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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1929

Page

4

D A R Members Convene in Des Moines Luncheon Review

Des Moines hosted a D A R conference luncheon attended by about 100 national and state officers and regents. Mary Melrose chapter members and Waterloo chapter delegates joined as plans formed to establish a permanent group with Amy Gilbert named honorary chair. Talks covered citizenship patriotism and Americanism. Iowa delegates to Congress to be hosted in Washington with events including a Hoover yacht visit and Mayflower trip.

Iowa Ciety Des Moines Mary Melrose FL. Chamberlain H. W. Sigworth Howard Burr Waterloo John Glynne Ben, Hesser G. W. DeWald Wilson HH. Hamilton Amy Gilbert State _Center Chamberlain U. S, Cavalry Lewis W. Rocca Indiana Gwynne University of Iowa Des’ Moines Lydia’ Allen Spencer Independence Mt. Pleasant Ames Cherokee Iswe Floyd Bronx “City Continental Congress Washington, D. C Hoover Potomac Navy Yards

White Shrine Elect Officers and Plan Spring Ceremonial

White Shrine members plan the annual election of officers at Bethany temple Cedar Falls with a spring ceremonial set for March 30 honoring Mrs Ethel Price supreme worthy high priestess of United States England Scotland Canada and the Philippine Islands. Other guests and organizations from Town Falls and Charles City will be invited. Past Noble Grand Mrs CO Shupe entertained. Daughters of Civil War Veterans dinner noted with G A R comrades and wives.

Bethany Temple White Shrine Masonic Temple Cedar Falls Amrs Ethel Price Indiana United ‘ States England Scotland Canada Philippine Islands Ganizations Falls and Charles Noble CO. D. Shupe Logan. Avenue Noble Grand Association Temple Rebekah Lodge Damnnessi Frank

Society Calendar Features Various Clubs and Meetings

Fortilghity and Riviera tea rooms host social and bridge events. multiple religious and women’s groups plan gatherings at churches and clubrooms. Hadassah reports current events and a Purim dinner slated for March 17 with a Chicago luncheon planned. guests included Mrs. Rosen of Omaha and Mrs. Davidson of Chicago.

Hadassah Ralph Sherman

Re Election of Mrs Sherwood Leads P T A

The John Fiske Parent-Teacher Association re elected Mrs H W Sherwood 88 president at a Tuesday meeting in the school building. Officers named include Vice President Mrs Carl Kinsell Secretary Miss Alice Severv Treasurer Joe Briden. A musical program featured string quartet by Margaret Moore Virginia Neary Alice Kibbe nstein and Muriel Dryden and vocal solos by Francis Reade and Doris Riggins. The next meeting is set for April 26 with talks on Peace and nominations for officers.

H.W. Sherwood John Fiske Parent-Teacher Association Carl Kinsell Alice Sever Joe Briden Margaret Moore Virginia Neary Alice Kibb‘enstein Muriel’ Dryden East ‘High School Francis Reade Doris Riggins

Hints in beauty care ar dressing feet shoes and color

The piece recommends thinking about spring and summer footwear with lighter colors as winter footwear wears on the feet. It notes Paris and New York examples of colored shoe outfits, urges simple styles with color matched stockings, and mentions how colored footwear enhances outfits. It also includes beauty Q A notes on eye skin care and advice about hair shade and nervous symptoms.

Ritz Paris New York K. H L. A D. H L. M

Garden Exhibit Plans From Chicago Show Discussed

Waterloo Satie club members heard Mrs. Cy Shean describe the Chicago show exhibits and 250 plant varieties. Details covered model gardens, window boxes, damask table decor, and a plant exchange planned for spring with seeds started by a florist. Mrs. J. G. Hildebrand and Mrs. George W. Wood spoke on costs and leadership.

