Memorial Day Social Calendar Highlights Local Events
Memorial Day week brings patriotic observances and civic gatherings. Groups plan all day meetings at Memorial hall, gravesite decorations, and noon dinners, with Sons of Union Veterans, Daughters of Civil War Veterans, and various clubs hosting picnics and social evenings at private homes and local venues. End-of-season meetings and June wedding preps add to the忙 social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Sons of Union Veterans
Roy Chadwick
A. J. Rodenhaver
Waterloo
East High Junior Senior Banquet Program Highlights
The East High banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson drew 270 students and staff. The program featured stunts and speeches including a senior debate and various skits like a class night burlesque, with a Metropolitan quartet and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School
Hotel Russell-Lamson
John Latta
Ruth Miller
Evelyn Cousins
Dan Kelley
Anna Morse
Virginia Berry
Tom Hadsel
Cecil Miller
Robert Klingberg
Robert Bruner
Leland Fowler
Clifford Yagla
Margaret Morris
Viola Knoche
Dinner Shower Honors Miss Kathryn Gleason Bride Elect
Twenty guests attended a Black's tearoom dinner and bridge shower for Miss Kathryn Gleason, a June bride elect. Prizes went to Mrs W E Steely and Mrs R C Moore as others present included Miss Gleason’s friends and family. Mrs Otte Lutgen Flynn and others will entertain tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gleason
Claire Wade
Elizabeth Liles
Virginia Clary
Marjorie Bradley
Faye Kober
Paul Otte
John Flynn
Joseph Lutgen
Ernest Henderson, Jr
M. Gleason
W. T. McComb
H. H. Miller
Dieting details and beauty tips from a mid century columnist
Advice on dieting safety and calories for women, with rules to avoid weakness and yo yo dieting. Includes hair and skin care tips such as henna shading, cocoa butter, brushing, shampoo routines, and caution on peroxide use for hair bleaching. Mentions gradual changes and a 1200 calorie daily target for average activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Mrs. M
Walter
Betty B
Social Events on Week Calendar in Waterloo Area
Week’s events list social gatherings across clubs and churches in Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding areas. Highlights include Alpha Delta Alpha dance at Sunny Side Country Club and many afternoon and evening meetings at hotels tearooms and halls with OES WCT A and YWCA activities.
Breakfast Bridge Announces Upcoming Marriage
The breakfast event at Green Lantern tearoom announced the wedding of Miss Viola Nelson of this city and Willard W. Holman of Bielbourne Ta. The date is set for June 4. Fifteen guests attended with pastel decorations and bridge tables after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Nelson
Willard W. Holman
Bielbourne
Green Lantern
J. A. Brooks
Miss Nelson
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
University of Minnesota
Belle Plaine
Tinton
Helman
W. W. Helman
Logan Avenue
Teachers College
Melbourne Lumber Company
H. W. Holman
Clarksville
June McComas
Ackley
Alice van Halen
Mistes Katherine Pfeister
Jane Corsaut
Josephine Willard
Cyisitta Dolan
Cedar Fults
Vocal Program to Be Given by Men at Town State
Students Louis Heinmann Rex Mead and Hal Kauffman will present an advanced voice recital at Town State Teachers College Monday evening under Prof. W. E. Hays. Accompanists Misses Dawson and Anderson. Selections include Mozart Schubert and regional songs. Regular meeting of Sons of Union Veterans planned for Memorial Hall Tuesday afternoon followed by social hour and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms 1
