Miss Blanche McConeky to Wed Claire Teeter
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Blanche McConeky to Claire Teeter of this city after a dinner hosted by Miss McConeky and Miss Marguerits Stanton at the White Bea Inn. Miss McConeky, daughter of Mr and Mrs John McConeky, works at Neumoda hosiery. Mr Teeter, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Teeter, is in cement contracting with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McConeky
Claire Teeter
Fred ‘Teeter
Lafayette Street
Mabel Kies
Mary Davis
City Federation Reelects Mayme Egan Leader and Officers
Miss Mayme Egan was re elected president of Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs at a Monday dinner meeting at Black's tearoom. Mrs Frank Johnsont was named vice president and Miss Jana Thompson secretary treasurer. An advisory committee includes Mrs W H Bickley Miss Bess Nichols and Mrs J F Halensifer. A June program will be led by Mrs L C Hemsworth with arrangements by Mrs A E Johnson. Amendments to the constitution and bylaws were ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Egan
Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
Black's Tearoom
Frank Johnsont
Jana Thompson
W. H. Bickley
Bess Nichols
J. F. Halensifer
L. C. Hemsworth
A. E Johnson
Miss Deitrick Honored at Cedar Falls Dinner Party
A dinner party for Miss Ethel Deitrick, soon to wed Faul Kindic, was hosted Monday by Mrs. W. E. Hays and Miss Florence Stahl in Cedar Falls. Twelve guests attended as music and social entertainment filled the evening and a pottery gift was given. Attending were Miss Nellie Rownd, Alpha Mayfield, Mrs. Edna Shull, Vera Hows Snyder, Mrs. WW. Elyson, Wanda Daum, Evelyn Pastington and others from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel. Deitrick
W. E. Hays
Florence Stahl
Cedar Falls
Deltrick
Nellie Rownd
Alpha Mayfield
Edna Shull
Vera Hows
Tone. Snyder
Officers Named by Progressive Delphian Group
Progressive Delphian chapter elected Mrs. E. M. Boenecke president for the coming year at a Monday meeting. New officers include Vice President Mrs. J. M. Jensen and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. J. W. Thompson. Advisory board members are Mrs. E. J. Cherney chair, with Mrs. H. G. Kelher and Mrs. E. M. Loban. Mrs. Jensen led a fifteenth century English poetry lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Delphian
E. M. Boenecke
J. M. Jensen
J. W. Thompson
E. J. Cherney
H. GC. Kelher
E. M. Loban
Jensen
Report of State Meeting for Chapter FE
Chapter FE members attended the state P E O convention in Newton. The president Mrs H B Boles gave the report at Mrs George Lichty’s home at 403 Franklin Street. Mrs Glenn W Miller outlined next year’s program and the season closed with the next tall meeting scheduled for Sept 9 with Mrs F H Reuling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
H. B. Boles
George Lichty
Franklin Street
Glenn W. Miller
F. H. Reuling
Elsie Hansen to Wed in June to Milwaukee Man
Miss Elsie U L Hansen will wed Herbert H Hur forth of Milwaukee Wisconsin in June. They were guests of honor at a party hosted by her mother Mrs Therese Hansen at 630 Dawson Street with twenty guests. Prizes in banca went to Miss Juanita Demmel and Miss Kathryn Giazz. A shower of gifts was given to the honoree. An evening party by teachers of Central school will be held at Miss Marion Davis home 442 Western Avenue to honor Miss Maurice Gaston and Miss Marie Schmidt who will not return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie UL. Hansen
Herbert H. Hurforth
Milwaukee
Wis
Therese Hansen
Dawson Street
Banca
Juanita Demmel
Kathryn Giazz
Central School
Marion Davis
Western Avenue
Maurice Gaston
Marie Schmidt
N. H. Young
Chicago
Ann Miller
Mrs. Young
Helen Pfeiffer
Jeanette Holbrook
L. H. Cleven
Fern Nicholson
Ruth Dungee
Madeline Darby
Evelyn Hile
Octavian Potter
Racine
Maryion Funk
Funk
Jons ‘Williams
Dorothy Metcalf
Velma Davis
Margaret Wilson
Gretchen Shireman
Miss Potter
Ethel Clark
Jeanette Dobson
Bunco
Marian Funk
Virginia Hedges
Miss Shireman
Dorothy Hill
London Bridge
White Lead Inn
Hill
Maxine Clow
Norma. Hill
Society Calendar Highlights Local Meetings Tonight Through Wednesday
Tonight lists Daughters of Isabella and several groups at First Baptist hall and Black's Tearoom. Tuesday includes Luncheon Club at Black's Tearoom and Jolly Eight with Agnes Wahl. other groups meet at Royal Neighbors and Memorial Hall. Wednesday features TPA auxiliary, Six Club, Columbus Club, and Good Times Club with events at rec tory and Riviera Tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Isabella—K
Hall
Business Women’s Group
First Baptist Church
Mrs. L. ©. Hayes
Black’s Tearoom
