Flower Show Plans Prominent Waterloo Society Women
Waterloo Garden club leads preparations for annual community flower show under Mrs KR M Knox with committees on reception location entries publicity and hospital bouquets. Iris show spring garden tea planned at Carl Bickley residence and a long list of Cedar Heights and Des Moines names appears in opening 1927 club year roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
KR. M. Knox
J. E. Bragdon
H. B. Maynard
C. W. Chapman
George Wood
D. J. Walker
Carl Davis
B. W. Schuneman
G.H. Hospers
Carl Bickley
J. Gs. Hildebrand
ML BG. Cleveland
Airs
C. A. Waterbury
W. W. Beal
Mines
J. R. Vaughan
G. W. Wood
W. F. Parrott
C. P. Shockley
J. A. Kniebenstein
R. M. Nox
W.W. Beal
K. Bragdon
T. M. Buchanan
N. B. Barber
BH. B. Bo
J. G.hildebrand
J. W. Henderson
A. G. Horn
G. H. Hospers
A. T. Hapkill
F. © Hitchins
Harry Israel
Cedar Heights
W. EB. Johnson
G. M. John
J. PF. Jones
L. A. Hliehenstein
RSL Knox
N. H. Loomis
A. B. Lovejoy
H. B. Lichty
H. A. Limbert
W. W. Marsh
E. E. Magee
H.C. Miller
J. J. Miller
A. H. McCutcheon
J. G. McAlvin
R. W. McDowell
Jackson ‘McCoy
BE. W. Miller
C. A. Marsh
Mytta Naven
W. Rv. Sieg
F. M. ‘Shores
B. F
Swisher
H. D
Simon
E. R. Shoemaker
J. F. Simpson
H. HA. Schulte
Waterbury
H. C. Wurster
W. Scott Williams
R. W. Waite
W. PF. Wright
New Century club to meet at Mrs Nauman's home
New Century club plans a L o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs A B Nauman. G C club was entertained yesterday for a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs Frank Wagner's home with bridge favors to Mrs George Weilein Mrs Will Bailey and Mrs Will Lamb. Mrs George Highley attended as a special guest. The club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Weilein. F club members entertained their husbands at dinner last evening at Miss Mary Woore's home. Yellow and white table decor with tea roses. Henry Woore father of the hostess appeared as a special guest. The club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Lillian Dennis and 500 favors went to Mrs Harriet Finn Miss Letha Stull and Miss Martha Sweeney. Mrs Frank Hayden was admitted to membership. Miss Stull was a guest. The club will meet in June with Mrs T W Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
A. B. Nauman
X. G. C. Club
Frank Wagner
George Weilein
Will Bailey
Will Lamb
George ‘Highley
Weilein
F. Club
Lillian Dennis
Harriet Finn
Letha’‘ Stull
Martha ‘Sweeney
Frank Hayden
Miss Stull
T. W. Robinson
Virgil Dye
Lester Penn
Dye Home
Mildred Dye
Dale Penn
Miss Albert Pray
Disabled Soldiers—Auxiliary
FE. T. Marson
J. B. Becker
H. L. Wolf
Chicago
Majel
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
California
Mmes
Charles Lewis
L. F. Furry
D. E F. Merriman
Clarence Arnold
Jesse Baugher
W. B. Jennings
Elmer Togerson
Dr. Macartney
Henry Schneider
Recital and social schedule at Cedar Falls venues
Tonight features soprano Miss Bessie Zimmer and pianist Miss Cecelia Vogelsang at Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls. Events include Junior-Senior program at Our Lady of Victory Academy and various club luncheons and meetings at Hotel Russell Lamison Black's Tearoom Memorial Hall and St Pauls M E church with speakers on James Whitcomb Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Zimmer
Cecelia Vogelsang
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Security Benefit Association
K. of Phall
Flint' Methodist Church
Russell-Lamison
Black's Tearoom
Ernest Griffith
Woman's Relief corps—Memorial Hall
G. F. Club
Arthur Fink
Waterloo
Russell Lamson
David Riley Earl
James Whitcomb Riley
St. Paul's M. E. Church
University Women Honor Mae Smith at High School Reception
Miss Mae Smith president of the Cedar Falls branch of the American Association of University Women urged local high school seniors to pursue college if they are willing to work and save. She advised delaying, working to fund at least one term, and noted education today is life itself. The program featured vocal solos by Mrs. C A Boatman and a walking rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Smith
Cedar Falls
American Association of University Women
Waterloo
Miss Smith
Iowa State Teachers College
C. A. Boatman
May Breakfast Hosted by Miller and Oman
Merle Miller and Fern Oman hosted a May waffle breakfast at the former's home. Pastel decorations featured nile green and pink with a maypole centerpiece and streamers guiding guests to place-dolls in dresses matching attendees. Special east district teachers attended. guests included Mrs Gutie B. Larsen and several Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Miller
Fern Oman
East District
Gutie B. Larsen
Thora Collyer
Vera Geiger
Lauretta Graf
Mary Nancy Graham
Joy Harmon
Jessie Shirley
Bertha Stiles
Grace Ullemyer
Lorena Dieckmann Showered With Kitchen Utilities
Mrs. Herman Holm and daughter hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Lorena Dieckmann in her home. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Wesley Menefee on May 25 with favors at 50 cents and bunco prizes. Guests included Mrs. Charles Britzman and others, and refreshments were served. Miss Dieckmann will be honored again at Black's tea room by the bunco club at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Holm
