Waterloo Woman's Club to host monthly society events
Waterloo introduces a twelve group birthday based social program led by Mrs. George W Nauman to enliven club life. Each unit plans a social function monthly with flexibility for multiple events and possible building fund benefits. A new friendly relations committee with ex service men will coordinate with Red Cross to aid veterans and families.
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Waterloo
Woman's Club
George W. Nauman
General Federation
George W. Plummer
Chicago
Red Cross
Patriotic Societies Observe Flag Day at Memorial Hall
Flag Day services were held at Memorial Hall on Wednesday with Wheyman’s Roller corps and G A R comrades in attendance. June anniversaries were celebrated by members of the company as Rev V Allison of Central Christian church delivered the address, with Mrs Allison also taking part.
Dinner Party to Honor Carol Bing at Hinck's Tearoom
Miss Carol Bing will be the honoree at a seven oclock dinner this evening given by Miss Thyra Buck at Hinck's Tearoom. The celebration will announce Miss Bing’s coming marriage to Harry Kelly. A centerpiece of peonies and rosebuds will decorate the table. After dinner nine young women will form a new party and attend a theater.
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Carol Bing
Thyra Buck
Hinck
Miss Bing
Harry Kelly
Beauty Chats on Flattering Basque Styles for All Figures
Edna Kent Forbes offers fashion advice on the basque bodice, long dresses, and flat figures. She suggests adapting style for youth and slim frames, proposes undergarments and collars to break lines, and warns mature figures to avoid certain silhouettes. Also includes health tips on circulation and skin care.
Dressing Up to Your Hair and Eyes in Color
A fashion guide explains how to match hair and eye color with skin tone using complementary or blending colors. It notes gray and brown eyes show multiple color notes, warns against monotone browns, and favors contrasts for golden brown hair while suggesting toned-down hues for red hair. It also cautions health affects color perception and urges readjustment as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice H
Dean
Fes
Eppear
Club Notes and Eastern Star Events in Waterloo Area
Club notes report Mrs A A Stewart reelected president of Triple Four club with Mrs GR Bassarear as secretary and Mrs Org Thompson as treasurer. Five hundred twas prizes awarded to guests from Philadelphia, with luncheon served. Eastern Star chapter held routine meeting at Masonic hall with whistling solos, songs, and readings, followed by supper. A visitors’ luncheon at Sunnyside Country Club honored guests from Peoria and Delevan with eight place settings. Chautauqua terms finished as Grant circle and Columbia circle completed lessons on international issues in China, with future Waterloo Chautauquans invited to an informal picnic and graduation later this month. A miscellany shower for Miss Charlotte Brandt announced her marriage to Arthur M. Sullivan, with advice telegrams and piano numbers. Past Matrons club met at Black's tearoom with sixte en guests, pink and white peonies, and letters from former member Mrs Hazel Dietrick. Next meetings planned at Mrs Faith McLaughlin’s country home and later Cedar Heights, with Cedar River Park picnic. Nathaniel Hathorn spelling noted as Hathorn in Bowdoin catalogs.
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John Call
Cedar Faila
Julia White
Com
Lilian Porter
Nell Davis
Lillian Dennis
Afra
Anos Glas
Elzabeth Billings
Stephen Gilley
G. W. Bothwell
Violet
Doris Morten
Allison
Misa Anatha Kenyon
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Anna
Dr. Bothwell
Ray
Alll- 60H
A. A. Stewart
Triple Four Club
James McMullan
GR. V. Bassarear
Serratory
Org Thompson
Fred Hartz
William Poettinger
Philadelphia
Eastern Star
Waterloo
Masonic Hall
Waa
John Laff Ting
Mildred Gles
Otto S. Murphy
Peoria
A. J. Artus
Grant Circle
Chester Cadwallader
Columbia Circle
China
Miss Brandt
Charlotte Brandt
Arthur M. Sullivan
Isabella Carroll
Ethel Conry
Club of Waterloo
Black's
David Roby
Hazel Dietrick
San Dreen
Cal
Otto Murphy
Charles Chickering
Two Weddings Highlight Question of What Counts as Advantage
Ruth Cameron reflects on parental goals of giving children advantages. A young worker buys two trucks and a seven room house for his wife, showing happiness and ambition without wealthy roots. Compare with another couple planning carefree urban living, prompting questions about true advantages, responsibility, and character in later life.
