Bridge party aids Armenian loan fund in university women
Vera Rock Walls and Lorraine Hallowell hosted a Saturday bridge afternoon at Rock Walls home to benefit the Armenian Association of University Women educational loan fund. Favors were given to several guests and a long guest list included many local club members and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Rock Walls
Lorraine Hallowell
Educational Loan Fund
Armenian Association of University Women
Max A. Wilson
Marjorie Chamberlain
Josephine Lumry
Grace Alemeyer
A. G. Vaughan
D. T. Rock
Howard B. Hallowell
Dorothy Labatt
Ruth Rath
Maxine Lamson
Doris Wilder
Mary Ethel Dixon
Eula McKinley
Adelaide Blvnhe
Catherine Sedgwick
Harriett Sedgwick
Mary Sedgwick
Jussica Millegan
Katherine Farwell
Special Program on Home Missions At First M Church
A special program on home missions and schools will be presented at 10 30 a m Wednesday by the Woman's Home Missionary Society of First M Church. The event includes mission reports, a devotional, music, and a play named A Lesson in Missions with regional speakers and a noon picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home ‘Missionary Society of Firet M
Church
Home Missions
J. A. McEwen
Fred Repass
C. W. Loesbe
BE. G. Leffer
Mountain Mission
W. A. Burton
C. H. Gilbert
Mines
Edward Blaster
Albert Adams
J. G. Smith
E. T. White
J. R. Busby
D. A. Peterson
J. A. Wo
Recent Bride Is Given Shower by Church Friends
Mrs. Charles B. Brown hosted a Philathea class shower for Mrs. Elmer Peverill on Saturday evening at 301 Whit tier street. A mock wedding featured Miss Altha Thornberry as bride and Miss Cartla Meyers as bridegroom with Miss Leola Reddin as pastor. Favors went to Miss Leola Reddin and Mrs. Carl Silvers. decorations were pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Brown
Whittier Street
Philathea
Burton Avenue
Marion Flint
Wendall Zwanager
Carl Sherwood
Ernest Williams
Jennie Peterson
Margaret Flint
Marvel Thompson
Ruth Isherwood
Mildred Townsend
Grace Townsend
Shamrock Party Hosted by Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Ladies auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers held a Shamrock Party at Mrs. 5 G Freeman’s home on Saturday evening. Guests received shamrocks at the door and enjoyed a three course supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
5. G. Freeman
St. Patrick’s
CG. A. Smith
KE. A. Myers
Zeller
A. Borden
G. H. Wilams
H. E. Kingsley
Club Notes Report On Lutz-Us Gathering
Get together of the Lutz-Us club planned for tomorrow afternoon with hostesses Mrs. C. B. Harris and Mrs. O. E. Bruce to welcome members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sil
C. B.harris
O. E. Bruce
Torrow
Lutz-Us Club
Rev C E Baker to Speak at First Church Night Program
Rev Clyde E Baker director of religious education for upper Ions conference will address First Church Thursday night at 7 45 pm using a stereopticon talk with slides of church activities and Clear Lake Institute. He will meet Ladies Aid officers and Epworth League cabinet after. Miss Effie Schuneman of Iowa State Teachers College will discuss interior decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Baker
Upper Ions Conference
E. Church
Clear Lake Institute
Mr. Baker
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth League
R. ©. Hutchison
Effie Schuneman
Iowa State Teachers College
Church events scheduled at area congregations
The four members of the old society at First United Presbyterian plan a 1 PM luncheon at the church this Wednesday followed by a 2 30 PM business meeting and officers election in the parlors. A short play will follow. Loyal Helpers class at First Brethren meets 7 30 PM tomorrow at Mrs E Klingman residence. Rev Thomas Horton will preach Wednesday at Christ Episcopal Church. Westminster Missionary Society gathers 2 30 PM Wednesday at Mrs H H Caughlan home. a Japanese sketch will be presented. Mrs E Holmes leads Walnut Street Baptist junior department in Miss Bee Bogardus absence due to her mother’s illness. Mrs George A Deland assists Mrs Holmes’ Bible school class. Cottage prayer meetings continue this week at Walnut Street Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Society of
First United Presbyterian Church
First Brethren Church
E. Klingman
E. ©. Holmes
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
Hints in beauty care extreme astringent methods
