Miss Irene Arns Hosts Party For Ruth Stoner Ahead Of June Wedding
Miss Irene Arns entertained guests at a society gathering honoring Miss Ruth Stoner whose marriage to Waldo Galvin is set for June 30. The affair featured telegram hints, a rainbow color theme, orchid and white decorations, and gifts in a large color themed box. Attendees included Mrs. W. E. Stoner and Mrs. D. S. Axtel with several mistresses and friends noted among the honoree's party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Arns
Ruth Stoner
Waldo ‘Galvin
Altha Thornberry
Eva. Crosby
Stoner
W. E. Stoner
Axtel
Missea Aliha Thornberry
Besgie
Eva Crosby
Dorothy Wiigus
Irma Mickelberg
Onelta Baskins
Irene
Glen Arns
Awards to Highlight B P W National Meeting in New Orleans
The tenth annual convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in New Orleans will feature a health contest award. A silver loving cup will go to the state federation with the best health record, honoring 47 states’ participation. Miss Rose E H Howse of Bridgeport Conn will present the award. The program also includes publicity and membership trophies to boost local club efforts. The federation now counts about 900 clubs and 50,000 members with Iowa posting strong activity through Catherine McNally and Elizabeth Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
New Orleans
Louisiana
Rose EH
Howse
Bridgeport
Conn
National Federation
Des Moines
Miss House
Essie L. Hathaway
New York City
Marion Craig Potter
Rochester
N. J
Walter McNab Miller
Barbara Hunt
Bangor
Edna R. Portman
Elizabeth
Health Committee
Eva Hunt Dockery
Boise
Idaho
Adelia Prichard
Portland
Ore
A. E. Johnson
Waterloo Club
Iowa
Catherine McNally
Elizabeth Kenney
Victorine Cherney Is Honored Guest of Thelma Stark
Miss Thelma Stark hosted a soirée at her Washington home honoring Victorine Cherney a George Washington Hospital nursing student visiting from D C. Guests included Mrs. Jerry Wood and Misses Lois Shirley Eva Sims June Harvey Kathryn Quinn and Hilda Gosse. Favors awarded to Cherney and Quinn. A two course luncheon was served by Mrs J Lil Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Stark
Victorine Ccherney
Cherney
George Washington Hospital
Washington, D. C
Jerry Wood
Lois Shirley
Eva Sims
June Harvey
Kathryn Quinn
Hilda Gosse
Bance
Miss Cherney
Miss Quinn
J. Li! Stark
Mary Jane Falls Sixth Birthday Party Inspires Themed Fun
The sixth birthday of Mary Jean Fall was celebrated Thursday afternoon at 327 Weaster Street with Mrs. Charles Fall hosting and Miss Agnes Friday from Chicago assisting. Guests included Robert Winninger, Bil Plummer, Rosie Zuback, Marie Kelley, Bernice Rechtfertig, Arlene Burke, Charles Wook, Lorene Murphy, Roger Sharp, Betty Jane Mortensen, Jane Herald, and Francis Pfiffner. A separate note says Mrs. N B Beersteeg hosted a bridge party for house guest Mrs. C A Cortigny of Dubuque, with favors won by Mrs. A C Fox, Mrs. George Williams, and Mrs. Bud Oakley. The hostess provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Fall
Charles Fall
Weaster Street
Agnes Friday
Chicago
Fall
Robert Winninger
Bile Plummer
Rosie Zuback
Marie Kelley
Bernice Rechtfertig
Arlene Burke
Charles Wook
Lorene Murphy
Roger Sharp
Betty Jane Mortensen
Jane Herald
Francis Pfiffner
N. B. Beersteeg
C. A. Cortigny
Dubuque, Ta
A. C. Fox
George Williams
Bud Oakley
Club Notes 23.0. G
Yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Donald Sinker club members met for a social session with Mrs. Frank Miller winning in contests. Guests included Mrs. Homer Rendleman and Mrs. Dale Williamson. Light luncheon, Lend-a-Hand guild members present. Get-Together club and Tuesday Luncheon joined for a Byrnes picnic plan. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. F. B. Rupp and Miss Mildred Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sinker
Frank Miller
Gladys “Kilsinger
Donald Finlayson
Bridge
Thisisus. Club
Dale
Williamson
Homer Rendleman
Lend
Guild
T. P. Ashmore
Effie Stromgren
F. B. Rupp
Waterloo
California
Clinton D. Hays
Get-Together Club
A.b.thorson
Hays
David Stevenson
F. H. White
Fayette
Ark
Mildred Stevenson
Chicago
Byres
Cedar Heights
Church News and Guild Meetings at St Mergeret's
The St Mergeret's guild of St Mark's Episcopal met for a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs Charles Bickley's home with Mrs N A Gasser assisting. The Toyie club met after and sixteen members attended at Mrs Williament's home. bake sale plans and favors were discussed. Homer Gordon, Mrs Alexander Muteh and Mrs Jay Roberts attended as guests. Loyal Workers of Walnut Street from Baptist church joined a Wednesday evening party at Mrs Leonard Young's. a business meeting followed by games music and refreshments.
