Quota Club Names 1929 Officers Led by Miss Bess Nichols
Miss Bess Nichols was elected president of the Quota club at a dinner meeting at Hotel Russell Lanigan Monday. She is a charter member and has served on the board. Other officers include Ruth Updegraif and Anna Meador as vice presidents, Nelle Brooks as treasurer, and Winnie Stevens as director. The club voted $350 to establish international headquarters in Washington DC and set the next meeting for January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Nichols
Quota Club
Hotel
Russell-Lanigan
Miss Nichols
Business
Professional Woman's Club
Iowa Business Woman
Nichols & Gates
Ruth Updegraif
Anna Meador
Nelle Brooks
Kathryn Barton
Winnie Stevens
Ethyl Chandler
Callie Wieder
George Worthen
Educational Loan, Trust Fund Board
International Club
Washington, D.C
Choral and Chamber Music Discussed by Local Club
The B Natural music club held a Monday evening meeting at Mrs. F. T. Gillpatrick's home 290 Western Avenue with Mrs. Harold F. Smuth assisting. Miss Barbara Neubekker played piano. a violin quartet featuring Mildred Duce and others performed Nocturne Amaryllis In Central Park. A vocal piece Snowflakes was sung and The Prophet Bird was played. Longfellow’s King Robert of Sicily was read by Ethel Brinkman. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
F. T. Gillpatrick
Western Avenue
Harold F. Smuth
N.C. Altland
Mildred Duce
Sther’. Siegel
Margaret’ Gallup
Maralee Auten
Elchberg
Ghys
Central Park
Severn
Barbara Neu~becker
Gowen
Clinton Smith
Fae Collins
Prophet Bird
Schumanin
King Robert of
Sicily
Longfellow
Ethel Brinkman
Bride-Elect Be Complimented At Dinner-Bridge Tonight
Miss Dorothy Weatherwax, bride elect of Claude Rendall Poole of Bartlesville Oklahoma, will be guest of honor at a dinner party this evening at Black's tearoom hosted by ten women from the Black Hawk building offices. A gift will be presented and bridge played as entertainment with numerous attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Weatherwax
Claude Rendall Poole
Bartlesville
Okla
Black's
Black Hawk Building
Miss Weatherwax
Bridge
Arlene Bradley
Helen Swinbank
Gertrude Hughes
Frances Osterman
Ruth Robinson
Ella Ashbrenner
Ruth Miller
Louis Noltensmeter
Leona Hilmer
Pearl Kahler
Vera Fike
Madeline Sims
Miss Makeever
Community clubs and societies meet across city venues
Tonight and Wednesday afternoon events include Mary Melrose chapter D A R at the Woman's clubhouse and several religious and women’s groups gathering at Central Christian church First Evangelical Trinity American Lutheran and other churches. A Knights of Columbus card party, Becker O E S officers dinner, and Waterloo chapter Mason's temple activities also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
R. C. Bodwell
American Association of University Women
Daughters of Isabella K. C. Hall
Central Christian Church
Pythian Sisters
Woman's
Labor Bureau
Carpenter Hall
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
Fireman’s
First Evangelical Church
First United Presbyterian Aid Society
T. H. Elroth
Gilld
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Henry Uingelbach
M B. Cleveland
Black’s
Becker
Black
Ie Knights of Columbus
K. CG. Hall
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Linden M
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnie Association
Hasplin
L. M. 1. Club to Hear Dramatic Period Program
The L. M. L. club will study the dramatic period in music at Mrs. H. C. Wilbur’s home on Pine Street. Luncheon at 1 pm, with Mrs. A. S. Welshaar as co host. Mrs. Fred J Miller leads the program with Chopin Liszt and Schubert pieces and a talk on Chopin and Liszt music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. L. Club
H. C. Wilbur
Pine Street
A. S. Welshaar
Fred 3. Miller
Weley
Plano
Chopin
C. J. Langfeldt
Torelei
Lisat
Welshnar
Stray
Oliver Stephenson
P. He Paulsen
