Buckingham wedding and society new year events headline
Buckingham news reports Levi Kingland and Olive Knowlton wed at 2 pm with guests from Waterlo o Cedar Rapids Forest City and more. Nearby towns host Associated Party at Second Street west and many New Year Eve and New Year Day gatherings at homes across Buckingham and area venues including Pythian temple the G A R hall and the public library east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingland - Knowlton
Waterloo
Kingland
Mis
Forest City
T. A. Kingland
Lake Milla
John Knowlton
Cedar Rapids
Bowen
Hudson
Guernsey
Buckingham
Co. F. Knowton
Traer
New Year's Parties and social dinners in Waterloo
A series of New Year gatherings and dinner events marked Waterloo social life. Mrs. H J Kress hosted a pattern club gathering with piano readings, while the Bach elors' club hosted a combined event on Locust Street with a peanut shuffle and a two course luncheon. Other groups, including the Ema Non and Birthday Five Hundred clubs, held turkey dinners and gift exchanges, as W W McFarlane, H Harper, and J T Muldoon hosted guests including notable residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Party
W. R. Lumry
Associated Manufacturers’ Company
Second Street West
Vesta Hoover
Alice McGuire
D. F. Club
Crystal
Myrtle Shannon
Irving Street
Anna Trudgan
Nelle Hayes
Genoa
Street
T. O. Larkin
J. McMeunnan
High Store
M. O. Musser
West Union
J. McMenniman
Randolph Street
W. E. Doft
Grant Avenue
Vera Voelker
Sixth Street East
Voelker
E. H. Brockman
Kate Voelker
F. H. Williams
New Hampton
Florence Highberger
Fred Morrison
Conger Street
Bachelors’ Club
Mel
James D. Cowley
Ben McDonald
Locust Street
Michael Jackman
Russell Fox
St. Joseph’s College
Dubuque
Clara Schucks
Richard Bennett
Bildarem
W. W. McFarlane
A. W. Mcfarlane
H. (. Harper
Harry Harper
Frank Wight
Waterloo
Illiam Bickley
Orange Township
Ned Brown
Logan Avenue
C. @. Jenkins
Cutter Street
J. T. Muldoon
Bruner
A. J. Demimel
BR. McCare ‘Ry
Miss Murray
John Cordes
Second Street East
Mrs. W. KK
Hostetler
Walnut Street
Dinner Guests at 123 Fails Avenue Home
A private dinner at 123 Fails Avenue included guests Mr and Mrs Joe Friedl Mr and Mrs John Barro John Friedl Andrew Fried and Miss Tressa Kuselmeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Friedl
John Barro
John Friedl
Andrew Fried
iMiss Tressa Kuselmeck
Col H A Allen Promoted to Brigadier General in National Guard
Major C W Cotton reports Col H A Allen of Cedar Stupids elected brigadier general of the First Brigade National Guard. The promotion followed a rapid rise from enlisted man at Independence after serving as captain in the Spanish American War. The election was nearly unanimous among brigade officers. Exiled Major Cotton and HG Urey of Magehester are noted in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cotton
H. A. Allen
Cedar Stupids
Terscut National Guards
Independence
Tho
Thhen
Independence Company
HG. Urey
Magehester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ofice
House
Esther Circle
First Baptist
Bertha Pett
la Porte
K. of P
Pythian Temple
First Baptist Church
Miss Bertha Pett
la Porte Avenue
H. B. Plumb
Helen E. Balliett
Franklin Street
Ellis’ Ball
The
Woman's Club
Public Library East
Lucile Bruner
Independence Avenue
Relief Corps
G. A. RB. Hall
P. L
M. D. Olson
Jefferson Street
Christeson
Cedar Falls
Daisy Olson
C. E Noonan
Locust
J. W. Richards
P. E. O. Society
Park Avenue East
Marjorie Cheney
Cedar Heights
Alda Platt
Marguerite Ladage
Francis Shimer
Mount Carroll
Ill
Lombard College
Galesburg
G. A. R. Ball
Iowa Home For the
Des Moines
Genevieve Coniff
the Ladies of the Northminster Presbyte
Buchanan Optical CO
Fashion Department Evening Courier
Man Church
H. J. Kress
Western Avenue
Ww. ©. Bernheisal
J. C. Lamb
Kress
J. J. Johnson
Atedo
Iil
Hannah Johnson
Colorado
Qeeur Sevanson
Hirsie Surkeon
Geo. Fried
Thaish & Pilsan Harbers
Thirwan
Tae
Paul Davis Dry Goods
Take Advan
Frank C. Krueger Market
Frank C. Krueger
Col. H. A. Allen
Waterloo Tea Company
Manhattan
Von
Ncaa
Sbs
East Fifth Street
Foo Pe
Hamilton’s Camera Shop
M, Hamilton
Proprietoe
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