ave. Three tables of play awarded prizes to Ruth Smith Monica Nettleton Marguerite Stanton. Refreshments served by Mrs R G Wilkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Berckes
Bernice Massey
J. M. Burke
Park Avenue East
Burko
Myenie Bruner
Florence Campbell
Valentine
F. W. Beck
F. M. Farley
Marie
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Helen Wilkins
Alta Vista Avenue
Ruth Smith
Monica Nettleton
Marguerite Stanton
Ramsey
R. G. Wilkins
Co. BE. Shiptet
Helen
Beverly Wilkins
Club Notes Across Local Civics and Social Gatherings
Mrs John Fry hosts Kum Chat Awhile club at 12 30 Thursday luncheon. Freundschaft German club meets Saturday 7 30 in Garpenter hall with business session and musical program box social and dance. Faithful Workers hold annual meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Charles Bells home 321 Eighth street east. Mrs Roy McLein hosts T K club Valentine luncheon Tuesday 1 30. Favors in bridge awarded to Mrs J L Levey and Mrs R B Patterson. Mrs W A Porter to entertain Peb 26. Lomita club to meet for luncheon Thursday 1 at country home of Mrs W H King Bid Em Up bridge at Mrs Carl Salzberg 460 Broadway Tuesday. favors to Mrs Harry Wade and Mrs J C Williamson. Guests Mrs Frank Collins Mrs W O Blowers and Mrs Williamson. Luncheon with Valentine decor. Mrs J A Cashman to entertain T T F club Thursday afternoon at 420 Logan Ave. P L club entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs B E Fisher Longfellow Ave with Mrs H Schotter winning 500. Mrs FP YH Lark 315 Franklin St will be next hostess Bis B R Shiflett hosts Just Us club luncheon today at Black's Tearoom bridge at Mrs Rey Bregdon Engle Grove. Hotel Darnee About 40 couples attend Lincoln’s Birthday dinner dance at Movel Pr March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freundschaft
Garpenter Hall
Roy McLein
Rhey Street
T. K. Club
Favors
J. L. Levey
R. B. Pattersoi
W. A. Porter
Bridge Club
Carl Salzberg
Broadway Street
Harry Wade
J. C. Williamson
Frank Collins
W. O. Blowers
Williamson
Valentine
P. L. Club
BE. Fisher
Longfellow Avenue
H. Schotter
Lark
Franklin Street
Bis. B. R. Shiflett
Black
Hkridge
Fourth Street West
N Rey
Church News Highlights Weekly Activities and Events
Church groups from Uni versalist First M E First Baptist and Spiritual churches host social gatherings and valentines exchanges. A surprise program at East Park Presbyterian and a farewell dinner for the Wranglers couple are planned alongside a screening of the Gberammergau Passion Play with church orchestra and vocal numbers.
Real Coffee Helps Son Sleep, Not a Substitute
A parent notes that real coffee, not a substitute, is used to help their son sleep. The remark underscores cautious caffeine use around children and reflects personal experience with sleep strategies.
Melrose Chapter Elects Delegates for Conventions
Fifty members of Mary Melrose chapter D A B met at Mrs Bates home 906 Washington Street for dinner. Delegates to the Continental congress in Washington DC April 15 were named with alternates. State conference delegates chosen for Des Moines March 4 5 and 6. A Lincoln era souvenir display and a flag lesson were featured. The chapter approved year gifts and welcomed two new members. Next meeting at Mrs Zathoe Burk home with a luncheon program February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose Chapter
H. B. Bates
Washington ‘Street
Boles
J. W Kuhrke
Etta Revington
Langtfeldt
H. ©. Barton
Folk
Brooks
Lincoln
Board of Directors
International College
Springfield
American Indian Institute
Crany Creek
Kate Dilnein Smith
Hill Island
Ekenmore
Washington
Flumders
Zathoe Burk
J. EB. Sedge
Lois Cats
Wisconsin
Lincoln P T A marks 32nd founding anniversary
Lincoln school P T A observed the thirty second anniversary of the national parent teacher organization at a Tuesday evening meeting. Men led the program with W. T. Evans delivering a talk on terminal sconces of Lincoln. Miss Margaret Martis read, G Moran conducted group singing, and wives of committee members served a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teaacher
Lincoln
W. T. Evans
Margaret Martis
Moran
Merrill-Simmons Marriage Rites Performed Here
The marriage of Miss Nora Simmons daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Simmons Nashus and Eugene J Merrill son of Mrs Anna Merrill Oelwein was solemnized Monday afternoon at 2 oclock in the parish house of St Josephs church Waterloo Rev A J Forster reading the service Attendants were Miss Kaile White Waterloo and John Corkery Celwein A wedding dinner was served at 7 oclock at the home of the bridegroom s mother Celwein The bride has been employed by Swift and Company Waterloo Mr Mervill is a clerk at the Chicago and Great Western roundhouse Oelwein in which community the couple will binzzle their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Simmons
