Valerloo Woman's Club Plans Paris Themed Meeting
Members will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow to discuss a trip to Paris under Romance Languages. Mrs Sony Knox will read from Regarding the French and a Bon Marche shopping segment with French currency. Luncheon will precede a literary department session with a sidewalk cafe and mis sion prayers and club announcements follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerloo Woman's Club
Romance Languages Department
Sony
Knox
Mona Clark
Mmes
G. A. Waterbury
Vinnit Hows
E. E. Magee
Leo Mak
Carl Bickley
C. W. Ellyson
Monte Carlo
Professor Cram Speaks at D A R Guest Luncheon
Waterloo D A R members and guests heard Prof. Fred D. Cram of Iowa State Teachers College discuss American priorities with readings on Wilson era decisions and the slogan America right or wrong. He urged following leaders during crises and cited Columbus and Lincoln among others as examples.
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America
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black
Fred D. Cram
Iowa State Teachers College
Stephen Decacur
Wilson
Columbus
Cram
Europe
Policie of America
Lincoln
Union
Bradford
Washington
John Adams
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
John Gwynne
C. F. Brown
EB. G. Leffler
Brown
Jean Rohlf
E. L. Rohlf
Godefried
Cheshire
W. P. MrCormick
Lohr
I. L. Ferris
George E. Lichty
Fred J. Miller
Wil Lane
A. E. Rumsey
West Friendship Club Special Program Planned
West High Friendship club schedules an entertainment at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the school. Mary Sommers Meyers will sing, Mrs. George Buchan will read, Dorothy Simpson will sing, and Master Joseph Thornton will perform vocal and dance numbers. The Maddigan School of Music arranged the program and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Friendship Club
Shool
Mary Sommers Meyers
Robert
George Buchan
Dorothy Sispon
Joseph Thornton
Club Notes Show Elbow Room For Local Luncheons
F club members plan a 2 oclock luncheon tomorrow at Mrs Arthur Finks home. Recess club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Addie DuBois. Emma McFarlane will host next. No Blue club meets tomorrow at Mrs WW Ho Turnipseeds home with Mrs RH McGuire and Mrs Oliver Jensen assisting. IP F club hosted Washingtons birthday party with honoree Mrs David McBraidy. Catherine Searles helped serve. Lucky 13 Bridge club met at Mrs HG Bandfield with Day Bandfield Parker Landgraf and Wagner high scorers. Mrs FL Wittstock to entertain in two weeks. Jolly Times club met yesterday. 500 favors given to four members. George Carpenter guest. March T: Thomas will host next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie DuBois
Emma McFarlane
WW. Ho
O. L. Pott
Ipf-Club
Washington
David McBraidy
Lucky 13 Bridge Club
H.G. Bandfield
Day Bandfield
C. 5. Parker
Thomas Landgraf
Frank Wagner
Fl’ W. Wittstock
Orville Hamilton
Jolly Times Club
Mmes
Bert Nauman
Irvin Thomas
Jack Cashman
George Carpenter
Harry Schaible
Thomas
Woman's Relief Corps Hosts Washington Lincoln Dinner
Seventy five members of Woman's Relief Corps and fifteen G A R comrades plus guests attended a Washington Lincoln holiday dinner at Memorial hall. Mrs A J Rodenhaver led kitchen service and Mrs Victor Nichols chaired dining room. A program followed with Dr Warren L Steeves speaker and many local participants. Mr and Mrs Frank Lynn received a five dollar gold piece for their fiftieth wedding anniversary announced at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
A. J. Rodenhaver
Victor Nichols
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ger. Phil Hanna
O T. F. Shannon
George Hughes
Cedar Falls
M. A. Parsons
Manchester
Huth Cage
Cedar Heights
J. E. Meyers
Jeanne Larmert
Virginia Bloom
Maddigan
Lotte Fick
Frank Lynn
Glee Club Party Proves Success at Gates Business College
