Annual guest party at Business and Professional Women's club
The society page notes the annual guest party held last evening in clubrooms decorated with cut flowers. Mrs. Charles Eby chairs the reception with Miss Lillian Lohner and Miss Ternice Call as officers. A program featured piano solos, readings, and vocal numbers performed by club members and guests, followed by a special hour and tea served by Miss Mildred Gleason and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Cat
Wonen
Charles Eby
Lillian Lohner
Ternice Call
Trappe
Mildred Gleason
Ie Worley
Eudora Carey
Mayke Alien Carr
Des
Altland
Sehuman
George Shoemaker
C. J. Ness
Ralph Dunlavy
Rae
Lucia
Iola Miller
Oles
Meadow Lark
Jonesi
Mas Howell
Margeret Howell
Tschaikowsky
Bernice Call
Sbeuish Bingham
Lulu Teeter Smith
Misa Miller
Cadman
Alfred Johnson
Warymond Addington
Lilian Lohnar
Miss Bingham
Air
Albert Schotin
Waterloo
Pauline Garmon
Anna
Moline
Scholin
Eleanor Rickhoff
Frances Wright
Margaret Johnson
Roberta Worlay
Helen Grange
Dorothy Bondurant
Wayne Henning
P. E. O. Chapters Reelect Officers at Annual Meetings
Mrs. O Harson reelected president of one chapter and Mrs. C D Ohallow elected at another as PEO gatherings held last evening. Chapter FE hosted 30 attendees at a dinner at Mrs. Lovejoy’s home. other officers named include Hutchison, Boies, Forrester, Brown, and Rodamar. A Muscatine state convention delegate and alternate were designated. Chapter 7 named officers Marsh Reed Nirkpatrick Harbin Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marsh
Elizabeth Reed
Carl Nirkpatrick
Belle Harbin
Maudy Dudley
Curtain Rods Shape Economy and Style in Homes
The article argues curtain rods are foundational to windows and economy. It compares flat and round rods, collapsible and spring styles, advising solid inner rods for collapsible sets and noting curved flat rods improve room circulation. Heavy rods suit living rooms, lighter for bedrooms, kitchens, and baths, with care to avoid oversized diameters and brass tarnish.
Civic Department Announces Tall Clean-up and Garden Weeks
The Civic Department and Waterloo Women's Club sponsor annual clean-up and national Garden Week in Waterloo. A meeting in Grester Waterloo Association Rooms Friday afternoon, chaired by Mrs. E. A. Boggs, will present plans. President Jarding has endorsed the action with a letter to the General Federation. The campaign supports school garden work now part of curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Department
Waterloo Women's Club
Grester
Waterloo Association
E. A. Boggs
A. E
Jarding
General
Federation of Women's Clubs
Civic
Devarment
Boards of Education
D. Cohn
Morris
Glarenoon
Go. Ling
Aland Dudley
Ww. B
South
Centu Culley
America
West Indies
Wests
E. EB. Petrie
Worley
Eastern Star meeting at Mason Temple tonight
The Order of the Eastern Star will meet at Mason Temple tomorrow at 7 30 with refreshments by committee led by Mrs U L Wheelock. A dance is announced for April at Porum hall with Mr and Mrs J P von Lackum to play 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Order of the Eastern Star
J.P. von Laehum
A. Schaefer
Genévieve von Lackum
Rt. Patrick's Day
Elklets Officers Named After Annual Meeting
Mrs. Robert Hardin elected noble dame at Elklets annual meeting at Mrs. Biks home. She succeeds Mrs. Ed Parker, who served two years. New officers include Mrs. Fred Wimber junior-dame, Mrs. Cy. W. Banton lecturing Elklet, Brig. Roy Bentley worthy priestess, Mrs. Noel Lichty mistress of ceremonies, J. O. Gnagy secretary, Mrs. Herman Wagner treasurer, Mrs. G. L. Whitman inner sentinel, Mrs. W. I. AleFar lance outer sentinel, and pianists Mrs. George Lichty and Mrs. Busby. Trustees John LaBarre and I. H. Pars ker. Installation set for March 19. Parker to officiate. Picnic dinner for Elklets and husbands to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hardin
Eiklets
Biks
Ed Parker
GL. Whitman
Inner Sentinel
William Royseh
Outer Sentinel
W. I. AleFarlane
Mmes
George Lichty
Busby
C.F Brown
John LaBarre
HL Parsker
Parker
Hame
The Salt Offerer and The Guest Obligations
Ruth Cameron reflects on the unspoken guest host covenant. A schoolteacher guest endures a noisy, crowded country visit and thin sleeping arrangements, finding fatigue from hospitality’s demands. The piece contrasts guest restraint with the host duty to offer hospitality thoughtfully.
