Helen Menges Weds J Connolly at Sacred Heart
The ceremony at Sacred Heart Church honored Helen Menges and J Connolly with Rev Father J M Molloy presiding at 9 am. Attendees included bridesmaids in blue crepe, a Belgian lace bouquet, and a flower girl. After the ceremony, breakfast hosted at the Menges home preceded a motor trip and future residence in Waterloo with Connolly Carriage and Wagon Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Menger
Jenny Connolly
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
LE. C. Menges
Della Trits
Joseph Averill
John Dolan
Paul Strubie
Schenectady
N. Y
Frank McGervey
Cedar Rapids
Henry Connoly
Duchess Jace
Jace Well
Miss
Samson
Miss Amann
Miss Dewitt
Miss Cochrane
Cass
Miss Lutgen
T. C. Menges
Mrs. T. G. Menges
Western Avenue
3. P. Mallon
Philadelphia
E. ©. Amann
Plaine du Chien
Wis
W. S. Dickinson
Helen
Minneapolis
O. A. Watzke
Fle Yam Werder
Wesley Bishop
Madison
Fred Gates
Russell Smith
Marble Rock
Russell Winnie
Milwaukee
Helen Gee
Burlington
James Stevinson
Shell Rock
Helen Harris
Gertrude Humbert
Waukesha
Connolly
Kappa Alpina Theta
Sacred Heart High School
Columbia College
Dubuque
Club Seeks Summer Parties and Past Presidents Group
Plans were made at the Woman's club board meeting to form a past presidents advisory group with Mrs. A. S. Weishaar as chair. A series of summer parties is planned for the last Fridays in June July and August hosted by official board members starting June 26. Several social events including luncheons and showers were noted with hostesses and attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
A. S. Weishaar
Alma Smith Weds Kenneth Wilson in Manchester Lawn Ceremony
Miss Alma Marie Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar O. Smith Manchester wed O Kenneth Wilson son of Mrs. Anna B. Wilson Los Angeles in a 4 pm lawn ceremony at the bride's home under a rose arch. Officiant E G Matthews Waterloo. Out of town guests include Stanley Southall Muscatine Mrs Edward Anderson and Aleta Anderson Excelsior Minn and Maurine Wilson Los Angeles. The couple will motor to California after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Marie Smith
Oscar O. Smith
Manchester
O. Kenneth Wilson
Anna B. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
E. G. Matthews
Waterloo
Lohengrin
Aleta Mae
Herbert
Smith
Maid of Honor
Stanley Southall
Muscating
Edward Anderson
Aleta Anderson
Excelsior
Minn
Harriet Cook
Frank Gibbs
Emily Pilgrim
Earlville
John Orvis
Dubuque
Anna HB
Wilson
Maurine Wilson
Howard Hughes
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fred Lakin
Manchester High School
Monarch Films, Inc
University of Kansas
California
Popular Numbers Piano Recital At Miss Nesfield’s Home
Miss Emia G Nesfield presented Miss Madeline Banfield and Miss Ruth Gilley in a recital of popular numbers at her home 1497 Newell street Monday afternoon. A ukulele chorus led by Marguerite Anderson Eileen Barnard Mer Nell Dobbin Maxine Erickson Marie Detlagardelle and Miss Ruth Gilley accompanied. Gilley and Banfield completed four years of piano study and plan to move to Los Angeles to pursue further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emia G. Nesfield
Madeline Banfield
Ruth Gilley
Newell Street
Marguerite Anderson
Eileen Barnard
Mer Nell Dobbin
Maxine Erickson
Marie Detlagardelle
Miss , Gilley
Miss Bandfield
Los Angeles
Cal
Enis
Plights Truth in Cornell Chapel on Commencement Day
