Busy prewedding events fill Eva Moore McNally week
Society notes describe bridge party at Mrs Walter Hunt color theme yellow and green with crushed pineapple served in green ice cream baskets. A three course luncheon and shower hosted by Mrs Edward Northey featured rose centerpiece pink cups and rose glassware. Attendees included Mrs Harland Apfel Jean Padden Mrs Arthur Moore and others. Further gatherings list various club and church group meetups and family reunions across the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva O. Moore
Sherman J. McNally
Walter J. Hunt
Walnut Court
Helyn Miller
Moore
Edward Northey
Harland Apfel
Jean Padden
Arthur Moore
Julius Johnson
Marilouise Caughlan
Marie Gleason
Dolores Wittstock
Gleason
Lucile Allbee
World Famous Harpist to Play at Cedar Falls
Alberto Salvi famed harpist, called the greatest in the world, will perform the first number of the Teachers College summer lecture and entertainment series in the auditorium Friday at 8 15 pm. His training was funded by the Italian government to encourage genius, and his career has earned high praise across Europe and America. Critics laud his mastery as the harp seems to become a symphony under his hands. Those who have heard him before will likely attend Cedar Falls, while newcomers face a rare treat. Theatre Folk Mr and Mrs Glen Saul of 631 Third street west will host tonight for the Hi Lo quintet now playing locally. Henry Tolings is Mrs Saul’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberto Salvi
Teachers College
Salvi
Europe
America
Cedar Falls
Glen Saul
Thirdstreet West
Henry Tolings
Mrs. Saul
Marie Kelleher
Cecelia Kelleher
Elkader
Elmer John Miehe
August Miehe
Oelwein
Sacred Heart Church
Rev
E. J. Supple
Cadman
Mascagni
Martin Heyde
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Miss Della Tritz
Pollitzer
Elman
Miehe
Three Hundred Forty-Seventh Infantry
Allen Motor Company
Church and club meetings across city churches
Central Christian Church Church News Division 5 meets at Mrs E W Wardle Thursday afternoon. Christ Church Auxiliary meets at noon Thursday at the parish house followed by a 1 o clock luncheon with Mmes W E Kuhns Harry G Brown Fred Stearns G S Downs H C Beehmler J C Bickley and J S Parrott as hostesses. Harmony class of First Presbyterian met yesterday afternoon in the church yard with Mrs Hugh Patterson and Mr Andrew Mitchell Mrs F R Cutler and Miss Alta Cutler as hostesses. A reading on the history of the flag by Mrs P J Murray followed a social hour. Trinity American Luther League picnic at Cedar Falls tonight meet 7 pm at west library committee includes Misses Hazel Thompson Alice Eline Henrietta Keging. Daughters of Plymouth to hold all day meeting tomorrow at Mrs Leo Brooks home picnic dinner at noon. Universalist Church quarterly business meeting 7 pm tomorrow at the parish house. First Lutheran Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors hostesses Mrs Anna Lichty Mrs W F Trask and Mrs Leon Jago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Auxiliary
Guild
Mmes
W. E. Kuhns
Harry G. Brown
Fred Stearns
G. S. Downs
H. C. Beehmler
J. C. Bickley
J. S. Parrott
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Yar
Hugh Patterson
Andrew Mitchell
F. R. Cutler
Alta Cutler
P. J. Murray
Trinity American Luther League
Cedar Falls
West Library
Hazel Thompson
Alice Eline
Henrietta Keging
Daughters of Plymouth
Leo Brooks
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Anna Lichty
W. F. Trask
Leon Jago
Hette Saylor Honored at Prenuptial Party
Miss Hette Saylor, to wed Will HH Gange Beresford SD, was an honored guest at a prenup party in Anita Fentiman's Waterloo home. Anita Fentiman, Louise Miller, and Marie Miller hosted a rose and fern decorated event with a two course luncheon. Favors valued at 500 were given to Mrs. Charles Trainor and Celia McDermott. Saylor will depart Waterloo tonight for Reinbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hette Saylor
Will HH. Gange
Beresford
S. D
Anita Fentiman
Louise
Marie Miller
Miss Fentiman
Miss Saylor
Waterloo
Reinbeck
Charles Trainor
Celia McDermott
Louise Miller
Club Notes Highlight Hostesses And Social Wins
Mrs Russell Kelpa and Mrs Margaret Younghblut and Mrs Michael Welbes won favors at 500 when Mrs Anna Kruse entertained Columbus club. Tables were decorated with ferns and bleeding hearts. High honors were won by Mrs C M Merling. Pansy Embroidery club met at Mrs Oden Snader’s. Lunch featured a glass basket centerpiece with ferns and pansies and rooms with peonies. Innocent Imps club held a carnival dance for 40 couples at Elk Run hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kelpa
Margaret Younghblut
Michael Welbes
Anna Kruse
Columbus Club
Harry Gille
Irvin Kruse
George Smale
Justate Bridge Club
Black's
C. M. Merling
Pansy Embroidery Club
Oden Snader
Innocent Imps Club
Elk Run Hotel
Hints in beauty care decorative jewelry
A vintage style note promotes wearing antique bracelets and large imitation pearls as decorative accents. It argues jewelry need not be valuable, urges color contrasts with outfits, explains how different gems and rings affect wear, and mentions henna darkening and a pamphlet offer.
