Birthday Banquet Plans For Waterloo B P W Club
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club marks its seventh founding anniversary with a 6:30 p.m. birthday dinner Tuesday in the clubrooms. Out-of-town and local guests will attend, with a cake cutting by Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney and Mrs. Ww. W. Warsaw. Girl Reserves of the YWCA serve, musical numbers, readings, a surprise feature, and an East High Girls sextet program precede an installation service for new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Waterloo
Elizabeth Kenney
Ww. W. Warsaw
Grace Ullemeyer
Cadman
Ferris
Marjorie Comfort
Ida Kopptin
Ariens Peters
Eve Neusbauer
Annabelle Phennigie
Miriam Yacey- Vielin
Homer Albright
Rose Marie
W. P. Kearns
Eva Brebner
Hans Zwaenziger
Ella B. Wood
H. O. Barton
Evelyn Jay
Florence Harris Fern Gray
Agness
Florence Pfeffer
Grate Kauffer
Josephine Bunn
Kappa Delta Pi Initiation Banquet At ISU Teachers College
Psi chapter at Iowa State Teachers college held formal initiation and a banquet last evening at Black's year form. Forty-three attended with twelve initiates. Honorary members included Eva May Luse and Alison Aitchison. G W Walters was toastmaster. Toaster, Elma Lighter, and toasts covered The Succe Family and roles of Father Mother Oldest Son and Daughter. Sara Harris and Viola Cooley sang. Also noted is a card party upcoming May 2 with 500 and bridge at Moose Hall under Woman's Benefit Association sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Fickenbinder
Eva May Luse
Commonsence
Melvin O’son
Marjorie Loomis
Karl Dubber
Sara Harris
Viola Cooler
Church Groups Schedule Meetings This Week
St Mark's Episcopal guild meets Thursday at 1 o clock at the home of Mrs Julius Eunrke with Mrs Chevalier assisting. Circle five of First Lutheran Missionary Society gathers Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Walter Trask's home. Clover Leaf class at Calvary Evangelical met last night at Anna Malone's home with games and music and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Guild of
St. Mark‘s “Episcopal Church
Birs
Julius Eunrke
Yet Chevalier
Jess
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Walter Trask
Clover Leaf
Calvary Evangecal Church
Anna Malone
Hints On Dark Skin Beauty From Edna K
This fragment suggests skin darkening advice for brunets, praising lighter features while urging bleaching and color tricks. It mentions oatmeal masks, face packs, and home treatments, with warnings about irritation and the need for skin cleansing. The text reads like a fashion beauty column with dubious methods and promotional hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna K
Social Events on Week's Calendar
A list of club meetings and social gatherings for the week includes Sigma Phi spring dance, Monday events at various halls, Monday and Tuesday evenings, Wednesday and Thursday gatherings, Friday activities at Cedar River park, plus card parties and church events at Plymouth Congregational and St. Mark's. Notable organizers include Mrs Leonard Bryant, Mrs E N Pierce, Mrs R H Garrison, Mr Julius Kubrke, and Walter Parrott, with venues such as Moose hall and Key locations like Universalist and St Margarets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beker Chapter
Matt Parrott
St. Margarets Guild
St. Mark's Church
Julius Kubrke
Noble Grand Circle
Sunshine
Rebekah Judge
Cedar River Park
Esther Schenk and Tracy Pitzen to Wed Today
Esther M Schenk daughter of Mrs Bila M Schenk will marry Tracy Pitzen son of Mr and Mrs Allen Pitzen at Graves Memorial United Brethren church in Waterloo this evening. The ceremony features a rose bouquet reception at the bride’s home and a motor trip plan returning to Waterloo. The couple are West High graduates and plan to live at the Schenk home until January. Entertainment at Plymouth Church and a Pun on the Podunk Limited play are noted events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Schenk
Bila M. Schenk
Haxthorne
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Tracy Ua. Pilwzen
Allen Pitzen
Mullan Avenue
E. W. Main
Jebeweth Sage
A. D
Bond
Cadman
Appleblossoms
Bride
West High School
Miss Schenk
Pioneer National Bank
Teller
Pilken
Rapid Transit Company
Waterloo
Schenk
Jay
Club Notes from Rebekah Lodge Picnic and Lighthouse Club
The Past Noble Grand circle of the Sun Shine Rebekah lodge plans a picnic luncheon Friday at River Park. Lighthouse Club met with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oarb. Honors were given to Mrs. Orville Hamilton, Floyd Stevens, Mrs. E. L. Potter and William Cummings. A potluck supper is set for two weeks at the Hamilton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Circle of Sunshine
Rebekah Lodge
Thelock
Ced
River Park
Lighthouse Club
Elmer Oarb
Orville Hamton
Floyd Stevens
E. L. Potter
William Cummings
Hamilton
Mothers Week Honored With Local Club Events
A series of community observances takes place for Mother’s Day week. Lions, Hadassah, and university groups host luncheons and banquets for members and guests, with speakers from local churches and sororities. Pioneers and youth groups plan talks, prayers, and social gatherings to honor mothers across Davenport and Ames.
