Eighteenth Century Novels Reviewed at W. W. Club Program
Mrs. Floyd 4 Chamberlain leads a Woman's Club Literary program reviewing Clarissa by Samuel Richardson highlighting its social portrait, tragic ending, and contrast with Henry Fielding. Mrs. Schear discusses Tom Jones, Don Quixote, and Robinson Crusoe style, morals, and gender norms of the era. Luncheon and evening activities follow with notices of local events and parties through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa
Samuel” Richardson
England
Floyd
Chamberlain
Woman's Club Shouse
Richardson
Mrs. Chamberlain
Chrissa
Henry Fielding
R. W. Schear
Fielding
Schear
Meyer
Behears
Tom Itones
Jafter
Don’ Quixote
Hving
Waterloo Nurses Club Debuts with Talks on Medical Harmony
Dr. Wade Preece headlined the Waterloo Nurses' Club meeting at Riviera tearoom. He spoke on tact and cooperation among doctors, nurses, and patients and covered first aid. Cheyenne guest Mrs. T H Begelke described her city's nurses club. Hostesses included Mrs. Ray Tiller and Mrs. John Goss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Nurses’ Club
Riviera
Wade
Preece
T. H. Begelke
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ray Tiller
John Goss
Blanche Jones
Bulen Franklin
Junior Auxiliary Music and Readings Program at Pine Arts
Music and readings were presented at a Junior Auxiliary meeting in the Pine Arts department housed at the Woman's clubhouse. Miss Gretchen Gaston chaired the program with Miss Betty Young performing Liebestraum, Miss Marjorie Harker reading Bargain Monday, and Miss Margaret Morris playing Elaine in Spain and I'm Sorry Sally on piano accordion. Refreshments were served by hostesses Misses Betty Waterbury, Josephine Murtagh, Mary Pollard, and Carol Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Arts Department
Woman's Clubhouse
Gretchen Gaston
Bety Young
Evening Bridge Party At Campbell Home
Mr and Mrs Mark Campbell hosted a Thursday evening bridge party at 532 Home Park Boulevard for 12 guests. Three tables played with high scores earned by Mrs L L Wuharm and E G Carey. Miss Mabel Estes helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Campbell
Home Park Boulevard
L. L.wuharm
E. G. Carey
Mabel Estes
Carey
Wilharm
D. C. Knight
Charles Helms
Kics
Wallace Campbell
Play and Dance Will Be Weekend College Events
“Pomeroy's Past” directed by Miss Bertha Martin to be presented at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls by the English dramatic department students. An all college dance will be held Saturday evening at the men's gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Bertha Martin
Iowa State Teachers ‘College
Cedar Falls
Hints in Beauty Care A A Kent Forbes Massage Tips
The article outlines several face massage methods including rubbing slapping pinching and pressing the skin gently to improve circulation. It notes cleansing with oil or heat and finishing with ice astringent powder and makeup while warning against rough handling. It also suggests warm baths curling hair and scalp treatments for overall skin and scalp health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Defense Stand of D A R Is Stated by Vice Chairman
Mrs Harriet Vaughn Rigdon of Wabash Ind chaired the D A R national defense committee meeting in Washington. She described two goals: support for adequate national defense and countering subversive influences, endorsing the 1920 Defense Act and urging preparedness without war. She urged Americans to choose defense over defenselessness to keep the nation respected among other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. CO
National Defense Committee
D. A. BR
Harriet. Vaughn‘ Rigdon
Wabash
Ind
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anniversary of Burns Birth Marked by Caledonian Society
