Luncheon Hosts and Bridge Party Featured in Black's Tea Room
Olivia Enderlein and Miss Jorie Wheelock hosted a daytime luncheon at Black's Tea Room with green and ink decor and summer flowers. guests included Mrs. C. N. Ogie and many Misses and Mesdames. Afternoon bridge followed at Miss Enderlein's home. Evening lodge events at Waterloo and upcoming club and church activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia
Enderiein
Jorie’ Wheelock
C. N. ‘Ogie
Mildred
Sloan
Aire
Gleason
Rose Haulotte
Mary Glevenson
Dorothy Beck
Miss Enderlein
Waterloo Woman's Club Plans English Life Program
The Literary division outlines a yearlong series on English life and letters from the pre Victorian era. Notable speakers include Dr J Richmond Morgan and Mrs Roger Birdsall with topics spanning Walpole to Burns and Scott.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Mmes
Raymond
Charles E. Pickett
Robert M
Knox
Jackson McCoy
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Roger Birdsall
England
Horace
Walpole
William Pitts
Harold Reuting
Jonathan Swift
Alexander Pope
Goldsmith and Sheridan
Williamb. Nauman
B. Boies
E. E. Magee
Goldsmith
Addison and Steele
Charles M. Howe
Walter Johnson
W. Chapman
W. H. Bickley
F. L. Marquis
Scotland
Robert Burns
Walter Scott
Scoti
C. N. Shane
J. G. McAlvin
Clarissa Harlowe
Samuel Richardson
Clarissa
Floyd Chamberlain
Bicl‘mond W. Schear
Henry Fielding
Tom Jones
B. V. Crawford
Department of English
Town State University
A. M. Wratislaw
School For Scandal
Sheridan
Writers of the Lake School
Samuuel ‘Yaster Coleridge
William Wordsworth
Thomas DeQuincey
Robert Southey
George W. Wood
H. C. Orrick
Charles Lamb
Callie Wieder
Jane Austin
E T. Alford
Revolutonists
Lord George Gordon Byron
Percy
Bysshe Shelley
E. L. Johnson
John Keats
Paul Sardeson
Recital by Dana Campbell and Lucile Cutler at Waterloo
Waterloo musicians Dana Campbell and Lucile Cutler present a voice violin recital in Gilchrist chapel at Town State Teachers College. The program features works by Kurtz Brahms Debussy and Massenet with pianists Miss Dresser Miss Gable and others assisting. Proceeds and timing noted for 8 p m tomorrow.
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Waterloo
Gilchrist Chapel
Town State Teachers College
Dana Campbell
Lucile Cutler
Lilian Dresser
Virginia Gable
Miss Cutler
Miss Gable
Miss Campbell
Miss Dresser
Cedar Falls
Luther A. Richman
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Edward
Godard
Ben
Schultz and Ryan Wed at Grundy Center
Alice Schultz and Raymond Ryan wed yesterday in Grundy Center at the First Congregational church with Rev. F. A. Winslow officiating. Attendants were LaVern Hursh. the bride is daughter of W. A. Schultz of Town Street and the groom son of P. J. Ryan of Reber Avenue. he works as a motor mechanic. The couple will reside on Reber Avenue.