Elne
Schubert
Thomas Ciscoden
Vooni
Clair Parker
George Pike
J. H. Crippen
Duei
Faust
Berlioz
G. M. Young
A. W. Petersen
Teachers Club Dinner Party Hosted by Miss Ahearn
Miss Bess Ahearn will host a dinner for Emer son school Teachers Club at Black's tearoom tonight. Two former staff members, Mrs. Jack Williams of Duluth and Mrs. John Schmidt formerly Miss Opal Lane, will attend along with Miss Rose Hastings and other club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Ahearn
Emerson
Black's Tearoom
Jack Williams
Duluth
Darlene Decker
John Schmidt
Opal Lane
Rose Hastings
Martha Siple
Hortense Ebel
Myrtie Lanning
Florence McGrew
Helen Thompson
Gertrude Roderick
Hazel Price
Hyelyn
Miss Margadant Hosts Evening Bridge Party
Miss Helen Margadant entertained a Monday bridge party at 326 Richstreet. Prizes went to Miss Dorothy Scully and Mrs. Carl Gartner. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother Mrs E G Margadant with guests including Kathryn Connelly Frances Statis Thelma Driscoll Carol Burr Marion Jameson Eleanor Hughes Hele Renk and Virginia Hunter. Birthday anniversaries for Mrs C M Cheney and Margaret Brinkerhoff will be celebrated at an informal dinner tonight at the Cheney home 110 Sans Souel Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Margadant
Heme
Richstreet
Dorothy Scully
Carl Gartner
E.G. Margadant
Kathryn Connelly
Frances Statis
Thelma, Driscoll
Carol Burr
Marion Jameson
Eleanor Hughes
Hele Renk
Virginia Hunter
Sie
C. MT. Cheney
Margaret Brinkerhoff
Black
Tennoon
Cheney
Sans Souel Park
Mary Beck
James Dawson
Black’s Tearoom
Ridge
Arlene Lucas
Georgia Benl
Bee Driscoll
Isabelle Mulvey
Alice Monahan
Madge Sims
Hilda Striegel
Viola
Loretta Mishak
Bess Larson
Favors
Miss Striegel
Viola Mishak
Hints in Beauty Care and Calorie Use
A vintage pamphlet notes calories burned per hour for various activities from sleep to violent exercise. It cites Dr Herman Bundersen and Dr M B Rose figures, listing numbers for sleeping, reading aloud, walking, typing, and more, with commentary on weight and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bundersen
M. B. Rose
O E S Officers Installed At Large Services
Waterloo chapter 0 E S held installation services at Masonia temple with about 450 attendees. New officers included Worthy Matron Mrs Roy Metzger and Worthy Patron Rush Forbes, plus several associate officers. The event featured a 1928 officer flag presentation, bouquets, a farewell poem by retiring matron Mrs W F Sehrag, and a dinner for around 200. Special guests from statewide groups attended, and the next meeting is set for 1929 with an oyster supper dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Masonia Temple
Roy Metzger
Rush Forbes
Glenn A. Tibbitts
C. W. Dewey
Relph C. Kray
Ralph Suppy
George Potters
W. H. Shirey
Roy Hullett
Marshal
Courtland Hussey
Adah
Louis Stelte
Ruth
DeForrest Miller
Esther
George McChane
Martha
John Tucker
Electa
W. GC
Wright
Warder
W. CG. Worrell
Sendner
Peter Daley
Schreg
Schrag
T. L. Wheeler
Roy Short
State Committee
Mary Ethel Dixon
Hazel Dietrick
Jessie Martin
Becker Chapter
E. A. Black
Harry Fergemann
Paul Corson
Harry Dahl
Mildred
Lona
Esther Townsend
Joseph Steely
Elsie King
Blanch . Johnson
Florence Gabriel
Minnie Bellis
Clark Gormley
Mna Sturgis
Church circles plan varied missionary meetings this week
Multiple church groups announce postponements and meetings. Circles 1 2 and 6 of First Lutheran Missionary Society set meetings with Mrs Roy Duke and Mrs Bert Douglas at Falls Avenue and Parker Street respectively. First Methodist Church plans a Thursday session for quarterly reports at Mrs Cora Clough’s home. Additional circles at St Pauls, Trinity and Central Christian School schedule midweek gatherings with church members, officers elected, and a women’s luncheon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Roy Duke
Falls Avenue
Rs. Bert Dougas
