Delighful Luncheon and Club Socials Highlight Local Events
Various social gatherings fill a Friday and Saturday, including a Valentine luncheon hosted by Mrs. P Turpening for Mrs. W H Barnew of Knoxville, Harmony club at Mrs Lake’s Second Street home, and a farewell party for Mrs. L D Eldridge with La Porte Needlework members. Other items note invitations for a WCA banquet, a house party guests in town, and debaters’ supper with judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Eldridge
Ruthven
William Mueller
Carolyn Barber
Miss Barber
Readig
Louise Peek
John Holely
Miss Jarrett
Mr. Kline
Eczema from boyhood cured by Resinol ointment
Cas J. Simopey of Toledo reports lifelong eczema relieved after using Teaincl Ointment and Resinol Soap following a hospital visit. He states his skin is now clear and credits the treatment with curing his condition after years of itching and cracking.
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Oledo, O
Chicago
Cas. J. Simopey
Naonal Doion Building
Club Entertainments Run Through Afternoon Programs
Mrs. Clarence Ford hosts a two course tray luncheon for the L. M. I. club with Mrs. Henry Fereday to entertain in two weeks. Mrs. Austin Burt hosted visiting L. M. I. members at her Third avenue West home with readings and sewing followed by a two court luncheon. Idle wild club enjoyed a three course dinner after a quiet afternoon of diversions and fancywork at Mrs. M. J. Brown’s Locust street home. Two weeks hence the Idle wild club plans a meeting with hostess appointment pending. The Ftret Congregational church missionary society meets Monday at 816 Home Park boulevard with W. H. Rollins hosting and E. A. Black assisting. current events led by Mrs. Pedersen and foreign study reviews by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Hutton opened her Logan avenue home for Royal Neighbors, entertaining seventy ladies at an enjoyable Thimble Bee.
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Commercial Street
la Porte
Eldridge Ds
W. A. Moore
Mias
Bertha Coddington
C. Dean
Edward Kelly
Wilson
Fred Fortsch
B. Socia
Weite
H. A. Sargent
Sargent
Johnston
Victor Long
Long
Bée Plaine Union
Eleanor Sweet
P. W. Smith
Waterloo
L. N. Kirkpatrick
L. A. Young
Portia Club
Eleator Sweet
Miss Sweet
Eleanor
Sweet
P. BE. O
Emmons Johnson
South Street
Mary Brainard
Alda Tate
Charrles Drake
Broadway
Nk Peterson
Bead
Clarence Ford
Henry Fereday
Cottage Street
L. M. I. Club
Elmer Bartlett
Austin Burt
Third Avenue West
Bartlett
Dorothy Burt
J. E. Brinkman
Vermont Street
Brinkman
Roy Shoemaker
Idlewild Club
M. J. Brown
Locust Street
Ethel Brown
Marion Brown
Misa Mildred Held
Missionary Society of the Ftret Congregational Church
W. H. Rollins
Home Park Boulevard
E. A. Black
C. D. Pedersen
Johnson
Morgan
David Hutton
Logan Avenue
Courier Patterns Coupon Order for Fashion Department
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns follow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Silver Circle Party at Kenn Street Hostess
J H Rose hosted the Silver circle at her Kenn Street home with seventy to eighty attendees. Guests sewed and chatted before a four course picnic dinner served by the hostess and helpers. Frank Sherwood performed violin selections as the evening concluded with games and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rose
Silver Circle
Kenn Lstreet
Ner
Frank Sherwood
Temple Rebekah lodge event at I C O F hall
A Bee event hosted by Temple Rebekah lodge No 54 concluded yesterday afternoon in the I C O F hall with needlework visiting and a 6 o'clock supper organized by Mrs I W Bouldin. Missisle Bybank sang several pieces during serving. The N G club meeting with Mrs William Wagner at 207 Eleventh street east was postponed from Tuesday afternoon. KOENEKE S CASH GROCERY ad lists 618 Lafayette Street items including navy beans lard corn syrup and granulated sugar.
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Temple Rebekah Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
I. W. Bouldin
Missisle Bybank
N. G. Club
William Wagner
Eleventh Street East
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Elks' Hall
Mies Genes Vee
Gardiner
Second Street
K. K
Pauline Heckeld
Kinth Street
K. L
Evan~gelical
J. M. Bamford
Irving
King’s Heralds
P. Turpening
Franklin Street
W. H. Barnew
Knoxville
Clarence Briden
Garrabrant
Harmony Club
R. G. Lake
W. R. French
Lake
J. Cecil Bickley
L. A. Geismar
Fremont Street
Grace M. E
W. D. Stevens
Lag Cruces
N. M
B. Wood May
W. B. Nauman
Charles City
George W. Nauman
Eczema
Resinol
Resinol Chem. Co
Baltimore
Mid
Dike
Dike’s
Taggart
Reliable Drug Store
Commercial St
Usess
City and
Mann
Val
Naas Hitmen
America
W. T. McManus
J. D. de Gon
Margaret Courtright
Winslow
Kandon
Neerly
Minnispolia
PTL Cabana Wa
Uy I
The
Dick Burtner Shoe Co
Walter E. Caram
Ees Shoes
Sycamore Street
Hamilton’s Camera Shop
Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies
Parker Fountain Pens
Eastman Film
Kodaks
Hamilton's Camera Shop
Koeneke's Cash Grocery
Lafayette Street
Frank C. Krueger Market
Just
U. S
Frank
Krueger
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