The 170th anniversary of Robert Burns birth will be celebrated by the Caledonian society with a banquet at Black's tearoom Friday evening of next week. All persons of Scottish descent are invited to participate. A bagpipe feature will be performed by Mr. Thompson of Cedar Rapids. Also noted is a birthday luncheon for Mrs. Fred Trost at 1 pm Thursday at 607 Dawson street, with pink and green decorations. Mrs. J. E. Seese hosted the luncheon and performed local selections aided by guest Mrs. George Gnagy from Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Caledonian Society
Black
Mr. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
T. J. Moore
Sixth Street
Hilda Ellis
W. N. Bulis
Riverside Drive
Lew
Harris
Central Church of Christ
Knoxville
Tia
Miss. Harris
Hannah R. Hansen
Christ GC
Hansen
G. W. Wood
Married Folks club to banquet at Black's tearoom
Cen tral Christian church announces its Married Folks club tenth annual banquet at 6:30 next Tuesday at Black's tearoom. First Lutheran Missionary society re elected officers in church parlors with 38 members and five guests attending. two new members Mrs K W Wente and Mrs August Johnson welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Black's
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Anna Lichty
G. A. Mead
G. A. Schumann
Arthur Peter
Local club notes cover meetings and entertainments across several groups
The Wild Rose club met at Miss Martha Sweeney’s home for a noon dinner and program on Benjamin Franklin with readings by Mrs. Ray Houghton and others. An entertainment committee for 1929 was named. Several other clubs held teas, lunches, and bridge games with prizes, hosting duties rotating among Mrs. Hoffey, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Northey, and others. A new bridge group formed with dinner at the Riviera, planning monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
Martha Sweeney
Randolph Street
Mary Shirley
Benjamin Franklin
Ray Houghton
Addie McCormick
J. BI. Cerda
J. C. Palmer
Miss Sweeney
FL. J. Bross
Houghton
Frank Colling
Thisisus Club
Sunnyside Avenue
Russell Pelkey
Collins
W. G. Davidson
Mulberry
Riviera
Series of Health Lectures at the Plaza
Noted health authority to present a series of beauty and health lectures January 29 to February 2 at the Plaza theatre under the auspices of the Waterloo Evening Courier and the Plaza. The talk urges facing one’s inner self to reduce conflict and improve personal contentment through self-understanding and selective social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Waterloo Evening Courier
The
Dinner by Sister of Bride Elect in Hotel Russell-Lamson
Miss Ruth Maine hosts a pre nuptial dinner for her sister Miss Josephine Maine at Hotel Russell-Lamson private dining room tonight. Tables at 12 cover centered with flowers feature tulle tapers and Cupid décor with a bridal gift and bridge games. Guests include Esther Lovejoy Marjoria Bradley Ruth Rausch Marilouise Craughlan Margaret Nauman Alice Rodamar Helen Mae Asquith Mrs Gwen Hitchins Mrs Ore Richardson and Mrs John Miller Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Maine
Josephine Maine
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Esther Lovejoy
Marjoria Bradley
Ruth Rausch
Marilouise Craughlan
Margaret Nauman
Alice Rodamar
Helen Mae Asquith
Gwen Hitchins
Ore Richardson
John Miller, Jr
City in Brief Highlights of Local Moves and Notices
Local notices summarize residents traveling to Minneapolis and Winona for a week with M S Hurley, a funeral in Fort Dodge for A F Reynolds, a divorce suit by Marie C Pearce against William B Pearce, and names linked to several families. Also details on illness improvement, custody decrees, and a VFW meeting with a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hurley
Naomi
Robey Street
Minneapolis
Winona
Anna
Marlé Booher
W. J. Mohiis
Route 4
Charles Mohis
Waterloo
Mortisfield
E. Gantrill
Cantril
Can
Cedar Heights clubs review book and social events
A Waterloo library head reviews The Better Country by Dallas L Sharp at Cedar Heights Woman’s Club. Social activities include a farewell party for Miss Neva Meyer, a surprise birthday gathering for Alvin Trudgian, and a U C F Auxiliary luncheon and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Dallas L. Sharp
Callie Wieder
Waterloo
