Notable recital by Miss Hardeman and Miss Witwer at Iowa State Teachers College
A lecture-entertainment concert at the Iowa State Teachers College featured violinist Miss Florence Hardeman and soprano Miss Kathryn Witwer. Highlights included Dvorak and Mendelssohn pieces, with encores such as Mosquito Dance and Ave Maris. Accompanist was Miss Iona Burrows, and the season closed with Miss Cyréna Van Gordon scheduled for April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers, College
Florence
Hardeman
Kathryn Witwer
Largo
Dvgorak
New World Symphony
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Miss Witwer
Dvorak-Ekreisler
Mozarb
Tinusus
Iona Burrows
Cyréna van Gordon
Delegates Named for National Meet by Group 1
Children of the American Revolution held a dinner meeting at Black's tearoom with Mrs. G. W. DéWaldi presiding. Funds were voted for Tamassee scholarship Wakefield memorial and Herrieth M. Lathrop memorial building plus a tomb for an unknown Revolutionary War soldier in Alexandria. Delegates chosen for the national conference in Washington April 16 to 18 were Mrs. De Wald Miss Margaret Gallup Miss Sarah Shelton and alternates Miss Frances Pedersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the
Black
G. W. DéWaldi
Tamassee Scholarship Fund
Wakefield Memorial Fund
Herrieth M. Lathrop
Reyolu Uallery
Alexandria
Washington
D. C
de Wald
Margaret Gallup
Sarah Shelton
Frances Pedersen
Inaugural Ceremonies Described By Local Attorney
W T Evans, local attorney, spoke at a Blue Triangle league meeting at the YWCA detailing the Washington inauguration. He praised the procession as the finest civic parade in the western hemisphere and noted large crowds. Decorations for the dinner were pink and orchid. several business announcements followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
W. T. Evans
Blue Triangle League
Y. W
Vera B Jackson Bride of C Wedeking in Waterloo
Miss Vera Belle Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Jackson 1815 Third Street West became the bride of Claverice Wedeking Clarksville Thursday at 5 o clock the ceremony was performed by Rev F H Shedd at his Cedar Heights home Attendants were Mr and Mrs Thomas F Murphy Waterloo A wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents home The couple will reside in Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Belle Jackson
Jesse Jackson
Third Street West
Claverice Wedeking
Clarksville
F.H. Shedd
Cédar Heights
Thomas. F. Murphy
Waterloo
Society Calendar Highlights Evening Events And Dances
Tonight features J G T dance at the Elks club and a 5S dinner at Grace M E church. Various groups meet at Black's tearoom and Universalist parish house for youth activities and social gatherings. Saturday offers Grade school events, Mother Goose party, fine arts, and club dinners at Carpenter Hall and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Grace M. E. Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars—Memorial Hall
Geder
Maccabees
Waterloo I
C. QO
Black’s
First Congregational
Kilkara
Black's T
Young‘ People's
dance—Universalist Parish House
Mother Goose
W. CG
Alge School
James—Y
Fine Arts
Henry Frank
Triple Four
Ralph Shafer
R. J
Traer Girl Chosen Social Aide to Curtis Daughter
Traer Iowa March 22 Mrs Gann sister of Charles Curtis vice president of the United States and his official hostess has selected Miss Flora Wilson as social secretary Miss Wilson is daughter of the late Tama Jim Wilson long time secretary of agriculture in the cabinets of McKinley Roosevelt and Taft She served as her father’s Washington hostess and has written for newspapers and magazines and spoken publicly in recent years She spoke for the Republican national committee during the recent campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Gann
Charles Curtis
United States
Flora Wilson
Tama Jim” Wilson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Republican National Committee
B Naim Brith Dinner Dance Planned for Purim Event
B Nai Brith lodge hosts Purim dinner dance Sunday at Hotel President for members and guests. Dinner at 6 pm, dancing 8 to 11. Henry Seligman, Chicago lawyer, to be principal speaker with attendees from Des Moines and other Iowa areas. Morris Rosenbloom chairs, with J M Mendelson and Philip Tomin coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'Nai
Brith Lodge
Purim
Henry Seligman
Chicago
Des Moines
Towa
Morris Rosenbloom
J. M. Mendelson
Philip Tomin
Hints in Beauty Care The Eyes
beauty column discusses eye makeup using faint powders matching eye color to enhance size and brightness. It advises blue or gray powders for blue eyes, brown for brown eyes, and a light touch to avoid looking drawn. Mascara is cautioned, and a simple blemish treatment with dusting powder is suggested. The piece also includes a brief weight loss note for a reader profile.
