Waterloo Women's Club Plans Benefit for Building Fund
Society notes describe Waterloo Women’s Club remodeling progress on the Washington street clubhouse for the biennial convention hosting next May. A heating plant costing about 2800 dollars and several money-raising events are planned, including a charity performance of The Seventh Guest by Gerdieter Players at Waterloo theatre on Feb 12 and revived card parties at Hotel Russell Lanson. Birthday dinner honors Miss Alicea Smith. other PTAs and clubs hold meetings and social gatherings with various hosts and venues throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa Federaton of
Waterloo Women's Club
Washington Street
Jong
Gerdieter Players
Waterloo Theatre
Jacob Levingston
H. B. Boies
Hi. W. Sleworth
F.L. Chamberlain
Russell-Lanson
Postoffice Workers Banquet Saturday Evening in Waterloo
Waterloo post office workers plan a banquet at Knights of Pythias hall at 7 PM on Saturday February 10. The program includes talks, music, impersonations, and a dance of the fairies with performances by local artists. Hay Eggert, postmaster, will speak on post office aims, and John G. Hartman will discuss the pioneer post office era. Officers of the welfare council and board members are listed. the event combines entertainment with official remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Postal Service
Knights of Pythias Hall
Sawyer
Wil
Ed Beal
H. L. Green
Florence Sawyer
Scott Stauffacher
Rodney Kintayson
Hay Eggert
John Gc. Hartman
W. H. Hartman
Waterloo
Virginia Bloom
T. M. McNally
Welfare Council of the Post Office
W. Weaver
J. J. Wyeth
G. JL. Carson
B. E. Guy‘er
J. B. Hanson
W. A. Law
H. A. Renz
T. R. Sawyer
Beauty Chats on Waved Hair and Skincare Tips
Edna Kent Forbes explains waved hair suits many faces and can refresh tired looks. She cautions on hot irons, suggests dampening hair and rolling with curlers, and notes all over curling for natural balance. Also mentions scalp care after shaving and fashion notes on skirts and a standard teen physique.
The Wild Is the Sufferer in Neighborhood Drama
Ruth Cameron writes of a chaotic shop scene where a six year old girl dominates by mischief and indifference. A neighbor confronts the child gently while the mother shows lax restraint, provoking pity for the youngster and scorn from adults. The piece argues children need guidance to fit local norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Leaier
Sir
Dorothy
Madame Gauthier Charms Audiences in Multilingual Concert
Eva Gauthier, a celebrated mezzo soprano, drew a good crowd at the New Night auditorium for the second Rosas Conservatory concert. She sang in six languages, including Javanese and Malay, with translations provided, and wore native Java costume during folk numbers. Frederic Persson accompanied well as the program spanned classics, French songs, American pieces, and selections in Italian, Russian, and Spanish, ending with encores that delighted the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Gauthier
Oast Nigh Auditorium
Rosas Conservatory
Madame Gauthier
Yolcs
Waterloo
Rosina
Harer
Sunriso
Madama Gauthier
de Bussy
Frederic Persson
William Rachaus
FL. M. Ross
Bachaus
England
Tia
Cure for Oil Lamps in Rural Homes Unsafe but Manageable
The article argues oil lamps remain essential in rural homes and camps and advises careful selection and maintenance to minimize risks. It stresses a safe base, proper burner size, and an extinguisher for each lamp, plus using soft, loose mesh wick to ensure complete filling and reduce explosions. It warns against filling and lighting practices that can cause dangerous fumes or blasts and recommends daily, cautious care for a clearer, steadier light.
