Sankey Proves Piano Prowess In City Recital
Miss Burdetta Sankey pupil of Claude Bennett and kin of Ira D. Sankey, stunned a Woman's Club audience with a varied program. Leo Terris baritone and Dorothy Berth Dingen provided support as Sankey showcased Mozart, Beethoven, Kohanyi, Debussy and Stojowski. The crowd favored modern works, and Sankey plans to study piano with Adalbert Uguelet in Chicago next season and continues five pipe organ study with Elmer G. Dinwmeryann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdetta Sankey
Claude Bennett
Onne
Te City
Woman's Club
Leo Terris
Dorothy Berth Dingen
Mozarind Beethoven
Hopin
Kohnanyi
Debussy
Stojowski
Miss Sankey
Ira D. Sankey
Adalbertuguelet
Chicago
T First Methodist Church
Elmer G. Dinwmer- Yann
Emerson P T A Elects Officers In 1914
Emerson P T A elected officers for the coming year. Mrs C B Cheney and Mrs C R Hoxie named as officers with Miss Nettie McKinnon principal, Miss Ruth Lumry secretary, and Mrs A K Smith treasurer. Mrs E L Corton retires as president. The group voted to affiliate with state and national congress and to establish a better reference library. Entertainment included musical numbers, a reading, and a farewell for Miss Lucile Schmidt and Miss Florence Schmidt who depart May 17 for Long Beach, Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Parent
Earher Association For the Comingar
C. BE. Cheney
C. R. Hoxie
Nettie McKinnon
Ruth Lumry
Secetary
A. JK. Smith
E. L. Corton
National Congress
I. F. Morris
Parent-Teacher Council
McKinnon
Vorton
Kinddergarten
Anna Schultz
Judith
Farenthh
Lucile
Florence Schmidt
Longreach
Cal
Victorine Cherney
First Evangelical Sunday School
Graduating Class Honored by Juniors in Nurses School
Juniors of Presbyterian Hospital School for Nurses hosted a dinner Wednesday night to honor the senior class. Freshmen performed courtesies, blue and white colors highlighted the setting, Miss Maude Gould welcomed guests, Miss Margaret Wagelt answered, and Miss Minerva Be. Wilson spoke on success in the chosen profession. Farewell to the graduates delivered by Miss Ruth Vahrenwald with Ethel Stiles closing the toast program. Dancing and cards followed in the later halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital School
Isles
Maude Gould
Margaret Wagelt
Afiss Minerva BE. Wilson
Ruth Vahrenwald
Ethel Stiles
Sunnyside Popular The Spring Delays at Club
The Spring delay slows social activity at Sunnyside Country Club as daily luncheons dinners and dances draw gatherings. A dinner dance before opening will seat 200 guests including Travelers Protective association delegates. reservations via W A Chapman secretary. Mrs Will Rohlf hosts luncheon. Mrs C S Gary to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Travelers Protective Association
Luneteen
W. A. Chap Man
Will Rohlf
Waverly
C. S. Gary
Cedar Trails
Sewing Circle at St Marys Draws Fifty Women
Fifty women attended the St Marys Sewing Circle gathering in the school hall on Thursday afternoon. Cards produced high scores for Mrs W H Will and Mrs Elizabeth Bueter while a novelty contest favored Mrs H W Cramenhauser. The entertainment committee included Mmes Joseph Voellinger Ralph Bartlett Kenneth Farrell HT Breeman and BH Wilt. Rev R RN MacDonalds will host the Young Married Peoples class at Wrallant Street Baptist Church this evening with formal diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
W. H. Will
Elizabeth , Bueter
H. W. Cramenhauser
Mmes
Joseph Voellinger
Ralph Bartlett
Kenneth Farrell
Breeman
BH. BE. Wilt
R. R. N. MacDonald
Wralant Street Baptist Church
Beauty Secrets for Hair Growth and Dandruff Treatment
The piece recommends pilocarpine-based tonics with sulfur and cantharides to stimulate hair growth and curb graying, plus a regimen for dandruff involving scalp massage, warm oil, a vibrator if available, and periodic shampooing with antiseptic rinse. It also notes applying oil to lips may cause temporary swelling and suggests a camphor rinse for fever sores linked to stomach health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnor OM Ieee
Helen W
Nps
Game of Follow the Leader in Small Town Society
Side Talks recounts two amusing stories of women who try to outdo each other with hosting and menus. A rich seeming hostess collapses when revealed not to be truly wealthy, restoring old social norms. A young married club tests limits, ending with restraint and a rule against ostentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Jooks Desirtows
Verbrugghen Leads Minneapolis Symphony in Encore Lively Nordic Program