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Mmuteh
Jay Roberts
Walnut Street
Mmes
C. E. Lindstrom
Fred
Baptist Church
Bartz
Clarence Bassarear
Bassarear
Spencer, In
Leonard Young
Gordon Will
Aid Association of Lutherans Considers State Federation
Aid Association of Lutherans may form a state federation. A Sunday picnic at Elk Rup by local branch No 331 will discuss organization with Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran members and 12 neighboring branches invited. G D Ziegler of Appleton Wis will speak along with Rev A H Semtmann. Program begins 2 pm with contests planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Rup
Aid Association For Lutherans
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Congregation
G. D. Ziegler
Aid Association
Appleton
Wis
A. H. Semtmann
Immanuel Church
Indianola Folk Are Honored Guests at Dinner
Reverend and Mrs W C Smith and Chester Cooper, student pastor at Simpson College, were honored guests at a dinner in Indianola Iowa hosted by Misses Maude and Berniece Davis and Misses Margaret Gertrude and Mildred Roderick. Flowers graced the table as the visitors, who had stayed several days at the Roderick home, prepared to return home by auto this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Smilth
Indianola
Chester Cooper
Simpson College
Maude
Berniece Davis
Margaret
Gertrude
Mildred
Roderick
Dedham
Mr. Smith
Shively to Speak Twice at Orange Church
Dr L B Shively of Mt Morris College will address Orange Township Church of the Brethren at 11:00 AM and 7:15 PM Sunday. The morning talk covers education. the evening program is the illustrated event An Evening with the Stars. Shively has long been a professor at Mt Morris College and enjoys strong local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L. 8. Shively
Orange Church
Orange Alumni Banquet Highlights Local Event
The Orange high school alumni held their annual banquet last evening in Black's tearoom with seating for 50. Marlowe Cunningham presided, Ruth Meyers served as secretary, and Sara Jane Hess acted as toast mistress. Prof. O H Hamer, head of the school for 12 years, announced plans to attend the University of Iowa next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange High School
Black
Marlowe Cunningham
Ruth Meyers
Sara Jane Hess
Cme
O- H. Hamer
University of Iowa
Hinze Birthday Surprise At Home visit
Friends surprised H. E. Hinze at his home to honor his birthday anniversary. Favors at 300 were given to Mrs. Floyd Cushman P. J. Jungen Mrs. Jungen and C. E. Anderson. A cafeteria luncheon followed with roses as decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Hinze
Mr. Hinze
Floyd Cushman
P. J. Jungen
Jungen
C. E. Anderson
St Mary's Circle Hosts Card Party at School Hall
St Mary's Sewing circle held a card party yesterday afternoon in St Mary's school hall. Prizes included favors for Mrs Elvin Butte and Miss Dede Talty, high scores at 500 awarded to Mrs Margaret Lynch and Mrs Roy Hayes, with Mrs Harry Conter receiving a special favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Hints in Beauty Care A 1920s lingerie guide by Edna Kent Forbes
Practical advice on economical lingerie and dressmaking with sewing tips for undergarments. Recommends thin materials, flat pleats, bias trim, lace usage, and machine sewing. Includes hair coloring with henna and notes on chemises, slips, bloomers, and braille style combinations for comfort and modesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Prominent Club Women to Direct Fair Exposition
