Elite social clubs and guilds listed for Thursday
Thursday afternoon society notes list multiple clubs including BML C club and Ei Deen club with various hostesses such as Mrs J Dewhirst Mrs VY Zellhofer and Mrs Miles Sauer. Also mentions St Margaret's guild Silent club Coterie club Sunset club and social circle with hostess names. references Helen Gould auxiliary and Dorcas and Ladies Aid at the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewhirst
D. Bml C
VY. A. Zellhoefer
Klatter Klub
Miles Sauerwein
St. Margaret's Guild
C. M. Howe
Ei Deen
R. S$. Henzle
Silent Club
George Troest
Coterie Club
C. R. Huston
Sunset Club
Charles M. Young
I. F. F. Club
Art Lee
Mary Bush
Helen Gould
Dorcas and Ladies
First Baptist Church
Upton Felt
Los Angeles
Cal
Felt
Kirs
Henry Haubert
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Luke’s English
Lutheras Church
Parent Teacher Leaders Attend School Meeting
The national conference on rural school consolidation in Cedar Falls featured Miss Carolyn Forgrave of Perry and Mrs. J. L. Hillis of Des Moines as representatives of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher associations. They advance rural district groups and city county councils while a luncheon honors them. The bulletin also notes local W C T U and Woman's Club activities, including a marriage report, concert review, and upcoming county tutorial event at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Carolyn Forgrave
Perry
Iowa Mothers’ Congress
State Department of Education
J. L. Hillis
Des Moines
Round Table
National Congress of Mothers
Aen O. Ruste
Gaudes City
Parent- Teacher Associations
League of Non Voters
Chicago
Bartlett Hall
Marion M. Walker
Iowa State Teachers College
J. H. Harte
L. GC. Hemsworth
J. B. Ridenour
Waterloo
Home and Education Department
Woman's Club
L. E. Park
Wid. TU
P. Hall
Martin Burke
Mary Campbell
India
Amanda Rickert
George Thompson
F. F. Yapp
Frances Willard
Park
U. S
Ida Mitchal
Iowa
Iowa City
C. E. Brokaw
Mary B. Krosén
Yapp
W. 4. Davis
W. H. Webb
A. B. Merlein
E. Seely
Louis Shope
Kashima Maru
Courier
Arthur Miller
Birs. C. G. Shull
Millar
Jennie Blough
Shull
Mary Speicher
Spokane
Galloway
Nez Perce
Tam
Mr. Galloway
Nez Pearce
Hageage
Gallaway
Mr. Gallaway
Rest and Balance in Beauty Routines by Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty expert Edna Kent Forbes urges balance between work and rest for lasting beauty. She promotes a one hour hot bath plus a magazine story for nerves, then offers simple facial care tips using hot water, pure castile soap, a complexion brush, olive or almond oil cream, and cold compresses. Readers ask about facial treatments and hair toning formulas.
And Yet Men Want to Vote in Women’s Suffrage Debate
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron argues against anti-suffrage mockery by citing a New York legislator’s seat challenge and the double standard facing women voters. The piece notes men’s fashion, flattery, and emotions as fakely explain why voting rights should be questioned yet concludes men have long exhibited the same behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Jeanette Rankin
Lakota Wins Over Germania as Town Name Retained
Complete returns from the Lakota election show the town will keep the name Lakota. The town had been renamed Germania during the war and a postwar movement sought to restore the old name. The vote results affirm Lakota by a safe margin.
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Germania
Algona
Lakota
Germiania
Booby Prize Car Draws Attention in Waterloo
William H. Kellerhals of Sumner Iowa toured Waterloo with a remarkable, dismantled Petroil car. The engine lacks a hood and radiator, water is piped from a vinegar barrel, front wheels have no tires, and the paint is gone. Bought for 40 dollars in Dysart Iowa, he aims for Montana via Sturmer, planning to ship the vehicle as a soldier’s claim. he insists it will be a tractor yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kellerhals
Sumner
Waterloo
Wellerhals
Dysart
Sturmer
Montana
Burlington barbers adopt new price scale
Burlington barbers announce a new price scale starting next Monday with 50 cent haircuts and 25 cent shaves, effective February 18. The change aims to standardize costs across shops in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington. In
Barbers of
Burlington
Man killed himself amid illness in Burlington region
Burlington Iowa February 18. While temporarily crazed by an attack of illness John Bye a well to do farmer living near Gladstone Iowa killed himself with a rifle this morning. The act followed a period of mental distress after the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Miss Sadie Miller Sets Sail for Mission Field in India
Miss Sadie Miller, born and raised in Orange township, heads to India to resume missionary work after a furlough. She travels with relatives and fellow missionaries, recounting sea voyage experiences from Spokane to Yokohama, Nez Perce, and Seattle, and notes about ship life, customs, and influenza warnings in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Miller
India
Orange Township
Miss Miller
Arthur Miller
Vla
C. G. Shull
Umalla Village
Anklesvar
Fire destroys storage area. loss pegged at fifty thousand
A blaze in the cold storage department caused an estimated 50 000 dollar loss. Investigators believe defective wiring sparked the fire and caused the damage.
Evening Courier Pattern Coupon Offer
A notice inviting readers to obtain up to date fashion patterns from the Evening Courier. Send the coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterlo o. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
A Very Attractive Cape and Skirt Pattern Set
A combination pattern 3095 for a cape and muff and pattern 3104 for a smart skirt. Materials include broasicloth duvetyn serge and fur trimming. Cape sizes small to large with bust 33 to 42 inches, muff in one size, skirt in seven sizes. Requires specific yardages and postage for mailing two patterns.
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Society News
Ier
Columbia Circle
John G. Wright
Jones Stealy
Bessie Stealy
W. J. Steely
Parker Street
Leroy Jones
J. A. Hachlan
Edna
Jacobs
Argyle
Wis
Arthur Stealy
Mr. Jones
Krueger-Hegland
Alma Hegland
Northwood
Martin Kreger
Henry Mueller
Minnie Griffith
George Kroeger
Anna Krueger
Cottage Street
R. T. Hegland
Miss Hill
Chadwick
Miss Johnson
Russell- Lamson
L. C. Hemsworth
Childagod
Wodi
Langlus
Goddard
Myrtle Belangee
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Independence
Gertrude Wright
Minnie Eggleston
Oak Ridge Union
W.C.C. F
Doris Fitzgerald
Natal
Arthur M. Moore
Vine Street
St. Mary 'S
Armas
Bartlet, Bussey
Shamuel
Sewing Circle
St. Mary's
Bali
First Lutheran
Missionary
Society of First Lutheran Church
Edna Kent Forbes
Jane
Ruth Cameron
A. K
Yakima
Wash
J. $. Ziemerman
Jeff Waterloo
Seattle
Sunnyside
S. H. Miller
Ed. Blough
Boose
Zimmerman
C. H. Maust
Waterloony
Samuel Maust
Orange Community
Mrs. Shull
Mrs. Miller
Josephine Miller
Josephine
Great Britain
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Bombay
O. G. Shull
Ben Summers
A. G. Butterbaugh
Nettie Brown
Indiana
Illinois
Maryland
Butterbaugh
Miller
Japan
Tokio
Japanese Empire
George ¥Vorsky
Optometrists
Makers of
Andar Influenza
Reyp
Peerless
Grocers
The
Peerless Baking Co
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