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra under conductor Henri Verbrugghen delivered a polished performance at the college auditorium. Vocalist Warie Tiffany from the Metropolitan Opera impressed with a high clear soprano, while Gustave Tinlat’s Danse Macabre drew strong audience acclaim. The program also featured local composer Edward Kurtz and a finale suite including Stars and Stripes Forever as the audience pressed for encores. The ensemble, now in its twenty-second year, continues to be a cornerstone of regional musical culture with further engagements planned at Coe College and in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verbrugghen
Warie Tiffany
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gustave Tinlat
Saint-Saens
Teast
Pschaikowsky
Sousa
Edward Kurtz
Iowa State Teachers College
Marest
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Mississippi River
Middlewest
Emile Oberhoffer
Henri Verbrugghen
Achrievement
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Tort Dodge
Dinner Honors Husbands Of R. Y. F. Club Members
Husbands of R. Y. F. club members were guests at a 6 pm dinner last evening at Mrs. R. J. Snodgrass’s home. A centerpiece of filacs adorned the table, and after dinner Mr. Snodgrass entertained with guitar selections as guests lingered for hours of formal companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Y. F. Club
R. J. Snodgrass
Water loo Cedar Falls Underwriters Elect New Head
Water loo Cedar Falls Association of Life Underwriters will elect a new president to replace Fred G Applequist who resigned to join Union Central Life Insurance as Iowa state agent. The noon meeting in Black's tearoom will feature a program by J E Bragdon on inheritance taxation and life policy proceeds with questions on corporate insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Applequist
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Ella Wood to Open Beauty Shop at Hotel Russell Lamson
Mrs Ella B Wood recently returned from Des Moines after attending an Iowa Association of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists meeting. Sage will open a beauty parlor in the Hotel Russell Lamson lobby next week. The well known skin specialist and hair doctor previously ran a beauty show in the Russell Lamson basement. Greeks to Fort Dodge. Rev Christopher Morkides will drive to Fort Dodge Sunday afternoon with about 30 Waterloo Greeks to officiate at a double christening and return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella B. Wood
Des Moines
Iowa Association of Hairdressers and
Fort Dodge
Christopher Morkides
Waterloo
City in Brief and Local Ads Snapshots
City notes include a bridge and building ad, Mrs. Will Bickley’s Chicago weekend plans, Edison school gardeners, a birthday dinner in Des Moines, Gladys Fannan’s hospital recovery, and a gun club shoot at Tew range. Court actions grant divorces to Freeland and Zimmerman, church group plans Mount Auburn service, Buckingham residents face intoxication charges, Genevieve Downiong returns home, and a $25,000 East School District bond issue considered. Also reports on White-Phillips selling bonds, car crash near St Francis hospital, A. E. Peck in Long Beach feature, Waterloo Sash vs Blitech mechanics lien case, and local Mothers Day notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bickley
Chicago
Edison School
Frank Reside
Peter Brustkern
D. M., Shrenk
Moank Street
St. Francis Hospital
Casebeer Heights Gun Club
G. W. Wood
Laura Freeland
Robert D. Freeland
Naomi Zimmerman
Glen Zimmerman
Central Christian Church
Mount Auburn
Rev
GC. V. Allison
Buckingham
Genevieve Downiong
A. 3
Shimer
Thompson Avenue
Columbus
White-Phillips Company
Davenport
East
Mary
G. C. Cleveland
Cedar Falls
Grant Highway
A. E. Peck
Theodore Peck
Richl Street
Long Beach
Cal
Waterloo
EB. B. Stiles
Manchester
Waterloo Sash & Fixture Co
Michael Blitech
Central
First Lutheran Glee Club Presents Spring Program Tonight
The First Lutheran Girls Glee Club will stage a spring entertainment this evening at 8 o clock in the W. A. recreation room. The program blends violin solos, readings, songs, and a two act pantomime Courtine Under Difficulties featuring Teren Williams Lena Hitzer EL Schrader K Anderson L Buehrer and P Alorkal. Loretta Buehrer Fert Nicholson Ruth Jago and Lilian Janssen will perform the comedy. Other numbers include Blossom Time performed by the glee club readings Second Table by Le nore Zellinger Violin Traunterei by Eldreada Kammiever reading Churely Reveries of a School Girl Hazel Dow song We March to Victory and more. Members of the two families toasted Mr and Mrs Ralph W Heald at a Friday reception following the couple's marriage trip with 12 guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Laitheran Girls
Glee Club
Lilian Janssen
Wille
