Mary Melrose D A R Elects Reg ent and Reports
Mrs A G Sawyer was reelected regent of the Mary Melrose chapter D A R at the annual meeting held at the home of Mrs B K B Maynard. Officers named include vice regent H W Sigworth recording secretary F H Peterson and other board members. The chapter honored Mrs Louis Frank, transferred from Boston, and discussed memorials for Black Hawk county WWI sailors and soldiers. A May 15 card party funds the cause as members praise continued Red Cross and patriot work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
A. G. Sawyer
D. A
W. H. Burk
F. P. Rehmeier
M. J. Morn
C. W. Knoop
H. Maynard
Louis. Frank
Mary Melrose Chapter
Jotn Adams
Boston
Mass
Sawyer
E. T. Alford
Northey
Iowa
Piney Woods School
Indian Institute
Wichita
Kan
Northy
Burk and Alfords
Walnut Street Baptist Welcomes New Minister At Banquet
About 125 young people of Walnut Street Baptist Church honored Rev. Robert N. AleNlonald and Mrs. McDonald at a banquet. Alpha Philathea class served a three course dinner with green and white decorations. Speakers included Miss Vernetta Baldwin and W Batley Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. AleNlonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Convention of International Baptist Young People
St. Paul
Minn
Mary Howell
Robert Mayer
Eva Moore
Dorothy Wartlespreat
Lal Verne Willcox
Helene Glenny
Ruth Bassett
Dr. McDonald
Missionary Talks Of Work in China
Miss Emily Hartwell told Congregational women at Miss Lucy Leavitt's home about her work in Foo Chaw China where nearly 400 orphans are cared for. The Christian Herald has raised $50 000 for the institution and she seeks a normal training instructor and an industrial teacher to return after furlough. Plans include addressing opium trade and industrial training needs alongside literacy efforts. Members from Union Plymouth and First churches attended. Guest visitors included Mrs Mary Williston and Mrs Daughters of Isabella Jors Headford. committees were formed for the joint Catholic Girls clubs meeting. Sacred Heart Girls club met with about 55 members for a business session and refreshments. Happy Hour Club hosts a May 23 breakfast at Sans Souci Park with Mrs W F Mack and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Hartwell
Lucy Leavitt
Foo Chaw
China
Christian Heralé
Miss Hartwell
Union
Plymouth Congregational Churches
First Church
Mary — Williston
Manchester
Isabella
Jors
Headford
Dubuque
John Hickey
Clark
B. L. Cobb
John T
Cath Swift
A. S. Weishaar
Olic Girls
Daughters
Kof
Happy Hour Club
W. F. Mack
Sans Souci Park
C. A. Mills
E. B. Mounsey
H. R. Agnew
Home Made Perfumes And Beauty Tips From Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes offers simple recipes for imitation violet extract using bruised cinnamon cloves and rectified spirit. She explains sachet and pad methods to scent drawers and rooms, plus affordable ways to create toilet waters by mixing perfume with rose water or white wine vinegar. Additional notes cover hair shampoo frequency and general beauty pointers for readers.