Jolly Eight Club
Mies Agnes Wahl
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I
O. O. FP. Hall
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Sons of Union Veterans and
auxlary—Memorial Hall
Our Lady of Victory
Court, W. C
M. EL
Black‘s
Vesper Service Set by Ackley Girl Reserves
A vesper service will be held June 2 at the Presbyterian church in Ackley by the Girl Reserves of Ackley high school. Proceeds fund sending delegates to the Girl Reserve conference at Lake Okoboji July 26 to Aug 5. The program includes scripture readings, talks, musical selections, and a pageant with acts featuring many named Reserve members and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Courier
Presbyterian Church
Ackley High School
Lake Okoboji
Miss Johnson
Eva Britter
Largo
Evelyn , Brittel
Marjorie ‘Williams
Josephine Althones
Lorms Kraft
Wilma Raben
Marvin Aldinger
China
Naomi Ludeman
India
Lorens” Kraft
Germany
Ruth Glawson
Dorothy Brittell
Palestine
Eye Slitter
Wilme
Rathenbeutel
Flaly
Henrietta Bruller
U. S
Helen Hacelhoffer
Angeline Bode
Ella Rau
America
Golia Fisher
Anna Arends
Japan
Mery Catherine Lynch
Helen Coler
Helen Hildebrand
Grace Johns
Voice Pupils of Prof Hays to Give Recital
Voice pupils of Prof W E Hays at Iowa State Teachers College will present a recital Wednesday evening at 7 in the college auditorium. Performers include Hervey Shutts Lysle Homerson Wilbur Howell Vera Howe Harry Stover Genevieve Mosher Arion Bogard Dorothy Dawson Henry Wenger Lillian Soukup Clifford West Ida Koplin Vere Boshart Andrew Arnold and Frank Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hays
Iowa’ State Teachers College
Hervey Shutts
Lysle Homerson
Wilbur Howell
Vera Howe
Harry Stover
Genevieve Mosher
Arion Bogard
Dorothy M. Dawson
Hanry Wenger
Lillian Soukup
Clifford West
Ida Koplin
Vere Sboshart
Andrew Arnold
Frank Swain
Ye Yz Ones Elect New Officers at Meeting
Ye Yz Ones held elections Monday at the Y W C A with Miss Leone Carker chosen president. New officers include Vice President Miss Wilma Gates Secretary Miss Martha Seuter and Treasurer Miss Dora Mitchell with duties to begin in September. A pamphlet will be printed Monday June 10 under Miss Reuter in charge. High School Banquet at Nashua Inn for 31 graduates featured Miss Dorothy Nafus as class president. Commencement Friday evening with Bruce Gates of Gates College delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Carker
Wilma Gates
Martha Seuter
Dora Mitchell
Reuter
Nashua High School
White Sea Inn
Dorothy Nafus
GC. S. Darrow
Nashua
Darrow
Harold Smith
Hints In Beauty Care For Young Nails And Brows
This piece extols the value of thorough manicures for health and beauty, arguing nails stay bright when cared for, with shaping and polishing. It notes enamel can skip rubbing buffers, outlines finger shaping for graceful hands, and gives a brow training tip using dampened hairs and makeup.
Shower Honoring Mildred Richardson Set for June 18
Miss Anna Winder hosted a kitchen shower Monday evening for bride-to-be Mildred Richardson who has set June 18 for her marriage to Peter Schmitz. Lavender and white decor framed a two course luncheon. Guests included Dorothy Hemmer, Clara Demuth, Mrs. Ray Wemmers, Mrs. Logan Larsen, Fay Risinger, Nellie Sanyers, Evelyn Klein, Marie Klein, Mary Riges, and Cedar Falls residents. Marie Klein to host the bride-elect next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Winder
Mildred Richardson
Peter Schmitz
Shence
Favors
Dorothy Hemmer
Clara Demuth
Ray Wemmers
Logan Larsen
Fay Risinger
Nellie Sanyers
Evelyn
Marie Klein
Mary Riges
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Girl and Shell Rock Man United in Marriage
The marriage of Miss Helen Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs PR H Barnes Cedar Falls to Raphael Bohan son of Mr and Mrs Tin Bohan sr Shell Rock occurred at 730 this morning at St Mary's church Waverly Rev Pather Collins officiated. The couple were attended by Miss Agnes Bohan and Tim Bohan Jr. A wedding breakfast followed at Blacks tearoom Waterloo. The bride teaches at Tipton and the groom farms near Shell Rock where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barnes
PR. H. Barnes
Cedar Falls
Raphael Bohan
Myr
Tin. Bohan
Shell Rock
St. Maery’s Church
Waverly
Pather Collins
Agnes Bohan
Tim Bohan
Black's Tearoom
Waterloo
Tipton
Bohan
Farewell Party for Miss Bess Burns in Cedar Falls
Miss Bess Burns leaves Cedar Falls for Kansas City after a dinner and bridge party hosted by Mrs. John G. Lemmer. Eight guests attended with prizes won by Mrs. J. B. Bruner and Miss Mayme Hickey. Burns has worked with Waterloo Saddlery and will transfer to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Burns
