Mrs Gordon Fish Hosts Miss Hartleip Bridal Party
Mrs Gordon M Fish hosted a social gathering at her home on Saturday honoring her sister Miss Cora Hartleip who will wed Robert Fabel. Guests included Mrs S A Hartleip and Miss Dorothy Lamry with decorations in orchid yellow and pink featuring violet and pink sweetpeas and tiny umbrellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon M. Fish
Cora Hartleip
Robert Fabel
L.L. Wilharm
Ruth Lamry
Hartleip
Fish
S.A. ‘Hartleip
Dorothy
Lamry
Mmes. A
E. Enderlein
Donald Keynett
Lt. Rippe
Frances
Grace Newkirk
Daisy Cotter
Ruth
Gladys Kloster
Vivian Innes
Alice Miller
Adelon Street
Florence Nichols
Des Moiries
Miss Groper and Miss Schlosser to Give Recital
Miss Ruth Groper a piano graduate at Iowa State Teachers College will give a recital in Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls assisted by Miss Dorothy Chiossex contralto. The program includes Beethoven Sonata in D op 2 No 2 Night Ride of the Moon Thy Sweet Voice and Nocturne with other pieces. Miss Groper studies under Prof Alta Freesian and Miss Schlosser under Elizabeth Burney Schmidt. Pythian Sisters regular meeting set for 7:30 p m tomorrow at Knights of Pythias hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Groper
Iowa State
Col‘lége
Dorthy Chiossex
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Grieglel
Himsig Koreaivon
Eae
Miss Freeman
Saint-Saens Bsa
Schubert-Ganz
Sod
Miss. Gréper
Alta Freésian
Miss Schiessér
Elizabeth, Burney, Schmidt
Pythian’ Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Spring luncheons and meetings at local churches
Church groups schedule spring luncheon at First Presbyterian with Mrs Wayne Raymond host at 1 tomorrow. Hariény First Presbyterian meets 2:30 pm in church parlor with hostesses Mrs A F Hoenig Mary Hall Margaret Kilgore and Bess Knittle. Women of First Congregational invited to Black's room luncheon Wednesday. guests include Mrs D Foster Updike New York Miss Joel K. Bement missionary from China and Mrs M Whiting president of Women’s board. Reservations due Tuesday with group captains or Mrs R A Brechnier. Weattinster circle meets tomorrow at 7 pm at church home of Mrs and Gertrude Roderick. Bearers of First Methodist Episcopal meet at Mrs H Verne Myers 7 pm Tuesday. Worth League celebrates anniversary next Sunday with pageant The Challenge of the Cross. Lydia Society meets 7:30 pm today at Mrs C W Kline’s with assistants Mrs Ck Gormley and Miss Evelyn Partington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hariény
First Presbyterian Church
Mmes
A. F. Hoenig
Mary Hall
Margaret Kilgore
Bess Knittle
First Congregational Church
Thelock ‘Tuncheon
Black's Tecroom Waaneadey
R. A. Brecunier
Lydia
Rome
Co. W. Kline
Ck. Gormley
Evelyn
Partington
Recital and club events at Cedar Falls churches
Tonight at Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls Ruth Genevieve Shimp singer and Harriet Miller violinist perform. Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids groups host luncheons dinners and dances at First Presbyterian First Methodist Westminster and other venues including Delphian society Pythian Lodge B of F and A A U W. Notable performances feature Ruth Groper pianist and Dorothy Schlosser contralto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Genevieve Shimp
Jatist
Herriet E. Miller
Chchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Husky Hustlers
WR. C. Silver
Unity Guild
Firat M. E
Margaret
Gertrude Roderick
Lydia
Eperaly
Firat Presbyterian Church
W. Kilne
Pythian Laters Ik
P. Hall
Progressive Delphian Society
Cc. A
Delphian Society
B. of F. and KE
Firemen’s Hall
Alpha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Wayne Raymond
Harmony
Westminster Circle
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Golden Wedding Day Celebrated at New Hartford
New Hartford Iowa May 9 Mr and Mrs James B Parsons celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home They have lived in the vicinity 35 years The couple married May 7 1877 in Loudonville Ohio and moved to Iowa later residing in Webster City and New Hartford They are parents of nine children with 17 grandchildren and five great grandchildren The entire family was present except two sons and a grandson A large yellow and white wedding cake centered the table with 35 guests served The Parsons received many presents and congratulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
James B. Parsons
Sarah Hunt
James Parsons
Loudenville
Iowa
Webster City
J. O
Waverly
J. E
Os Angeles
Cal
EH. W
Osage
Frank Younker
Parkersburg
W. E
Norman Lampman
Chester Farmer
Frank Muller
Waterloo
Harold Parsons
Seattle
Washington
James Nagle
Parsons
Entre Nous Club Dinner Hosted by Mrs Mitchell
Entre Nous club will be entertained by Mrs W H Mitchell at a 6 o clock dinner Tuesday in Sacred Heart hall. Members should notify the hostess if they are unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mitchell
Sacred Heart Hall
Hints in Beauty Care Powders and Home Remedies
A compact guide lists inexpensive face powders from 50 cents to two dollars, plus tips for homemade hair and bath powders using boric acid and corn starch. It also notes skin care advice from H M E, linking blemishes to internal disorders and suggesting baths and creams for clarity and freshness.
