Society club entertainments blur Misses in June
Misses Loana Henney and Dorothy Lynch hosted guests for Miss Josephine who will wed in a church bridal event. Favors to Mrs Edward Matz and Madge Sims. Lois Buehner and Gindt attended. slips of paper revealed prizes. Pride month colors featured with red, white and silver. Guests served by Miss Lynch and Kathryn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loana Henney
Dorothy” Lynch
Josephine
Sion
Edward Matz
M Madge Sims
Lois Buehner
Gindt
Miss Lynch
Elvct
Fain Tyas
Berry
Helen Lyne
Gelen Britzman
Mabel Summerfett
Viney Cone
Sele Lynch
Kathryn
Tonight Farewell for Miss Lillian Nelson at Walnut Street church
Community events list includes a farewell for Miss Lillian Nelson at Walnut Street church and a civic calendar with church boards Grace M Grace Grace Memorial Graves and Black Hawk L C C hall listings. Local clubs and guilds host dinners and meetings led by Irma Gundlach KK of BP and Raymond Spiker with YWHome activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Nelson
Walnut Street Church
Ollicigl Board
Grace M. & Church
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Callie Cline
Birthday Surprise Party for Elizabeth Mulcay
Elizabeth Mulcay received a birthday surprise at her aunt Mrs. 3. D. Barney’s home with members of the Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian present. Miss Mulcay and Miss Marguerite Leland received favors. a three course luncheon was served by Mrs. Barney and Mrs. John Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Muleay
3. D. Barney
Gleaners” Circle
East Park Presbyterian Church
Bunce
Miss Muleay
Marguerite Leland
Barney
John Ward
Oeirvein
Gurat
George Smith
Betty Margadant
Helen Lohner
Marsha Wade
Vivian Strass
Harriet Steffan
Olive Thompson
Sadie Douglas
Blanche Douglas
Mary Frances Shedd
Bernice Leland
Ada B. Coch
Gleaners
Helene Glenny Hosts Lavender Luncheon and Bridge Party
Miss Helen Menges hosted a luncheon and bridge party yesterday at her home honoring Helene Glenny guest of honor and future bride to Robert Cess. Guests included Miss Evelyn Olsen Rockford Ill and out of town visitors. A separate Hallowe'en party by the Cedar Valley division of Town Public Service Co drew two hundred fifty attendees at the Elks club with George A. Neal Fort Dodge speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Glenny
Bates Glenny
Robert Cess
Helen Menges
Kathryn Graham
Kathryn Farwell
Evelyn Olsen
Rockford, I
Miss Olsen
Menges
Hallowe'en
Cedar Valley
Town Public Service Company
Elks Club
George A. Neal
Fort Dodge
Clara Frenzel
Feneral
Club Notes Show Hostesses For Several Local Groups
Madsen hosted G B G club with a fancy work and music afternoon and a two course luncheon served by Mrs. Madsen and Mrs. Roy Mayes. James Edwards to host next. Gordon Fay hosted L B O E club with Burco favors to Mrs. Ferris Hartselk and Mrs. L R Willier. C W Holmes new member. L J Grattan to host next Thursday. Mrs. R Knudsen entertained T A M Bridge club. honors to Mrs. Landgraf and Mrs. Til Le Watters. luncheon by Mrs. D W Nicholas after game. Mrs. Nick Roberts hosted Cvena club. husbands joined for supper and cards. needlework in afternoon. favors at 500 in evening by Mrs. M J Tritzers. Carr ie Golinveaux, J R Sims and Thomas Powers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afrs
Madsen
G. B. G. Club
Roy Mayes
James Edwards
Gordon Fay
L. B. O. E. Club
Burco Favors
Ferris Hartselk
L. R. Willier
C. W. Holmes
L. J. Grattan
ER. M. Knudsen
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Thomas Landgraf
Til- le Watters
D. W. ‘Nicholas
Nick Roberts
Covena Club
M. J. Tritzers
Carrie Golinveaux
J. R. Sims
Thomas Powers
Woodmen Circle Installs Officers in Knights Hall
Woodmen's Circle installed new officers after meetings at Knights of Columbus hall. Len R. Ogden of Woodmen of the World delivered a talk. Mrs. Frank Miller installed officers. New officers include guardian Mrs. Charles Bridske, advisor Mrs. G. H. Farnsworth, recording secretary Mrs. O. L. Pott, banker Mrs. Henry Stafford, chaplain Mrs. W. Harper, auditors Mrs. Michael Shea and Mrs. E. W. Egdorf, junior supervisor Mrs. B. Whited, attendant Miss Kathryn Carr, assistant attendant Mrs. Earl Squier, inner circle leader Mrs. W. E. Pike, outer circle leader Mrs. Orville Whited. Oyster supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen's Circle
Woodmen’s Circle
