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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
12
Four attractive parasol designs are showcased, including figured foulard, a hat model brim, checked silk with plain border, and a green silk three frill parasol signaling ruffles. Text notes sewing time for society.
Local society page lists church events and club meetings for Linden and Walnut areas, including Mrs Burgess class party and thimble bee. Denver wedding of John Timion and Dora Bolte follows with reception details and guests. Also reports on Fow ler Sylvester marriage in Greene and various bridge and social gatherings.
A group of twenty ladies surprised Mrs Charles Wills at her Franklin street home. Lilian Anderson played piano. Mrs Nicholas sang. Mrs Wills received a silver berry spoon. Refreshments served by Mrs John McNamara Mrs Lighty and Mrs Holbrook.
To obtain up-to-date courier patterns, fill the coupon and send it to the fashion department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Enclose 10 cents for each pattern. patterns include seam allowances. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should reach buyers within ten days after sending.
ABusiness story illustrates how a favored clerk’s rise hinges on the trust of a senior patron and how backbiting destroys Shielded by a European tour the young man is suddenly discharged after his covert plots become known. The tale ends with a Dutch proverb about slander harming the slanderer and a nod to the fifteenth psalm.
A 20th century businessman echoes King David praising restrained speech. The piece argues backbiting is unhonorable and unprofitable, noting occasions when honor and expediency align against gossip and sharp tongues.
The Majestic presents Merry Mary a three day engagement led by Larry Shannon. Bobby Vail Franklin Fox and Thomas Herne assist in the musical with Harriet Lee Inez Girard Helen Wilson and a large chorus among the notable women helpers. Boyle Woolfolk sponsors the show which closes Saturday night to make way for Running for Congress starting Sunday afternoon.
Cedar Rapids Gazette highlights Mrs Julian Richards of Waterloo attending the tenth biennial convention of the Woman's clubs. She spoke on Civil Service and Social Reform and is described as Club Woman Is Writer. Richards held multiple offices and contributed to state and national organizations including P H E O, D A R, and the Watersjo Evening Courier. Walnut Street team defeats First Presbyterian 6 to 2 in Cedar River park league game as Grace M E B tied for first place. Mrs Emma Jervis visits Cedar Falls parents.
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