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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1927

Page

2

Miss Hartleip Hostess at Cedar Falls Party

A social gathering for Miss Hartleip and guests at Cedar Falls featured bridge games and a floral centerpiece with violins and pinks. Attendees included Ruth Hes Hartleip, Mrs. Enderlein, Donald Keynatt, and many society figures from Cedar Falls and Des Moines, with between events a full schedule of church and club meetings noted for the week.

Gorda M. Fiah Cora Hartleip Moon Robert I Wilharm Ruth Hes Hartleip Orchid Hartleip Misa x Uniry Mmer. E. Enderlein Donald Keynatt Eid L. J. Rippe Missee Frances Ma Grace Newkirk Daisy Cotter Ruth and Gladys Kloster Vivian Innes Dorothy Allen Miler Adelyn Street Florence Nichols Des Molines

Recital by Miss Groper and Miss Schlosser at Cedar Falls

Miss Ruth Groper, graduate of Iowa State Teachers College, aided by Miss Dorothy, contralto, will present a program at Gil Christ Chapel in Cedar Falls tomorrow at 8 p m. The program includes pieces by Schubert, Grieg, Rimsky Korsakov, Saint-Saens, and more. Miss Groper studies with Prof. Alta Freeman. Miss Schlosser with Elizabeth Barney Schmidt. A Knights of Pythias hall meeting follows at 7:30 p m.

Ruth Groper Iowa State Teachers Collége Misa Dorthy Hilzabeth Barney Schmidt Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythias Hall Ihe

Church Guilds Schedule Spring Meetings and Luncheon

Alpha guild of First Presbyterian plans a spring luncheon hosted by Mrs Wayne Ray Mond tomorrow. Harmendy class meets at 2 30 p m in the church parlor. Hostesses include Mrs A F Hoenig Mary Hall Margaret Kilgore and Beas Knittle. Women of First Congregational invite to 1 o'clock luncheon at Black’s tomorrow. Honored guests Mrs D Foster Undike New York Miss Frances K Bement missionary from China and Mrs S M Whiting attend state convention at First Congregational church this week. Reservations for luncheon with Mrs R A Brecunier by Tuesday night. Welborn metal circle meets tomorrow after dinner. Westminster Presbyterian teacher’s home hosts 6 30 p m dinner Tuesday. Unity guild of First Methods entertained tonight at the home of Misses Margaret and Gertrude Roderick. Picnic supper followed by business session and song. Mothers of guild honored guests Bearers of First Methodist Episcopal church meet at Mrs H Varna Myers 112 Kingsley avenue at 7 m tomorrow. Epworth League of First Methodist Episcopal plans anniversary program next Sunday featuring The Challenge of the Cross. Newly elected League cabinet to be installed. Lydia Society of First Presbyterian meets 7 30 p m today at Mrs C W Kline home with assistants Mrs C L Gormley and Miss Synilyn Partington.

Fireman’s Hall Alpha Guild First Presbyterian Onan Wayne Raymone First Presbyterian Church Harméndy Mmes A. F. Hoenig Mary Hall Margaret Kilgore Beas First Congregational Church Black D. Foster Undike New York Frances K. Bement China S. M. Wwhiting Women's Board Congregational Churches Congregational Church Mia. R. A. Brecunier Guild of First Methods Bishpal Misas Margaret Gertrude Roderick Ae Street Nus H. Varna Myers Kingsley Avenue Epworth League of First Mmethodist Episcopal Church Lydia Society First Presbytean Church C. W., Kline C. L. Gormley Jsyn- Iyn Partington

Golden Wedding Day Celebrated at New Hartford

Mr and Mrs James Parsons celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home after living in the area since 1877. They have nine children, 17 grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren with most kin present. A large cake marked the day as relatives and friends offered congratulations.

J. O Waverly Los Angeles Cal BE. W Osage Frank Younker Parkersburg Normain Lamainan Chester, Harmon Frank Muller Waterloo Sona Harold Parsons Seattle Wrahington James Naple Parsons

Entre Nous Club Dinner Hosted by Mrs Mitichell

The Entre Nous club will be entertained by Mrs W H Mitichell at a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday in Sacred Heart hall. Members should notify the hostess if they are unable to attend.

Entre Nous Club W. H. Mitichell Sacred Heart Hall Menthers Thea Uabin

Hints In Beauty Care by Edna Rent Forbes

Dozens of beauty powders offer many uses. A thrifty two dollar kit yields good face powders and cheaper tana powders in various shades. Hair powder uses boric acid and starch. dust lightly for clean shine. Foot powders mix boric acid with talc to stay cool. Skin health ties to internal order. daily baths and creams improve complexion.

