Social whirl as campus clubs plan spring dances
Amid commencement preparations at Teachers College classes and alumni join in parties. Alpha Chi Epsilon hosts an informal spring dance with 45 couples at the GalloWay clubs, decorated with Bridal wreath and favors bearing the fraternity crest. Lambda Gamma Nu plans a sports dance at Sunnyside Country Club with 45 couples and vanity and cigarette cases as favors. Kendo fraternity holds annual formal dinner-dance at the Country Club for 60 guests with blue and white decorations and old French tavern favors bearing the Manho crest. Alpha Beta Gamma sorority entertained by Dr and Mrs We Gr Martin in a reunion dinner dance with 50 couples. Kappa Theta Psi sorority hosts a Tuesday dance, as does WoO Vii Sigma Phi and Osi Sigma Phi for commencement or return of members. A luncheon at Black’s tearoom honors returning members with table décor and bridge in the afternoon.
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Teachers College
Alpha Chi‘Epsilon Fraternity
Galloway
Grace Guarder
Joe Seger
Vy Lambda
Gamma Nu
Sunnyside Country
Elc
Leo Hughes
B.C. Moore
James Stringer
Other Halliday
Edward Domer
Lewis Hersey
Kenneth Cook
Ralph
Afr
Joek
Beta Ganima’saraority
We Gr Martin
Ini
the Elks Clubs
Probe Black
Kappa Theta Psi
Sigma
Phi
Osi
Black
Garden Tea and Iris Show Hosted by Waterlog Club
The Waterlog Garden club plans a garden tea and optical display at Mrs. Carl Bickley’s home with local musicians and student performers from the California Arts Conservatory. Invitations extend to two guests per member and Iris show exhibits are requested to be coordinated by Mrs. Sehneman before Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oufternoen
Carl Bickley
cAlifed Arts Conservatory
Mantne Kesster
Thals
Niissenet
Caesar Cul
Ituse Rebehard Marshal
James Henderson
Janet Little
G. Albert Scholin
MacDowell
Ralph Moritz
Byl
Helier
Gretchen Hstel
Audrey Slow
Carmen Ailes
Betty Wurster
Jean Wickley
Gretchen Taylor
Margery Corny
Schumerrman
Dg. Hildebrand
Bickley
Schungmian
W. W. Deal
R. A. Folk
Hildebrand
Violin Recital by Edith Wyant Featured at Local Event
Miss Edith Wyant presented a violin recital with Guinevere Jane Her as accompanist. The varied program included Chopin pieces and Kreisler arrangements, concluding with Indian melodies and a Brahms cradle song. A teachers’ courtesy note honored Miss Hattie Wilson as she leaves Waterloo. A Parent Teacher Association picnic followed at Gates Park with wreaths planned for Memorial Hall.
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Edith Wyant
Edith
Guinevere Jane Her
Tother
Chopin
Sarahande
Bohor
Neinded
India
Korskakow
Dinner Parties Honor Mrs. Bickenbach in Waterloo
Mrs. P. J. Bickenbach of Waterloo, bound for Chicago after graduation, is saluted by social events. A Russell Lamgon hotel dinner hosted by Miss Pern Gray and Miss Mabel Memrerson drew guests including Mrs. Walter Decker and several former Central school pupils. A second dinner in Black's tearoom featured Misses Janet Little Arlene Bradley Dorothy Bert ech Ida Schulta and Ruth Phillips. Covers were 25 cents with luncheon colors of lilac and yellow.
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P. J. Bickenbach
Central School
Chicago
Waterloo
Hlotel Russell Lamgon
Ato
Pern Gray
Mabel Memrerson
Wileter Decker
Nettle McKinnon
Martha van Brnsewih
Maregure Bilzgerald
Vera Peck
Plornee Timmermen
Marian Davis
Nineen Davis
Eudora Carey
Biche Simmons
Stella Bushnell
Black
Janet Little
Arlene Bradley
Dorothy Bertceh
Ida Schulta
Biekenbach
Biss Ruth
Phillips
Thesday
Livenier
Yallow
Paillias
Cornell Colege
Birthday party honors Antoinetta Dybsford on first year
Antoinette Dybsford celebrated her first birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs O T Dybsford. Guests included grandmother Mrs Fox Stanton great grandmother Mrs Michael Murphy and numerous aunts and cousins. Gifts included rattles dolls and tiny blue slippers shaped nut cups for the mothers.