Waterloo Women Present Garden Club Program at Cedar Heights
Waterloo women spoke at Cedar Heights Woman's club meeting on landscaping for small homes and a Chicago garden show report. Delegates to Black Hawk county club convention in La Porte City next Tuesday were A D Burhans Hy J Burdick and G B Dennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Conery
C. GC. Shean
Waterloo
Garden Club
Civic and Garden Department
Cedar —_Heights
Woman's Club
W.F. Parrott
Conery
Shean
Chicago
Black Hawk County Club
la Porte City
D. Burhans
Hy. J. Burdick
G. B. Dennison
M. J. Fowler
Reception Honors Pioneers of Nazareth Danish Church
Cedar Falls March 22 Mr and Mrs Lars Petersen survivors of the Nazareth Danish Lutheran church founders over 50 years ago were feted at a sixtieth wedding anniversary reception in parish rooms Rev Otto Nielsen and others spoke gifts were presented to the couple Guild Meets Lend A Hand guild met at Mrs J H Rickert home 15 members voted 10 to Red Cross relief party prizes were won at card parly by Mrs Richard Newville Mrs Willam Urie and Mrs Susie Billick Becker chapter O B S held a card party in Mesanic temple 75 attended prizes awarded to several winners Smith Ackerman Miss Berdena Ackerman and Frank Smith wed in Waterloo mayor presided at 4:30 wedding Dinner Saturday Alka Beta Gamma will host a dinner at Black's room for 25 persons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurter
Cedar Falls
Lars Petersen
Nazareth Danish Lutheran Church
Otto Nielsen
Petersen
J. H. Rickert
Conger Street
Red Cross Relief Fund
Andrew Hoenig
F. P. Hudson
T. P. Ashmore
Card Parly
George Moothart
Rebel Avenue
Richard Newville
Willam Urie
Susie Billick
Urie
Harriett Wightman
Becker Chapter
Mesanic Temple
BE. W. Bute
J. F. Wagner
W. W. Kauffer
Harry Fergemann
Margeret Schoe
Waterloo city in brief and local crime notes
The Waterloo column reports: the Royal Furrier moved to 500 Commercial street, a court of honor meets in the municipal courtroom, car thefts reported near John Deere plant, and a Della Quest funeral party returns from Chicago. Also notes hospital updates, a high school play, military enlistment, and thefts of auto parts and tires downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Furrier
Fourth Street
Commercial Street
Waterloo’ Row Scout Council
T Tat P
H. E. Rankin
Ondida Street
John Deere
P. H. Springer
Broadway
R. L. Mantz
Meyer Street
Springer
Mantz
Rim
Water Street
Local clubs host social afternoons with games and guests
The article lists multiple gatherings: T. A. M. bridge club met with Mrs. O Bruce at 426 Outler Street. favors went to Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. French, and Mrs. O’Hearn. guests included Miss Arline Nicholas and Mrs. Kennison. Forget-Me-Not club hosted at 81 Ricker Street with guessing contests and prizes to Mrs. Moline, Mrs. Clemens, and Mrs. Alderman. Out-of-town visitors included Mrs. Strang and Mrs. Fagan. Additional notes cover O. P. club, Jolly Dozen, Los Comedres luncheon at Hotel President, and T. D. F. bridge at 612 First Street West with plans for April meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May Dahl
Cedar Falls
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Margaret Kilgore
Ricker Street
Carl. Moline
Wesley Clemens
William Alderman
Herbert
Kilgore
J. W. Kilgore
M. FP. Peterson
Jolly Dozen Club
Willian
May
Lafayette. Street
George Schmidt
D. E. Strang
West Palm Beach
Fla
P. Fagan
Washington D. C
F. J. Bigler
T. D. F. Bridge Club