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Alice, Schultz
Grundy
Center
Raymond, Ryan
F. A. Winslow
First “Congregational Church
LaVern Hursh
Nda
W. A. Schultz
Town Street
Ryan
P. J. Ryan
Reber Avenue
Til Reber Avenue
Courier Special Service
Independence
E. L. ‘Tate
Bessie B. Dumford
Waterloo
Waverly
W. A. Simmons
Paul Breitbach
Florence M. Mitchell
Tate
S. R. Tate
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mrs OToole Hosts Detroit Visitor At Bridge Party
Mrs J O Toolle hosted a bridge party at her home honoring Detroit guest Mrs W D Ebert. High score went to Mrs Emil Biefflen. A two course luncheon followed. The guest list included Mrs H Konvalinka, Mrs Stéfen, Misses Irene Zook, Marie Mangin, Mae Kann, and Elizabeth es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.o’toolle
W. D. Ebert
Detroit
Mich
Emil Biefflen
H. ‘C. Konvalinka
Stéfen
Irene Zook
Marie Mangin
Werns Mae Kann
Elizabethes
Bridge Party at Sun Nyside Country Club
This week’s bridge party at Sun Nyside Country Club will be held in the morning starting at 11 a m with a 1 p m lunch. Reservations for the luncheon are due tonight and a dinner dance is scheduled for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Freundschaft Club
Im Martin :Heyde
Hints In Beauty Care For Those Over Thirty
Edne Kent Forbes advises on money earning by appearing youthful after 30. Emphasizes maintaining a slim figure and youthful look to attract opportunities, noting age matters less than appearance. Warns that a persistent “middle-age” image hinders prospects and urges quick personal grooming changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edne Kent Forbes
Kent Forbes
Nite
Reverend F H Clark Dies in Mt Auburn Home
Oelwein report: Reverend Fred H. Clark 31 of Mt Auburn died at his father in law Fred W. Stephenson’s home leaving a widow and three children. Funeral plans not set. Also notices: Mrs Mary E Stebbins 78 died, funeral at 2:30 PM tomorrow in M E church, burial Woodlawn. Mrs J and Homes 157 died Sunday, services at Rangata, burial Dunham Grove. A. Howard 88 died suddenly at home with daughters Mrs Kappas and Mrs Xaepas.
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Courier
Oelwein
Fred H. Clark
Auburn
Fred W. Stephenson
Mary E. Stebbins
George
Elmer
Clancy
Arch
M. E
Woodlawn
J. &. Homes
Réngata
Dunham Grove
Jeanette Whitney
Cedar Rapids
A. Howard
Charles Kappas
Val Xaeppas
Surlal
al Lena
E. C
Legion Auxiliary Plans Two Conventions Delegates Named
Members of the American Legion auxiliary vote to send official delegates to county and state conventions. Mrs J B Becker and Mrs Henry Dallman named county delegates for an event in Hudson Illinois. Mrs Beck er and Mrs Franks on will attend the state convention in Council Bluffs August 13 to 15. The auxiliary also votes $5 to a departmental loan fund for children of ex servicemen to pursue education.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Johnsson
Church Society Picnic Plans At Parks And Church
Aldermanic First Presbyterian unit meets 2 30 tomorrow near flower beds by Byrnes park for summer races and group in charge. Walnut Street Baptist class visits Cedar River Park for picnic and supper with specified dishes if rain forces church venue. Homemakers and Weavers join at Lagan avenue country home for picnic transport via Mrs W F Thompson. East Park Presbyterian hosts 2 30 program by Mrs F H Shedd with picnic to follow. Women of First Presbyterian hold all day picnic at Mrs G A Morris summer cottage with speaker Mrs CG W Kline transportation set. attendees bring dishes and own utensils. Calvary Evangelical aids quilt in church parlors with 2 pm business session.
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Ald. Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Byrnes Park
Searchlight
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Cedar River Park
First Baptist Chhurch
lWeavers
Lagan Avenue
Garl Moline
W. F. Thompson
East Park Presbyterian Church
F. H. Shedd
Famely
Woman's Working Association of
G. A. Morris
CG. W. Kline
Charles Hath
Philippines
Aid Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
First Methodist Women to Picnic at Byrnes Park
The First Methodist Women plan an annual picnic tomorrow at Byrnes Park with a noon picnic dinner chaired by Mrs. BR Cassell. The afternoon features programs by the Woman's Home and Woman's Foreign Missionary societies, plus talks by Mrs. George Woodall and Miss Jeanette Oldfather. Music and a sociable ice cream and cake event at St. John's lawn follow in the evening.