The wedding of Arnold Herkelmann of Elwood Virginia and Miss Hor tense Bellanca of Buffalo New York occurred Monday afternoon in the Cornell college chapel at Mt Vernon. The bridegroom had just graduated from the institution and a tradition of marriages between graduates and students at Cornell is noted with a long history. A brother of the bridegroom served as best man. The couple will reside in Pontiac Michigan where the groom works for Oakland Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Herkelmann
Elwood
Hortense Bellanca
Buffalo
N. Y
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Herkelmann
Cornell
Ots Moore
St. Ansgar
Leo Herkelmann
Hazel Delahonke
Chraper
Pontiac
Mich
Oakland Motor Company
Corncil
Vivian Innes and Clarence Alcock to Wed June 22
The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Vivian Innes daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Innes and Clarence Alcock of Waterloo were announced at a Sunnyside Country Club dinner hosted by Mrs K E Tapes The wedding is set for June 22 Guests at the dinner included Mrs Edward L Rohlf Mrs Arthur Hasman Mrs Albert Greeley Mrs Re naldt Reed Mrs BR N Corwin Mrs S O Gronen Mrs 41 B Innes Abyss Grace Newkirk and Miss Frances Newkirk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Innes
J. B. Innes
Clarence Alcock
Waterloo
K. E. Tapes
Sunnyside Country Club
Ted
Desert
Miss Innes
Heving
Edward L. Rohlf
Arthur Hasman
Albert Greeley
Renaldt Reed
BR. N. Corwin
S. O. Gronen
41. B. Innes
Abyss Grace Newkirk
Frances Newkirk
Allen H Warder Weds Sioux City Bride in Waterloo Home
Miss Helen Bennett daughter of Mrs Anna Bennett of Sioux City wed Allen Harry Warder of Waterlow at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Colby Monday evening. Rev J Richmond Morgan officiated. Warder is son of Mrs A D Warder of Ottumwa. After a eastern wedding trip the couple will reside in Waterloo where Warder works at Chamberlain machine works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bennett
Anna Bennett
Sioux City
Allen Harry Warder
Whierlooat & o'ciIack
Afr
Arthur Colby
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Warder
A. D. Warder
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Chamberlain Machine Works
Mrs Gable's Piano Pupils Recital at Bea'cock Parlor
Mrs Gable's piano pupils gave a recital in Bea'cock parlor with students from various grades participating. The program featured many named performers including Gwendolyn Pratt Dar lene Dickman Dorothy Ent Walter Tuckman Audrey Hansen Marguerite Shane Fern Shapland James Knowles Dolores Bruns Oscar Wente Frieda Teatmeter Geraldine Langtas Gale Labdell Mary Jean Landpraf June Knowles Mary Jean Adams Harriett Steffans Lillian Geraldine Smith and advanced pupil Mrs Smith who will perform later in the season. Nearby, Miss Mae Sheatey of Waterlon married Kenneth Nay at 418 West Second Street with Justice G Reemac officiating at 3, Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesrie
Bea'cock
W.G
Proses Thare
Gwendalyn Pratt
Darlene, Dickman
Dorothy Ent
Walfone Tuckman
Audrey Hansen
Marguerite Shane
Fern Shapland
James Knowles
Dolores Bruns
Oscar Wente
Frieda Teatmeter
Geraldine Langtas
Gale Labdell
Mary Jean Landpraf
June Knowles
Mary Jean Adams
Harriett. Steffans
Lilian Geraldine Smith
Mrs Smith
Society Calendar of Meetings and Banquets Tonight
Tonight features events across Waterton including American Legion auxiliary at Medrial hall and various society gatherings at venues such as Sonic temple Good Times club and Ross Conservatory. Tomorrow lists afternoon and evening socials across Cedar Heights Kum Chat Awhile club and First Baptist church with multiple hostesses invited.