Knights of Columbus Hall
Len R. Ogden
Council Bhuls
Lie Wood-men of the World
Frank Miller
Guardian
Charles Bridske
G. H. Farnsworth
O. L. Pott
Henry Stafford
W & Harper
Michael Shea
BE. W. Egdorf
B. BH. Whited
Kathryn Carr
Earl Squier
W. E. Pike
Orville Whited
Mrs Turney Honored at Miscellaneous Shower Party
Mrs. Carl Salsburg hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home in honor of Mrs. Robert Turney, formerly Hulda Huegli, after her October 6 marriage at The Little Brown Church in the Vale. Guests played 100, with the lowest score winning a favor to Mrs. William Buchner. refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Wade. Attending were Mmes. Buchner, Wade, Bonck, Whilsins, McClintick, and Misses Nova Taylor, Bertha Huegit, Emily Smith, Hazel Windolf, Agnes Anderson, Blanche Olson, and Florence Huegit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Salsburg
Robert Turney
Little Brown
the Vale
Hulda Huegli
William Buchner
Harry Wade
Tess
Mmes
Arthur Bonck
Dale Whilsins
F. J. McClintick
Nova Taylor
Bertha Huegit
Emily Smith
Hazel Windolf
Agnes Anderson
Blanche Olson
Florence Huegit
West Friendship Club Welcomes New Members
West High Friendship club hosted a recognition service at the YWCA to welcome new members. Miss Edna Williams led as Keeper of the Light with Miss Edith Young as Herald of the Light. The event featured a Candle processional, hymns, and punch, raising the club’s membership to 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Friendship Club
Edna Williams
Edith Young
Novel Program Looks Forward to Thanksgiving
A Tri S club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Homer Fike’s home. Members gave Thanksgiving menus for roll call and a prize was awarded for the best. The program covered foods served at Thanksgiving including oysters, oyster fisheries, soup, history of macaroni, cranberries, cranberry fields, pumpkin pie, a Whitman poem, and references to the Pilgrims’ First Thanksgiving. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri S Club
Homer Fike
Paul Miller
Wilbur Miller
Jay Summy
Whittier’s
Arnold Forney
Girl Reserves Demonstration Tonight at Church
Girl Reserves of Sloan Wallace and Waterloo junior high schools will present a flag and candle ceremony as part of the Homemakers class program at First Methodist Episcopal Church tonight. Participants include Margaret Johnson Georgeanna Northy Verl Sturgis Letty Kenyon Elizabeth Harris Wilma Schrag Helen Louise Bern brook and Janet Troup. Miss Jean Dunkelberg will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Wallace
Waterloo
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Margaret Johnson
Georgeanna Northy
Verl Sturgis
Letty Kenyon
Elizabeth Harris
Wilma Schrag
Helen Louise Bernbrock
Janet Troup
Jean Dunkelberg
Reardon Marshall Nuptials Announced at Sacred Heart Church
Miss Leah Nora Marshall wed Walter John Reardon at Sacred Heart Church on October 27. The ceremony was led by Rev. E A Dunn with attendants Aliss Dolores Marshall and Francis Noonan as bridesmaid and best man. The couple planned a future honeymoon after breakfast at the groom’s home. Stella Deeds wed Joe Beard at 6 PM with reception at Black's Tearoom. Mr and Mrs Beard will reside at 606 Fourth Street East. Mr and Mrs H H House celebrated their fifty first wedding anniversary with dinner for family and a grandchild Helen Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sermer
Ayrshire
Leahnora
Marshall
Walter John Reardon
Sacred Heart
E. A. Dunn
Aliss Dalores Marshall
Francis Noonan
James Marshall
la Forte City
Eagle Center School
Reardon
Willam Reardon
Clay County
Mrs. Reard
Stella Deeds
Joe Beard
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Black
Mrs. Beard
Fourth Street East
H. H. House
Helen Lytle
Newcomer Irving Lawton Moves to Waterloo Press
Irving Lawton, after five years with the Eldora Herald, relocates to Waterloo and joins Stewart-Simmons Press. He is married and resides at 1151 Berth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora (Ia) Herald
Irving Lawton
Waterloo
Stewart-Simmons Press
Berth Avenue
Ames College to Conduct Forum in Child Welfare
Ames Ta Nov 4 A parental education conference on the self reliant child from infancy to adolescence will be held at Iowa State College November 8 and 9 under psychology department and home economics division. The event opens with Town State council on child study and parent education meetings then a noon luncheon featuring Mrs Madge McGinde assistant dean of women at Towns State followed by talks by Dr John E Anderson director of the Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Psychology Department