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Bitter Mood
Ruth Cameron argues bitter mood harms a woman’s charm more than unbecoming attire or hair. She notes jealousy and cynicism damage love and attractiveness, while a pleasant mood preserves appeal for both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Joze
Waterloo groups plan summer camp for Cedar Falls girls
The Waterloo YWCA announces two Riverview Park camping sessions for Cedar Falls area girls, June 17–24 and June 26–July 3. Activities include Bible study, nature programs, and self government with camp leaders, recreation director, and counselors. Registration costs 50 cents, applied to 6 dollar week fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Galdner
Henry Jebens
Black Hawk County
Peddersen
Waterloo
Waterloo Y. W.C. A
Riverview Park
Minnie H. Smith
T. A. McManus
F. R. Asquith
Nellie Litchfield
Ruth Magowan
Riverview
Cedar Falls
Cedar River
Cedar Heights Corps
Lincoln P T A Meeting Highlights Community Life
About 150 parents and teachers attended a Lincoln P T A meeting at the school. Funds will aid Boy Scout Troop 16 for a service flag. A May 26 picnic was planned. Dr G O Finkenbinder spoke on adolescent problems. Students performed piano solos and readings as the program closed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln P.T. A
Boy Scout
Lincoln Distriet
G. O. Finkenbinder
Iowa State Teachers College
Maybeth Mack
de Herlot
Irene Rohde
Edythe Sinnard
Eugene Fledd
Bertha Gordon
Arthur Graham
My Lady's Bower
Temple
Alcott
P.T. A
Alcott Parent Teacher Association
Warren Wallace
Elmer Dickman
June Eliis
Elizabeth Mulray
NM Bess Cooley
Little Melvin Cundiff
Fine Arts Members Sponsor October Concert in Waterloo
Fine Arts members sponsor October recital to raise funds for the state biennial convention. Mme dan English and Bruno Steindel will appear as the performers under Fine Arts management. The group also plans a Waterloo music teachers association to raise standards in local music instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Dane English
Bruno Steindel
Celis
Waterloo
Woman's ‘Club
H. W. Sleworth
Fine Arts Department
Fine Arts
Floyd Chamberlain
Airs
L. C G. Hemsworth
Boards of Education
Association of Waterloo
W. R. Law
Maud Popp
A. J. Busby
Mmes
Sigworth
Raynpiond Folk
George F. Scales
F. L. Marquis
W. P. Kerwin
J. Covell
J. R. Macartney
Miriam Marsh
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Victor Herbert
Robert Parrott
Staley Moore
Oliver Stevenson
Herbert Marshall
Helene Balllett
Fines Set in Federal Court for Liquor Violations in Waterloo
Federal court adjourned its May term in Waterloo after a quiet session addressing multiple drug and liquor act violations. Several defendants pleaded guilty and were fined or sentenced to jail, including George Bacher $50 and costs, Charles Calleas $200 and costs, Edward Rutter $50 and costs, Chris Sorensen $100 and costs, Adolph Duffermiot $25 and costs, George Barrof six months in Fort Dodge jail, Irene Eldenberg and others with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
George Bacher
Charles Calleas
Edward Rutter
Chris Sorensen
Adolph Duffermiot
Fort Dodge
George Barrof
Club Notes on Sex Education Meeting at Mrs. Small Home
The Child Study club meets Thursday at 2 30 PM with Mrs W B Small. Mrs J B Layton will give a talk on sex education after completing a course on the subject at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Small
J. B. Layton
Columbia, University
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
A children tale where rivers and streams leave their mountains to explore the world beyond. Old Dame Nature warns them about home, but the rivers refuse to stay and seek sights told by birds. The tale emphasizes curiosity and the lure of the wider world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Ocean
Old Dame Nature
Coal Saving Hints Given at I. C. Meet
At the Winds Central fuel meeting in Waterloo a large turnout of company officials heard suggestions on conserving coal. Plans include eliminating dead weight in loading cars improving station stove efficiency and using better coal grades. Employees may receive ribbons in coal conservation contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winds Central
Waterloo
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Society News
Coterie Club
GC. Hf. Lynch
Amica Club
A. W. Lines
Petrova Club
Mmrs
Paul Bailey
P. J. Pitts
Woman's Society
First Baptist Parlors
Westfield Social Union
Steve Spangler
Jaeves Tarde
Harold Howrey
B. B. Club
Jane Wade
Young People of Walnut St. Baptist
Sacred Heart—The
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ness
Woman's Club
CC. M. Young
Waterloo Woman's Club
Flora B. Minor
Maud Spensley
Young
Edna O'Bryan
Alice Waugh
Kira
Louis Riebenstein
Jane Haffa
Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Alleen Stewart
Thomas Shannon
Gladys Crowell
G. A. R. Veterans
William Brant
Gertrude Wright
Wdirs
Carlton Walker
Edward Fernberg
Aurora
Ill
Harry WI. Israel
Fernberg
Blanche Israel
Cedar
Edna Lick
Marian Davis
Lie Robinson
Kathryn Dunby
Mabal Alexander
Clara Hunt
Mémorial Hall
C. F. Brown
KE. G. Leffler
Continental Congress
Sisters of Charity
Our Lady of Victory Academy
U.S
Yeoman
K. of P. Hall
First Presbyterian
EB. H. Kimball
Cedar River Park
Aline Daly
Teachers’' Association of Waterloo West Schools
Sandman
I. C. Meet
Pepe Rans
S&s
Special & M
Aerolux
Aerolux Porch
Hall-Ekfelt
Park Ave
Lafayette St
Elk Run
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