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Louis Heinmann
Waterloo
Rex Mead
Sioux City
Hal Kauffman
Cedar Falls
Town State Teachers College
W. E. Hays
Daro
ML. Dawson
Imogene Anderson
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Department
Fort Dodge
R. T. Snodgrass
First Presbyterian Church
Lillian Dresser
Town State Teachers _ allege’ auditorium
Rose L. Ruegnus
Virginia Fish
Luther Richman
Federated Club to Convene National Conference in Massachusetts
Delegates from Iowa and other states prepare for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial council meeting in Swampscott Massachusetts May 28 to 31. Notable speakers include E Truesdell Lowell Ames Norris R M Hudson John Nolan Don Orestes Perrarra Edith Nourse Rogers and B L Scott with Mrs John F Sippel presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Swamp
Scott
Mass
Payground and
Tmecreation Association of America
Don Orestes Perrara
Cuba
B. L. Scott
Bureau of Restoration
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
W. F. Draper
United States
Department of Public Health
Ialere
John F. Sippel
Federation
Grace Morrison Poole
Eugene B. Lawson
Surprise Party Honors Retiring Club President
A dinner party honored Mrs. A. EK. Johnson, retiring president of the Business and Professional Women's club. Nineteen board members hosted at Modernistic Inn near Independence with lilac and tulip decor. Johnson spoke briefly as gifts, including an emblem ring, were presented. Music and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EK. Johnson
Modernistic Inn
Independence
Jobnson
Mildred Gleason
Gertrude Shephard
Hazel Zwanziger
Lila Mareham
Church Groups Host Teas and Recitals Across City
Sixty women enjoyed an afternoon program and tea at First Evangelical with Graves Memorial and Calgary Evangelical guests. The event featured Bird Calls by John Liffring and performances by Liffring and Liffring's mother, solos by Mrs. Clinton F. Smith, duets by Miss Inez Buri and Miss Mildred Fry, readings by Irma Eickelberg and Wilma Schrag, with Luncheon led by Mrs. Victor Zellhoefer. Nearby, Mrs. Raymond Brown hosted Divisions 4 5 and 6 of St Pauls M E Gables Aid, plus prize games won by Mrs. Lillie Munzey. The First M L church choir was entertained at the McKirryher and Page homes with birthday greetings for C Albert Scholin. The Utopian Sunday school class hosted the Plus Altea class with a W G A address by F S Miller, a mixed quartet, readings by Mrs. G H Gnagy and Mrs. Floyd Kough, and games and refreshments led by Mrs. Charles Sike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Graves Memorial LD. B
Calgary Evangelical Women's Groups
John Liffting
F. C. Liffring
Clinton F. Smith
Inez Buri
Mildred Fry
Irma Eickelberg
Wilma Schrag
Mrs
Victor Zellhoefer
Raymond Brown
St. Paul's
M. E. Gables' Aid Society
Forest Avenue
Lillie Munzey
J. W. Chapman
OG. A. McKirryher
Western Avenue
L. E. Page
Lovejoy Avenue
M. L
C. Albert “Ehern
Scholin
Utopfan
Church of the Brethren
Altea
Marshall Lindeman
Charles Sike
T. Miller
Forrest Goodrich
Club Notes and Meetings Across Local Bridge Clubs
Club Notes list events for A. M. bridge club meeting moved to Tuesday at Mrs. Beaurice Kinny’s home. Past Presidents' club and Helen Gould auxiliary met at Mrs. Henry Herbsieb’s, with sewing and upcoming hosting by Mrs. W. A. Smith. June 28 Happy Hour club hosted by Mrs. S. M. Bentley at Black's tearoom. R. Y. F. club hosted by Mrs. George Wright with luncheon and current events. Next breakfast meeting at Mrs. R. I. Snodgrass’s home on June 28 to observe Mrs. Elya Wannkmak er’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy. A. M. Bridge Club
Helen Gould
Henry Herbsieb
Broadway