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Shoe
Hoebang
Fittie
Westminster Workers meet for last session of the season
Thirty members attended the final meeting at Mrs. Carl Hemsworth s home for social welfare sewing after devotions led by Mrs. A C G Preston. Tea and cakes were provided by Mrs A B McQuown s committee and served by Mrs W Hatten and Mrs Dick DeBoess.
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Westminster
Carl Hemsworth
A. C G. Preston
A. B. McQuown
W. Hatten
Dick DeBoess
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send 15 cents to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing. Patterns allow seams and are cut in eight sizes. Fronts finished in coat style with cuff or elbow length sleeve. Size 16 needs 35 8 yards of 36 inch fabric. Mail pattern to any address for 15 cents. also send 32 cents for Up to Date Spring 1823 Book of Fashions.
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Fashion Department
Sy Almer
Enclosed 15 Cents for Pattern Request Address
Payment of fifteen cents accompanies a pattern request. Address details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the note instructs sending the pattern to a specified recipient at a given address and mentions fabric size or pattern type with garbled words.
Membership Accepted At Meeting With Musical Interlude
Neler and Mrs. C C Miller were accepted for membership. Mrs. Otto Reinicke played piano numbers after the business session. Berving was hosted by Mrs. Ben Stavela and Mrs. GC J Shauger.
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Neler
C. C. Miller
Otto Reinicke
Berving
Ben Stavela
GC. J. Shauger
Montmartre Dispensary Cornerstone Laid for Children
Paris June 14 Willette the artist and mayor of Montmartre has laid the cornerstone of a newDispenser y for petits poul bot the poulbots homeless Montmartre children will receive clothing medicine food and milk to help them grow into good citizens of Montmartre and France
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Paris
Willette
Montmartre
Butte
France
Hospitals Receive Bouquets From Cedar River Park
St Francis and Presbyterian hospitals today received severe dozen peonies donated by the park board. The flowers, full blown and abundant in Cedar River park, were cut to prevent waste and given to patients. A board member will oversee ongoing fresh flower supplies during blooming season.
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St. Francis
Presbyterian
Park Board
Cedar River Park
Gist Will in Cedar Falls Shifts All to Widow
The will of W. W. Gist Cedar Falls who died a day after being chosen department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic of Iowa bequeaths everything to his widow and expresses affection for his children with nominal sums of one dollar each. The document states the will gives everything besides.
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W. W. Gist
Cedar Falls
Grand Army of the Republic of Iowa
Will appoints widow as executrix with bond required
The document states Lilien Hurlbert Gist is named sole executrix under a new will executed on April 1. It details the estate including the Cedar Falls homestead, 80 acres in Janda Minnesota, a second tract, a lot in St. Cloud Florida, personal property, and life insurance.
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Lilien Hurlbert Gist
Cedar Falls
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Fla
Ienewill
Prize Recipes Orange Conserve From Gunkist Oranges
A fragment shows a recipe for orange conserve using dozen large oranges sugar lemons raisins grated rind and pecans with directions to grind and mix then fill glasses while warm. It mentions Mrs A at 520 Fifth Street West Waterloo Ia and Georgia Graham of Toronto becoming the first woman hotel food controller in the world.
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Fifth Street West
Waterloo
Georgia Graham
Toronto
Canada
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G.R. Spansbey
J. B. Newmen
Alfred Longley
Mary Kildea
Abross Conservatory
K. of C. Hall
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Mildred Sullivan
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Mia
Debs
Glee Club
Northwestern College
Willl
Rainbow
King Marion Post
Rainbow Circla
Rufus Jacoby
Indiamtapolis
Ind
L. E. Defts, Jr
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Black
T. L. Forhan
Detroit
William H. Ross
Qui Vive Club
IY. O. O. F. Hall West
Patriotic Societies
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
T. R. McCoy
Sunnyside Country Club
al O'Clock
Paul Webb
Delevan
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Nathaniel Hathhorns
Hathorn
Bowdoin College
Ruth Cameron
Church News
J. B. Johnson
Prospect Hills
First M. E
George Cone
California
Pacific States
Burton Avenue
Treasury
Majerquila
Lene Anderson
Dick Patterson
Nan Geyser
Anderson
Mines
Henry Smith
Earl H. Kimball
Marie Troutman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Clara Bennignt
Jack Kelley
Raymond
Eleanor Young- Blunt
Charles G. Pelton
Mike Erpelding
Sophie Noungblut
St. Mary’s Church
Gilbertvilie
Women’s Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Fred C. Nus
Mary Schilde
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Seth
Wheene
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