Society in Review Miss Maine Weds Philip Rausch at Home
Miss Josephine Marsh Maine daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Maine 131 Leland avenue and Philip Kittredge Rausch son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Rausch 202 South street united in marriage in a morning ceremony at 11 o clock before immediate families Rev Thomas R Niven officiated at the First Presbyterian church The couple had no attendants Miss Maine wore white satin Tudor style gown with long close fitting bodice and full uneven hemline beads and embroidery She carried a shower bouquet of spring roses They had a wedding breakfast at Hotel Russell Lamson for 23 guests After a wedding trip the couple will reside in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Marsh Maine
H. A. Maine
Leland Avenue
Philip Kittredge Rausch
Edmund Rausch
South Street
Thomas R. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Rausch
West
Ransier
West High School
First National Bank
Waterloo O. E. S. Holds Initiation Services and Dinner
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held initiation services Wednesday evening in the Masonic temple with guests from town and neighboring cities. Grace Leighton of Cresco Ta past grand Roth of Town attended as a guest, along with Becker chapter visitors. About 150 members and friends shared a dinner before the meeting. A card party for all Eastern Stars and tribs was announced for January 30, with W C Wright and Hugh Belus in charge. The next regular meeting is February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Grace Leighton
Cresco
Grand Roth
A. Black
Harry Pergemannh
Becker
Omaha
Neb
Indianola
Waverly
Corning
Paul Cor Son
W.H. Shirey
W. BR. Wright
Fred Taylor
Lena Klaus
W. C. Wright
Hugh Belus
Luncheon Farewell for Mrs C W Gibson Before Move
Mrs C W Gibson hosted a luncheon at the Hotel President Wednesday at 1 PM before she leaves next week to move to Indianapolis. Bridge games yielded prizes to Mrs G H Crow and Mrs J F Dougherty. Present were Mrs John Hickey Mrs T F Thornton Mrs Raymond DuPte Mrs Foy Cobb Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald and Mrs J J Meany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mras
W.” Gibson
Indianapolis
G. H. Crow
J. F. Dougherty
Gibson
John Hickey
T.F. Thornton
Raymond DuPte
Foy Cobb
Thomas Fitzgerald
J. J. Meany
Miss Edna Miles to Be Honor Guest at Dinner Party
A dinner party honoring Miss Bona Miles on her upcoming marriage to Everett Wylcox will be held at Black's tea room this evening. The event features orchid and pink decor, a program, and a gift for the honoree, with hostesses listed as Misses Kathryn Lamkin Margaret Wright Viney Cone Ruth Lincoln Eleanor Hayes Ramona Smitt and Ione Halaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bona Miles
Everett Wylcox
Black
Mies Wi
Kathryn Lamkin
Margaret Wright
Viney, Cone
Ruth Lincoln
Eleanor Hayes
Ramona Smitt
Ione Halaska
Universalist Pastor Presents Second Magic Show
Rev. Corlard B. Rheiner, pastor of the Universalist church, will present a second program of magical tricks and ventriloquial novelties on Friday evening February 1. The program includes The Bewildering Blocks A King of Paper That Will Not Stay Torn and Aerial Fishing plus new dialog for his quatorquial numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlard B. Rheiner
Universalist Church
Abe
Society Calendar Highlights Evening Events and Club Gatherings
Tonight and Friday feature a busy schedule with the Blue Triangle league, Tartle club honoring Mrs. Robert Harbin at Bass High, Friendship club, Supper for men, and various W. C. A. and church activities. Friday includes Fine Arts, Woman's clubhouse exhibits, study clubs, Memorial hall gatherings, and a state teachers college concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. C. A. Jueves
Robert Harbin
Bass High ‘Friendship Club
Y. W.g. AL
Chuck
Phsi
Security Benefit Association
Woman‘s Clubhouse
H. Abbs
Helen Gould
Black's -Tearoom
John Stallman
T. EH. Sheckler
