Marriage Notice for Seth McCormick and Mise Lutheardt
Invitations announce the approaching marriage of Seth McCormick and Mise Lucy Lutheardt. Seth is the son of Mrs. Toulsa McCormick and brother of Martha and Elmer McCormick, of 410 Kimball Avenue. Lutheardt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lutheardt, 1417 East Marquette Road, Chicago. The wedding is planned for 4:00 pm Saturday at the Shoreland Hotel. Mrs. McCormick, Miss McCormick, and Elmer McCormick will travel from Waterloo Friday night to attend and return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth McCormick
Mise Lucy Lutheardt
McCormick
Toulsa McCormick
Martha
Elmer McCormick
Kimball Avenue
University of Ilinois
Chicago
National ‘Lead Company
John Deere Tractor Company
Misa
Lutheardt
William H. Lutheardt
East
Marquette Road
Shoreland Hotel
Waterloo
May Breakfast at First Baptist Church Draws Crowd
A 40 year tradition continued as about 125 members and friends attended a May breakfast at First Baptist Church. Tulips decorated the tables while Mrs. W. F. Thompson headed the kitchen with help from Mrs. Av. J. Van Dorn, Victor Nichols, Jerry Thede, George Pett, Scott Crutcher, R. I. Snodgrass, W. A. Davis, Dora Tiller, and Laura Holmes. The dining room committee, led by Mrs. Nora Strayer, included several matrons and Miss Valine Brown. Mrs. W. H. Shirey served coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. F. Thompson
Mies
Av. J. van’ Dorn
Victor Nichol
Jerry ‘Thede
George, Pett
Scott Crutcher
R. I. Snodgrass
W.A. Davis
Dora Tiller
Laura Holmes
Nora Strayer
F. R.asquith
Leon Rausch
Stella
Idella
Babe Harris
Valine Brown
W.H. 'Shirey
Miss Cimmigotti Honored Guest at Farewell Dinner
Miss Frances Cimmigotti was feted at a farewell dinner in Black's tea room. Her colleagues and two former staff members hosted the event with gifts and well wishes, noting her resignation from the Courier office. Guests included Mrs. H. B. Taylor Edward Baker and Merton Friedly, with several Misses Gleason Miller Wies Lynch Babbitt Moss and Margaret Gleason attending. The honoree resides in New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Cimmiyotti
the Courier
Black
Calendulas
Mmes
H. B. “Taylor
Edward Baker
Merton Friedly
Marie Gleason
Belyn Miller
Mabel Wies
Dorothy Liynch
Mildred Babbitt
Esther Moss
Margaret Gleason
Cimmigotti
New Hampton
Mrs Friedly Honored at Riverside Drive Housewarming Party
Eight friends of Mrs Merton Friedly attended a complimentary housewarming yesterday at her new Riverside Drive home. The afternoon featured bridge games with Mrs Arnold Nemenk and Mrs Herbert Lawless winning favors. Other guests included Mrs Tom Vincent Henry Haffa Earl Blitsch Lloyd Selleck Chester Nichols and Ralph Standish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Friedly
Friedly
Riverside Drive
Arnold Nemenek
Herbert Lawless
Club luncheon and bridge notes from Entz cafe
The J. F. P. club met yesterday after noon for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Entz cafe hosted by Mrs. Frank Johnson. Bridge was played with guests including Mrs. C. E. Cross and Mrs. Newton Torbett, Mrs. George Woods, and Mrs. H. C. Konvalinka. The Happy Hour Needlework club was entertained by Mrs. J. C. Ricker at lick's tearoom with covers set for 25 and floral baskets of snapdragons, Sweetpeas and tulips. Special guests included Mmes. J. W. Krapfel, Henry Myers, E. L. Corton, Andrew Allan and Gertrude Palmer. The Columbus club was hosted yesterday at Mrs. John Sexton's home, with high scores by Mrs. J. F. Wagner, Mrs. James Hurley, and Mrs. Margaret Lynch. Mrs. J. J. Miller and Mrs. Charles Marlow assisted. Elite circle postponed its meeting for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP
Happy Hour Needlework Club
J. C. Ricker
Lick’s Tearoom
Mmes
J. W. Krapfel
Henry Myers
E. L. Corton
Andrew Allan
Gertrude Palmer
Colummbus Club
John Sexton
J. F. “Wagner
James Hurley
Margaret Lynch
J. J. Miller
Charles Marlow
G. A. R.lincoln Circle
Black's Tearoom
