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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1927

Page

11

Mrs Warren S Thummel Visits Waterloo Society Circles

Mrs Warren S Thummel of New York arrives in Waterloo for a social visit staying with Mrs F W Robertson at 1150 Independence Avenue. A former Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs president, she attends events with past presidents and is hosted by the M B club led by Mrs H M Reed, with many society guests noted.

Warren S. Thummel New York Julian W. Richards Waterloo F. W. Robertson Independence Avenue Thummel Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Davenport BE. L. Johnson Federation Richards Elks Club Courier H. M. Reed Third Street East M. B. Club Mmes. C. QO. Balliett A. M. Place W. E. Schollian J. W. Krapfel George W. Dawson Mary Leonard H. B. Lichty H. B. Cropper H. C. Orrick Nettie Pine Reed Robertson

Dinner Party Honors Miss Frances Cimmi gotti on eve of June wedding

Mrs. John Demuth of 104 Locust Street hosted eight girls for a three course dinner at 5 30 p m. The table centerpiece used pink tulips and ferns with pink streamers and tulle bows in the bride elects colors rink green and yellow. Guests included Della Tritz Bernice Simons Leona Kies Magdaline Lutgen Agnes Trainor Mabel Kies Grace Simons and Agatha Cimmi yoti assisted in serving. Music followed an informal evening.

Frances Cimmigotti John Demuth Locust Street Misses Della Tritz Bernice Simons Leona Kies Magdaline Lutgen Agnes Trainor Mabel Kies Grace Simons Demuth Agatha Cimmlyoiti

Grand President of Auxiliary to Be Given Banquet

Sunshine lodge auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will host a 2 pm meeting at Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs. Clara Bradley of Columbus Ohio, grand president, will preside, arriving from a state meeting in Council Bluffs. Dinner at 6:30 pm in Black's tearoom for train men and wives. reservations by noon Thursday with listed officers.

Sunshine Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Knights of Columbus Clara Bradley Columbus Council Bluffs Black’s A. J. Haskin W. L. Fox

Star Rebekah Club meeting postponed to May 31

The Star Rebekah club postpones its meeting from tomorrow to May 31 with Mrs. J A Munson hosting. Fidelity circle plans all day Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C H Abbs.

Star Rebekah Club J. A. Munson

Local Club Listings and Meetings Schedule

Chapter FE P E O Mrs George E Lichty and Chapter 7 P BE O Mrs H B Lichty listed. Natural Music club meets at Walnut Street Baptist and First Presbyterian churches. Phi Sigma Chi dance at Electric Park. City Federation of Women s Clubs meets at B and P W clubrooms. Tuesday Afternoon group W C T A meets at Willard Hall. J D club with Mrs J BE Black. Tuesday Luncheon club with Mrs George Peck. Tuesday Evening P T A meets at Alcott School.

George E. Lichty P. BE. O H. B. Lichty Walnut Street Baptist First Presbyterian Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity Electric Park City Federation of Women’s Clubs P. W Willard Hall J. D J. BE. Black George Peck P.T. A Alcott School

Gladys Misner and Francis Tow United in Marriage

Gladys Misner daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Misner 204 Moir Street was married at 8 pm Saturday at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua to Francis Tow of Marshalltown Reverend J L McCorrison Jr pastor of the church read the service Miss Bernice Palmer Cedar Falls and Arthur Misner brother of the bride were the attendants Both bride and bridesmaid wore tailored suits white hats and corsages of roses and lilies of the valley Mrs Tow attended West High school and for three years has been with Colonial Beauty shop Cedar Falls Her husband works with Western Grocery company of Marshalltown They will be at home after the middle of the week in Cedar Rapids where Mr Tow is temporarily employed.

Misa Gladys Misner R. J. Misner Moir Street Little Brown the Vale Nashua Francis Tow Marshalltown J. L. McCorrison, Jr Bernice Palmer Cedar Falls Arthur Misner Mrs. Tow West High School Western Grocery Company Bride Ames Cedar Rapids Mr. Tow

Hette Saylor to Wed South Dakota Man Next Month

Hette Saylor, of 1021 Wellington street, will marry Will H. Gange of Beresford South Dakota late in June. A party hosted by Mrs. Charles Trainor featured lilies and snowballs with pink rosebuds favors for guests. The bride elect is a stenographer for Associated Manufacturers. Gange is a traveling salesman with headquarters at Beresford.

Hette Saylor South Dakota Charles Trainor Wellington Street Will H. Gange Beresford Associated Manufacturers Company Mr. Gange

Hartleip Fabel nuptials at Westminster church

Miss Cora Adelyn Hartleip daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Hartleip 863 Fourth Street West became the bride of Robert A Fabel Cedar Rapids son of Mr and Mrs Fred Fabel St Louis Mo at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Dr William P McCormick performed the ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives. Flor ence Nichols Des Moines an intimate friend was the only out of osquest. They will be at home after July 1 at 1951 C Avenue Cedar Rapids.

Cora Adelyn Hartleip J. A. Hartleip Fourth Street Robert A. Fabel Cedar Rapids Fred Fabel St. Louis Westminster Presbyterian Church William P. McCormick Florence Nichols Des Moines

Various Local News Bits From Waterloo Area

A Waterloo area news roundup reports arrests and bond details, travel for a preinventory sale, health updates after mastoid surgery, medical convention travel by Dr. T F Thornton and family, and visits by locals. Also noted are a Y M C A event for G A R members, a birthday gathering for Mrs. Campagna, elections for state Foresters delegates, a rail supervisor’s address on law enforcement, and a minor car collision on Fourth Street Bridge injuring Mrs. Ruth Kittrell.