Thirty students attended the Gatesway Glee club party last evening at the school. Games and contests filled the night until 10 o clock with peanut hunt, dancing, flags, lights and a la mode treats. Ben Mur led about two hundred fifty people at the social hour after the lodge meeting. March candidate quota for initiation on April 5 was set at two hundred. The Text meeting will be February 23. The hall was decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Business College
Gatesway Glee Club
Danc
Ben Mur
Church Circle and Guild Activities Schedule Socials
Church groups in the area announce all day quitting events at Mrs. Roy Duke’s home with a 1 PM picnic, plus monthly social at Mrs. L. E. Foster’s for the Alirurian class. Major Guild elects officers at First Presbyterian, and Universalist Ladies plan a bazar and bake sale March, with other parish social events and crochets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Roy Duke
First
M. E. Church
L. E. Foster
H. W. Berger
J. H. Bemmerling
J. W. St. John
S. C. Besh
Hugh McGranshen
First Presbyterian Church
Mra
EF. L.rummell
P. A. Hunt
Claude Lee
Frank Morris
R. L. Hutenin
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
BH. Be, Weatherwax
California
Mary Edgerton
St. Paul
Hints in Beauty Care and Dieting Advice
A column offers weight guidance via height and calorie counting for women, warning of gradual gain from excess intake. It suggests a 2200 to 2900 daily calorie range for normal activity and notes the challenges of strict dieting for office workers and housewives.
Day of Prayer program planned by city churches
A Day of Prayer for Missions is set from 2 to 5 p.m. tomorrow at the YWCA with Rev. Thomas Raymond Niven Rev. Edwin Boardman and Miss Anne Denton as principal speakers The observance titled Breaking Down Barriers features three one hour periods with talks on foreign missions Latin America and homeland plus a round table discussion devotions group singing and solos by local pastors and singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Raymond Niven
Edwin Boardman
Anne Denton
Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin Beardman, Jr
First Brethren Church
Miss Denton
Social Welfare League
J. E. Sedgwick
H. T. Fisher
H. GC. Wilbur
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wilbur
Mildred Gleason
Waterloo O E S entertains Grand Conductress here
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosted Grand Conductress Mrs. Sarah Bachman at a dinner in the Matt Parrette building. Initiation followed the afternoon school instruction, with 250 members and guests present. Mrs. Bachman spoke on chapter work and was hosted by local members and visitors from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bachman
State Center
Matt Parrete
Waterloo
Order of Eastern
Bachman
Jerusalem
Harry Harmon
S. Eickelberg
Charles Sturpels
Harry Kauffman
Frances Dahl
Gedav Falls
Ethel Dixon
Neil D. Traunkey
Jessie Wood
Roy F. Short
Grand Chapter
Almeda Stewart
Becker
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Jesup
Bethany
Cedar Patls
Osage
Gelweia
Independence
J. Z. Neary
F. EB. Lehman
WF. Schrag
St. Patrick's Party
Glenn Tibbitts
Dorothea Schmidt Weds LeRoy Carpenter in Cedar Falls
Miss Dorothea Schmidt married LeRoy Carpenter at 6:30 p.m. in her parents’ home on Chestnut Street. The ceremony was performed by Dr. War Ten J. Steeves of Walnut Street Baptist Church. Out of town guests attended, with Margaret Allen of Elgin as bridesmaid and Harold Schmidt as best man. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmidt
Chestnut Street
Dorothea Schmidt
LeRoy Carpenter
John Carpenter
Cedar Falls
War- Ten J. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Margaret Allen
Elgin
Harold Schmidt
Gale Carpenter
Rosa
Helen Allen
Genevieve Habenicht
Edward Steege
Henry Duncan
Carpenter
Mary Melrose Chapter DAR Hosts Colonial Tea
Mary Melrose chapter D A R welcomed members and guests at a colonial tea hosted by Mrs B J Alford. Miss Martha McCormick sang Wings of Night and I Know a Lovely Garden, with Mrs Harold Smith at the piano. Misses Josephine Willard and Mildred Peterson danced the minuet in white satin as baskets of flowers and tapers decorated the tea table poured by Mrs H E Colby and Mrs C Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Liffring
