Society notices due by nine in the morning
Office phone 340 and residence number S447 Black are listed for society items or personals to be submitted by 9 am.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
3
Office phone 340 and residence number S447 Black are listed for society items or personals to be submitted by 9 am.
Friday evening listings cover D A H Howe, Mrs Pp J Me Cathe, Mrs St Elmo Bateman, Miss Nina Colby, Miss Anna Trudgian, and a recital by L E Drake pupils at Central Christian church. Membership meetings, fund drives, and showers highlight community events with plans for year ahead and upcoming celebrations.
Mrs. C M Buraley of Jesup visited her daughter Mrs C J Rudolph this morning. Allan Bogen, Chicago organist, was at Dr J E Brickiman's home. Mrs Hi C Luntkin of Steamboat Springs Colo visiting Miss Mary Savage at Kill Kare cottage Cedar River park. Mrs Lufkin will stay for summer. Mrs T C Menges and daughter Helen depart for Dubuque. Mr M will join them en route to Pr Chien for fifty first anniversary events of Mr Men ygartents. Ma and Mrs AL Menges attend next. Mrs J P L Va Hod hosted Presbyterian Hospital members for annual meeting. 60 ladies picnicked before business.
An article explains a condition causing pale color and flabby flesh, blaming thin watery blood. It promotes three grain Ypomuclane tablets for several months as a cure to improve color weight and restore pink cheeks and red lips, advising purchase from apothecary shops.
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 19 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
Mehl vice president Harold Miller secretary and Walter Maust treasurer. A jolly time with refreshments served at ten KF Illinois. Mrs Guy Sea Was howress to be members of F.L. P. circle yesterday afternoon with bulk attendance. Crocheting passed the Ame and hostess assisted by her mother served a three course supper. Married at Cedar Rapids Jerence Seldler of Waterloo and Faye Bales of Keota wed May 10 and will be home in Sioux City after two months east. Announc ement surprises Waterloo friends. Osage guest Mrs Gutehen mother of Mrs F. T. Murphy attended Arista Mona club meeting with Mrs J. A. Clark on Walnut street. two course tray luncheon served. Mrs Frank Murphy hosted W. I. B. Gard club at Inga theatre and light luncheon at home with plans for picnic. Calumet Division of Ladies Aid met at Mrs Walter Stoner. plan thimble bee and vocal sales. Westminster Guild convened at Miss Inez Vail. prayers chapters discussed. refreshments by hostess. I. F. F. Club at Mrs Sam Thomson home with Mrs Fred Phippen guest. China gift presented to Mrs Thomson. Gene Morrison Circle United Presbyterian church at Miss Neya Bevan home. short musical program and reading The Other Wise Man. Refreshments served.
Mrs St C Wangler hosted Entre Nous members and guests with a social afternoon followed by luncheon served by her daughters Mac and Edith. Miss Emily Traverthan and several others joined the Triple Five club and Mrs Z M Nicholas for music and needlework and a 4 30 lunch. Carnegie and Columbia Chautauqua circles meet in the library west Monday afternoon with the Grant circle at Mrs Cadwallader's home as usual.
A wave of personnel shifts takes effect tomorrow. Roy Guernsey will move to Cedar Rapids as general agent, replacing J. T. Nicol. 4. C. Harry becomes traveling freight and passenger agent at Waverly. B. G. Hodges shifts to Waverly as agent. 4. Nelson promoted to agent at Center Point. A. D. Yount moves from Center Point to Shaffer. H. A. Benjamin becomes agent at Utica street station. John Knott is re elected Sunday school leader for Emanuel Evangelical church for two years. W. G. Frehse elected exhorter for the same period. An ad for fancy creamery butter at Bauske's Grocery. Cantata rehearsal for The Holy City at First Baptist Church tonight at 7:30. Palm Beach Ride Lace Boot featured at Wang & Miller Shoe Co.
A collage of press opinions from York Herald to Chicago Herald voices support and concern over President Wilson’s note to Berlin. Editors praise its firmness, clarity, and stance on neutral rights and sea warfare, while weighing risks of escalation and the choice facing Germany between peace or war.
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