Fine Arts program plans of Woman's club outlined
The Fine Arts department meets at the W H Bickley residence in October to opens next year's program with tea and reception. New officers Mrs Flord Chamberlain chair and Mrs W J Atkinson secretary. Lectures cover batik study, Japanese prints, colonial architecture and opera from Gluck to Verdi with many recital and lighting talks. Includes piano committee report and delegates to the National Federation of Music Clubs.
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Flord Chamberlain
W. J. Atkinson
Woman's Club Mneets
W.H. Bickley
Miriam Marsh
Batk
H. W. Sigworth
Wherm
Stanley Moore
J. D. Baston
Mortimer Cleveland
Gluck
Mozart
Webber
Verdi
Runski-Rhorsakov
Hansel
Gretel
Humperdinck
Wasner
la Jongleur de Notre, Dame
le Cid
Massenet
oShanewis
Yaman
Nalona
Herbert
Harmond Folk
National Federation of Music Clubs
Davenport
B. J. Wenner
Fred McClain
James H. Rogers
J. E. O'Keefe
The Wonders of Vibrations and a Vision of Heaven
A series of reflections on science and the senses, pondering vibrations from sound to light and beyond. The writer muses about gaps between vibrational ranges, Edison’s possible work on communication with the afterlife, and whether future knowledge could unlock new experiences of heaven and emotion. The piece blends science curiosity with spiritual speculation about life after death and the limits of human perception.
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Edison
Beeen
Earth
Comic Opera Triumphs With Tuneful Song In Waterloo
The Pirates revived in Waterloo last night to two hours of melodic delight. Miriam Marsh led a strong cast with A D Hartson as Frederick and Ethel Lasse as Mabel, delivering lively performances and charming solos. The chorus and supporting players added humor and warmth, reviving an old fashioned operatic appeal. The production earned high praise as a valuable musical revival for Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Fiaan
Miriam Marsh
Benefth
A. D. Hartson
Frederick
Ethel Laless
Mabel
Stanley
C.L. Tarbell
E. A. Pitkwo Samuel
Leslie Wilharm
Alice Swanson
Isabel
Catherine Sedewick
Edith
Naneen Davis
Kate
W. W. White
Edward
Elsie Byvank
Ruth
Popmar Onerario
Tare Resson
Bessie Jacobs and George Hausman Wed at Lawn City Today
In St John Lutheran church Cedar Falls Miss Bessie Jacobs daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Jacobs Union township and George Hausman of Waterloo were married by Rev Henry Mueller in a double ring ceremony. About 250 attended the church rites and the supper at the Commercial club. The bride wore white satin with lace trimming attended by Vera Wilson. Flower girl Ethel Gore and best man Ernest Hausman. The couple plan a trip to Detroit and then settle on a farm near Tripoli.
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Cedar Falls
St. John Lutheran Church
Bessie ‘Jacobs
Fred Jacobs
Unio Township
George Hausman
Waterloo
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Commercial Club
Vera Wilson
Little
Ethel Gore
Ernest Hausman
Nellie Steeley
Harold Wilson
Birthday party highlights for B P W Club and tea
The B P W Club celebrated its first birthday with a May party at its home featuring a white May pole, pink ribbon decorations, a pink and white birthday cake, and a flashlight photo. Members received numbered baskets for supper and elect new officers at the next meeting. The outing included gifts of silverware and china. Tea at Weston house featured harp music, songs, and piano solos while Miss Amanda Henderson and Dr Jack King were honored guests.
