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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1921

Page

2

Summer social at Sunnyside clubhouse dazzles with pageantry

A gala reception and dance for about 580 members and guests christened Sunnyside Country Club’s new clubhouse. The event featured a grand march, Chinese inspired decor, a Punch and buffet supper, and a varied program with Miss Elizabeth Werblesky and Harold Pratt as featured performers. The season opens with Sunday musicales planned, and a full slate of gatherings is anticipated.

Board of Government Elizabeth Werblesky Des Moines Old Madrid Harold Pratt Oley Speaks Ber Rose C. Whitney Combs Miriam Marsh Lehman Patty Lindner McClain Helene Balliett Henry Iblings Paul Davis Mise Miriam Marsh

Oldtime Concert Presents Variety of Entertainment

A First Presbyterian church sponsored evening at East High Auditorium features "The Old Fashioned Concert and District School" with an A. R. string trio, oldtime fiddlers, vocal solos by Mrs. Lindner and Mrs. Trevartten Seaborn, piano and violin selections, a G. A. R. veterans violin trio, and a 1850s style speaking school performance led by J. O. Trumbauzer. Twenty six youngsters in period dress enact lessons and speaking roles before a school committee and guests.

First Presbyterian Church East High Auditorium Hich A R Kathleen Maronmeen Tisto Lindner Seton Sors Jean Danijet Blizaett Starz Delia HoMister de Maidens Praser Oliver Stevensor Toung Caarm Ola Virginny Blow Sterorth George Welker J. E. Brinkaman Fiend Chamberlain Oliver Stevenson P. H. Pavisen H. B. Kelly Helene Barnett Laverne Beal Covell Gilier Merriman Sawyer Emile Trevartten Seaborn Elihu Wilkins J. O. Trumbauzer Deacon Josiah R. A. Buck Urien Sheoks W. J. Stevenson Zebedes von Pelt G. R. Spensler Humility Partridge 5. W. Weatherill Endurance Peterkings Mary L. Day Charity Homwell Ida Cooley Penelope Pore Charity W. Kline Portas Skinner J. E. Ridenoar Deborah Tubba D. L. Tudds Tamperance Whitestone Weiere Bajration Doolittle Ros Jerumba Antoinette Sepepecesess B. W. Schounemen

B P W Club Deliberates On Wages Law At June Meeting

Waterloo business and professional women discuss opposing a nine hour day and minimum wage bill or instruct representatives to back protective legislation for women. KE McCoy explains measure while H O Bernbrook argues against it. Public meeting 8 p m. June plans include summer picnics and tennis, with Miss Winifred Garvin leading community singing.

Waterloo National Federation Cleveland Business KE. H. McCoy H. O. Bernbrook Park Board Winifred Garvin Clu

East High Philomathians Honor Banquet Opens 1921 Season

East Highs Senior Philomathians hosted a 6 oclock banquet at Blacks to celebrate 12 graduating members and the societies five year founding. A literary program preceded dinner with readings, duets, and toasts led by Principal Fred J. Miller and Superintendent C Wirline. Diplomas signed for honorary membership were presented to senior members, and officers were installed: Clark Kniss president Rita Riggs vice president Helen Koepke secretary Dea Lavagee treasurer Ralph Jameson sergeant at arms Truman Walters finance officer.

East High Philomathian Literary Society Black Dorothy Wilbur Truman Walters Rita Riggs Fred J. Miller Frst C. Wirline Forum Helen Koepke Philomathian Clark Kniss Truman Minnie A. Zeuch Unknown Lord Eugene Smith Miss Zeuch Clark Kuiss Dea Lavagee Ralph Jameson

First Program for Children Draws Good Audience

Waterloo Players presented at Plaza theatre as an experimental program for youngsters drawing a good-sized audience. Mrs. J. E. Ridenour announced ongoing Saturday morning shows with a hoped rapid next entertainment. A juvenile motion picture day and additional attractions are promised. "To the Hills" an oriental pantomime delighted the young crowd along with esthetic dances and community singing.

Waterloo Players Plaza Theatre J. E. Ridenour

Kumchatawhile Club Guests and Upcoming Picnic

All members of Kumchatawhere club were guests of Mrs. A P. Smith yesterday. In July the club will have a picnic at the home of Mrs. John Munson. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting. Tuesday at 1 p m Mrs Moses Ricker will entertain members of Happy Hour club at luncheon at Sunnyside Country clubhouse.

Kumchatawhile Club A P. Smith John Munson Moses Ricker Happy Hour Club Sunnyside Country Clubhouse

Free Methodist Mission Talk At Business Men's Lunch

Invitations sent to city business and professional men for a 6 p m June 7 lunch at Black's tearoom host A J wards James M Graham C F Altstadt C A Morris Ira Rodmar Paul Davian A Pepa C W Chapman George E Lickly and George W Huntley. Fellowship meeting to discuss the Free Methodist mission church at Lane and Franklin streets under Rev T J Fuller.

Black A. J.wards James M. Graham C. F. Altstadt C. A. Morris Ira Rodamar Paul Davian Pepa C. W. Chapman George E. Lickly George W. Huntley New Frea Methodist Church Lane Franklin Streets Free Methodist Church T. J. Fuller Mr. Endeavor Christian Endeavr Epworth League Wendell D. M.sprayer Barrett Warren Norton Isdem Archer Avenue Mav C. W. Harrop Nevada Street Epworth St Paul's Rev. C. Luce Broadway Epworth Jesgus Midwecek East High St Paul's Church W. F. Spry Franklin 2Nd Lane D. C Albany Mobile H.C. Boyd Young Men'a A.C. H

Down to date church plant in distant city area

A church project advances in a remote city district. A Sunday school with strong enrollment already operates regularly, and all church activities including mission work are in healthy condition. The entry notes plans to remodel and expand into two other sectors.

