Famous Fabricator rehearsed for final West High show
Society notes describe rehearsals for The Famous Fabricator at West High Auditorium. Florence Jay Knox wrote and directs the play with Miss Jean Birdsell in the lead and Ralph Sarff supporting. Waterlog Woman's Club Orchestra provides overture. ushers from Suntor Auxiliary will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabricator
West High Auditorium
Florence Jay Knox
Waterloon Woman's Club
Spa
Fts
Jean
Birdsell
Fabricater
Ralph Sarff
Knox
Kathryn Grosby
Alfred Langler
Hager Birdsall
J. H. Butts
William Hooecher
Glenn Beers
Waterlog Woman's Club Orchera
Dateen Arts
Herbert F. Marshall
the Suntor
Fine Arts
Leland Olark Leeper
Betrothal of Ruth Worley and Albert Scholin announced
Miss Ruth Worley and Albert Scholin announced their betrothal last evening during a dinner hosted for Whittier teachers. Mrs. J. B. Davis will host a Saturday evening shower with the First M. E. choir toasts, while Miss Worley’s hosting family and relatives assisted with decor and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Worley
Albert Scholin
Whittier Echogs
J. B. Davis
First M. E. Choir
Miss Worley
Bridgetech
J.A. Worley
Roberta
Onea Worter
Delegation to Represent City at B P W Assembly
About 26 members of the Business Professional Women's club will represent Waterloo at the state convention in Mason City tomorrow and Saturday. Delegates will invite the federation to Whitertoo for the 1924 convention. A banquet in the Wedgewood room at Hotel Hanford with Mrs. Lena Laka Forrest as speaker anchors the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Federation
Marshalltown
Wedgewood
Hanford MacNider
Lena Laka Forrest
Detroit
Mich
Spreaker
W. D
Ives
Plate
Nations Vlee
Waterloo Club Orchestra
Agnes Thompson
Slice Wikoff
Elizabeth Kenney
Mary Silverstrom
Keokuk
Will Prasida
Esther Rawson
Ames
Edith Odie
Spencer
the Business Woman
B.& P. W. Club
Waterloo
Mary Horner
Alice Wykoff
L. C. Hemsworth
Prospect Hills
A. T. Petersen
J. KH. Ridenour
Jean Birdgail
Addella Boles
Hazel Scott
Sunnyside Country Club
Blanche Wingate
Des Moines
Sacred Heart Juniors Host Banquet for Seniors at Black’s
Sacred Heart Junior Class will entertain the senior class at a banquet in Black's tearoom, followed by a reception in the school auditorium with Towan orchestra. Chaperons are Dr. and Mrs. Thornton and Dr. and Mrs. Gogerty. The Dancing Club hosts an 2 dance at I. O. O. F. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School
Black
Towan
T. F. Thornton
J. A. Gogerty
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Happiness as Help
A Ruth Cameron essay praises women who contribute by being happy. It describes a married, childless woman who, though socially passive, uplifts her husband and others through vigor, good humor, and cheerful energy. The piece argues happiness can serve as a social force and deserves recognition alongside active service.
Beauty Recipes And Tips From Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes presents a selection of beauty formulas from a historic book. The notes include Frangipani Sachet Powder and MiK of Roses for skin care, plus hair and other cosmetic guidance. The piece references eighteenth century fashions and practical homemade preparations for personal use.
Double Anniversary Observed by Spanish War Vets and Wives
The twenty fourth anniversary of the return of Waterloo soldiers from the Spanish American War was celebrated at Memorial hall by Ida Wiley camp and Helen Gould auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gary were honored at a dinner where he, a Waterloo unit lieutenant, and she were married on the unit’s return. About 60 veterans and wives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ida Wiley Camp
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
J. A. Gary
W. A. Burton
Gary
Co. B. Forty-ninth Lons Infantry
Leutenant
Understanding Wood Types for Household Goods
A shopper guide to wood classes in house furnishings. It explains hard versus soft woods, how properties like hardness, lightness, and resilience affect items such as ironing boards, chopping bowls, and utensils. Examples include oak, beech, walnut, basswood, and hickory with their best uses.
