Waterloo society notes highlight club meetings and gatherings
Waterloo women and community groups convene weekly events across the city. The Waterloo Woman's Club hosts a 3 PM general meeting at the Greater Waterloo association rooms with a program on American playwrights by Mrs. C. E. Howard and readings from The Great Divide. Other clubs feature lectures, choruses, and social receptions as groups like Whittier PTA and Our Lady of Victory court hold talks, readings, and farewells.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Greater Waterloo Association
C. EB. Howard
Myris Naven
Ruth
Ghent
Willian Vaughan Moody
W. H. Bickley
BE. Tl. Johnson
Percy Muncaye
George Wood
John Knox
Susan Glaspels
B. J. Howrey
F. L. Marquis
W. C.C
Our Lady of Victory Court
Foresters
Kk.cg
Catherine Sims
Catherine “Lies
Baptista Casey
Alice Gosinancial
Adeline’ “Hayes
Catherine’ Powers
Alice Fressie
Mayme Hicker
Grace M. B K Toadies Aid Teas Donor Meeting Hold
Seventy five women attended the Grace M. B K Toadies Aid society meeting at the parsonage led by Mrs. A. B. Curran. A tea towel shower was hosted for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. BK. Toadies’ Aid Society
A. B. Curran
Beauty Chats on Auto-Suggestion by a French Expert
Edna Kent Forbes discusses Dr. Coue and his auto-suggestion method for health and beauty. She notes his London and Paris success, advises practical steps like proper food and exercise, and offers brief self guidance while warning against vanity.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Coue
America
London
France
Coe
Blessed by Sunshine in Side Talks
Ruth Cameron cherishes sunshine as a life gifter and healing force. She muses on ancient reverence for the sun, its warmth on a home’s south side, and sunlit rooms that uplift mood and health. The piece blends reflections on theology, architecture, and natural light's soothing power.
Distinguishing Damask Brocade and Tapestry in Fabrics
A shopper guide explains damask vs brocade patterns and reversals, noting damask shows pattern on both sides with reversed colors, while brocade displays pattern only on the face. It covers tapestries, chintzes, cretonne, and related fabric terms, emphasizing material and weave differences.
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America
A& Cretonne
Government distributed free seeds arrive at Waterloo post office
Two sacks of government garden seeds were received in Waterloo for distribution as the last shipment sent from Washington by Congress. Lore Alford, president of Black Hawk County Abstract Company, aided the effort and will handle seed requests. Congress recently voted to discontinue the program, making this the final year seeds are issued.
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Waterloo
Washington
Congress
Lore Alford
Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Unis
Alford
Tirae Im
Club Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings And Resignations
Mrs. BE. S. Chandler hosted a four course Easter luncheon for Good Luck club members and guests Wednesday afternoon including Mrs. Pred Firman and Mrs. Henry Hanson. Mrs. Gus Zunker and Mrs. Julius Mortensen assisted. Easter lily centerpiece noted. Mrs. Fred Morgans gained leadership. Mrs. Ralph Hoover hosted Octagon Bridge club. high score claimed by Mrs. Mark Campbell. refreshments by Mrs. Hanover. Duke Kinclub met at Mrs. Jud Davis residence with W. E. Fish and W. A. Davis assisting. 300 played. refreshments served. Triple Four club convened with Mrs. C. R. V. Bassarear entertaining. prizes to Mrs. Fred Bartz and Mrs. Will Hitchens. flowers decorating rooms. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ross to entertain Thursday Bridge club at Black’s tearoom. tables for cards later at the Ross residence. Mrs. OC. Hols Nave court to hold a business meeting at Sacred Heart school hall this evening. Boston March 22 Miss Lillian M. Brown director of foster homes resigns after 14 years influencing 1,627 girls and receiving thousands of letters of gratitude.
