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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1911

Page

8

Charming Japanese luncheon graces Park avenue residence

Society notes describe a refined Japanese luncheon at Mrs. Robert M. Knox on Park Avenue East attended by 35 guests. Hostesses Mrs. Knox Mrs. Charles W. Bown and Mrs. Pine showcased Japanese decor and a four course menu with Sun symbols of the era. Visiting guests from Tacoma honored at a later tea.

Robert M. Knox Park Avenue East Charles W. Bown Pine Knox Japan F. F. McElhinney Edmund O. Miller John O. Knox

An Instantaneous Wrinkle Remover

The article promotes a home face wash using saxolite and witch hazel to reduce wrinkles. It claims immediate improvements after first use and notes the remedy is simple, harmless, and widely used by women to improve appearance and confidence.

ENJOYABLE KITCHEN SHOWER FOR MISS JACOB

Miss Mary Jacob, bride elect, celebrated with a kitchen shower hosted by Grace McElroy and Myrie Gurton at Grace McElroy’s home north of Waterloo. About 25 young ladies hid useful items around the house for a playful hunt, followed by a two course repast in a heart-decorated dining room. Out of town guest Mrs. R. B. Christopher of Rocky Mountain, NC attended.

Mary Jacob Grace McElroy Myrie Gurton Waterloo R. B. Christopher Rocky Mountain N. C Miss Jacob Grace Manning W. F. Lowe Wellington Street Delta Alpha Society First Baptist Church Alta McChane Lodomia Clay Miss Manning Lucy Church Newellstret Mary Bartlett Irene Gould Wm. Holman C. E. Holman C. F. Thompson Noble Wisconsin

Waterloo Young People Wed In Vinton And Waterloo

Miss Louise Meyer of Vinton and Wm Graham of Waterloo wed at a Vinton home in a Tuesday ceremony by Rev Beatty. Attendants were John Meyer and Mrs Dora Davis. The bride, a former night operator, and groom, a rural mail carrier, will live at 927 Baltimore street after August 5. Also announced Waterloo pair Grace Moody and Earl Scott wed in Minneapolis, simple ceremony with few relatives, head to Waterloo afterward.

I. C Fort Dodge Christian Church Edna Miller French A. Rogers Waterloo Mr. Kopp Benjamin van Dyke F. A. Rogers Illinois Central Railroad North Barclay Street Vinton Louise Meyer That City Wm. Graham R. Beatty Methodist Church of John Meyer Dora Davis Garrison Benton County Corn Belt Telephone Company Route 4 Baltimore Street Grace Moody Earl Scott Minneapolis Miss Moody W. J. Moody Missoula Mont Scott Nashua C. E. Scott Clinois Central East Waterloo High School University of Iowa Mankato, Minn Iowa Mausoleum Company

Picnic Club Hosts Social and Plans for Picnic Date

Mrs James Parrott hosted Picnic club at Third Avenue East home with a 1 pm arrival and a two course luncheon. Guests spent the afternoon playing bridge and socializing with plans to invite husbands to a future picnic. Married at Waverly: Albrecht son of Louis Albrecht and Clara Lillian Clark of Waterloo wed by Mayor Hazrett last Friday.

S. A. Craiglow Symphony Club Thompson Avenue William Brown Independence W. J. Buckley Dubuque Waterloo E. Smiley Charles Zeran James Zeran Ray Lewis E. E. Waters Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul’s M._ E Riehl Street James Parrott Third Avenue East Waverly Hernmian Albrecht Louis Alebrecht Clara Lillian Clark Hazrett

Enterprise 19 livel y place in North Waterloo district grows

The Enterprise Place district in North Waterloo buzzes with activity as Star Manufacturing begins erecting a $120,000 concrete steel building under Albert Leas A A Koch supervision to manufacture iron and steel implements. A C F N concrete depot for Associated Manufacturers is also rising, sidetracks for eight factory locations are in place, and Fourth Street extension work progresses toward completion with sidewalks curbing and street lighting planned.

