Spring luncheon by Friday Study Club at YWCA
The Friday Study Club held its annual spring luncheon at the Young Women’s Christian Association. The event featured orange and yellow colors, elaborate centerpieces, fruit cocktail served in orange bas kets, and place cards in January design. Mrs. C. T. Davis chaired the toast program while Mrs. F. A. Wisner and Mrs. C. A. Lasser performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian, Association
C. Ti. Davis
F. A. Wisner
C. A. Lasser
Leo Stern
Garden
M. ¥. Coontz
Coontz
A. G. Cole
Willis Johnson
B. L. Holton
Peter Findlay
Mines
A. Lasser
T. E. Beatt
M. F. Cornish
Henrietta Keding Marries Dayton Wright at Cedar Heights
Miss Henrietta Keding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keding, wed Dayton Wright of Mount Vernon township at 7 p.m. in the Cedar Heights manse with Miss Henrietta Kimber and Eric Bensing as attendants. The couple will reside on the Wright farm in Mount Vernon township for the summer. Dinner arrangements included maypole centerpieces and crabapple blossoms. An orchestra provided music at the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Keding
Charles Keding
Dayton Wright
Mount Vernon
George Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Henrietta Kimber
Eric Bensing
Joe Wright
Mount Vernon Township
Church and Missionary Society Activities Report
Local churches note meetings and social events. Calvary Evan Evangelical holds 7 30 p m gathering with Opal Wood and Esther Scribner serving refreshments. First Lutheran Missionary society met yesterday afternoon for rug making. LaVerne Wente to host June 14. Westminster Missionary society executive luncheon at YMCA. next Wednesday plans discussed. First Methodist Homemakers hold monthly social with picnic supper and program tonight. Linden M E Ladies Aid met with division nine in charge. $182 reported in. apple blossom decor. silver tea planned for next Friday at parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Church
Opal Wood
Esther Scribner
Ohvle
First Lutheran Missionary Society
August Johnson
LaVerne Wente
Westminster Missionary Society
C. P. Green
Oelwein
First Methododist Episcopal Church
Tracy Glasener
L. EH. Page
M. Hyde
FL Peterson
Karl’ West
Claude Stevens
Linden M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Uision
James Bandfield
Verbrugghen Leads Orchestra to New Triumphs at T C
Verbrugghen conducts the Minneapolis Symphony in two balanced concerts at Teachers College. The afternoon featured Bizet and Berthoven works, the evening Brahms, Scheinpflug, and a modern symphonic poem. Soprano Miss Jeanette Vreeland drew repeated applause and the orchestra prepared for a Chicago phonograph recording before resuming their tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Teachers College
Henri Verbrugghen
Berthoven
Scheinpflug
Schubert
Hopak
Mous Sorgsky
Mendelssohn
Jeanette Vreeland
Magsanet
Goldmark
Gounod
Conidas
Minneapo
Lis
Clean Pores Through Steam and Cold Rinse Method
An expert advises a tailored steam treatment to clear pores without overdoing heat. Start with cleansing cream, then steam with a covered basin and towels to open pores while the cream softens hardened matter. After 5 to 10 minutes rinse with cold water to shrink pores, finish with dry skin care and color guidance.
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R. W
Marie Gleason to Be Married Next Tuesday
Mrs. Catherine Gleason and daughters hosted a dinner and bridge for twenty at their home in honor of Miss Marie Gleason who is to wed Paul Manning next Tuesday. Guests included Mimes Sherman McNally Walter Hunt Joseph Lutgen W. E. Steely Paul Otto Elvin Horslund and several Misses. Centerpieces featured baskets of sweetpeas and roses with orchid accents and candle sticks were given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gleason
Catherine Gleason
Kathryn Gleason
Margaret Gleason
Paul Manning
John Flynn
Ruth Hamilton
Gleason
Mimes
Sherman McNally
Walter Hunt
Joseph Lutgen
W. E. Steely
Paul Otto
Elvin Horslund
Madeline Manning
Celia McDermott
Dolores Wittstock
Marie Butterfield
Ethel Rein
Mrs. Warsaw to Be Honored Guest at Dinner
Mrs. Warsaw retiring president of the Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club will be honored at a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the clubrooms. Newly elected president Mrs. A. Johnson and other officers will attend. Spring blossoms and pastel dinner table decor will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Warsaw
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
A. @. Johnson
Jack Balensifer
Bess Nichols
Helen Swinbank
U. CG. T
AUX Wary
P. W
Sigma Phi Sorority
Town
State Teachers Valleys
Three Hostesses to Give Luncheon
Invitations were issued today by Mrs. Mortimer B. Cleveland Mrs. Robert Parrott and Mrs. E J Wenmer for a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday May 18. The three hostesses will receive their guests at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Robert Parrott
E. J. Wenmer
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Ed Madigan
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
J. S. Tuthill
