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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
6
Sunnyside Country club invites women to an open house this Friday from 2 to 5 pm featuring informal entertainment cards golf and music. A pre opening card party for women follows next Tuesday. The opening dinner dance is scheduled for Friday May 24 and the first card party for both men and women on Friday May 31.
A bridge party hosted by Mrs. W. W. Allen at 410 Riverside Drive celebrated the marriage of Elizabeth Corning to William Nicholson of Los Angeles. Five tables played with top scores by Mrs. E. C. Johnson, Mrs. T. Ferguson, and Mrs. F. R. Major. consolation to Mrs. J. D. Barnes. Luncheon served by Mrs. G. W. Selbig, Mae Click, and Barnes. Plans for additional events before Mrs. Nicholson departs June 1 for Los Angeles.
East and West area school nurses joined public health officers in Des Moines for talks linked to the Iowa Medical Society meeting. Miss Mildred Smith of the National Society for the Prevention of Bring ness spoke at East High auditorium as part of the schedule. The gathering discussed general public health issues and the new county health units law.
Local listings show numerous society gatherings and banquets tonight including American Legion Auxiliary at Memorial Hall, Young People’s activities at Universalist parish house, Winthrop high school banquet at Hotel President and various lodge meetings at Maccabees O O F Hall and Memorial halls.
The sixth annual Iowa state assembly of the Daughters of Isabella will convene Saturday at K G hall Davenport with Mayme Egan regent and state secretary attending. The program includes addresses by Rev M A Cone Rt Rev Bishop Rohbanan and Msgr Joseph Stahl plus a visit to St Vincent's orphans home and a 6 pm dinner at Black Hawk hotel.
The Parent-Teacher Association at Kingsley School will gather Friday at 3 30 p m in the school building. Mrs W W War saw will speak and pupils from second and sixth grades will provide entertainment.
Advice column discusses prenatal beauty routines including dental care every two months, scalp massage with oils, gentle hair washing, and nail conditioning. Readers offer tips on antiseptic scalp measures, oil-based skin care, footwear changes, and avoiding overuse of peroxide, with caution about hair removal treatments during pregnancy.
Fifty members attended Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild meeting with plans for a May 22 birthday luncheon. Circle 5 First Lutheran Missionary Society met with social and business agenda hosted by Mrs. Clyde Welch. Major guild at First Presbyterian heard Lone Star evangelist speak. Various circles and societies at Burton Avenue Baptist, First Lutheran Missionary, First M E, and Northminster Presbyterian held programs, solo performances, and refreshments. Annual Home Builders class banquet and Homemakers social also noted.
London reports Helen Wills the American tennis star will curtsey to Queen Mary at St James's Court. Seven other Americans join her tonight with another group to be presented tomorrow at Buckingham Palace. The event features royal ceremony, fashion, and photographers.
New Conley club to meet at 1 o clock in the ROR Gray home hosted by Mrs. Engelman. Jolly Six club met Wednesday afternoon at 627 Baltimore Street with music contests. prizes to Mrs. M W Roberts and Mrs. Harry Blank. Special guests included Mrs. L F Roberta and others. May 29 entertaining planned by Mrs. John O Keefe and Mrs M Williams who is leaving for Omaha. Riviera tearoom hosts Gates Park Civic Club Wednesday evening. Gilliman to host next meeting with officer business on the agenda.
Waterloo chapter of O E S held a regular meeting at the Masonic temple with 12 members exemplifying a class. Past patron Robert Hughes of Des Moines attended as hon or guest. May breakfast catered by several members served over a hundred people. Initiation planned for May 22.
Delegates from the local Hadassah society were chosen to attend the midwestern regional conference in Chicago on May 17 to 19. Mrs. David Siegel Mrs. Charles Tenenbaum and Mrs. Herman Rubin were selected.
William Rosenwinkle dies Wednesday in Clarksville. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Evangelical church, with burial in Lynwood Cemetery. Pastor Rev. A W Batory to officiate. Survived by parents two brothers and three sisters.
A collage of brief notices covers social events and travel. Nursing students plan a pre commencemen t banquet at Hotel President. Local residents, such as August Mathes and Cora Loomer, are noted in hospital, move plans, or relocation. Business changes include Oscar Townsend’s appointment as vice president of G W in Chicago.
The user lists a ranking of items by totals in a specific order CG A B PB H J F G with corresponding numbers 158278 149652 138078 137157 125739 195507 183974 130798, indicating the final sequence for the test scoring.
The First Lutheran church Girls' Glee Club stages a three act play titled Three Pegs at the YWCA Friday at 8 15 PM. A Knapp studio girls orchestra provides music at 7 45 PM and between acts. Cast includes Emily Weston Margaret Hans Emma Jannsen Ruth Jago Gertrude Welgert Margaret OCalleas Loretta Stolte Frieda Krueger Hazel Smith Louise Hitzer and others.
Gladys C Bond seeks divorce from Frank Bond and rights to resume maiden name Gladys G Sturch. Tosalean Baker receives divorce from Roy Braker with household goods in lieu of alimony at 1216 Fourth Street. Florence Bandfield granted $12 weekly temporary alimony pending her divorce from Frank Bandfield. Helen L Lechner awarded divorce from George A Lechner with $20 monthly child support for Lucile H 11.
STOr EN ROUTE, Co. L. Hinkle, Chicago, general manager of the Great Western rail road, was in the city a short time last night, stopping en route to Chicago in his private car.
The article offers practical recipes such as Opples Holland Eggs a layered egg and cheese bake with white sauce and buttered crumbs baked hot. Cabbage Salad combines cabbage pepper pimento apple and celery with French dressing on lettuce. Southern Cookies use butter sugar eggs and spices baked on greased tins for iced lemonade pairing.
Negotiations for establishing concentration plants to grade and reship livestock are underway in Oelwein with Armour & Co. and Swift & Co. of Chicago. A railway transit rate will be the determining factor, according to representatives.
The note suggests several color palettes for a model outfit including brown linen with beige blue green or yellow trim and a white trim. It recommends a figured fabric with a plain collar and cuffs and mentions natural shan unk as an attractive option.
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