Prominent women from major feminine activity fields in Towa have been chosen by the Towa Federation of Women's Clubs to direct the statewide women's exposition at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines August 22 to 31 1928. Mrs W H Spaulding of Grinnell returns as chairperson with a committee including Mrs John Fox Lake Shenandoah Mrs F B Burberry Indianola Mrs Gardner Cowles Des Moines Mrs John Hammill Britt and Mrs A Olson Forest City. The plan adds two dedicated buildings for home and home improvement with programs lectures demonstrations plays and conferences by authorities in home economics child welfare drama health and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Towa Federation of Women's Clubs
W. H. Spaulding
Grinnell
John Fox Lake
Shenandoah
F. &. Burber
City in Brief Oddities and Local Updates
A misattributed name on the Palestine fund committee was corrected by B Schultz. Lloyd Selleck and siblings Marguerite Selleck and Alice Hile departed for Chicago for four weeks visiting Lambert Selleck. Marion Borland of Oelwein returned from a week with Mr and Mrs Baldridge at 429 Clay. Fred Northery of 219 Kineward avenue, head of Northey Manufacturing, is sidelined with a sprained left toe and aims to be back within a week. Gerald Casteel’s light coupe, once reported stolen, was recovered on a farm near Hudson by one of his relatives. Wilford Moore of 1212 Randolph, who fell from a switch engine at the Illinois Central yards, remains hospitalized in Chicago with an unsettled condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Schultz
Palestine Fund Campaign Committee
Lloyd Selleck
Marguerite Selleck
Alice Hile
Chicago
Lambert Selleck
Marion Borland
Oelwein
R. J. Baldridge
Clay Street
Fred Northery
Kinebard Avesnue
Northey Manufacturing Company
Gerald Casteel
Lafayette Street
Casteel
Hudson
Wilford Moore
Randolph Street
Minois Central Yards
I Allen
Ilinois Central Hospital
Bride and Groom to Be Honored at Dinner on Sunday
Mr and Mrs L M Townsend will host a Sunday noon dinner at their home honoring Mr and Mrs Harold Beckner whose marriage took place at 8 30 p m yesterday in the St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church parsonage. Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs Howard Townsend and son William Plainfield Ia Mrs W G Townsend and son Emerson Waverly Ia Mr Elva Read and son Leslie Sycamore Ia and Keith Snellgove Cedar Falls. The brides colors orbit and gold will be used in table decorations. Attendants were Miss Rubye Heald and Alfred Williams. The bride wore rose beige georgette and Miss Heald wore fawn tinted georgette. Mrs Beckner taught at Plainfield and Charter Oak. Mr Beckner is night clerk at Hotel Russell Lemson. They will reside at 310 Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Townsend
Harold Beckner
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Waverly
Elva Read
Leslie
Sycamore
Keith Snellgove
Cedar Falls
George Woodall
Rubye Heald
Alfred Williams
Beckner
Plainfield
Charter Oak
Iowa State Teachers College
Hotel Russell-Lemson
Argyle Street
Wild Rose Club Meeting at Mrs McKellar's Home
Wild Rose club members met at Mrs. A H McKellar's home with fifteen in attendance. Mrs. Enoch Leckington assisted. Members wrote a letter to Maud Brayton who moved to Minnesota. A short program covered flowers and seed exchange. Next meeting set for July 18 at Byrnes Park.