Enterprise Place Waterloo A. A. Koch Albert Lea, Minn Star Manufacturing Company Associated Manufacturers’ Association Fourth Street Lne

Fined Slugging Incident Involving Hamacher And Kelderling

After a six week police inquiry into the slugging of William Hamacher a Logan Avenue grocer on the S C tracks near East Fourth Street Fred Kelderling a local dairy driver was arrested for assault and battery He admitted the offense claiming Hamacher hurled abuse Kelderling and Hamacher were arraigned before Judge Caldwell both charged with fighting Kelderling fined 10 Hamacher ordered to pay 25 to the court Hamacher protested saying he was not questioned properly.

William Hamacher Logan Avenue S. C East Fourth Street Fred Kelderling Kelderling Hamacher Caldwell Keiderling

Removing Her Skin For A Clear Complexion

An old fashioned cosmetic claim recommends mercolized wax as a night treatment to remove discolored skin and reveal new beneath. It promises safe, private use by women and claims to erase freckles tan liver spots pimples and other blemishes.

All aboard for Boston town party to attend national convention

A 33 person rail party leaves Rock Island sidetrack Bluff street tomorrow at 4 30 pm for the national convention of women in Boston next week. Reservations cover a large Pullman car with many named travelers, plus others may join before departure. After the convention most will tour eastern points. Also reports of a street accident involving Percy Hanna and George McNutt on Fourth street. Boulevard lighting petition circulates for Fourth Street area. Mrs L B Dickinson returns to Gary Ind from visiting parents in town.

Boston Town Union Station Boston Rock Island Bluff Street Park Avenue H. BE. Kiester Harry Casebeer Bert Lichty Harvey Chapple Joseph Paquin L. S. Larsons E. E. Wilson F. G. Wilson Paul Davis Cart Davis Harvey Parr Warren Proctor P.M. Ray John Andrews J. A. Townasley R. A. Dunkelberg Kaffer J. W. Galloway J. T. Shanewise B. W. Sehunemann O. Hummel Mildred Harry Hummel Welland Smith G. H. Dunkelberg DD K. Wilson Waverly Percy A. Hanna George BE. McNutt Black Hawk Street Fourth Street Commercial Street McNutt

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Society E. G. Richards C. M. Sherman Tacoma Wash Mattie Mason George N. Cousins Mulberry Street B. W. Schuneman Richards Walter W. Dotson Sherman O. J. Thomas Alden Dotson B. 5. Hillman Franklin Street Margaret Struble le Mars State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Sioux City J. M. Fettes Little Falls Minn George Kirscher Fettes James Strubie Helen Strubie LeMars Paris J. F. Mulkern Walnut F. ©. Hussey Mulkern W. L. Buckley A. P. Gibbs J. B. Brunner Chautauqua Park Worth Hillman Nathan Sharp Big Woods Camp Cadillac C. W. Illingworth W. W. Wyant C. A. Morris Deborah Society First M. BE. Church Ladies’ Social Union the Universalist Church Effie McCollum Jones Iowa Street Miss Herring Charles City W. H. Jennish M. F. Slutter George Blasdell Blanche Strickler The Kimball Printing Company E. J. Margrett Eleventh Street West Vera Crozier Irene Gaskins Blas Emanuel Evangelical Association Church Katie Berdas Dayton Ohio C. A. Stern Sidney Simon Walnut Street Reeve Mary Lyddon Kansas City Mayorette Hallowell Alice Rugg Miss Lyddon Sacred Heart Altar Society C. BE. McCarty Ladies of the Sacred Heart Altar Society Washington Apartments C. H. Gilliam Reidy Washington Street Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School Fishgrove R. EB. Crowther Annex Enterprise Lively Place ALL “Board For Tomorr Hanna McNutt Waa Duchess C. H. Eightney’s Rock Island Tracks Hridge Street Fine Farm G. W. Wilson Hudson Road F. M. Wilson West Fourth Street Iowa Kenwood Union Depot James Gardiner Co Jefferson and West Fifth St
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