Preparations for Waterloo Garden Club flower show
Waterloo Garden Club advances plans for a city flower show directed by Mrs R ox general chairman with Mrs J E Graydon leading the reception committee. Mrs J B Maynard heads the location committee and Mrs C W Chapman organises entry placement while Mrs George Wood handles publicity. D J Walker oversees hospital flowers and Mrs Quarl Davis runs the salon department. Unusual features are promised by Mrs Bow Schuneman. March events include a spring garden tea at the Carl Bickley residence with a 1927 opening of the club year featuring officers and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waigrloo Garden
Cliba
Uccesu
Humber
Conmant
J. E. Graydon
Ji. B. Maynard
Mra. C. W. Chapman
George Wood
D.J. Walker
Quarl Davis
Carl Bickley
Garden Cloud
J. G. Hildebrand
M. B. Cleveland
C. A. Waterbury
W. W. Beal
J. R. Vaughan
G. W. Wood
B. W. Schunerman
W. F. Parrott
G. 2. Shockley
Wi. Kifchenstein
R. M. Knox
Mines
WW. Beal
J. E. Brogdon
IX. K. Bragdon
T. AL Buchanan
N. B. Barber
H. B. Boles
J. G. Brinkerhoff
C. W. Bickley
W. H. Bickley
C. A. Boatman
Floyd Bump
Chester Cadwallader
W. RL Cole
RC. Bodwell
J. A. Carpenter
AM. B. Cleveland
Joseph Cowan
Cedar Falls
O. J. Conery
Lalu Crosby
W. E B. Cowan
S. A. Craigton
C. W. Chapman
W. FF. Close
J. G. Clark
C. W. Davis
H. A. Dunkelberg
KH. A. Falk
H. G. Frank
J. W. Gwynne
W. Gillilan, W. A. B. Greham
Laura Gholson
R. H. Garrizon
Floyd Goodrich
N. M. Graham
Geder Fatls
R. W. Harbin
J. W. Henderson
A. G. Horm
G. H. Hospers
A. T. Hukill
Harry Israeli
Cédar Heights
W. EB. Johnson
G. M Johnson
J. P. Jones
L. A. Kirchenstein
N. H. Loomis
A.B. Lovejoy
H. Bo Lichty
H. A. Limbert
Waw. Marsh
B. Magee
H. B. Maynard
H.C. Miller
J. Z. Miller
A. Hmccutcheon
Cedar Heights
G. wMcAlvin
R. W. McDowell
Jackson ‘McCoy
EB. W._ Miller
G. A. Marsh Myrta Nayen
W. F. Parrot
R. ‘Parrott
A. N. Pruess
L. L. Pov
W. Robertson
C. I. Ransier
A. E. Rumeey
J. T. Riordan
Ja. Rohlf
W C T U Ends Season With Luncheon and Program
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds its last Y W C A meeting of the season at Willard hall with 160 attendees. Mrs. O. M. Yuegy presides, poems to mothers are read, and Dr. W D Madres delivers an address on Mothers and Temperance. Donations to flood relief and Y W C A funds are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. U
YY. W. CO. A
Willard Hall
W. A. Davis
Comrie Ytes
Mary d. Philpot
Gedaralls
Mra
Joe Mur Badant
Irred Witcox
Cedar Fall
Orange Township
Lester Parris
Hudson Rong
Waterloo
New Century Club Luncheon Details and Guests
The New Century club held a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. A. B. Nauman with guests including Mrs. Frank Whe yer. Bridge favors went to Mrs. George Wellein Mrs. WI Bailey and Mrs. Wil Lamb. Special guest Mrs. George Highiey attended. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Welleln. R. Y. F. club hosted husbands at dinner at Miss Mary Woors home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
A. B. Nauman
Frank Wheyer
George Wellein
WI Bailey
Wil Lamb
George Highiey
Welleln
R. Y. F. Club
Mary Woors
Henry Woore
Lillian Dennis
Harriet ¥Inn
Latha Stull
Martha Sweeney
Frank Wayden
Iss Stull
T. W. Rourson
University Women Inspire High School Seniors Reception
Miss Maea Smith urged local high school seniors to pursue college with work and planning, noting education is life itself. Iowa State Teachers College's Miss Sovith advised saving for at least one term, possibly taking five to six years to finish college if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maea Smith
American Association of University Women
Waterloo
C. A. Boatman
May Breakfast Hosted by Merle Miller and Fern Oman
Merle Miller and Fern Oman hosted a May waffle breakfast at the former home with pastel Auroralions and a maypole centerpiece. Guests included special teachers of the east district and the two hostesses along with Mrs. Smtie B. Larsen and several Misses listed, each guest recognizing a doll wore a dress matching their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Miller
Misa Mern Oman
Mt Nm
Ht‘Ua
East District
Smtie B. Larsen
Thora Collyer
Ver Gelger
T Laureltia Grit
Marley Graham
Joy Harmon
Jexsie Shirley
Bertha Stiles
Gave Ullemyer
Lorena Dieckmann Honored At Kitchen Shower Event
Mrs Herman Holm and daughter hosted a kitchen shower for Lorena Dieckmann anticipating her May 25 marriage to Wesley Menefee. Favors provided to several guests. Dieckmann to be honored again at 6:20 p m in Black's tea room by the bunco club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Holm
