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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1927

Page

2

Engagement Shower for Frances Cimmivouti Ends in Heart Choir Honor

A kitchen shower at 22 Hammond Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J W McKillip and Miss Mabel Kies honored Frances Cimmivouti on the eve of her wedding to Leo J Smith. The couple will wed at Sacred Heart Church at 7 30 a m tomorrow amid pink peonies yellow iris and candles. Favors at 50 cents were won by Della Tritz Grace Simons, Mr Smith and Tony Berend. Guests included Rita Tritz Lucille Duffy Magdaline Lutgen Leona Kies Blanche McConeky Agatha Cimmigotti Mrs Joseph Averill Paul Bergen and Bert Lulenschloss. Margaret Welch assisted in serving. Verses directed the bride elect to hidden gifts while novelty gifts were given to the groom.

J. W. McKillip Hammond Avenue McKillip Mabel Kies Sacred Heart Choir Frances Cimmivouti Leo J. Smith Sacred Heart Church Della Tritz Grace Simons Mr. Smith Tony Berend

May Dinner Party by Soul Winners at First Evangelical

May Dinner Party of the Soul Winners class at the First Evangelical Church last evening featured a decorated dining room and a program of violin solo by Homer Albright with C Albert Scholin, musical readings, accordion and piano duets, Scotch songs, and a talk by Rev Clinton F. Smith on How Long Will America Last.

Evangelical Church Messrs Mines Harry Wauffman George Faust Harry Kober Ralph Smith Henry Rueppel W. (. Stover Homer Albright C. Albert Scholin Betty Donohue Miriam Yaggy Cornelius da

West Waterloo Teachers Enjoy Rotary Reserve Outing

About 150 members of the West Waterloo Teachers association and spouses picnicked yesterday at Rotary Reserve under education board sponsorship. Activities included a baseball game, a banquet with ham and sides, dancing to a 12‑member West High orchestra, and a pin award ceremony for top student grades.

West Waterloo Teachers Association Rotary Reserve Board of Education Ralph Sarff B. R. Mitchell Sarff West High School Ralph Pronk

Club Notes Seeks June Picnic At Byrnes Park

Star Rebekah club met yesterday with Mrs. J. E. Munson. At the June meeting the organization will entertain members at a picnic supper at Byrnes park. Happy Hour club was entertained at luncheon yesterday by Mrs. David Roby. Pink roses and white daisies were arranged on a long table. A picnic in two weeks will close the club season. Mrs. F. G. Wagner entertained Columbus club yesterday. Mrs. A. Kruse Mrs. Michael Welbes and Mrs. James Hurley received high scores at bridge.

Star Rebekah Club J. E. Munson Byrnes Park Happy Hour Club Black's David Roby F. G. Wagner Columbus Club A. Kruse Michael Welbes James Hurley

Local clubs and church events listed for Thursday

Tonight activities include Becker chapter at Eastern Star Masonic hall with Grace M E choir banquet at Black's texroom. Thursday afternoon features Pandora club with Mrs D W Graf, Double Five Club with Mrs Glen Peverill, Card party at St Johns school hall, and multiple clubs led by Mrs Sparkes Merriman Lynch Nicholas Kinniburgh Cole and others. Thursday evening ends with American Legion concert at Gates Park.

Becker Chapter Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall Grace M. E Black's Texroom Pandora Club D. W. Graf Glen Peverill Cardo St. John's — School Hall Central Christian Church S.J. Sparkes FE. O. P D. PF. Merriman FH. Lynch

Variety of Arts Tea Program at Waterloo Garden Club

Social week highlights Iris show and spring garden tea at Mrs. B. Rohlf home Friday. Program features songs by Anna Case, pieces by MacDowell and Wieniawski, ensemble dances, and a rhizomes sale to raise club funds. Officers greet guests. two invites per member. Birthday fest for Charmion Wroe marks twelfth with cake and game-filled afternoon. Loretta Graf to wed Li Fisher in Independence Iowa June 20. Graf teaches sewing in east district. American Legion hand concert at Gates Park with Civic Club hosting ice cream and cake for park-improvement fund.

Waterloo Garden Club BE. L. Rohlf Song of the Anna Case Sandman Roberts Ben Seehunemannee Robert Parratt MacDowell Karl Krause Souvenir du Pose Ben Swisher Henry Frank Herman C. Miller Henry Wurster Gwynne Weston Robert W. Parrott Allied Arts Conservatory of Music C. J. Conery J. G. Hildebrand Loretta Graf Independence Li. E. Fisher Walla Walla Wash Don ‘Borchers Miss Graf Iowa State Teachers College L. F. Graf Pasadena Cal George Fisher Jesup The American Legion Hand Gates Park

Quilt ing and aid society events at Lutheran churches

The Aid society of First Lutheran Church will hold an all day quilting event at the church with a picnic dinner at noon. Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. Charles Calleas and Mrs. Christina Kruger. Additional hostesses at 2 30 p m tomorrow are Mrs. Otto Schultz, Mrs. Doris Strohbehm and Mrs. H W Steege for the Aid society of Emanuel Lutheran Church meeting in the school auditorium.

Aid Society of First Lutheran Church Charles Calleas Christina Kruger Otto Schultz Doris Strohbehm H. W. Steege Aid Society of Immanuel Lutheran Church

Hints In Beauty Care Bracelets Fashion Notes

This advice warns against the bracelet craze leading to cheap imitations and urges choosing antique bracelets or minimal jewelry for smart style. It notes old pieces gain value, recommends seeking pre 1870 jewelry, and suggests experimenting with henna and indigo mixtures for hair color.

