Miss Albertine Bache Weds in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Albertine Bache daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank X Bache and Raymond J Swisler son of Mr and Mrs J Zwisler exchanged vows at Sacred Heart parish house with Rev J M Molloy officiating. Miss Vera Zwisler attended the bride and Dr Albert Zwisler served as best man. The couple planned to live in Kansas City Missouri after the ceremony. The reception followed at the Bache home with about twenty five relatives and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertine Bache
Aid Mre
Frank X. Bachle
Janil
Raymond J. Swisler
Kansas City
Mrr
Albert Zwisser
Kanskakee
Jil
Miss Zwisler
Columbia
Lunecheau
Sta'clac
Hachie
Florence Street
Avis Bluhin
Gladys Sechler
Frances Griffith
Caroline Brock
Fairbank
FP. Walker
Chicago
Herman Rock
Brandon
Zwister
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Bho
Waterloo Waiter Works
Waterloo Woman's Club Orchestra Final Rehearsal
The Waterloo Woman's Club Orchestra will hold its final rehearsal Thursday at 7 15 p m in room B17 First National Bank building. Director Mrs Rose Reichard Marshall concert mistress Mrs Maude Knoop Berry and accompanist Mrs Jack Patterson lead the group with listed first and second violins cello cases clarinet cornet trombone flute drums among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
J. O. Fxnox
Fabricator
First National Bank Building
Rose Reichard-Marshall
Maude Knoop Berry
Jack Patterson
Knoop
Miss Wilma Lowe to Wed J Harry Bender Tonight
Miss Wilma Lowe and J Harry Bender plan a home wedding at 22 Jefferson Street with 22 relatives present. The ceremony led by Pastor Hey Roo will feature Neva Steinmayer and a pink white decor theme. Afterward the couple will reside at 207 Norwood Avenue Chautauqua Park. Bender a Rath Packing clerk and naval veteran. Awkumons club schedules a May 24 dance at K C Hall before term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Lowe
Wilmma Ursula
Miarriage
Henry Bender
Hey
Roo
Waillinimsoan
First Baptist Church
Misa Neva Steinmayer
Avulah van Slyke
Opal Lowe
Victor Bender
Georges
West High School
The
College of Commerce
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Awkumons
K. C. Hall
Awkumon Club
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Suggestibility and Relationships
The piece discusses the psychology of suggestibility and how constant hints about dissatisfaction can influence a partner. It warns against pressing a spouse with ideas of unworthiness, noting that many women seek a denial rather than a confession and that repeated suggestions corrode affection like an elastic band losing its stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Deland
Jorn
Henry
Father
Flerson
John
Ain
Ant
Beauty Chats on Arms and Exercise Advice
Edna Kent Forbes advises arm shaping through slow resistance moves and proper posture. She links arm form to overall weight, suggests a daily 10 minute routine with light weights, and offers diet tips to gain weight including cream and hot milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.J. da
National Federation President to Address State Club Meet
Mrs. Thomas G Winter of Minneapolis, head of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, will visit Watertown to address the state convention of women’s clubs and attend an informal reception hosted by the local club. She is noted for disarmament work and leadership among club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation
Hote
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Watertoo
J. Q. Trumbauer
Mmes
Claude Days
Lare Alford, Jr
George Garrettson
J. 1
O'Ree W. A. T. Graham
C. A. Howe
James Cooley
Alice
America
Tomatoes a Practical Shopper's Guide to Ripeness and Use
The article advises buyers to inspect tomato bottoms and surfaces before purchase, plan daily buys during season, and use tomatoes in varied ways. It notes medicinal value, historical beliefs, and that fresh tomatoes rival oranges for vitamins, with tips to sort by size for slicing baking and sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Heirlooms to Be Displayed at Club Convention Here
Heirlooms will be shown in Grace M church extension room during the state convention of women’s clubs next week. Mrs. A. G. Sawyer, Mrs. W. Te Cole, and others will direct exhibits with a committee including Mrs. W. Atkinson. Local seniors invite loans of items with assurance of safe guard and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M
Women's Clubs Nore
A. G. Sawyer
Mary
Dilel
A. R
W. Te Cole
Witerloo
W. of. Atkinson
Hlack
College Women Dinner Honors High School Graduates
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women entertained 250 guests at Black's Teargam with 120 girls present. Mrs. F. J. Miller welcomed attendees, Miss Gillian Lambert spoke on The Twentieth Century College Woman, and Miss Dorothy Scales read a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Miler
Mea Howell
Margaret
John Prindle Scott
Dorothy Scales
Alfred Noyes
Gillian Lambert
Iowa State Teachers College
Jack Pitterson
Maud Dudley
Chestey Jenness
Decorah
Wis
Friday Study Club Ends Year's Work
