Society Notes From Annual YW Dinner Program
Demonstrations at the annual YW dinner will illustrate Girl Reserve work and welfare efforts for city girls with music, tableaux, and a finale on general activities. Also reported are Women’s Relief Corps officers and committees, plans for Valentine and patriotic events, a pupils party hosted by Mrs Bennett, an informal afternoon at Dawson Street, and a Phi Sigma Chi dinner followed by initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
First Methodist Biscopalehureil
Red Cross
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Lillian Dennis
Mae Tunis
Nalie Davis
Carrie Leckington
Thimblebee
Elizabeth Billings
Ida Alderman
Carrie Johnston
East
Maude Brayton
West
Horal
Viola E. Hartsell
Carrie Mathie
Julia White
Louie Flick
Mary Shirley
Phi Sigma
Chi
Black’s Tearoom
Alonday
Melrose D A R Holds Annual Guest Party in Black's Tea Room
The Melrose Chapter D A R hosted an annual guest party with about 50 attendees including D A R members, Sons of the Revolution and spouses. John G Hartman spoke on Black Hawk County’s early settlers, with photographs and old editions shown. Guests included Mrs J M Hileman and Miss Maria Brace. birthday gatherings and farewells followed with piano and violin selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Melrose
Sons of the Revolution
Black’s Tearoom
Black Hawk County
Iugen
Eral
Waterloo J
John G. Hartman
Waterloo
Hartman
Cedar Falls
William H. Hartman
The
Courier
U. S. Grant
Hamilton Fish
GC. W. Knoop
W. 8. Dawson and
F. H. Peterson
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
A discussion on changing fashion shapes from the 1890s revival to the present, noting fuller busts return as styles shift toward basque waists and draped skirts. Advice includes tonics, diet, skin care, and home remedies for beauty concerns and cosmetic whitening tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Targe
Gnather
Side Talks on Hate and Its Boomerang Effects
Ruth Cameron notes hate harms the hater more than the hated, citing a friend who lets cultivated hates drive away enjoyable places and waste nerve energy. She argues hate spreads distrust, harms judgment, and even poisons the hater's body, urging readers to avoid the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah More
Central Christian S. S. Class Marks Fourth Birthday
Twenty eight members of the Married Folks class at Central Christian church gathered at Hotel Russell-Jamson for the fourth anniversary dinner and program. Mrs. R. W. Sheplee chaired the planning committee, with R. E. Black as toastmaster. The program highlighted the class’s progress in Sunday school and church work, noting about 12 teachers and most Sunday school offers now coming from this group led by EB. Wardle as president and R. E. Black as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Hotel Russejl-Jamson
R. W. Sheplee
R. E. Black
S. Metteeman
G. WW. Chester
F. J. Brocksus
V.L. Richardson
Joseph Saivelly
Ulano
EB. W. Wardle
Burns Night celebrates Caledonian guests in Cedar Falls
About 160 Scottish born or descended guests attended the Burns night program of Black Hawk Caledonian Society at the Cedar Falls Commercial clubroom. Edward Cosrin Cedar Falls will celebrate his hundredth birthday next Wednesday. Rev Robert N McDonald Waterloo gave the feature address on Robert Burns. Others on the program included Joe Miller and Mrs Edward Short. Cedar Falls poet Mary Fisher read an original poem. Attendees came from Waterloo Cedar Falls Nashua and Oelwein. Cedar Heights Woman's club meets Monday for 12 30 luncheon followed by a transportation program led by Mrs T W Eaton. Mrs W Stillson to lead. Mrs W H Hoover hosts wax work exhibit by Mrs Earl Jacoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Caledonian Sociery
Cedar Falls
Edward Cosrin
Cedarus
Joe Miller
Edward Short
Sylvia Brown
Rodney Winleyson
William Thompson
Mary Fisher
Robert N. McDonald
Waterloo
Robert Burns
Nashua
Odlwein
Cedar Heights
Tome
Department of the Woman's Club
T. W. Eaton
W. Stillson
Club Notes and Social Meetings Highlight Local Groups
