Summer club opens with dinner dance and bridge events
A city society club gears its summer season as a central meeting point for socializing and entertainment. Arrangements for a formal opening dinner and dance on May 26 are led by the women’s entertainment committee. The clubhouse will then host daily meals, special parties, and a rotating slate of bridge games with luncheon preps and advance reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes. 'C
N. Shane
Raymond Folk
Gis Greeley
Charles
Knapp
Roy
G. Smock
Swomen’s. ‘Bridge
Smock
Will Bergiven
Nelson
James Parrott
Frank Collard
Club Notes and Social Bridge Summary
The Fragmented report notes a club gathering at Mrs Crowther’s home with assistants Mrs Palmer and others. Prize winners included Mrs Melas and Miss Martha McKellar. decorations featured tulips. The Forget-Me-Not and Bridge clubs met with prizes awarded to several members including Mrs Peterson and Mr Ritze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ild Rose Club
We Crowther
Palmer
Savas
Will Davis
M. F. ‘Peterson
William Alderman
John. Ritze
Davis
Avith
Mmes
Pearl Sollis
Otto Obele
F. L. Wirick
Sioux City
Beeied Temple and Lodge Events Schedule Card
A compact notice lists a Beeied Temple and Rebekah lodge at Black Hawk LO. O. F. hall and a Sacred Heart hall dance. A Brotherhood event occurs at Graves Memorial V. B. church, outlining locations and venues for community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk LO. O. F. Hall
Sacred Heart Hall
Glee Club Presents A Hot Day at YWCA
First Lutheran Girls Glee club stages its annual spring entertainment at 6:15 p m today in the Y W C A recreation room. The program features song selections, special music by Amelia Hit zer Leta Mahoney Elizabeth Foster Arvilla Young and others, and a two act comedy A Hot Day with listed characters and scenes at a fashionable country club setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Girls Glee Club
The
Bells’ Glee Club
Amelia Hitzer
Leta Mahoney
Elizabeth Foster
Arvilla Young
Alice Crist
May
Lucy
Helen Williams
Doretta Walters
Travis
Louise Hitzer
Amy Travis
Frieda Krueger
Inez Travis
Fuller
Ruth Jago
Richard Fuller
Alma Noitger
Philip Pemberton
Evelyn Schrader
Sam Powers
Hilda Krienke
Olga Samaroff
Margaret Calleas
Miura
Loretta
Bueh
Tiano
ByrDella Sankey
Miss Weishaar Wins Grinnell Steiner Contest Award
Miss Margaret Weishaar daughter of Mrs A and Weishaar 312 South street won first place in the short story division of Grinnell colleges Henry York Steiner memorial contest Her story The Word of a Whitaker appeared in The Tanager college magazine She also placed second in the sketch or article group with The Iowa Manor She is active on the Scarlet and Black staff editor of The Tanager and contributor to The Maltenser and The Cyclone during her freshman and sophomore years More than 60 women attended a benefit card party hosted by G I A for B of L at Mrs Hattie McCormick home poster Names Peters Kinney Litchfield Phennicie received favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weishaar
A. &. Weishaar
South Street
Henry York’ Steiner
Grinnell College
A Whitaker
Tanager
Edward’ Steiner
Grinnell
Weishaar
Iowa Manor
Henry York Steiner
Hattie” McCormick
B. of
Ethiopia at the Bar of Justice church pageant
A colored congregation plans an 8 p m Monday pageant at First Methodist Episcopal church to benefit home missions. A colored quartet will sing. First Dutheyan Missionary Society met with 41 members and eight guests, did quilting, and planned a June supper. Central Christian Church Aid Division 1 met at Mrs. Ruggles home with 12 members and two guests, reviewing year receipts of 176.22 and scheduling a meeting in two weeks led by Miss Wannamaker.
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Ethiopia
Bar of Justice
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Home Missions
Dutheyan
Central ’ Christian Church Aid Society
O. F. Ruggles
Clara Waterbury
Addie Henry
Mabel Wannamaker
I. L. Tanner
Sion
Hadassah
David Siegel
Hadassah ‘Society
Bishop's Cafeteria
Jacob Cohen
Flist M. E
Hints in beauty care Pink nails fashion cue
Reader letters discuss pink nails as the current fashion with bright gloss and marcelled hair. Advice covers nail tints, enamels, quick drying polishes, and temporary stains while urging natural look and warning against overdoing artificiality. A reader asks about scar treatment and weight loss drugs, with tips on skin care using dandelion tea.
