Waterloo Club to Celebrate National Business Women's Week
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club will observe National Business Women’s Week on March 20 1916 with a dinner Thursday at Hotel President. The week honors pioneer business women and current achievements, highlighting education for business girls, better vocational equipment, and ethics. Local leaders Mrs A E Johnson presides, with Mrs W W Warsaw and Mrs George Worthen chairing committees. An evening card party at Hotel Russell Lamson closes events.
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United States
Business and Professional Women's Club
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Fates
Hawaii
Waterloo
Iowa
A."e. Johnson
W.W.’ Warsaw
George Worthen
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
Club Luncheon and Bridge Events Planned Around Town
Club Notes report a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. H. W. Schultz home in Richstret with LM. Eo club. Thursday luncheon at Black's Tearoom followed by a musical study at Mrs. Dina Bennet’s home on Third Avenue West. Genevieve Burling to host Gentillska Bridge Club Monday evening at Hawkeye Room. Twelve members and guests attended dinner with bridge to follow. Silent Eight Bridge Club entertained by Mrs. Cecil Johnson at Elms Apartments with Mrs. E A Quammie as guest. Prizes won by Mrs. Gharnes Kurth and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Kurth to host in two weeks.
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LM. Eo Club
Black
Dina Bennet
Third Avenue
West
Genevieve Burling
Gentillska Bridge Club
Sventnk
Hawkeye Room
Silent Eight Bridge Club
Cecil Johnson
Elms Apartments
E A Quammie
Gharnes Kurth
Johnson
Kurth
Public Service Company Dinner Party At Waterloo Elks Club
Public Service Company held its annual midseason dinner party for Waterloo district employees at the Elks club. About 335 attended, including 18 from Hampton and 16 from Charles City, with representation from nearby towns. The program featured a male quartet, piano solo, toe dance, vocal selections, a playlet on salesmanship, and a Cedar Falls girls orchestra providing dance music.
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CG. L. Crippen
Sioux ‘City
Town Public Service Company
Waterloo
Elks Club
Hampton
Charles City
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Sheffield
Jesup
Allison
Gumont
Bristow
Nashua
Waverly
The
Tranch
A.C. Mes
Pierre
Miss Kauffer to Marry in Chicago Today
Miss Grace Kauffer daughter of Mrs W W Kauffer of 119 Wing Street and Clarence Averhoff Chicago will wed at 4 pm in a Bylargate hotel apartment Chicago. Dr Travis Methodist pastor will perform the ceremony. The bride attended Waterino schools and worked at Blacks department store. Averhoff works at First National Bank Chicago. Bridegroom's mother accompanied the bride. White Shrine news notes Cedar Falls Mrs George Wood elected worthy high priestess at Bethany temple. Friday night Mrs Harry Fergentann elected worthy chaplain. Mrs Howard Burr to preside at installation April 12.
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Grace' Kauffer
W. W. Kauffer
Wing- Street
Clarence “Averhoff
Chicago
F.L. Averhoff
Vinton
Bylargate Hotel
Dr.Travis
White Shrine
George Wood
Cedar Falls
Bethany Temple
Gadar Falls Masonic Temple
Harry Fergentann
Waterloo
Howard Burr
D A R Chapter Holds Regular Dinner Meeting
Waterloo chapter D A R held its regular dinner Friday at Black's tearoom. Members reported on the state conference in Des Moines with highlights including a first place scrapbook by Miss Martha Merrill and plans for a national contest at the Continental Congress in April.
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Des ‘Moines
Waterloo
State Conservation and Thrift Committee
Martha Merrill
Continental Congress
G. W. de Wald
Ben Hesser
Clair Parker
Herbert
F. J. Miller
A. W. Peterson
L. T. Potter
G. 5. Millard
William Bates
EB. Prederick
E. G. Loeffler
A. FP. Jury
P. E. Ritz
A. 0. Prime
Instruction Sessions Tied to Eastern Star Event in Waterloo
Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star will host a school of instruction on March 13 with associate grand matron Mrs. Sarah Bachman, featuring district 11 instructor. Grand officers and guests attend luncheons, 1:30 pm instruction at the Masonic temple, 6:30 pm chicken dinner, and a large class initiation in the evening. Mrs. Bachman returns Monday for further sessions with Becker. Afternoon program opens at 1:30 pm followed by evening paid supper and another initiation.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Sarah. Bachman
State’ Center
Iowa
Black’s Tearoom
Masonic Temple
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Abbas
Practical beauty advice covers skin care for exposed areas, neck back, and shoulders, with cold cream, cleansing, and protective powders. Emphasizes avoiding tight necklines, using ice, massage, and routine hair care, plus a note on consulting a doctor for nasal bone alignment and weight reduction tips.