Violin Recital by Miss Speakman Scheduled for June 14
Miss Dorothea Speakman, head of the violin department at Western Union College Le Mars, will present a recital Friday evening in the auditorium of Town State Teachers College. She studies under Edward Kurtz and will be accompanied by Miss Frances Willoughby with several local musicians assisting. The program includes Bach, Grieg, Handel, Schubert, Debussy, and a Spanish Dance, featuring soprano Miss Corsault and violinist Miss Speakman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea. Speakman
Town State Teachers College
Speakman
Western Union College
le Mars
Edward Kurtz
Teachers College
Miss Speakman
Frances Willoughby
Alta Freeman
Jeanette Corsant
Janet Little
Ilane
Kessler Violinist Delights Graves Memorial Recital
Miss Maxine Kessler 18 displays perfect control and rich tone on a 1787 Zariola violin at Graves Memorial U B church recital. She performs Vieuxtemps Air Varie Op 22 No 27 Bach Wilhelmj Air for G String and six other major numbers with elegant phrasing and strong accompaniment by Albert Scholin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Kessler
Graves Memorial U. B
Kessler
A. GC. Kessler
Lovejoy Avenue
Rose Reichert Marshall
Vieuxtemps
J. S. Bach-Wilhelmj
Laka Rose
Nevin-Banner
Orientale
Cezar Couiy
Optimists Suspend Bridge Series for Picnic Outings
Optimist bridge club ends the current series with a final dinner at Black's tearoom hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Church. Five tables produced winners Mrs. Jesse Church and E. G. Carey. Picnic dates set for July at Mr. and Mrs. William Higgins and August at Dr. and Mrs. CG Boatman. series to resume in September. Fraternal May events planned for tomorrow evening at Armory hall.
Church and community groups meet around area churches
Church notices report Ladies’ Ald society at East Park Presbyterian Church meeting tomorrow at 2 30 PM with Mrs Henry Stirlang 211 Reed Street Willing Workers of Spiritual Shareh of Christ Truth gather tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the church home 1027 Franklin Street Mrs Walter Siegloff 92 Second Street West hosts Circle 4 of First Lutheran missionary society with a 1 PM luncheon for American Legion amillary The Ladies’ path of Trinity American Lutheran church met this afternoon at 2 30 at church parlors with hostesses Mrs L S Maring Mrs F L Higgins and Mrs E A Hanson Rosary society at St Joseph’s church plans a card party Friday afternoon around 2 30 at Our Lady of Victory Academy auditorium Mrs Joan Smith and committee in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Henry Stirlang
Reed Street
Chtrch
Franklin Street
Walter Siegloff
Second Street West
Circle 4
First Lutheran Missionary Society
American Legion
Ladies’ Path
Trinity American Lutheran Church
L. S. Maring
F. L. Higgins
E. A. Hanson
Rosary Society
St. Josephs Church
Our Lady A Victory Academy
Joan Smith
Weddings At The Little Brown Church In The Vale
Multiple Iowa weddings are listed from the Little Brown Church in the Vale and surrounding towns. Bride and groom details include Grace Tencate and John Johnson Jr of New Hartford, Gladys Arson and Donald Bellmer of Dunkerton, Hazel Wirth and Virgil Piscus of Toledo, Ferm Ervin and Hillard Tolliver of Charles City, Lotie Ripley and Walter Nels of Charles City, Elma Bossom and Ervin Beard of Waverly, Betty Smith and Loren Parr of Charles City, Alice Tucker and Denton Summers of Charles City, Edna Greene and George Barber of Nashua. Also noted is a 25th anniversary for George R Counsell and his wife in Cedar Falls and a wedding shower for Edith Siglin ahead of her June 14 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Tencate
Gladys Arson
Roland
Donald Bellmer
Dunkerton
Little Brown
the Vale
Mason City
Gleat Lake
Black Hills
