Violinist and cellist form club musicale trio
Mortanie Morgan and Thel mm plan to organize a string trio Krawee to perform a series of musicales at the club roce tomorrow. Sigraund Romberg and Rudolf Rim are featured. Miss Morgan will present solos including The Swan Saint Saens Souvenir De Posen Wieniawski and The Old Refrain Kreisler. Open house musicales held at 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 3 p.m. Sundays.
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Mortanie Morgan
Thelmm
Tdi
Jeanne i Planict
Krawee
Twohalkowsky
Rudolf
Rim
Prince
Sigraund Romberg Vaedisnd ‘Ag
Tonture
Morgan Lay
Saint-Saens
de Posen
Wieniawski
Kreisler
Mary Herzing to Marry at Lincoln this Summer
Mary Herzing of Waterloo announces the engagement of her daughter Mary to A M Parmalee of Lincoln Nebraska. The couple will marry July 12 at the bride’s home and reside in Lincoln after graduation from the University. Miss Herzing has lived in Waterloo since 1924 and opened a cafeteria at the YWCA building.
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Amre
Lincoln
Herzing
New. Y.-W. CC. AL
Waterloo
Nurses Banquet Brings Music and Dance Social
A Nurses Social club annu dinner featured music and dance with flowers and favors. Miss Euphemia Thompson, Miss Clara Norby, Miss Lorene Standish, and Miss Margaret McMahon performed, followed by a theatre party. Effie L. Zeller presided as secretary, with Vera Shafer as mistress of ceremonies. An outing and club activities included a Young People’s gathering, a baseball trip, and a bridge and 500 card event at the school hall hosted by St. John’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren
Verena
Effie L.' ‘Zeller
Emma
L/ Smith
Secre
Willams
Treasurand
Vera” ‘Shafer
John's
Urban Maver
Catherine °An
Ruth
Fressle
Margaret “Keegan
Dorothy Lynch
Fred ‘Schiel
St. John's
Dnithe'school Hall
J. F. Murphy
Ray Scribner
James S. Parrott
Charles Felsing
Frank Collard, Jr
Church News Officers Installed at Epworth League
Epworth League officers at First M E church were installed last evening with Ruth Hitchcock as president and Jean Ralf as first vice president. Dorothy Hitchcock and Eva Meyer among others named as vice presidents and advisors. Also noted were church women groups meeting midweek at the church and several services planned including an organ recital and a picnic supper.
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Epworth League of First
M.E. Church
Ruth Hitchcock
Jean Ralf
Heith Young
Dorothy Hitchcock
Eva Meyer
Raymond = Sietsema
Joe Buck
Eula NcKinley
Clover Sterling
Marjorie Cook
Memorial club and social events listed at Cedar Falls area
Tonight in Cedar Falls many groups hold gatherings from memorial clubs and church parties to social teas and picnics. Recitals by Jeanette Corsant Janet Little and Miriam Evans mark diverse community activities across Memorial Hall Cedar River Park and associated venues.
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Waterloo Insurance Club
Cedar River Park
Scattergood Circle
The
King’s Daughters
H. M. Hansen
P. W
Jeanette Corsant
Janet Little
Miriam Evans
Cedar Falls
Memorial Hall
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo I. OO. O. F
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Carolyn Hansen Weds O K Hougen In Grace Church Parsonage
Miss Carolyn Hansen daughter of Mrs Norris Norring 309 An keny street married O K Hougen son of Mr and Mrs T F Hougen Pasadena Cal in a 4 pm ceremony at Grace Methodist Episcopal church parsonage pastor Dr Earl Roadman officiated. C A Anderson brother of the bride attended. The bride, a Elklund Business College graduate, works as a stenographer at Remington Typewriter Co where her husband is a repairman. They reside in Apartment 220 Brockwell Arms.