C. C. Repass
Community club events and church notices list
Tonight schedule features Becker chapter O H S Masonic Homemakers course Y W C A Trinity American Luther league First Congregational church A A U W study group Y W C A piano recital at Ross conservatory Mrs J V Raines piano pupils recital St Pauls M E church Gould auxiliary Memorial hall LL M I club Mrs L L Brooks Cedar Falls Social circle Mrs Claude Dye Co M W club Mrs W E Marshall 403 Allen St Social band picnic luncheon Mrs G A Lininger St Margarets guild St Marks church Mrs George Van Duyn Missionary society United Presbyterian church Mrs J B Young Sunshine club Mrs Eimer Ohrt Pandora club Miss Irene Duba N B club Miss Irene Duba Coterie club Mrs Carrie Golinvaux Aid society all day First Lutheran church Woman's Missionary society Cedar Heights church F W club Mrs Robert Sinclair Membership class First Methodist church Thursday Evening Eastern Star carnival Masonic Semple Sunday School Workers association First Presbyterian church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
O. H. S—Masonic Homemakers
Trinity American Luther League
First Congregational Church
U. W
Ross Conservatory
J. V. Raines
St. Paul's M. EB
Gould auxiliary—Memorial Hall
LL. M. I
L. L. Brooks
Cedar Falls
Claude Dye
Co. M. W
W. E. Marshall
Allen Street
G. A. Lininger
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark’s Church
George van Duyn
Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
J. B. Young
Sunshine Club
Eimer Ohrt
Pandora Club
Oscar Berry
Irene Duba
Coterie Club
Carrie Golinvaux
Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Cedar Heights
Robert Sinclair
First Methodist
Eastern Star
Masonic Semple
Sunday School Workers Association
First Presbyterian Church
B P W Club Plans Party and Elects Officers
The Business and Professional Women’s club outlines installation of officers for May 17 to mark its seventh anniversary. Elected officers include President Mrs. W. W. Warsaw and Vice President Mrs. A. E. B. Johnson, with several secretaries and directors named. Delegates to national and state conventions were chosen with alternates listed. New member Mrs. Marie LaSalle Booth was welcomed. A Royal Neighbors-Gold Leaf event is planned, followed by a Woodmen and friends dance. A dinner is planned by the West High School annual staff at Black’s tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elizabeth Kenney
W. W. Warsaw
A. E B. Johnson
Helen Swinbank
Ruth Fressle
Nina Sproull
H. B. Taylor
Jack Balensifer
Barton
Anna Meader
Educational Fund
Kenney
F. B. Brocksus
Lila Marcham
Warsaw
Mildred Gleason
Oakland
Cal
Ada Slifer
Fort Dodge
Swinbank
Iva Brady
Gleason
Wycoff
Mia. Kenney
Brocksus
Ruth Hamlin
W. P. Kearns
Roy Short
Hazel Payne
Marie LaSalle Booth
Houston
Tex
Church Groups Plan Saturday Meetings and Quilting
The all day quilting event at First Lutheran church parlors runs tomorrow with a noon picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. Henry Mueller and Mrs. F. G. Gutnechtz. A 2:30 p.m. business session is set. Cedar Heights Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society meets at 3:30 p.m. with Mrs. J. G. Brinkerhoff. Mrs. J. A. Laurie will present the foreign topic and presbyterial reports from Marshalltown. First Presbyterian Sunday School Workers hold a 6:15 p.m. dinner and meeting at the church. First Methodist Episcopal reports 32 members enrolled in the church membership class and hosts a 4:15 p.m. meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Cedar Heights
Sunday School Workers Association of
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tomorro
Hints in Beauty Care Bathing Remedies and Advice
A compact guide to baths and health uses such as reducing baths for slimming, mustard baths to ease colds and cleanse, hot versus cold baths for energy, and tonics for strength. It notes caution with reducing salts and depilatories while recommending mustard in baths, peroxide hair bleaching, and avoiding shaving as it worsens growth.