Thirty members of the Women’s Auxiliary to the B of R T gathered at Mrs. J. A. McDonnell’s home for a quilling and carpet sewing session to raise funds for the WGC A building. Seventy five attended a picnic supper for Pythian Sisters and families, served by Mrs. Luetla Cowles with white rose centerpieces. Initiation was part of Friday’s Study club business. 19 members met at Mrs. Willis Johnson’s home with magazine reviews. Mrs. T. S. Glenny spoke on petroleum resources while Mrs. J. H. Forester’s paper was on how others see us. Mrs. G. H. Edginton read It Snows. Mrs. R. B. Williamson and Mrs. J. C. McGlade were admitted. Mrs. J. O. Trumbauer hosts Happy Hour club luncheon Tuesday at 1. Psychology club meets Monday at 7:30 p m in 721 First National Building. A 6:30 Black’s Tearoom banquet for Kilkarreelo members featured talks by C. C. Herman and F. C. Nus, readings by Mrs. Damon Cheney and James Searles, violin by Erwin Lamb, and a Thyme prophecy by Mrs. C. C. Herman. Five hundred attended the late hours. high scores went to Mrs. Nus and Mrs. Schmolt. Theatre party planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luetla Cowles
Willis Johnson
T. S. Glenny
J. H. Forester
G. H. Edginton
R. BE. Williamson
J. C. McGlade
Black
Kilkareelo
W. J. Lang
C. C. Herman
F.C. Nus
Damon Cheney
James Searles
Erwin Lamb
Flo. Nus
C.F Schmolt
St Marys Social Club Hosts Ninety Couples In New Hall
Ninety couples attended dancing and 30 tables of cards at St Marys Social Club in the new hall last evening. A nine piece orchestra played with solo dances by Mary Katherine Kerwin and songs by Miss Matteresa Garrimoni. A similar party is planned for a date near February 1. Grace Saxe served as honor guest at the Homemakers class dinner and social evening at First Presbyterian in Inghall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Social Club
New Hall
Mary Katherine Kerwin
Grace Saxe
First Presbyterian
Inghall
Jesse Church
Damon Chen
1922 Clothes Baskets Move From Hampers to Carriers
The Clothes Basket and Bamper discuss new 1922 basket styles combining hampers and carriers. Willow or reed baskets with covers rise in height, while flexible straw baskets resemble large hats and can be carried single handed. New designs emphasize ventilation, washable interiors, and decorative white finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Bible Expositor Miss Saxe Joins Mission Board Meeting
A small company gathered at Mrs. A. G. Sawyer’s residence yesterday afternoon for deliberations of the Episcopal Church Woman’s Board of missions. Noted bible expositor Miss Saxe attended along with Miss Lucy Lowvitt hostess Miss Chubbig and other attendees including Dr. Macartney and Mrs. OC Boatman. Maud Dudley reported on work done at the recent diocesan convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Dawson
Miss Saxe
Guesis
Lucy Lowvitt
Chubbig
OC. A. Boatman
Macartney
Lang
Earl Kimball
Wayold Cole
A. G. Sawyer
Board of Missions of the Episcopale Curch
Maud Dudley
City in Brief Homely notices and local updates
A roundup of short items from Waterton and nearby: visits, illness, deaths, and social news. Mrs Henry Schramm of Chicago visiting her brother H G Bloeser at 229 Clay St. student Ames spending weekend at home then leaving for college Monday. Lichty Metal’s N A Lichty to discuss Shear Metal Industry at Rotary luncheon. Louis Kresensky and wife travel to Mankato Minn. as his mother-in-law ill. return to resume duties. Mrs P Banta dies at Marshalltown soldiers home. interment in Hampton. Mrs A T Hukili travels to Hot Springs Ark for health. Mrs Su E Dietel’s daughter Dora Dietel Brainerd gives birth to Marilynn Jan 23 in Tollywood Cal. Court raid yields $25 bonds. traffic hearing delayed. Co F London to Clarksville for mother’s illness, then death. K of P guests George Wood and J W Gwynne to talk on Boys Welfare. both judges seasoned in juvenile matters. Cora Bryant arrested for assault. released on $300 bonds. Four reels of film and radio program win praise at East Janesville church. church ladies serve refreshments. Austin Burt travels to NYC and Philadelphia for electric association meetings. two weeks away. Dr T R O’Dell dentist resumes practice at 807 Binex Walk blog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry Schramm