H. Simmons
Nashus
Eugene J. Merrill
Anna .Merrill
Celwein
Swift and Company
Waterloo
Mervill
Chicago and Great Western
Oolwell
Dainty Dress For Child pattern details and price
A Vintage Evening Courier child dress pattern listing. Includes dotted fabric options, sizes 2 4 and 6, yardage requirements 2 yards for dotted and 3 yards for plain fabrics, simple directions, and a mail order request with 10 cents shipping and a request for name, address, style number, and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Adil
Rey
Vinh
New Yort City
Joint Party Is Final Pretenten Social Affair
Two hundred sftye members at Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabella attended a joint supper and social at K C hall, the last such event before Easter. Mrs John W och chaired the supper. Cards and dancing followed. Mrs Chris Cavanaugh won high in bridge, Anton Mayer took 500. Daughters of Isabella elected Miss Ade Hayes vice regent to fill a vacancy, Miss Mayme Egan named regent and delegate to the Denver national convention in July, with Hayes as alternate. Next meeting set for Feb 26. Yeoman Dance follows the regu lar meeting Friday night in K P B hall. Mrs Harry Buke chairs aided by Mrs E S Arns J C Snodgrass William Kober Clyde Goin. Thimblebee Temple Rebekah lodge plans an old fashioned thimblebee Thursday afternoon in Black Hawk hall with a supper for members and families in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sftye
Knights of Columbus
Daughters of Isabella
K. C
John Woch
Chris Cavanaugh
Anton Mayer
Ade Hne Hayes
Mayme Egan
Denver
Colo
Miss Hayes
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. PB. Hall
Harry Buke
E. S. Arns
J. C. Snodgrass
Wiliam Kober
Clyde Goin
Temple
Rebekah
Lodge
Black Hawk
Legion Auxiliary Dinner and Meeting Notice
The American Legion auxiliary will host a Thursday noon dinner for members G A R their wives and widows at Memorial Hall. Legion executive board members will attend. Mrs W B Silver will manage the kitchen and Mrs Frank Johnson the dining room. At 2 o clock a program for auxiliary and other women’s patriotic groups will follow with Mrs D B Toenjes and Mrs Bert Douglas in charge. A regular monthly meeting will be held at 5 o clock with a brief program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smite Nery
12 year old girl undergoes operation in city hospital
Alice Hellen daughter of Mrs G W Hellen of 1198 Vine street underwent an appendicitis operation at Allen Memorial Hospital last night. Her condition was reported improved this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hellen
G. W. Hellen
Vine Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
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Eichberg
Severn
Silver Cross Circle of
King’s Daughters
Louis Hecklinger
First Street
Fred Schoel
Bert Mowbray
Hele Gros
Kathryn Loomis
Roy Schoel
I. A. Tawnssey
Hecklinger
U. U. Institute
Cedar Heights
Alleday Institute
J. A. Laurie
Rose’ Wild
Gedar Falls
State Institute
Society
Meorcing
A. A
Eileen Glass
Arpyle Street
Helen di Buhr
Della Mitchell
Marjorie Anderson
Havel Kidd
Louise Bronfman
Katherine Sennett
Biss Mitchell
Amfiss
Anderson
Valens
Riehl Street
Charles Bell
Eighth Street East
Lomita Club
W. H. King
J.A. Cashman
Heir Home
Logan Avenue
Church News
Universalist. Church
M. E
Bert Williams
K. P. Jolly Wilh
Guy Bondurant
EB. McElroy
W. A. Heffernan
H. F. Lawrence
Wommn
First Baptist Church
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Ald Sociely
East Park Presbyterian Church
Walter Wade
Teed Street
Evelyn Kamache
Jefferson Street
Elizabeth Heinzman
Dorothy Miller
Bernice Burger
Valentie
Marguerite Miller
Margaret Stefan
Lucy Drew
Ann and
Helen Brewer
Gertrude Mashek
Cora Daamon
Dorothy Kopackes
Wranglers Club
Ate
Don Kynelé
Cedar Rapids
W. F. Higgins
Washington Street
T. H. Glasner
Ray Brecunier
W. C. Cimprich
Johim H. Ray
Tila Harris
Lord
M.D
Melrose
Gold Leaf
Hall
J. W. Thompsons
Bertha
Lars Herrling
Charles City
John Deere Company
Robert L. Mayer
City
T. P
T. A
Merrill-Simmons
Trinity American Luther League
Violet Michael
Arlene Peters
Alma Lubbs
Marguerite Maring
FF. H. Moehlman Wise
Immanuel Lutheran School Auditorium
Walther Jéague
Albert Stellhorn
Sonar
Heinz Co
Heinz
HI Heinz CG
Piutsbitn Gik
Qgur RN
BSE Ee
Mitch
Ucamara
Canton, Ohio
Sanufacierers of
Suni
P Est
Heinz Crean
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