Floral Tea Party Honors Helen Bovee in June Festivities
A floral tea party at the Bovree residence honored Miss Helen Bovee on a sunny afternoon. Guests enjoyed tea on the porch, piano solos, violin numbers, and a noon luncheon at Black's tearoom followed by an aluminum shower for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
D. W. Bovree
Helen Bovee
Billmond Schear
New York
BL. Morrow
Salas
Anita Fentiman
Maxie Miller
Gladys Whittle
Evelyn Walker
Beth Whittle
Miss Whittle
Graham Messinger
Gail Campbell
Little Marian Morrow
Tracy Glasener
Leah Fuelner
Miss Morrow
Bowen
Black's Tearoom
Marie Miller
Philathea
Iiss Thursa Appleton
Katherine McIntosh
J. E. Johnson
Elmer Bhervill
Garden Party for Church Society Pleases Attendees
More than 400 people attended a garden party hosted by the women of First Congregational Church. The event at the homes of EB L Johnson and W C Logan served social and fundraising aims with a polished program by Mrs Louis Prank and a varied act by Mrs J V Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
EB. L. Johnson
W. C. Logan
Louis Prank
Fred McClain
Fred J. Clark
W. M. Shelgon
Wed Nuptials at Rectory Mark Waterloo Pair
Miss Mabel M Knode daughter of Mr and Mrs J 9 Knode and John P Joyce will wed today at St Josephs rectory with Very Rev J Slattery officiating. The bride wore blue tricotine and carried sweetpeas. Joyce works at Western Weighing Bureau Omaha. After July 1 they will live at 2624 Davenport St Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Holman
A. E. Hoffman
Edwin J
Marsh
Chicago
Hofman
Second Street West
C. J. Askins
First Baptist Church
Miss Hoffman
Roland Taylor
Wili
Florence
Thomas Colvin Wilson
Thomas Colvin
H. T. Wilson
Mr. Marsh
Hoffman
Mabel Berr
Vinton
George Prichard
Onawa
3Eulah Bingham
Louise Coleman
Leila Butt
Montezuma
Bernice Call
Mabel M. Knode
J. 9. Knode
John P. Joyce
J. Joyce
Jo'elock
J. Slattery
St. Joseph's Rectory
Carl L. Grings
Waterloo
Jack Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Joyce
Rainbow Division
Western Weighing Bureau
Omaha
Neb
Davenport Street
Zroom
Logan Avenue
Miss Mary Stout to Wed Rev H C Smith at First Evangelical
Miss Mary Stout daughter of Mr and Mrs L Bion Castle Hill will wed Rev Harold Smith son of Rev and Mrs Dawn F Smith Story City at noon Sunday in a ceremony at First Evangelical church. The couple plan July departure for Quincy Massachusetts and Boston University studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stout
Rev
H. C. Smith
Rites Road
First Evangelical Church
Miss Stout
Hazel Byers
Montezuma
Lloyd Smith
Virginia Zellhoefer
Roland Scott
Miz, Ince
Misa Mabel Smith
Mendelssohn
Hotel Russell-Lamson
John Quincy Adams
Boston University
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Northwestern College
Iowa
State Teachers College
Jennie Wren Confronts Mr Baltimore Oriole at Door
Jennie Wren confronts Baltimore Oriole near her house as birds listen. She vows to outtalk him, then Oriole seems unfazed and content with his mate present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jegina
Baltimore Oriole
Jennie Wren
Jennie
Mr. Oriole
Beauty Chats on Digestion and Youthful Looks
Edna Kent Forbes discusses how aging can be accelerated by poor digestion and lack of exercise. She cites quick lunches and hurried eating as causes and urges slow eating and stronger stomach muscles to aid digestion, noting medicines are only partial help.
Name Please For Courier Communication On Graduation Exercises
The Courier acknowledges a communication about recent graduation exercises at Eagle Cen. It notes full directions on re tentative reduction are not possible here. If the writer supplies a name, it will be mailed or addressed stamped to for prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Cen
Advice and belongings on body care and social life
A candid exchange discusses health tips for young people, including bicycle riding for calf development, cocoa butter use for massage, and facial care with a light cream. It also covers weight guidance, facial hair risk, and social advice about friendships and thinking for mothers.