Home Economic Division
Town State Council On
Madge McGinde
Towns State
John E. Anderson
The
Minnesota
Preschool Child Welfare Conference Speakers Named
The Institute of Child Welfare in Minneapolis will host talks on the pre school child with outside speakers including Dr Bird T Baldwin director of the child welfare research station University of lews Mrs S E Lincoln president Des Moines school board Mrs B C Hopkins president Iowa Can of Parents and Teachers Airs Pardee Youtz from the University of Iowa and M G Davis superintendent Ames city schools. Iowa State College staff will join with Dr J B Evans and Dr T F Vante from psychology, Prof W H Lancelot from vocational education and Miss Genevieve Fisher dean of home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
M. G. Davis
Ames City
Iowa State College
J. B. Evans
T. F. Vante
W.H. Lancelot
Genevieve Fisher
Church News and Social at Trinity Lutheran and Parish House
Fourth and fifth divisions of the Universalist church plan a chicken dinner Tuesday night in the parish house. Mrs Theodore Smith hosted a Trinity Lutheran guild gathering yesterday with 20 members and friends enjoying contests games and needlework followed by luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Theodore Smith
Trinity Lutheran Guild
Waterloo Evening Couchy Patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Hints in Beauty Care EFYELASIL Creams
In a beauty pamphlet, a recipe outlines a simple cream formula mixing ingredients like petreizium and soot under a broken glass to create a sunlit paste. The text includes garbled guidance and vows of using the cream for skin care with cautions on usage and preparation.
City in Brief Highlights Local Happenings and Court Action
Local notes report Mrs. Anna C. Adrain visiting Omaha with friends and Mrs. Edgar L Clayton visiting grandparents in New Hartford. Mrs. Charles Wilson after surgery at St Prans hospital returns to Walnut Court. Miss Rose McFadden and Bud Roethler wed by Judge Beem in municipal court. James Bostic, former manslaughter defendant, sentenced to eight years, moved to Fort Madison. Harold Parry named baritone of Des Moines university quartet. Break attempt at Seigel Auto Supply thwarted. five men seen nearby. Chapter FE P BE G to host bake sale at 191 Bridge St. First Evangelical Church dinner 1 to 7 pm featuring beef stew and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McFadden
Bud Roethler
Storm Lake
J. C. Beem
James Bostic
Louise Hopkins
R. W. Hasner
Fort Madison
Fred Hart
Harold Parry
Denver Street
Des Moines University
Martin Heyde
Parry
Seigel Auto Supply Company
Commercial Street
Percy Allen
Allen
BE. G
Bridge St
Woman Bootlegger Faces Three Months Sentence
Marshalltown Indiana reports Mrs Enina Breitling pleaded guilty to selling liquor to Indians from the Yuma county reservation and was sentenced to three months in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Enina Breitling
Yuma County
Mello-Glo Face Powder Hailed By Women
Glowing reports from women praise MELLO-GLO Face Powder for lasting shine control and a clean complexion. Lauerman's advertises the cosmetic as pure and long lasting, claiming it keeps pores less visible and imparts a peachy tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauerman's
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Josephine Gindt
Society Calendal
Elizabeth Mulcay
Turney
West Friendship Club
Blue Triangle League
Association
Bostry Hight
Florence Brinton
Mirs
S. W. Kirkpatrick
Della Hitch
Dell Mininger
Wilda Beck
Iris Nelson
Ena May Culver
Evelyn Schrader
Ruby Heald
Cora Loomer
Wilma Gates
Alma Kristensen
Hagel Windol
Ele Errickson
Reardon-Marshall
Ames College
Cyber
Paris
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Oman
Arid
Fonda Mae
Ponda Mae
Ed WG J
SIO S.ee
Westcott Hosiery
Special Mail Order Department
Buchanan's
Y.M.C. A. Bldg
Anna C. Adrain
Fremont, Street
Omaha
Neb
Edgar Lee Clayton
Sycamore Street
J. B. Parsons
New Hartford
Charles Wilson
St. Pranels Hospital
Walnut Court Apartmatte
First Evangelical Church
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Beiers Grocery
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