Willford Named National Walton Organizer in Iowa
Wilford, Iowa chapter president of the Izaak Walton League, travels to Chicago to install Harry Erwin as national organizer for the league in Iowa. Erwin, Iowa chapter secretary, will lead a membership drive in Des Moines and nearby areas as Marshalltown bids to host the 1929 convention. Oelwein has made a bid but site decisions await the spring board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford
Iowa
Izaak Walton Lesgue
Anterien
Chicago
Harry Erwin
Grand Junction
Erwin
Imnec Bay
Willford
Marshalltown
Oelwein
John T Jones Dies in Great Rapids at 87
John T Jones father in law of Big Bil Edwards, longtime New York football figure from twenty years ago, died today in Great Rapids at age 87. He amassed a large farming fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan T, Jones
Great Rapids
John ‘T. Jones
Big Bil Edwards
New York
Jones
Fragmented Brain Test Sentences From OCR
A series of incomplete sentences appears with garbled phrases. The text includes phrases about a large army mace and masa, mentions Muslims and Mecca, misnumbered alphabet reference, a stray line about Bill swallowing pills in India, and a visit to the west end to meet someone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Masa Nbback
Bill
India
West End
Skid Chokes Subway Traffic Detours In City
A truck skidded on a slippery road at Fourth Street causing traffic to back up as cars jammed the intersection. Detours were in place to manage the congested scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ta
Jan
Fourth Street
Coroner to Probe Sudden Death of Chicago Salesman
In Sterling Illinois, Coroner C. M. Frye will hold an inquest into the death of Anthony Zier a 55 year old Chicago salesman who collapsed at the wheel of his car yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling, DL
C. M. Frye
Anthony Zier
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Club
M. EB. Hutson
W. 5. Schiefer
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
P. H. Townsend
FE. W. Bute
H. BF. Bryner
M. A. Moeller
P. J. Witty
Society
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. P. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
M. E. Church
Kilkare Club
Black's Tearoom
Elks Club
Young People’s party—Universalist Parish House
Phi Sigma Ch!ance
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Travelers Protective Association
Moose Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black ‘Hawk
LO. O. FL
Grace M. E. Church
Black’s Tearoom
Y. W
Oges Or
Ontemt
Dr. Preece
Meeting of Nurses Club
Campbell
A&a
Kent Forbes
Church News
P. 3. Hoffey
Mt Jo Club
Hotel Russel- Lams
G. H. Willams
Clarence L Thompson
H. G. Northey
Myra
W. H. Howrey
Priscilla Chi
Kincheon
Northey
Fourth Streep West
Olbo Okele
Indiana Avenue
Guy Burbank
Margaret Kilgore
William Alderman
J. W. Ritze
Okele
Chester Stone
Dorothy Lawless
Fred Moore
William Milehing
Second Street
Homer Gordon
Dan O'Neil
Otto Slegman
Herold Sivert
Dan
Earl Manning
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hydes
PRIEF
Buchanan's
Hudson
H. R. Hollis
Elgin
Helen Barbera Amis
Vern Amis
Mildred Hollis
Eugene Clark
Memorial Hall
Ati
Neva Meyer
Denver
Colo
Inez Marlow
Lo Ban Avenue
Bunco
Edna Mathews
Thelma Dickey
Olive Winke
Maud Thompson
Wilma Meyer
Merle Willard
Ethel Schultz
Lucille Schmidt
Ruth Lowe
Alvin Trudgian
Winton Strete
James Baisch
Trudglan
Paul Venter
Guy Hoppes
Ernest Schultz
Margaret
Marcell Schultz
U. C. F Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
T. ©. Scott
Allen Street
O. G. Eubanks
H. O. Barton
Louis Whitman
Guy Jackson
Tvan Fifield
Fred Damge
Bames
Roy F. Gibbs
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Lee Team
Nellie ‘Corrigan
Anne Christian
Walton
Epettir Reer
Aleks
Ruth
Sunlite
Sunlite Dessert Co
Waukesha
Wis
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Olives
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton
Ohio
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Citv
Eredel
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