Lenore Zellinger
Traunterei
Eldreada
Kammiever
Hazel Dow
Local Club Notes Amid Afternoon Games and Hosts
Mrs. G. HR Baum hosted El Desa club with Mrs. J. J. Heyer and others yesterday. Mrs. Roser Thompson led Octeron club in Bishop's cafeteria with favors for Mrs. avorpe Krueger and Mrs. Foster. Special guests included Mrs. Raymond Addington and Mrs. H. D. Broge. Triple Four honors went to Mrs. Sassarear, Mrs. Pashley and Mrs. Dettner. guests included Mrs. Meteau and Mrs. Mason. Harmonizing Nine drew Mrs. Penne and Mrs. Cunningham in Reinbeck where 600 was the main diversion and 500 honors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. HR. Baum
el Desa Club
J. J. Heyer
W. C. Breckenridge
B. W. Gray
Gray
Triple Four Club
Glen Forney
C. R. Sassarear
Henry Pashley
Jack’ Dettner
George Meteau
A. N. Mason
Bettner
Charles Reed
Harmonizing Nine Club
Carl Penne
John Cunniing
Reinbeck
Announcement for society editor’s telephone notice
The notice requests names to be announced to the editor between 8 and 9:30 p m. Names must be sent in typewritten form or neat handwriting. Secretaries and reverters are asked to remember the paper’s policy and include full names with married women accompanied by their husband’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsienl
Anil Tong
Daily Crossword Puzzle Solve and Clues
Messy OCR style crossword clues list with multiple broken words and numbers. The readable parts show clue fragments such as dried meat, possessive, received pronoun, regret, mimic, and many garbled terms. The note indicates the answer will appear tomorrow.
Yesterday's Cross Word Puzzle Answered Today
Yesterday's puzzle results and solving tips outline how to use numbered squares. Running Across and Down clues name words such as first man and valley, with themes including geography and common terms, and conclude with the solution credited to a Maine farmer's historical footwear discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helow
America
Clifford Hallowell Completes Elks Grazing Land Deal
Clifford Hallowell, returning from Jackson Hole Wyoming, announces completion of land purchases for an elk reserve under Izaak Walton League authority. The location remains undisclosed. the plan aims to support about 26 000 elk with feeding grounds. The Izaak Walton League faced a funding gap of about 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hallowell
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Izaak Walton
Hallowell
Izaak Walton League
National Committee
La Porte City Trapshoot Next Tuesday
La Porte City Iowa May 8 Trapshooters from this section of Iowa will compete in a day event. The shoot brings together local clubs and marks another community sporting gathering in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Iowa
Waterloo patterns for Courier customers request
In the Waterloo Evening Courier patterns section readers are invited to obtain the up-to-date Courier pattern designs by sending 15 cents per pattern to Fashion Department Waterloo. The notice promises patterns that allow seams and that all orders are filled as soon as possible, though may take about one day after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion’ Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Bird Shoot Set for Next Tuesday at Local Club
A bird shoot will be held next Tuesday with 160 targets in six two-bird events. The program starts at 10 a.m. The jack rabbit system will be used and prize money divided equally among four. L. D. Russell of Des Moines will cashier. Managers are R. L. Haire, Charles Hummel and George Pensford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Russell
Des Moines
R.L. Haire
Charles Hummel
George Pensford
Eldora semipro baseball team heads to Iowa for season
Eldora Ia May 8 Special Eldora semipro baseball team, training at Glendale California, started for Iowa Tuesday and will play several games on route. They open home season June 7 against Gilkerson Union Giants, with Eldora likely fielding a strong club and hoping to be the sole Eldora representative. Clubs seeking dates should write FLA Burtingiame, schedule committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Glendale
Cal
Iowa
Gilkerson Union Giants
Eldergy
Flora
Fla. Burtingiame
Fire alarm mistaken for smoke at Brady home
Tense fog arising from the ground with a Wechr shining upon it was mistaken for smoke from a fire at the home of W. E. Brady on Black Hawk Street, triggering an alarm at 11 p m yesterday. Better be insured than sorry it of Herman C. Miler. Phone no trdvertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brady
Black Hawk Street
Herman C. Miler
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