Kansas City
John G. Lemmer
Cedar Falls
J. B. Bruner
Mayme Hickey
Burns
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Luan Huntington
A. J. Joynt
Pearl McLaman
Allen Memorial Hospital Banquet Celebrates Nursing Students
Eighteen were entertained at the annual junior-senior banquet in the Hawkeye room of Hotel President. Pink and green decorations set the scene for guests Rev. and Mrs. Clinton F. Smith and Miss Gertrude Hof. A theatre party followed dinner and plans include a class party at the hospital and an alumnae banquet Friday at Hotel President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Memorial Hospital
Hawkeye Room
Chapter Z Picnic Luncheon Moved to Parish House
Chapter 7 PB E O held a picnic at Universalist Parish House due to threatening weather. About 60 members attended, with yellow and white sisterhood decorations. A post season meeting for initiation is set for Monday evening June 18 at Mrs. Robert Parrott’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Universalist
Sisterhood
Picnk
Robert Parrott
Local Woman Serves as Delegate to Philadelphia Missionary Meet
Mrs. W. Stevenson of 526 Denver Street will attend the United Presbyterian Church general Woman’s Missionary society convention in Philadelphia on June 14, representing the Cedar Rapids presbytery from First U. P. Church. She left for Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Monday afternoon for preconvention visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stevenson
Denver Street
General Woman's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
First U. P. Church
Cedar Rapids
First M. E. Choir Plans Annual Banquet at Black's Tearoom
Thirty members of the First M. E. choir will hold their annual banquet at Black's Tearoom this evening with pastel umbrella table decor. The program includes a violin solo by Homer Allbright a reading by Lorraine Gibson a vocal number by Laurence Hutsom and a piano selection by William Gordon. CG. A. Scholin choir director will speak and officers will be elected. Visitor Mrs. N. H. Young of Chicago received honors at a bridge party hosted by her sister Miss Ann Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
M. E. Choir
Black's Tearoom
Homer Allbright
Lorraine Gibbson
Laurence Hutsom
William Gordon
A. Scholin
Evening Party Compliment to Bride Elect Miss Viola Nelson
A social page notes a series of events in honor of Miss Viola Nelson ahead of her June 4 wedding. Mrs J A Brooks hosted 15 guests at Bath-Peek apartments with Miss Glula Pixler as joint hostess. towels were hemmed and recipes prepared for the bride elect. pastel luncheon decor and several more parties are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Nelson
J. A. Brooks
Bath-Peek Apartments
Miss Glula- Pixler
Miss Nelson
Club Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings
Jolly Six meets Wednesday afternoon at 1013 Sixth Street West hosted by Mrs Joan O Keefe. Jinx birthday club celebrated at 313 Norwood Avenue with Mrs W B Coram as hostess on Monday evening. honors in 560 awarded to Mr and Mrs A J Weigel Mrs Leo Larson and Julius Thompson. luncheon and a gift to Mrs Coram included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Six Club
Joan O'Keefe
Sixth Street West
W. B. Coram
Norwood. Avenue
Jinx
A. J. Weigel
Leo Larson
Julius Thompson
Coram
Alumni Day at Wartburg College in Waverly Va
Wartburg college marked Alumni Day with a motorcade through town and band music followed by the alumni senior social and a historical pageant on the north campus. Richard Williams of 214 Wellington Street West was taken to St Prancis hospital for an appendicitis operation scheduled Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg
Waverly
Wartburg College
Richard Williams
Wellington Street West
Bt. Prancis Hospital
H. H. Miller
Manhard Street
Presbyterian Hospital
David Boyer
State Street
Aa. Boatman
Sherwood Park
Minneapolis
Duluth
Canada
City in Brief with Social and Medical News
West end with St. bridge and local addresses feature in a city in brief roundup. Notables include Henry Graven of Greene County in Waterloo on business and ongoing recoveries after surgeries at Presbyterian hospital. Several residents travel or visit, while Helmet lodge nominations proceed toward June elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Graven
Attormey
Greene, Ta
Waterloo
Vintage Kitchen Creations Eyed With Anchovy Egg Mix and Chestnut Souffle
A set of dated home recipe notes includes Eye and Anchovy Sandwiches with chopped eggs and anchovy essence, Tenderloin Beef with Rice sauce thickened by flour and milk, and a Chestnut Souffle using blanched chestnuts blended with sugar cream and stiff egg whites.
