Community society notices and Club gatherings
Tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening feature a long slate of church and club activities. Ancillae society Dorcas circle and Murray and Mary Melrose chapters host meetings while the Chautauqua Circle discusses editorials and plans an English tea at Mrs F C Platts. WEDNESDAY includes Bible classes crochet clubs and a ceremonial auction bridge gathering. Francis Kubly wedding and various class meetings occupy the day, followed by evening social and charitable events across several churches and organizations.
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Ancillae Society
Sacred Heart Amamia
First Baptist Church
Florence Drake
Dorcas
Calvary Church
Clarence Wallace
Lydia Society
First Presbyteran Church
Emma Boynton
Murray Club
Matilda Behrens
Mary Melrose
Wm. T. Yearsley
E. B. Dunaway
Westinster Presbyterian Church
J. H. Tatman
Baltimore
J. A. Ker
St. Francis Circle
Wm. Burkit
F. C. Platt
Howrey
J. A. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Fannie Austin
D. B. L. Auction Bridge Club
T. Riordan
Chautauqua Circle
Carnegie Stele
Library East
Theodora Rooseelt
Independent
H. L. Litchfield
N. Garrison
F.C. Platt
Mexico
Lake Country
Gareth
Lynette
Tennyson
Gertrude Abdill
Engand
Courier patterns coupon order for fashion department
To obtain the up to date Courier pattern of accompanying design, fill the coupon and send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
King's Daughters Meet at First M E Church Parlors
The King's Daughters of First M E church plan a 2:30 pm gathering in the church parlors hosted by Mrs F J Suitt Mrs W S Brown Sterling Paul Davie Mrs M Sherrill Carl Reany A H Peddicord and Elmo Haight List includes licensed to wed entries Albert H Strayer and Elizabeth Trierwetler both of Waterloo plus Robert St Francis and Jewel B Kubly, also of Waterloo.
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R— Francis-Kubly
Robert R. Francis
Jewel Kubly
Waterloo
Emanuel Evangelical Parsonage
B. J. Lang
Alvin Fox
Monroe
Wis
Francis
James Black
Ackley High School
University of Wisconsin
Ames College
Mesa
America Manufacturing Company
Block Avenue
St. Joseph's Parish
Elizabeth Trierweiler
Albert
Strawel
Edward Slattery
Twin Cities
Jesup
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
First M. E. Church
F. J. Suitt
W. 8. Brown
Sterling
Paul Davie
M. Sherrill
Carl Reany
A. H. Peddicord
Elmo Haight
Albert H. Strayer
Elizabeth Trierwetler
Robert St. Francis
Jewel B. Kubly
SPECIAL MEETING OF MEL CHOIR COURT NO 8
A brief program at 7220 precedes social time. Seash hall hosts the Mel choir court No 8 Tribe of Ben Hur for officer installation and candidate initiation. All officers and candidates expected by 8 o'clock with dancing after the meeting.
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Mel Choir Court
Tribe of
Quiet Sympathetic Disagreement in War Discuss
The piece discusses differing views on the European war and argues disagreement can sharpen understanding. It cites two opposing neighbors in the author’s circle, noting their quarrel is neither quiet nor sympathetic yet both may be partly right or wrong, urging the value of honest debate to refine beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Deland
Europe
Soap Ruins Hair. Use Coconut Oil Instead
The passage advises against washing hair with soap or sham poos, as alkali dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. It recommends using refined coconut oil sparingly, about one to two teaspoonfuls, to cleanse hair and scalp, produce rich lather, rinse easily, and leave hair soft, silky, and manageable. It notes coconut oil is inexpensive and available at pharmacies, with favors supplying families for months.
Quiet, sympathetic disagreement in family life
The author argues that conflicts arise from generational and gender differences and must be met with quiet, sympathetic disagreement. Violent dispute achieves little. maintain poise and influence yourself to prevent harm, focusing on calm, respectful dialogue within relationships.