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BE. S. Chandler
Pred Firman
Henry Hanson
Gus Zunker
Julius Mortensen
Fred Morgans
Weadership
Ralph Hoover
Octagon Bridge Club
Mark Campbell
Hanover
Boston
Mass
Lillian M. Brown
Boston Society For the
West End 4th Street Bridge Bidg Kuchanan Optical Service
Truth Anderson aged 11 is ill with scarlet fever at 406 East Street. Mrs Margaret Parke 533 Daw Bon Street is a patient at St Francis hospital. Mrs Lizzie Bartlett 322 Ankeny Street has bronchial pneumonia. Finus D Cobb, secretary of Town Life Insurance, travels to Moline Illinois on business. Rev Otto S Haspe will speak at Universalist church service at 7 30 p m today. Women of First Brethren church postpone bazar and supper. Rehearsals for St Marys Society entertainment at 7 p m today on the telephone building Fifth Street east. Mrs A R Markle 1020 Jefferson Street recovering from la grippe but still weak. Arnold Bender, class of 1922, will win two mile telegraphic track meet from Illinois University last Saturday time 10 39.
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Margaret Parke
Bon Street
St. Francis Hospital
Lizzie Bartlett
Ankeny’ Street
Finus D. Cobb
The
Town Life Insurance Company
Moline
Otto S. Haspe
Universalist Church
Illeman- Gindt
First Brethren Church
A. R. Markle
Jeferson Street
la Grippe
Arnold Bender
St High
Illnois University
G. A. Martin
New Orleans
Martin
John Speicher
Atey1e
Osage
Speicher
J. H. Lizer
Towler Street
J. S. Qwens
Olive Street
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
A M. Donnan
Third Avenue East
Hudson
Donnan
Westminster Presbyterian Choir
Apparitions by Browning Refers To A Starry Vision
A fragmentary verse excerpt presents Browning’s line about apparitions and a starry vision. It evokes a starved tank of moss and violet birth, with sky and cloud imagery, and ends noting a personal facet and a surprised smile. The tone remains archaic and reflective.
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Robert Browning
Judge Hands Hood Hurler Heavy Fines
Shelby O. McGinnis pleaded guilty in municipal court after being found with liquor in a grip beneath Fourth Street Bridge. He was fined 100 dollars and costs on each of two counts, or jailed, but could not pay and was committed to jail. The bootlegging charge was amended to illegal transportation by the county attorney.
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HY. F. Heyward
Pinkey Hayward
Des Moines
Theodore Peek
Hayward
Bamar
Cupher
Shelby O. McGinnis
Fourth Street
McGinnis
First Presbyterian Choir to Present Holy City Sunday
The First Presbyterian Choir under Jesse M. Church rehearsed two months for A R Gaul's oratorio The Holy City to be performed at 7 30 p m Sunday. Mrs Oliver Stevenson plays organ and Mrs Harail EB Smith piano as about 60 singers form the chorus. The oratorio is among the best known.
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First Presbyterian Choir
Jesse M. Church
A. R. Gaul
Holy City
Oliver Stevenson
Har|ail EB. Smith
Revival Visit to East High by Revival Party
Revival Party led by Rev J H Hanley and song leader Fred Fisher will entertain East High students tomorrow in the regular auditorium period. Fisher, an experienced singer, follows yesterday's informal address by Hanley who spoke on self knowledge self reverence and self control with recollections from schooldays and the Spanish American War.
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East High
Fred. Fisher
J. H. Hanley
Fisher
Hanley
Wanley
Uncle Harrys Talks Man and Natures Mysteries
Uncle Harry and Helen discuss 25 years of discoveries and experiments. They mention artificial rain, geyser power, and plans for trans Atlantic flying service. The talk envisions a future where nature’s riddles yield energy and travel breakthroughs for humanity.
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Uncle Harry
Helen
Pacific
Jimmy
Ancis Harry
Tony
Ames Glee Club Charms Travelers at Depot Before Concert
The Ames glee club of 30 young men arrived at the Union depot to arrange passage to Oelwein for a concert. A crowded platform and singing created a lively scene as they performed college songs and the Iowa corn song with passengers and officials joining in before heading to Oelwein Cresco and Riceville. Prof Tolbert Mackay led the group from Towns State college.
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Union Depot
Ames Glee Club
Oélwein
Fia
Glee Club
Tolbert, MacKay
Towns’ State College
Ames
Oelwein
Cresco
Riceville
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