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
B.J. Alford
Pitty
Martha McCormick
East Park Aid Society to Sponsor Church Musical Program
The East Park Presbyterian church aids society presents a 7 30 p m musical program and candy sale at the church with a free will offering. Miss Blanche Douglas accompanies with a varied program including orchestra readings piano solos vocal duets and solos by Elizabeth Morris Francis Mead Frances Mend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Esos
Elizabeth Morris
Francis Mead
F. H. Shedd
George Sanford Vion
Frances Mend
Elizabeth Lies Birthday Guests Host at Two Parties
Miss Elizabeth Lies was guest of honor at two parties last evening celebrating her birthday. Miss Claire Wade hosted dinner at Black's tearoom and Mrs. Nick Lies entertained guests with bridge at home. Villanova McGarvey received a favor. guests included Dolores Wittstock Helen Miller Marjorie Bradley Marjorie Sipes Fare Rober Fern Oman and Claire Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lies
Claire Wade
Black
Nick Lies
Bridge
Villanova McGarvey
Dolores Wittstock
Helen Miller
Marjorie Bradley
Marjorie Sipes
Fare Rober
Fern Oman
Miss Miller
Caledonians to Meet Tuesday at Cedar Falls Home
Cedar Falls Caledonian society hosts its meeting next Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs H G Kline felter 622 Walnut Street. A potluck dinner at 645 pm precedes a program business meeting and social hour with an invitation to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonians
Cedar Falls
Caledonian Society
H. G. Klinefelter
Walnut Street
Fortnightly Club Hears of Russia’s Communistic Rule
Miss Jessica Milligan, East High history teacher, spoke on Russia under communistic rule at the Fortnightly Club meeting held at the Howell home. She described government departments reforms and the party’s influence on moral and religious life among youth. Dr. J. B. Briner announced a future talk on Mussolini and his influence on Italy. Encampment Auxiliary plans a colonial program led by Mrs. C. E. Carr and refreshments by Mrs. Harry Hill. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Pariss celebrated their fifth anniversary with friends playing 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Jessica Millsan
East High School
W. B. Howell
Milligan
Communistic Party
J. B. Briner
W. W. Beal
E. J. Bnicher
Mussolini
Jaly
Black Hawk
O. F. Hall
C. E. Carr
Harry Hill
Lumbago Delays Brewer's Jail Time for Contempt
S F Hoch, 64, avoids immediate jail for 30 days due to lumbago. If he fails to pay a 200 fine for contempt of court over liquor sanctions, he faces 60 days. Judge H B Boles heard Koch describe 240 bottles of home brew for personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Hoch
Koch
H.B. Boles
F. W. Edwards
Jude Boies
City in Brief: Local notes and social updates
Broken lens duplication by Buchanan's and a major operation return from St Francis Hospital. Ralph Winterbottom of 1002 Riehl Street back home. O B Maltby of St Lews visits Greater Waterloo office. Maccabees smoker and card party Friday at I O F hall 3104 Fourth Street. James and Mrs Butterfield visiting from Saskatchewan, formerly Orange township. Arthur I Hostetler seeks custody in divorce from Ora Hostetler. three daughters named Jean Dorothy, Viola May, Anna Isabel. Transom glass contest selects Durallie by Clyde Howrey. Miss Charlotte Thompson wins Waterloo Preferred Blonde contest and recovers from pneumonia. Ford forfeiture by Floyd Wolgamot confirmed. car to be sold. proceeds unlikely to cover storage costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Winterbottom
St. Francis Hospital
Riehl Street
O. B. Maltby
St. Lews
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
C. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Knights of Maccabees
O. F. Hall
Fourth Street West
James F. Butterfield
Saskatchewan
Waterloo
Orange Township
J. Kough
Butterfield
Arthur I. Hostetler
Ora Hostetler