Past and Future Seen at Watterby Club Anniversary
The Watterby Woman's club held its annual spring luncheon at Intel Russell Lamson, marking the gold anniversary of the Ladies Literary Society founded in May 1878 with 17 members. Mary Edgertazi, the sole charter member present, received honors as Mrs. E L Johnson recalled club history and early events, while plans for future progress and community service were outlined by current officers and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterby Woman's Club
Intel Russell-Lamson
Ladies' Literary Society
Mary Edgertazi
E. L. Johnson
Cummins
Waterloo
Town Federation of Women's Clubs
F. L. Marquis
Richmond W. Schear
Civic Department
Guy Beautiful
E. T. Alford
R. A. Santee
Gedar Palis
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. L. Ritter
Gedar Falls Woman's Club
W. J. Sutcliffe
Cedar Heights Club
Williams
Shelly Rock
Louise Palmer
Lucille Huntington
A. S. Weishaar
Bridge Club Hosts and Hostesses Named
Mrs J W Mochal hosted friends at her home for Bid em Up Bridge club. High scores went to Mrs J E H Chevalier and Mrs M G C Troutner. Guests included Mrs E H Hancher and Mrs Stewart Reed. Mrs S A Dudley Will to entertain next meeting. Mrs R H Garrison hosts Happy Moor club luncheon Tuesday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mochal
J. EH. Chevalier
M. GC. Troutner
E. H. Hancher
Stewart Reed
5. A. Dudley
R. H. Garrison
Happy Moor Club
Thelock
Federation Convention Plans in San Antonio
Washington May 12. The General Federation of Women's Clubs meets in San Antonio May 28 to June 7 for the nineteenth biennial with a program themed The Fine art of Living. Distinguished speakers will discuss home life, international relations and education, with 32 000 square feet of exhibits and a procession of state federation presidents. Texas hosts include a cow boy song night and Fort Sam Houston review, while 5 000 visitors are expected with numerous receptions and play day excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Antonio
Tex
John Dickinson Sherman
H. & Godfrey
Minneapolis
Bureau of Standards
George K. Burgess
Department of Commerce
Merlin H. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Gutzon Borglum
Frank Luther Mott
School of Journalism
University of Town
Dan Moody
Texas
Max Handman
Department of Economics and Sociology
University of Texas
Annie Webb Blanton
Federation
Thomas G. Winter
United States
Elizabeth C. Morriss
Buncombe County
North Carolina
Alderman
Bureau of Education
Henry Drought
W. R. Potter
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Municipal Auditorium
Alamo
Mrs Ben Hesser chosen Regent of Waterloo DAR
Mrs Ben Hesser was elected Regent of Waterloo chapter Daughters of American Revolution at a meeting yesterday evening at the YWCA building. She succeeds Mrs John Gwrone. Other officers include Mrs M A O Keefe vice regent and Mrs L J Pot ter recording secretary. The group voted to pay expenses for three WY camp attendees and announced a flag day picnic for June 14 at Mrs E F Rohlf's home. Elizabeth DeWald sang with Jack Patterson at piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hesser
Waterloo
Daughters of American Revolution
YW. C. A
John Gwrone
M. A. O'Keefe
L. J. Poteter
Thomas Eatol
Walter Jensen
J. R. Roberts
Ell. Rohit
Alta Fisher
C. D. Becker
Renaris
EF. L. Rohlf
Elizabeth DeWald
Jack Patterson
Thee Childs First Heheed to the Family
Freepel issued by the National Kindergartem ansoviation in New York City discusses home education for children. The articles appear weekly in the Evening Courier columns, focusing on early learning and family guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Kindergartem Ansoviation
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Evening Courier
Frank Bros 62nd Birthday May 18 in Waterloo