The Friday Study Club held its annual spring luncheon at Black's tearoom with 27 guests and members, Klinganan presiding for the first time as president. Miss Martha McCormick and Mrs N C Altland performed songs, and the group outlined the 1923-24 program. meetings resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black's Tearoom
Ars. C
Klinganan
Martha McCormick
N. C. Altiand
WL Ss
Entertain Members of Sunshingé Lodge at Black's Tearoom
Sunshingé lodge members met in Los Angeles to honor Mrs. Elmer Bradford and her team for 2 membership drives. Dinner for 40 included guest Mrs. Clara Graham from Silver Star lodge. The contest added about 27 new members and Mrs. Stella Ball earned a gold pin for recruiting the most. A dancing party followed at Ben Hur hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshingé Lodge
L. A
R. T
Black's
W. If. Bush
Elmer Bradford
Clara Graham
Silver Star Lodge
Dubuqua
Stella Ball
Ben Hur Hall
Third Anniversary Party of B P W Club Celebrated
The Third Anniversary May dinner of the Business and Professional Women's Club drew over 100 members to club rooms. Mrs Elizabeth Kenney was installed as president by Mrs W D Ives. Decorations featured lavender pink and yellow with a three-tier cake and gifts of silverware china and phonograph records. Guests included Ruth Cusack and John Lemmer with wedding plans for June 8. a two-course luncheon preceded by a card game with Miss Lillian Huntington as high scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's
Eizabeth Kénhey
W. D. Ives
Miss Lick
Martha McCormick
Agnes Thompson
Lila Marcham
Ives
Florence Black
Hazel Scott
Rss
Kenney
Ruth Cusack
John Lemmer
F. ‘Pt. Roe
Cedar Falls
Miss Cusack
F. J. Golinvaux
T. W. Powers
Lillian Huntington
J. O'Connor
Raymond
C. W. Dunbar
Veronica Fagan
Club Notes Recap of A. B. A. Ladies Gathering
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis hosted a Tuesday luncheon at her La Porte Road home. Three women were admitted to membership and a note to former member Clara Isenhower was written. Hostess aided by Mrs Louis Armstrong served a two course luncheon with violet decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. A. Club
Elizabeth Lewis
Clara Isenhower
Louis Armstrong
Lewis Blackman
la Porte Road
Christ Episcopal Ladies' Guild Meeting At Mrs Glasson's
Mrs C Glasson will host the Christ Episcopal Ladies' guild gathering at her home Thursday afternoon with Assistant hostesses listed as Mrs A and others. The readable portion notes a church social event in a local parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. C. Glasson
Christ Episcopal Ladies’ Guild
Mmeas. A
Campaign to raise funds at Trinity meeting tonight
G Gréléy Henry Haffa Harter B Hull and Harold Rukge are listed. A drive to raise 100 dollars for a communion set will be begun at Trinity American Lutheran league meeting in all church parlors this evening. Officers urge full attendance for business. First Lutheran Missionary will hold an all day event in church parlors tomorrow with hostesses Mmes Roy Duke J B Becker and Harry Pashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
First Anaplist Church
Trinity American Latcher League
Godle
Mmes
Roy Duke
J. B.becker
Harry Pashby
Leader Club Formed at Waterloo Y M C A
The Leader club of Waterloo Y M C A was organized for preliminary study. BP Richardson, physical director, led the meeting. The club, affiliated with an international organization, will adopt a standard course in September with officers elected. It will aid the physical department and promote physical education including bible study, health, gym work, and swimming. About 10 young men attended. Membership requires Y M C A affiliation, high school education, and at least 18 years old and Protestant church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club of
Waterloo
C. A
BP. Ww. Richardson
International Organization
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Society News
Albertine Bachle
R. J. Swisler
Aftenoon
Amicae Club
H.W. Wear
Riverside Eye Club
Asirs. Hatys Btelbia
OL 'P. ‘Club
W. J. Demacent
Elineat Club
Lilteheek c. W. GC
Masherp. I
Waller Meyer
Archs Cameron
Wilma Lowe
J. Harry Bender
Ruth Cameron
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Lesident G
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Meme Gory
Presbyterian Hospital
Presbyterian Nurses
Margaret Mastain
Faith Foerg
Mildred Wittie
Tra Martin
Kenneth Runkel, Jr
Modern
Hratherhood of
Thor
AFL
Cedar Heights
Cinty
Dais Canty
Kathleving Young
Carolyn Colthurst
Mabel Johnston
Ern Riehtis
Ea Two
Scoureo Innehean
Money Mathers
R. B Williason
First ‘Baptist Church
Jane Kirkwood
Memorial Inah
Stephen Gilley
Warren Gilbert
Arting Stull
Grace Waswell
Tne
Elva N. Wannemaker
Mae Rodenhearer
Gorman
Johnson
Mmnes
Ethel Stult
Mae Wilker
Addie McCormick
Ermafield
Adlack
Department Organization
Stewart Houck
Mary Waddick
T. W. Marker
B. P. W. Club
Aay
Church News
G. Gréléy, Henry Haffa
Harter B. Hull and
Harold Rukge
Leader Club
T. B
West Side
W. D. Wostrop
Cuba
Aga
West Indies Fruit Importing CO
North Glark Street
IIL
Syee
Weat Indies Fruit Importing Co
N. Glark St
Ill
City and
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