Jean Dorothy
Viola May
Anna Isabel
Charlotte Thompson
Lafayette Street
Courier-Riviera
Ford
Floyd Wolgamot
H. B. Bates
R. W. Travis
Smallpox exposure at county jail noted. 30 inmates exposed
Thirty prisoners at the new county jail face vaccination and fumigation after Ray Berry contracted smallpox. Officials including Sheriff Wagner and Dr. Thompson acted to prevent spread as Berry awaits court appearance and a plea is arranged for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Berry
Sycamore Street
Berry
J. R. Thompson
Ipanicky
Montana First Lady Seeks Executive Mansion Role
Helena reports Mrs. J. E. Erickson believes the executive mansion should serve as headquarters and home for Montana women. She has served over three years as first lady and has deep roots in public life, with a background as a school teacher and extensive club work. Her husband served as county attorney and district judge in a vast northwestern territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana ‘Executive
J. E. Erickson
Erickson
Montana
Indy
As Our Neighbors See Us Feuling Speaker Tomorrow
Two hundred invitations go out for a noon talk in Block's tearoom by E. J. Feuling editor of the New Hampton Tribune. Feuling, ex chairman of the state Democratic committee and former Chickasaw county schools superintendent, speaks on As your neighbors see you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Council
Block's Tearoom
E. J. Feuling
New Hampton Tribune
State Democratic Committee
Chickasaw County
Tripoli Commercial Club Officers Named for 1928
Tripoli Louisiana February 23, elect for the Tripoli Commercial club for the coming year H H M Kuker president Willem Abbtree vice president M W Bennett secretary treasurer C A Stewart John Niehues Edwin Neinhaas directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer
Tripoli
Cilicera
Tripoli Commercial Club
H.hm. Kuker
Willem Abbtree
M. W. Bennett
C. A. Stewart
John Neinheus
Edwin Neinhass
Saul's Condition Alasme
Cedar Falls February 23 Special Harry H Saul union farmer is dangerously ill at Rochester Minnesota where he has been a hospital patient eight weeks He underwent several operations in an attempt to salvage his condition which physicians regarded as practically hopeless He was to leave for Rochester today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Cedar Falls
Harry H. Saul
Rochester
Ming
Notable historical labels of literary and scholarly figures
A quiz listing famous names in categories: poets Browning and Tennyson. Wellington and Hannibal as generals. Clemenceau and Joffre as Frenchmen. explorers Stanley Peary Amundsen Columbus. singers Ruffo Melba Scotti. women Sappho Cleopatra Jennie Lind George Eliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Tennyson
Kipling
Lowell
Wellington
Hannibal
Marlborough
Washington
Clemenceau
MacMahon
Por
Joffre
Stanley
Peary
Amundsen
Columbus
Ruffo
Homer
Melba
Scotti
Sappho
Cleopatra
Jennie Lind
George Eliot
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Woman's Club
France
Blue ‘Triangle League
Y. W. OC
A. Prietary Department — Woman's Lub
Lmellcon
C. E. Klinganian
West High School
Prayer For Missions
Black Hawk 1
O. O. F. Hall
Professor Cram
West Friendship Club
Bizet
G. EB. Kilingaman
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Elks Club
Russell-Lamson Orchestra
Masons
Eastern Star Quetchers
Arthur Fink
Woman’s Relief Corps
Church News
Deborah Society of
First M. E
A .H. Holt
Northminster Presbyterian Church
John Youmans
Mary H
Day of Prayer Union Observance
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo O. E. S
East Park Aid Society
Paris
Lucier LeLong
Georgette Crepe
Ricky
L. RB. Parris
Lumbago
Buchanan's
Southwestern Shed Glass Company
Okmulgee
Okls
Clyde K. Howrey
Lester Street
Standard Glass & Paint Co
Durallie
I. TI
Winn
Cedar Rapids
Bock Island Railroad
W. J. Godsell
Denver
Colo
U. E. Erickson
Ofleere
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller Co
Insurance Service
Pauline Starke
Irvin V. Willat
Universal
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