First Methodist Church Rehearsal for Spring Music Festival
Call issued for the first rehearsal directed by C Albert Scholin on April 9 at 7 45 pm in First Methodist Episcopal Church. Chorus of 200 voices will perform Tryeu Grieg and Hymn Praise Mendelssohn with four assisting musicians. Choirs from 14 churches and the Paul Davis Choral Society have pledged to take part. Plans include visiting artists Adelbert Hugutlet pianist and quartet on opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klven
C. Albert Scholin
First Methodist Episcopal
War Church
Tryeu
Grieg
Hymm
Arendelssohn
Paul Davis
Scholin
Trinity American Toutheran
Kirgt Congregational
Westminster Presbyterian
Central Christian
First Baptist
First Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Graves Memorial United Brethren United Presbyterian
First Evagelital
First Lutheran
Universal:iy
St. Paul's Methodist Mpisco Pal
Lincoln Circle Patriotic Work in 1925 Cost 287
Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R report 1925 patriotic work totaling 287.86 with $25 for a flag at the Boy Scout camp and a flag for the YWCA, plus a Good Fellow fund gift. Of 537.87 collected, 155.28 came from bazaar bike sale and supper. An extra 10 was approved to send to a member at Marshalltown Soldiers' home. Installing officer Mrs Charles N Eaton. officers and guards listed. Anna Weaver Becker retires as president. Jan 29 meeting announced with picnic supper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Good Fellow
Caligatad
Marshalltown
Charles N. Eaton
W. A W. McAllister
Everett W. Heiple
G. J. Bennett
C. W. Cotton
Hdward A. Soh
Alta Fisher
Beil Hesser
A. J. Artus
Mary Woore
C. G. Ship
Suard
George DeWald
Nes
Stephen’ Heiple
Belle Wise
Anna Weaver Becker
William Watters
Resston
Lizzie Rickert
Wartburg League Dinner Held by First Lutheran Church
First Lutheran’s Wartburg League plans its annual banquet in Black’s tearoom. Members will be seated in groups of three or four for radio broadcasted toasts. John Stokte, president and emcee, will announce. Ada Haas arranged tentative program numbers including dances, solos, a prophecy for 1926, a quartet, sidelights, gifts, and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg League
First Lutheran Church
Black
John Stokte
League
Ada Haas
Delores Bruns
Louis Stolte
Hazel Dow
Henry Zupke
Hazel Daw
Evelyn Sehroeder
Ruth Jago
Pauling Mor ‘Kal
Giftard Fratzke
Sammeth
Women Teachers of West High Luncheon Guests
One of the season’s social functions at Black’s tearoom featured Mrs. Ww. G. Henning and Misses Bessie A. Young J. May Hostettler and Sarah Bohan entertaining West High school faculty and guests at a three course luncheon. Fairies and centerpieces of red roses and candles adorned the scene. Ribbons as favors. Music by harpist Mrs. H. T. Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Ww. G. Henning
Bessie A. Young
J. May Hostettler
Sarah Bohan
West High School
H. T. Wagner
Helen Heindal and Arthur Knaak to Wed at St Ansgar
Miss Helen Heindal of 623 2 street will wed Arthur Knaak of 141 Independence avenue this evening at St Ansgar in her home. The ceremony will be led by officiating minister Waldeland. After Feb 1 the couple will reside at 422 Fourth street east. Knaak is a bookkeeper at Machinery Construct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Heindal
An Frank T. Hartman
You
Arthur Knaaak
Independence Avenue
Broom
Gena Knank
St. Ansgar
Social Events on Week's Calendar
This calendar lists weekly social events and meetings across various clubs and organizations. Highlights include regular and special gatherings such as the Conservation League chapter meetings, Book Review clubs, Rotary dinners, Daughters of Isabella dinners, Elklets luncheon, B P W club programs, Wartburg league banquet, Rebekah meetings, Amicus club Becker chapter, and several church and youth group activities through Friday and Saturday, with venues including Black's tearoom, Hotel Russell, Masonic temple, and YWCA halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
C. E
Masonic Temple
Central Christian
Ares
Roscoe Manning
J. OD
Easton
Do Molay
Knights of Pythias Hall
Adam Ente
Two Sections of Woman's Club to Meet Next Week