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Antoinetta Dybsford
O. .T. Dybsford
Tle
Antoinette
William Rierson
Billy
Bo.s.shapland
Fern
Glen Ralston
Jack
John Paulis
Henry Haffa
Virginia
Arnold Zack
Maxine
Kathryn’ Witty
Kathryn Stanton
Loraine Bonnie
Floyd Stanton
Club Notes Reveal Nashua Guiting and Bridge Gatherings
Members of the N. V. O. B. elud visited Mrs. Clyde Stewart in Nashua for an all day outing at the Little Brown Church in the Vale. Guests included Mrs. Merritt Ludwig and Mrs. Howard Holman. The Joyle club met in the home of Mrs. Jay Roberts with Mrs. George Farnsworth and Mrs. Dan O’Neill providing favors. Do A Best club hosted Mrs. Charles Moessner and celebrated a musical contest won by Mrs. Arthur Hickman and Mrs. Fred Hicks with hostess assistance from Mrs. A. H. Adams. The group plans a meeting in June with Mrs. Ray Smith.
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N.v O. B
Joyle Club
Jay Roberts
George Farnsworth
Dan O'Neill
Roger Thompson
Horace Patton
Harold Guyer
Charles Moessner
Arthur Hickman
Fred Hicks
A. HH. Adams
Ray /Smith
Beaul y gloss y hair care brushing tips
Beaul y expert advises reviving cracked dry colorless hair from over waving with thorough brushing. Use a long bristled brush, apply tonic with a dip and vigorous up and down strokes, cover the scalp, and brush firmly for up to thirty minutes to stimulate circulation and restore shine.
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Dowd
Nat
Swisher to Speak Tonight at West High Class Program
West High seniors present a class day program in the auditorium featuring the reading of the class will and prophecy, induction of six juniors into the National Honor Society, and an address by attorney B. P. Swisher. The event marks a formal public bow.
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Swisher
West High School
West High Chanter
Honor Society of
B. PF. Swisher
Mrs Brecunier Hosts Bride Elect Shower and Bridge
Mrs R A Brecunier entertains for bride elect Miss Ruby Feguson ahead of her June wedding to W B Ewan. Party features bridal wreath colors purple and yellow Iris and orchid accents with a luncheon in her home tonight amid a guest list including Miss Ferguson Mr Lee Litchfield Mr Claua Berry Miss Norma Gaiser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Feguson
W.B. Ewan
R. A. Brecunier
Iris
Ferguson
Mmeg
Lee Litchfield
Mari Campbell
William Brown
Loren Berry
Jack Patterson
Gerald Miller
Paul Ferguson
Hubert Harbin
Norma Gaiser
Nellie Litchfeld
Farewell Party Honors Choir Guests at Waterloo
Last evening Mrs. John Wright hosted a farewell party at her home for members of the First Methodist Episcopal church choir. Honorees Alysses Marie Boyd Neva Oxley Katherine Eckstein and Helen Snelsor will not return to Waterloo next fall as teachers. The program featured music and games with a purple and white theme. Mrs. Wright’s helpers included Mrs. Q A McKirryher Mrs. J A Davis and Miss Lydia Kerr.
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Alysses
Marie Boyd
Neva Oxley
Katherine Eckstein
Helen Snelsor
John Wright
iFirst Methodist
Episcopal Church
Waterloo
William T. Gordon
Wright
Q. A. McKirryher
J. JA. Davis
Lydia Kerr
St Johns School Picnic at Byrnes Park Reported
Pupils of St John's parochial school joined by Rev S J Lentz and school sisters enjoyed a picnic at Byrnes Park. St John’s boys and Sayte Center school girls competed in baseball games and other sports activities followed by a noon dinner.
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St. John's Parochial School
Byrnes Park
S.J. Lentz
St. John's
Sayte Center School
Dinnar
St John’s Young People hold Cedar River park picnic
Members and committee of the St John’s Young People’s club met for a picnic supper in Cedar River park last evening. The chair was Miss Florence Roth with Misses Viola Mishak Loretta Mishak Lillian Cameron Anna Sehiel and Ralph Nearney assisting.
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O— Vienic
St. John’s
Young People's Club
Cedar River Park
Florence Roth
Viola Mishak
Loretta Mishak
Lillian Cameron
Anna Sehiel
Ralph Nearney
Community notices and engagements from Ames society
Maurine Boggs receives compliments from Miss Miller for an upcoming June wedding to Joseph Slanton of Ames. Miss Merle Miller hosted a pink and green shower with bridal wreath roses, guests included Myr Jay Pleasant and several Misses. George Coimpl Mehtary resigns as YWCA wealth education director. gym class demonstrations noted. Alice Wiegert celebrated with a surprise party at Byrnes park followed by theatre.
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Maurine] Borge
Joseph Slanton
Ames
Merle Miller
Amlse Boxee
Yable
George
Coimpli- Mehtary
Edina
Wealth Education
Young Women's Christian Association
Byrnes Park
City In Brief and Social Notes From Waterloo
Local column reports on social visits and travel, including Ida Freeney from Des Moines arriving for a weekend with Miss Fern Gray, Miss Lucy Goodrich visiting Waterloo relatives and set to graduate in June, Miss Mabel Henderson traveling to Stillwater Minnesota, Miss Doris Turner visiting Miss Maxine Shane, and Mrs M J Hoinen returning from Minneapolis. Also notes hospital admittance and a divorce and remarriage rulings, with updates on residents such as Mrs Clyde Gillani visiting Chicago, A Draper release from hospital after skull fracture, and Clinton Mead heading to Norfolk Virginia for duty on the U S S Texas.