Waterloo Satie Club Cy Shean Hotel Sherman Chicago Laura Gholson Fourth Street Shean J. G. Hildebrand Mtiunals J. G. McAlvin a.Jessan C. A. Marsh Leland Avenue George W. Wood

Dads and Daughters Host Banquet at East and West High

About 159 dads and daughters attend the East and West High School friendship clubs banquet in the gym of the W. C. G. Edith Young of West High presides as toastmistress and Margaret Moore of East High offers welcome. G A Morris and Rev J Arthur Young respond. Eleanor Alford sings a solo invocation with Jean Dunkelberg on violin. Maggie McCarthy Goes on a Diet is sung by a group from East High. St Patrick decorations with ferns and tapers, candle ceremony closes. Cedar Falls union rally invites town residents to Galvary Baptist church Friday at 11:15 for street-car transport and a noon picnic.

W. CG A. Edith Young West ‘High School Maragret’ Moore East ‘High School G. A. Morris J. Arthur Young Eleanor Alford Jean Dunkelberg Ifary Jane Harrison Muldred Graser Alice Bellinger Maggie McCarthy F- Phennecie Marjorie Fern Arlene’. Peters Grace Ullemeyer St. Fatrick's Cedar Falls

Club Notes Fill Thursday With Meetups At Local Homes

Elite circle hosts afternoon at Mrs W A Schultz home 320 Iowa St O P club to meet Mrs Paul Bailey 201 First St E Eldeen club gathering at Mrs M S Cornish 1509 Fourth St W Pandora club convenes with Mrs John White 1992 Fourth St E Mrs J F Reed at 1002 Jefferson St Will entertain C M W club Bridgeet club dinner then theatre at Riviera Sunset club luncheon Thursday 1 o'clock at Mrs F Willis Mosher 41 Independence Ave Badger club meets Friday at Mrs William Raines home 406 Florence St with Mrs J Ricks and Mrs L M Todd assisting P L club met at Mrs M O Westcott 502 Washington St prizes in 500 to Mrs L Bryant Mrs C Givens guest from Dubuque Happy Hour club luncheon at Black's Tearoom hosted by Mrs J T Sullivan Bridge group met at Mrs John Makinster 1929 Randolph St prizes to Mrs Orville Hamilton and Mrs Vern Johnson Mrs Johnson to host March 19 at 810 First St West Mr and Mrs E J Cherney hosted G T G club 128 S Barclay St five tables 600 prizes to Mrs Phil Lucas Charles Krulish Mrs Cal Landeau and Mrs Charles Goken.

Bodal-circle Nate’ Hartong Eideen Cornish Margaret's Guild St. Mark's Eniscopal H. OO Bern Central Christian Church Charles McKee Blue Circle Mers W. Schultz Pandora Club John. White Paul Batley T. A W.ebb J. PF. Reed Blue Triangle League A. Waterloo Masonic Temple Associaton First Presbyterian Church Black's _ tearoom Carrie Golinverux Church School council—Universalist P. L. Club M. O. Westcott Washington Street L. Bryant C. Givens Dubuque P. Stoyles John Makinster Bridge Club Randolph Street Orville Hamilton Vern Johnson Mayorette E. J. Cherney G. T. G. Club Everning South Barclay Street Phil ‘Lucas Charles Krulish Cal Landeau Charles Goken Joe Hil

Church Groups Plan Meetings and Socials This Week

Local churches announce a busy slate with meetings, suppers, and quilting at First Lutheran Immanuel and other congregations. Community women hostesses guide events at St. Margaret’s St. Mark’s Parish house and Universalist hall.

Mrs. Fitzgerald Heads Waterloo Elklets in Local Rites

Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald was elected noble dame of Waterloo Elklets at a Tuesday Elks Club meeting. New officers include Junior dame Mrs. G. L. Whitman secretary treasurer Mrs. C. W. Banton worthy priestess Mrs. Charles Slack lecturing Elklet Mrs. A. L. Lommel inner guard Mrs. A. G. Kanni outer guard Mrs. Herbert Ward. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Whitman. installation set for two weeks later.

Thomas Fitzgerald Waterloo Elklets Elks Club Incheonet G. L. Whitman C. W. Banton Charles Slack A. L. Lommel A. G. Kanni Herbert Ward Whitman

Women’s club hears judge on law enforcement issues

Mrs W W War spoke at Hotel Russell Lamson about police duties and how arrests and trials are conducted. A diary excerpt gave a humorous view, while she stressed earnest effort to improve law enforcement. Music by West High quartet and Vera Jensen complemented the program.