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Ruby N. Blam
W. D. Ives
Ives
Mary Horner
Jobe
Clyde Hinson
Bobbie Herron
Shupe
Margaret Sexton
J. Thompson
Lois Cass
George W. de Wald
F. G. Weston
Daughters of Waterloo
Weston
KE. F. Chaires
Orin McGinnis
Myrtie Crane
Viola. Miller
Warren Gilbert
Speaks
Scomins
Laverne Beal Cavell
Paderewski
di Lucia
Leschepizy
Herman Kohl
Guy Johnson
Charles
Amanda Henderson
Jack King
Chicago
Adeline Elmers
Lavona Carter
Lavola Baine
Evalyn Ellis
Dr. King
Laurette Baine
Elaine, Euston
Marionna Blane
Roland Howard
Leon Quinn
Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forshs
Edna Bent Forshs discusses a pamphlet from a chiropodists society titled Are Corns Curable. It states corns are not curable at first, then clarifies they are curable if treated early and that even seemingly incurable cases can improve. The author notes a chiropodist’s caution and emphasizes early action.
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Beauty
Edna Bent Forshs
Society of
Chiropodists
Tommy's Fence Tale of Fluffy and Bold Bravery
A curious tale follows Tommys bold fence antics to win Fluffy Ruffles. He teases, watches, and defies the mistress with a parasol as Fluffy eyes him from the open window. Tomorrow promises a continuation of his daring courtship.
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Fluffy
Tommy
Flufy
Births Reported in Lester Township and Cedar Falls
Birth notices list a May 2 daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ford W. Corzene at St. Francis hospital, an April 13 son Paul Robert for Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Parks in Lester township, and April 26 son Richard Benjamin for Mr. and Mrs. Archie Martison Shrup in Lester township. Also listed are a March 17 son for Mr. and Mrs. John Poock Jr and a May 1 daughter Lorena Eileen for Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Goester in Waterloo area, plus health tips and a note on milk and olive oil. West High Assembly reports finals set for 4 p.m. today at Byrnes park courts with Merle Stimson vs Jack Williams, and remarks by E. F. MacDonough on Commercial Organization Work.
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Ford W. Corzene
St.| Francis Hospital
Daugher
Peesy Ray
W. S. Parks
Lester Township
Paul Robert
Archie Martison Shrup
Richard
Benjamin
John Poock, Jr
Ben-jing
John Edward Goester
Vester Township
Eileen
Adolph C. Peterson
Frederick
Cedar Falls
Joseph
West High Assembly
West High
Byrnes Park Courts
Merle Stimson
Jack Williams
E. F. MacDonough
Greater Waterloo Association
Fluffy Ruffles Courtship by a Local Cat Story
The tale follows Fluffy Ruffles, a handsome white Angora cat, and Tommy Black of the next house. Despite initial cold shoulder, Tommy persists in daily calls, hoping to win the aloof feline’s affection as she peeks from her window with a faint mew.
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Fluffy Ruffles
Fluffy Ruffies
Angora
Fluffy
Ruffles
Tommy Black
Tommy
Pussies
Patterns Advertisement in Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending to your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
It's Tough to Be Broke A Wag's Hard Luck Night
Captain Tom Morris of the police notes many men seeking shelter at the station are nearly or completely broke. Of eighteen sleepers, less than 25 cents was found on them in three days, and five were released from cells yesterday. The chief orders searches before release to curb crime while recognizing some men are intelligent and seeking work.
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Tom Morris
Police Department
Police Stallion
H. H. Young
Gatland Flour Ado to Make Good Advertisement
Quito, the capital of Ecuador, experiences repeated earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. The ad notes Gatland Flour as a remedy or promotional claim amid ongoing natural hazards.
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Quito
Ecuador
Noted economist to lecture on Bolshevism at K C Hall
David Goldstein, Boston University professor and writer, speaks tonight at the Knights of Columbus hall on Bolshevism what it is and the remedy for it. Special seats reserved for World War I veterans.
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Russia
K. of ©. Hall
David Goldstein
Boston University
Goldstein
Mr. Goldstein
The
Knights of Columbus
Doctor Frenk Wright to Speak on Blood Chemistry
Dr Frenk Wright of Chicago will address the Waterloo Medical Society tonight at Blacks Tearoom on The Clinical Interpretation of Blood Chemistry Findings. A dinner at 630 p m will precede the lecture.
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Frenk. Wright
Chicago
Waterloo Medical Society
Black’s Tearoom
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