Beauty Chats On Home Cosmetics And Remedies

Bona Kent Forbes offers economical tips to make at home cosmetics including a simple cleansing cream with white wax spermaceti mineral oil rose water borax and almond oil. She notes benefits for pores and skin, cautions about dark circles and pimples, and advises herbal hair rinse with Egyptian henna and walnut shell coloring for lashes.

Walnut Street Baptist Choir Plans Special Sunday Service

Walnut Street Baptist church will host a special musical service Sunday evening replacing the usual worship. The program opens with organ preludes and features vocal solos, duets, and quartets. No sermon Sunday morning. Dr. D I Purser Jr to speak on Never Man So Speak.

Walnut Street Baptist Church D. I Purser, Jr Guilmant

Joseph Cretzmeyer Overseas Soldier Buried in Waverly

Funeral services for Joseph Cretzmeyer 25 died in France Oct 17 1919 were held at St Marys Catholic church in Waverly Iowa. He served in the medical corps 351st infantry died in Belfort hospital and was buried in Heilicourt cemetery before shipment home. Surviving parents three brothers five sisters and a teacher Mother Genevieve attended.

John ©. Stuart Columbia College Dubuque M. M. Hoffman Dubuque College American Legion ‘Post Charles H Argona Frank X Emmetsburg

Diverse church notices outline weekly services and leaders

A long list of churches across the city details pastors, Sunday schools, morning and evening services, youth groups, and midweek prayers. Denominations include Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Congregational, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and others with addresses and schedule notes.

200 Girls to Learn Swimming at Athletic Society

Registration for 200 girls aged 9 to 15 to receive two weeks of swimming lessons at East High pool, June 13 to 24, with sessions 10 to 11:30 a.m. on June 10 and 11. Fee 50 cents goes to the school board. In-person applications at Miss Manetta Bell’s office.

Woman’s Athletic Society East High Pool J. E. Ridenour L. A. Watking S. F. Heverly E. L. Rohtf

Cantata at First Baptist Zion Church

A complete cantata based on the church story and faith will be presented at the evening service tomorrow at First Baptist. The program features a chorus, quartet, trio, duet and solo pieces led by Rev Clyde J Askins and several church soloists and ensembles.

Askins Lord tChorus Lord God Isreal First Baptist Church Dunkerton First Baptist Asking Martha Thorson Wayne Miss Thompson Marjorie Tucker Walteth Thea

Sunday School Talks On State Convention Plans

Sunday schools across the city will hear a five minute gospel team talk tomorrow. Rev W H Beachler announced the state convention will be in session here in June 2022. Promoters express momentum and high hopes for a representative, well hosted meeting.

W. H. Beachler

Noted Speakers to Tell of Centenary Fund Work at Local M E Churches

Tomorrow marks the centenary Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal churches with services focusing on the centenary fund for home and foreign missions. At Grace M E church Rev G C Cissell of Omaha will speak at morning and evening services and present a stereopticon lecture on the worldwide fund. Dr Cissell is a noted west region leader. First M E church will host Dr E D Kohlstedt, field representative of the centenary fund, for both morning and evening addresses.

Methodist Pirst—Pourth Randolph Frank W. Court D. D Bible School Epworth League E. D. Kohlstedt Chicago Will Lehrer C. C. Cissell Omaha Area Methodist Episcopal Church Centenary Fundin Grace M. E. Church G. C. Cissell Omaha Iowa Nebraska Cissell Centenary Fund Clasek M. BE

Interesting program of music at Grace Church

A concertlike service program at Grace M. E. church features Flora Mercer, pupil of Kenneth E. Runkel, assisting in morning and evening with organ and piano pieces. Selections include works by Runkel, Grieg, and Garrett, plus an anthem by Gounod and other instrumental transcriptions and responses.

Grace Church Grace M. E Flora Mercer Kenneth E. Runkel Ohio Gallege Conservatory of Music University of Iowa Runkel Thresfold men—Greak -Sturey Alpha Tainer Garrett Federal Street

Methodist event headline and speaker details

He will deliver the bank offering address of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at 7 30 p m speaking on the centenary fund missionary work with lantern slides Dr Kohlstedt formerly Milwau kee pastor and later secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Centenary Association St Paul

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Centenary Fund Kohlstedt Milwaukee Methodist Episcopal Centenary Association St. Paul

Christ Church Vespers Final Service Sunday

The monthly choral vesper at Christ Episcopal church is set for tomorrow at 4 30 p m. This will be the final afternoon service until fall. The choir is joined by Mrs John Knox for a 15 minute organ recital and Mrs Patti Lindner McClain who sings the offertory. Even song and anthem will be sung by the vested choir with accompaniment and direction by Mrs Rob ert Parr ot t. Rev Ernest B Mounsey will give a brief address.

Christ Episcopal Church John Knox Patti Lindner McClain Robert Parrott Ernest B. Mounsey

Vesper Service by McCombe Clase at Little Brown Church

The McCombe Clase evangelistic party plans a vesper concert at the Little Brown Church in the Vale to honor the church that inspired the famous song. The event will feature the quartet performing hymns in a quiet evening service.

M'Combe-Clase Little Brown Church the Vale McCombe-Clase Evangelistic Party

Evangelistic campaign in Waterloo expands seating as interest grows

On Monday, June 6, at 4 p.m., a picnic supper will follow the campaign event. Friends of the evangel will accept the cordial invitation. Preparations are underway to enlarge tent seating after a week of the Greene campaign. Roads should be good for motor travel barring more rain.

Momdsy Friends of the Evangel Waterloo

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