Advertisement style guidance on facial skin care for women age 25 and up. It describes inexpensive home astringents and recipes to tighten loose skin, including vinegar mixtures, an egg alum jelly, and cucumber juice with benzoin tincture. It advises upward facial massage, creams to prevent pores from clogging, and use of cold water after cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M
Wolf Trosper Wedding at Bride’s Home
Miss Leila Rose Trosper daughter of Mr and Mrs W Trosper 110 Henrys court married Warren B Wolf son of Mr and Mrs J A Wolf Orange township Saturday evening in the Trosper residence service read by Rev W D Endres Central Christian church limited to relatives. Out of town guests included the bridegrooms parents and his brother Alvin. Supper hosted by several women. The bride employed by Northwestern Telephone company and the groom with John Deere Tractor company. They reside in apartment four at alms apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Rose Trosper
Rockford
Alvin
Mmes
Melvin Turner
J. CO. Berry
R. L. Berry
John Clifford
Northwestern Telephone Company
Mr. Wolf
John Deere Tractor Company
Mrs Jurgensen Honored at Farewell Party
Miss Katherine Bohn and Mrs June Siller hosted a farewell party Saturday at Miss Brenizer home for Mrs George J Jurgensen who will move to Paducah Kentucky. Guests included John W Hillis J M Jensen Warren S Harrison Stewart A Patten Edwin J Derby Maude LaPole Marjorie Burch Carrie Cheney Lydia Figi Viola Burger Villa Carr Alberdla Beckius Susan Jean Susie Griffith and others. Refreshments were served by the hostesses with help from Mrs R B Brentzer. The guest of honor was presented a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bohn
June Siller
Verda Brenizer
Miss Brenizer
George J. Jurgensen
Paducah
Mines
John W. Hillis
J. M. Jensen
Warren S. Harrison
Stewart A. Patten
Edwin J. Derby
Maude LaPole
Marjorie Burch
Carrie Cheney
Lydia Figi
Viola
Roosevelt P T A to Elect Address by Bruce Gates
Roosevelt P T A at Roosevelt school will meet at 7 30 PM tomorrow for annual officer elections and a musical program. Bruce Gates president of Gates Business College will give the address. Each patron should bring a plate cup and spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
of R Roosevelt School
Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Birthday surprises mark gatherings in Cedar Falls area
E H Whited celebrated his birthday with friends at 327 La Porte Road including piano and violin performances by Margie Blackman Dorothy Heer and Beatrice Blackman gifts were exchanged and a picnic supper served. Evelyn Stallman hosted her eleventh birthday party with friends and refreshments. Mrs J P Jones hosted a luncheon for the Alona club with Mrs H ard Plaree assisting. Miss Evelyn Girsch’s fourteenth birthday was marked by games music and dancing. The Scattargood circle of The Rings Daughters will meet at Mrs H R O Dell with other hostesses assisting and a memorial ball and club meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Whited
la Porte Road
Mr. Whited
Hstening
Margie Blackman
Dorothy Heer
Beatrice Blackman
Whited
Miss Heer
Jack Hayes
M. P. Shea
Amos Whited
Gotenburg
Neb
Evelyn Stallman
John Stallman
J. P. Jones
Fourtly St West
Alona Club
Evelyn Girsely
Mary Girsch
Idiss Cinch
Frank Zimmerman
Scattargood
Circle of the Rings
Pyetting
H.R. O'Dell
Don Milley
Ruth Page
Stord Grover
Double Wedding Ceremony Read Here Saturday
Miss Muriel Mildred White of Waterloo married Claude C Vokes of Aredale and Vera Elizabeth Robinson of Waterloo wed Samuel Clark of this city in a shared ceremony at 8 p m at the White home. Elder W H Wood conducted the service with pink decor and carmine gowns. Eighteen guests attended. couples plan to reside in Aredale and Waterloo respectively after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Mildred White
Waterloo
Claude, C. Vokes
Aredale
Vera Elizabeth Robinson
Samuel Clark
Guy White
Sycamore Street
W. H. Wood
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lola White
Helen Wood
Vokes
Clark
Couple Married at Pastor's Home in Waterloo
Miss Margaret Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Bailey and Ralph Trent son of Mrs Milton Trent both of Orange Township were married Saturday afternoon at the residence of Rev J W Whiteside Free Methodist pastor in Wal ters Attendants were the bride and groom's parents and the bridegrooms sister Dorothy Trent The couple will reside on a farm on the Hudson road Both attended the consolidated school here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Orange Township
Margaret Bailey