Edison PTA Set to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Edison P T A plans its annual meeting in the building Friday at 3 p.m. Police matron Mrs. F C Sage will address the gathering. officers will be elected. A fridge party hosted by Mrs W C White drew 12 guests with prizes awarded to Mrs Norman Bell and Mrs Elis. Sturnett's quartet will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier P.T. A
District Organization of Parents and
Whittier School
Fred C. Sage
Naneen Davis
Edison P.T. A
F.C. Sage
Edison Parent Teacher Association
Church groups stage plays and meetings across town
East Park Presbyterian plans Hoy Dayton Up-to-Date at Northminster Friday. The Goose Creek Line will be presented with readings and music by United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid. Various church circles and societies held meetings, devotionals, and programs including mission talks, piano numbers, and needlework sessions across multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park Presbyterian Players
Dayton
First Presbyterian
Northminster Auditorium
Goose Creek
United Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
Katherine Marshall
Grace M. B. Ladies
Ald Society
W. 8. Small
Will A. Lane
Beatrice Allen
Sanes
Philo
Margaret Hull
Martge Hosteter
Lucile Cutler
Co. W. Brayton
Club Notes on 500 at Mrs Charles Parker’s
The L. B. P. club played 500 at the flame of Mrs Charles Parker last evening. Miss Kathryn Herman and Mrs Frank Vallentina were prize winners. Refreshments were served by the hostess to conclude the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Congregation
Myrtle Robbins
Bernice Berg
Lila Redmond
N. W. Entwisle
RE. L. BP. Club
Charles Parker
Kathryn Herman
Frank Vallentina
Clerk Revises City Records and Filing System
Charles MacKay introduces a major revamp of city records storage to reduce congestion. A steel desk replaces the rolltop in his office, more tables added, vaults overhauled, older files moved to a basement storage area, and shelving requested. Ballots from the last municipal election are sealed and stored per law for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MacKay
City in Brief Local notes from St Paul and surrounding areas
Mrs L F Anderson returns to St Paul from visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J Bassarear at 721 Seventh Street West. Miss Margaret Muustain, nurse, will live with Miss Myrtle Crane Brown Apartments. An auto driven by Ola Madson collided with a Linden Avenue streetcar causing automobile damage. Mildred Bunn elected music and penmanship supervisor for Gilman Iowa schools next year. A tool chest owned by H Wy Carter was broken into and stolen from 700 Kingsley Avenue. police notified. Mra George Gilpatrick returns from hospital improved. Burning rags caused slight damage at 1927 Franklin Street. firemen used chemicals. Heat touring car with Dubuque County license brought to police HQ for ownership inquiry. Diphtheria and scarlet fever quarantines issued for local residents. Nine new measles cases reported. Five dope addicts escaped from Independence State Hospital. Ralph B Slippy and H R Plowman visited Cedar Rapids river walls for plans. Rummage sale at First Presbyterian Church Friday at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Madson
Lafavatts Street
Linden Avenua
Mildred Bunn
Denver Street
Teachers College
Gilman
H. Wy. Carter
Irving Street
Kingsley Avenue
T. B. Gilpatrick
Marion
St. Francis Hospital
George Gilpatrick
M. E. Carr
Franklin Street
James Campbell
Cherry Street
Willard Smith
Fromerloo
State Hospital
Independence
Ralph B. Slippy
H. R. Plowman
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Street Bridge
First Presbyterian Church
New East Grade Teachers Announced For Fall