First Street West
Tom Williams
A. J. Knopp
Charles Burk
Lutheran Missionary Society Meets At Church
The Lutheran Missionary Society gathered Thursday afternoon at the church parlor with 42 members and eight guests. Sewing took place and Mrs. R. H. Dickmann was received as a new member. Central Challen church held a meeting at Mrs. M. M. Smith’s home on Newton Street with a business session and social hour, refreshments served by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Arthur Bickel. A dramatic program by Mrs. W. S. Halvorson is planned for a post Lenten tea April 11 at Mrs. Cecil Bickley’s home, with next regular guild meeting set for April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses Club
D.t. Kestel
Waterloo Nurses Club
Green Lantern Tearoam
J. Fairbanks
Emma. Knimdiede
Elia Lenits
Beulah Black
Margaret Mastain
Lutheran Missionary Society
R. H. Dickmann
Chalten Church
M. M. Smith
Newton Street
W. S. Halvorson
Ladies’ Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
Cecil Bickley
Guild
Davenport Quint Advances in National Catholic Tourney
Davenport St Ambrose of Davenport Iowa qualified for the second round by beating Baraga High School Marquette Wisconsin 15 to 12. St Michael’s Union City New Jersey also moved on by defeating Marquette Milwaukee 33 to 28. Baraga kept pace with long shots as St Ambrose led 7 to 4 at half and 10 at three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Ambrose High School
Davenport
Baraga High School
Marquette
Wis
St. Michael's High School
Union City
N.J
Marquette High
Milwaukee
St. Ambrose
Baraga
French gendarmes face limits on their tailor-made uniforms
French gendarmes fear a rollback of their sartorial privilege after years of allowed custom tailoring. The government now signals that permission to have uniforms cut by a chosen tailor may be revoked, prompting concern over dress code and discipline.
Equinogtial Rainy Day Delays Thunder Debut
Vivid lightning and roiling thunder woke citizens as an equinoctial storm arrived. Rain measured .7 of an inch by 7 am at Ralph B. Slippy's gauge. River stages remained above normal with the Black Hawk and Virden creeks near typical levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
Black Hawks
Virden Creeks
Black Hawk
Virden Creek
Fried Hominy and Lentil Croquettes Featured in Recipe Reader
Instructions describe fried hominy slices from saved mush, cooled set, then pan fried in butter with maple syrup. Lentil croquettes use overnight softened lentils mashed and seasoned with onion juice pepper salt, bound with cream and egg, molded and sautéed in hot butter, served with tomato sauce.
Adorable Bloomer Frock Pattern Advised for All Ages
Raglan shoulders are smart this season for both adults and children. Pattern 1678 presents a dainty frock with two inverted pleats for fullness, eight inch front opening, and a collar that fits the neck. Made of Pereale or gingham in colorful geometric prints with white or pique trim. Sizes 2, 4, 6, 6. Yardage listed. simple instructions included. Send ten cents to Courier Pattern Dept. 242 W 11th St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raglan
Gourier
Courier Pattern Dept
W. —11Th St
New York City
Scallop Casserole With Mustard Butter Crumbs
A scallop dish combines mustard and cayenne with buttered crumbs. Scallops are simmered in liquor, thickened with flour and stock, then folded with scallops and lemon juice. It bakes in a hot oven for twenty minutes in a buttered casserole.