Chicago
H. G. Bloeser
Clay Street
Roger Bruns
Cortlandt Street
Ames
N. A. Lichty
Lichty Metal Products
Rotary Club
Russell Lamson
Louis Kresensky
East High
Mankato
Minn
Mandax
Courier
Hampton
P. Banta
Marshalltown
J. G. Bates
Waterloo
A. T. Hukili
Fourth Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Vesper Service Cancelled For Carpenter Funeral
Rev. FE B. Mounsey withdraws from leading the vesper service previously set for tomorrow afternoon at Christ Episcopal church as he is asked to assist at the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Carpenter in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Carpenter
Cedar Falls
FE. B. Mounsey
Christ Episscopal Church
West Restroom Lease Terms Negotiated in City Action
City restroom committee and Wack Hawk Building Company negotiated a 10 year lease for a women’s restroom in the bank building at Fourth and Commercial streets in the West business district. Rent set at 75 dollars monthly with furnishings 1500 dollars. city may terminate in five years with proper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City, Council
Wack Hawk
Copany Lor & Woman's Restroom
Wack Hawk Jamasional Bank
Pourth
Commercial Streets
West Business District
Messrs
C. B. Howard
Leon A. Link
W. Powers
Bank Building Company
City Light
West
Howard
Uink
R. A. Buck
Bank
Counery Hes
Wartburg Normal defeats Janesville IGH in decisive game
A poorly played Janesville IGH fell to Wartburg Normal 221 to 3. defense and scoring lapses plagued Janesville as prior loss at Waverly 48 to 11 underscored the visitors’ issues. Building permits show roughly 28,500 in expenditures for local remodeling projects including Liberty cafe and Leavitt Sonnson Trust Co offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg Normal
Janes
Tavesville
Janesville
Waverly
Warthore
Charles W. Wasson
Town State Bank
Fourth Street
Liberty Cafe
Leavitt& Sonnson Trust
Fire incidents and birth announcement in brief notices
Fire department responded to two incidents including a bins and garage fire at 816 Fourth Street East with no damage and a roof fire at 326 Linden Street, also without damage. A baby girl was born to Mel Samuel Kaufman and Annette Schultz in Lyon, Massachusetts, with Mrs Schultz in Lyon. Montreal plans a new hotel costing 9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street East
Linden Strreet
Mel. Samuel Kaufman
Lyon
Mass
Annette Schultz
This City
2B. Schultz
Methodists Transform Epworth Into Military School
Epworth seminary, founded in 1867, will convert to a high grade boys military academy on campus this year. A special Upper Iowa conference meeting reviewed the plan, emphasizing physical and social development over a large military scope. The change follows a long history of education since 1857 with many graduates moving into global leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Kent
Lowarth
Dar Dheth
Chan
Iran
Worl
Jameson
Iava
Cedar Raps
Upper Iowa
Handlomer Cr. Sumis
Oma Wishop Thomas
Nicholson
Chicago
John Is
Seaton
Board of Education
New Lark City
Board of Trustees
Epworth Seminary
Aemibury
Tyne
Iapworth Seminary
Ite
Sda
Boy Scouts Emblems of Honor Awarded at Court of Honor
The Boy Scout radio school and court of honor met at headquarters last night with H Plowman of Black Hawk Electrical Company giving the first lesson on electricity and magnetism. Six more boys joined, total 3 percent registered. Second class pins awarded to Floyd Teeter and Ralph Childs, first class pin to La Verne Bachteil. badges of recognition to David Dewey for first aid and Pathfinding, Robert Northey for first aid to animals and personal health, Edward Anderson as assistant scoutmaster for cooking and other skills. Ancilerson Nay qualified for Feasle badge. David Dewey earned the ant star badge. An all night camp began today with tests planned in hamid, returning late afternoon. lunch cooked over a campfire at wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Radio School
Court of Honor
H. Plowman
Black Hawk Electrical Company
Floyd Teeter
Ralph Childs
David Dewey
Hamid
Woot
Three Floodgates for Dam Unloaded and Installation Begun