Inter-Cities Quota Clubs Hold Elaborate East West Affair
Representatives from Quota clubs in Baltimore Chirksburg Uniontown Detroit Canton Fargo Sioux City Davenport and Waterloo met in Baltimore for an elaborate inter city party and banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson. Messages of greetings came from clubs unable to attend. The formal banquet featured a blue and silver candelabrum centerpiece and floral place markers with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
Baltimore
Chirksburg
W. Va
Uniontown
Detroit
Mich
Canton
Fargo
N. D
Sioux City
Davenport
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Denver
Colo
Harrisburg
Iowa
Lulu M. Dryden
Adelaide Wangerford
I. Louise Chandler
Mabel Palmer
Ruth Fribourg
Whittier School
Red Cross Relief Fund
Jean Serveman
Hortense Morgan
Marion Ransier
Musical Program Planned for Annual Luncheon in Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's club will host its annual spring luncheon at 1 o'clock Friday in Hotel Russell Lam son. Officers for the 1927-28 season will be installed. Performers include Mrs. Lucile Reding Johnson, pianist. Mrs. Albert Greeley, soprano. Miss Wortense Morgan, violinist. Accompaniments by Mrs. Parrott and Mrs. Krause. Selections include Nocturne, The Maiden's Wish, Bird Raptures, The Swan, Souvenir de Posen, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Russell Lamson
Lucile Reding Johnson
Albert Greeley
Wortense Morgan
Robert Parrott
Remodeling and Heating Projects Listed for Local Addresses
A. P. Andrews plans residence remodeling at 212 Randall with unspecified cost. First Lutheran church seeks remodeling at Maple and High with an estimated $800. Mrs. Anna Cantikins orders a heating plant for 218 Independence with unspecified cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Andrews
Randall
First Lutheran Church
Anna Cantikins
Independence
Waterloo Music Entries Plage 1 State Contest
Waterloo East and West high schools earned multiple top finishes at the second annual state high school music festival in Iowa City. West High placed third in class A girls glee, while East High Sextet and other ensembles earned several final honors across glee clubs, choruses, orchestras, bands, and solo categories with numerous named students and schools noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo East
West High
Iowa City
Chariton
Burlington
Thomas Jefferson High
Council Bluffs
East High
Ames
Abraham Lincoln
Margaret Miller
Arthur Cohen
East Des Moines High
Carol Abernathy
Vinton
Dana Wood
State Center
Cohen
Abernathy
Leon
Northwood
Independence
Jefferson
Dysart
Wilton Junction
Story City
Rockford
Newell
Hast
Des Moines
Dubuque
LeMars
Wllamsby
Red Oak
Storm Lake
Mount Vernon
Inwood
Leon and
Osceola
Schlesche
Stuart
North High
Bellae Plaine
Ida Grove
Lamont
Shenandoah
Burt
Crawfordsville
Traer
Coggan
Boys’ Vocal Sroups
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Bast High
Sioux City
Perry
Cornell Bluffs
Gelwein
Sigourney
Newton
Hartley
Wellman
Holstein
Hazleton
Ward Stewart
Dorman Handling
Margaret Fannin
Keokuk
Jack Hamilton
Roy Holtz
Franklin Evans
Lorenz Puder
Jeokuk
Roy Waite
Paul
Orient
Sarah Row
Minburn
Ida Gruden
James Wandschwer
Sioux Center
William Finfled
Creston
Robert Jackson
Henry Mucius
Dorothy Hinchcliffe
Wiizabeth Curtis
Genevieve Jackson
Manilla
Dorothy Lutz
City in Brief Highlights Local News and Events
