Charming Afternoon Musicale Honoring Mrs. Jerger Guests
A Wellington apartment gathering hosted by Mrs. D. G. Langlands featured Mrs. J. A. Jerger’s Chicago guests Mrs. Wilbur E. Hagans, Miss Anna Allison Jones, and Miss Prudence Neff. The event drew about forty ladies with music by both guests and local talent, including songs by Jones and readings by Mrs. L. E. Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Langlands
The
Wellington
J. A. Jerger
Wilbur E. Hagans
Anna Allison Jones
Prudence Neff
Chicago
L. E. Fowler
Fine Arts Club
Miss Jones
Harriet Ware
Hawley
Neff
Rubenstein
Grieg
Hagans
Jerger
Marchesi
Mother O' Mine
H. W. Sigworth
Schubert
Erl Konig
Patti Lindner
Richard Strauss
Rogers
Browning
Maipling
H. B. Cropper
Clinton P. Shockley
David H. McKee
Davenport
Gladys Anderson
Oelwein
Miss Neff
E. M. Storm
Announcements on Church Services and Meetings
Ladies of Cedar hive No 37 meet at Walnut Street Baptist church Friday at 2 to attend Mrs Sinnard s funeral. Lincoln circle G A R meets 2 30 at Pythian temple with encampment reports and large attendance requested. Lady Maccabees 422 meet 1 15 to attend Emma Sinnard s funeral. west side at Klinefelter s barn and east side at Waiting station with conveyances. Rath Herfarth to demonstrate typing at Watertown theatre this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's
R. G. Wilkins
Clifford Reed
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's M. BE
Kern Street
A. I. Woodring
Will Marquis
Will Hanson
Harvey Lincoln
Walter Dewey
Cedar Hive
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lincoln Circle
Pythian Temple
Lady Maccabees
Siater
Emma Sinnard
Klinefelter
Rath Herfarth
Middle West
Watertoo Theatre
Impressive Rite Held at Meyer
The town of Meyer in Mitchell county witnessed one of its grandest festivities Monday as Rev. Father Mayer, newly ordained at St. Thomas seminary St. Paul and a Meyer native, celebrated his first mass with presbyteral assistance from Rev. J. Wirtz and deacon Rev. A J Thole among others. Clergy in attendance included Very Rev. Father Schaefer and many others from surrounding parishes. A Ben Hur benefit social and dance at Seash hall is set for Friday with 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Caecilia
A. J. Thole
New Vienna
Joseph Schlueter
Stacyville
Springfield Woman Wins High Honors at Albany Law School
Miss Hazel M. Cole of Springfield Massachusetts becomes the first woman to win the top prize in the history of Albany Law School She captured the Josiah H Benton prize for top class standing in the fifty four student class The school counts the late President McKinley among its alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel M. Cole
Springfield
Mass
Albany Law School
McKinley
Cole
Josiah H. Benton
Big Attendance At Bankers Meet In Mason City
The twenty sixth annual Iowa Bankers association convention opens in Mason City and Clear Lake with 800 bankers registered. President McHugh presides. C. H. McNider welcomes. reports from officers and committees follow. Laughlin and Gurney scheduled to speak. social entertainments planned. hotels taxed by delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa Bankers’ Association
John McHugh
Sioux City
C. H. MecNider
First National Bank
City
Grand Opera House
Pepper
Lillian M. Parey
Jennie Berry
W. R
Jesse Cole
Marshalltown
Convention of Sons of Veterans
W. J. Loftus
Cedar Rap
Waterloo Lady Highly Honored at State G A R News
Grace Seebers of Waterloo was elected president of the Iowa Ladies of the G A R at Muscatine, winning over three rivals. The announcement came by telegraph to her husband Henry Seebers, Logan hotel proprietor, and is praised by local members and her broad circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Needlework Club
E. F. Wise
E. E. Stevenson
Iowa Street
A. B. Erbe
F. L. McCune
W. W. Fisher
Ontario
Cal
R. S. Brown
Waterloo
Edward Graves
Lincoln Circle
Ldies
Muscatine
Grace Seebers
Ladies of the
Henry Seebers
Logan Hotel
Seebers
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Waterloo Business College
Iowa State Teachers’ College
H. Seerlbey
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Almon F. Gates
H. J. Seerley
Carol CG. Holbrook
G. A. Holbrook
Arthur L. Ryan
X. Miller
Methodist Church
Irving Street
East Waterloo
Courier
Times-Tribune
Cora Rector
J. R. Rector
Reuben N. Palm
Minneapolis
Fourth Street
F. C. Sage
Walnut Street
Miss Rector
Burt
East Waterloo High School
State Teachers’ College
Grace M. E. Church
Bridge Club
Carl R. Walker
Chapman
Walker
Leland Avenue
John Banghart
Garl Ostic
Nefl Jackson
Mary Ripple
Ben R. Lichty
Zella Jenkins
Nicholas Graves
J. J. Hanley
Sacred Heart Church
Fourth Street West
Claude Jenkins
George Graves
Lafayette Street
Alice
Jolly Band
Sam Greeley
Jefferson Street
Laura Mantle
S. D. Hurin
South Dakota
Orvis Call
W. A. Dobson
Elm Street
E. A. Cadby
James Atwood
Rockford
J. D. Worcester
F. B. McStay
William Resilburger
Lena Miller
Harry White
Gettysburg
Georgia Mason
H. B. Kobler
Frank Cole
M. 5
Randolph Street
Ella Nehlen
Samuel Skarrup
Mason
W. M. Mason J
Galloway Factory
Kohler
Iowa City
Mason-Maytag Company
Meyer
Orkenbrock
Elab
Seash Hall
J.P. Summay
John T. Goss Land Co
Sycamore St
C. F. Oliver
South Omaha
Neb
BE. R. Shoemaker
Commercial
National Bank
Tures
the Commercial National Bank
Bankers Meet
Clear Lake
B. J. Carroll
H. F. Dale
Des Moines
Association
Sherwood A. Clock
Hampton
J. H. Tomlinson
Atmore Stern
Logan
Waterloo Theatre
College of Commerce
Linccoln Circle
D. R. Weaver
J. W. Krapfel
Charlotte Morgan
Cnn
Great Divine
Frank W.gunsaulus
New First Methodist Church
First Congregational Church
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