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M.D. Gr
L. M
Conery Bound for India Mission Work After Studies
E Arthur Conery, who earned a bachelor of arts degree from Town State Teachers College in 1920, has been accepted by the Methodist board for missionary work in India. He is enrolled at Garrett Biblical Institute Chicago preparing for the field and expects to depart next fall. He participated actively in church and school activities and attends First MB church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Episcopa Church
T.R. Mecblbinney
Gazelle
Charles Francis? Simpson
Ehn F. Simpson
Thomas Borton
Robert Parrott
Betty McElbinzey
Colored Marine
Pauline Foster
Kansas City
Mr. Simpson
Robert J.lichty
Arthur
Paul Simpson
Roger Mifier
Frank Coord. Jr
Fred McClain
F. H. Miller
Marion
N. J. McElhinney
Algona
R. C. McElhinney
A. R. McElhinney
Minneapolis
Duluth
Itasca Park
Mrs. Simpson
Kingsley Avenue
West High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Chicago Normal College of Physical Education
Detroit
Mieh
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Simpson
Corrie Simpson Company
East High School
Massa' Asachusetts Institute of Technology
Thomas Horton
Miss Ethell
Cowlishaw
Lohengrin Market
Marjorie Ellis
Ellis
Bennett, Nashua
Borige
Stens
Miss Cowlishaw
Isoftly Rubenstein
Hotel Russell Lamson
Waterloo Business Col‘ Ilege
Dart
Jcompany
E. Arthur
Conery
Waterloo
Town State Teachers
Methodist Board
India
Garret Biblical ‘Pstitute
Chicago
Far East
First MB. Church
The Sandman Story from Mrs F 4 Walker
In a woodland tale Jennie Wren quarrels with Mr Oriole over noise and status as they discuss their colors and lineage. Mr Oriole invokes George Calvert and the Baltimore Orioles as heraldic precedent while Jennie asserts independence and critiques manners and dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Mr. Oriole
Baltimore Oriole
Jeanie Wren
Jennie’ Wren
Jennie
Pageant at YWCA Camp Riverview Draws Waterloo Crowd
Nearly 300 Waterloo friends and parents attended the camp pageant "The Happy Prince" staged by Girl Reserves at Riverview park. The event featured dormitory housed groups named for five states and included costume floats and dances. Awards and camp honors capped the ceremony as chapel services and visitor hours followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Riverview Park
Cedar River
le Pages Thi Bérs
S. A. Cohagan
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Society News
Miss McElhinney
St. Mark's
Mildred Hoffman
Edwin Marsh
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Carrie Riley
Harriett B. Hohl
Alita Fishar
C. D. Becker
Mra. Riley
Mra. Hohl
Becker
Miskes Mildred Buna
Marie Rittenhouse
West High
Galloway Club
Harold Greeley
Clyde Davis
Jack Schultz
Lucile Dawson
Katherine Lumry
Maide Knoop
Fred Northey
W. H. Biskley
Mam Levingston
Marguerite Watters Greeley
Misa Miriam Marsh
Dwight Rider
Sloane Wallace
Hansen & Hansen
East
Schuneman
West
Elke& Dance
Elis
Johnson's Pavilion
Miss Ellis
Mr. Miller
Lamar
Lindard
Sinnard
Walnut Street Baptist
Cradle Roll
F. L. Lauser
Natural Music Club
Mary Melrose
D. A
F. L Shamberlain
Business & Professional Woman's Club
Harmon & Olson
Sherwood Park
Pp. Mn
Waternloo
Byrnes Park
Caticura
Rey
MR. Smith
Edna Kent Forbes
Helen
E. Arthur Conery
Lincoln Park
Sandman
F. 4. Walker
Baltimore
Oriole
Wren
Cord
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Gotch Auto Supply CO
Mulberry Street
Library
Fordson
Repass Automobile Co
Waterloo, Towa
Y. W
Percy R
Lefmitt &_ John
Bank Bidz
M. C. Smith
404 Commercial Bank
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Byvank Transfer & Fuel Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ava
Fourtest
Evening Courier
Sas
Ates
Petey Awe
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