R. E. Bailey
Ralph Trent
Milton Trent
Orange
J. W. Whiteside
Free Methodist Church
Walters
Dorothy Trent
Hudson Road
Iowa Girl Weds Chicago Man in Illinois City
Miss Madeline Perrin daughter of Mr and Mrs George Perrin Marshall town and niece of Mrs L Simmons married Paul Parker in Chicago. Parker an art instructor and commercial artist. Mrs Simmons attended the wedding and has been visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
Madeline Perrin
George Perrin
Marshalltown
L. ©. Simmons
Paul Parker
Chicago
Phi Sigma Chi to Meet Tonight at Hotel Russell Lamson
Phi Sigma Chi fraternity will meet at 8 15 p m today in the grill room at Hotel Russell Lamson. The entertainment committee has arranged for Jay Mills of the Riviera theatre to be a special guest and give an entertainment. There will be a business session, followed by a buffet lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Russell Lamson
Jay Mills
Riviera Theatre
O E Eight Supper and Local Socials Highlight City Notes
Community events fill the week with a paid supper at 6 30 p m for Becker chapter O F and their guests in Matt Parrott building led by Harold Miller and Mrs Loren Berry. Chicago couple Theresa Jacobs and Norris Frank wed in Mayor Tibbitts office. Miss Fanta Clark birthday surprise. primary teachers hold a lunch at Black's tearoom. Daughters of Union Veterans plan comforter project and a 11 p m picnic. Daughters of Isabella and W B A announce meetings with important business and agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Parrott
Becker Chapter
O. F
Harold Miller
Loren Berry
Dmis
Theresa Jacobs
Norris Frank
Chicago
Glenn Tibbitts
Sam Frank
Fourth Street West
Frank i
Bus Rams Rear Of Stopped Bus At Rail Crossing
Miss Viola Wisthoff of 118 State Street failed to stop for a Rock Island crossing and crashed into a stationary motorbus driven by Leo O Connell at Rainbow Drive yesterday at 3 50 p m. There were no injuries and only slight damage reported to the automobile hood and fenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Wisthoff
State Street
Ten Rainbow Drive
Leo O'Connell
Rock Island
Listhoff
Childs First School Is The Family Motto
Freekel of the National Kindergarten Association promotes home education with the idea that early learning begins at home. The column appears weekly in the Evening titler, published from West Fortieth Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freekel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Strest
Newae City
She's Teacher's Pet and the Lesson of Early Judgments
A kindergarten scene shows children debating who is teacher's pet. The piece argues early parental guidance shapes a child's sense of conduct and judgment, stressing safe standards of thinking and the influence of home training on public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
John
Johnnie
City in Brief Merrill Coburn Attends Chicago Golf Show
Merrill Coburn returns from Chicago after two days at a golf show. Various local notices report meetings, visits, and events including a bean supper at Mesquaki Friendly Indians church and a hospital examination for James C. Heennesy. Miss Rachel Hawthorne visited Des Moines relatives. Joy Harmon hosted Waterloo Supervisors at Cedar Falls. Mrs. James G. McAlvin improves after a Friday automobile crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
P. m
Carl Ferguson
Jack Agnew
James C. Heennesy
Cottage Street
Illinois General Shops
Chicago
Kindergarten Advantage Highlighted by Kansas Educator
W A Lewis president of Kansas State Teachers College of Hays extols after school life and early schooling noting children with kindergarten benefit show abilities others lack. He asserts no substitute can match these years for a child’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lewis
Kansas State ‘Teachers College of
Hays
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier Design
Advertisement notes patterns available from the Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Send 25 cents for each pattern to receive up-to-date designs. patterns include seam allowances. Orders filled promptly and Sue will mail patterns within about 10 days after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Terloo
Leach
Sue
Ion Seur
Easter Fashion Rush Noted In Wonderland Shopping Spree
A lively downtown scene captures women chasing the latest Spring styles as Easter nears in under three weeks. Shoppers seek fresh flats coats dresses and hair trends amid a bustling afternoon rush.
