Society Notes Highlight Local Bridge and Birthday Parties
Sunnytide society notes list a Sunnyside Country Club bridge evening drawing nearly 100 players, Sigma Nu fraternity dinner, and a birthday party hosted by Mrs D S Ramage for her children James and Betty. The column names multiple social events, hostesses, teas, musicales, and club gatherings with guests from Des Moines to Cleveland, plus a wedding at St Mary’s rectory and charity meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Sigma Nu Fraternity
D. S. Ramage
James
Betty
Helen L. Davis
Olive Ellsworth
McComb
Ellsworth
Sophie Newcomb
Funcheon
George Scales
Bridge
Rudolph
Porch Parties Honor Avonue Jameson and Others
A sequence of social events highlights Avonue Jameson’s engagement to Arthur Elliott of Boston with a porch party, gifts, and a color pink and lavender theme. Other notices include Lily Haus announcing her marriage to Herman Beier, a First Brethren society election, Gladys Montgomery’s upcoming wedding, a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Hufstader, and social staff leadership in Cedar Rapids schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hommel
Mizz Avonue Jameson
Miss Jameson
W. K Hostetler
Roy Duke
James Duer
Los Angeles
Cal
Dewey Colton
Miss James
Rainbow Drive
Douglas Kloss
Mrs. Kloss
Elizabeth Sail
Lily Haus
Herman Beier
Waucoma
Hazel Dow
Rambina Olcon
Nowers
Dewey Callahan
Walter Koob
H. Theilman
Ada
Margaret Fists
Iider-Elect
Lansdale club party at Ne-Paw-Win cottage
A 500 party took place at the Cluba Ne-Paw-Win cottage on Rainbow drive yesterday afternoon. Mrs. L. A. Simmons hosted the event for D. C. D. club members. Luncheon was served at five by the hostess and Mrs. Walt Ainslie. Visitor Mrs. Emery Loo mis attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Stewart
Button K. Kinsell
Triple Four Club
Naomi Stewart
Miss Stewart
Roy Stevens
Mary C. Schmidt
Cleveland, C
Emma Schmidt
Lafayette Park
Pearl Anton
First Brethren
A. A. Bontrager
Women’s Missionary Society
Mra Gien Lichty
Lulu Mosier
Lewis Miller
Audrew Straver
B. J. Thompson
Vera Reber
Jean Miller
Mary Louise Beachler
Mmes
Wat Brown
Orin Gnagy
Caleck
Rainbow Drive
L. A. Simmons
Walt Ainslie
Emery Loomis
Veiled Princess and the Carrot Goblin Tale
In a garden the Veiled Princess meets a carrot goblin who offers magical help to become beautiful for her husband, the Prince. He orders daily carrot work and kitchen care, claiming a magic balm will reveal beauty when she returns home to her mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Carrot Goblin
Princesses Gifted Beauty and Secret Disguise
The princess admires a magic mirror and sees a face more beautiful than any dream. Her husband, the prince, praises her beauty and urges her to discard the mirror. The princess throws away her mirror but keeps her secret, never admitting she has always remained beautiful.
Just Nerves and Mental Habits to Avoid Nerves
Ruth Cameron argues against sensationalizing nerves and urges practical health steps. The piece promotes sleep outdoor activity proper chewing deep breathing hydration and regular elimination as preventive measures, stressing relaxed decisive living and self reliance to avoid medical care for nerves.
Beauty Chats On Complexion And Health From Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes advises on improving complexions through diet and habits. She recommends pineapple or orange juice, leafy greens, and tomatoes, plus cold-water splash routines and tailored dress lines. The piece notes a 130 pound ideal, gym rope skipping, and styles for in-between hair color, ending with a Louisiana paper printed on wallpaper.