Frank Bros Clothing Store marks sixty second anniversary of its Waterloo establishment on May 18. The oldest mercantile concern in the city, now at 6035 Commercial Street, has operated since 1866. A. Abe Frank started the business. he and Mrs. Frank reside in Wellington apartments. Henry Frank now leads the firm with Elliott B. Wise as secretary treasurer. The piece recalls a 1880 trousers purchase by E J Miller of Oronoque Kansas, worn across the U S and abroad, noting Miller’s connection to Prank Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Frank Bros. Clothing
Commercial Street
A. H. Prank
Moses
Louis Frank
Abe
Frank
Wellington
Henry Frank
Frank Bros
Elliott B. Wise
The
Kansas City Star
E. J. Miller
Oronoque
Kan
U. S
United States
Miller
E. B. Wise
Orange Township
Prank Bros
Edible Mixtures And Cooking Tips From A Frugal Kitchen
A collage of kitchen notes shows recipes and tips for creative uses of ham and leftovers. It includes a ham and egg casserole with white sauce, orange butter, and directions for making a fruit preserve, croquettes from leftovers, and a method for roasting chicken to keep the breast moist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Ways of Happiness by Edith L Reid
A mother helps a crying boy repair a broken wagon while another boy, Clarence, solves a problem by inventing a bumper for his bent auto. The piece contrasts relying on others for happiness with teaching children to use resourcefulness to overcome setbacks and gain lasting happiness. It argues to guide children toward problem solving under adult supervision rather than always providing temporary relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith L. Reid
George
Clarence
Music Clubs Honor Mrs. Kelley in Waterloo Event
Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley, president of the Women’s Federated Music Clubs of America, to be guest of B Natural Music club in Waterloo on Monday May 21. Banquet at 6 p.m. in Black’s tearoom. Kelley to meet club guests at 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian church. he will direct the Cedar Falls college orchestra May 22 in the New England Symphony. No Natural club meeting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Federated Music Clubs of America
B. Natural Music Club
Martha McCormick
Kelley
Black
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Society
Mou
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
Isabella circle hosts charity card party with regents visiting
Castile circle Daughters of Isabella plan a 2 PM Friday charity card party at Hotel Russell Lamson with Miss Lucille O Hagan as chairwoman. Fort Madison state regent Miss Mary Phelan arrives to join Miss Mayme Egan. They will attend the quarterly conference in Charles City Indiana and tomorrow attend initiation and a banquet at the country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Russell Lamson
Lucille O'Hagan
Mary Phelan
Fort Madison
Mayme Egan
Focal Circle
Charles City
Regents
Cluo
Rotary Guests Honor Mothers and Daughters at Club Event
Rotarians and guests gather for Mothers Day observance at Hotel Russell Tamson with Mrs. Fred McClain singing and Rev. J. Richmond Morgan as speaker. Members are asked to bring mothers or oldest daughters if mothers cannot attend. Also notes Dr. R J Carroll returning from a Rochester, Minnesota trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McClain
Rotary Club
Russell- Tamson
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Kindergarten Aims at Democratic Citizenship Training
Quote from W A Holcomb principal Geneseo State Normal School notes kindergartens teach fundamentals of democratic citizenship and cooperative living. The National Kindergarten Association at 8 West Fortieth Street New York offers aid to start a class in a public school for community children receiving benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Holcomb
State Normal School
Geneseo
New York