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Wld
Rose Club
A. H. McKellar
Enoch Leckington
Maud Brayton
Minnesota
J. F. Bross
J. C. Knapp
Byrnes Park
Gedar Falls Woman Succumbs To Stroke
Cedar Falls June 22 Mrs. Chris Olsen 69 died at noon today at 1822 Franklin street from a stroke four weeks earlier. She had lived in the community 30 years. Survived by husband and three sons Charles Cedar Falls Grant Tama and Arnold West Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Chris Olsen
Franklin Street
Charles
Cedar Palls
Grant
Tama
Arnold
West Branch
Strawberry party hosted near Teach ers college campus
Mr and Mrs Charles P Bley entertained about 30 friends at a strawberry party at their home west of Teach ers college campus last evening G P Berger Traer was the only out of town guest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Courier
Cedar Falls
Charles P. Bley
Teachers College
G. P. Berger
Traer
Man Freed On Pledge To Support Children
Kenneth Goodrich, arrested for deserting his three children aged 3 to 9, was freed after pledging weekly support payments. George Heller, arrested near the bathing beach for intoxication and disorderly conduct, was fined $10.50 on each charge and will serve six days in jail for inability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Goodrich
George Heller
J. C. Beem
Moliere satire on hypocrisy sparks Moroccan dispute
In Morocco a Moralist clash unfolds as Moliere's Tartuffe, translated into Arabic, faces censorship for ridiculing religion morals and politics. Modernists push the satire while traditionalists decry it, with the Sultan to decide and Steeg keeping neutral. The debate hinges on religion race and tradition, illustrating local tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Moliere
Louis XIV
Steeg
Ducks Killed By Millions At Bird Protection Meet
Geneva reports from an international conference show six to ten million ducks were killed in the United States last year according to Dr. T. Gilbert Pearson. Japanese delegate Dr. Uchida cites over 500000 ducks killed in six months in Japan. The gathering decries commercialization as the greatest menace to wild birds and notes netting along Lake Erie and coasts depletes supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
T. Gilbert Pearson
New York
American Audubon Societies
Pearson
Uchida
Japan
Lake Erie
Denmark
Holland
England
Scandinavian Countries
Netters
Kolland
Einar Lomberg
Sweden
Europe
Fair Vice Consul Makes Friends of Amsterdam Police
Amsterdam June 22 Miss Field the only American woman vice consul in Europe is a familiar figure to Amsterdam police. She enjoys horseback riding and driving a car and her smile wins cooperation at busy crossings. She has served in Welland since November 1925 and credits her mother with helping her qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Pattle Hockaday Field
Denver
Colo
Europe
Miss Field
Welland
Foreign Service
Brole Des Sciences
Miss Field in Amsterdam Consulate Work
The article notes Miss Field, now in Amsterdam as treasurer of the consulate general, manages odds and ends and specializes in statistical commercial reports. It mentions her U S service path from January 192 to six month trial at the State Department in Washington to her posting in the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
State Department
Washington
Stork
Netherlands
Miss Field
Armsterdam
Women’s Club of
Amsterdam
Tevns Preeces E. Wihls
Redlands
Cal
Chile
Brain Test Answer Reveals Proportion Clue in Groups I and II
A brain teaser states that within each main group, specifically groups I and II, the second of the smaller subgroups that follows holds the correct proportion as named. This rule guides solving the puzzle and identifying the proper ratio in each set.
Waterloo Evening Courier Patterns Adoption of Designs
To obtain up-to-date fashion patterns from the Courier send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Patterns come with seam allowances and are filled as soon as possible. Expect delivery about 10 days after mailing your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Home Style Rice and Mushroom Bake and Other Recipes
Amateur kitchen notes describe a bake with mushrooms rice and cheese using butter stock onion and tomato, plus spinach bake with eggs cheese and seasoning. An orange bread recipe blends orange peel with batter for two loaves. The text notes on gasoline producers in Brazil and a shift to substitutes for gasoline alcohol products.
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Tealight
Phi Sigma Chi
Electric Park
Women of
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of P. Halt
B. P. W. National Meeting
Victorine Cherney
Mary Jane Fall
Church News
Aid Association of Lutherans
Federation
Orange
St. Mary’s Circle
Rosale de
Wild Rose Club
Roy F. Peek
First Methodist Episcopal Choir
J. G. Wright
Peek
Lillyan Smelser
George Smelser
Pauline Horton
Wright
Mies
O. A. McKirryher
C. A. Scholin
Gedar
Cote d'Azur
Chantal
Sthone
Telm
Fair
Vel
Cifis
Fessler & Co. Jewelers
I. C
Bluebird
Shantung
Bike
Lady Vee-Ja
Lake Our Big
Woods
Bridge St
Dad
Ceee Eee Eee
Thrizont
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