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Vere
Witt
Burton Aveue
Des Moines
Ida Freeney
Des Maines
Fern Gray
Mary ‘Trasler
Fourth Street West
Minnesota
Lucy Goodrich
Chicago University
Waterloo
Mabel Henderson
Stillwater
Minn
Doris Turner
Santa Cruz
Cal
Maxine
Shane
Second Street
M. J. | Hoinen
South Street
Minneapolis
George Loman
Presbyterian Hospital
Clyde Gilani
Chicago
Cedar Falls
Whittle elected Delta Sigma Phi president at Minnesota
J A T Whittle Jr son of Mr and Mrs A T Whittle of 1438 Hawthorne Ave has been elected president of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity at the University of Minnesota for the 1926 27 school year. Memorial day observances planned with Army and Navy recruiting attaches across the country. Police recover a large Elgin car at Cedar River park, car registered under a crossed out number 960-992 Ts, no name on registration. Separate bankruptcy petitions filed for Wallace W Dove and George E Dove, both farmers in Butler county. Nettie West sues for divorce from Robert West alleging extreme cruelty. An injunction restrains husband from molesting wife. Child custody requested for a 1 year old. A Christchurch parish house sale noted with a bake sale by St Paul’s.
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H.B. Boies
Sheldon
Effie B. Sheldon
HH. B. Lichty
Europe
H.H. Cropper
London
Norfolk
U. S
Texas
Mead
A. T. Whittle, Jr
A. Tl. Whittle
Hawthorne Avenue
Delta
Sigma
Praternity
University of Minnesota
Whittle
West High
Atinnegotn U
Army
L. C. Greenup
T. 1B. Burns
Navy
Veterans’organizations
Hugh Crumling
Ralph Davis
Cedar River Park
wnder_vicensa
A. CL. Wilcox
Igh Street
Orlando
Pla
Harold Bankson
Town Shire College
Ames
Jacob’ Demmel
Third Avenue West
Wallace W. Dove
George E. Dove
Butler County
J. E. Jordan
Iowa
Wallace W
George BE
Nettie West
Robert West
Shaes
Man Given Office by Missouri Journalism School
Harry I. Taylor of the Star-Clipper was appointed by Walter W Williams dean of the Missouri School of Journalism as director of the Columbia Missourian. The board also includes Frank Rucker of Independence and Vina Lindsey of Kansas City. Taylor was named vice president at large of the Missouri Journalism Alumni Association at the reunion in Columbia.
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Independence
Vina Lindsey
Kansas City
Taylor
Missouri Journalism Alumni Association
Columbia
New Corporation Takes Over Iowa Falls Gas Engine Plant
A new Iowa Falls firm organized to take over the local gas engine factory and its equipment from the old company. Drew M. Smith serves as president with S. J. Osgood as VP, W. S. Walker as treasurer, and Fre t Hibner as secretary and manager. The firm plans to improve and market the factory’s product, which has been sold for 26 years.
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Iowa
Palla
Spe- Ghalj
Drew M. Smith
S. 3
Osgood
W.S.” Walker
W. Hibner
Hibner
Spurlin Sentenced to 30 Days for DWI
J. W. Gwynne in municipal court today sentenced I J Spurlin to 30 days in the county jail for operating a car while intoxicated. Spurlin, resident at 1007 Alulberry, was arrested Thursday by Police Officers Rechtiertig and Wilson after driving an automobile belonging to Lawrence Duffy in this city.
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Alulberry
J. W. Gwynne
Spurlin
Oisitors
Rechtiertig
Wilson
Anm
Lawrence Duffy
I. J. Spurlin
Board of Review Holds Evening Session on Tax Complaints
City council members meeting as a board of review will hear objections to personal property assessments raised as not just. The board cannot entertain real estate assessment objections and only one written protest was filed with City Clerk Charles Mac Kay by a non resident taxpayer.
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Tee
Board of Review
Charles MacKay
Patterns to obtain up-to-date Courier designs
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents for each pattern to obtain the latest Courier patterns including seamis. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive about 10 days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Moler Barber College Leader Dies in Chicago
Frank D. Moler, former Iowa Falls resident and head of Moler Barber College with his brother Ay Be Moler, died May 18 in Chicago from heart trouble. He was active in Masonic lodge work in New York and served as eminent commander of Columbia Commandery No. 1. His father Daniel Moler was a longtime resident and businessman in Iowa Falls.
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Town Falls
Chicago
Frank D. Moler
Ay Be Moler
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