Noted Lecturer Lutie Stearns to Speak Here
Miss Lutie E. Stearns Milwaukee will be brought to Waterloo for the annual Mother and Daughter banquet of the Business and Professional Woman's club if plans made at a recent meeting materialize. She spoke at the state federation convention in Fort Dodge and has a long record in librarianship and women’s civic work. Plans for a June 21 club picnic at Electric Park were discussed with reservations due by Monday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutie E. Stearns
Milwaukee
Wis
Waterloo
Miss Stearns
Fort, Dodge
State Federation of Business and Professional Woman's Clubs
Board of Regents
State Normal Schools
Wisconsin
Electric Park
Emma Oleson to Wed C N Scott at Cedar Falls
Emma Oleson daughter of Mr and Mrs Knud Oleson will wed C N Scott of Creston Ia at Danish Lutheran Nazareth church Cedar Falls at 5 pm today One hundred guests expected. Reception follows. Scott is a teacher and former Philippines school principal. Civil and religious details listed. plans include a Boulder Colo trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iCourer
Cedar Falls
Theresa Peterson
Virginia Oleson
Georget
Jeanne Ward
Pearl Georget
Helen Wiler
Velma Brown
Leo Dieson
Cedar Falls High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Independence
Scott
Marcus High School
Philippines
Creston
Boulder
Colo
Honeymooner Sees Government Reserve at Black Hills Hotel
M. J. Morgen and partner Joseph H. Sullivan, long-time Waterloo clothing men, recall four weeks with a visit to a presidential party's summer White House location in the Black Hills. Morgen praises the picturesque site now a government reserve and notes his voyage from Madison, South Dakota by horse and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Black Hills
M. J. Morgen
Morgan
Joseph H. Sullivan
Waterloo
Deadwood
S. PD
Madison
Feo
Flower show winner Hildebrand tops Waterloo event
Mrs J G Hildebrand won sweepstakes at the Waterloo Garden club flower show held in Iowa Public Service rooms. The second annual event drew 245 prize entries plus displays from Nathan Barber Log Cabin and Myers nursery. Judges praised bloom variety and quality across many classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hildebrand
Waterloo Garden Club
Iowa Public Service Company
Park Avenue
Commercial Streets
Hildebrand
Nathan Barber
Myers Nursery
Estate to Relatives in Will of Benjamin F Johnson
In the will of Benjamin F Johnson who died at Holden Missouri on June 8 his widow Mary E Johnson inherits one third of the estate conditioned on the estate paying a mortgage on property in Piedmont Heights Los Angeles California The remainder is split two thirds for the education of Thomas Benjamin and Frances Margaret Johnson children of a brother and one third to Nellie H Grundike J E Johnson of Claremont California a daughter and the Fort Madison Iowa Savings Bank are named executors with Claremont Cal and Waterloo listed as locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Johnson
Holden
Mary E. Johnson
Piedmont Heights
Los Angeles
Thomas Benjamin
Frances Margaret
Thomas Benjamin Johnson
Nellie H. Grundike
Claremont
Cal
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo
Fort Madison, Ta
Iowa funeral directors weigh embalming rate hikes
Members of the Iowa Funeral Directors association gathering in Des Moines discuss potential increases in embalming fees as part of their annual convention this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
Two Arrested for Selling Liquor to Kelsey at Cherokee
Neal Doherty and a man known as Butch O Danial were arrested in Cherokee Iowa on federal warrants charging giving intoxicating liquor to Archie Kelsey an enrolled Winnebago Indian and former Mississippi Valley league player. Kelsey once with Waterloo club and sold to the Boston Braves he refused to report this spring. They were taken to Sioux City for arraignment before U S Commissioner Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Neal Doherty
Butch" O'Daniel
Sioux City
Archie Kelsey
Winnebago Agency
Kelsey
Waterloo
Mississippi Valley Baseball League
Boston Braves
Doherty
O'Daniel
U. S
Johnson
Eclipse of Moon Seen by Few in Late Night Sky
The total lunar eclipse occurred around 2 30 a m with perfect visibility at the start but few observers due to the early hour. The shadow of the earth spread across the full moon and totality arrived at 2 30, leaving only stars visible in the clear sky.
