Society items and club notices for the day
All society items must reach the office by 11 am and daily calendar by 9 am. Various clubs meet Saturday to Monday with hostesses and venues at 403 Ninth Street West 805 Walnut Hammond Avenue 215 Hammond Avenue and other local addresses. Activities include auction bridge sewing Chautauqua circles Fine Arts and Friday Musical Club events plus open meetings dancing picnics and birthday parties at multiple homes and halls around St. Joseph's churches and downtown streets.
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Late Shannon
Ninth Street
Grace Dunkelberg
Blanche Edwards
Walnut
Chautauqua
M. C. Club
F. C. Krueger
Highland
West Side
C. D. Pederson
Leland Avenue
Girls’ Opportunity Club
Catherine Sedgwick
South
Mesdalies
H. W. Hammond
Maude Beam
J. L. Buechele
Hammond Avenue
Marjorie Taylor
Fourth Street West
Evelyn Woods
Western Avenue
Shubert
Marie Braniger
Evangeline Powers
Genevieve Gardiner
Maybeth Mack
The Bachelor Girl In Evening Chit Chat By Ruth Cameron
The column defends unmarried women while condemning a smug superior air among some bachelor girls. It urges women over twenty five to study their expressions, notes two classes of bachelor girls, and counsels emulation of cheerful independent women over petty superiority. It closes with advice to model after the balanced group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennedy
Pine Street
Etaviro Club
H. M. Hunt
A. N. Miller
Margaret Wilcox
Pearl Stenton
H. A. Clark
Mr. Clark
A. E. Johnson
Loren Risk
Club m
Old Maida
Courier patterns for up-to-date design coupons
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns enable teams. All orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you in ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa clubwomen urged to plan biennial in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary A Miller, president of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs, appeals to clubwomen to reserve May 20 to 23 for the biennial in Cedar Rapids at Hotel Montrose. Speakers include national president Mrs Pennybarker and Frances Squire Potter. The gathering aims to promote literature, civic work, and the push for a vital statistics law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Nonier A. Miller
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Audresses
Ub Women of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Meady
Pennybarker
Witic
Hotel Montrage
Keefe
Nebraska
General Federation
James
Missouri
Montrose
Club Women of
Iowa
Cedar Napids
What Many Club Women of Town Are Doing
Waverly Women’s club keeps a room in Mercy hospital and a public restroom downtown. Oskaloosa women promote a new armory. Clinton Women’s club plans to make the Bright Spot spotless with street corner rubbish receptacles. Sioux City women back social centers in schools and art for the new high school. Tipton Woman’s club aids library book purchases. Webster City supports a Woman’s Civic Booster league. Humboldt Women’s club endorses a public playground with equipment and supervision. Davenport clubs form a peace commission with the general peace body. Kellerton Narcissus club backs electric lights for the depot and removal of stock yards from town center. Traer federation buys a building for a club house and public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Clinton Women's Club
Sioux City
Tipton Woman's Club
Webster City
Humboldt Woman's Club
Davenport Club
General Peace Commission
Narcissus Club
Kellerton
Traer Federation
Diet and Health Hints by Dr T 3 Allen
Lime starvation is widespread due to white flour use says Prof Sherman of Columbia University. White bread forms indigestible dough pellets when not chewed well, fermenting with flesh and risking intestinal fermentation. If white bread is not eaten, white bread with milk may be questionable compared to whole wheat bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Columbia University
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E. O. W. Club
Bess Burns
Young Ladies’ Club
St. Joseph's Church
Elks’ Hall
Reconcillio Club
Nellie Steely
Gentileska
Mabel Sibert
Randolph
Woman's Club
L. E Fowler
Charles M. Young
F. L. Marquis
Fred Austin
Osu
Edith Wyant
Titian
P. H. Paulsen
Viotti
Alina Cutler
Robert Browning
J. C. Knox
Poldini
Frances Brammer
F. C. Platt
Mrs. Weishaar
Katherine Flynn
Jean Birdsall
Caroline Johnson
St. Kathryn's School
Davenport
Birdsall
Thelma Walker
T. C. Taylor
Missionary Society of the Woman's Work Association
The
First Presbyterian Church
A. W. Peterson
Logan Avenue
H. W. Rederd
Clair
Parker
la Porte City
Emma Boynton
N. W. Reberd
I. H. Christoff
P. C. Rees
Mesdames Lowe, Kentzelman
Green
Happy GO Lucky Club
Roy Campbell
O. [. Harwick
Alfred Cook
Moir Street
Effa Bills
Rebel Avenue
Lincoln Circle
G A. R
Robert Anderson
G. A. R. Hall
Josephine Shimer
Mrs. Shimer
Carrie McFarlane
Ruth Austin
H. S. Bunnell
Emma Bunnell
Faye Collins
Merriman
F. W. Warren
War Times
Fred Hobl
West Waterloo
Pinkerton Hall
van Pete
Raymond Shaw
Clyde McHagan
Matilda Smith
Cedar Falls
Iota Gamma Sorority
Genevieve Wilhelm
Mulberry Street
Pauline Reichsen
Catharine Cunningham
Emily Higgins
Miss Reichsen
J. Wilhelm
Miss Cunningham
Wighth Stre
Robert Anderson Relief Corps
GA. R. Hall
J. M. Cass
Elizabeth Snow
Carrie Lillscrap
Berlin
Wis
Alberta Woodring
Broadway
Robert Allen
Frank Sherwood
Woodring
Misa Zea Bhint
Antre Nous Dinnes
Mr O'Keefe
Lady of Victory Auditorium
Lon. Club
Sam Frank
Ruth Peek
Turaday
Roy Bock
Caroline Mether
Seventh Street West
Carl Bock
Elmer Mether
Miss Mether
Plymouth Congregational Church
Hertram Ayers
Kansas
Hattie Starr
Dane Street
Yadirf Club
H. C. Kelly
Virden Avenue
Otis Johnston
Reber Avenue
Ruth Cameron
Clubwomen of
Phcyur
Wadd
Marshalltown
Tadiek
Elvie
Dodge
Toone
Needa
Joba
Ler
Endire
Dla
Tathrop
Eildren
Wotena
Taft
N. Moore
Julian Lathrop
Chicago
Lathrop
Gialee Roar
Bane
MiGs
Tllompr AL Millie
Wee
Psque
DR. T. 3. Allen
East Fourth Street
Dallas H. Gray
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Agent Armona
California