Waterloo DAR Sees Busy Year at Annual Session
Waterloo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual session in Black's tearoom. Officers reported nine meetings, average attendance 34, and 61 resident members with many community donations and school support. The group plans to host visiting Daughters at the Iowa Federation biennial convention and chose officers for next year.
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Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Paris
Pine Mountain
Phillis School
Indian Institute
Wichita
Kan
Schauffles
Young Women's Christian Association
Mary Melrose
Iowa Federation
E. G. Leitter
J. W. Gwrning
Ben Hesser
Warrs Gilbert
Dexter Phelps
P. H. Paulsen
K. EB. Crowther
Mae Hewnard
C. J. Becker
J. H. Lamson
Ricnic
Sunnyside Season Opens with Dance Attended by 800
Sunnyside Country club opened its season with a dance last evening entertaining about 300 members amid a cheerful atmosphere. A fire burned in the large fireplace as colored lights and apple blossoms decorated the rooms. the program started at 9 o'clock with an eight piece orchestra and featured numbers by Mrs. W. M. Shel- served by pupils.
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Sunnyside Country Club
W. M. Shel
Visiting Officers of Pythian Sisters Are Guests at Luncheon
Visiting officers of the Pythian Sisters attended a 1 o clock luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson in Waterloo after the third district convention in Oelwein. Honored guests included Mrs Dora Hauser Eldara grand chief and Mrs Gertrude Lass Sioux City grand junior with other officials from Fairbarn. The event featured a rose centerpiece and favors, followed by addresses at the K of P hall.
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Mer
Margaret Lichty
Rrussell-Lamson Ag
Pythian Sisters
Waterloo
Oelwein
Dora Hauser
Eld@ara
Gertrude Lass
Sioux City
Daisy Hreckenbaumer
Grace Bieckelberg
Fairbarn
Waterloo Temple
Hall
Gertrude Schnege
Guella Cawles
Oelwelh
Side Talks on Family Finances and Modern Marriage
Ruth Cameron discusses a young couple facing money worries as they plan a June wedding. A thrifty, capable girl advocates sharing finances as equal partners, replacing unfair budgeting with a fair income based plan. She aims to prevent conflict by clarifying spending and income, turning the union into a true partnership.
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Bob
Baltsto
Cinad
Mary Weil
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes The Anemic Girl
Edna Kent Forbes offers advice for anemic girls on health rest and poise to improve social ease. She suggests cod liver oil with grapefruit juice, greens and water, facial massage, cold rinse, and professional treatment for eye lid conditions.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Calendar of conventions weddings and parties in Waterloo
Society calendar next week features a convention a Sigma Chi dinner party and multiple weddings. Events include the Business and Professional Women’s club celebrating its third anniversary with a banquet and installation of new officers, American Association of University Women at Black’s tearoom, and weddings for Miss Nokia Mitchell Miss Wilma Lowe and Miss Albertine Bachte with Rev. Williamson officiating. The state convention of the Business and Professional Women’s Club will bring delegations from across Iowa with national president Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest as banquet speaker.
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Uo Natural Club
Eudora Carey
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Bishop's Cafeteria
W. D Ives
Elizabeth Kenney
Oouth
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Black
Lillian Lambert
Iowa State
Teachers College
Apedker
Nokia Mitchell
St. Joseph’s Church
Wrank X. Heebt
Chicago
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black's
F. L. Northey
N. B. Maynard
Mary Melrose
A. B. McQuown
T. J. Scott Waterloo
Wilma Lowe
J. Henry Bender
R. DB. Williamson
Albertine Bachte
Tay J. Zwisler
Florence Clay Knox
Wast High Audiloriums
Building Fund of
P T A Societies of Two Schools End Year's Work Friday
Final meeting of the year of Emerson and Kingsley parent teacher associations drew about 100 parents and friends despite rain. Decorations featured lilacs violets and apple blossoms. Officers for next year include Mrs E J Corton president and Miss Nellie A McKinnon secretary with several assistants announced during the session.