W. A. Smith
Happy Hour Club
George Wright
Walnut Street
R. Y. F. Club
R. I. Snodgrass
Chicago Street
Elya Wannkmaker
Weddings Span Northeastern Towns in May Notes
A long list of May weddings across Iowa includes Miss Leone Lange and George Martens at Odebolt. Lillian Leach and Herbert Mendenhall in Boone. Verna Burlingame and Albert Lee in Cedar Rapids. Anna Thedens and Floyd Gates near Rowley. Marian Lane and Fay Lindsay in Vinton. and many others with destinations in Cedar Rapids Osage Traer and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Léach
Des Moines
Iowa State
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Herbert. Mendenhall
Richland
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Boone
Mendenhall
Teachers Vollege
Marian Lane
Clyde Miller
Vinton
Fay Lindsay
Frank Lindsay
Cedar Rapids
New Writers Seen Rising Among Best Seller Favorites
The list shows Sinclair Lewis Dodsworth leading last month’s fiction, followed by Anne Sedgwick Dark Hester and Mary Rinehart This Strange Adventure. New debut Dark Star by Lorna Moon and Duskin Grace Livingston Hill appear among notable titles. non fiction includes Cradio of the Beep and The Art of Thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodsworth
Sinclair Lewis
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Lorna Moon
Grace Livingston Hill
Alice Hogan Rice
Whs James
Margaret Widdemer
Art of
Henry the Eighth
Francis Hackett
Ludwig Lewisohn
John Brown
Expatriate Vision and a Narrative Poem Reviewed
The article surveys Ludwig Lewisohn in auto biography style and Edwin Arlington Robinsons Cavyendar s House a narrative poem. It notes Lewisohn’s distant view of America and world travels while presenting Robinsons poem as a study of marital distrust and fatal breach of souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Lewisohn
New York
America
Cavyendar
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Mrs Warsaw to Talk at Ames Women Banquet
Mrs W W Warsaw of this city will address the Business and Professional Women's club at a banquet in Hotel Sheldon Mann Ames. Her talk, titled Luggage and the Lady, will explore mental luggage people carry. County Institute program led by Mrs Mary J Glenn Philpot will be held at the local YWCA Tuesday with a noon cafeteria luncheon. Miss Mary Petrak of Alburnett and Floyd O Allender of Waterloo married in Cedar Rapids Thursday by Rev I R Binkely. they will reside here with Allender employed at John Deere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Delphian Chapter
Jesson
M. B. Gullen
Waterloo Federation of Women's’ Clibs
Black's
P. E
Cedar Heights
Nan’ Black
Co. A. Morris
H. W. Wente
Leon Peterson
Dan Peterson
Grundy Center
Margaret O'Connor
Chicago
Ruth Hepburn
T. B. Hepburn
Eldora
Harold Hough
O.E. Hough
Yaya! State Teachers’ College
Hampton
Hough
Fred
B. Rose
Vinton
Margaret Fulton
Brooklyn
W. J. Long
A. Raymond Grant
Emma Jane Swale
Arthur Swale
West Union
George Tope
Harvey Tope
Cedar Rapids
J. C. MacFerran
Bite Valley Creamery
Euegenta Balsiey
E. Balsiy
Waverly
Emil Geuther
Fred Geuther
St. Paul's Lutheran Parsonage
E. H. Rausch
Matilda Witzany
Lyle E. Butler
Madison
Wis
P. W. Johnson
Rev. S. Batchelor
Warsaw
Ames
Cal
Mary Petrak
Alburnett
yTa
Floyd O. Allender
Waterloo
I R. Binkely
Evangelifcal District
Allender
John Deere Company
Luncheon Bridge Party Honoring Miss Tift
A luncheon and bridge party was hosted at Black's tearoom in honor of Miss Margaret Eff Cedar Falls, planning to wed later this summer. Guests included Mrs G Helming Cedar Rapids and Mrs Glen Say. Miss Hutchins arranged the event while Miss Tift reportedly receives gifts out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Cedar Falls
