Busy society items fill Monday clubs and meetings
Monday afternoon hosts informal bridge at Mrs. Rockwell's Washington apartments and the Hundred club at Mrs Klein's Highland. Evening chapters include PEO and Gentiliska. missionary and auxiliary circles meet at East Park Presbyterian and Walnut Street Baptist. Local notices cover surprises, crafts, lunches, and club elects with refreshment spreads and upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. QO. Rockwell
Washington
Franklin
M. Klein
Highland
George Cook
A. D. Buchan
Walnut
Misses Coughtry
Third Street West
Gentiliska
Dorothy Holmes
Randolph
Courier Patterns for Courier Fashion Department Order Form
Courier patterns offered by the Evening Courier prompt readers to mail in forms to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Each pattern costs ten cents and includes seam allowances. Orders are filled promptly and mailed within ten days after the order is sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
New Pantaloon Skirt Captivates Local Theatergoers
The Majestic Theatre unveiled the pantaloon skirt with a living model Miss Bessie Leonard portraying the fashion novelty to a packed crowd. The design promises freedom of movement, tight hips to knees, and a wide ankle opening, drawing curiosity among fashion circles about its compatibility with slit skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
London
Paris
New York
Witerles
Petronel
Bessie Leonard
Majestic
Christ Guild Meeting At Mrs Sawyer Home
Twenty ladies attended the Christ Episcopal guild auxiliary meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs A G Sawyer’s Browns apartments Plans were made for a thimble bee next Thursday afternoon with Mrs T W Place on High street Mrs David Ramage Mrs C A Mills and Mrs Sawyer led the missions study Tea was served at 5 with guests and visitors from Chicago and Raymond Following the meeting the Mutual Improvement Club met at Mrs Guy Loomig’s Wellington street home with guest Mrs V Leon Belt current events and planned future hosting by Mrs Scheibe at The Elms in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
East Park
L. G. Adams
Mesdames Peverill, Whitney and Livingston
St. Francis Hospital
F. J. Hanton
Fourth Street
Hospital
Hanlon
J. L. Fortunski
Harry Sindlinger
Mary Sullivan
Margaret Carrigg
Argyle Street
John Adair
H. W. Flint
Auction Bridge
Bone
Bayard Street
Lois [Storm
Adair
Christ Guild
Christ Episcopal Guild
A. G. Sawyer
Brown Apartments
T. W. Place
High Street
David Ramage
C. A. Mills
Sawyer
Marguerits Humphreys
Dallas Rigdon
Mutual Improvement Club
V. Leon Belt
Guy Loomig
Wellington Street
Paul Scheibe
Lawton
Scheibe
the Elms
State Federation of Iowa Teachers Organized
Representatives from eight Iowa city teachers groups met in Des Moines to found a State Federation of Teachers clubs. A permanent organization was formed with officers elected and committees named. Philip Hayden of Keokuk was named temporary president and Miss Mary Lucas of Dubuque temporary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Cities
Federation of
Teachers’ Clubs
Philip Hayden
Keokuk
Mary Lucas
Dubbuque
Alice Davies
Town City
Emmy Fordyce
Cedar Rapids
Mat Lucas
Dubuque
Danghart
Burlington
Jessie Lewis
Clinton
Jennie Rice
Connell Bluffs
Adele Puchs
McCaskill Trial Demonstration For Jury In Manslaughter Case
The McCaskill manslaughter trial continued with 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. testimony focused on demonstrations at the kitchen door to place Phillips’s and McCaskill’s positions at the moment of the tragedy. Widow Mrs. Fleury Phillips fainted during cross examination as her daughter Susie escorted her from the room. Judges urged direct answers, and witnesses described the door area, the poker blow, and the sequence leading to kneeling on the doorway sill. Rebuttal and surrebuttal plans loom, with four remaining defense and prosecutorial arguments anticipated. Funeral details for a local carpenter were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson T. McCaskill
Millan
L Hoasie
Henry Phillips
Phillips
McCaskill
McCoy
Fleury Phillips
Lattorneys
Susie
Dr. Jaynes
Wis
Weatherwax Returns From Chicago Business Trip
C advertisement indicates H. E. Weatherwax had spent several days in Chicago on business and returned this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Weatherwax
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clendar
Freda Layman
Beppler Avenue
Lillian Reaney
Miss Layman
Olga Jorgenson
Miss Reaney
Grout
John Iske School
Frances Grout
Logan Avenue
Carrie Neidy
Jennie Brainard
Helen Gould
Jeanette Zuehlke
Dearborn Avenue
Eva White
Florence Byford
Cedar Falls
L. W. Brant
W. Fe, Cowan
Miss Bid Downing
C. Keller
Hazel Keller
Blanche Larsen
J. B. Newman
Ella Kyle
Lareeh Standish
United Presbyterian Church
Locust Street
Evangeline Powers
P. S. Standish
Margaret Campbell
Washington Street
A. G. N. Club
William Bray
South Barclay Street
Hattiesmith
Hudson
C. M. Sherrill
Sligh Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Doys
T. A. McManus
Dancing
McBurney
Russell Lamson Hall
Paul Davis Co
Waltz
Assembly
Pinkerton
Bickley Hall
Sam H. Tinkerton
West
Kide
Yale Gould
Dickey
State Federation OF Iowa Teachers
Tate
Side
Attorners
Wutorney McCoy
Jausier
Alfred Longley
L Hoxle
Bellingen
Feley
O. Palmier
Willow
Goa
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Soho
S. EF. Johnson
Bridge St
the Beiers
Libby
Fngs
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