Erratic Society Notices From Old Paper
Fragmentary society notice appears with contact details 3330 and S497 Black. reads that items for the department must be in by 9 a.m. Includes undefined terms and seems scraped from a larger social column.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
10
Fragmentary society notice appears with contact details 3330 and S497 Black. reads that items for the department must be in by 9 a.m. Includes undefined terms and seems scraped from a larger social column.
Thursday morning and afternoon social calendar items include breakfast for Mrs. M S Kimmel at the home of Mrs G J Bennett. Harmony club Philates club W W Merarlane. U meeting at Mrs F J Eightey. Linger Longer club Mrs Charles Drake. Thursday Bridge at Mrs W R Law and Mrs Walter Dotson. Princess club Mrs Fannie Brown 310 Town. Select Six club Mrs F Lynch. Young Mothers club Mrs J J Miller. St Marys Sewing circle at St Marys auditorium. Coterie club Mrs Philip Pint. Esnesnon club Mrs Nick Philips 611 Nevada. Meum et Tuum club Mrs George Logsdon. New Century club Mrs H H Koeneke. 1 FE F club Mrs George Dambaugh. Helen Gould auxiliary thimble bee Mrs A J Artus 424 Clay street. St Margarets guild hostesses Mrs Knapp and Yearsley in St Marks church guild room. Thursday evening Our Lady of Victory Alumpi card party at O L V auditorium.
Mrs Titta Haley leaves for New York while W W McFarlane sails to Rochester for the Presbyterian assembly. Waterloo mothers and clubs plan events as Miss Edith Lowney heads to Minneapolis for a house party. J J Jones returns with bride Lucille Johnson after a cross country trip. Various teas, luncheons, and society gatherings across Waterloo showcase community ties and upcoming celebrations.
An advertisement touts Allen's Cough Balsam as fifty years trusted for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and throat troubles. The copy urges buying a bottle at 25 cents with a family drugstore sale and mentions a 54.00 fee.
The Evening Courier advertises up to date pattern designs with a coupon to fashion department in Waterloo. Each pattern costs 19 cents and orders are filled promptly with delivery expected within ten days after sending the order.
Women with female illnesses are invited to write to the One Woman's Private Correspondence Department at Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are opened and answered by a woman in strict confidence. No testimonials are published without consent.
At the eleventh biennial convention in Iowa City Mrs. Benjamin B. Clark of Red Oak urged homemaking as a life prolonging skill and proposed a homemakers contest among states with a bread-making prize for Iowa. Other officers were introduced and welcome addresses given as the four day gathering began.
Cold conditions linger across the country with three nights of below frost, light garden damage mainly to tender growths, fruit crops likely spared. Furnace fires rise to winter levels, snow reported in mountains and Dakotas, and light rain across Michigan Missouri Indiana and Ohio.
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