Inter-Cities Quota Clubs Banquet in Baltimore Event

Representatives from Quota clubs across Baltimore Clarksburg Uniontown Detroit Canton Fargo Sioux City Davenport and Waterloo attended the inter cities party. The main event was an inter allties banquet with a formal decor featuring blue and silver Quota colors pink candles and wall vases. Miss Tulu M Pryden Baltimore international president spoke on women’s changing status and east west cooperation while Miss Louise Chandler Davenport Davenport’s club president delivered greetings.

Rudyard Kipling wWest Baltimore Iowa Aliss Tulu M. Pryden Misa Adelaide Winger Ford Louise Chandier Mabel Palmer Davenport Sioux City Ruth Fribourg Whittier School Boya Bontehenstumo Red Cross Relief Fund Little Jean Serveman Hortense Morgan Marion Ranfiler

Musical Program Planned for Annual Luncheon in Waterloo

Waterloo Woman's club plans its annual spring luncheon at 1 o'clock Friday in Hotel Russell Lamson with installation of officers for the 1827 season. Tulips will decorate tables. Program led by Mrs. Lucile Reding Johnson pianist, Mrs. Albert Greeley soprano, and Misa Hortense Morgan violinist. accompaniment by Mrs. Robert Parrott for Greeley and Mrs. Karl Kause for Morgan. Selections listed include Doctrines, The Maulden's Whale, Lagat, and more. Also features works by Johnson, Greeley, Mor gan, and others.

Waterloo Woman's Club Russell Lamson Lucile Reding Johnson Albert Greeley Misa Tlortense Morgan Mys Robert Parrott Mra Greeley Karl Kause Misa Morgan Chonin Maulden Chapin Lagat Cate Johnson Fdora Ida Posen Morgan Daw Pearl Curran Sandman George Roberts

Waterloo music entries place in state contest

Waterloo Beat and West High led a crowded finish at the second annual state high school music festival in Iowa City. West High placed in several classes with East High and Ames earning top honors in multiple events across glee clubs, choruses, orchestras, bands, and solo performances, while Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs captured state titles in several categories.

Waterloo Weat Iowa City West High Utla Chariton Burlington Abraham Lincoln High Council Fluffa Washington High Cedar Rapida North Iligh Des Moines Margaret Miller East High Arthur Cohen East Des Moines High Carol Abernathy Vinton Dan Wood State Center Caird Cohen Abernathy Leon Northwood Independence Jefferson Dysart Wilton Jumelson Story City Rockford Newell Thomas Jefferson Council Bluffs Dubuque LeMnars Willamsby Red Oak Storm Mount Varmon Wilton Done Inwood Glass Abraham Lincoln Councel Bluffs Ames LeMars Leon and Osceola Schleswig Wysart Stuart Chiss Abraham Ini Coln Payne Bluffs North Hird Qlass Belle Plaine Ida Grove Lamond Shenandoah Citas C Orchestra Burt Crawfordsville Traer Coggan Hoyas del Wein Sigourney Newton Vrourth Hartley Wells Man Holstein Hryvleton Waril Stewart North High Dea Maines Dorman Hunching Nenton Margaret Kannin Keokuk Uilvil Jack Flamton Sheldon Victor Brown Krenkuk Adden Lake Mills Jéonom Crawford Helen_Johnson Orient Sarat Row Minburn Wilton Junction James Wandschiver Sioux Center William Finfied Creston Robert Jackson du Diaquethd Honey Mucius Lamont Alte

City in Brief ey Buchanan optical service ad

A civil service exam in Washington DC will be held Friday May 13 on the second floor of the post office. J W Harmon of Toledo Steel travels on a 10 day business trip from Waterloo to Toledo and other points. A J Lytle, son of Mr and Mrs W W Lytle, improves after illness in Bellevue Suburban hospital Tit ta bury Pa. Eugene Tate of Chicago arrives for a visit with his parents in Waterlon. Mr and Mrs John G Wright of Randolph Street plan to travel to South Bend for a sister’s illness. Mrs Goldie Cook of Cedar Rapids spends tomorrow at Unity Center with an hour mututation at noon. Mrs E W Trego returns from Arthur ND after two weeks for illness in her daughter-in-law. Mother's Day for Mrs Ida Kuento recalled by daughter in California via long distance call. Local ad mix includes various businesses and product listings.