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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
Brockwell Arms
Club Notes Five Hundred at Steninger Home
Saturday night five hundred club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Steninger. Favors were given to Mrs Harald Korth George Cohn and Walter Woodyard. Luncheon was served by the hostess N C N club met Saturday evening at the home of Mrs Ray Howrey. Favors were won by Gus Anderson and Dick Hutchinson. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred
Ralph Steninger
Harald Korth
George Cohn
Walter Woodyard
N. C. N. Club
Ray Howrey
Gus Anderson
Dick Hutchinson
Cora Hartleip Honored at Walker Home Party
Miss Cora Hartleip, engaged to Robert Fabel, was guest of honor at a Saturday party hosted by Mrs. R. W. Walker and Miss Ruth Lumry. Tea towels and dust cloths were hemming projects, favors were violet baskets, and wedding bell cakes marked the bride elect’s colors lavender pink and yellow. Other guests included Mrs. W. P. McCormick and several others. Vivian Innes and Mrs. Rohit will entertain next. A benefit card party drew over 50 guests at Mrs. Bruner’s home. D A V session and a conservation program at McKinley School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hartleip
Robert Fabel
R. W. Walker
Ruth Lumry
Walker
Miss Hartsheip
Mmes. W. P. McCormick
Daisy Cotter
Dewey Butterfield
Gordon M. Fish
Leslie Wilharm
Lea Cohrt
W. A. Dewees
Dorothy Hartlei
Mmes
J. B. Bruner
W. ©. Foster
George Scully
Isabella
Crown over Yanks 6 Pike, Others Catch String of Excuses
Open season day reports say poor fishing due to cold wind high muddy river. Crownover on Black Hawk road landed six catfish weighing five to six pounds each. Fishermen along the river, from Gilbertville to the Fourth street bridge, reported few catches and many excuses about conditions. Mushroom finders added a cheerful note amid sparse results.
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Fourth Street Bridge
William Crownover
Black Hawk Road
Black Hawk
Drink Offer to Officers Leads to Fine for Drunk Driving
Dysart man Ray Filloon pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge George J. Sager. He offered officers a drink, then, after being advised to try the judge, chose to plead guilty and was released on 200 dollar bonds. In a separate case, George Johnson of New Hartford pleaded guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and was fined 100 dollars with 50 dollars suspended.
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Hugh Crumrine
Hart Wray
Ray Filloon
Dysart
George J. Sager
Filloon
George Johnson
New Hartford
Elizabeth Kenney Named New President of State B P W
Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney, 833 Second Street West, Mutual Life Insurance district manager, was elected president of the Town Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at Fort Dodge. Her win will publish the Iowa Business Woman in Waterloo and appoint an editor and business manager from the Waterloo club. Miss Helen Swinbank became state corresponding secretary.
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Elizabeth Kenney
Second Street West
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Town Federation of Business and Professional Women's
Fort Dodge
Helen Swinbank
Waterloo Club
Waterloo
W. W. Warsaw
Mildred Gleason
J. H. Stebbins
Alice Wykofff
Anna Decker
Maude Harmon
Bess Nichols
Ada M. Adams
Kenney
Swinbank
Waterloo Way
Frances Plath
Welenara Streachan
Davenport
Waterloo men form fourth Iowa TPA delegation
Four of 17 Iowa delegates to the national Travelers Protective association convention to be held in Denver in June will be members of Post F Waterloo. The local delegates elected at Keokuk include George W. Huntley George Buchan O O Hummel and Chris R Rhode. Huntley is national president. Davenport chosen as Iowa division HQ for two years with John E Ogg Davenport president and A E Huntley Davenport secretary treasurer. Burlington to host next convention. The Waterloo delegation returned Saturday night after the noon Saturday finish. Four wives of Waterloo delegates attended as visitors. Delegates donated 100 to the Keokuk chapter Red Cross for flood relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Miners Enjoined Over 1917 Scale at Garrett Coal
Genterville Iowa May 16 The United Mine Workers of America were enjoined from interfering with miners who wish to work under the 1917 scale at the Garrett Coal company at Mystic by order of Judge E S Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genterville
United Mine Workers of America
Garrett Coal Company
Mystic
E. 8. Wells
City in brief highlights local happenings and visits
Weekend visitors from Keystone Iowa to Waterloo. Local residents leave for Chicago to join Moody Bible Institute student. Fire station captain undergoes hernia operation with good recovery. Doctors Thornton attend a physicians convention in Washington. Cemetery fence painting proceeds, railings described in detail. Will of Christ Belz leaves two thirds to wife and children via trust. Bird nests suffer heavy mortality from weekend winds. Excursion tickets sold for baseball game in Dubuque. weather limits turnout. Local tourists begin summer rates trip to western coast and other travel notes. Rummage sale and church dinner announced with prices. Boxing daylight saving time affects train schedules. reservation phone listed.