Bake Slowly Until Risen Then Serve With Whipped Cream
A concise cooking note instructs to bake a dish slowly until it rises and browns, then serve topped with whipped cream for a dessert presentation.
Worth Hillman Elected Beverly Hills Lions President
Worth Hillman a Waterloo native now in California was elected president of the Beverly Hills Lions Club for the coming year. He will be installed July 2 and was active in Lions work during his visit. The Beverly Hills Citizen May 23 features his election in a 92 page annual edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Hillman
Waterloo
California
Dme
Lions Club
Beverly Hills
Cal
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Hillman
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Alliman
Beverly Hills Citizen
the Citizen
French Girl's Soldier Lover Reunites to Aid in Crisis
A Paris born French woman with two children, formerly married to an American soldier, seeks help in Waterloo after a life of marriage dissolution and poverty. She has lived in Oakland and Salt Lake City, moved to Waterloo with help, then faced abandonment as her husband and his current wife offer to restore her to Oakland if transportation is provided. Overseer Doty considers the case under advisory review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
California
Waterloo
R.A. Doty
Board of Supervisors
Martin
America
Oakland
Cal
Salt Lake City
Utah
Funeral of Civil War Veteran to Be Wednesday
Funeral services for George B. Birdsall a Civil War veteran who died February 9 in Pomona California at age 93 will be held Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the O Keefe Towne chapel Rev E D Hull officiating Burial will be in Fairview The body lies in Pomona receiving vault Birdsalls surviving children Willis Birdsall Alice Birdsall Mary Chappell and Kansas City Kan grandson Charles Chappell Roger Birdsall Also to serve as pallbearers are Henry Grout E E Peek William Bishop John Gulzow William H Bruon and Theodora Peek Birdsall was a member of Robert Anderson post G A R and his comrades will participate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ B. Birdsall
Pomona
Cal
O'Keefe
Towne
E. D. Hull
Fairview
Waterloo
Willis WN. Birdsall
Santa Fe
N.M
Alicea
M. Birdsall
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary B. Chappell
Kansas City
Kan
Charles Chappell
Roger P. Birdsall
Wellington
Henry Grout
E. E. Peek
William Bishop
John Gulz
Dainty and Smart pattern for a toddler frock
An easy to sew frock design for a young child featuring a pointed neck closure and pearl button. Two side pleats add fullness while printed fabrics such as gingham percale linen or pique suit the pattern. Size 2 4 and 6 require specific yardages. pattern costs 15 cents and payments go to Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss McConeky
City Federation
Miss Deitrick
Progressive Delphian Group
Chapter
Elsie Hansen
T. P
T. WN. Rec
Tory Six Club
John O'Keefe
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
iMrs
Homer Gordon
Columbus
M. J. McDonough
Henry
Bills
Good Times
Clarence Wilcox
Bridge-et
Riviera
Prof. Hays
Bredna
Catherine
Nat
Miss Winder
Miss Bess Burns
Allen Hospital
Athena Delphian Society
Hincheon
E. F. Schenegge
W. F. Jeffrey
J.L. Morrison
Lillian Huntington
Arthur Aune
Francise Stebbins
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Westminster Church
Frank Friend
H. H. Caughlan
H. L. Turker
5. G. Stevenson
Tincheon
O'Slack
Chautsauqua
Chautauqua Circle
Holy Land
Poyner Cemetery
RB Cemetery Association
Church News
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Green Lantern Tearoom
Mildred Schaefer
Anne Hayek
Marguerite Hilton
Wiimea Mohler
Evelyn Benzler
Ruth Lockwood
Mabel Farr
Reba Kellogg
Mildred Giger
Mary Moore
Emma Jane Anderson
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Hotel
Russell- Lams
Bradford Kern
Herbert Rees
Robert Dotson
George Marker
Bryan Renn
Harry Hulett
Arthur Kniet
Black
Electric Park
Kremenak-Shirk
Viola Shirk
B. F. Shirk
Linn Grove
Charles R. Bremenak
Newell
Warren
Margaret King
West High School
Black's
Kingsley School
Our Lady of Victory Court
Our Lady of Victory Hall
Caribbean
Erie City
Florida
Delaware
Cuba
Washington
Maine
Ontario
Lake
Afoces
Orem
West End
St. Bridge
Betty
A. A
Bontrager
Fourth Street West
Goshen
Ind
Waterloo Council of Social Agencies
Black’s
George E. Rausch
Edmund Rausch
South Street
CG. D. Stewart
Los Angeles
Ivan Powers
Gates Street
Minnesota
Frank Robinson
Berth Avenue
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Fythias
K. of P.hall
F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Lions’ President
Doty
Hs Casé
Jamaica
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