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Edna Abbas
Week's Social Events Schedule Amid Busy Clubs
A dense listing of social events for the week includes dances at Hotel President and Hotel Russell Lamsom, sorority functions, bridge clubs, and church group meetings. Activities span Monday through Saturday with gatherings at West Orange, Masonic temple, First Lutheran Missionary society, and various clubs led by Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Wade, and others, featuring card parties, luncheons, and committee events.
Faculty Trio to Give Program at Vesper Musicale
A vesper concert by the Faculty Trio Miss Alta Freeman Edward Kurtz and Roland Searight will be Sunday afternoon at Town State Teachers college auditorium at 4 oclock. The program includes works by Bach Handel Beethoven and others with pieces for violin cello and piano. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Emry at 213 Linden Avenue celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary with 500 favors and a gift presentation.
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Vesper Musicale
Town State Teachers College
Alta Freeman
Edward Kurtz
Roland Searight
Bésthaven
Adlegrn
Andagio
Presin II
Bute
Sketehes
Vicolin
Veo
Pireliies
Mr. Kurtz
Miss Keeman
Anher Gp
Allegra Energica - Presty
First Marriage Read in Ames Memorial Union
The first wedding to be held at the Ames Memorial Union is set for 4 30 this afternoon. Miss Melba Nisewanger of Ames to Colin Kennedy of Waterloo will be wed in a ceremony officiated by Dr Orange Howard Cessna. About 200 guests attend as sisters and friends stand as attendants and best man. Afterward a reception for the bridal party and guests at Memorial Union.
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Memorial Union
Iowa State
Ames
Melba Nisewanger
Chicago
Colin Kennedy
Waterloo
Orange - Howard’ Cessna
Roy Malvin
Karl Michel
Dubughe
Kennedy
Nir
Eirene Nisewanger
Theta Sigma Phi
National Journalism ‘Sorority
Delta Phi Delta
Honorary Arts Fraternity
Phi Epsilon Omeren
Bhemic Economics
Wiehardt & Co
Waterloo Evening Courier
Iny
Beta Delta Rho
Sigma Delta Cli
Ida B. Kennedy
Elithe Nisewanger
Los Angeles
Cal
Sybil Nisewanger
Roy C
Walzar
Rock Falls
Kay T. Olson
St. Paul
Minn
Boyd
Malcolm McMurchie
Centerville
J. CH. Brueck
Wallace Rogers
R. 0. Behn
Battle Creek
Margaret Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Irene Murrow
Mertelle
Leone “Bowley
Jefferson
Margaret Newcomb
Des Moines
Park Avenue West
V. F. W. Auxiliary Organized at Memorial Hall
Nineteen candidates installed as members of the Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Friday evening in Memorial Hall with Mrs. Arthur Dodds of Des Moines in charge. Officers installed include President Elsie Helple, senior vice president Hannah Wilson, junior vice president Ethel, treasurer Gertrude Doug, secretary Naomi Hunter, conductress Gertrude Heer, guard Anna Schroeder, chaplain Mary Newton, historian Mary Jane Clark, instructor Mary St. Clair, trustees Amelia Thomson Jennie Clark and Fannie Cerda. Next meeting set for March 92 at Memorial Hall.
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Memorial Hall
Arthur Dodds
Des Moines
Elsie Helple
Hannah Wilson
Ethel
Gertrude Doug
Naomi Hunter
Gertrude Heer
Anna Schroeder
Mary Newton
Mary Jane Clark
Mary St. Claire
Amelia Thomson
Jennie Clark
Fannie Cerda
Grenfell Work in Labrador Tells at Friday Club
The Friday Study club reviewed Wilfred T. Grenfell’s medical and educational Labrador work in a session hosted by Mrs. B. L. Cobb. Mrs. A. E. Jewett led the talk, while Mrs. A. C. Cole discussed Making the Home Attractive for Young People. Regular events followed with a March 22 meeting planned.