Lime and Tuberculosis Promotes Eckman Alterative
Dr. Roberts Bartholaw of Jefferson Medical College cites alkalic lime salts in his Materia Medica as alterative and capable of aiding elimination of morbific agents. The piece notes widespread testimonies for consumption and bronchial diseases, praising Eckman Alterative for safe, non-habit forming use and availability through Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Bartholaw
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Materia Medica
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philslophia
Social event features notable guests and performers in town
Guests attended session refreshments then danced in the hall. A delegation from Cellar Wally Pythian Sisters witnessed the installation. Countess Marconi Stephen Gwynn and other distinguished figures, plus Cecil Spring-Hice Murrough O'Brien and Thomas Spring-Rice, were present with a musical company. Carter the magician and his trick horse join the weeklong program beginning Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Marconi
Stephen Gwynn
Aubrey
Stephen de Vere
Maurice Fitz- Berni
Prof
Stockley
National University of Ireland
Cecil Spring-Hice
Washington
Murrough O'Brien
Thomas Spring-Rice
Carter
Miss O Brien Artist Prominent in Gaelic Arts Event
Miss O’Brien 18 year old artist featured in Thursday evening entertainment at Our Lady of Victory Academy. Gaelic League of Ireland delegates display Irish arts at Paul Davis Dry Goods store this week. Relatives include Brian Born of Ireland, Royal Hibernian Academy president Tier, Aunt Charlotte Grace O’Brien reformer of steerage conditions, and connections to Lord Monteagle of Brandon Sir Cecil Spring-Rice and the Earl of Snchquin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Gaelic League of Ireland
Paul Davis Dry Goods
Nelly O’brien
Brian Born
Ardot
Ireland
Royal Hibernian Academy of Painting
Dublin
Charlotte Grace O'Brien
Lord Monteagle of
Brandon
Cecil Spring-Rice
Washington
Earl of
Snchhiquin
AE THE MAJESTIC Show Draws Crowds Despite Competing Amusements
Audiences packed the Majestic for a varied bill headed by Hopkingy and Axtell with Woodford’s trained animals and Oscar the man monk. The act includes the Three Wmersons in a swimming pool novelty and a skit Swells at Sea, plus Holden and Harron as conversationalists. Performances begin Thursday under Max Bloom.
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The
Majestic
Hopkingy
Axtell
Woodford
Animale
Oscar
Man Monk
Kitner
Haynes
Montgomery
Wmersons
Holden
Harron
Max . Bloom
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Worker's Conference
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F. W. Richardson
Newell
P. E
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Oliver Stevenson
Bertha Ohler
Harold B
Rumb
Robert M. Kuor
Orient
Lumb
San Francisco
Juan
Land of
Cherry Blossoms
Helene Balliett
Bemberg
Charity
James MacDermid
Naamah
Vera Heller
Gladys Anderson
Mins Ione Heller
Falls Avenue
Marian Walker
Marjorie Thompson
Elizabeth Draper
Jessie Gaskins
Faith Potter
Maybelle Heller
T. H. Heller
C.E
Christian Endeavor Society
First United Brethren Church
O. IE. Main
Jennie Shadewalt
L. M. Turner
Beth Whittle
Viola Pierse
Otho Main
Ruth Banton
Sacred Heart
Sacred Ieart
Wm. Reidy
J. M. Campbell
W. J. Gallaher
W. C. Lilley
John Ritzinger
G. W. Noble
George McGuire
Jane Kirby
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
W. L. Doregan
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
New Hall
Commercial Street
Bane
Thursday Bridge Club
Harold B. Plumb
Franklin Street
Grace M. B. Church
W. B. Small
Iowa Street
First Congregational Church
Roth Cameron
Mme. Huntingford
Kalos
Black
Schuneman’s
K. P
K. of P. Hail
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Order
Denton
Black Hawk
Butler
Grundy
Corn Bely Telephone Company
Musical Institute
Marion T. Mansler
Isabella Garcissen
James Black Building
Red
Christine Miller
the Christine
Miller
Victor
Miss O'Brien
AE the Majestic
M. E. Church
Edison
Phonograph Shop
Brown, ‘Crockery Co
Dr. Myers
Myers
Sycamore Street
Ellis Hotel
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