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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1911

Page

5

Handsome Models in New Wash Dresses

Fashion notes highlight fashionable new spring dresses with sheer fabrics and various sleeve styles, urging women to select now while fresh. Ready-to-wear dresses offered at low prices from three to five dollars and up, emphasizing value and style for busy city women.

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Charming Afternoon Musicale Delights Waterloo Society

An afternoon musicale in Waterloo hosted by Mrs. C. C. Lamson and Mrs. J. G. Hildebrand featured soprano Grace L. Watson from Cedar Rapids with son Jack Watson on cello and pianist Gwyneth Sampson. The event at Russell-Lamson hall included a reception, a long program of original songs and classical pieces, and a post-concert reception with dining and dancing. Other social items and notices from the era fill the page.

Waterloo C. C. Lamson J. G. Hildebrand Mrussell-Lamson Hall E. L. Johnson W. B. Nauman George M. Nauman F. C. Ellison Ellison Anamosa Mildred Ellison Grace L. Watson Cedar Rapids Jack Watson Gwyneth Sampson Watson Fine Arts Department Miss Sampson Horatio Parker Lo Bat Magdalene Warden Cavalleria Rusticana Mascagni Dell Acqua Marian Chapman Grace Williams Genevieve Zimmerman Fiossie LaTier Florence McElhinney Alice Bickley Hazel Keller Lois Storm Gladys Noggle Miriam Marsh Marie Hitch Des Moines Iowa Press and Authors’ Club Busoni Effie McCullom Jones Emerson DePuy James C. Davis Marian Hamilton Carter McClure’s D. N. Hurd Cedar Fails Margaret Clark Horace M. Towner Corning Parker K. Holbrook Onawa Julian Richards

Flat Life Held to Breed Ideals in City Talk

Chicago on February 28 reports a Real Estate Board luncheon praising flats as a factor in human progress. L M Smith lauds flat life for reducing back fence quarrels and promoting idea exchange, suggesting universal peace if everyone moved into flats. He argues May 1 moving day should be abolished and extols flat life’s social benefits.

Mr. Smith Chicago L. M. Smith Chicago Real Estate Board

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