Sumool Nurse to Continue Duties in Black Hawk County
Black Hawk County public health efforts for rural communities look set to continue with funding from several boards. Officials including H Moeller and the Black Hawk County Public Health Association report progress as rural and town boards consider proportional aid. Waterloo and Cedar Falls retain separate nursing staffs, delaying final decisions until more boards meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
American Red Cross
Matie Simonsen
Black Hawk County Public Health Association
County Board of Education
H. ©. Moeller
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Legion Appeals Edr Soldier Ald Becker-Chairman
American Legion endorses adjusted compensation bill for former service members. Becker-Chapman post backs the measure urging Senators Cummins and Kenyon to support passage this session. Veterans’ leader Edward L. Rohlf calls for persistent lobbying despite presidential opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman Post
Becker
American
Legion
Harding
Senate
Cummins
Kenyon
Becker-Chapman
Army
Navy
Iowa
Veterans of Waterloo
Yin
Edward L. Rohlf
City in brief eyeing glasses and local items
Mrs M J Morgan left for a three weeks visit with relatives in the Black Hills. Mrs Laura Hubbard and Miss Jane Bord were guests then left. A Studebaker stolen in La Crosse Wis may head this way. Mrs C M Lyon and daughter Maybeth Eloise returned from a five week visit with Lyon’s relatives. Chicken thieves took 60 four week old chicks at Joe Koerner’s home. James Dunlevy reported a collision. no injuries. O F Teeter’s leg infection remains serious. possible blood poisoning. Litchfield family to Grey Eagle Minn. H O Kelley to Chicago for two weeks at Northwestern summer school. Ice cream social planned by the social band. London births and marriages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Morgan
Black Hills
South Dakota
Laura $. Hubbard
Mt. Vernon
Jane Bord
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Johnson
Studebaker
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Waterloo
C. M. Lyon
Maybeth Eloise
Escanaba
Mich
Lyon
A. M. Robertson
Joe Koerner
Falls Avenue
Koerner
James Dunlevy
Maple Street
Mulberry
Mullan Avenue
Earl Parker
Jesup
O. F. Teeter
H. L. Litchfield
Northwestern Universty
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern University
James Bourns
Washington Streets
Benefit of Council
I Bluff
Girl Travels Three Blocks While Appearing Sleepy
Iris Pettit aged four, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Pettit of Missouri Valley Iowa, wandered from the family home about 3 a m and walked three blocks to a neighbor s porch where she resumed a morning nap. Firemen woke her around 4 a m after parents alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs. In
Iris Pettit
William Pettit
Missouri Valley
Paul estate in legal tangle mucks probate hearing
In Waterloo Cedar Falls district court a probate hearing is set for James G. Kilmer of Overdale NM to remove Henri Paul as administrator of Ruth Desire Paul's estate and appoint George S. Morning in his stead. Kilmer, 58, is the deceased’s only child and protests on legal grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
James G. Kilmer
Overdale
N. M
Henri Paul
Ruth Desire Paul
George S. Mornin
Kilmer
A. B. Lovejoy
Waterloo
Reed, Tuthill & Reed
Tudge Wood
Edna Wainey
Miss Wainey
Mrs. Paul
Pattern orders from Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department with designs and 15 cent pattern prices. Orders are filled promptly, though delivery may take about ten days after sending in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Building and Loan Association Moves Into New Quarters
The Waterloo Building and Loan Association relocates to larger, more convenient quarters in the Ellis hotel block at Fifth and Sycamore, marking its peak growth after more than 35 years of operation. The move follows the American Trust and Savings Bank vacancy, with Lewis Lichty and the late Matt Parrott among its notable early leaders. The Charles M. Young Insurance Company also shifts into the Waterloo vacated space at 207 Fifth Street East, each office outfitted with proper fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Ellis Hotel
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
American Trust & Savings Bank
Waterloo Building & Loan, Association
Lewis Lichty
Matt Parrott
TDA
Waterloo
Charles M. Young Insurance Company
Young
Fifth Street East
Damages Sought for Smashed Automobile
A damage suit filed in municipal court seeks 425 plus costs from R C Moory after an automobile crash on Rich street June 25. L Gormley claims his car was worth 500 before the collision and 75 after. defendant allegedly drove at least 30 mph, wrecking the vehicle. Attorney Fred OQ Parrish represents Gormley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Street
Fred OQ
Parrish
Gormley
Rotary Visit To Prep Camp Brings Welcome Supper
Rotarians led by M C A officials visit the prep campers on Anderson’s Island. The boys enjoy a daily program with swimming and outdoor recreation while expressing homesickness and a wish to delay next Tuesday. W A Lane, president of the board, will speak tonight on essential life principles as Cedar Falls YMCA Camp plans continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Anderson's Island
C. A. Morris
Messrs
Adam
Simmons
Court
Buchanan
Mille
Sibert
Lane
W. A. Lane
Board of Directors
C. W. Chapman
Allen H. Hea
Association
Georg E. Lichty
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
Cedar Fails
Y. MC. A
Waterloo
M. C. A. Waterloo
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Society News
Sunnyside Club
Wild Rose Club
Susan George
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. E. Johnson
Boston
Laura Hubbard
Mount Vernon
Johnson Home
Kate Bronson
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Robert Anderton
Walnut Street Baptist—Workers of Home Department
Byrnes Park
Hach
W.R. O
Women’s Relief Corps
N— Union Congregational
E. N. Draper
Jennie Stricker
Industrial Society
Woodman Circle
Avonue Jameson
R. C. Hufstader
Union Congregational Choir
Glen Richards
Hufstader
St. Pauls M. E
Jane Boyd
Ruth Cameron
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
R. D
Louisiana
Nome
Paris
Sumool
County Boards of Education
London
Paul Estate Fo
L C
Kimballs
Illinois Central
Kimball
Cedar River Park
Gallagher
Melvin
Adair
Buck
I. C
Chicago I. C
Palm Beach
Waterloo Laundry Co
Steele
Ugham
Chambrey
Leeens
Teeter E Eee
Building and Loan Association
Horlick's
Rotarians
WSITY
Anderon's Island
Watarloo, Ta
Waterloo Cider Co
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