Waterloo women plan meetings for both the Evening and Literary sections. The Evening group hosts a 6:30 picnic supper at the clubhouse with Miss Henrietta Hill and Miss Eudora Carey presiding and Dr. T. Ro Macartney lecturing on The Return of the Jews to Palestine followed by musical numbers by Roy Gilfillan and Miss Aletha Nesfield. The Literary section focuses on Emile Zola and L Assommoir with biographical sketches and reviews by Mrs. N. C. Shave, Ara Birdsall, Miss Mahbei Henderson, Mrs. A. G. Sawyer and J. W. Thompson. These notes reflect clubwide activities including Americanization talks and night school progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo ‘Woman’s Club
Missea Henrietta Hill
Eudora
Carey
T. Ro Macartney
First Presbyterian’ Church
Palestine
Roy Gilfillan
Aletha Nesfield
Emile Zola
J. W. Thompson
Alisa Henderson
Miss Henderson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sous
Denm
Scots Set Burns Birthday Gathering Plans
The Bow Society schedules a Burns birthday event for Monday evening January 23 with Scottish songs and dialect. Committee members met to draft tentative plans for the traditional open house and new member welcome honoring Robert Burns on the one hundred seventeenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassle
Akiri
Bow
Honnor
Robert Urns
Peterson-Herbsleb Nuptial Service Read at Parsonage
Miss Margaret Herbsleb daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenry F Herbsleb of 418 Broadway and Chris Peterson Cedar Falls will marry at Calvary Evangelical church parsonage this afternoon before Rev H L Baumgartner. Attendants include her brother in law and the Homan couple. Margaret wears tan satin back crepe wedding dress with Ophelia roses. matron of honor in new roon satin with a roses corsage. A dinner for relatives will follow at the Herbsleb home. Miss Herbsleb, class of 1933 East High grad, works at Litchfield Company office. Mr Peterson is an electrician at Cedar Falls and they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Herbsleb
Kenry F. Herbsleb
Broadway
Chris Peterson
Cedar Walls
Calvary Evangelical Church
Hk L. Baumgartner
Clarence Homan
Herbsleb
Ophelia
B. Misa Herbaleb
East High School
Litchfield Company
Peterson
Gedar Palls
Temple Rebekah Seats Officers for Six Months
More than 290 spectators attended the ceremonial installation last night in the F hall. Mrs. Grace Elliott was named noble grand. Officers for six months include Nellie Hurley vice grand Lottie Carr secretary Olive Walden financial secretary Edith Leminson treasurer Emma Travis Walden conductor Anna Duke chaplain Helen Naumann inside guard Tressa Potts outside guard Sylvin Brown musician Winnie Eggleston Minnie Reed among aides to noble grand Rose Linkes and Bert Dibert among aides to vice grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
Fourth Street
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Neille Crawford
Cedar Falls
Grace Wiiott
Noble Grand
Nellie Hurley
Lottie Carr
Olive Walden
Edith Leminson
Emma ‘Travis
Walden
Jessie Bowers
Anna Duke
Helen Naumann
Tressa Potts
Sylvin Brown
Winnie Eggleston
Minnie Reed
Rose Linkes
Burbank
Vice Rand
Bert Dibert
Dinner and Cards for Isabella Members Monday
Dinner and cards to entertain Isabella members Monday evening. Meeting of Daughters of Isabella. Dinner at 6:30 followed by card party in Black's Room. Reservations with Mrs J A Bruner or Miss Catherine Adrian by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jraurey Saciat
Daugslers
Isabella
Ding
Black
Saroom
J. A Bruner
Catherine Adrian
B P W Club Plans Formal Welcome to New Member
The Business and Professional Women's club will honor thirty two new members since September with special recognition services at the fortnightly dinner. Thirteen were accepted at the executive board session Friday evening. Mrs W D Ives to arrange courtesies and hostesses for the month. Aulerdinnear program will feature fun and acquaintanceship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
W. D. Ives
Aulerdinnear
Grade Girl Reserves Carnival Plans and Club Meetings
Plans for the Grade School division carnival were set for February 6 with Miss Elsie Rattenbach in charge and a committee including Miss Marie Watters. Activities will feature booths and side shows around the association building. Other upcoming events include a Friendship Club party at West High, a talk by S. M. Wallace on life preparation, and a Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Russell-Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Department of Young Women's Christian Association
