P E O Chapters Hold Literary Programs In April Plan
Both P E O chapters met for literary programs with Mrs F Harold Reuling presenting on The Negro in fiction. Chapter FE discussed The Novel as shown in Theodore Dreisers An American Tragedy with Mrs D W Axon singing two negro spirituals. Mrs Pred J Miller played piano. Reuling touched on three books. Chapter FE will meet again April a. About 50 women attended at Mrs C O Balliett and Mrs H B Plumb s home for Chapter 7. Visitors included Misses Mary and Harriett Sedgavick home from Ames and Mrs D Reichard Des Moines visiting her daughter Mrs Hye Marshall. Mrs Stoger Birdsall gave a Dreiser biography and Mrs Jackson McCoy reviewed his book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter FE
Mra. F
Harold Reuling
Theodore Dreiser
D. W. Axon
HM. Cc. Wilbur
Pred J. Miller
Reuling
C. O. Balliett
H. B. Plumb
Mary and
Harriett Sedgavick
J. J. Sedgwick
Iowa State College
Ames
D.reichard
Des Moines
Hye
Marshall
Stoger Birdsall
Dreiser
Jackson McCoy
Plans Advance for Quota Club Inter-Cities Party
Fifty representatives from Waterloo and nearby towns are expected for the Quota Club inter-cities party planned for May 7 at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Miss Inez Coburn outlined preparations at Waterloo club. Harriet Taylor Upton will speak, with Lalu-Ms. Dryden and Abel Palmer introduced as international officers. The program includes a morning banquet May 7 and a Gall-Curci concert trip for those arriving May 6, with talks on dental and local school activities also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Out ‘Glde
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Inez Coburn
Clarksburg
Uniontown
York
Folingstown
Wwest
Wis de Ives
International ‘Organization
Pleasant March party at the Woman's Club noted
The Woman's Christian association hosts a March 7 home making lesson at 7 30 p m in the Y W C A building under the education committee. Miss Anna Leggett leads the continuing home budgeting talk with attendees to present and discuss personal budgets and questions on budgeting issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Aan
Young Women's
Christian *Association
Anna’ Leggett
Department of Town State Teachers .College
Local church meetings set for Wednesday afternoon
Deb orah society of First Methodist Episcopal plans a 2 PM gathering in church parlors with a brief program after the business session hosted by Adora Keiderling Thomas Kerr Mary Haines S Leckington and Elia McHeffey. Major guild of First Freshtering meets at 2 30 PM with hostesses Fr Aunt J W Gemmell and WW Miss bore. The Burton Avenue Baptist men entertain area youths with a 7 PM supper in church. Missionary society holds 2 30 PM meeting at Mrs No US Keppie 2 Commercial Street with Mrs Charles Mun ver reader. Northminster auxiliary election at 2 30 PM in church parlor. Trinity American Lutheran business at 2 PM in WM recreation room. Grace M Ti Church Woman’s Foreign Missionary society hosts founders’ day tea at 2 PM tomorrow in church parlor door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah -Society of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mmes
Adora ‘Keiderling
Thomas Kerr
Mary Haines
Elia. McHeffey
First
Adfunt
J. W. Gemmell
Miisore
Trinity American Lutheran Church World
VY. MM. CG
FE. A. Transon
Christine Cooke
Recital at Rosy Conservatory and Roosevelt school event
Tonight events include a recital at Rosy Conservatory with A Alcott school participation and Pythian Sisters at K of P hall. Memorial hall hosts Fidelity circle all day and Mrs Clara Rose. Evening program features Waterloo chapter and other groups at Ma sun i¢ hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy Conservatory
Y-T. A
Alcott School
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Pet
Roosevelt School
Local Waterloo AAUW Members Set for State Convention
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women plans to attend the state convention in Cedar Falls Friday and Saturday. Official delegates include Mrs Walter Hunt and Miss Callie Wieder. Mrs. Miller serves as delegate ex officio and will present a Waterloo report. A Friday lunch opens the event with Mrs Guy S Ford as speaker at the dinner. Saturday morning breakfast precedes a 9 o'clock business meeting to adopt or amend the constitution and by laws and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Cedar Falls
Fred J. Miller
Walter, Hunt
Callie Wieder
Miller
Guy S. Ford
Minneapolis
Minn
Ford
Chinese Situation Discussed at Open Forum at YWCA
Miss Mary B Hunter of Iowa State Teachers College spoke at Cedar Falls YWCA summarizing a survey of China. She contrasted north and south government and outlined China’s aims including tariff autonomy abolition of concessions extraterritorial rights and unequal treaty abandonment while seeking Western progress without losing culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Miss. Mary
B. Hunter
Iowa State ‘Teachers’ College
Cedar’ ‘Falls
The
Women’s Club
anne-Young
Women's Christian Association
Club Notes Ts Luncheon at Black’s Tearoom
The club meets at 1 o'clock Thursday for a luncheon in Black's tearoom. Hostesses Mrs J E Crip ben and Mrs A E Enderlein will lead the members to adjourn to Mrs Enderlein's home for the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts. Mic Tclub
