Waterloo Woman's Club names leaders for coming year
Waterloo Woman's Club holds annual session to elect officers and set program for 1920s. President Mrs E A Boggs and vice president Mrs L C Hemsworth are among candidates. Civic and Fine Arts departments report active year with lectures, charity drives, and community projects amid broad city involvement.
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Waterloo Woman’s Club
Waterloo
E. A. Boggs
Lucy Frances Kimball
L. C. Hemsworth
Assatiga
Home and Education Department
W. H. Langlas
Raymd Folk
Folk
A. Sharp
C. N. Shane
TF. OW
Greater Waterloo Association
Heali
Irs. BE. A. Boggs
Stho
Eaing
Dr. Brumbaugh
Count Mya Tolstoy
Ruesia
BP oPihoaten
Elizsbeth McCormick Stemanial Rt
Frances White Prident
Mexico
Omen
Paris
Iowa
Vial
Town City
Charles Meryerholtz
St Guns
Ai S
J. Howrey
C. A. Fullerton Music Department
Nola K. Fromme
Mes. Petersen
J. FE. Ridenour
Fred J. Miler
F. E. Bartlett
Maria Brate
George Worthen
Ridenour
Yount Department
Metmpers
Mise Flora BH. Miner
Perkins
Iowa City
E. (. McConnall
M. Youn
Juniors Host Sacred Heart Graduates at Banquet
Sacred Heart High School marks commencement with a junior hosted banquet at Black's tearoom for 19 seniors. Rev. J M Molloy presided at dinner in olive and white decor. 65 couples attended a school auditorium program later with an orchestra.
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Sacred Heart High School
J. M. Molloy
Sacred Heart Church
Club visits and meetings round Lomita ladies
Mrs. J. R. Howard attended as a guest when Mrs. C. G. Briden hosted Lomita club yesterday with Mrs. A. K. Smith and Mrs. Ray Lewis assisting. I. F. F. club held its last formal session at Mrs. E. T. Marson’s home with visitors Mrs. J. Searles and Mrs. H. A. Brinker. Silver Leaf club guests afternoon at Mrs. M. Girseh’s home, with favors for Mrs. W. M. Wagner and guest Mrs. B. C. Page.
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J. R. Howard
C. G. Briden
Lomita Club
A. K. Smith
Ray Lewis
I. F. F. Club
E.T. Marson
J. Searles
H. A. Brinker
Silver Leaf Club
M. Girseh
W. M. Wagner
B. C. Page
Biggest Giant and the Dwarfs Part I
The Biggest Giant lives in a forest at the mountain foot and shirks work, leaving all chores to his wife Mrs. Giant who cooks, cleans, and outfits his wardrobe. Fairy Queen banishes the fairy, changing Mrs. Giant’s size so she can marry the Giant. Green Dwarfs oppose them and hint at danger as Mrs. Giant mourns in the forest over a new coat. Continued tomorrow.
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Mrs. Giant
Beauty Chats On Easy To Make Neat Gowns And Robes
Edna Kent Forbes advises frugal fashion for women seeking pretty house gowns and negligees. She cites simple sewing skills and a thrifty approach, including a Greek inspired draped negligee made from six yards of silk crepe and tassels. The piece also touches on a spring skin regimen using a sulfur paste facial treatment.
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Edna B
Side Talks Is Ruth Cameron and Nervous Laughter
A reader discusses small annoyances in service workers and nurses, noting a maid who sang while working wore on the narrator. Examples include dismissing a nurse for a nervous laugh and how mannerisms can outweigh other qualities. The piece mentions seeking directions for medicine and a weight advice letter.
The Use of Worn Out Slang Reflected in Routines
A reader laments overused slang and mannerisms heard from friends and in daily speech. The piece urges self reflection, suggesting everyone should momentarily view themselves as others do to curb repetitive phrases. Garland Flour advertisement note: Made to Make Goo.
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Lone
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Society News
BE. I. John
George Spangler
Third District
Nerv
H.W Sigworth
Sirs. Ross
Cineton
Tales of Waterloo
Womas
F. W. Gregory
H. J. Lee
Henry W. Chant
Executive i
Gaeneral
Sam
Langtas
Chester (Adwallader
Gamen
Woman's Club
G. W. OA
Rotary Club
Ames
Public Health Committee
Langlas
J. W. Arbuckle
Martha Washington
BE. T. Alford
Et Land
EB. J
Raymond Folk
Frase
G. Wem Kent
Yal Chamain
Phal Rea
Wlt
George W. Wood
Coot Chapman
Howrerve
al TL
Tavingson
Mmes
J A. Waterbury
Jack R
Lore Alford
Blanche
Martin Petes
Bald
Dr. Seashore
Iowa University
Sacred Heart High
Teeter
Hetts
DeCamp
Rohif
Duke
Shoals
Millerhaut
Auxiliary
Legion Headquarters
Grinnell
Cedar Valley Alumni Association
Black
Anna Gertrude Childs
Fred Kaltenbach
Amy Arey
T. GC
Irving Hart
Cedar Falls
B. B. Bartlett
S. M. Wallace
H. W. McCowan
Grinnell College
H. W. Matlach
School of Music
Eastern Star
Becker
Black's Tearoom
B. M. Towne
Fred A. Sporle
St. Mark’s
Alfred H. Rawlins
E. GB. Bartlett
Rawlins
C. L. Armstrong
Warren Gilbert
First Baptist—Women’s Society
F. R. Asquith
George Pett
Anna Mishler
Repass Auto Company
Florence Jackson
Miss Jackson
California
A. Court
W. C
F— C. Hall
Lincoln eirele—Memorial Hall
Westminster
Sandman
Mrs. F. A Walker
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Vera
Ruth Cameron
Manneriam
Joint Coffee Trade Publicity Committee
Wall Street
New York
the Universal Drink
Peerless Baking Company
Worth
Oxford
West 4Th St
Western Grocer Company
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