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Campa
Social gathering hosted by members and guests in friendly event
The group used the occasion to hold a party for their members and guests. About sixty men and women attended and spent the evening informally. Music was provided by Mrs. Iva Sawyer and William Brant. At the close, refreshments were served by the president, Mrs. Effie Zeiler, assisted by Mrs. Winnie Eggleston and Mrs. Gertrude Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ury
Iva Sawyer
William Brant
Effle Zeiler
Winnie Eggleston
Gertrude Wright
Business Women to Seek Members for Their Club
The Business and Professional Women's club launches its first membership drive from February 6 to 13 to recruit new members. Miss Lila Marcham and Mrs. Ruby N. Elam lead the campaign with a team of captains and committees, aiming to involve women who recognize the club’s needs and benefits.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Lila Marcham
Ruby N. Elam
Anna Decker
Bess Nichols
Lillian Ilileman
Elizabeth Manney
Mareham
Blam
Eda Behrens
Lois Cass
Maud Harmon
Ada Smith
Kenney
View Enlarged Y W C A Building Plans Friday
Friends may inspect the proposed new YWCA home at rooms Friday from 10 30 a m to supper hour. Building committee members will be present to explain plans and accept suggestions. Plans show three floors basement elevations and details at a scale of a quarter inch to the foot. This is the final chance for radical changes before approval. Luncheon for the committee at noon with informal discussion.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Friends of the Association
Church News Briefs Include Sewing Circle and Quilting
St Marys Sewing circle will meet Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium to devote time to charity sewing. Hostesses are Mrs C M McCraner Mrs K J Farrell Mrs John Welbes and Mrs Perry Witts. Ladies Aid will quilt all day tomorrow in the church parlors with a business session in the afternoon. Mrs Ed Burk sr and Mrs Ed Burk dr will host. Fidelis class of Graves Memorial United Brethren church elected officers last evening: Helen Whittle president Anna Fary vice president Bessie Hanson secretary Nellie Bickford treasurer. Refreshments were served at the McKinsey home after a sleighride for Simshine class of Calvary Evangelical church Monday evening Eunice McKinsey hostess.
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F. J. Limb
Columbia Circle
Library West
Grant Circle
Chesater Cadwallader
Sku Klux Klan
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
C. M. McCraner
K. J. Farrell
John Welbes
Ars. Perry Witts
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ed Burk
Wilbo
Fidelis Class
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Thelma Hartson
Helen Whittle
Anna Fary
Bessie Hanson
Nellie Bickford
McKinsey
Simshine
Calvary Evangelical Church
Eunice McKinsey
Elaborate Decorations and Music at K C Party
Thoughta of Columbus hosted a Columbus club dance at the K of C ball with 121 couples including Collegiats and Phi Sigma Chi. The ballroom featured red white and blue lighting, purple velvet drapes, a 100 balloon pendant, and an eight piece orchestra. Vocal solos by Agnes Thompson and harp by Viola Miller highlighted the program. Miss Thompson sang with the orchestra multiple times as W L Beecher and other officers greeted guests at the door.
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Thoughta
Columbus
Collegiats Club
Phi Sigma Chi
K. of C. Bal
Agnes Thompson
Viola Miller
Miss Thompson
W. L. Beecher
Grand Knight
J. H. Fitzgerald
Frank Wilhelm
Dan Brennan
B. J. McDonnell
H. F. Hoffer
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns for a Pretty Frock
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises its up to date costume patterns from the Fashion Department. Patterns cost 15 cents and are mailed to any address, with delivery about ten days. The child’s dress pattern shown is labeled A Pretty Frock for the Little Tot and fits sizes 1, 2, 4 and 6 years. Materials suggested include voile, gingham, percale, and nainsook with sleeve options in lyrist or elbow length.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
East High seeks after school jobs for 150 boys
Principal F J Miller asks city business and professionals to offer after school and Saturday work for about 150 East High students seeking employment. He notes many have inquired and urges employers to specify job nature when calling. Miller believes such work aids education during tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Miller
East High School
Mr. Miller
Club Notes Elects J O Trumbauer President
Mrs J O Trumbauer was elected president of the Happy Hour club at a 1 oclock luncheon yesterday at her home. Mrs S B Reed retired president presided. Mrs J W Rath read the year’s report. Other officers for 1923 include Mrs James Black vice president and Mrs J T Sullivan secretary and treasurer.
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J. O. Trumbauer
Happy Hour Club
S. B. Reed
J. W. Rath
James Black
J. T. Sullivan
Conference of county Sunday school workers planned
Unusual interest surrounds the county Sunday school workers conference to be held at First Brethren church Wellington and Sixth Streets tomorrow afternoon and evening. Iowa State Sunday School association leaders Miss Elizabeth Dean Dr G Herbrecht and Walter Otton will participate. An adviser service from 4 to 5 o'clock will let teachers consult with leaders on problems and methods to improve Sabbath schools.
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First Brethren Church
Wellington
Sixth Streets
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Elizabeth Dean
Or. G. Herbrecht
Walter Otton
Leathers
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Frank Sproul
FB. RF
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Willan Downes
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William Hamton
O. F. Wichman
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Waterloo Woman's Club
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Greater Waterloo Association
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W. F. Eightey
H. A. Boysen
I. GB. Fowler
Maggie
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