Parker Street
Home Department
Ehuteh
Cora
Clough
Grant Avenue
Etchings Studied by Chapter 7 at Meeting Monday
Mrs W W Marsh and Miss Lucy Kimball attended Chapter 77 P B O Monday at their home 408 Southstret. Mrs Charles E Pickett spoke on etchings noting Rembrandt Millet Claude Lorraine and Whistler among artists. Also covered were prints, specimens and wall displays. Past Matrons Party and other society items noted with upcoming rummage sale plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marsh
Lucy Kimball
Southstret
Charles E. Pickett
Rembrandt
Millet
Claude Lorraine
Whistler
Becker
O. E
A. N. Mhyer
Heber Avenue
Russell DeGon
Sarah Bachmann
State Center
Iowa
Howard Burr
C. H. Bunker
E. M. Towne
Club Notes Highlight Local Bridge Socials and Elections
Miss Margaret Welch hosted Tt U D club at the Riviera with tea and bridge prizes won by Miss Mary Davis Mrs doe Averill and Miss Cecelia Byres. Get Together club met at Black's tearoom with four tables of bridge and guests Mrs J C Hartman Miss Genevieve von Lackum. Boys Music club held a holiday party at Mrs Claude S Bennett’s home with gifts exchanged. Three officers elected for Social Band: Edward Cortan president Dick Sarset vice president Charles West secretary Bob Sarset treasurer. Mrs Anna Huffnagle celebrated her 79th birthday with a luncheon at 614 Ninth Street West. Mrs S G Stevenson reelected president with officers H L Williams devotional leader Hattle Eason hostess Hattle Schiable W F Thompson publicity chairman Wayne E Smith flower chairman. Next hostess Mrs W A Davis on Feb 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Welch
Riviera
Mary Davis
Doe Averill
Cecelia Byres
Byrnes
Rita Trita
Get Together Club
Black's Tearoom
J. P. von Lackum
Leon Link
Ernest Wheeler
von Lackum
Home Park
Pouterard
J. C. Hartman
Genevieve von Lackum
George Jensen
Emmiett Bartel
O. B. Harris
Lester Miller
Clint Mays
Ebert Green
Ray Moore
David Stevenson
A. R. Thorsom
Ralph Smith
Harry Hummel
Boys Music Club
Claude S. Bennett
Third Street West
Edward Cortan
Dick Sarset
Charles West
Bob Sarset
Anna Huffnagle
Ninth Street West
Elizabeth ‘Eason
Hultnagle
S. G. Stevenson
H. L. Williams
Hattle Eason
Hattle Schiable
W. FF. Thompson
Wayne E. Smith
W. A. Davia
Lloyd Bachtell Weds in Chicago in January
Lloyd Blain Bachtell and Margaret Rachael Hamill married at 3 pm Saturday at Church of the Visitation in Chicago. They will reside in Chicago after visiting Detroit with Bachtell’s sister Miss Ruth. Bride is daughter of Archibald J. Hamill. Bachtell is a 1925 graduate of University of Iowa College of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Bachtell
Second Street West
Chicago
Lloyd Blain Bachtell
Margaret Rachael Hamill
Church of the Visitation
Detroit
Archibald J. Hamill
Bachtell
University of Iowan College of Commerce
Lamson elected senior warden of St. Mark's Vestry
Lamson named senior warden at St. Mark's Episcopal church during the annual meeting. Other officers elected include H. W. Flint junior warden George B. Worthen secretary B. W. Hughes treasurer and Ernest Pickworth church programs treasurer. Vestry members listed with delegates named for Davenport convention. Reports say the church prospered. Rev. J G Creede joined as priest in charge and became rector in June. Improvements noted include new roof interior decoration painting and heater plant repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Millard
J. W. Kuhrke
A. T. Petersen
James G. Clark
Charles Stearns
Lamson,Worthen
Pickworth
Petersen
Davenport
Ashmore
Kuhrke
Stearns
Harris
J. G. Creede
Don't Conform Too Placidly Siren Complex Advice
A provocative column urges women readers to break routine and indulge spontaneity. It promotes romantic self reinvention through bold purchases, morning outings, and fashion, challenging strict conventionality and the creeping dullness of housekeeping duties.
