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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1927

Page

10

Violinists Offer Open House Musicales at Local Club

Mortenss Morgan leads a charm trio of violinists at the Elks Club program featuring works by Kreisler Saint Saens Wieniawski and Techaikowsky among others. The event includes solos by Rudolf Friml and a group of pieces like The Swan and Souvenir De Posen with open house musicales held at 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 3 p.m. Sundays.

Mortenss Morgan Las Reoiitete Arise Krepe Fritz, Kreisler

Herzing Parmalee to Wed in Lincoln This Summer

Miss Mary Herzing of Waterloo and Howard M Parmalee of Lincoln announce their engagement. She is a cafeteria director and a University of Nebraska graduate. The wedding is set for July 12 at the bride’s parents home in Lincoln. They plan to make their home in Lincoln after the ceremony.

Lincoln Neb Mary Waterloo Miss Herzing Parmalee University of Nebraska Herzing YF. W.C. A

Banquet of Nurses Club Includes Music and Dances

A Nurses Social Club dinner Saturday at the hotel featured music by Baby Jean Lammert and a vocal solo by Joseph Thornton from Maddigan School of Music. Ophelia roses were given as favors. Mrs. Josephine Bunn presided as toastmistress. Teachers and committee members from local groups hosted decorated tables and garden flowers.

Russell Lamson Ophelia Josephine Bunn Baby Jean Lammert Buster Joseph Thornton Maddigan School of Music Martha Kretzschmar Mpson Clara Norby Norene Standish Margaret “McMahon Country Club Sunnyside Country Club W. P. Kerwin C. N. Shane Raymond Folk Albert G. Greeley Charles Knapp Roy Smock C. L. Nelson James 8. Parrott Charles Felsing Frank Collard, Jr

Epworth First M E Church Officers Installed

Epworth church officers were installed with Ruth Hitchcock as president and Jean Ralf as first vice president. Edith Young second vice, Dorothy Hitchcock third vice, Eva Meyer and Raymond Sietsema as fourth vice presidents. Joe Buck and Miss Eula McKinsey advisors. Clover Sterling pianist. Marjorie Cook league artist. Woman's organization at First Congregational meets Wednesday at 2:30 pm. Miss Callie Wieder to review Daughter of the Samurai. Mrs Ralph Hoxie and committees serve refreshments.

Epworth Learne M. E. Church Ruth Hitchcock Jean Ralf Edith Young Dorothy Hitchcock Eva Meyer Raymond Sietsema Joe Buck Miss Eula McKinsey Clover Sterling Marjorie Cook Woman's Organization of First Congregational Church John Knox Callie Wieder Ralph Hoxie

Community Club and Recital Events at Cedar Falls

A schedule of social gatherings and performances in Cedar Falls includes Memorial Hall and Gilchrist Chapel recitals by Kathleen Porter and Margaret Taylor, a First Presbyterian church event, and various ladies and mothers groups. Tuesday features afternoon gatherings by WwW I B club, Get-Together, and Elks, plus an evening Waterloo Insurance club picnic and a Jeanette Corsant recital at Cedar Falls.

Memorial All Nuts Club Russell Lamgon Kathleen Porter Margaret Taylor Gilchrist Cedar Falls Isabella—K Chall Choir Guild IR. Macartney First Presbyterian Church Waterloo Insurance Club Cedar River Park Scattergood Circle King's Daughters H. M. Hansen P. W Jeanette Corsant Janet Little Miriam Evans Memorial Hall Sunshine Rebekah Waterloo

Carolyn Hansen and O K Hougen Bride and Groom

Miss Carolyn Hansen daughter of Mrs Norris Norring 309 An keny street was married at 4 P M yesterday in the parsonage of Grace Methodist Episcopal church to O K Hougen son of Mr and Mrs T F Hougen Pasadena Cal Dr Earl Roadman pastor performed the ceremony C A Anderson brother of the bride accompanied them Mrs Hougen is a graduate of Elklund Business college and has been employed as a stenographer at the Remington Typewriter company for which her husband is repairman They are at home to friends at Apartment 220 Brackwell Arms

Carolyn Hansen Norris Norring Ankeny Street Grace Methodist Episcopal Church O. K. Hougen T. F. Hougen Pasadena Cal Earl Roadman C. A. Anderson Hougen Elklund Business College Remington Typewriter Company Brackwell Arms

Club Notes and N. C. N. Gathering Highlights

Saturday night five hundred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steninger featured favors for Mrs. Harold Korth George Cohn and Walter Woodyard. Luncheon served by the hostess. The N. C. N. club met Saturday evening at Mrs. Ray Howrey’s home with Gus Anderson and Dick Hutchinson winning favors. A two course luncheon followed.