Mildred
Lorena Dieckmann
Wesley Menefee
Charley Britzman
Marie Will
Louise Poppe
Helen Brman
Mmes
William Wilson
SF. Bussey
W. F. Close
Charles Holder
Ernest Boemecke
Otto Holm
Leonard Britzman
Misa Martin Shauger
Lise Ermine Betts
Hysterical Woman Supposedly Affects Beauty Care
An article discusses hysteria as a beauty issue in women, noting cultural differences in frequency among nationalities and the belief that hysterical behavior ages a woman. It cites a doctor and offers a skincare regime using white of an egg as an astringent, with cautions on use and skin tightening steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Madeira Chisholm Wedding Service Road in New York
Dashiell Livingston Madeira son of Rev. EK B Madeira and Edith Clifford Chisholm daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward C Chisholm were married at the bride's parents home May 7. Rev Dr Madeira unable to attend from Hollywood Fla, ceremony performed by a lifelong friend. The gown was white satin with heirloom lace. Only relatives and intimate friends present. The groom, born in Waterloo, is a lieutenant on the U S S Lamson. They plan a motor tour then a Navy assignment as the fleet sails May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dashiell Livingston Madeira
EK. B. Madeira
Christ Episcopal Church
Edith Clifford Chisholm
Edward C. Chisholm
Park Avenue
New York
Ral Tves
Mer
Maceira
Waterloo
United States Navy
U. S. Lamson
Juucdson River
John D. Ireland
N.Y
Maodeira
George Ruske
Krenek Ostreet
Sind
Thusie
Daugiter
Wise Liabale
Fidenendenre
Mein Labale
Willan
Roy Leslie Smith
Methodist Church
Frank la Polo
Manson
Sehanty Art East
Independence
Past Matrons and Patrons Night Planned by O E S
At Waterloo chapter Order of the Eastern Star the annual Past Matrons and Patrons Night was announced for May 25 during a May 24 business session in the Masonic hall. A carnival report was given and performances listed include ballet numbers, a banjo solo, and a vocal piece with local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall of Waterloo
Order of Master Star
Roy Short
Emitrons
Betty Jean Kindig
Elaine DeBerg
Betty Jane Graham
Donald J. Battenfiel
KR. C G. Brown
John Ray
Cecil Lanning
Graham Hay
Ray Cable
Gerald Holton
Richard Holmes
Waterloo Club
Alen International
Ottumia
Homer Albright
Walter BE
Nyland
Walnut Court Apartments
Dow Trimmer
Trunk Brothers
Paul
C A R Members Elect Officers In Ceremonial Meeting
Children of the American Revolution members elected officers at a gathering hosted by the Murtagh household. Senior president Mrs. George DeWard presided. new officers include Frances Petersen and Dorothy Persraen. several new members were welcomed. A report on the Washington continental congress was read, detailing events such as the president's yacht visit and wreath laying. The next meeting will be a picnic after school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiecers
Josephina
Marian Murtagh
George DeWald
National Society
Frances Petersen
Dorothy Persraen
Josephine Murtagh
Margaret Gallup
Virginia Shelton
Merle Scott
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eleanor Jean
Kathryn War
Thomas Merle Scott
Alice ‘May
Martha Ben White
DeWard
Marjoria Agnew
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Agnew
Miss Agnew
Joe Mayflower
Prince of George
Marila Washington
Arington Cemetery
Unknown Soldier
J. M. Skogino
Trinity American Tiutheran Brotherhood
United Lutheran Church of America
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Stocker
J. H. Godtfring
Byed Nus
Oleson
Otto Koepke
Banquet Highlights Widelis Class at White Street Baptist
Seventy five attendees joined the Widelis class annual banquet at Whrinut Street Baptist Church parlors with music from the church orchestra and class gymnasts. The program featured soloists, readings, a saxophone solo, and a concluding talk by Dr. Steeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widelis
Whrinut Street Baptist Church
Joe Spadant
Oscar Berry
Carl Warner
C. L. Crane
Alves
Leah Ickelberg
J. Crofoat
FF. B. Moffitt
Dr. Steeves
C. M. Sherrill
Cora Hartleip Honored At Westminster Choir Dinner
Miss Cora Hartleip, about to wed Robert A. Faber, honored at Westminster Presbyterian Church choir dinner. Twenty five guests enjoyed a meal prepared by Mrs. Nora Phinney. Decorations in pink, orchid and yellow featured crabapple blossoms and crepe paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hartleip