Glass tulips bloom at Pickworth Gifts
Even Crystal Flowers have their seasons with glass tulips on display at Pickworth Gifts. The shimmering arrangements aim to entice shoppers with their delicate craft and seasonal charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickworth Gifts
Chinese rug colors for modern rooms attract buyers
The article praises Chinese rugs for soft coloring and delicate design. It suggests Nichols & Gates as an appraisal shop to explore mulberry and mauve with fawn blue, pomegranate accents, and golden brown tones that dominate these floor coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols & Gates
Mary Loo Promotes Unique Cleaners for Blankets
Waterloo shoppers hear Mary Loo tout Unique Cleaners at 683 claiming their soft water washing eliminates matting and shrinkage. Experts with up-to-date equipment promise blankets returned soft and fluffy, a contrast to old arduous hand washing.
Poudre Puff Beaute Shop Offers Quick Hair Treatments
Local beauty shop at 2140 announces fast hair treatments to refresh appearance. Staff promote instant results and modern styles aimed at busy customers seeking immediate styling.
Mr Flint’s Porcelain Miniatures Delight Fashion Writers
The piece praises Mr Flint's porcelain miniatures noting their softness of tone and delicate coloring. They are hand stippled and mounted in frames of burnished gold or ivory, described as a perfect gift for friends or mothers. It also discusses a shift toward femininity in dress affecting hairstyles with shorter yet warmer cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Flint
Oijs
Shadowless kitchen daylight unit offer for March
The Hub Electric Go offers a kitchen daylight unit with a 100 watt lamp and optional iron plug for March at a special price of $3. This daylight device promises bright light without glare and is available at 217 W. Fourth.
Easter hat rush at Woods in the Eastern market
Mr. Auerbach and helpers stock the newest shipment of hats at Woods as Easter shoppers flood in. The store offers endless styles and prices to fit every occasion, promising a hat for any event.
Arrival of Italian Lamas Enriches Riviera Gift Show
New imported Italian lamas arrive at the Riviera Gift Show described as charming and individual. The text praises their graceful design, soft rich coloring, and potential to brighten rooms or nooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
All Day Dixie Barbecue Serves Ham Chicken Coffee Pie
Hungry patrons can get barbecued ham roast chicken and coffee and pie at the Dixie Bar at any hour of the day or night. The advert promises hot meals and quick service around the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL the Dixie
Photo Studio Sale Extends 20 Percent Discount
A local studio at 51614 Lafayette offers a 20 percent discount on all photo sizes dxf or larger as a limited time promotion. The offer applies to customers choosing Clapper's Studio services and aims to boost sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapper
Lafayette
Easter Lily mold joins Potter Ice Cream specials
The Easter Lily mold, praised for its lifelike blossom, is among many fine confections prepared by the Potter Ice Cream Co. Call 374 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Ice Cream Co
Inexpensive Fonda Man Shop Dresses Charm Shoppers
The Fonda Man Shop at 326 East Fourth offers washable afternoon frocks in English prints with organdy trim and decorative touches. They promise a refreshing update as winter fades and outfits look dingy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonda Man Shop
East Fourth
Fox Fur Accessories Highlighted for Spring Wear
Fox fur accessories are praised as essential for spring outfits with silver pointed, red and brown varieties highlighted. The Royal Furrier at 21 Bridge St offers charming fox scarfs to complement daytime ensembles and salt spring dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Furrier
Bridge St
Fashion etiquette in daytime dress constraints
The text notes daytime wear requires tight hats and short skirts, with milliners urging larger hats. It warns that if skirts lengthen, hats might grow, but not otherwise, reflecting period fashion guidance.
