Garden party at Johnson residence features music and booths
Society items describe a June garden party at the E L Johnson home with floral booths, candy and ice cream depots, and dances arranged by Mrs Ox. Pupils perform dances, and chaperons ensure safety. Also noted are anniversaries, alumni banquet at Our Lady of Victory, and various social gatherings around town with picnics, camping trips, and nurse society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Johnson
W. C. Lagan Dence
Congregational Church
Louis Frank
Johnox
Fower
W. Hewart
Gladyce Shores
J. Rice
W. M. Shelnm
Mme
Sonis Serova
Ary Kathryn Kerwin
Valse Brilmis
M Vernonini
Vestof
Byirginia Fish
Carolyn Johnson
Marjorie Wheelock
Marthauise Graham
Marchetti
Guido Ladini
Arlene Flint
Liza Lehman
Poray
Ninetta
Nion
Fred McClain
F. J. Lath
Kathryn Graham
Lacileawson
Darlene Decker
Mildred
Oo. L. V
Michael Toomey
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Black
Mary Kelly
Clifford Hayes
F. J. Hanlon
Leo Goswiller
Constance McDermott
Anna Casey
West High Alumni Dinner Dance Revival Inaugurates Union
West High alumni plan a dinner dance to inaugurate a graduates union with a business meeting to elect officers. About 250 alumni expected. invitations go to recent graduates. Reservations requested through Knoope Lamry Dawson Wis Jake Schultz or Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Alumni Association
Rusell-Lamson
Galloway
Maude Knoope
Kathm Lamry
Lucile Dawson
Clrde Wis
Jake Schultz
Charles
East High Alumni Renewal Activities Event Announcement
East High alumni association renews activities and plans a Friday evening program at the school auditorium. H Langlas, elected president in 1917, will preside over toasts, with a reception and dinner in the cafeteria afterward. Tickets available at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Alumni ‘ Association
H. Langlas
Enfea Rece
Hansen & Hansen, Bohnnemaan
Wanegler Drug Stores
W C C F Courts Represented at State Assembly
Fifty two courts of the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters of Iowa sent representatives to the first state meeting in their history at Fort Dodge. Waterto’s Miss Irene Duba, Miss Catherine Cunningham, and Miss Teresa Erpel-Hing attended. The assembly elected delegates for the national convention in Omaha, Nebraska. No state court yet formed, but likely activity will begin soon. Iowa has 3,039 members and six delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts of Women’s Cathoic Order of Foresters of
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Irene Duba
Holy Name Court
Catherine Cunningham
Our, Lady of Victory
Teresa Erpel- Hing
Sacred Heart
Waterloo
Omaha
Neb
National Organization
100 Girls Leave for Y. W. Camp Today
One hundred girls from east and est schools join the Girl Reserves for a Riverview park summer outing. Junior high members pick grade or high school camps while activities include tennis, campfires, swimming and hiking. Camp hostess is Mrs. F. R. Asquith with Mrs. T. DeManus and Miss leading the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserves Corps
East and Est
Jeff
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Fporbes
Edna Kent Fporbes advises on soft fabrics for blouses to complement tailored suits. She notes age influence on blouse choice, recommends voile or georgette, and favors cream or pale pink for sallow skin. For stout figures, match blouse shade to suit. avoid heavy embroidery and excess beads.
Letters on tact in marriage and second wives
A reader forwards a letter about a man who constantly references his first wife in front of his second, finding it humiliating. The writer argues such remarks are cruel or tactless, causing embarrassment at social gatherings and in private, and urges sensitivity toward a living spouse while preserving memories of a deceased partner.