Washington, D. C J. W. Harmon Waterloo Toledo Steel Company Oledo A. J. Lytle W. OW. Lytle Second Street West Bellevue Suburban Hospital Tittabureh Wiliam FB Tate Ated Nitesan Billig Eugene Chicago Frank E. ‘Tate Englewood Avenue John G. Wright Randolph Street South Bend Ind Wright Waterlon Ata Goldie Cook Cedar Rapida Unity Center Lafayette Building Cook Cady E. W. Trego Broadway Arthur N. D RB. G. Trego da Kuehnto Archer, Street Mra. P. R. Wilding Holly Wood Cal Lingelbagh Bros Belers Groe Entz Cafe Anitral Cigaratore Hansen Drug Co Sohuneman

Shakespeare in Modern Speech at Idaho University

Idaho University will stage a modernized Twelfth Night in medieval costume this spring, following last year’s Romeo and Juliet. Talbot Jennings translated the text into contemporary English, with Professor Cushmia stating modern dress harms the play’s pace and clarity while blank verse remains challenging for amateurs.

Moscow Ida University of Iolaho Idaho Maria Talbot Jennings Fingush John Cushmias Department of Dramatics Sudiances

Five Injured in Weekend Waterloo Auto Accidents

Five persons suffered injuries in four weekend automobile accidents in Waterloo. Poor visibility from heavy rains contributed to crashes late Saturday and Sunday. Victims included Miss Maxine Mead and Miss Netlie Overhulser with minor injuries. others sustained bruises or head injuries. Pedestrians Miss Elizabeth Miller and Miss Louise Tisdale were lightly hurt after stepping into a car’s path.

Waterloo Maxine Mead Fairview Avenue Frank Fish Lane Street Baga Isaac Gernstein Tifayette Atreeta Amcors Rey Colvin Warren Racktey Bernstein Jalen Go A. Ackerman Rain Street Vark Avenue Gndl Mu Zathne Burk Alta Vista Avenue Comm Cial Eleventh Streets Annleby Burk Filizabeth Milter Tagan Avenue Louise Tisdale Argyle Street Harvey Clendennon Jefferson Street Ag Bridge Commercial Street Clendennen Alee Clendonner

Prominent Albany Woman Dies Recall of 1873 Teaching

Mrs. Danforth Annawarth once Miss Annie Porter taught seventh grade in Waterton west in 1873 and died April 18 at Troussavnocold hotel. Her husband led the law firm Ainsworth Sullivan Wheat Archibald in Albany. They married May 19, 1874 in this city and moved to Sandy Creek and Albany as he rose in public service. Neighbors recall her as beautiful, brilliant, vivacious and active in society and religion.

Danforth Annawarth Annie P. Porter Waterton West Troussavnocold Hotel Sombery Pines Ainsworth, Sullivan, Wheat & Archibald Asbiny N.Y Charles R. Skinner Ainsworth Porter Sandy Creek Oawese County N. WY Albany Devaulty Religioix Dhatrera Mra Alnaworth Waterloo

Cass Awarded Mail Truck Contract for Waterloo Post Office

Robert Cass, manager of the Inwa Warehours company, won a contract to provide screened truck service for the Waterloo post office from July 1, 1927, to June 30, 1928. The deal totals $6,700. B Beckwith previously held the contract. A Washington postoffice expert will assess needs for extending city delivery to outlying areas within 30 days, with Waterloo possibly to be extended.

Robert Cass Inwa Warehours Company U. S. Postoffice Department Ray CG Wmiggert B. Beckwith Washington Waaterloo Waterloo Wmita

Social workers converge for national conference in Des Moines

Des Moines May 9. More than 4,000 social workers from across the country and abroad gather for the National Conference of Social Work. The event pages include 12 divisions and 87 affiliated groups with sessions at Hotel Fort Des Moines Shrine temple and multiple downtown venues. The Jewish Welfare Society opens a separate meeting tonight as delegates prep for the general opening Wednesday night.

Des Moines National Conference of Social Work Jewish Welfare Societies International Institutes Catholis Charities Episcopal Methodist American Red Cross Althe Hotel Fort Des Moines Shrine Temple Halla

Conference highlights and social events at statehouse meetings

The report notes a conference with Kindred associations featuring fashion and dinner meetings, free student consultations, and dances at the statehouse. Delegates are invited to a reception and Saturday night dance while sessions include the International Association of Belo Women and other groups with sessions running through May 10. Jackson and Johnson are described as not on sparking terms after a dispute over a mental calculation.

Statehouse International Association of Boleo Women American Association of Hospital Social Workers Big Brother and Biz Sister Federation, Inc Jackson Johnson Weekly Scotsman

MELLO-GLO Special French Process Face Powder

An advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO a Special French Process Face Powder claiming it makes girls more attractive by reducing shine and dullness. The copy emphasizes long wear and a flawless complexion, urging readers to remember the name MELLO-GLO from Taunt Day Dry Goods Co.

Dry Gooda Co

Kotex Promise Cuts Sanitary Pad Insecurities

The ad touts Kotex as a modern sanitary option that eliminates embarrassment and daily health worries. It claims five times the absorbency and deodorizing features, with easy disposal and no laundry, urging women to buy genuine Kotex at drugstores.

Argely KOTEX

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