Various Church Women Meet and Plan Across Town
Church and community notices outline multiple meetings for women groups. First Presbyterian aid department chaired by Mrs S A Craiglow, graveside service at M B church, Young Women’s Foreign Missionary Society, Walnut Street Baptist Woman’s Society with executive board at 10:30, luncheon at noon, EL P Moore speaking from Assam, India. Grace Saxe speaks at First Congregational Woman’s organization with Grace Cascail. L A Cobb to sing, Loren J Berry to play violin. Alpha Phi sorority at Walnut Street Baptist hosted by Mrs J J McMasters with 25 attendees. Trinity American Luther League to hold business and social hour. Westminster Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary to elect officers at 2:20. Mrs John Marshall to be guest at Rankin home reception in Chicago. Presbyterian Ladies’ Art Society and Joan Morrison Circle to extend courtesy. First Evangelical Ladies’ Aid all-day meeting Wednesday with plenary program and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Woman's Society
EL P Moore
Assam
India
Grace Saxe
Billy Sunday
First Congregational Woman's Organization
Grace Cascail
L. A. Cobb
Loren J. Berry
Mera
John Marshall
Chicago
Rankin
Presbyterian Ladies’ Art Society
Joan Morrison
First Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Plente
Woman's Missionery Society
F. W. Ptatagraft
W. C
Book and Needle club luncheon in Black's tearoom
Club Notes report Mrs. James L. Kenderson and Mrs. E. B. Childs hosted a Book and Needle gathering at Black's tearoom with fourteen covers. The group spent the afternoon on needlework and reading at Mrs. Rowell's home as N. Hof W. club met in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Rowell
James L. Kenderson
Hirs. E
Childs
Black's
Rowell
Railroads Busy as Spring Nears
Railroads show a spring surge on the Minnesota division as 2000 plus loaded and empty cars pass Waterloo. Brown, train master, says the winter business was strong and a new era begins as farmers in the Midwest lift livestock meat and grain shipments east amid weather shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Minnesota
Winois Central
Brown
Middle West
Grandma Wilson Dies at 91 in Waterloo Home
Mrs Malinda Willson widow of Henry W Willson died at her daughter Klempau’s home 316 South Barclay Waterloo after a long illness pneumonia followed two years in a wheel chair. Born June 11 1841 in Lorain Ohio she moved west in 1854 and settled in Waterloo in 1865. Survived by children Aletha Andrews Frank W Willson B C G Willson and others funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Willson
Henry W. Willson
Klempau
South Barclay Street
Waterloo
Grandma ‘Willson
Altho
Ohio
Willson
Loraine
Erie County
W.F. Walker
Mississippi
Willsons
Dubuque County
Hopkinton
Willison
Ilinois Central
Wilison
Inois Central
Wilson
Aletha Andrews
Seattle
Wash
Frank W. Willson
Sumner
EB. H. Klemnan
W. Willson
Cit
High Gales Force Wildfowl to Rest in This Vicinity
Spring migration of migratory birds was aided by Sunday's north eastern gales and resting wildfowl have appeared across the area. The spring shooting ban prevents slaying while wild ducks are seen on the river and unfrozen ponds. Sunday forenoon a mixed flock of pintails and mallards rested along a sandbar at the upper baiting beach for several hours preening their feathers.
Ducks and a New Waterloo Orchestra Appears
Off Shigley’s island shore flocks of bluebills and redheads shelter from wind as thousands of waterfowl follow the Cedar. A new Waterloo group called the Mack Cleveland Orchestra provides music for the Retail Merchants event, marking a local cultural moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shigley’s Island
Black Hawk Creek
Waterloo
Mack Cleveland Society Orchestra
Aged Side Banquet At Hotel Russell Lamson
R E Mackaman serves as manager at the annual banquet held on the aged side, with details noted for the association banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson.
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Society News
B ‘Natural
First Brethren Missiobury Soulely
J. ¥. Peck
United Presbyterism
W. M.S
LC. Rankin
Universalist Ladies’ Social Usdion Mre
O. S. Ruaspe
United Brethren Missionary Society
C. J. Nes
Wast High School
Penne
Shepherd Lumber Company
Penna
Waterloose
Colieze
Beatrice Allen
Iowa State Teachers College
Wil
Mendelssohn J .Gavotte
Juan Hark
Liszt
Balaian
Moose Tall
Apri
Ralir
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Iacob Watters
Tavita
Hammond Avenue
Fred Willer
Helen Gould
Jim
Phi Kappa Psi
Black’s Tearsom
Aftair
K. of CG
Entre Nous Club
M. J. O'Keefe
Black
Elklets
Howard Flollister
Walter A. Foster
Gerald Jones
Leslie Baldwin
H. Rathbun
R. H.thompson
Ruth Cameron
Arate Teds
Fiatri
Sto
Church News
Walnut Street Baptist Alpha Fhilatheans
J. J. McMasters
Trinity American Luther League
Harold and
Arnold Sieglar
Westminster Presbyterian Ladies’ufiliary
N. Hof W
Svenlog
Willesloo
H. W. Willson
Hitnels Cene
Buchanan
Buchanan’s Complete Optical Service
Post
Brame
Si Raat
Iowa Flour & Feed Co
Waterloo, Iowa
W. Eason
W. S. Peddicon
Sales
Felriza
Florida Curus Exchange
Ps. Gires Exchange
Tampa
Florida
Als
Srry
Upae Nny
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