Waterloo
H. Hb. Larson
Town State Teachers College
Bellmer
H. L. Bellmer
Cornell _ college
Mount Vernon
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
E J. Smith
Iowa
Grry
Mss
Ferm Ervin
Hillard Tolliver
Charles City
Town City
Towa City
Community club notes and lodge meetings listed
American Legion auxiliary meets tonight at 8 at Memorial Hall. Ladies' auxiliary of No A. L. UL holds regular meeting at 7 40 tomorrow evening with delegate election. Faithful workers meet tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs H J Eckstein 12 Reed street. Temple Rebekahs no thimble bee tomorrow at 2 at Black Hawk Hall. Pioneer club at W B A postpones January July meetings and plans August activities. Mrs Arthur Rick hosts a 12 90 luncheon tomorrow for Kuni Chat members at 602 Dawson Street. Awhile Club PL Eine meets tomorrow at Green Lantern with Mrs George Jump as hostess at 2 30. St John’s Sewing Circle meets tomorrow at 2 30 in the school hall for bridge and 500. Mrs John Marshall in charge of tests and Mrs Roy Jackson of raids. Waterton Camp Royal Neighbors met last night in Black Hawk 1 C O F. birthday party planned for club members born in April May and June on Tuesday June 24 5 at the club. sandwiches and a covered dish. Mrs May Tymis named kitchen chair. short meeting before party at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Medrial Hall
Waterton
Masonic Temple
Charles Witt
Ross Conservatory of Music
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Black’s
Sacred Heart Court
W. Co
St. Mary's School
Presbyterian Hospital
Byrnes Park
Cedar Heights
T. A
Arthur Rick
Dawsor Street
Kuni Chat
St. John's Sewing Circle
John Marshall
Roy Jactkson
Waterton Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk 1
Ross Conservatory Banquet Tonight With Diverse Student Dances
The Ross Conservatory of Music hosts its sixteenth annual commencement banquet tonight in the Gold Room at Hotel President at 6 30 p m with 150 to 200 guests. Toasts by drama pupils and piano performances lead to festive costumes and numerous dance numbers performed by dancing pupils, aided by pink and white decor and floral centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Conservatory of Music
Elmo Moore
A. R. Moore
Pupiils
W C T U Flower Mission Program At Willard Hall
Flower missions formed the program theme of a W C T U meeting in Willard hall yesterday afternoon begun by Jen nie Cassidy and Frances Willard Mrs Peter Woodring spoke on local work of the flower mission department and an article on the founders was read by Mrs Nora Croy Mrs George Deland also spoke Mrs Ray Williams led devotions and Mrs W A Davis toasted the flag The group sang patriotic songs An all day house party was planned for June 25 with programs in morning afternoon and evening plus a picnic luncheon and supper served Attending W C T U members and friends from surrounding counties were invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cc. T. UU
Willard Hall
Jennie Cassidy
Frances Willard
Peter Woodring
Flower Mission Department
Nora Croy
George Deland
Ray Williams
W. A. Davis
F. F
City in Brief: Grinnell and Coe students return home for summer
Miss Alice Lovejoy returns to Waterloo for the summer from Grinnell College with her parents at 1023 Third Street West. Bertha Kress comes home from Coe College Cedar Rapids to 1332 Miller Street. Nan K Wilson, Sheridan art instructor, leaves for New York to study art over the summer. GO. E. Parry’s stolen instrument is recovered with no arrests. Dr. and Mrs. Clark return from Beloit and Chicago after family wedding and visits. White wings will soon receive two new pickup carts ordered by City Clerk MacKay for street cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lovejoy
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Waterloo