Three massive hydraulic steel floodgates for the dam were unloaded on the river bank above the dam. Work starts early next week with bottom braces for the first gate being fitted today and concrete for the frame additions at Henrys Pravat. Snow yesterday slowed operations but all workmen reported for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrys Pravat
Man and hose clear sidewalk with hot water method
A man uses a hose to spray hot water on a sidewalk to melt snow while a second man with a broom helps push the melted snow into the street. The scene, noted at Leavitt & Johnson National tank, leaves the path spotless as in spring. Hudson’s Tal dson bests Traer 24 to 10 in a hard fought game with Sargeant and Seaver lifting the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt & Johnson National Tank
al Broom
Taldson
TRAER
Hudson
Traar
Sargeant
Seaver
Oval
Three Inches Snow of Clinging Sort
A snowfall disrupted Waterloo by delaying streetcars and hindering pedestrians. Weather observer Ralph G. Slippy notes about three inches fell from 7 p.m. yesterday to 2 a.m. today, with faint indications of lingering disruption as coal deliveries and drifted lanes affected activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ralph G. Slippy
C.F. & Os Traction
Fitise
Council Seeks Higher Poll Tax for 1922 Proposal
In a special session the city council plans a poll tax raise from 2.10 to 5.00 with a refund of 1.50 if paid before October 1, 1922. The meeting may also discuss assessable city property values as requested by Tax Assessor J A Townsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wllikely
Elso
Thay Toming
Board of Review
J. A. Townsby
Ely Issosaor
Net income from Pied Piper play for Waterloo Woman's Club
The Waterloo Woman's Club reports a net income of 955 dollars from two performances of The Pied Piper. After final bill checks, financial results were satisfactory and funds will support entertainment for the Town Federation biennial convention in Waterloo next May. The club previously had 220 dollars in the treasury for this purpose, now totaling 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Edward Alford
Town Federation of Woman's Bus
Waterloo
Injured Woman Reported Serious After Fall in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls January 27 Mrs Carpet Une Crain age 69 is in serious condition at her daughter Mrs J Lh Kent 1007 First Street West following a fall yesterday Marriage licenses R J Guenther Waterloo and Gertrude Akin Waterloo 728
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pali
Cedar Falls
Carpet Une Crain
J. Lh
Kent
Atreet West
Falk
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John
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Mary Robinson
Margaret Thompson
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Adele Bradford
James Leckie
L. B. Jones
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Menta Everitt
Virginia, Stuart
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Bva Spencer
Lee Ernest
Black Hawk Street
Herman Lewis
Cedar Falls Road
W. S. Shanks
B. F. Knapp
Lewis
G. W. Hanna
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Odd Fellows
I. O. G. F. Hall
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Lyle
Harold Stone
Frank Lee
Tony C
Ruth Cameron
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Earl Jacoby
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B. of R. T
J. A. McDonnell
W. GC. A
J. O. Trumbauer
Happy Hour Club
Psychology Club
First National
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Allen
Anite
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Keuper Co Pty
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Su. E. Dietel
R.A. Braniger
Tollywood
Cal
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Dora Dietel
John W. Gwynne
F. P. Rehmeier
Castle Bros
East Janesville Methodist Church
Austin Burt
Oitizens Gas& Electric Co
New York City
Natiotail Electrical Light Association
Burt
Philadelphia
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Mhone
Black Hawk Bank
IGH
Wartburg Normal
Flag Safe
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Montreal
Methodists
Epworth
Iowa
Boy Scouts
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