A civil service exam for junior chemist in Washington D C is set for Friday May 13 on the post office’s second floor. Waterloo’s J W Harmon sails to Toledo and other destinations on a 10 day business trip. A son of Mr and Mrs W W Lytle, at 1414 Second St West, is recovering in Bellevue Suburban hospital after illness. Chicago visitor Mr K E Tate arrives for a family visit in Waterloo at 1214 Englewood Ave. Mr and Mrs John G Wright of 1010 Randolph St leave for South Bend Ind for a sister’s illness. Mrs Goldie Cook of Cedar Rapids spends tomorrow at Unity Center with meditation at noon and a study class in the evening. Mrs E W Trego returns from Arthur N D after illness in the family. Florene accompanies her. A long distance call from Hollywood Cal brightens Mrs Ida Kuelhale at 412 Archer St on Mother's Day. Also noted are a film program with a Kisht reel and fast wish show on May 12 with tickets at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
John G. Wright
Randolph Street
South Bend
Ind
Wright
Waterloo
Ida Kuelhale
Archer Street
P. R. Wilding
Hollywood
Cal
Wilding
Blanche Weld
University of Idaho stages modern Shakespeare revival
Shakespeare in modern speech will be presented by the University of Idaho in Moscow Idaho. The revival translates Twelfth Night into modern poetic English with pared actions and medieval costumes for dramatic effect. Professor Cushman says modern dress dulls the play and blank verse is hard for amateurs to declaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ida
University of Idaho
Idaho
Martia
Talbot Jennings
Maria
John H. Cushman
Department of
Dramatics
Five Injured In Four Weekend Auto Accidents
Five persons sustained injuries in four Waterloo automobile crashes over the weekend. All were reported improving, with no serious injuries. Incidents occurred Saturday night and Sunday, blamed in part on wet, foggy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Maxine Mead
Fairsview Avenue
Frank Fish, Jr
Lane Street
Isaac Bernstein
Third
Lafayette Streets
Roy Colvin
Warren Buckley
Bernstein
J. A. Ackerman
Franklin Street
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Nellie Overhulser
Reinbeck
Bernard Byvank
Third Street
Franklin Streets
Overhulser
Eugene Appleby
Bhighth Street
Commercial
Eleventh Streets
Appleby
Burk
Elizabeth Miller
Logan Avenue
Louise Tisdale
Argyle Street
Harvey Clendennen
Jefferson Street
Bridge and
Commercial Streets
Clendennen
Prominent Albany Woman Dies After Year Teaching Here
Mrs Danforth E Ainsworth formerly Miss Annie P Porter taught seventh grade in Waterloo west in 1473 4 and died April 18 at Hollywood hotel Southern Pines C pneumonia Her husband heads the law firm Ainsworth Sullivan Wheat Archibald Albany deputy state superintendent of schools under Charles R Skinner They wed May 19 1874 and moved to Sandy Creek and then Albany while he served in the state legislature Former pupil notes her brilliance vivacity and charity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth E. Ainsworth
Annie P. Porter
Waterloo West
Hollywood Hotel
Southern Pines
Ainsworth, Sullivan, Wheat & Archibald
Albany
N. Y
Charles R. Skinner
Ainsworth
Porter
Sandy Creek
Oswego County
Cass given contract for mail trucks in Waterloo
Robert Cass, manager of the Iowa Warehouse company, was awarded the contract to provide screened truck service for the local post office from July 1, 1927, to June 30, 1928 by the U S postoffice department. The contract is for 6700 dollars. A post office delivery expert will visit Waterloo within 30 days to assess needs for extending city delivery to areas not now served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cass
Iowa Warehouse Company
U. S. Postoffice Department
Ray C. Hegert
B. Beckwith
Washington
Waterloo
Social Work Conference Opens in Des Moines