Local and social notes from Waterloo society column
Details include George's newspaper work, Craig Arbuckle's Mediterranean vacation and July visit with parents at 519 Park Avenue East, Arbuckle's role in the National City Bank trust department, A C Micheltree's guilty plea for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor after a Fourth and Saxon collision, Velma V Morgan seeking divorce from Bryan K Morgan with custody of two daughters, and a Grace Church penny supper advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Arbuckle
Mediterranean
Nice
Waterloo
J. W. Arbuckle
Park Avenue East
Arbuckle
The
National City Bank
New York
Fourth
Saxon
Yeterday
George J. Sager
Micheltree
Land Sale In Saskatchewan Sets Record Price Per Acre
A. G. Reid paid 52 000 dollars for 1 280 acres near Laford Saskatchewan at 25 dollars an acre. The land, two sections, was bought from J O Trumbauer receiver for Galloway Bros Co. and is leased to be tilled. Waterloo, the seed business man, was the former owner. The sale was cash and approved in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laford
Sask
A. G. Reid
Waterloo
J. O. Trumbauer
Galloway Bros. & Co
City in Brief: Local Health and Visits
Waukon resident Ellen McClintock underwent thyroid operation at St Francis hospital. Verna Parks of Dunkerton had a minor operation at Presbyterian hospital. condition good. Helen McCleery attends six week summer session at Cornell College. Henry Albright of Grundy Center recovering from abdominal surgery at St Francis. A. F. Roche has recovered enough to return home to Dubuque from St Francis. Frieda Krueger left for a two week visit with sister Mrs R F McLaren. Mr and Mrs C V Stewart and sons Wayne and Robert visited from Chicago. Mrs Humphrey T Roberts of Arkansas City is visiting Mrs Rovilla Pendleton. she formerly resided here and will travel to Helena Mont after Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McClintock
Waukon
St. Francis Hospital
Verna Parks
Dunkerton
Presbyterian Hospital
Henry Albright
Grundy Center
Humphrey T. Roberts
Arkansas City
Ark
Rovilla Pendleton
First. Street
Roberts
Waterloo
Helena Mont
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Don Gilley
McQuilkin Family
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Lend-a-Hand Guild
A. F. Hoenig
Elite Circle
James E. Trumbauer
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
William Humphreys
Co. E. S. L. Club
Lester Mil
Ler
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J. J. O’hearn
P. Club
A. C. Vetter
American Legion auxiliary—Memorial Hall
Church News
Central Christian Church
E. W. Wardle
Universalist Church
Edna Kent Forbes
Pegey
Emma Oleson
C. N. Scott
Martin Courter
Knights of Columbus Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Clara Lantz
P. H. Paulsen
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thomas Eaton
Cedar Heights
Y. W. Co. A. Building Fund
John W. Gwynne
Beth Tracy
Health Education Department
Young Women's Christian Association
W. GC. A
J. W. Makinster
Majorette
California
Memorial Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Francis’ Hospital
W. GC. Korthaus
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Edward Stowell
Charles City
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Ames
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C. O. Pierce
A. E. Elliott
Hampton
Marie Jacquin
Loren Berry
A. W. Mullan
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Oy J Conery
Henderson
Bo Lavejes
Atre
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AL Kueberstein
Ft, Hildebrand
George
A. C. Micheltree
Savoy Hotel
Velma V. Morgan
Bryan K. Morgan
Bernice K
Grace M . Church
Bishop
Bishop Cafeteria
Ellis Hote
Cedar Rapids
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Canada
Reid
Buchanan
Helen McCleery
Beech Street
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
A. F. Roche
Dubtuque
Frieda Krueger
Cutler Hardware Company
R. F. McLaren
Chicago
Ioe
Good Housekeeping Institute
U.S
Adams Paper & Specialties Co
Paaagl Davis
Selby’s
Arch Preserver Shoes
Selby
Southland
Tom Corwine
Ira Jandrith
Schutz Concert Co
Alden Bishop Hughes
Senator
Ferris
National Light Opera Co
Minnesota
Northern Pacific
Minnesota Lakes and Woods
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Robert H. McCurdy
T.P.A
Northern Pacific Ry
Equitable
Lewa
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