Society News Highlights Gather at Lunches and Parties
Miss Miriam Marsh hosts a pink and white luncheon at her South street home with Miss Clarice Lederer of Chicago as guest of honor. Outing and club gatherings follow at Sans Souci hotel Electric Park and Cedar River park featuring flowers, dinners, music, and picnics among local society members and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Marsh
Ferry Stall
Lake Forest
South Street
Clarice Lederer
Chicago
Harmony
Rose Flesicher
Ossian
Bernice Briggs
Emmetsburg
Grace Clifton
Dallas City
Ill
Helen Pritchard
Winona
Minn
Sans Souci
Sarah Pray
Evening Club
Electric Park
Fred Fisher
Bertha van Ingan
Catherine Pfalzgraf
J. Q. Berkley
Bertha Kelso
Hazel
Carlton
Neb
Lulu Miller
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Many Grantors Transfer City Lot in Waterloo
A deed filed with the county recorder transfers parts of lots 7 and 6 in block 15 Doe's addition for 2800 dollars. Eliza beth Phillips devisees totaling 67 individuals from England New Zealand and the United States are grantors with Charles G. Stearns as grantee. A similar earlier deed with the same number of grantors was filed for other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Elizabeth Phillips
England
New Zealand
United States
Charles G. Stearns
W Edgington Funeral Friday at 10 A M
The funeral of the late W W Edgington will be held from the home 214 Seventh street east Friday morning at 10 o'clock with burial in Fairview cemetery. Members of Robert Anderson Post No 68 G A R are asked to meet at their hall on Commercial street at 9 to attend the funeral in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Edgington
Seventh Street
Fairview Cemetery
Robert Anderson
Commercial Street
Waterloo In Brief Local notes and social updates
Waterloo watchers note visitors from Jesup Des Moines and Omaha. A license to wed issued for Rule Mitchell and Hattie Cordell. Mrs Mosher returns from Omaha. Mrs Bunt travels to New Mexico. Mr Hosteiler and family to Chicago and Indianapolis for sightseeing. Local editor EB Sadler visits Charles City. Dr Crabtree returns to Fort Dodge duties. Fair weather brings crowds to Electric Park as Teddy the bear challenge sparks kids interest. Ella Doty and Edna Doty, Stockton visitors, related to former local staff. Deputy Sheriff O Blenes reports at Fort Madison prison and Keokuk dam. Kindling price listed by Nauman Co.
Morgan Fights Through Reporters in Harsh Shyness Episode
The financier J P Morgan rebuffed a reporter asking about Churchill and war plans. He denied knowing if Britain would go to war, scoffed at bull moose ideas, and fled through a crowd as reporters pressed for answers. An actress collected subscriptions for the ship’s orchestra during the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Germany
Humph
Mr. Morgan
Kaiser
William
Roosevelt Independent Movement
Europe
Stanley Committee
Misa R. J. Stanwood
Delegates Return From State Progressive Convention
Black Hawk county delegates to the national progressive republican convention in Des Moines returned pleased with Emmett Johnson named presidential elector for the Third district. Johnson, long a Republican in Black Hawk county now aligned with progressives, drew strong support. L. H. Paulger of Cedar Falls named state committeeman for the Third district, also welcomed by local progressives. An observer noted no undercurrent and no counter sentiment at the convention. Mrs. Harry Doolittle and daughter of Cedar Rapids visited Mrs. F. E. Reed in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Des Moines
Emmett Johnson
Waterloo
Chucuk
Harry Doolittle
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Reed
Commercial Street
Mystery at the Deck Dance Unfolds Over Silent Music
Miss Stanwood confronts Mr. Morgan on the stairway about orchestra funds. He initially denies knowledge but later sends a check. At the deck dance he sits alone awaiting music, growling that the event feels like a funeral as staff scramble to set up the orchestra and tims rush into place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgan
Miss Stanwood
Tims
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