White-Duck Wedding and Society Events Tonight
Tonight's society calendar includes the White-Duck wedding of Dr. and Mrs. J J White at 222 Leland Avenue Waterloo Alumni Club banquet at Grace M E church Mrs James Black's Sunday school class First Presbyterian church ladies events and several church and civic group meetings across Waterloo Tenth Street West Fourth Street West and surrounding venues feature reunions socials and committee gatherings with the annual Sunday school banquet held at First Presbyterian church concluding with toasts and officer elections for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. White
Leland Avenue
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Grace M. E. Church
James Black
First Presbyterian Church
Mil Gred Breckenridge
Berth Avenus
King’s Daughters of the First Brethren Church
George B. Strayer
Seventh Street
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Royal Neighbors
Soaeh Hall
Woman's Missionary Society of
Logan Avenue
Evangelical Church
J. G. Walz
Loyal Bereans
Central Church of Christ
W. E. Robinson
Fourth Street
Wellington
Linden M. E
Katherine Murry
State Street East
Mizpah Circle
King’s Daughters of
First. M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Isabel Garghill Beecher
First M. E. Church
H. K. Cropper
Royal Ladies
Royal Arcanum
Pythian Temple
First Baptist Church
Q. BE. S
Masoniec Temple
BE. Bowman
Riehl
Philathea
Maude Dumond
Fifth Street East
J. D. Lifring
Frank T. Bentley
A. W. Peterson
H. A. Boysen
Hildred Chamberlain
Oi. Bentz
W. W. McFarlane
Evelyn McQuilkin
J. V. Lamhain
Mary Days
W. W. McParlite
Grace M. EB. Church
Seerley
Epworth League of the Church
Congregation Plans Farewell After Prayer Meeting
Church members active in local work invite friends to greet departing residents after Thursday prayer meeting. Masquerade dancing party hosted by Tribe of Ben Hur ladies last night at Soash hall awarded four prizes for costumes. Delta Alpha class at First Congregational church held a sewing session with teacher Miss Alice Freshe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siice
Soash Hall
Tribe of
Delta Alpha
First Congregational Church
Alice Freshe
Bertha Collentine
Jolly Bunch
East
Lloyd Terry
Myrtle Craig
Beatrice Hoy
Loretta Kibbey
Grace Harmon
Nell Correntine
Maud
Oneida Street
J. KF. Bates
Me. Grimes
Wighlard
Ben BR. Lichty
Edward Alford
Stanley Moore
Highland Picnic Club
Mr. Lichty
Highland
Jillian Egerton
St. Paul
G. E. Funston
ST. Patrick Thimble
Ladies of Temple Rebekah Lodge
St. Patrick
O. J. Hall
Mason City
Courier patterns offer up-to-date gecomparing design
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of gecomparing design, fill out the following coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Wa terloo Evening Courier, Wasterlog, invoicing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
Dairy Special on Illinois Central Arrives in Independence
Representative H. W. Grout joined the dairy special from Dubuque as it moved west from Independence for lunch on its Illinois Central route. Crowds at stopping points were large and enthusiastic while Dairy Expert Van Pelt and assistants promoted dairying through the State Dairy association project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Grout
Independence
Ilinois Central
Dubuque
Mr. Grout
Ithe
State Dairy Association
van Pelt
Amusements A H Wilson to Stage Potsdam Comedy
A. H. Wilson, the German dialect comedian, will perform Tt Happened in Potsdam at the Waterloo on Friday March 14. The new comedy from Madvie in Cyril Reed’s translation aims to amuse with a bright laugh provoking tale and a witty performer whose singing marks him as a top act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wilson
Potsdam
Madvie
Cyril Reed
A. H. Wilson
Waterloo
Mr. Wilson
Dore
Thelma at Waterloo Theater Saturday in Marie Corelli drama
The Waterloo theater presents a dramatized Marie Corelli novel Thelma starring Muhaver Sidney R. Ellis and a strong supporting company. Matinees 25 cents adults 10 cents children. Evening shows 10 20 30 45 cents. Also a Glasgow Tailors ad appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muhaver
Sidney R. Ellis
Mar Wilson
Thelma
Waterloo
Satureday
Marie Corellis
Socialists win mayoral primary in Burlington sweep
In Burlington on March 12 socialist candidates swept city elections. Schurmann led the mayoral race under the commission plan while Mayor Cross was defeated. Socialists also toppled councilmen Frank Norton Bock and Funck by clear margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Schurmann
Cross
Frank Norton
Bock
Funck
Knights of Pythias Hold Enthusiastic Temple Meeting
Helmet Judge No 89 K of P reported 25 membership applications after a lively meeting at the temple. Committees outlined a whirlwind campaign and induction in three degrees before warm weather. The monthly supper fed more than one hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Temple
Water of Eternal Youth Beauty Lotion Revealed
An 19th century style notice claims a simple wrinkle lotion from Saxolite powder and hazel water can smooth the face, reduce wrinkles, and lift sagging cheeks and double chin. It urges women to mix one ounce saxolite with a half pint hazel water and bathe the face for immediate results.
Three Prisoners in County Jail Down to Three
For the first time in months the county jail population has dwindled to three prisoners J F McCaskill Mrs Mildred Winner and Mrs Mamis Jackson McCaskill faces trial next month on an indictment for the murder of Henry Phillips Mrs Winner ill is serving a forgery term and Mrs Jackson is finishing a short term on a guilty plea to maintaining a nuisance Mrs Winner also pleaded guilty and her term runs until next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McCaskill
Mildred Winner
Mamis Jackson
McCaskill
Henry Phillips
Grows Five Inches of New Hair in Thirty Days
An advised home formula using Menthol Crystals Lavona de Composee Ray Rum and standard pharmaceutical products promises rapid hair growth in thirty days. The reader claims five inches of new hair, with added benefits against dandruff itching and hair loss.
Value of Diamonds vs Collateral for Cash
The text argues that reverses have no easy collateral and diamonds gain in value annually, suggesting diamonds as a more durable store of wealth than other assets.
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Denning
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Acconomia Club
Ida Powell
Fairview Avenue
Silver Circle
George H. White
Ral Bates
Needle Club
C. A. Douglas
Summit Avenue
Phetlis
James Eason
Ay Lafayette
Robert M. Knox
Park Avenue
Elsie Cox
Eleventh Street
WLC. A. Board of Meeting
Engineers' Hall
the Woman's Home
Carnegie Circle
H. W. Ladage
W. G. Curtis
Columbia Circle
Leon Belt
Grant Circle
Grant Avenue
C. Cadwallader
H. P. Estey
Franklin Street
Eistey
Fred Hivey Adams
J. C. Payne
Frances Wagner
Buren Bros
Wagner
Sycanore Street
Warner
Young Woman's Club
Nevie Tompkins
Newceamer
First Congressional Church
J. G. McAlevin
Park Avenue West
Sir Patrekden
Wate Martin
McAlynn
Cou. Tutt
Jamiis
Reno
Saskatchewan
Patter
WG. T. U
F. J. Bigmey
Ella de Long
George Philpot
Cedar Falls
Florence Philpot
Philpot
Roger Leagitt
Murray Club
the Universalist Church
George Rath
Evelyn Campbell
Lafayette Street
Illinois Central
Glasgow
lWourth Street
Asquith
J Se Hejewelers
Conte Merrell-Soule Co
Syracuse
New York
Morton
White House
Othe Golden Rule
Bast Fit Sr
Waterloo Sales CO
Black Hawk Bank