CG. W. Kline, superintendent of east schools, lists new teachers for fall at east grade and junior high. Names include Pearl Crisman, Mary Cathcart, Mary Gilchrist, Clara Cross, Arlena Denton, and others from Cedar Falls to Ottumwa. Several staff additions and sewing and cooking classes planned. long list of tenured teachers not retiring next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. W. Kline
East Schools
Pearl Crisman
Misa Mary Cathcart
Misa Mary Gilchrist
Clara Cross
Arlena Denton
Lowa State ‘Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Lisa Marjorie Patterson
Waterloo
Dysart
Fern Dick
Algona
Doris Ah
Harriet Beavers
Signe Freeburg
Bessia Meek
Vera Wintersud
Oral Painter
Mattie Tinnett
Hlennor Keyes
M. V. Shorea
N. B. Maetain
The Laws of the Land Explored by Uncle Harry
Uncle Harry explains to Jimmy why law books differ from actual laws. He notes each state plus federal laws, the shift from personal vengeance to court disputes, and the evolution from ancient self law to organized society with established statutes. The dialogue frames law history and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Uncle Barry
Helen
Uncle Harry
Harry
United States
Simplifying a Massive Body of American Legal Opinions
The American Law Institute, formed by lawyers and judges, will study and restate vast legal opinions with a $1,075,000 Carnegie gift. The project aims to clarify thousands of laws and hundreds of thousands of judicial opinions without changing actual statutes or enacted laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Law Institute
Carnegie Corporation
Congress
Fruits Endangered as Mercury Drops
A sharp drop in the government thermometer brought temperatures near freezing risking frost for fruit trees and galden products. The low reached 33 degrees above freezing, but a casual survey found no visible damage. Yesterday was cool and clear with a high near 69 degrees, and seven tenths of an inch of rain fell Monday and Tuesday. More rain and unsettled, colder weather are forecast tonight or tomorrow.
Missionary Mary Pratt Returns After Fifty Years in India
Miss Mary Pratt, once a Waterloo teacher, arrives in Waterloo Friday after 50 years as a missionary in India. Landing in Boston after six weeks at sea from Ambala, she has not visited since 11 years. She will stay with Mrs. Jaume Black and may spend the rest of her life nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pratt
Waterloo
India
Waterloog
Boston
Ambala
America
Jaume Black
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Society News
Mra
A. R. Harris
B. P. W. Assembly
Uniiversal
Hau
Ruth Cameron
Cote Bar Natu
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ean de Cologne
Fastern Star
Black's Tearoom
J. R. Reetor
Nellie Welker
Jeanetts Chickering
Mildred Roctor
Hertha Chickering
Copenhagen
N. C
Becker
Eastern Star
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Arthur Fowler
Roy Smock
Mmes
C. T. Alford
J.B. O'Keefe
C. J. Rudolph
Roy Bryant
Harry Brown
Lore Alford, Jr
Mae Wangler
Albert Greeley
Fred McGlain
Helen McSweeney
Edison School
Byrnes Park
Edna Lick
Fraternal Aid Union
S. L. Kern
Whoa
California
Queen Lodge
Moose Hall
Lincoln Circle
Castle Hill
Julia Thrower
B. Peek
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Sturnett
Tnerumedial Quartet
Church News
C. W. Kline
Moon
James Black
Roy Graham
Cadar Heights
P. EB. Ritz
Davi Stevenson
John Laffring
T. L. Tollefson
Sam Pinkerton
F. J. Lee
BE. J. Turnbull
First Congregational Women's Organization
A. Cobb
Mary Davis
Madame Buttery
E. G. Leffler
Upper Iowa Missionary Society
Home Mission
M. E
Iowa City
J. B. Johnson
Will Puterbaugh
H. W. Dallman
Leifer
F. A. Becker
Lartes’ Aid Society
Henry Glas
Foreign Missionary Society
J. P. Jones
Philomel Chorus
West High
Walnut Street Baptist Young People's Union
Ee Buchanan
L. F. Anderson
St. Paul
J. Bassarear
Seventh Street
Margaret Muustain
Presbyterian Hospital
Myrtle Crane
Brown Apartments
Buchanan ¥. M
A. Bldg
Rani Eti
Niuries
Frank Toy
Vay
Frank
Elia
Nisgara Fells
N.Y
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