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Wfe
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
A. E. Jewett
B. L. Cobb
Second Street West
A. C. Cole
F. Rosquith
St Patrick's Dance at Universalist Parish Notes Social
Seventy five attended the St Patrick's dance hosted Friday by the Young People's Activities club at Universalist parish house. Decorations were green and white. Miss Hsther Worrell performed share and tap dances with several group wide features. Refreshments were served. Circle 3 First Lutheran Missionary society meets Tuesday after noon with Mrs W M Straka. Group 3 First U P church plans Friday afternoon gathering with Mrs Joseph Hay. Woman's society First Baptist meets Thursday at 2 30 in church parlors. Calvary Evangelical Ladies Aid held a thimble event with 102 attendees, featuring music readings and a play The Social Tragedy. Luncheon served. Girele 3 First Lutheran missionary society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Carl Morkal. Girls Glee club of First Lutheran entertained at a St Patrick s party at Mrs Elmer Ford s home Friday evening. Bridge prizes to Miss Loretta Blake and Miss Hazel Smith. Refreshments served. green decor.
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Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association
Marion Britzman
Miapah Circle
King’s Daughters
KH. W. Burgey
Graves Memorial U
W. HB. Hanson
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Carl Morkal
L. B
Blue Triangle League
Y. W.C. A. Business and Professional Women's Club
Vwanminn's
Sk. Francis Hospital
Jom Hickey
Lincolncirele
G. A. Ry Memorial Hall
Nowate c Club
A. G. Fisher
New Century Club
A Mirs
George Rath
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
C. Lall
Happy Eight Bridge Club
Kirs
Lee Renner
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Episcopel Church
First U. FP. Church
Joseph Hay
Church of the Brethren
W. C. AL Bone
Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Black's Tearoom
Nario
Moose Yall
Mirst Baptish Church
Black’s Iearom
Gamnes
W.C. A
First Brethren Ectloweh
Jean Miller
St. Patrick's
Young People’s Activities Club
Universalist
Calvary Evangelical Ladies' Ald Society
First Lutheran Church
Elmer Ford
Second Street West
Emma Jansen
Loretta’ Blake
Hazel Smith
Ford
Parent-Teacher Association to Meet Tuesday Evening
P T A Activities Sincel n Parent-Teacher association will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock in the school building. Prof John W Charles Town State Teachers college will be the principal speaker. Mrs Albert Creeley will give vocal numbers and Mrs 8 Halvorson will read. Refreshments will be served by mothers Leaf fourth grade pupils.
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Sinceln
Parent-Teacher Association
John W. Charles
Town State Teachers ‘College
Albert Creeley
Halvorson
Quiet Weddings in Northeast Iowa Across March
A string of quiet nuptials across northeast Iowa were conducted from March 1 to March 5. Brides include Evelyn Moore, Paula Struck, Edna Gleeney, Dorothy Fisher, Letha Hiller, Lena Stoehr, Lena Olk, LeVera Christensen, Dorothy Pickering, Whina Meeker, Grace Poole, Mildred Neuman, Tena Huissenga, Helen Srvaka, Beatrice Hayden, Gladys Wittgrove, Frances Willard, Marian Scobey, Nancy Janssen, Gertrude Sanderson, with grooms from Marble Rock to Des Moines and across towns like Frederika, Eldora, Vinton, Toledo, Conrad, Bradford, Reinbeck, Aplington, and Beaman.