Plans for the Cutting Garden Told at Waterloo Garden Club
Mrs. J J Wenderson gave a Waterloo Garden club talk on cutting garden plans at Mrs C J Bansters Cedar WWeights home yesterday afternoon. She covered flowers from tulips and irises to hollyhocks and dahlias and noted how much variety can grow in a shaded small space. Members shared garden hints on bone meal fertilization for tulips, leaving Darwin tulips undisturbed for years, and using false dragon-head as a border accent. Mrs A B Lovejoy offered a botanical lesson with drawings, as Mrs M B Cleveland filled in for the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wenderson
C. J. Banster
Cedar Wweights
Waterloo Garden Club
Darwin
Waterloo
A. B. Lovejoy
M. B. Cleveland
J. G. Hildebrand
Marian Shauger Party Receives Kitchen Gifts
Miss Marian Shauger to marry Herbert Co. Britzman. A party hosted by Mrs. Leonard Britzman featured nile green and coral decor, a two course lunch, and a display of kitchen items as gifts for the honoree. Attending guests included Mrs. Charles Britzman and Mrs. C. J. Shauger, plus numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Shauger
Herbert Co. Britzman
Leonard Britzman
Charles Britzman
C. J. Shauger
Mmes
Paul Hathaway
Robert Murphy
Herman Becker
Thomas Williams
Helen Britzman
Sylvia Nation
Mildred Liebert
Mildred Holm
Lorena Dieckmann
Faye Kober
Laila Shauger
Ella Lenius
Magdalene Darby
Mrs. Williams
Miss Darby
Miss Britzman
Miss Shanger
Mello-Glo French Process Face Powder Ad
An advertisement urges readers to try MELLO-GLO a new special French Process face powder that promises longer wear and a shine free finish. It highlights the product name and urges remember the name MELLO-GLO. Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
Two Wed in New York City Edw Allen Tanner and Margaret Bain
Edw Allen Tanner 26 and Mis Margaret Bain 23 obtained in New York City permission to wed. The ceremony will occur at the bride’s home 28 East Fifty third street New York. Tanner connected with the Chicago Tribune lives at 34 West Sixty ninth street. D. O. V. Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War held quilting and meetings in Memorial hall with plans for Mother’s day and Memorial day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Allen Tanner
Allen Albert Tanner
First Congregational Church
Tanner
Mis
Margaret Bain
Fester Bain
Washington, D. C
New York City
East Fifty-third Street
New York
Chicago Tribune
West Sixty-ninth Street
Naval Officer Born Here to Wed May 7
Dashiell Livingston Madeira 29 son of Rev J B E Madeira former rector of Christ Episcopal church will marry Edith Clifford Chisholm 23 daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Chisholm New York City at the bride's home on May 7 A license was issued in New York yesterday for the marriage The bridegroom was born in Waterloo while his parents resided in Christchurch rectory 610 Fourth street east He is now an officer of the United States ship Samson a destroyer in the U S fleet anchored in the Hudson river Rev and Mrs Madeira are located in Hollywood Illinois For Mr Fox a birthday party was held in the offices of Smith Lichty Hillman company yesterday afternoon in honor of John Fox 521 Leland avenue commemorating his seventy second birthday anniversary All members of the office staff participated Cutting of a blue cake was a feature Mr Fox has been employed by Smith Lichty Hillman for about 17 years Woodven's Circle Regular meeting will be held Thursday evening in K of C hall Mrs Mae B Furman state manager Des Moines will be here to initiate a class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dashiell Livingston Madeira
J. BE. Madeira
Christ Episcopal Church
Edith Clifford Chisholm
Edward Chisholm
New York City
New York
Wasterloo
Christchurch
Fourth Street
United States
Samson
U. S
Hudson River
Rev
Madeira
Hollywood
Ily
Fox
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
John Fox
Leland Avenue
Smith, Lichty & Hillman
Lotteryman Bound Over In Antigambling Case
Cedar Rapids Indiana May 4 Albert Tait Davenport is bound over on a $5,000 bond to the grand jury meeting in September after being charged with conspiracy to violate antigambling laws by operating a lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Albert Tait
Davenport
Seven Divorces Granted After Court's Zero Hour
Two p. m. of the second day of a new term of court marks the rush of divorce filings. Judge Wood and Judge Boles preside. Kubik files cross petition. cruel treatment and desertion cited. Other decrees grant custody and support, name changes, and remarriage rights for several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Alvision
Louis B. Kubik
Ila Mae
Go to Washington to Fix Guard Camp
Adj Gen Louis Lasher and Sheriff Park A Findley left for Washington D C to arrange a summer encampment for Iowa national guard cavalry at Fort Riley Kaw Maj Gen Poore approves the plan in the Seventh corps area headquarters at Omaha Final details will be worked out with war department officials by Lasher and Findley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Adj
Louis Lasher
Sheriff Park A. Findley
Washington, D. C
Iowa National Guard Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kaw
Poore
Seventh Corps
Omaha
War Department
Lasher
Findley
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Baptist Church
Miss Cimmigotti
Royal Neighbors
Gold Leaf Camp
C. Hall
West High School
Church News
Edna Kent
Forbes
S&s
Garden Club
V. E. A. Lodge
Moose Hall
Travors
Bridge
George Wellein
R. F. Bartz
George Kreiman
L. D. Massey
H. G. Bandfield
Anderson
Lloyd &. Wells
Knights of Pythian Hall
Dept
Burlington
Vermont
Allen Tanner
N. Y
D. O. V.—Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Elizabeth Moore
Fred Bross
Leo Billings
Mary E. Sitter
A. J. Rodenhaver
John Fiske
Parent-Teacher Association
The
Humane Society
Lyle Shaffer
Littles
O’ Mine
Kathryn Delagardell
Patsy
Helen O'Leary
W. W. White
Joy Harmon
Phyllis Watson
Maxine Afflerbaugh
Silver Cross Circle
L. C. Ransom
Mira Pierce
Tracy Glaza
Buchanan County
Independence
Esther Lovejoy
Alice Lovejoy
C. Roy Schoel
Frederic Mills Ross
Polly
Broadway
West End
4Th Street Bridge
M.C. A. Bldg
Buchanan’s
Ada B. Spafford
Roy Spafford
Kenneth
R. Smith
Nora
Smith
Arlene
Mary Jane
Marian Ames
Morgan C. Ames
Marian Marsh
Washington
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