Allison
Parkersburg
Panora
Fred Tucker
Club Notes and Social Events Highlight May Plans
Mrs. Darrel Porter hosted the W A G club with favors won by Mrs. Frank Muller and Mrs. Albert DeWilde. Numerous hostesses and guests attended bridge afternoons, with high scores awarded to Mrs. Russell Pelkey and Mr. Donald Findlayson. May 24 brings a luncheon and theatre outing. Kum-Chat-Awhile and other clubs also planned gatherings and monologues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel Porter
W. A. G. Club
Frank Muller
Albert DeWilde
Ja Lus Stammer
Jogio Club
Otto Stegman
Earl Manning
George Farnsworth
Jay Roberts
Ghost in Old Bailey Stirs London Police Into Six-Hour Hunt
London reports a haunted Old Bailey episode as 40 patrolmen hunted a mysterious figure seen in No 7 court dock. The night watchman described a flesh and blood intruder, while police searched six hours without success, amid calls of spook among officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bailey
London
The
Central Criminal Court of England
No. 7 Court
Nowager
Waterloo Notes and Notices From City Brief Column
Local items include travel plans of Samuel C. Daniels and Ed Madigan attending meetings in Des Moines. Legal actions involve custody and damages suits against various defendants. Two cars stolen but recovered within 24 hours. daylight saving changes noted with train times between Waterloo and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Faust
Calvary Evangelical Church
Waterloo
le Mars
Iowa Conference of the Evangelical Church
Frank. Bisdorf
Jay
National Aeronautic Association
Cherter
Porter Adams
National Association
Anna Gabriel
Walnut Street
R. H. Garrison
Alta Vista Avenue
Iowa City
Florence Gabriel
Virginia
Garrison
University of Iowa
Hazel Alcock
Clarence Alcock
Laurence M
Waverly
Andrew Dankowski
Calvin Skiles
Gust Jahn
Rufus Grunningham
W. W. Nelson
E. A. Nelson
W. J. Youngblat
W. H. Wilson
Harry Johnson
Johnson Dance Pavilion
K. H. Lenser
South Street
Lee Smith
Chicago
Cedar Heights Essay Winners Highlight Local Village Life
Cedar Heights residents and pupils from the Cedar Heights school describe their community in an essay contest. Vivian Moeller wins first prize of $2, Rodney H. Fields takes second prize of $1, and Katherine Campbell earns honorable mention with a $1 award. Judges include Mrs. Burdick, Mrs. Laurie, and Mrs. Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Vivian Moeller
Rodney Fields
H. G. Moeller
Rodney H. Fields
H. EB. Fields
Katherine Campbell
Macy Campbell
W. D. Burdick
J. A. Laurie
Ralph Edgerton
Ceder Heights
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cedar River
Cedar
Heights Obe
Bulding
Mushroom and boiled egg omelet tips from home kitchen
A jumble of cooking notes describes a mushroom omelet with peppers and parsley, an L egg omelet method, boiling times for eggs from soft to hard, and baked potato cakes using mashed potatoes flour salt pepper and butter, then baked until brown.
Fragments Question Cedar Heights Suitability
Incomplete text questions Cedar Heights as ideal based on unclear facts. The excerpt shows doubts about suitability without full context or names, making a definitive conclusion unavailable in the readable portion.
Steamship Clerks Endorse Hammill Amid Primary Debate
Des Moines lodge No. 337 of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks supports Gov. John Hammill in the Republican state primary on June 4. The endorsement, signed to the executive committee of Des Moines lodge No. 137 by C. L. Connett F. J. Mace and F. J. Bennett, argues renomination and re election will bring progress for Iowa.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
P. Hall
Badger Club
Allen Pitzen
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Firemen’s Hall
Woman's Club
Black’s Tearoom
Elks Home
St. Paul's M. 3
Linden M. BE
Linden Church
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Mrs. Warsaw
G. R. Baum
Bridge
Russell Pelkey
Donald Findlayson
R. E. Black
Ray Busch
Jack Fogle
T. T. F. Club
Paul Bailey
C. W. Whitamore
Ray Garrabrant
Bailey
Earl Dean
Sam Dillon
Ira Garrabrant
E. N. Nelson
P. M. Schreiner
Walter W. Anderson
Paul H. Elliott
John Fry
Oridge
St. Mary's
A. L. Salz
Louis Vollenwelder
J. F Wagner
Michael Welbes
P. W. Waldron
Warry Krensky
Josephine Gilda
Mae
R. G. Pratt
Adelaide Blythe
Black
Moor¢heart Legion
Moose Iall
Afgies AG
Paris
Samuel C. Daniels
Omaha
C., B. & Q. Railroad
Yeaterday
Viean Moetker
Portland
Ore
Alseasit
Iowa
Mississippi
Dubuque
Waterlow
Marian
Iowa State Teachers College
Trent
Beecuse
Heights
Gedar Falls
Big City
Mto
Wrterlco
Town State Teachers College
Igneer
Middle- West
Hia
Nes
Tolks
Mary Lowell
Lady’s Watch
Sturdy
Patylish
Peli
Able Hamilton
Lgin, Tulova
Wachee
Gawoeogse Jhe
Ewelers
Indorse Hammill
New Victor Records
Ramona
Gene Austin
Happiness Boys
Pail Whiteman
Shez
Roger Weife Kahns
All Star Orchestra
Waring
Victor
Vin
Mrs. Holton
Tomuiji- Wi
Vermont Street
H. L. Stevens Co
the Submarine Sweet Shop
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Co
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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