Robert A. Faber
Westminster Fresbyterian Church
Nora Phinney
Harveip
Central Christian church banquet hosted by families
Thirty six attendees gathered for the annual Mothers and Daughters banquet at Central Christian church. Mrs W D Endres served as toastmistress while Miss Mary Horner of Gates Business College gave the address. Other program items included piano by Miss Janst Litlle and singing and readings by listed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters of
Central Christian Church
Joe Sniveley
W. E. Robinson
Mary Horner
Gates Business College
Janst Litlle
Afisa Jaanatte
Beulah Myers
Orange Township
W. D. Endres
Local notices and social updates from Waterloo area
Community briefs report eye care ads and Knights of Columbus meeting details. Names include Alta Allen and Mrs Co L Cline with illness in Omaha, visits by Mrs Dorothy Woodbury and Barbara Lee to Des Moines, and progress notes on Viola Wilkinson and Marcela A Miller following surgeries. Also mentions Unity Center lecture by Mrs Goldie Cook and a Knights of Pythias banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Alta Allen
Elm Street
Omaha
Co. L. Cline
EL Fisther
Meservey
Ashes
Allen Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Woodbury
Barbara Lee
Des Moines
J. A. Wowers
Viola Wilkinson
Independences
St. Francis Hospital
Loward
Marcela
A. Miller
Falls City
Neb
Waterloo
Juanita Miller
Tred. Hesss
Dorothy Cline
Wanelo
Myr
John Fressle
Wranklin Street
V. J. Patterson
Fifth Street
Harriet Knapp
Eldora
A. M. Hollis
Wellington Street
Hollis
Congregational Conference of
Iowa
Goldie Cook
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
Davis Leaves for Fort Wayne to Join Wolf and Wessauer
Davis Dry Goods plans tomorrow departure to Fort Wayne Indiana to join Wolf and Wessauer a major department store. National Episcopal conference attendees tour hospitals in Des Moines observing National Hospital Day open houses and guided tours by nurses with dietary exhibit at Allen Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tals
Allen Memorial
Presbyterian
St. Vignels
St. Francia
Allen Memorial Hospital
Doris Berfield
Visitors Inspect Improvements in City's Hospitals
Waterloo residents flock to the annual open house at three city hospitals, touring upgraded wards and new facilities as staff explain renovations and patient care improvements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceder Heights Union
T. H. Edwards
Mary Jane Philpot
Bessie Zimmer
Cecelia Vogelsang
Gilchrist Chapel
Our Lady For Victory Academy
Security Benefit Association
P Hall
First Methodist Church
Woman's Club
Russell-Lamson
Lady Black
I. BR
Bridge Club
Ernest Griffith
G. F. Club
Mrsa
Arthur Vinx
D. A. R.hofelugsell-Lamson
David Riley Earl
Janes Whilcoml Riley
St. Paul's M. E
Club Juncheen
Y. W
Fern Oman
Edna Kent Forbes
Madeira-Chisholm Wedding Service Road
O.E.S
Elsie la Pale
William Manson
Virgil Dye
Atrs. Tlostor Penn
Dye Home
Yeaters Day
Mildred Dye
Dale Penn
Eugene
Dorothy May Smith
Rosemary
Edward Parr
Tough Kotowake
Harold Palen
Clifton
Norman Gibbs
Furens
Robert Buckles
Mia
Roy Dibbs
Moose Hall
Church News
Mro . C. Kohagen
Mra. N. W. Frisble
Plymouth Congregational Church
Leo Brooks
M. A. Morse
Luther Jeague
St Luke's English Lutheran Church
Norman Holler
A. P. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Carl Anderson
Philathea
Arnold
P. J. Murray
JL. H Schulte
J. W. Main
C.C. J. Murphy
Hves
Oll
Pearl Aiken
Roger Aiken
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Albert Peterson
J. R. Macartney
California
Mmes. Charles Lewis
I. F. Furry
J. I. Merriman
Clarence Arnell
Jesse Baugher
W. B. Jennings
Elmer Togerson
Dr. Macartney
Ienry Schneider
Macartney
Scofield Bible Ve
One Nation
Wild i
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Westminster Workers’ Association
Tmet
C. H. Trunkey
Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
General
Ald Society of
Central Highteen
Rogma |Christian Church
Mya
Beckner
Waterloo Review
George Schmidt
Anna Smidburg
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Kinniburgh
E. ‘Ff. Marson
J. B. Becker
L. Wolf
Chicago
A | Legion Auxiliary
M. Tafay
Memorial Hell
Tis P
Royal Neighbors
P.m
P. Hat
Hecker - H-O Company, Inc
Fred Chapman
Oscar Baunders
W. D. Indies
Gity
Buchanan For & Complete Optical Service
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K. of PB. Temple
Canada
Canada Dry
Josephs
Cave
Mae
Tharp
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