Miss Mariwan Crowned May Queen In Campus Pageant
Several hundred attendees watched the Muay pageant at St. Marys school last night. Mary Frances Mariwan was crowned by Regina Quackenbush after a procession of costumed attendants led by La Verne Cummer and others. The event featured a Maypole dance and songs by pupils, with children depicting nations including America, Germany, Hungary, France and Russia. Mrs S B Howell directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Mary Frances Mari- Wan
Regina Quackenbush
Costuime
la Verne Cummer
Marie Delagardelle
Marlys Doyle
Mary le Pierre
Margaret Mulvehill
West High Band to Perform Tonight in Washington Park
A 40 member West High band will give an hour and a half concert at 7 30 p m in Washington Park following a parade through the business district to aid the poppy sale conducted by Becker Chapman post American Legion auxiliary. The program features marches and solos including National Emblem March Washington Post March Slidin Easy and Stars and Stripes Forever. Ralph H Pronk directs with another concert planned next Saturday in Lincoln Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Band
Washington Park
Ia Becker-Chapman, Post, American Legion
Washington Post
Overland
Lincoln Park
Ralph H Pronk
Miss Skeel Buys Millinery Store at Parkersburg
Miss Dale Skeel purchases the millinery shop of Mrs. Thomas Ferguson in Parkersburg Indiana after 12 years of Ferguson operation. Mrs. Ethel Jaynes maintains her quilting business at home. Parkersburg PTA elects Dale Van Eman president with Mulder as vice president and Johnston as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Parkersburg
Dale Skeel
Thomas Fergurson
Ferguson
Ethel Jaynes
Dale van Eman
Parent- Teacher Association
R. 9H. Mulder
B. G. Johnston
Seven Nurses to Be Graduated by Allen Hospital
Seven student nurses will receive diplomas at Allen Memorial hospital training school during the second annual commencement next Wednesday May 29 at First Presbyterian Church at 8 p m Rev Clinton F Smith will deliver the commencement oration and Dr J H Bauernfeind of Chicago will address the class The graduates include Evelyn Galegood Margaret Segard Wilma Mantle Elizabeth Busker Blanche Miller Garalina Fabel and Lyla Peterson Baccalaureate services Sunday at 7 30 p m feature Rev Mr Smith with Rev Thomas R Niven as chair followed by a full program including hymns readings solo selections offertory and prayers The commencement program lists processions invocations orations and diplomas with Bishop S P Spreng of Naperville among speakers April 29 1924 Albuquerque news item mentions wedding plans for Ethel Detrick and a bride elect breakfast honors at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Clinton F. Smith
S. P. Spreng
Naperville
Ill
J.H. Bauérnfeind
Chicago
Evelyn Galegood
Margaret Segard
Wilma Mantle
Elizabeth Busker
Blanche Miller
Garalina Fabel
Lyla. Peterson
Mr. Smith
Svite
Classic Baked Ham with Pine Milk Glaze and Desserts
A recipe for a thick baked ham slice with brown sugar and milk, a stuffed tomato salad with celery olives and mayonnaise served on crisp lettuce, and cream puffs made with lard butter boiled water eggs milk butter flour sugar and vanilla.
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Progressive Delphian Society
Egypt
Nile
E. F. Schenegge
Francise Stebbins
WP. Jeffrey
Ray C. Eggert
J. L. Morrison
Iife
Lillian Huntington
Tian
Arthur Anne
Sunnyside Country
H. M. Reed
East High
Miss Gleason
E. Parry
Rebel Avenue
Bernie Harper
Henry Yount
Patry
Edna Kent Forbes
Alpha Delta Alpha
Sunnyside Country Club
Mooseall
Cedar Falls High School
Chautauqua Circle— Public Library West