Des Moines May 9. More than 4,000 social workers from across the country and abroad gather as the National Conference of Social Work opens. The program covers creed race youth crime health and play with many groups including Jewish Welfare Catholic Charity and YWCA participants. Activities span Shrine temple and 13 churches with 12 divisions and morning sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
National Conference of Social Work
Jewish Welfare Societies
National Probation Conference
National Conference of International Institutes
American Red Cross
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Shrine Temple
Kindred Associations Conference Opens With Social Events
Delegates attend meetings of the kindred associations with luncheon and dinner gatherings and free consultations for students and social workers. A Statehouse reception and dance Saturday night marks the recreational period, with sessions for groups including the International Association of Police Women and the Big Brother and Big Sister Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
International Association of Police Women
American Association of Hospital Social Workers
Big Brother and Big Sister Federation, Inc
Not Speaking Terms After Schoolyard Argument
Jackson and Johnson have fallen out after a quarrel that involved mental calculation. Jackson insists Johnson is wrong in his conclusions. Johnson retorts that he attended school and still argues, while Jackson calls him stupid. The exchange concludes with Johnson's calm denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Johnson
Weekly
Scots Man
Mello-Glo French Process Face Powder Ad
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder promising longer wear, shine reduction, and a peachy skin color effect. The pitch urges memory of the product name and credits J T Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Gordon Fish
Miss Hartleip
Miss Groper
Miss Schlosser
Church News
Alpha
Guild
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Ema
Weattinster Circle
Ightin
First Methoiscopal
H. Verne Myers
Tringeley Avenue
Vorth League of
First Methot Episcopal Church
Leagueabinet
Mary Melrose
Atenehves
Frances Grout
P.T. A—Lincoln School
G. A. R. and Wives Mothers
Lincoln School
Lyman Church
Hast High School
Mary Nancy Graham
Naomi Bandfield
Dorotha Bennett
Margaret Morrs
Bridget
Co. B. Arnold
Junior
Dorothy Baker
Marjorie Huston
Allen Memorial Hospital
Southland
Calvary Evangelical Church
Edna Kent Forbes
Handel Bird Raptures
Edwin Schneider
Greeley
Saint-Saens Souvenir de Posen
Wieniawsk
Morgan Donterrey
Pearl Curran
Sandman
George Roberts
Polonaise Americaine
Johnson Carpenter
Memorial Hall
Oliver M. Yager
Fifth Street
A. H. Manahl
Messrs
Roy Armstrong
Frank Balensiefer
R. J. Cordell
Lew Armstrong
Irvin Warner
Norman Mueller
Margaret Wall
Mynnie Bruner
Cedar Valley Caledonian Society
S. E. Hansen
Tremont Street
King’s Daughters
Mizpah Circle
J. J. Jones
GC. W. Bruner
Eiilysaee
A. E. Glenny
Stanley Taylor
R. O. Meek
BE. EL Petrie
George Wood
Parent-Teacher Association
Averice
Joy
Mday—Allen Memorial Hospital
Firemen's Hall
Waterloo Music Entries
Buchanian
J. W. Harmon
Toledo Steel Company
Toledo, O
A. J. Lytle
W. W. Lytle
Second Street West
Bellevue Suburban Hospital
Pittsburgh
William FE. Tate
Billie Eugene
Chicago
Frank KE. Tate
Englewood Avenue
Goldie Cook
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
Cook
Cady
E. W. Trego
Broadway
Arthur
Inlaw
Th. G. Trego
Martin Luther
lLdngebach Bros
Beters Gree
Entz Cafe
United Clearstore
Hansen Drug Co
Schuneman’s
Shakespeare
Lois Russell, “As
Olivia
Beulal Brown
John H.cushman
CASS
Iowa Capital
Ponder
Smith, Lichty & Hillman CO
Veryone
Hecker - H-O Company, Inc
Dandie
Enticing
Bran Hake
Ellen J. Buckland
Argely
KOTEX
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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