Mildred
Lorena Dieckmann
Wesley Menefee
Charles Britzman
Marie Will
Louise Poppe
Helen Britzman
Mmes. William Wilson
Bussey
W. F. Close
Charles Holder
Ernest Boemecke
Otto Holm
Leonard Britzman
Marian Shauge
Hints In Beauty Care The Hysterical Woman
A prejudiced discussion on hysteria among women, claiming it is racial and hereditary, with advice on questionable beauty regimens. It notes age-related appearance changes and suggests a homemade astringent from egg white to tighten skin, plus a routine of application and cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
W C T U Closes Season at Y W for Summer Meetings
Members met Tuesday afternoon at the Y W C A building for the final session of the season. A luncheon served to 150 followed a program with poetry, music, and an address on Mothers and Temperance. Plans for a June house party and next meeting at Willard hall were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hall
W. A. Davis
Mary J. Philpot
Cedar Falls
Red Wilcox
Sae Collins
Kay Short
Dorothy Ellsworth
Loyal Temperance Legion
J. A. Billings
America the Beautiful
W. ID. Endras
Temperance
Willsborough
F. F. Yapp
D. W. Bovee
Peter Woodring
C. H. Mether
Orange Township
Lester Parris
Hudson Road
Waterloo
Madeira Chisholm Wedding At Bride's New York Home
Dashiell Livingston Madeira son of Rev. Madeira and Edith Clifford Chisholm wed at the bride's parents in New York on May 7. Rev Dr Madeira could not attend. a family friend officiated. The gown featured white satin and heirloom lace. The couple planned a short automobile tour before Madeira sails May 15 with the U S Navy on the U S S Lamson in the Hudson River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dashiell Livingston Madeira
BE. E. Madeira
Christ Episcopal Church
Edith Clifford Chisholm
Edward C. Chisholm
Park Avenue
New York
Madeira
Waterloo
United States Navy
U. S. S. Lamson
Hudson River
John D. Ireland
N. Y
Chisholm
Past Matrons and Patrons Night Set by O E S
The Waterloo chapter of the Order of Easter Star will hold its annual past matrons and patrons night on May 23 during a business session led by Mrs. Roy Short. A carnival report was given and the program featured dances by Betty Jean Kundig Elaine DeBerg and Betty Jane Graham a banjo solo by Donald Bottenfield with Mrs. R C Brown and a vocal solo by John Ray with Miss Neva Ellsworth. committee chairs were named with Mrs. Roy Metzger as program chair and dining room and kitchen duties assigned to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall of
Roy Metzger
A. A. Sohner
Joulse
Marie Miller
Anita Fentiman
Lulu
Mae Gokin
Minnie Bellis
Grace Newkirk
Grace Boeller
Emily Walker
Howard Sohm
Thomass F. Kenney
Acidrew Artus
Elsie La Pole and William Manson United in Marriage
Elsie La Pole wed William Manson in Independence with Rev. Roy Leslie Smith officiating at 11. The bride wore white silk lace over satin and roses. brother Frank La Pole attended. The couple will live in Independence then plan Waterloo, settling later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rusie
French Street
Rusie
Elsie la Pole
Independence
LaPole
Wiliam Manson
Roy Leslie Smith
Methodist Church
Frank la Pole
C A R Elects Officers and Reports Read
Members of the Children of the American Revolution elected officers at a meeting last evening at the Murtagh home. Senior president Mrs. George DeWald. other officers Frances Petersen vice president Dorothy Petersen recording secretary Josephine Murtagh corresponding secretary Margaret Gallup registrar Virginia Shelton historian Merle Scott color bearer. A silk flag and standard were presented by Waterloo chapter DAR. Miss Marjorie Agnew’s report on the Washington continental congress described visits to the Mayflower, wreath ceremonies for Washingtons grave, Arlington Unknown Soldier service, and other events. Next meeting will be a school‑year end picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eleanor Jean
Kathryn Warsaw
Thomas Merle Scott
Alice May
Martha Ellen White
DeWald
Marjorie Agnew
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Miss Agnew
George
Martha Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Unknown Soldier
A. J. M. Skogmo
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
United Lutheran Church of America
Cedar Stupids
A. Stocker
J. H. Godtiring
Fred Nus
A. J. Oleson
Otto Koepke
A. P. Smith
Cora Hartleip Honored at Westminster Choir Dinner
A dinner at Westminster Presbyterian Church honored Miss Cora Hartleip before her upcoming marriage to Robert A. Faber. Twenty five guests enjoyed a pink orchid yellow themed table with an Italian cutwork luncheon set as Miss Hartleip received the gift. Regular choir rehearsals proceeded alongside the brief event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hartleip
Robert A. Faber
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nora Fhinney