Elsie Rattenbach
Marie ‘Watters
Association
Kaltenbach
Hooths
F. Ross- Guith
W. Pp. Hoxie
W. J. Walsh
Friendship Gmd
Florence Moothart
Helen Partridge
Girly
Friendship Club of West High School
Young Women’s Christian [Association
Ning
ML Wallace
West
Woman's Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Quota Club International
Club Notes From Friday Bridge at Myra Home
Thirteen members played Friday afternoon in Myra at George Krieman's home. Winners were Mrs. Walter Larsen Mrs. F C Nauman and Mrs. Marry Roberts. Special guest attended. Hostess duties were by Mrs Walter Fletcher and Mrs G O Colentine. Mrs J L Henderson and Mrs George B Rowell will entertain Book and Needle club personnel at the tuck luncheon in Black's Tuesday. Afternoon hours will be spent at Mrs Henderson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Myra
George Krieman
Walter Larsen
F. C. Nauman
Marry Roberts
Walter Fletcher
G. O. Collentine
J. L. Henderson
George B. Rowell
Book and Needle Club
Black
Mrs. Henderson
Church News Social Gatherings At First Baptist and Grace Church
Thirty members of the Home dackera band and their husbands met Friday noon at Miss Mary Werner's home with Elisy da Williams as toastmistress. The program included songs by Hey R E Williamson and a hostess reading, followed by a social hour after a brief business session. Yuli Dulce class met last evening at Grace Methodist Episcopal church parlors for piano selections by Lee, McBroom, and Uoldiman and readings by Thelma Peterson and furlong Joadman with refreshments served by Mrs. J A Muth's committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homedackera
First Baptist R Church
Spienle Inehe
Mary Werner
Elisy da Williams
Hey. R. E. Williamson J
Yuli Dulce
Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frauces Lee
Leong McBroom
Tom Uoldiman
Thelma Peterson
Furlong Joadman
J. A. Muth
Dual Celebration by P. E. O. Groups to Be Monday
The fifty seventh anniversary of the founding of P. E. O sisterhood and educational fund day will be celebrated by two local chapters FH and Z at 1 o clock lunch on Monday in Black's tearoom Founders day commemorates seven college girls from 1869 at Town Wasleyan college Mount Pleasant who organized the first chapter Chapter Original A The annual gathering grows in interest Visiting and unaffiliated members are invited Reservations with hostess committee Mrs Ira Redamar Mrs F L Marquis chapter FE and Mrs W W Miller Mrs B Swisher and Mrs Robert Lichty chapter 7 decorations by Mrs Harry Shaw and Mrs Lian Kuhrie Luncheon time changed from 12 30 to 1 Elkids Luncheon hosts Mrs W C Foster and Mrs J E Armstrong at Elks home Tuesday Bridge will follow business Mrs Walker Honored Friends surprised birthday for Mrs Ww R Walker at her home Friday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black's
Town
Wasleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Chapter Original A
Ira Redamar
F. L. Marquis
W. W. Miller
B. & Swisher
Robert Lichty
Harry Shaw
Lian Kuhrie
Up-to-date Fashion Patterns Ad for 1925 1926 Book
Waterloo Evening Courier promotes receiving up-to-date fashion patterns by mail. It lists patterns for a stylish two-piece suit with jackets and skirts in multiple sizes, requires 15 cents per pattern plus 2 cents for postage, and notes delivery within 110 days. Include return address City and State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloog
E Park Gleaners Name Executive Staff for Year
The Hast Park Presbyterian church met Friday at Miles Blanche Douglas residence 119 Lincoln Street and elected officers Elizabeth-Morrin president Pauline Saunders vice president Blanche Douglas secretary Jett Steffans treasurer Blanche Douglas pianist Joy Sanford assistant pianist Martha Wade newspaper reporter Mrs EDi Douglas and Mrs Charles Willard served refreshments Entertainment included vocal numbers by Mrs Willard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park ‘Presbyterian Church
Miles Blanche Douglas
Lincoln Street
Elizabeth — Morrin
Pauline Saunders
Blanche Douglas
Jett Steffans
Blanche, Douglas
Joy Sanford
Martha Wade
Edi Douglas
Charles Willard
Founding of King's Daughters Commemoration Event Observed