Wedding Rites of Local Couple Performed in Waterloo
Miss Florence Blackburn daughter of Mrs W H Bush of 9064 Beech street became the bride of Kenneth Moore son of Mr and Mrs W Moore of 1212 Rendolph street Friday at 3 pm at First Presbyterian church with Rev T Niven officiating They will reside in Waterloo Mr Moore is with John Deere company Also hosted social events honorof bride Mrs J E Armstrong and Mrs L Armstrong 1103 Lagan avenue entertained 24 guests including Mrs Robert Mayor formerly Miss Lars Herrling of Charles City Parents E C Herring and Mr and Mrs Herrling will attend The card party by Degree of Honor is set for Monday afternoon at K C hall with Mrs C J Nauman in charge Daughters of Isabella business session Tuesday evening at K G hall
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Evelyn. Moore
Charles Moore
Marble Rock
Bernard Gates
Henry. Gates
Bethel Baptist Church
George, Foster
Gates
Mason City Sugar Company
Portland Cement Company
Mason City
Edna M. Gleeney
Gee J. Gleeney
John E. Gregwire
J.R. Gregwire
Liscomb
Eldora
Charles Macy
New Providence
Dorothy Marie Fisher
Lena Stoehr
Nashua
Kurt Schalk
Lansing
St John’s Evangelical Church
A. Graber
Germany
Graber
Mr. Schalk
America
Vinton M. E. Parsonage
Evelyn
Floyd
Clark. Ferguson
A. R. Grant
Justin Floyd
Jack Ferguson
Vinton
Edna Mae Turbett
M. B. Turbett
John H. Baldwin
Dale Thomas
Toledo
S. A. Fisher
Gladbrook
Edna Kvi~idera
Kenneth E. Gartelson
Des Moines
W. L. Duncan
Michael Kindera
Mr. Garretson
D. A. Garretson
Catherine Oberthine
Arthur Tritten
Justen G. W. Burnham
Tritten
Iontinue
Lena Olk
Minnie Ok
Hampton
Bers Mollenbeck
John. Mollenback
Chapin
P. H. Achterman
Whina Meeker
John’ Pubberke
Hubbard
John Schllensick
J. W. Meeker
Gus’Dubjoeree
oThe
Tena’ Huissenga
Harm Huisenga
Bradford
Bouke Sweertman
E. Seyhold
Gladys Wittgrove
Reinbeck
William. Ragsdale
Hudson
Hey
Byers
Congregational Church
Henry Wittgrove
Marian Scobey
Mra
L. B. Gillette
Sumner
Harald Weaver
Berkeley
Cal
E. B. Scobey
Montenello Park
A. J. Weaver
Whiter
F. A. Janssen
Aplington
Nancy
Henry Meyer
Mr. Schnuckey
Gertrude Sanderson
William Sanderson, Srude
Thomas Jerden
John Jerden
Mr. Finstad
Waterloo
Florence Blackburn
W. H. Bush
Beech Street
Kenneth Moore
Vs. W. Moore
Rendolph Street
First Presbyterian Church
J. E. Armstrong
L. Armstrong
Lagan Avenue
Robert Mayor
Lars Herrling
Charles City
E. C. Herring
K. CG. Hell
C. J. Nauman
Walker
Baltimore
A. J. Busby
Altimore Street
Chrysler
Church of the Nazarene
Winter Street
A. G. Félehardson
Granbrook
British Columbia
Brock
College Street
E. W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
H. Wyant
Commercial National Company
New York
Pittsburgh
John W. Sweltzer
Walter E
Claude
Nina Perkins
Walter
Albert Sweitzer
Waterloo Woman's club plans surprise party and book reviews
Waterloo Woman's club schedules a surprise party for members with Mrs John T Rock as chair. The March board meeting will be held at the club house. Book reviews resume with Mrs Fred J Miller presenting The Life of Dolly Madison. Junior auxiliary and other society events follow with many hostesses and performances listed.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
John T. Rock
Bhub
Fred J. Miller
Dolly Madison
E. L. Deen
Fine Arts Department
Geneva Wright
Jean Burton
Betty’ Young
Juanita DeGon
Mystery Plant Clues in Classic Crossword Puzzle Hints
A vintage brain teaser presents a list of clues including plant and automobile as well as hints for color and place. Answers like red new haven oyster treed yaw admiral jurist appear to form a themed sequence for readers to solve.