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
Optical serve ad and travel notes in Waterloo brief
City in brief items note Buchanan's optical advertisement and a proposal for appointments. It records Charles F. Kurth leaving for Chicago and visits to Galena and a sister. Also covered are delegates attending a Brotherhood convention in Cleveland, Irene Staley’s visit from Niagara Falls, a clinic by Dr. Brenneman in Waterloo, and a rescheduled East Hi Y banquet. Night train details to Chicago and Waterloo with daylight time changes are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kurth
Black
Chicago
American Academy of Hairdressers
Galena
T. H. Graham
Nettie Haskins
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainment and Auxiliary
Cleveland
Graham
Lodge 341
Brotherhood
Haskins
Auriary
Y. M. C. A. Officers Are All Re-Elected
Y M C A officers were all re-elected at the annual meeting held yesterday at the Y. D. Allen was named president, with R H E Garrison as vice president Dr J H Butts recording secretary and R E Miller as treasurer Also re-elected were other directors as the group noted satisfaction with last year's work despite reduced personnel from a Community Chest cut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. Allen
R. H E. Garrison
J. H. Butts
R. E. Miller
Sole Leather So Workman Cuts Belt in Factory
In Bilston England on May 12 Thomas Lowe a Staffordshire crane driver showed frugality by using a large power belt to repair his child's shoes. He snipped a leather slab from the belt and fixed the shoes himself. The belt valued at 5500 was seized and Lowe was imprisoned for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilston
England
Thomas Lowe
Staffordshire
Lowe
Airplane and trains meet after two hours at 100 mph
The puzzle notes the plane covers 200 miles while trains meet in two hours, with the plane's peculiar path irrelevant. The statement implies the plane's speed is 100 miles per hour, but the data focuses on the meeting time rather than path details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. W
Kappa Delta Pi
Ife
Firemen’s Hall
Etta Branson
Close Lake
Reginal
BE. H. Web
Desse Baugher
June Gordon
George Moothearl
Supyaer
Church News
Owl
Ieee
Sigma Phi
Elky Cul
Leonard Bryant
Chipter
Dra Rodamar
Svenlig
Clara Barton
Puld
Sarigh Dete
Walter ‘Trask
Moose Hall
E. N. Pierce
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
C. Hall
Plymouth Congregational Church
Isabella Card Party
Russell-Lamson
Tracy Pitzen
Podunk Limited
P. m
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Calgary Evangelical Church
H. G. Ludike
Los Comedres Club
Chapter FE
P. B. QO
Laa
Tra Rodamer
B. Haeckel
J. W. Scott
Mooseheart Legion
Winnhing
John Grider
EH. A. Caress
J Line
Harriett Wight
Lawrence Dawson
Treordey
Marshalltown
James J. da
Monge
Memtwes
Wadassah Burds
Esther Sterel
Eve- Shing
Davin Sirge
Elizabeth [Greesberg
Story
Jewish Workshop
Palestine
Lilian Barjals
Hadassah
Rose Feinberg
Vale
Ann
Frieda
May
D.A.R
Waterlooangel
Sir
Waterloo Club
Iowa
Woman's Relief Cotts
Lottie Flick
Memorial Hall
Catherine Luth
Martha Webb
Flick
Addie McCormick
Elmwood Cemetery
Jack Cook
Corwin Ewing
Robert Hicks
Woodrow Fellmer
Jack Russell
Jake Strong
Ernest Mohr
Beaver Patrol
Boy Scouts
Jack
Ruth Wood
Davenport
Mazereth
Kerr
Grundy Genter
Gilchristchapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Pearls
Luther Richman
Altatreet
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parroth
Elkless
Elks Club
Rochester
R. J. Carroll
Chiain
Rochester, Minn
Paris
Cheruit
Buchanan's
Irene Staley
Niagara Falls
W. O. Staley
Seventh Street West
Joseph Brenneman
Chicago Memorial Hospital
Waterloo Medical Society
Fast High
Riviera Theatre
Richard Crane
Eave Chicago
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Co
Fashion Department
Gsee
Heer
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