Ruth E. Kittrell Riehl Street Lowell Squires Riehl Mra. E.R. Jennens Jefferson Street Fourth Street Bridge

Deborah Society Meets All Day at First M. E. Church

The Deborah society of the First M. E. Church will meet all day Wednesday in the church parlors with a picnic lunch at noon. Members should come prepared to quilt and tie comforters. Hostesses include Mrs. Lydia Puterbaugh, George Platt, Thomas Reaney, W. J. Richerson, and E. A. Smith.

Deborah Society First M. E. Church Mies Lydia Puterbaugh George Platt Thomas Reaney W. J. Richerson E. A. Smith

Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes Back View

Study the back view of your head neck and shoulders with a large mirror. Hair shapes can flatter or hide figure features. a fluffy bob, pointed back, or shingle can alter perceived neck length and bustiness. Color suggestions for Lenore include greens browns bronzy shades jade and black velvet enhancing overall appearance.

Lenore

Doctor Macartney Closes 13 Year Waterloo Ministry

Doctor John Robertson Macartney closed a 13 year pastorate at First Presbyterian Church with a benediction and sermon on Romans eight. He urged care for church leadership and spoke of family, motherhood, fatherhood, and the joy of life’s autumn. He announced plans to visit Waterloo in fall and to preach in Pittsburgh in his brother’s pulpit before starting a new pastorate in Los Angeles, weather permitting.

John Robertson Macartney First Presbyterian Church Chicago Denver Macartney Waterloo Pittsburgh Clarence E. Macartney Helen Dena Olsen Los Angeles Cal

St Marys Dominates May Fete Relay Honors

St Marys girls sweep the relay events at the May fete at the Forum. The St Marys first team won both the girls relay and the girls shuttle relay, with the W C A team taking second in both races. A second St Marys team claimed third in the shuttle, and West High girls led a reed drill while St Marys pupils performed folk dances. Several hundred attended the program, followed by a social at Dorothy and Ila Bond’s home featuring Bes sie and Vera Bond and others.

St. Mary's Forum Waterloo Playground Commission St. Mary’s West High School

Brothers reunite after 18 years in Eagle township

John J. Pieres of 1312 Fourth Street West visits Dunkirk, New York brother J W Pieres after 35 years apart. Their last meeting was in 1892 in Eagle township. J W, a Brooks Locomotive Works foreman, traveled from Dunkirk to surprise him. a daughter’s letter helped arrange the reunion. Nicholas and two sisters live nearby.

John J. Pieres Fourth Street J. W. Pieres Dunkirk N. Y Matthew Michael Eagle Township John J J. W Pleres J. J. Pleres John Brooks Locomotive Works Nicholas Ilves Canby Minn

Gates Park Civic Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow

The Gates Park Civic Club will convene at 2 p m tomorrow in the park to discuss important business. If rain prevents, the meeting moves to president Mrs Edward May at 2141 Fourth Street East.

Gates Park

Water loo Evening Courier Patterns Availability

To obtain up to date accompanying design patterns send pattern, 15 cents each, to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns allow seams and orders filled promptly. delivery expected about 10 days after sending.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Kotex: Hygienic Modern Underwear For Women

Hygienic shifts replace old methods with Kotex as the new absorption solution for women. Advertises comfort, lack of laundry, odor control, and long wear, claiming eight in ten women adopt the method.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Thummel Cimmigotti Fidelity Circle C. H. Abbs Gladys Misner Bernadette Tressa Trainor Saylor Dorothy Bondurant Pauline Horton Poe Literary Society of Allied Arts Conservatory Aloysia Dailey Elizabeth Gillin McCartney C. Albert Scholin Scholin W W. T. Gordon Charles Kane Esident George Timm Marbeth Bellis John Fiske School Parent-Teacher Association Cora A. Hartleip Robert Fabel Faber Kansas City Ozark Mountains C Avenue Frank Sherwood Percy Jones Ova Thompson Mabel van Loh Russell Peterson Sherwood Leslie Daubenberger Jones Thompson Clarence Kies Peterson Arch Stewart Aurelia Henry Reinhardt Mills College National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Oakland Reinhardt Association of University Women Ruth Comfort Mitchell Charl O. Willams Washington, D. C National Education Association Charles Chickering William K. Clark Fort Dodge A. B. Mason Clarence Wynkoop Clark Joseph Schestler Scheidler Walter Mayne C. O. Balliett Broadway Margaret Mayne Marion Flint Burton Avenue Baptist Church Wadassah Jacob Cohen Hadassah Society Buchanan William Bray Sycamore Street Peter Findlay A. J. Edelson Co., Inc Ely- Walker Dry Goods Company Francine J. Lloyd Butler Washington Street Presbyterian Hospital T. F. Thornton Randolph Street Thornton The American Medical Association George S. Hazen Third Street West Independence Kan W. W. Hazen Alice Klingamar Route 2 Ruth Fike Catalina Island Rita Rodrero Logan Utah Laura McQuiston Pomona Y's Men's Club Robert Anderson Post George E. Pike Emma Campagna Doris Kinion G. F. Ennis Fort. Dodge Dufford Cameron Fred Campagna Church News Edna Kent Forbes Doctor Macartney Jesus St. Paul God Jesus Christ Christ Jesus Lord Dorothy Ila Bond Bessie Vera Bond Lucille Doris Nettleton Deloras Mussett Wanda Welcher J. J. Pieres Brother Gates Park Civic Club Voile Batiste Modern Women’s Ellen J. Buckland Debe W. 4Th & Jefferson Iowa Fonda Mae Shop East Fourth Street Fonda Mae Bizes Grace Tors Kotex Special Mail Order Department
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