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First Methodist Church
Byrnes Park
BR. Cassell
Woman's Home
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies
George Woodall
St. Paul's Church
California
Jeanette Oldfather
Korea
Spercia! Music
St. John's Rosary Society
St. John’s Church
Committee to study Lutheran colleges merger plan
Delegates at the triennial Evangelical Lutheran Synod convention deferred definite action on the proposed merger of the churchs colleges in Clinton. A commission will study the merger in detail with education and administration experts and report at the next synod session. The Ohio synod plans to act on the Iowa synods willingness to merge this year, potentially enabling a merger convention next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Waverly
Clinton
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Town
Ohio
Buffalo
Ohio Synod
Iowa Synod
Iowans
Children and ice cream safety and child development tips
Awise mother advises limiting rich ice creams for young children and preferring fruit sherbets and lighter frozen desserts. It notes sugar levels and suggests offering drinks freely when diluted and low in sugar. It also emphasizes letting children practice unselfishness through daily acts and responsibility, citing Pueblo Acoma as the oldest inhabited U S settlement.
Avalon Narcisse Lotion Beauty Ad Slogan
Fair Hands and Faces promotes Avalon Narcisse Lotion as a skin balm that repairs wind and sun damage, soothes irritation, and leaves skin smooth and porcelain like. Advertises large bottle four dollars and small bottle five to six cents, with special store pricing at retailers.
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Mresge
Tan without sunburn offered by universal cream
Advertisement promises a golden tan without sun exposure using a premixed product called Alycerina to be mixed with water and applied to exposed skin with a cold cream. Claims a safe tan with no burning or wrinkles and urges purchase from druggists.
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Alycerina
Limeade and punch recipes from a vintage drink scene
A collection of early 20th century beverages including Limeade with lime juice sugar ice and charged water Rose Punch with lemon and orange juice rosewater and honey Mock Mint Julep using lemons mint sugar and ginger ale with a long chill and pour over cracked ice.
Visitors and Arrivals Notebook from Local Homes
A jumble of names and addresses notes visitors and short stays across towns. Residents from Denver Colorado Springs Medford Dubuque Chicago Los Angeles and elsewhere visit relatives in the area, with several trips returning home after weeklong visits and summer plans.
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Western ‘Avenue
Russell McKay
Chicago
Pred A. Bacon
Home Park
Boulevard
Oays
IL. A. Crane
Mary Bruce
Medford
Ore
Jack ‘Cummings
Dubuque
Arthur Greham
Center Street
Gene Bruner
Mitteson
Richard
Shenandoah
Bruner
Frank’ Balensifer
Mynnie Bruner
Longfellow. Avenue
Gates College Alumni Association
Gates
Woman Confesses Firing Shots at Brother Now Committed
Creston July 17. Mrs. Fred W. Grandfield admitted firing three shots at her brother Frank Ford in Earlham. She claimed fear he would send her to an insane asylum. She was ordered committed here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Fred W. Grandfield
Frank Ford
Earlham
Yesterdy
Patterns Offered by Waterloo Evening Courier Department
The Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department advertises patterns priced at 15 cents each. Patterns include seam allowances and orders are filled as quickly as possible, with delivery expected about ten days after sending the order.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Sunsning Rebekah Lodge
Ocry Hal
O.t. U
County Farm
Country Club
H. G. Wy
Friendship Circle
Warten Frink
Division of Womans’ ‘Club
Ligat
Alice Schultz
Raymond Ryan
Grundy ‘Center
O’toole
F. H. Clark
MT. Auburn
Legion Auxilary
Bessie Dumford
E. L. Tate
Waverly, Ia
Church News
Synod
Iowa
Acoma. &. M
United States
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Los E. Ninth St
Paris
Phillipe Et Gaston
Qualiy
Atreet
Henry Deitertie
Dexter
Mars
Abba Palmer
Topper
Lake Okabot
Mayme ‘Berenson
Locusttreet
Optometrists
Evening Courier Patterns
Beens
Oes
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