Athena Delphian
Presbyterian Hospital Auxilary
Westminster Presbyterian Church
K. C
George Lichty
Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
Black’s
London Bridge Club
Janesville High School
County Institute
Y. W. CG. A. Star Rebekah Club
John Mo Mson
Sam Jensen
Happy Hour
Black's Tearoom
Waterloo Elklets
Elks Club
Bon Amicus Club
Harold Trible
Steward Reed
P_L
H. Schotter
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Mautlee Kirby
Sunshine Lodge
Fireman's Hall
Paan Sisters
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Hall
Business Women’s Group
First
Baptist Church
L. C. Hayes
Jolly Eight Club
Miss Agnes Want
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I. O. O. F. Hall
Soni
Union Veterans and auxiary—Memorial Hall
Northminster Presbyterian Church
T. N. Mil
Ler
Jolly Six Club
John O'Keefe
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Dmirs
Homer Gordon
Columbus Club
M. J. McDonough
Henry Bills
Good Times
Clarence Wilcox
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Gold Leaf Camp
West High
Joara
Sunnyside Sopnity Club
KK. C. Hall
City P.T. A. Council
Manor and Arms
Aamson Oy
Ruursatt Kasamil
Ravilma
Faust
Mond
Mozart
Herpes
Mozart the
Wanderer
Isesi
Schubert
Heinzmnen
No. 27
I. A
BR. T
Meek
Fireman's Mail
Federated Club
Hastern
Church News
Leone Lange
George Martens
Charles ‘ City
C. G. Prottengeier
Verna Burlingame
Albert R. Lee
Vinton M. E. Parsonage
Anna Thedens
P. C. Thedens
Rowley
Floyd Gates
Brandon
Presbyterian Parsonage
R. W Gitbert
Miss Marvel Thompson
Plainfield
Floyd Voss
Charles City
Oelwein
Lydia Elsie Busse
Charles Busse
Charles. Aaron Winter
Erna Flege
Fred Flege
Arthur Knott
John Knott
Holstein, Ta
Lutheran Church
Dorothy Ellis
Walter Obermeier
Milwaukee
Mary Alice Smith
Lee Smith
Osage
Willam H. Burns
W. H. Burns
Dorothy Kane
W. P. Kane
Frank Rubee
Minneapolis
University of Town
Hya Berry
B. W. Berry
Robert O'Halloran
John O'Halloran
Traer
Pearl Hosamond Stevens
George Stevens
St. Charles
Minn
Alfred Eaton Babcock
Fannie Babcock
Fredericksburg
Rochester, Minn
Albert Lea
Elsie V. Nelson
A. O. Nelson
Marshalltown
George S. Addison
Andrew Addison
Miss None Nolan
Carrié Nolan
Edward Ricke
F. B. Ricke
Fort Lauderdale
Lila
Ethel Baker
Nathan Norton
Ethel Rin
Letha ' Deets
Milledgeville
Russell Strodecker
Dysart
Clare Deets
Ed Strohecker
Bertha .E. Monte
Sumner
Herbert A. Bergmann
H. FP. Bergmann
Richfield Lutheran Parsonage
Little Brown Church
J. L. McMarison
Wilma B. Combs
Marvin Rorick
Guthrie Center
Golda Cogwood
William J. Beidler
Carroll
Leona Lange
Odebolt
Oretta Gy Hol- Jowell
Evelyn McDougald
Robert J. Smith
Trene Piegers
Werner Westendorf
Mr. Rover
Grove Hill
Hulda Flanche
Fred Flanche
T. Grand O'Rourke
New Hampton
Father Costello
St. Mary's Church
Lana Mac Mohler
J. W. Mohler
Gelwein
Charles McQueen
Emma McQueen
Grace M. E
A. W. Henke
McQueen
Chicago Great Western Raily Road
Nancy Pringle
Scotland
Philip Wylie
Miss. Tift
W. RK. C
Fort Bodge
Woman's Relief Corps
Memiorial
Waterloo ‘Camp
Black Hawk I. QO. O
Aden Memorial Hospital
al Jen Memorial Hospital
Mariwan
St. Mary’s
Wil
Miss Skeel
E. F. Kistner
Funeral Directors Bureau of America
Palmer House
Allen Hospital
Stevenson Solo
Seaver
Carl Zedhoefer Berman
Clinton F. Smith Bole
Spirit of God
G. Crotys
Irene Sdale
Renaud
Stevenson
Oliver Stevenson
Angeles
H. Bauernfeind
Truman Wagner
Bishop S. P. Spreng
Glinton
FL Smith
Ste Seresesee
Gertrude BE. Hol
R. N. Benediction
M. Yagge
Schminke
Ethel Deltrick
Iane Snyder
Ilnen
Ruth ‘Ham Iton
Florence Beate
Miriam Whitney
Marie Helle
Ta Obey
Fraternal Aid Union Meeting
Queen Lodge
Moose Hall
Upton B.kepford
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