Iowa Delegates Invite B P W Convention to Des Moines
Iowa delegates led by Enna Huntoon plan to invite the national Business and Professional Women’s federation to meet in Des Moines for the fifth convention. Supported by state groups and Iowa Chamber of Commerce, they may move the 1924 meeting to the Mississippi valley. several local organizers and early arrivals in Chattanooga, with Mrs. W. D. Ives and Lila Marcham among those expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enna Huntoon
Dubuque
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
National Federation
Chattanooga
Tenn
Des Moines
State Federation
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Portland
Ore
Middlewest
Federation
Mississippi Valley
Middle- West
St. Paul
Minn
W. D Ives
Lila Marcham
Waterloo Club
Elizabeth Kenney
Katherine ‘Gartside
Philadelphia
Gartside Iron ‘Rust’ Soap Company
Chain parties aid Waterloo clubhouse fund
A ten member chain party begins Thursday at noon with Mrs J Levingston hosting a luncheon for ten Waterloo clubwomen including Mrs C W Gianinas and Mrs B J Howrey. Each guest pays 12 dollars and then hosts ten more members, continuing until all participate to raise funds for the new clubhouse. A Denver chain has raised 35000 for a girls dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Howrey
Er Cropper
Eal Boggs
Ww. Biel
George Wnauman
We Hemeworth
H. M. Reed
Tea Langlas
Denver
Colo
S O V Groups Entertain Officers Tribute in Waterloo
S O V groups and the Sons of Veterans will host visiting members from several units at a 7 o’clock Memorial Hall dinner to honor division officers and officers in Waterloo. A reception will follow at 8 15 with a program for distinguished guests, featuring local officials H J Crowell F M Stull and R J Snodgrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Camp
Robert Anderson
Memorial Hall
Waterloo
H. J. Crowell
F. M. Stull
R.J. Snodgrass
Sons of Veterans
Beauty Chats: A Homely Woman Creates Dainty Surroundings
Edna Kent Forbes describes how a poor woman used color and light decor to seem beautiful. She brightened walls with pale yellow, added cheery fabrics, bright enamels, and hanging ivy. Summer gardens and soft clothing choices complemented her dainty, colorful approach.
People Just Are and How to Live With Them
A Ruth Cameron column argues that people simply are as inherited tendencies and environment shape them. It urges accepting others with understanding and sympathy rather than blaming them, sharing examples of a troubled youth, jealousy, and the need to forgive as experience grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedpte Justi
Picnic Plans And Club Activities In Cedar River Park
Local families R N A Picnie Royal Neighbors prepare a Cedar River park picnic on Tuesday with afternoon entertainment and supper including coffee, cream and sugar. Central Christian Young Married People class hosts a 6 30 p.m. picnic at the same park. Ankumon Klub plans a dancing party at Hotel Russell-Lamson. First M E Woman's society hosts a charity party Wednesday 2 to 5 p.m. at the church parlors. United Presbyterian Miss Marian Templeton to host a Sunday school class gathering at Jesup. Kum-Chat-Awhile club an all day picnic Tuesday. Sacred Heart Catholic Cee s club meets Tuesday 7 40 a.m. at parish hall. Story excerpt about a mouse nurse conveys caution about predators. Tonight’s recipe notes and “Tomorrow’s story” tease precede a plum orange conserve preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River Park
Central Christian
G. W. Chester
Aw Munsan
Sacred Heart—Catholic
Gran Mouse and the Field Mouse Tale of Mouse Family
A story in which Tim Mouse marries Miss Field Mouse and returns to share newborn babies with his grandmother. Grandmother’s pantry walls and field life clash as Mrs. Mouse faces loneliness while Tim seeks approval, and Miss Puss enters the scene watching from the pantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Mouse
Granny Mouse
Miss Field Mouse
Tim Mouse
Tim
Mrs. Mouse
Miss Puss
Rainbow Bard to Play Waterloo Two Weeks in July
The Rainbow division band formerly the One Hundred and Sixty eighth, under Lou Morgans, schedules a two week engagement from July 16 to 29. Free concerts in Lincoln and Washington parks alternate days, with a sacred concert linked to a union service in Lincoln park Sunday night. Matinees on Sundays and weekdays, with evening concerts nightly, aim to draw many visitors. funds are being raised by subscription to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Division
One Hundred and Sixty Eighth Division
Lou Morgans
Lincoln
Washington Parks
Union
Lincoln Park
Ballpark
Bathe Stricken as Appendix Ruptures at Golf Tourney
William Bathe, professional in charge of Sunnyside Country club golf links, is seriously ill at Passavant hospital Chicago after a ruptured appendix during the national tournament. Doctors say gangrene has set in and he was operated on immediately with reports noting his critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bathe
Sunnyside Country Club
Passavant Hospital
Chicago
13-Pound Catfish Reported by Liebert at Finchford
Liebert G. of 320 Belmont street landed a blue channel catfish weighing 12 pounds and three ounces after about ten minutes of patient maneuvering with an English sparrow used as a lure. The fish came from the west fork of Shell Rock river near Finchford, Iowa, as part of a fishing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebert
Belmont Street
West Fork
Shell Rock River
Finchford
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G. G. Club
J. M. Jensen
P. Parors
Miss Morrison
Jean Morrison
Nelle Pack
Ard
Jean, Morrison
United Presbyterian
India
United Presbyterian Church
Marie Packard
Helen McCleary
Anna Murray
A. Pillough
Linden M. E. Church
Marguerite
Juanita Miller
Minnesota
First Presbyterian
Byrnes Park
Andy Mitchell
M. Morris
J. H. Blitch
Dorothy
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Vparty
Sheridan
H. Storm
Dorothy Mayer
Mildred Neff
Ruth Adams
Ankumon Klub
Klub
Russell- Lamson At & P. m
Johnson's Pavilion
Wednnesday
M. E
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Marian Templeton
Otis
Tin’ Mouse
Granny
Hin
Sandman
Rainbow Bard
Corn Products Refining Company
Dept. A. Argo
East
Ilinete Street
Chicago, Ill
Aaro
Silkk
Brodie
Batiste
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