Walnut Street church Fidelis class annual banquet flows with music
Seventy five people attended the Fidelis class banquet at Walnut Street Baptist Church last night. The program featured the church orchestra and a class quartet with Mrs. Joe Margadant Mrs. Oscar Berry Carl Wagner and C. L. Crane. Mrs H C Keiber hosted and others performed including radio bits and solos by Mrs C C Donley and Miss Neah Eickelberg. Mrs F L Crefoot and trombonist F B Moffitt also performed. Dr Steeves gave the closing talk and Mrs C M Sherrill was banquet chairperson. Decorations were lavender pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Joe Margadant
Oscar Berry
Carl Wagner
C. L. Crane
H. C. Keiber
Bert Rogers
Warrenl. Steeves
Don Dilley
C. C. Donley
Neah Eickelberg
F. L. Crefoot
F. B. Moffitt
Dr. Steeves
C. M. Sherrill
Central Christian Church Banquet Honors Joe Sniveley Team
Thirty six attendees join the annual Central Christian church banquet with Mrs Jed Chapman Mrs Oscar Saunders and Mr W D Endres assisting. Mrs W K Robinson oversees the program and arrangements. Miss Mary Dlerner Gates Business College will address a crowd of over 100. Musical numbers by Miss Janet Little Miss Jeanette Corsant Cedar Walls and Mrs Beulah Myers Orange township, with Mrs W D Endres as toastmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters of
Central Christian Church
Joe Sniveley
W. K. Robinson
Mary Dlerner
Gates Business College
Janet Little
Jeanette Corsant
Cedar Walls
Beulah Myers
Orange Township
W. D. Endres
City in Brief Highlights From Waterloo News Events
Local notices report Knights of Columbus meeting at 8 15 PM, hospital visits including Miss Alta Allen and Mrs Co L Cline, and travels of Mrs H Fischer Mrs Ila Meservey. Minor health updates note Miss Viola Wilkinson and Mrs Maggie A Miller progress. Community talks include Unity Center topic The Formative Power of Thought by Mrs Goldie Cook and Pythian Sisters banquet at Helmet lodge. Delegates named for Ys Men International convention May 22 at Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie A. Miller
Falls City, Neb
Waterloo
Allen Memorial Hospital
Juanita Miller
Goldie Cook
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Temple
Cecil Lanning
Graham Hay
Ray Cable
Gerald “Holton
Richard Holmes
Waterloo Club
Ys Men International
Ottumwa
Homer Albright
Davis Dry Goods Worker Accepts Fort Wayne Post
Davis Dry Goods plans to relocate to Fort Wayne Indiana after accepting a position with Wolf and Dessauer. Rev MK B Mounsey rector and Mrs George Worthen attend a national Episcopal social service conference in Des Moines led by Dr C M Lathrop and Very Rev H Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MK. B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
George Worthen
Sted Cross Home Service
Social Service Department
The
Episcopal Church
Des Moines
C. M. Lathrop
New York
H. Robbins
Visitors Inspect Improvements in City's Hospitals
Large numbers of Waterloo citizens visited the annual open house at three local hospitals to view improvements and new facilities showcase efforts to enhance patient care and hospital services in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Open house honors National Hospital Day across multiple hospitals
Visitors toured Allen Memorial, St. Francis, St. Kels, and ieshy terien hospitals to view modern equipment and recent improvements. Nurses guided tours with an afternoon open house from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and evening sessions 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Allen Memorial featured a diabetic diet exhibit led by Miss Doris Berfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tals
Auch
Allen Memorial
Ieshy Terien
St. Kels
St. Francis
Allen Memorial Hospital
Doris Berfield
Jones’ Brutally Frank Payment Note Remark
A Life excerpt recalls Jones as the town’s most brutally frank businessman. When he remits payment, he writes you have already found the inclosed check, a sharp dig at overdue accounts reflecting his blunt style.
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Jones
Life
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Luther League of St Luke’s English Lutheran Church
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P. J. Mulray
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Alen Memorial Hospital
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Barbara Lee
J. A. Lowery
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St. Francis Hospita
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Dorothy Cline
Wapello
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Franklin Street
F. L. Patterson
Fifth Street
Harriet Knapp
Eldora, Ia
A. M. Hollis
Wellington Street
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Congregational Conference of
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Walter BE. Nyland
Walnut Court Apartments
Frank Brothers
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Canada Dry
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