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Street
Bertha Kress
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
J. Kress
Miller Street
Nan K. Wilson
Sheridan
Wyo
E. L. Rummell
Lane Street
New York
Charles C. MacKay
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Helen Menges
J. Connolly
Sacred Heart
Florence
Cedar Falls
Booth Street
Helen Pfeffer
Merle Brown
A. Lb, Lommel
Glen Tib
Allee Warsaw
Blanche Mehl
Ites
Katherine Meal
Blanche Stewart
Fred Hunt
Taffayette Street
Elsis L. Bansen
Rosinek
Margeret Hunt
Arlene Nicholas
Walter Chraebro
F. A. Hunt
Vila Haneen
A. R. Maaris
John Connolly
Alma Smith
Kenneth Wilson
Louis Schier
Vinton Street
Alice Heart
Maas Anna Senrer
Pennant
Airs
AL Shrook
Jet Ae
Jean Waber
Philip DB
Rosemond
Independence
Jan Warr
Presbyterians Hospital
Mra
S. J. Fairbanks
Wimball Avenirs
Nella Hayes
L. Mastain
Elizabeth Moore
Almond Street
Meire
Cornell Chapel
J. G. Johnston
Hopkinton
Glacia
Farl Welmimer
Strawberry Point
W. Barlow
Lyal Whittenbaugh
Brida
William Johnston
Clemmia Johnston
Wiliam Johnston
Lenox College
Buck Creek
F. A. Weimmier
Creston
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
First National Bank of
Strawberrry Point
Bernice Cleone Noah
Philip Carpenter
Nashua
George Noah
Rockford
G. A. Hess
Carpenter
Rockford High School
Torchers College
Rock Grove Township
Bride Broom
Aunt Werk
August Werk
Howard Smith
Union
Oskaloosa
Fluhrer
Newburg
Madalyn Marie Cates
Chadwick McPerk
Angeles
David Cates
Celia Blasier Cates
Allen H. Warder
Mae Sheatey
Waterlon
Kenneth Be. Nay
West Second Street
Dudge
G. Reemac Als
West First Street
Tissday
Blue ‘Triangle League
W. C. Ladies Auxiliary
N A. L. UL
la Complaisante
C. Ph. E
Bach le Bavolet Fioltont
Gotpertn Bicills and
Rigandon
Frateceur
Eres Gaderd
Atlegra
Moira
Mary Helen Brown
Villanelle
Che ‘Acqua
Sranelle Corsant Ty
Mura
Schubert-wilhelmi En Bateau
Jase Debussy
Oveleck
Armery Hall
Church News
Brown Church
Hazel Wirth
Virgil Piscus
Toledo
Presbyterian
Oliver Stevenson
Cedar Palls
Lotie Ripley
Walter Nels
Christian Parsonage
Elma Bossom
Ervin Beard
Baptist Parsonage
Waverly
Elmer E. Tiedt
Betty Smith
Loren Parr
G. Smith
Commerceial Savings Bank
Parr
Oelwein
Alice “Tucker
Bassett
Denton Summers
Albert Lea
Bowes
M. E. Church
Fisher Company
Edna Greene
George Barer
Methodist
Gharles City
Barber
Nashua High School
Gates School
George R. Counsell
Nat
Park Phillips
Jackson
Fred Gregg
Dallas
Tex
Edith Siglin
Harold Smith
Sliglin
Pat West
West Seventh Street
Memoria Walt
No A. L. UL
H. J. Eckstein
Rebekahs
Black Hawk
Pioneer Club
Green Lantern Tearnem
Mrs. George Jump
Cherzo
Mendelssohn
Eleanor Kober
Betty Harrington
Moskowsky
Logy
Virginia Cale Vack
Betty Dean Scott
Mary Jean Gates
Arlene Coghenour
Esther Worrell
Betty Ann Rouse
Helet Harriet Heasley
Luanna Schreckenberger
Burk
Bonnie Miller
Jeanette Pierce
Virginia Miller
Jean Dorothy Pargeman
Betty Wurster
Rose Pabach
Virginia Larsen Weltz
Robert
Jay Mowbray
Flower Danté
Betty Anne Rouse
Luanne Schneckenberger
Harriet Heasley
Lois Keene
Jane Blowers
Jessie Allen
Jean Dorothy Purgeman
Nildred Graser
Esther Werrell
Virginia Filer
Virginia Larsen
Telte
House Party
Lois and
Marie Euriger
Eighth Street West
Merrell
Gerald Wingerton
Bunco
Mertell Wingerton
Harold Will
Patine Hughes
Marilee Auten
Vivian Barkhurst
Si, Pickering
Dale Murphy
West End 4Th St. Bridges
Buchanan
GO. E. Parry
Rebel Avenue
Bris. C. Clark
Beloit
Dr. Clark
Leah Clark
BR. L. Good
Chicago
Mrs. Clark
F. A. Hoppe
Evening Courier
W. 17Th
New York City
Blackstone
Micelson
Hocklatsom
Ennis-Hanly-Blackburn Copfer CO
Kansas City
SIL
Sterling
Holmes & Edwards
Rogers
Con W. 4Th
Commercial St
Melo
Hygienic Products Ca
Canton, Ohio
Sani Flash
Weral
Ric
Whit
Mid-Continent Cleaners & Dyers
W. 11Th St
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