W. R. C.—Memorial Hall
St. Paul's M
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. L. Shenafelt
Y. Ww. Gc
First U. P. Aid Societ
C. J. Bassarear
Caledonian Society
Black’s
John Charles Thomas
State ‘Teachers College
U. G.T. Dance
Elks Club
Waterloo
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Lutheran Church
Concert Program Announced for Friday Evening at Town College
The Town State Teachers College auditorium hosts a Friday concert by baritone John Charles Thomas with pianist Lester Hodges. The program spans English, German, French and Italian pieces, including Anvocazione di Orfeo, Der Sandtrager, Der Schmied, and songs by Brahms, Borodin, Massenet, Ravel, and Warlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charles Thomas
Town State Teachers College
Lester Hodges
Orfeg
Pert
Ploridia
Gobet
Evens
Joseph Bak der Sandtrager
August Bungert
Nant Sawa
James WH
Rogers
Tod Galloway
Hubbard
Herbert Hughes
Pearl Curren
Heltoc
Peter Warlock
Thomasee
Meatless Diet and Skin Care Tips From Hints Column
The note promotes meatless dieting for health issues such as pimples and blood trouble, with guidance on substitutes like fish dairy and nuts. It also includes skin care advice using a bath brush and topical creams, plus a light discussion on weight guidance and diet reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Church News Roundup of Local Women’s Groups
Mrs F L Shenafett hosts Division 1 of St Pauls M and Ladies Aid Friday afternoon. First United Presbyterian and Trinity Lutheran women meet at specified homes and church parlors. First Lutheran Girls Glee Club to mark tenth anniversary with a Friday program. 20 members. About 65 attended a luncheon at First Congregational. Miss Katharine Reynolds McCormick spoke on Near East relief. Universalist parish hosts a church night with a Clara Barton guild. decorations by Melvin Clevin. Major Guild at First Presbyterian heard a Near East relief talk. a playlet was staged. Northminster Presbyterian Ladies auxiliary planned social events and a father and son banquet for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Luitheran Church
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
Skiney Smith
Katherine Raynolds McCormick
Universalist Barish House
Clara Barton Guild
Donald B. Rheiner
Melvin Clevin
First Presbyterian
Northminster Presbyterian Church
W. OM. Frink
Evergreen Avenue
Local club notes luncheon hostesses and prizes
Club notes record luncheon hostesses across multiple societies including Coterie at Black's tearoom with 13 places set, Woolinbridge hosted by Mrs George Conn with high score to Mrs Joe Giana, Jolly Times at Mrs W W Kauffer with 500 prize awards to Mrs Frank Fournier Mrs Elfer Ohrt and Mrs J A Cashman, B B P K bridge at Dorothy Fisher’s home with favors to Miss Bernice Bluhm and Miss Marcella Bohan, and other gatherings at Walnut Court apartments and Riviera tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Times Club
Mternoon
W. W. Kauffer
Vine Street
Frank Fournier
Elfer Ohrt
J. A. Cashman
Grace Kauffer
Lewis
Dorothy Fisher
Lafayette Street
Favors
Bernice Bluhm
Marcella Bohan
Bohan
Music reading at Woman's Club in Waterloo
The Waterloo Woman's Club Fine Arts department will present a Friday program in the clubhouse featuring Miss Barbara Neubacker performing Etude Fantastique by Friml and Mrs. C. A. Boatman singing Thou Art My All. Miss Maxine Kessler to play Minuet by Mozart, Mrs. Fred McClain to sing Bolero, and Mrs. J. E. Ridenour to read from The Last of Mrs. Cheyney. Hostesses are Mrs. L. A. Riebenstein and Mrs. F. W. Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Friml
Barbara Neubacker
C. A. Boatman
Brodsky
Maxine Kessler
Fred McClain
Cas
J. E. Ridenour
Our Lady of Victory P T A Meeting Program
The Our Lady of Victory Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 in the school auditorium. Fourth and fifth grade pupils will present a program and there will be music by boys and girls clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory
Wedding Tonight at First Lutheran Church
Miss Evelyn Schrader of this city and C A Ide of Flint Michigan marry at 8 tonight with Rev Henry Mueller officiating. Reception at Moose Hall. Couple to reside in Flint. Schrader grand-daughter of F A Widdel. Brides party includes Virginia Pullin as bridesmaid. Music by E Y Rummell and Goss. Two pre nuptial courtesies noted. luncheon by Construction Machinery Co. and mint party by First Lutheran. Body of article covers guests and postnuptial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Schrader
C. A. Ide
Flint
Mich
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Ying
Sam’ Smith
Waterloo
Virginia Pullin
E. Ty Rummell
Goss
Harry Button
Moose Hall
Miss Schrader
F. A. Widdel
Baltimore Street
Construction Machinery Company
Ide
Springfield
Buick Motor Company
T. Bender
Margaret Haus
Louise Hilzer
City in Brief and Local Notes
Glasses broken repaired by Buchanan's phone 4343. Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood sponsors 2 sauer kraut supper at 5 p m today for pulpit fund. H D Taylor, Hast Junior High principal, took over classes of Carlton Isley who was quarantined for scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. E H Matthias and daughter Betty Jean returned from Chicago after visiting Mrs. Matthias's sister. Delinquent tax sale adjourned. 160 tracts bid in but total taxes not yet ascertained. Sale adjourned to Feb 5 with few scavenger bargains. Leona Meinders granted divorce from William Meinders for cruel treatment. alimony and attorney fees awarded. Appleby vs Burk and Cass damages trial: jury awards Appleby 2560. Rural schools in Barclay twp Nos 4 and 6 closed due to Seattie fever concerns. one case reported in a boy contacting other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
H. D. Taylor
Carlton Isley
E. H. Matthias
Betty Jean
Fowler Street
Chicago
Matthias
Mia
M. F. Williamson
Charles H. Sandoe
A. L Bunn
Bites and Breads: Swedish Buns and Russian Sandwiches
A playful collection of old fashioned recipes for Swedish Buns with cinnamon sugar and buttered dough rolled and baked, Russian sandwiches using Bastan and white bread with cream cheese and olives, and a chunky Harlequin Salad mixing tuna, cabbage, cucumber, peppers, olives, and mayonnaise as a luncheon centerpiece.
Moore Harper Rites in Manchester at St Marys Church
Miss Ruth Harper and Lea Moore united in marriage at St Marys chapel Manchester in a Wednesday morning ceremony conducted by Rev FP W McKinley. Attendants included Miss Monica Dolphin and W Moore. The bride, daughter of Mrs Lincoln Harper, wore green crepe with a matching hat. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Manchester
Ruth -Harper
Lea Moore
W. McKinley
Monica -Dolphin
Obelwein
Mrs. Moore
Lincoln Harper
B. W. Grems ‘Drug Store
Moore
Manchester Laundry Company
Beauty and Health Routines Play Uppleasing Bath Rituals
A Waterloo Evening Courier feature extols beauty and health lectures at the Plaza Theatre from January 29 to February 2. It urges a calm toilette routine, morning baths for vigor or evening soaks for relaxation, and a mindful pace to savor grooming as a tonic for vitality, nerves, and personal well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nated
Health Authority Who
Bettes of Beauty
Plaza Theatre
Waterloo Evening Courier
the Plaza
America Leads in Music at Fortnightly Club
The Fortnightly club heard that America leads in music with 93 members in the Metropolitan Opera company of New York and that New York is the world’s musical center. Mrs. Weishaar chaired with remarks from Mrs. Welshaar and Ms. Miller. A piano duet was performed and further selections played. speakers praised American opportunities for musicians and the impact of mothers on art. The talk cited foundations of 30 million and major orchestras nationwide, noting American rhythm and progress in appreciation of good music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Fred J. Miller
Victor Herbert
Miler
A. W. Peterson
Phonograph
America