New Switchboard in Dunkerton Telephone Exchange
The Mutual Telephone company reports its new switchboard is in use today after installation and wiring completed last night. The system is housed in the former Farmers & Merchants bank building. Operators are Mrs. Henry Magee and Mrs. Isabelle Gaddis, with Paul Magee as lineman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Dunkerton
Mutual Telephone Company
Farmers & Merchants Bank
The
Telephone Company
Henry Magee
Isabelle Gaddis
Paul Magee
Teaspoonful of Liquor May Bar Citizen
Objection to Gus Lamb a Cedar Falls restaurant man seeking U S naturalization was raised before Judge Hasnerby claiming false answers and a common law marriage. Witnesses testified Lamb had a good Cedar Falls Waterloo reputation and the guilty plea was a technical liquor law violation. Decision reserved. examiner may appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Lamb
Cedar Falls
United States
BR. W. Hasnerby
BR. E. Griffin
Lamb
Davenport
Grundy ‘Center
B. E. Ritz
Fair Ground
Ruppelt
Local Court Records Show Common Law Marriage Case
The town hears testimony about a common law marriage involving Lamb and his motive to plead guilty to protect women. Testifiers include George 8 Mornin H A Mitze Postmaster C B Santee City Marshal Nathan Enlow Cedar Falls and County Auditor F W Esher Waterloo. Lamb pleads guilty to avoid trial amid concerns for a separated woman who is mother of two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
George
Mornin
A.mitze
C. B. Santee
Nathan Enlow
Cedar‘ Falls
Waterloo
Chile
Rabbit Breeders to Attend Des Moines Show
Waterloo rabbit association members plan to attend the Des Moines Rabbit and Fur Show April 12 to 14, promoted by the Des Moines Co Operative Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association. George Carpenter secretary and G A Bush president expect to go. entries judged by John C Fen of Indianapolis. Des Moines secretary H G Van Sickle of 216 Second Street. Also note Kipras Petrauskas and Marion Rakauskaitė, Lithuanian opera stars, in the same company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo ‘Rabbit Association
Des Moines
Des. Moines
Kirkwood
Kirkwood Hotel
John C. Fenr
Indianapolis
H. G. van Sickle
Second Streat
Hostess Cakes Highlight Popular Bakery Staples
A promotional catalog extols Hostess Cakes as top bakery products and urges buyers to request the Hostess brand by name. It lists Devil's Food Chocolate Layer Cocoanut Layer and cupcakes, noting price parity with ordinary cakes and endorsing quality by Good Housekeeping Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping
Continental Baking Co
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Miss Hardeman
League
Vera B. Jackson
C. Wedeking
West
Edna, Moffett
Clelia Mccullough
Minnie Mathauer
Margaret Fitzgerald
Ruth Bruecker
Henry Prank
Sunset Road
Waterloo Woman's Club
Harry Shaw
Curtis
J. R. Bunyan
Miss Allee
Harriette ‘Ross
G. A. West
Edward Northey
Herbert Kilgore
Herbert, Jr
Elvera
Dixie Lois
OW. Kilgore
William
Lawrence Kilgore
E. D. Dye
Ada Adams
O. M. Henninger
Charles Blume
Linden Avenue
George Gnagy
Grundy Center
Black's Tearoom
Edna Kent FO
Cedar Heights
Pioneers of
West End
St. Vridge
Buchanan
Wrest
Emil Steffen
Charles Mahlis
Steffen
A.G. Edelson
A. J. Edelson
Ing
New York
St. Louis
W. H. Barker
Hudson-Essex Waterloo Company
Essex
Leo Huntington
Oak Lawn Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Dramatic Club
West High School
Mary Pollard
Jackson Lumber & Suply Co
Park City
Utah
West Coast
Elly
Della Quest
Chester Johnson
Belle Quest
Charles LaBarre
Algona
M. W. Quest
George Quest
Averia
Lawrence Hummel
Minneapolis
C. H. Brown
Almond Street
Frank Dirsa
Paul Batley
Ray Hinman
M. BD. Brown
Los Comedres Club
Church News
Davenport Quint
Aedes Ali
Phillipe
Evening Courier
Zanzibar
Lithuania
Kipras Petrauskas
Marion Rakauskaik
Sama
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton
Ohio
A m
Alice Adams Proctor
Virginia
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