A multigroup celebration marked the founding anniversary of the King's Daughters with Mizpah and Cross circles hosting a service and program. Highlights included a birthday cake center display, gifts to celebrants, and attendance by dignitaries including Mrs. Kaplan and Miss Marloit Feldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Mizpah Ang Giler Cross Circles
Imre It, Kaplan
Marloit Feldman
Hogtesd
City of Childhood Explained to Yeomen Families
About 160 members of William Tell homestead Brotherhood of American Yeomen and families attended a Pittkerton hall meeting to learn of progress on the City of Childhood home for orphaned children of members. Fred Page Des Moines spoke on the home with illustrated lecture. L M Litzheim and William Kober gave brief talks. A musical program and dancing closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Tell Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Pittkerton Block
Elgin
Fred Page
Des Moines
The
Yeomen
L. M. Litzheim
Waterloo
William Kober
Y Staff Carries Lumber for Cabins to Morris Island
A. Cohagan general secretary of the Y.M.C.A. A. Ralph Minkler assistant physical director Ted B arson caretaker lead Y staff transporting lumber from the mainland to Morris Island for four new sleeping cabins to be built this season. The job appears easier now. several new clubs will start next week with Ed Anderson leading the radio club and H.W. Brande leading the stamp club. First meetings slated for Monday night and Friday night respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cohagan
Y. Ar. CG
Ralph Minkler
Ted Barson
Yee
Ob Morris Isla
Itn
Erate Club
Ed Anderson
H.W. Brande
Stamp Club
J 4. Cook
R. A . Tarpy
Jeaders
Funeral Rites for William Stewart in Bristow
Bristow Ia Jan 16 William Jawart longtime Bristow resident died Jan 15 after seven years of partial invalidism Born Philadelphia July 27 1865 came to Bristow with parents at age 14 and lived in Minneapolis for a period Married Miss Robin Parker Fransell Nov 11 1852 later moved to Minneapolis where they remained until his illness Returned to Bristow seven years ago to be near relatives Survived by widow two brothers C S Stewart and R H Stewart Bristow sisters Mrs Maggie Lockwood San Bernardino Cal and Mrs Sarah Wani Ban Bristow Funeral at United Brethren church Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J S Gowin Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
William Jawart
Philadelphia
Charles
Anna Sewart
West
Minneapolis
Stewart
Robin Parker
Fransell
C. 5
R. H. Stewart
Bisters
Maggie Lockwood
San __ Bernardino
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George W. Samson, Jr
Janet Little
Adelbert Hugutlet
Williem Rogerson
Eisie Harthan Arendt
Fredericn Gerhardt Downing
Joseph Husamer
Mr. Aig
C. W. Hemsworth
Vermont Street
Treladoes
A. KK. Runkle
Lisbon
Elizabeth Ferguson
Hemssworth
Iowa City
Dan Grosscup
Hemsworth
William Y
Abraham T Hemsworth
Bert McCurry
O. ¥. Flemsworth
Sa Porte City
L. C
Hersworth
Charles Franklin
John Morton
Ethel Orr
Cedar Rapids
Cyrus Orr
EB. J. Anthony
Edwin Orr
Downey
Mrs
W. Hemsworth
Lutheran
West High
Arthur Knaak
United Commercial
Arty Truncheon
Franz Jones
Child Conservation League
W. GA
Daughters of Isabella
Y. W
J.b. Henderson
George Fh.rowell
Hadrash Club
Gaza
Charles Tenenbaum
B. P. W. Club
Wartburg
T. B. EH. Club
Harry Confare
St. Margaret's
Manseheart Legion
Moos Ai
Woman’s Club
Saw Why
Schowl
Avlool
Anne Denton
Sp|thal Welfare Loague
Thertervices
Thei Rs
Mes
Dan Mehairman
Ieartment
Chestar Cadwall Tader
Karl Manz McHed
Mo Jfrang
Mrg
Weishntz
Bernice Call
Eudora Carey
Clara Bawton
Universalist
Burns
Rebekah
Europe
United States
George B. Worthen
Church News
Elkids
W. C. Foster
J. EB. Armatrong
Elks Home
Bridge
DeMolay
Knights Oo Pythias
Carl Clayton
Hadassah Club
Aewe
Wen Eey
Fos
Astf
E. Park Gleaners
J. C. Forbes
W. R. Sole
MecGourty
K.c. Beinett
Rebekth Longe
Mary Sitter
Notte Grand
John Geertsen
Vica Noble Grand
Sunshine Temple
Honoy
Henry
Myers
Walnut Court Guartner
Irs
C.J. Nesalments
J. G. Ralston
Neighbors
wMrn
George Forrester
Ganton
Moose Hall
Grace Shannon
Oracle
Harriett Wightman
Ireneuba
Mia
Butie F
Larson
Dela Darlin
Dorothy ‘Talcott
Grace Unemeyer
Ann Feldman
David Feldman
Bike Homie
William Stewart
Kingsford
Granddad
Service Thrift-T
Prim Prest
Sibert
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