Martha Hermann Hosts Shower for Marian Shauger
Miss Marian Shauger’s upcoming June 9 marriage to Herbert Britzmann prompted a miscellaneous shower at Martha Hermann’s home. Guests included Mrs. Leonard Britzman, Ray Tiller, George Koniesek, R. T. Spain, Laura Shauger, Helen Britzman, Edna Mohr, Laura Madsen, Clara Norby, Margaret Mastain, Emma Krumweide, Frankie Coleman, and the bride-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hermann
Marian Shauger
Herbert Britzmann
Charles Hormann
W.H. Schoen
Mmes
Leonard Britzman
Ray Tiller
George Konicek
la Porte City
R. T. Spain
Conrad
Laura Shauger
Helen Britzman
Edna Mohr
Laura Madsen
Clara Norby
Margaret Mastain
Emma Krumweide
Frankie Coleman
June 18 Date for Ostergaard Debe Marriage Service
Announcement last evening at a miscellaneous shower revealed the marriage of Miss Winifred Ostergaard to Dr. Fred R. Debe. The event will occur June 18 at the Ostergaard home with plans noting out-of-town guests and a cookbook gift theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ostergaard
N. N. Ostergaard
Main Street
Cedar Falls
Fred R. Debe
W. EE. Debe
Kingsley Avenue
Waterloo
Marcella Ostergaard
Mildred Babbitt
Ostergaard
Marvel Hyndes
Mason City
Man Just Released From Asylum Wanders Waterloo Seeking Girl
A. A. Theodore of Buena Vista Colorado was arrested by Chief Charles Mohlis after wandering aimlessly around the Lafayette building claiming God sent him to Waterloo to stay with a girl. Theodore said he had just been released from the state insane hospital at Pueblo after several months confinement. Police notified Colorado authorities to confirm his status.
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Waterloo
Theodore
Buena Vista
Colo
Charles Mohlis
Lafayette
State Insane Hospital
Pueblo
Colorado
Theodoro
Tilden Beats La Coste in Franco-American Tie
In St. Cloud France on May 20 Big Bill Tilden defeated Rene La Coste in straight sets, marking the first real rung in his comeback during the Franco-American team matches.
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de Francais
St. Cloud
France
Bill Tilden
Rene la Coste
Iowa Roads and Weather at 10 A.M.
Des Moines reports fair and cloudy conditions while Clinton shows drying with cloudy skies. Davenport offers good to partly cloudy, Mason City mud, Ft. Dodge damp and raining, and Keokuk unsettled with good yet soft spots. Cedar Rapids reports muddy rough roads, Council Bluffs muddy and rainy, Marshalltown gravel and dirt fair but dry, and Town City cool and fair. Detours and passable routes noted around Waterloo and other corridors with a mix of rough and good sections on highways 11 59 20.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Clinton
Davenport
Mason City
Ft. Dodge
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
Town City
Creston
Masestine
Dubuque
Waterloo
Waverly
Horton
Plainfield
Nashua
Charles City
Oelwein
Tama
Peep Show Pictures Still Profit in Penny Arcades
Hollywood, May 20. Walter Hiers is pictured in a one cent peep show view for a strip production. Harry Blanc runs a Hollywood plant producing up to 500 tiny stereoscopic pictures yearly for penny arcades. He employs two or three actors at $7.50 to $10 a day and creates rapid series of short films shown in peep show devices. These are not true motion pictures but mimic movement through a Kinematoscope style mechanism. Demand has surged 500 percent since 1917, with Westerns and broad comedies dominating the slate while educational subjects underperformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hiers
Hollywood
Cal
Harry Blanc
Blanc
Oil Painting On Court Record In Griffin Heir Battle
In Spencer Iowa a large oil painting of Elsie Edwards a Chicago schoolteacher appears in court as part of the fight over the $600000 Griffin estate. The painting shown by Elsie Edwards and identified by E G Morgan ties to a claim she is the heir at law. Attorney Leroy A Rader travels to Manchester to gather testimony from Mary Griffin niece and potential beneficiary.
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Spencer
Elsie Edwards
Chicago
Annie Edwards
Elsie
Edwards
E. G. Morgan
Griffin
Manchester
Leroy A. Rader
H. J. Buck
Mary Griffin
Miss Griffin
Miss Edwards
Grimwood Chosen to Deliver Waterloo Memorial Address
E A Grimwood of Oxford Junction state representative from Jones county has accepted invitation to speak at Memorial day in Waterloo on Monday May 30. He is a former grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in Town and has served several terms in the legislature. Memorial day exercises will be held at the Waterloo theatre at 2 p m with a committee meeting Monday night in Memorial hall to approve cemetery and theatre programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Jones County
Waterloo
Grimwood
Knights of Pythias
Memorial Hall
T. F. Shannon
MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder Ad
An advertisement for MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder by Paul Davis Dry Goods Co promising long wear anti shine and a peachy color effect.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
D C Annual Picnic at Waverly July 4
The Iowa Minnesota division of Hiineis Central will hold its annual employee picnic at Waverly on July 4 in partnership with the Bremer County Farm Bureau. Fred Seidler chairs the general committee. The event, announced today after last night’s committee meeting, typically draws about 20 000 attendees from Iowa and Minnesota.