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New Haven
Unclear Sandwich Tips and Kitchen Hacks From a 20th Century Column
A noisy fragment describes making an unusual Deutsches Sandwiches bite with bologna sausage hard boiled eggs celery and mustard chow chow mixed with salad dressing and spread on rye. It also mentions boiling ham in a cheesecloth bag to retain flavors and juices and hints at icing sponge cake with a sugar dust for a browned crust without frosting.
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Deutsches
In Brief Local Notices From Waterloo Area
Brief notices report service cancellations and meetings at Church of the Nazarene and Linden Ave church. Addresses list Waterloo residents A. J. Busby ill with influenza and Sgt. PLE Walker released from duty briefly. Bank events, wills, ministerial meeting rescheduling, revivals, recruitment travel, and a Waterloo Chicago rail schedule are noted with names and locations.
U S Firms Build Branches in Cuba
Havans March 6 There is a constant influx of United States capital to establish businesses and operate industries in Cuba. Recent additions to Cuba's industrial family include branch factories of several leading United States producers of food products.
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Havans
United States
Cuba
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H. W. Schultz
Richstret
Public Service Company
D. A. R. Chapter
Anna Krise
John Street
Henry Conter
Harriett Wightman
Margaret Lynch
Sons of Union Veterans
Auillary
George Wright
Sn C. C
Mary K
U. S
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Just Eight
R. J. Cordell
Donald Bandfeld
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Wenan
Woman's Clubhouse
K. C. Va
Silver Cross Circle
J. H. Ensbry
K. Bridge Club
O. CG. Porter
Elden-up
Harry Wade
Ty Uy
P. Stoyles
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Mirs
W. M. Straka
J.D. Club
Mary
Melrose
D.A. R
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U. Way
W. Oal
Daughters of Isabella
Waterloo Camp
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This Isus
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MidJo
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C. Brandt
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V. FL. W. Auxiliary
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Columbia. Street
Fist U P. Church
Will
Sheridan Toad
Woman’s Society, First Baptist Church
Girele
State Street
P.T. A. Activities
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George B. Worthen
W. W. Warsaw
Paula Struck
William Struck
Clarence Bohlmann
John Bohlmann, Jr
Frederika
Evangelical
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Thornton
Kenneth KK. Dodge
Burlington
Kan
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Thelma March
Earl March
Fredericksburg
Fart Brown
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Mr. Clemo
Stella Minnie Conrad
Henry Conrad
Marshalltown
George William Katzer
A. P Katzer
Conrad
M. E. Parsonage
LeVera Christensen
Herbert Reese
Presbyterian Pianse
Toledo Ja
Oliver Steven Bon
Dorothy Irene Pickering
Dolph’ Pickering
Laura K. Matthew
Dalla Matthews
Grundy Center
Grace Poole
Herman Rubnke
Mildred Neuman
Clarence ‘Tanner
Kanawha
Af Garner
Helen Srvaka
Adam Srvaka
Tamia
Paul
Bulvac
South Bend
Ind
Beatrice Hayden
Mes
H. 4. Hayden
Tracer
Frank A. Douglas
Lakefield
Hayden
Frances Willard
Sylvan Hess
Berman
May
Elise’ Holmes
Hans Westegaard, Reinbeck
Joseph Dinnabier
Rock Island
Beaman
Daughters of Qaapolia
K. G
All
France
Charles “Young
Debussey
Betty ‘Young
East High -School
I. Dunkelberg
James Chapman
Leo Cohrt
Ed Beal
Ravel
F. L. Chamberlain
H. W. Slerceth
Margaret Morris
American Legion Auxiliary
Wil
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Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter Hall
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
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Bel Gante Glee Club
Iowa State Teachers College
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St. Patrick's Party
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St. Patrick's Dance
P. Hall
W. E. Silver
Sunshine
BR T
Firemon's Hall
W. E
Washington, D. C
Laura Gare
Tobrant
A. H. Finsley
Home Park Boulevard
Silver Cross Circle of the King's Daughters
Rowenr
Imeet
Floyd Cash
Summit Avenue
Ahuchanan
Waterloo Ministerial Association
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
August Miller
Army Recruiting Office
Albert Robitsch
Fron
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Linden Af
Artive
U. 5S
Green Lantern Tea
Lafayette St
Commercial Street
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