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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
8
University visitors and local social notes in Waterloo
Arthur J. Tilsi visits cousin W. W. Beal at the University of Minnesota. Miss Alta Brecunier of Kingsley avenue plans a two week stay with friends at Storm Lake. Mrs. W. J. Glenny of Minot, N D, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Virden for the summer. Verna and Marie Gleason return from Clear Lake. Alta Richards to spend two weeks in St Paul. Dr. E. B. Hadley returns after a month with an exposition party touring fourteen states. Mrs. H. F. Shepherd of Bowling Green, Missouri, in Waterloo three weeks visiting her daughters. Celeste Olson begins a long Colorado vacation trip. A. W. Lichty and daughter Marjory visiting relatives. The Lichtys are siblings of H. J. and S. Lichty. Notices of social events at local homes follow with menus, toasts, and theater plans. The B Natural Music club hosts a picnic, yearbook issuance, and a detailed program of studies for the coming year. Needlework club ends season with a social. plans for a summer picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Brecunier
Kingsley Avenue
Storm Lake
W. J. Glenny
Minot
N. D
C. W. Virden
Verna
Marie Gleason
Clear Lake
H. F. Shepherd
Bowling Green
Waterloo
H. G. Brown
Laura Shepherd
Vine Street
Celeste Olson
Colorado
Miss Olson
Franklin Street
A. W. Lichty
Charles Davin
Marjory
B Natural Music Club
Maghbeth Mack
Sans Souci Park
Mack
Mildred Hoffman
Bartlett
Florence Drake
Marjorie Taylor
Jean Birdsall
W. F. Mack
Bernice Call
Leon Cowles
Bernice
Hazel Manning
Elit
Marian Walker
Marjoria Taylor
Neil Keyes
Charles W. Eby
Legii Cowles
Manda Slippy
Nelle Thompson
Nina Ricketts
Cora Ricketts
Social calendar highlights and marriage notice
Wednesday activities include F F club luncheon at Sans Souci hotel hosted by Mesdames Burton Wilson Glenny and Peddicord. Marriage of Marie Test of Waterloo to F B Lee of Clearfield Pa at First Brethren church at 4. First Baptist annual outing at Byrnes Park at 2. Banquet for Burch Bros suit dept hosted by Sheriff and Mrs Henderson at 221 Park Ave East. Mrs Henderson formerly with the dept. Tonight Deborah society ice cream sociable at First M E church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bown
Sans Souci
Mesdames
Burton E. Wilson
Thomas F. Glenny
Wm. J. Peddicord
Marie Test
Waterloo
F. B. Lee
Clearfield
First Brethren Church
First Baptist
Byrnes Park
George W. Huntley
H. C. Wood
Vinton Street
Deborah Society of First M. E. Church
Church Lawn
Burch Bros. Company
D. B. Henderson
Park Avenue East
Courier patterns coupon for fashion department orders
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo. Pay 19 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Local church groups plan midweek social events
Evangelical notes announce Kensington at Mrs Delmer Bordens home and a Wednesday church picnic supper at Mrs Theodore Peek s home Union Christian Endeavor meets at Jogan Avenue church with all C E s invited K L C E business meeting Friday Also Helen Gould auxiliary hosts thimble bee at Chautauqua Park Miss Jacob Anton hosts Ladies Aid at First Evangelical thimble bee at 2 30 Wednesday Westminster young people informal sociable at 315 Vermont Street Walnut Street Baptist class thimble bee at Mrs Draper s 326 Thirteenth Street West Murray Universalist club picnic at Miss Blanche Bayless Cedar Falls First M E lawn Deborah Society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Kensington
Delmer Borden
Theodore Peek
Union Christian Endeavor
Jogan Avenue
C. E
Helen Gould
Willard Fiyon
Tn Chautauqua Park
Emivertain Aid Society
Jacob Anton
Linwood Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Evangelical Church
Photle
W. B. Sanford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Vermont Street
W. B. Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
E. N. Draper
Thirteenth Street West
Murray
Murray Club
Universalist Church
Blanche Bayless
College Street
Cedar Falls
Things Theatrical Here At Home At Plaza
The Pickford family Mary Louis and Jack drew hundreds to the Plaza for the opening of Fandon the Cricket produced by Famous Players. The screen version of the old stage success offers a link to past audiences. The same picture plays today tomorrow and Thursday followed by The Unbroken Road. This evening An nette Yde Lake will sing.
Miss Sadie Fenton Refuses Proposals to Control Paper
Denver reporter notes Miss Sadie Vel le c Fenton Vassar graduate and the youngest woman editor in the United States says she has refused many matrimonial proposals that sought to control her paper the Logansport Times in Indiana famous as the oldest local prohibition paper in America. She is en route to the annual convention of the Na...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Sadie ‘Vellec Fenton
Vassar
United States
Logansport Times
Indiana
America
Tve
Editorial Pauses at Los Angeles Paper Editing Push
Editorial notes at Los Angeles show editors objecting to outside views on prohibition and editing control. The Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter carried want ads reaching about 6,500 Waterloo homes with one copy delivered to each residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onal Editorial Paasocrattos
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Dr. Riley Leads World Bible Training Project in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis area plans a grand Bible teaching and evangelism center led by Dr. Riley, longtime pastor of First Baptist. Aimed at downtown work, the project seeks to establish a lasting beacon for evangelical training and global outreach, with Dr. Wilda Hey co cited as key influence. The initiative, connected to the Evening Courier, emphasizes righteousness and evangelical roots beyond denominational lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cie Real
Geo
Minneapolia
Bey Willan
Ehurel Sewer Pyar
Thoods
Petty
Riley
Firat Baptist Rte
Minneapolis
Arked Tal
Wilda
Klyven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur J. Tilsi
The
University of Minnesota
W. W. Beal
Alta Richards
St. Paul
Mina
Dr. E. B. Hadley
Nenderson
Marion Henderson
Charles Isaacson
Miss Henderson
Isaacson
M. B. Needlework Club
J. W. Place
M. DB
High Street
Hoys
Musical Institute
Marion T. Ranaler
Isabella Garelsten
Studio
Jas
M. BE. Church Lawn
Deborah Society
Alao
D. Db
Wangler Bros
Lichty’s
OUR Service Department
Allen G. Lichty
West Fourth Street
Dr. Riley
Reapers
Panama
Vil Hase
Pictorial Review Magazine
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