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Hiineis Central
Iowa-Minnesota
Waverly
Bremer County
Waterlo o Evening Couriers Patterns
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Congregational delegates depart for national council
Rev J Richmond Morgan Rev A A Moore and Rev William Hardcaster plus lay delegates will travel Tuesday to Omaha for the National Council of Congregational Churches in the United States meeting May 25 to June 1. Over 2000 pastors officials and lay leaders from all states and many nations expected. theme The Pilgrim Spirit in the Awakening World with issues including merger of mission boards and topics on men s work international relations education social conditions and foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
A. A. Moore
Union Congregational Church
William Hardcaster
Plymouth Church
Omaha
National Council of Congregational Churches
United States
State Conference of Congregational
Waterloo
Morgan
Hardcastle
F. L. Guyer
Leo Brooks
City in Brief items span social visits and local events
A collection of brief items notes Mrs F D Lucas visiting in Oklahoma City, Hope Martin’s fishing trip in Minnesota, church plans for a Sunday school annex, a divorce suit by Ralph Kuriger, Mrs Thomas Flynn’s Wichita visit and Denver summer plans, Hilda Roeker’s pedestrian injury, infantile paralysis query about the Dunnwald child, Meher freight rate talk, a $30,000 Delhi High School bond approval, W Tannreuther’s Delhi schools post, George S Myers visiting Waterloo, bake and rummage sales, Chicago Great Western daylight time note, and a pageant at First M E church May 23 to aid home missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
J. C. Ralston
W. O. Tannreuther
Orange Township
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St. John’s Sewing ‘Circle
Lottie Flick
E. J. Gille
F.d.Herman
M. H. Delagardel
J. ‘Ry Sims
J.F. Murphy
Paul Penne
Clifford McCraney
Elizabeth’ McGrath
Ray Scribner
Varnon Brandes
H. Cc. Brandes
R. F. . Bartz
Miller
P. T.jones
Willian Stover
O. M. Bot
Schultz
Benson
Haste Freimenits
Irving Ryan
George ‘Venter
As. M. “Bridge Club
Thomas Landers
WeeNichols
J. Je Ohearn
Phil ‘Lucas
Plouight
Glee Club
Miss Weishaar
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Cialist
M. A
Advica
M. E. AB
Ostergaard-Debe
Miss Hartleip
Cora Hartleip
Robert A. Faber
Black’s Tearoom
Hartlelp
Ann Mixdorf
Bernice Donohue
Ann Blopton
Genevieve Walker
Margarett Gage
Mayme ‘Hickey
Ruth Mackamnan
Lilian Kline
Irene McCormick
Baptista Casey
Arlene Lucas
Esther Smith
Marian Gates
Ann Winter
Coral Shining
Agnés Brennan
Gladys Kloster
Florence Nissius
Alice Icine
Bessie Daniels
Devena Peverill
Delia Rosgen
Josephine Robertson
K. of P. Hall
Asylum
Tilden
Iowa
C. BE. Wade Werner
Harry Blang
Beauty
Elzer’ Furniture Gt Commercial
D.C
Buchanan
F. D. Lucas
Oklahoma City
Edmund Acaarath
Hope Martin
Minneapolis
Minnesota
A. Raymond Grant
First Methodist Church
Nashua, Ja
John G. Ralston
Helen
Ralph Kuriger
Muscatine, Ia
Thomas Flynn
Lafayette Street
Wichita
Kan
Gertrude
Denver
Hilda Roeker
Reed Street
O. W. Crandall
Columbia Street
Logan Avenue
Chestnut Street
William
Mrs. Lawrence
J. Dunnwald
Cora M., Dunnwald
Jefferson Street
Meher
Iee
Maurice Welsh
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
George S. Myers
Los Angeles
J. S. Parrott
Harry 0. Parsons
Illinois Central
California
Paul Davis
Christ Episcopal Parish House
East Fourth
Western
Larrez Corp
Larvex Corporation
Park Ave
New York
N. Y
Moth
Maire
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