A. Ss. Welshaar
S. A. Cohagan
Vine - Street
Rudolph Gana
Europe
Weishaar
Cup
Weishast
Terloo I
Opera Star Marian Claire Weber Weds in Chicago
Marian Claire, youngest lyric soprano of the Chicago Civic Opera, married Henry G. Weber assistant conductor of the same company, at Congress hotel Chicago on Jan 21. Dr Preston Bradley officiated. After a wedding breakfast for 16, the couple departed for Boston where she will sing Elsa in Lohengrin and he will conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouriey
Manchester
Marian Claire
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Horace Wright Cook
Edna Minkler
Edgewood
Claire
Henry G. Weber
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Preston Bradley
West High teachers host program and picnic for 118
One hundred eighteen West side teachers met at West High School Wednesday evening for a picnic supper and program led by Social and Professional committees headed by Miss Edna Lichty and Miss Bess Abcarn. Mrs. Mathe Palmer spoke on Training in Professional Service and the Teacher Tenure Law was discussed by Miss Della Orcutt. Superintendent Charles A. Kittret spoke on Arousing Professional Consciousness. Nelle Garvey presided. Mrs. Fat Woods of Cedar Rapids, visiting Waterloo, has attended multiple social events this week at Mrs. Leo Darling’s home. Mrs. George Scully hosted luncheon for Mrs. Woods at 246 Alto Vista Avenue. Mrs. Ad G Kann at 118 Harrigan Street will host bridger tables this evening. Friends of Mrs. Woody were entertained at luncheon and bridge today at Black’s Tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Quest
Minneapolis
Wiliam Mergadant
Logan Avenue
Robert Hardin
Raymond
Joseph Raymond
Charles Felsing
Quest
E. R .Bitterly
Fourth Street East
West Schools
West High
Edna’ Lichty
Bess Abcarn
Mathe . Palmer
Della Orcutt
Charles “A. Kittret
Fat Woods
Cedar. Rapids
Woody
Black's Tearoom
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Society In Review
Josephine Maine
Philip Rausch
Hillcrest Apartments
Waterloo O. E.S
Edna
Miles
Society
Priday
G. H. Abbs
Reber Avenue
Hell Call
F. R. Asquith
Church News
F. L. Shenafett
Broadway
First United Presbyterian Aid Society
J. Basshear
Seventh Street West
Trinity American Lutheran Church
H. J. Eckstein
George ‘Sager
Coterie Club
Wil
Fourth Street Cash
Woolinbridge
George Conn
Sumner’ Street
Joe Giana
Hugh Mathes
Bridge Et Club
Avis Black
Tréne Reese
Wal Hut Court
Reba Kellogg
Florence Hall
Sarah Sherman
Mildred Horsch
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Fred Wittstock
High - Street
Homer Gordon
Thomas Landgraf
Woman’s Club
John G. Wright
Randolph Street
First
M._E. choir
Neva Meyer
Denver
Colo
O. A. McElrryher
J. E. Davis
C. A. Scholit
Pauline Horton
Meyer
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
L. M
E. Hall
Charles A. Tweedy
Chiccago
P.T. A. Activities
Gold Room
Littleton
Initicton, Ta
George Rehberg
Maude Castenborder
Sarah Hayes
Buchanan's
Leona .Meinders
William Meinders
G. W. Wood
Eugene Appleby
Zythoe Burk
L. 8
Cass
Appleby
Barclay Township
Seatie
A. Ey Jewett
Howard Peters
Guy Robbins
E. G. Gottrell
James Harper
Clara Correll
Nick Phillips
A. J. Bandfield
Verne Bandfield
Ted Fox
Fred Thippen
Stewart Read
Lucy
Alice Miller
Wade Nelson
C. F. Helms
Walnut’ Court Apartments
Zelda Small
Cedar Rapids
Earl Aubrey
Lulu Mae Goken
Smal
Presidents Club
Black's
J. A. Trimble
Charles Brown
Almond Street
Miss Ott
Katherine Stimson
Kathryn Glaza
Miss Stimison
Minnie Ott
Paul Kaiser
Misswaukee
Wis
Yeachers
Margaret King
Fern Gray
Lyla Day
Miss King
KR. C
Wobman
Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
W.C. A
Iowa
Bridge
Francis Osterman
Frederick Street
Marcus. Smith
Lowell Ransom
Harold Stoner
Detrait
Wilfred Sandtock
J. A. Towns-ley
Wellington
Court
Dr. Scholl
Wm. M. Scholl
FOX Shoe Store
Sycamore Street
Waterloo, Iowa
High
Hirts Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Bates
Reya
Scala
Felts Silks
Sycamore St
Marsh-Placs
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