The Sandman Story by Mrs War Spotty Chick Learns Courage
In a farmyard tale Spotty Chick, once named Chicken Little for his spots, slips away from his mother. He longs to grow and roams toward a nearby house where Fluffy Gat schemes to catch him. Spotty recalls his mother's warning as danger closes in near the barnyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spotty
Chicken Little
Fluffy Gat
Fluffy
Spotty the Chick Learns to Stay Home After Cat Attack
A chick named Spotty is chased by Fiuffy Cat and damaged on the leg while Mrs. Hen cackles. Spotty is saved by the farmer's wife and nursed back, but he limps and never leaves the yard, hearing other chicks chide him for wandering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spotty
Mrs. Hen
Finfly Cat
Fiuffy
Spoty
Fluffy
Conquer Self the Key to Success Says East High Sermon
Dr. D I Purser Jr of Walnut Street Baptist delivers the 1921 East High baccalaureate urging graduates to conquer themselves before wealth or knowledge. He notes self mastery, aided by God, as essential to leadership, drawing on current events and science references. Assistance came from Dr. E J Lockwood and Dr J R Macartney with musical selections by Mae Howell, Henry IISngs, and the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
D. I. Purser, Jr
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Purser
James Stilkman
New York Banker
Albert Thinstien
New York
E. J. Lockwood
Grace M. EB. Church
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Bar Association Convention Plans Announced
Plans completed for Iowa Bar Association sessions June 23 24 at Pythian temple Russell Lamson Hotel headquarters 1100 members expected. County attorneys judges meet June 22 23 with tours Waterloo Cedar Rapids. banquet June 23 7 pm. Program includes welcome address Dean Bates preventive justice committee reports law reform and papers on public utilities and wartime policy. Senator Thomas to give annual address and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bar Association
Bar Association
Russell- Lamson
Pythian Temple
Association
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Sherman T. Mears
Weelet Martin
Webster City
Henry M. Bates
University of Michigan
Committee On Law Reform
FL F. Farville
Charles M. Dutcher
Town City
Clyde H. Doolittle
Manchester
Safe Counsel
Henry G. Walker
Lows
Thames Arthur
Legon
E G. Albert
Jefferson
Somm tLeec
C. S. Thomas
Denver
Colo
Waterloo Visitors Attend Greene Revival Meet
Ninety eight Waterloo residents drove to Greene Iowa to join Sunday revival services of McCombe Clase. Twenty cars ferried the visitors to the event with picnics along the river. An Orr class orchestra performed in morning and evening services while Dale Kilpatrick and Frank Court spoke. The Waterloo Players presented Chained by Verne R. Jay after a Greene band concert at 3 pm to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Greene
M. E. Church
Dale Kilpatrick
Frank Court
Greene Band
Waterloo Players
Verne R. Jay
Revival party leaders vow allegory in campaigns
Dr J H McCombe and Harold Clase announced that the allegory would be used in all future campaigns. Dr McCombe demonstrated the miracle of the five elves and five fishes with a youngster assisting. Many converts and reconsecrations followed as Mr and Mrs T L Roberts replaced former musicians and the McCombes and Cla ses returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. MeCombe
Harold Clase
McCombe
Paing
T. L. Roberts
Four Way Tie In Blind Bogey at Unkgat Sunnyside
In a weekend blind bogey event at Unkgat Sunnyside Country Club 38 members competed. Four players tied for first Cr J Knapp C B Cory Robert Lichty and Alfred Longley, while Dr J R Allen J B Bragdon and Freq Adams tied for second. Prizes totaling seven were awarded by lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unkgat Sunnyside Country Club
Lot
Fhrst
Cr. J. Knapp
Cory
Robert Lichty
Alfred Longley
J. R. Allen
J. B. Bragdon
Freq Adams
Weekend gemer handicap contest series announced
A notice describes a series of handicap style contests to be held every weekend, marking a recurring event in the local schedule with emphasis on inclusive participation and ongoing weekend competitions.
Irish League Meeting Called by Waterloo Branch
Waterlo o branch of the American Association for the Conation of the Irish Republic convenes at Curly of Victory hall tomorrow evening, called by president L. F. McGaiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish League
Waterloo
American Association
L. F. McGaiver
Curly of Victory
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Society News
Entre Nous Club
Mra
M. T. McDermott
Homemaker's Band
Edwin Mesick
Wild Rose Club
Robert McHeffey
Minnie H. Smith
W.F. Catlin
W. R. Catlin
Oelwein
Glendola
Janice Knowles
Castle Hill
Vera Pratt
Emma Thurman
Los Angeles
J.B. Knowles
Woolkend
Sherwood Park
Mmes
Allen Beck
Dubuque
Grace A. Messer
J. E. Ridenour
Matie E. Simonsen
Manetta Bell
Lorraine Hallowell
Nam Colby
Laura Wilhelmson
Ida. Surtees
Elisa Bostead
Victor
Jessie Fee Beck
Boone
Lois Mann
Manson
Hazel Bramer
Brooklyn
Lincoln P. T
Parent-Teacher Association of
Lincoln District
Cedar River Park
Cedar Bluffs
Winifred Garvin
Wilma Kenney
Charlotte Bussey
Helen Moore
Wilma Campbell
Tyne Whitney
May Flynn
Florence Vaughn
Carl Beck
Edward Bottenfield
Edward, Jr
Nurses’ Association
Sisters of Mercy
Nurses’ Association of District No. 4
Mercy Hospital
Wavenly
West Graduates Union
State Assembly
Y. W. Camp
Beauty
Edna Kent Fporbes
Sandman
Mrs. F. A War
Glaser
New England
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