Black's
A.E. Enderlein
Finderlein
Liffring Re-Elected Head Of McKinley P T A
Mrs F C Liffring was re elected president of McKinley P T A and delegate to portheart district convention next week at Cedar Rapids. Other officers will be chosen at the next meeting. Awards were announced in a poster contest with pupils from fifth to seventh grades. Judges were Don C Dilley Miss Theresa Feyerelsen and Mrs lautle B Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Liffring
MeKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Portheart
Cedar Rapids
Don C. Dilley
Theresa Feyerelsen
Lautle B. Larson
Bill Fowler
Thoede Eickelberg
John Liffring
Alice Hellen
Eleanor Cleveland
Wilson White
Ramona Montgomery
Hassie Guth
Billy Fowler
Cristel Guth
Leland Enfield
Jane Parrott
Betty Ruth Jordan
Beverly Collentine
A. G. Sawyer
Cornelius
Daamon
Frank Fowler, Jr
Charles Brayton
Frank Morris
Spokesmen's Club Holds Annual Banquet in Cadillac Club Rooms
Members of the Spokesmen's club met last evening at 308 Fifth Street East for their annual banquet. Wirt BP Hoxie presided. Miss Agnes Thompson decorated the hall. Frank Bishop served as caterer. A three piece orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac Club
Fifth Street East
Wirt BP
Hoxie
Agnes. Thompson
Frank. Bishop
Hints In Beauty Care From Mrs B B J Consult Skin Doctor
Reader letters discuss skin spots hair care and cosmetic questions. Advice covers consulting a doctor for blood disorders mink mole concerns scalp massage hair tonics before shampoo olive oil for dry scalp and avoiding home remedies. Other tips include lemon juice cautions about dieting and foot odor treatments with carbolic soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou
Myrtle W
Ss. T. A
Local notes from Waterloo and Des Moines area
Miss Clara Dietrick at aunt Mrs Belle D Wise home in Des Moines area after foot infection. C Gardner of Rock Island railroad visited Waterloo station. J Wenner in Chicago on business. Eve reports license plate No 13241 issued by county treasurer. May 3, 1926 noted. Allen Memorial hospital redecorating upper floors. two week project under Rev Clinton Smith. Mrs Clarence K Cropper of Parkersburg gave birth to a son at Allen Memorial. second boy in family. Nan Black and mother Nan returned from five week trip to Biloxi and Florida. H B Cropper recovering after hernia operation at Allen Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara. Dietrick
Tabor
Belle D. Wise
Independence Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Clinton . Smith
Clarence K. Cropper
Parkersburg
James Black
Nan
Prospect Avenue
Biloxi
Miss
Florida
New York
Boston
Waterloo
H. B. Cropper
Newell Street
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
First aid lecture and breakfast for Waterloo waterworks staff
A second lecture in a first aid and sanitation series was held for Waterloo waterworks office and pumping station forces. A pancake and sausage breakfast followed at the pumping station with remarks by W. A. Hendry and Evangeliat Harry Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C
Co. D
Waterloo Waterworks
Agg
Third Streets
W. A. Hendry
Building Permits Issued for George F Baker Residence
George F Baker of 710 Independence Avenue received a building permit from building commissioner D B Toenjes to proceed with construction work at the property. The permit authorizes specified improvements under city code and outlines inspections and compliance requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Baker
Independence Avenue
D. B. Toenjes
Rey
Rhey Street
Rhey Street. . the. Building With Cost: 4,000.5" the: Meany Casket
Ay Falls ‘Avenue
How to Have Soft Pretty White Hands
Advice promotes Ice-Mint from a Japanese product as a secret to soften and whiten hands and skin. It claims nightly rubbing yields visible transformation, with the product sold by druggists and praised for beautifying hands regardless of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quota Club
Inter-Cities Party
Woman’ S Club
Gallup
Thelma
Bartholo
Drolla
Rehifele
Reubin ‘Miller
F. C. Green
L. ©. Hemsworth
DT. Riordan
Church News
Burton Avenue
Viet Church
Northminster
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace M. Ti. Church
Social
Y.W.C.A
F. C. Liffring
McKinley P.T. A
Chautauqua Society
Grant
Columbia
Chester Cadwallader
W. A. Burton
Alfred Noyes
John Masefield
William Henry Davies
Rupert Brooke
George Moore
Tina. Bigkley
James M. Barrie
Scotland
C. FE. S
T.L. Wheeler
Legion Auxiliary
Waterloo T
C.O. FB
W. CO
Our Lady ‘of Victory
Knights of Columbus ‘Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
Yo C. AL
DUCES
ER. J. Wenner
Chicago
C. Gardner
Rock Island Railroad
Baxter
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
C.C. Lamson
Council of the
Episcopal Church
Evangeliat
Harry” C. Anderson
Who
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Oelwein
Lewiston
Ida
Lewiston Morning Tribune
Marie Augusta Jaeger
Dorrance J. Jaeger
H B. Boles
Marion Flint
Prospect
Mae
Witam Witkine
Wellington
Kan
Flintold
Rocky Mountain
G. Bh
Hoopers
Dentiat
Caward
Cadvertiserdent de K ‘Heverly
Denniet
Hawk
Rumford
Saran
East Fourth St
East End
Waterloo, In
Belgium
Oxfords
Long
Waverly Caps
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