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Eorerson Parent-Teacher Association
I. L. Corton
Marie Good
Naneen Davis
Edna Lick
Betha Powers
Frappe and Waters
R. J. Hoxie
W. §. Ogle
R. Hoxie
Laura Wels Ghelson
Mrts
C. P. Shockley
Neil D. Jackson
Lou Hecklinger
E. J. Corton
Neltie A. McKinnon
B. Pickett
Atndres Targer
Robert LaRue
Iowa Women’s Clubs Plan Waterloo Biennial Program
The state biennial committee selects speakers for the Waterloo convention this month. Members include Mrs. Galen Tilden Ames second vice president of Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs and Mrs. Henry Spaulding Grinnell past state director, with Mrs. W. H. Volland Iowa City. Local WMennial board aided by judges and national speakers. The program starts Tuesday afternoon May 22 and runs through Friday evening.
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Galen Tilden
Ames
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Henry Spaulding
Grinnell
WH. H. Volland
Iowa City
Waterloo
Wmennial
Harry Olson
Chinago
Raymond Robins
Stephen Leacock
Thomas G. Winter
Ready Made Bed Linen Boosts Home Comfort and Savings
The article notes ready made bed linens like sheets and pillowcases are now common with cotton goods. It advises choosing torn hems for durability, sizing sheets wider than beds, and using pillow tubing to avoid seams. It recommends three sheets and three pillow cases per bed and warns against storing large quantities long term.
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Winery
Ruth Fitzgerald to Marry Joseph Lutgen in June at Sacred Heart
Ruth Louise Fitzgerald and Joseph H. Lutgen will wed Wednesday morning, June 6, at Sacred Heart church. Announcement cards were found in the folds of the dresses at a Japanese luncheon for Ruth and guests noted the approaching wedding with doll favor motifs and pagoda place cards.
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J. HL. Fitzgerald
Margaret
Ruth Louise Fittzgerald
Joseph HH. Lutgen
Sacred Heart Church
Staux Bushnell
Felen Delagardelle
New Church Society Forms in Waterloo
Fourteen charter members initiate Beta chapter of Lambda Tau Pi a semi secret youth club open to high schoolers. Plymouth Congregational church organist Donald D Par ty directs the effort. Memorial Day plans include flags for schools a thimble bee May 23 and cemetery decoration committees. A meeting delayed due to a member’s death will resume in two weeks.
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Beta Chapter
Lambda Tau Pi
Social and Regions Society
Plymouth -Congregational Church
Waterloo
Cariey Hutchinson
Chicago
Donald D. Par- Ty
Plymouth Church
Memorial Bay
Irs
Fercer Miller
Preston
Memorial Hall
Lillian Dennis
Julia White
Fairview Cemetery
Anna Glas
Elmwood
Olive Stevens
A. H W. Wheat
Kahler
W. W. Miller
Chapter 7
P. E O
Jeanne Roberts
Barrett and Wanamaker Wed in Davenport Country marriage report
Louise Barrett and William R. Wanamaker married at the Barrett home in Davenport this afternoon. Both are from Waterloo and will reside there after June 15 at 914 Randolph Street. Wanamaker directs Waterloo’s William Galloway Company engine department while Barrett worked in retail and as a stenographer before relocating to Davenport.
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Louise Barrett
William R. Wanamaker
Waterloo
J. W. Barrett
Davenport
Wanamaker
Randolph Street
William Galloway Company
Paul Davis
Try
Harter B. Hull’ Company
Church News Social Events At Local Clubs
Miss Marie Packard hosts Mrs. W W Lytle's United Presbyterian Sunday school class at the Business and Professional Women's club. Sacred Heart Catholic Girls' club plans a 9 15 breakfast for mothers at Bishop's cafeteria after mass. A committee leads the church parish program.
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Marie Packard
W. W. Lytle
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tooms
Sacred Heart Catholic Girls’ Club
Bishop’s
Club Notes Highlight Local Homemaker Activities and Banquets
Various Dunkerton gatherings featured Miss Burnetta Sibert hosting a D J D club dinner at her home with a two course luncheon. Presbyterian Homemakers held a 36 member dinner at Bishop's cafeteria with a program of songs and readings. College division officers were to be elected for St Josephs Catholic Girls club. Walnut Street Baptist hosted Alpha Philatheans with May breakfast and sewing. First Baptist men hosted a Mothers and Daughters banquet for 125 attendees with a four course meal served in 44 minutes.