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Fairview Cemetery
Christ Belz
Cedar Talis
J. Frank Belz
Christina
Chiffon Dresses Offer Spring Color and Value
Chiffon gowns are offered to give each frock individuality and charm in leading Spring shades. Exceptional values enable affordable purchases. See them now and buy while stock remains complete.
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Shiny Skin Reduction
Women praise the MELLO-GLO powder from Paul Davis Dry Goods Co for lasting wear and a peachy complexion. It claims to reduce shine, minimize large pores, and maintain youthful skin with superior purity and quality.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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OW. J. Sut- EC
Ice
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Burdick
E.D
J. L. Buechele
Thomas Cascaden
Joe ML. Simpson
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Woman’s Organization
First Congregational Church
John Knox
Callie Wieder
Wbrarian
Ralph Hoxie
Woman's Home | Missionary Society of St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
P. m
Ralph Meyers
George Berray
Homer Jolls
T. W. Uhlenberg
J. B. Schiel
J. J. White
A.V
Memorial Ee Club
Russell
Sami Cathleen Porter
Margaret
Isabella—K
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian ¢Ehurch
Lester Miller
L. B. Club
E. J. Kluss
Black's Tearoom
Elklets
Elks Club
Moose Ted
Carol Burr
Waterloo Woman's Club
Margaret Noonan
Dorothy Holmes
Margaret Morris
Mary Kathryn Kerwin
Kathryn Bickley
Jean Stevenson
Marian Lawson
Betty Wurster
Louise Green
Marian Johnson
Maxine Mead
Jessie Wade
Rosalie Jackson
Dorothy Hartleip
Audrey Carson
Juan
Black’s Tearoom
Naneen Davis
Lelia Young
Parkersburg
Grace ‘Ullemeyer
Mildred ‘Luce
Mra. Oliver Stevenson
First Presbyterian Church
Kate Berry Reed
Spokane, Wash
Independence Avenue
Stevenson
Kappa Delta Phi
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Myrel Burk
Otto
G. Spencer
Cora Bauman
Mason City
Helen Cole
Perry
Werner Kehe
Mabel McClintock
Wayland
Denya Meyers
North Liberty
Ralph Nichols
Melvin Olson
Alta
Iowa State Teachers College
Miss Burk
Earl White
C. F. Nagle
Perkins Hospital
Miss Stevens
Robert Bickenbach
Ethel Stevens
Wallace Chesebro
Stevens
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
V.—Auxiliary
Sons of Union
May Tunis
Tda M. Trask
Bert Davis
Lillium
Grand Circle of Independence
McKinley School—Parent Teacher Association
Gilbertville
Izaak ‘Walton Leaguer
Mrs. Kenney
Buchanan
C. G. Garvin
Keystone
C. J. Sponheim
South Street
W. L. Currier
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Lew Armstrong
Central Fire Station
Presbyttrian Hospital
Mra. T. F. Thornton
Washington, D. C
Dubuque
Ilinois
Harry ©. Barton
First Street West
Western Coast
Rock Island
St. Paul
Vancouver
British Columbia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
8. L. Patterson
Great Western
August P. Curtiss
Norfolk
Daniel & Nauman Co
M. E
Chicago Great Western
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fonda Mae
Hecker - H-O Company, Inc
Special Mail Order Department
Ellen J. Buckland
KOTEX
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Book OF Fashions
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