Winter social season opens with grand reception and dances
A lavish opening social featured Mr and Mrs Clarence Otto Gronen and partners hosting in the Pythian temple with 300 guests. Mrs Gronen wore a Parisian lace gown with black lynx trim while Mrs Cowan and Mrs Parker displayed jeweled gowns. The event highlighted pink decor, roses, and a gala ball with Myers orchestra. Out-of-town attendees included the Cowan and Stearns families and Mrs Higbee of Dubuque. The Chautauqua circles met for Greek art study led by Mrs Platt with Tiffany mosaic curtain notes and Thorvaldsen statue illustrations, continuing with the Columbia circle under Mrs Shallenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Otto Gronen
Rupert Lincoln Parker
William Edward Cowan
Pythian Temple
Edwin &. Shannon
DeWitt Stearns
Cedar Rapids
Gronen
Herbert Higbee
Dubuque
Killarney
Marguerite Baum
Dorothy Martin
Mary Ham
Marle Edwards
Nellie Bardeen
Ruth Miller
Merley Shannon
Ruth Pike
Helen Reed
Leasa ‘Baum
Myers’ Orchestra
iMra
Joseph Cowan
J. Ju. Bailey
Cedar Falls
Higbee
Mrs.Stearns
Courier Patterns Order Form for Waterlo Evening Courier
Courier Patterns offers up to date accompanying designs. Fill the coupon and send to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible, reaching you within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Mosaic curtain images and club notices in city circles
In the library west a Carnegie circle lesson republished alongside Mosaic curtain images. Grant circle meets at Mrs. H. B. Kelly's 720 Washington Street. Franklin circle at Mrs. L. M. Small's 222 Maple Street. Chapter 7 F. E. O. met with Mrs. J. R. Vaughan. Germany paper read by Mrs. L. Buechele. Miss Whitcomb spoke on Associated Charities and visiting nurse work. Stockings were gathered for charity. W. C. T. U. meeting at Mrs. A. Edwards 1103 Lafayette. guest talks and musical selections. M. C. club hosted by Mrs. Cowles on Alta Vista. next gathering at Mrs. Dunn's Independence Avenue. K. C. C. club met at Miss Rentroth's Sumner Street with sewing and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Circle
J. R. Vaughan
Park
Bertha Ohler
Vaughn
Park Avenue West
Germany
Clarence Robertson
J. L. Buechele
McAlvin
Mary Brainard
Mary Doughtry
A. C. Club
Harry Cowles
M. C. Club
Alta Vista Avenue
Margaret
B. H. Knittle
George Dunn
Independence Avenue
KC. C. Club
K. Clc
Elizabeth Rentroth
Sumner Street
Eleanor Cowlishaw
CLUB ANNUAL PARTY AT FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
The Circle Opportunity club of the First Congregational church held its annual meeting in the church club rooms. Officers elected for the year include President Una Goodrich and Secretary Vern Rock. A supper followed. plans for a spring minstrel benefit were laid, with Miss Goodrich to host at her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirle’ Opportunity Club
First Congregational Church
Una Goodrich
Bernice Aldrich
Vern Rock
Catherine Sedewick
Goodrich
Grace J. Friend
Une
Gertrude Goodrich
Sixth Street West
Louise Gindt
Neconcillco Club
Archer Avenue
Mary Bartlett
F. J. Isenhower
Pauline Teerhsen
Miss Bartlett
Cora Gindt
Marion Hunt
Mildred Flynn
Mulberrystreet
Joint church festival meetings planned by Grace and St Paul churches
A joint meeting of Grace M and St Paul Methodist boards approved four weeks of festival services. The first three weeks will be at Grace Church with Rev J B Jolngon as evangelist, a one week post Easter session, then services move to St Paul Church led by Rev H J Sint. A general executive committee was elected including I W Arbuckle and others. publicity committee named W W Wyant, B C Schermerhorn and C R Johde. New singing books and choirs planned. Foley Kidney Pills ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M
St. Paul Methodist
Hell
Grace Church
J.B. Jolngon
St. Paul's Church
H. J. Sint