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Burnetta Sibert
D. J. D. Club
Dunkerton
Miss Sibert
First Presbyterian
Bishop's Cafeteria
R. H. Thompson
H. Kimball
St. Joseph 'S Catholic Girls’ Club
Our Lady of Victory
Alpha Fhilatheans
Walnut Street Baptist Church
R. N. MacDonald
J. J. Miller
Mmes
Bertha Halden
Mabel Reese
J. W. Thompson
C. M. Sherrill
Buncheon
First Baptist Church
Mothers and Daughters
W. A. Davis
A. EB. Stull
A. J. van Doren
A. L. Sherrill
A. J. Cornwell
A. J. Wittick
E. M. Deal
EB. F. Carey
L. E. Peck
C. A. Lasser
F. R. Asquith
City in Brief Update on Local People and Events
Numerous brief items: Mrs J C Meyers and the Swift sisters depart for California. James Murtagh to speak on Memorial Day in Ackey IA. Harald Mandeville visiting Waterloo. Roy Hulett leaves for Stockton IL. Mendel a os millinery duties in Sheffield. church brotherhood meeting with program. Matt Bankson visiting Waterloo. measles and other illnesses reported. John C. Le Mon arrested in Waukon for defrauding a hotelkeeper. families relocate to Los Angeles. Beatrice Jacobsen located in Waverly. Dr H R Hitchins visiting Waterloo. cruelty to animals case arising from Rainbow drive shooting. April junked license plates tallied. several divorces granted. Mrs C Winner moving to Los Angeles. Woolverton Printing incorporation filed. First M E church treasurer appointed. Presbyterian church permit issued for 1700000 construction.
May Day Club Evening At Cedar Falls
The E A W club held an 11 May day dinner at Mrs Myrtie Tostlebe's Cedar Falls home with 16 members. Menu was six courses. hostesses Mrs Frank Fuller and Mrs Dausy Greenley attended with decorations of sweet peas and May baskets. The Qui Vive club hosted ten tables of cards at 1 0 0 P F hall west with supper after games.
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E. A. W. Club
Myrtie Tostlebe
Cedar Falls
Frank Fuller
da Usy Greenley
Hall West
Waterloo Chautauqua board selects tentative 1923 program
Waterloo Chautauqua board met at the W C A yesterday and chose a tentative 1923 season lineup. Lecturers include United States Senator Triin J Lenroot of Wisconsin and Judge Marela Kavanaugh of Chicago with others like Strictland Gillillan. Acts include the Davis Light Opera company, Slout Players, Chicago String Quartet, Crawford Adams violinists, Duggins Scotch entertainers, and a magician ventriloquist. The board re-elected W O H Beachler as president and elected A P Brough as vice president with several committees named to arrange the season.
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Waterloo Chautauqua Board
W.C. A
Trin
J. Lenroot
United States
Wisconsin
Waterloo Chautauqua
Enater Laenroot
Liven
Superior
Wis
Wisconsin House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Waterloo
Kavanaugh Rooke
Marela Kavanaugh
Chicago
Waterloo Chautauaua
Lia
International Convention of Jurists
Paris
Strictland Gillillan
Davis Light Opera Company
Chicago String Quartet
Crawford-Adams Company
Aleo
Duggins Company
de Jen
Rs C. 5
Hall
Bloomington
Til
James M. Laar Ghantauqua Association
W. O H. Beachler
W. O H. Beachler As President. In Addition, Rev
A. P. Brough
Beachler
Tirthill
C&. M. Young
W. H. Beverstock
Beverstock
Ray Short
Boy Scout
Chautauqua Board
The Fox and Donkey Honey Heist Gone Wrong
Mr Fox uses Mr Donkey as a stepping stone to reach a hollow tree for honey but tricks him and keeps the honey for himself. Donkey heads to the barn while Fox falls from the tree and is left to plot friendship as one sided. A large scale vacuum cleaner was installed in a Chi etkze grain elevator for the rening for dust in order to reduce the ri r from exptosion.
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MR. Fox
Mr. Donkey
Sy Fem
Chiietkze
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