City in Brief items from local names and travels
City in Brief notes list local residents in hospitals notes travel and court activity. Driscoll convalesces at St Francis hospital while Cropper suffers influenza. Hayes guest at McNameara home on Franklin Street. Powers heads to New York for a two week business trip. Cooper of Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. visits Mason City on business. Wilson recovering after goitre operation. Stone parole agent visits for boys on parole. Butterfield joins his father’s law firm after passing the Iowa bar. Arthur Jury attends district scout board meetings in Cedar Falls Waverly Independence. Gust Julien recovering from pneumonia at Presbyterian hospital. Kelley returns to St Louis after visiting his mother on Franklin Street. Grand jury adjourns to Friday with no indictments. Reed party touring the south with stops planned in San Antonio. Helislett in Hillcrest annex listed as ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Cooper
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Sycamore Street
Mason City
C. W. Wilson
Second Street
St. Francis Hospital
T. H. Stone
Eldora
Mark MM. Butterfield
Creighton University
M. J. Butterfield
Iowa State Bar
Arthur F. Jury
District Scout Board
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Independence
Gust Julien
Dawson Street
Waterloo Hardware Company
Lafayette
Presbyterian Hospital
Joseph Kelley
St. Louis
Kelley- Ne. Louis
lAnna Kelley
Franklin Street
Grand
Herbert M. Reed
W. Chapman
B. F. Blackinger
Dubuque
South
San Antonio
Tex
Milton Helislett
Hilllcrest Annex
Union
Ill at St Francis hospital with influenza worsens
The patient at St Francis hospital has taken a serious turn for the worse due to influenza and complications. Messages of cheer and hope for a speedy recovery were sent yesterday by the Black Hawk County Bar association to members including Wirt Beem, who is ill at Allen Memorial hospital, Judge J C Beem, confined at home, and S B Reed, convalescing after a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Black Hawk County Bar Association
Wirt BP
Hoxie
Allen Memorial Hospital
J. C. Beem
S. B. Reed
S.fp
Heverly
Black Haws
Chilled Pineapple Souffle and Dinner Menu Thoughts
A recipe for Chilled Pineapple Souffle uses eggs lemon rind juice sugar salt pineapple gelatine and whipped egg whites with cream folded in then chilled in a mold finished with candied pineapple and cherries. Also includes a dinner menu listing cream of chicken soup broiled steak French fried potatoes spinach celery prune whip and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baysman
Immanuel Parish Finds Year Debtless
Immanuel Lutheran church members held an annual meeting noting all debts paid in the last year. Henry Matthias and Julius Reeder elected deacons for two years. August Frahm trustee, Andrew Hahn board chair. Ernest Matthias treasurer FE J. Studt secretary. Peter Zopf re-elected to parish school board. Induction planned during German services next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Henry Matthias
Julius Reeder
August Frahm
Andrew Hahn
Ernest Matthias
FE. J. Studt
Peter Zopf
Immanuel Lutheran Parochial School
Nineteen Drown In Indus River Boat Capsize
London reports a boat capsized on the Indus River at Warachi, India, resulting in nineteen laborers drowning. The telegraph dispatch cites the tragedy as confirmed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan
INS
Indus River
Warachi
Tdia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Tess Nichols
Natural Club
Morris Isle
Bebh
Tracy
Charg
Society
Teachers Club
Miss Margadant
Ned Sally
Eleanor
Chapter FE
PB E. OQ
K. BP. Hall
Church News
First Lateran Missionary Society
Guinak Circle
Genee M. B
Er Ald Society
St. Pauls
Tra Sehwind
YY. W. GA
Trinity
Fev
Bostesees
Wehors
MM. B. Will
Oly
Witte
George
Arns
Geurrat Xt Society
Central Christian
Ehmel
Anierly
Eighth Street West
Orlock
Woman's Missionary Society
Lancheon
TL LE Colt
First Street
Fen
Henry Lingelvach
Vermont Street
Chelr
Tathicran Missionary Society
Paris
Nicole Groult
Rita
Alumniae Association
Frankie Coleman
Margaret Hohnan
Beulah Black
Chautauqua Circle
Lbrary West
Lloyd Bachtell
J. D. Easton
AM. B. Gleveland
Prospect Avenue
Pathers and Mothers of Grace M. BE
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. 0. O. F. Hall
Manchester
Manchester, Sr
Lamson
St. Mark’s
Manta Health Authority
Evening Courier
Buchanan
M. J. Driscoll
Washburn
Fred. Cropper
Elmer
Alyin ‘Hayes
Fairbank
John McNameara
L. J. Powers
The
Powers Manufacturing Company
New York
Immanuel
Parish
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Ourgo
Northwestern Bell T
Telephone Company
Fashion Department
Doley
Dolly
Teem
Pape E Habe
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