Nelle

Sacred Heart School Recital Schedule With Many Performers

Music class at Sacred Heart School presents a 7:30 pm recital in the school auditorium featuring a long lineup of students and ensembles. Performances include violin solos, vocal numbers, and orchestral selections by students such as Englemann, Mattingly, Hoffen, Wilson, and many others with accompanying pianists and teachers listed.

Sacred Heart School Sacred Heart Kroeger Vivian Tythim Orchestra Little Patriots Jkrogman Vohiyie Williams Mildred Kress Ee Englemann Margaret ” Meintee Coppee Hamer Joseph Averill Mattingly Elizabeth Lehinit Florence Boyland Bibbro Margaret M Grant Schaefer Blue Lagoon Mattingly Margaret Arend Lynnes Agnes Jolynn Levi du Ball Gillet Tripping Measure Franklin Helms Mahoney Holly Hocks Baldwin Dorothy McManus Farry Boul Eee Eae Hoffen Phyllis Ginger Helm Romance Logue Marjorie Boyland Tschaikowsky Englemann Margaret Laynch Barcarolle Cease Eee Hoffman Phyllis 'Mahoney Eaglyn Kemp Eeee Reese Bischoff Mildred McGreevy Angel Braga Donald Rawlins Sinding MacDowell Gavotte Gossee Billy Aber Indian Dawn Zamecnik G. Cavanaugh Adams Pixie Ballet Brown Apis Odeles Bes Wilson Julano Oleson Ee Ee Francis Nermanners Genevieve Rice Wilson Little Girl Mace Johnson Elizabeth Heinaman Mazurka Chopin Valse Ceee Eee Powell Lesley Schmock Smilin Penny Giles Cavanaugh Thelma Hasbrouck Marguerite Nemmers

Eva Fletcher and Carl Miller Bride and Groom

Eva Fletcher of 119 Argyle Street married Carl C. Miller secretary of the American Federation of Musicians local 334 in the First Lutheran church parsonage at 10 am Rev Henry Mueller officiated. The couple will reside at Argyle Street after a brief honeymoon in Des Moines. A pre nuptial bridge party honored the bride with high scores for Mrs Fred Kohl Mrs Fred Wittstock and Mrs Will Murphy. The note lists upcoming June league programs a YWCA dinner tour of Altstadt Langlas bakery a Morris Isle camping party and social events including a surprise birthday for Mrs Ida Minard and a reunion for Mrs Mattie Payne's children.

Eva Fletcher First Lutheran Church Carl ¢. Miller American Federation of Musicians Henry Mueller George Akreiman Leslie M. Hartmann Miller Des Moines Argyle Street Ikverman Bridge Fred Kohl Fred Wittstock Will Murphy Murphy Fay Wagner Gertrude Collentine Blue Triangle Edna Haegler Agnes Anderson Wilda Mae Beck Clara Cooper Merna Cummins Ruth Dungey Lela Fikenberry Altstadt & Langlas Bakery Morris Isle Waterloo

Navy Reopens All Branches to Enlistment

All branches of the United States navy were reopened to enlistment today after a temporary closure, with former servicemen excluded. The nationwide quota is 500 recruits weekly, rising over time. Minimum age 17. waivers for minor defects. Recruiters may take two character references instead of employers' references for first enlistment. Navy station at 425 Lafayette Building.

United States Navy T. B. Burns Naval Burns Naval Recruiting Station Lafayette Building

Engineers Licensed in Iowa for City Service

Licensed as professional civil engineers in Iowa were received yesterday by A. B. Cook and J. Carpenter assistants in the city engineer's office from the state executive council. The graduates of Iowa State College Ames recently passed examinations before the state board of examiners.

Iowa A. B. Cook J. &. Carpenter State Executive Council Iowa State College Ames State Board of Examiners

Cantata Tonight At East High Auditorium

Girls glee club from Fast Junior High presents the three part cantata A Midsummer Night in East High auditorium this evening at five o'clock under Miss Norma Guiser. Junior High boys glee club opens the program with five numbers.

Fast Junior High School East High Auditorium At & P.m Norma Guiser

City in Brief Reports on Local People and Events

Local items note Mrs. M. J. Sweet visiting Davenport while Mrs. O. W. Call returns from Los Angeles. Illnesses include Mrs. Fannie Dunham in critical condition. Edwin Moser, Civil War veteran, briefly out after five months in St. Francis hospital. Jury duty panels set for June. Injunction against Gur Burnett for liquor law violations granted. Illinois Central engine runs extended to 250 miles. Bankruptcy petition filed by Charles Corkery. Miss Mildred Bucklin successor details withheld. Car crash injures Theodore Menges. will of Mrs. Lucy A. Huntington leaves estate to Odell executrix. Red Cross Waterloo chapter official recovering from prostate surgery. Open rate one and one third fare Waterloo to Chicago via Chicago Great Western.

Lillian Mabon Tries Liquor Nuisance Case

Mrs. Lillian Mabon faced a jury in Judge G W Wood's division on an indictment accusing her of maintaining a liquor nuisance last March. Her attorney admitted 12 bottles of homebrew were in her home when police arrived but argued they were not for sale. County Attorney Fo Edwards said evidence would show a liquor purchase by the defendant.

Lillian Mabon Negress G. W. Wood Milton F. Fields Fo. O W. Edwards A. G. Lawrence C. B. Higdon Ruth Glaza A. R. Baxter HA. B. Philpot W. A. Covell Gertrude Shepherd A. B. Covert S. G

Jury panel named for case by Welcher Wright and others

The panel includes G. J. Wright Efe FE Sheldon and Russell L. DeGon among its members representing the jury selection for the upcoming case.

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