I. W. Arbuckle
C. A. Barber
P. N. Paulsen
J. E. Johnson
D. Hull
W. W. Wyant
B.C. Schermerhorn
C. R. Johde
Recluse Found Nearly Frozen in Iowa Cold
Thomas Jones, a reclusive man, was found near frozen in a shed at Twentieth and Munroe streets in Des Moines Iowa He was removed to a nearby home and a physician summoned A neighbor discovered him while peering through cracks in the shed boards C M Young juvenile court av was called and will arrange care for the man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Thomas Jones
Twentieth and Munroe Streets
C. M. Young
Two Alarms In Thirty Minutes Reported
Mire Alsen area fires sparked within thirty minutes as fire crews battled two blazes. A car fire in W. Fredeht yards caused minor damage while a basement fire at Hinck Haw trail house on Mul Cherry street spread to shavings but was controlled with minimal loss. Firemen warned night flames could have worsened if discovered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fredeht
Hele
Froit House
Hinck Haw Trail House
Mul‘herry Street
Tosa
Woman Recovers From Prolonged Tetter with Cuticura
A 1912 letter from Bim J. Lrooksher describes two years of widespread facial and neck dermatitis diagnosed as tetter by some and eczema by others. After trying various remedies, she reports relief using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, noting cooling effect and drainage of matter, then complete cure after a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bim J Lrooksher
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Firemen Delay Photo Session For Two Pictures
Fire department postpones a photography session twice to capture two shots, one featuring the apparatus and another without equipment. The plan aims to document the crew and their gear in separate poses.
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Tieten Hotten Club
Edna Bradford
Logan Avenue
Franklin Chautauqua Circle
H. B. Kelly
Washington
Black
First Presbyterian Church
Cima Be Rum Cereal Co
Elenited Aailé Creek
Bed
Jostac Postimi
M. W
Brooklyn
W.R.Y. Milla
N.Y
A.burg
Mn, W. R
Watertown
Postum Cereal Co.,ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
A. Jd. Edwards
Lafayette Street
Frank Cotton
Edwards
Irene Rohde
Reading
Helen Register
Marion
Madeline Park
Sadie McKeen
Didella
Limeta Nesfield
Andelene Mandt
Mikdies
Nellie Newtor
Clara Bowman
Aid Lou Shepherd
Riehl Street
Jeorge P. Beck O
Eck
Commercial Street
M. Frank
Beck
5. G. Bentley
Henry Frank
Albertine Bentley
James Cooley, Jr
Neil D. Jackson
Rosalie
H. H. Hanna
H. W. Hammond
J. P. Greely
RE. P. Griffith
George Hammond
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Carrie McFarlane
Hadgell-Randolph School of Expression
Misa Rickett
West High
Laverne Beal
Way Garvin
Chautauqua Park
St. Joseph's Parish
Our Lady of Victory
John Berne
Brown
N. A. Gasser
Vinton
K. of P
Knights of Columbus
K. ¢. Hall
King's Daughters
Ella Williams
Jennie Taft
First Baptist Church
Miss Williams
Jefferson Street
James Whitecomb Rile
F. R. Asquith
John Andrews
Harry Steinmeyer
Tina Martin
W. H. Rollins
Young Woman's Club
Home Park Boulevard
Weatside Crochet Club
Mesdames Mou Way
Mary Coughlan
Hoowserd
Titans
Albert Brown
Yealer Way
Mra
BE. Oh. Headford
Eurth Street
Miskesern Way
Dorothy Phevig
Phedicatvsk
Mrs. Way
Mera
Bormtrock
Mars Wo
Denver Street
Sheques
Lina
Philathon
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. Te. Sarlch Spooler
Iaabella
Elks? Hall
Texecutive and Publicity Committees
East Night
Ars
J. M. Findley
Juyons
Jong
South Bend Watch
Enomnnsg
EJ Ewelers
Procite Company
Tetter
Jonas Me
Nazareth Academy
Father John
Mother Antoinette
Concorna
Kansas
Carleton S. Hovey Company
Lowell
Mass
Sky High
The
National Tailoring Co
West
National Woolen Mills Tailors
Sycamore Street
Jack
Waverly
Geo. Hunt
Bremer Ave
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