Five Hundred Ralph Steninger Harold Korth George Cohn Walter Woodyard N. C. N. Club Ray Howrey Gus Anderson Dick Hutchinson

Miss Cora Wartleip Bride-to-be Honored at Lavendar Party

Miss Cora Wartleip and fiancé Robert Mabel were the focus of a Saturday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. R. W. Walker and Miss Ruth Lumry at the Walker home. Guests helped hem tea towels and dust cloths for the bride elect, with lavender pink and yellow colors and violets as favors. A separate notes mention 50 guests at a Daughters of Isabella card party and community gatherings at Memorial hall and McKinley School with parent teacher conservation program tonight.

Cora Wartleip Robert Mabel R. W. Walker Ruth Lumry Walker Miss Hartleip Mmes. W. P. McCormick Daisy Cotter Dewey Butterfield Gordon M. Fish Leslie Wilharm Leo Cohrt W.A. Dewees Dorothy Hartleip Martha Graham Alice Miller Dorothy Miler Vivian Innes Dorothy Lumry E. R. Kohls Mines J. B. Bruner W. O. Foster George Scully Isabella

Crown over Yanks 6 Pike, Others Catch String of Excuses

Open season opened with cold and wind blamed for poor fishing on the river. On day two better conditions produced occasional pike and pickerel as crowds watched from the Fourth Street bridge while William Crownover kept six catfish from Black Hawk Road, five to six pounds each.

Fourth Street Bridge William Crownover Black Hawk Road Black Hawk

Have Drink Man Offers to Officers

Dysart resident Ray Filloon pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined $100 plus costs in municipal court. He offered detectives a drink, then to the judge, and was released on $200 bond after an appeal. George Johnson of New Hartford also pleaded guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor with $100 fine and $50 suspended.

Quar Hugh Crumrine Earl Wray Ray Filloon Dysart George J. Sager Filloon George Johnson New Hartford

Elizabeth Kenney Elected President of Iowa B P W

Elizabeth Kenney of 833 Second Street West was elected president of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at Fort Dodge. The Waterloo club gains publication rights for the Iowa Business Woman, with editor and business manager to be from Waterloo.

Elizabeth Kenney Second Street West The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Iowa F Federation of Business and Professional Women's Fort Dodge

Waterloo men named to national T P delegation

Four of 17 Iowa delegates to the national Travelers Protective association convention in Denver in June will be from Post Waterloo. Elected at Keokuk, the Waterloo group includes George Huntley, George Buchan, O O Hummel and Chris R Rhode. Huntley is national president. Davenport will be Iowa division HQ for two years. John E Ogg of Davenport is president and A E Huntley of Davenport secretary treasurer. Convention ended at noon Saturday. Waterloo delegation returned Saturday night. Four wives visited. delegates donated 100 to Keokuk Red Cross flood relief.

Iowa Travelers Protective Association Denver Colo Post F. Waterloo Keokuk George W. Huntley George Buchan O. O. Hummel Chris R. Rhode Huntley Davenport John E. Ogg A. E. Huntley Burlington Waterloo American Red Cross

UMW Enjoined in 1917 Scale Miner Dispute

Centerville La May 16 United Mine Workers of America were enjoined from interfering with miners wishing to work under the 1917 scale at Garrett Coal company Mys tic under an order by Judge B S Wells.

Centerville United Mine Workers of America Garrett Coal Company Mystic B.S. Wells

City in Brief highlights local events and visits

Local notes detail visits by residents and guests, medical and civic updates, a cemetery fence painting project, and a will update. Entries include Mrs. Currier’s Chicago trip, Dr. Thornton’s convention travel, hospital surgery for Capt. Armstrong, and multiple travel plans through Waterloo and beyond. A bird nesting mortality report accompanies an upcoming rummage sale and church dinners with ticket prices.

MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Beauty Boost

Advert says MELLO GLO powder gives a French process finish that banishes shine and keeps skin looking peachy and youthful. It claims superior purity and long wear. available at Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.

Paul Davis Dry Goods Co

Spring colors chiffon frocks offer charm and value

Chiffon dresses are available in leading Spring colors to give each frock special individuality. Exceptional values and prices you can afford. See them and buy them while the stock remains complete.

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