Picture this memory at Pierce's Studio on Fourth Street
A nostalgic ad praises Pierce's Studio at 726 W Fourth St for Westsiders seeking photographs. It highlights the photographer Mr. Pierce as attentive to clients' picture needs, encouraging visitors to have portraits taken and to rejoice in the captured moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
W. Fourth St
Mr. Pierce
Frances Shop Promotes Spring Tailored Coats
Mary Lout markets the Frances Shop with new Campus Coat designs featuring semi fitted waists and flare skirts. The ad highlights tan mannish coats with plaid backs and invites readers to shop, offering to cover costs or use existing accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shop
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Natural Music
Merleranslaw
Quota
Russell-Lamson
Chanter
R. O. ‘Hutchison
Edmund Miller
D. A
Memorial Hall
Clara Bartonguild
Roy ‘ Uusden
Jennnmnetta Burns
T. c
Wontan's
Lub
D. G. V.—Memorial Hall
C. By
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Fred Hunemiller
Happy Hour Club
Black's Tearoom
Elglets
Elks Club
P. W
C. Hall
The
King's Daughters
H. R. O'Dell
P-T. A
Roosevelt School
Woman's Berefit Association
Moose Hall
Calvary Evangelical Church
L. Alto
Black's
Elks
Shamrock Party
E. E. Magee
Tristram
Edward Arlington Robinson
Waterloo “Woman's Club
C. E. Baker
Church News
Thomas Horton
Clinton, Ir
Christ Episcopal Church
Mr. Horton
St. Mark’s Church
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Mrs. Jurgensen
Roosevelt P.T. A
Aes D. A
Helpfers
Pastor
Iowa
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Phi Sigma Chi
Fanta Clark
Rodney Roderick
Emma Morse
Olive Walden
Miss Clark
Lancheon
East District
Ethel Reinhart
Flor Baird
Maude Borghart
D. OG. V.i—Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Daughters of Isabella
K. of
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W. B. A.woman's Benefit
Association
Moose Hal
Ufe
OS Eee le
Paris
Jeanne Lanvin
Buchanan's
Merrill Coburn
Waterdope
CG. B. Murtagh
Algona
Iowa House of Representatives
J. ©. Murtagh
E. B. Brown
Marquette
3. G. Stevenson
Jefferson Street
Mrs. Stevenson
J. Hi. Godthring
M. CG. A
Dudley Webberking
William N. Staley
Union Station
Marion
A. R. Winn
Cedar Rapids
Staley
Rachel Hawthorne
Des Moines Register
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Kenilworth Toad
Holmes
Miss Hawthorne
Miss Hawthorne Fortory
West High School
Joy Harmon
Ast Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Merner Street
Bertha Stiles
Bridge
Fern Oman
Geiger
James G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
St. Pranels Hospital
McAlvin
James G. McAlvin, Jr
Keegan
Pdt Air Cults
West Pourth Street
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Dept. Nl2
Burlington
Vermont
Cily
Slate
Kyaee
Sertbiee
Wee E
Mary Loo
Mary Louw
Mary Lout
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