W. W. Warsaw Russell-Lamson Mildred Luce A. E. Johnson Clinton Elizabeth Kenney Waterloo J.F. Balensifer Rosa ‘Cunningham Des Moines

Kitchen hints and a hospital note in a clipped column

Story fragment covers candy making with molasses and coconut techniques, egg shells and ice cream pairings, plus a brief health notice: Colleen W. Embers of Cedar Heights had a mastoid operation at Allen Memorial hospital.

Colleen W. Embers Cedar Heights Allen Memorial Hospital

Compass Designed to Guide Motorists on Any Road

A new compass automobile accessory promises to give drivers a steady sense of direction on unfamiliar highways. Invented by Frank Holmes of Waterloo, the rigid unit fits atop the car over the driver and is built to withstand road jolts. George B. Green, 610 Riverside Drive, is ill with throat infection.

Frank Holmes Waterloo George B. Green Riverside Drive

Brain Test Answer Revealed With Letter and Number Clues

The fragment lists a sequence of letters and numbers such as R, (2) R, (3) Wie, (8) Vv, (8) 5, (7) R, a R, (8) V, (10) RL G, Ma, (13) By, (14) R, (14) B, suggesting a puzzle key. It presents no clear context or full solution.

The Pattern 1671 Dress Model Delights Shoppers

Pattern 1671 showcases a blouse and skirt with diagonal closing and a youthful flare. Size 16 uses 216 yards printed and 1% yards plain fabric. patterns include simple instructions and exact yardage. 15 cents for pattern plus 10 cents for the fashion book. mail to Courier Pattern Dept New York City.

Flender New York City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society In ‘Review Memorial Hall Eleanor Hughes Istreet Yhelma Driscoll Maxine Mead Hughes Fortilghity Club J. W. Krapfe Becker Bridge Et Club Rigiera Helen Gould Grace M P.T. A. Activities Emily J. RB H.’S W. A. Schultz Iowa Street O. P. Club Paul Bailey First Street East Eldeen Club M. S. Cornish Fourth Street West John White Fourth Street East J. F. Reed Jefferson Street C. M. W. Club Bridgeet Club Riviera Sunset Club F. Willis Mosher Independence Avenue Badger Club William Raines Florence Street J. Ricks L. M. Todd T. A. M. Bridge Clich Riviera Ternroom Happy Hour Club Black's Tearoom J. T. Sulivan St. Patrick's Church News Brotherhood of First Lutheran Church McKee Kem Street Central ‘Christian Church Otto "Schultz RB. Wi Schultz Ernest Schweer Ladies' Aid 50 Immanuel Lutheran Church Council Universalist. Church St. Margaret's Guild St. Mark's Episcopal Church Emily Marcham H. C. Bernbrook Third Avenue West First Presbyterian Chrch Andrew Fisher Richard Hutchinson Spiritual Church [of Christ Truth Churcha Franklin Street Ladies’ Aid Society First Lutheran Church Ane M. Burk Louis Burk Woman's Auxiliary Christ Episcopal Church Africa E. B. Mounsey Afica F. A. Wisner First Brethren Church Lester Miller A. C. Behrens C. BR. Brundage F.R. LaBarre Glenn Brown Young Universalist Esther Worrell Charles Fay Thelma Melba Lavine Maxine Elliott Rika Russell Lamson Ruby Elam Ada Smith Hazel Payne Gertrude Lowe Scout Auxiliary Mothers' Auxiliary Boy Scouts W. Gca L. 5 Furry J. He Suively Mothers’ Auxiliary A. F. Jury Sea Scout Martha Taylor Mable “Kies Third’ Street West Thelma Driscoll Thelma Kloster St. Patrick’s Triangle League Marion Bnow Fedelco the Hygienic Products CO Canton, Ohio East Fourth St Evening Courier Jersey
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