Hoover praised for student mind by Mills College chief
Dr Aurelia Reinhardt, president of Mills College, lauded Herbert Hoover as possessing a student mind and broad vision. She spoke at Iowa State Teachers College on widening horizons, urging lifelong learning and rapid movement in thought across science, religion, and society. The talk tied to Hoover's study and leadership and noted education's central role in the nation.
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Hoover
Aurelia Reinhardt
Mills College
Oakland
Cal
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Reinhardt
A. A. U. W. National Executive Board
Milwaukee
Wis
Bartlett Hall
Waterloo
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Local Delegates Go to National W. C. T. U. Meet
Mrs. Mary Philpot of Cedar Falls and Mrs. Amanda Rickert of this city depart for Boston to attend the national W. C. T. U. convention November 14 to 21. Plans for a nationwide educational campaign via 10,000 local unions will be presented. Keynote speaker will be national president Ella A. Boole on Thursday at 8 p.m. Other speakers include Anna Adams Gordon, Cora Frances Stoddard, Grace Leigh Scott, Evangeline Booth, and Gifford Gordon plus eminent women from abroad.
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Mary Philpot
Cedar Falls
Amanda Rickert
Boston
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ella A. Boole
Anna Adams Gordon
Evanston
Til
Joseph B. Egan
Harvard University
Grace Leigh Scott
Cora Frances Stoddard
Bureau of Scientific Investigation For the World
National
Evangeline Booth
The
Salvation Army
Gifford Gordon
Australia
Mrs P L Bryant Hosts Dinner and Bridge Evening
Mrs P L Bryant entertained about 80 guests at Hotel Russell Lamson with a dinner and sixteen tables of bridge. Autumn decor featured chrysanthemums bittersweet and grapes with ferns. Prizes went to several guests and out of town attendees included Mrs Augusta Billings and Mrs Harold Alleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamson
P. L. Bryant
Roger Crowell
Alfred Longley
H. W. Flint
Leo O'Brien
Edmund Miller
Frank Collard, Jr
Elmer Dunkelberg
Fred Wray
Maude Burns
Augusta Billings
Chicago
Harold Alleman
Kansas City
Olive Barker
Clinton
Leo O’brien
Independence
Cedar Falls
Harry Israel
W. N. Graham
William Merner
Roland Merner
Eva Gregg
Julia Curtiss
Large Number Is Present at Party of Woman's Club
Twenty four tables of bridge were filled at the Woman's club November social afternoon in the clubhouse. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. Ben Howrey and Mrs. Glenn Miller with second awards to Mrs. George Hazen and Mrs. W. R. Burkett. Tea followed the program in the drawing room with Mrs. W. A. B. Graham and Mrs. T. F. Glenny presiding. Over 150 guests attended, including out of town visitors Mrs. D. H. Reichard Mrs. W. E. Odell Des Moines and Mrs. Augusta Billings Chicago. The club’s weekly book review series continued this morning at the clubhouse as Mrs. Ralph Sarif discussed Swan Song by Galsworthy and summarized the Forsyte saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Ben Howrey
Glenn Miller
George Hazen
W. R. Burkett
W. A. B. Graham
T. F. Glenny
D. H. Reichard
W. E. Odell
Des Moines
Augusta Billings
Chicago
Ralph Sarif
Galsworthy
Clubwomen Invite Hear Mrs Ben Hooper in Waterloo
Waterloo women members of General Federation affiliated clubs are invited to hear Mrs Ben Hooper Oshkosh Wis chair of international relations at the General Federation at the Waterloo Woman's clubhouse 306 Washington Street Friday at 11 Luncheon served at 1 Reservations with Mrs W C Wright 315 Denver Street by Thursday evening Also recital by piano pupils of C Albert Scholin and social events hosted by Genevieve Clark’s engagement attendees from Oelwein and local clubs include a bridge party and a card party hosted by Sacred Heart Court No 399 WCOF at St Marys Hall
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Waterloo
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ben Hooper
Oshkosh
Wis
General Federation
Sacred Heart Court
Woman's Catholi Order of Foresters
St. Mary’s Hall
Social Calendar Events Across Waterloo Tonight and Tomorrow
Community groups from the Woman’s Labor bureau to the Knights of Columbus fill tonight and tomorrow with meetings, luncheons, picnics, and events at locations including Christ Episcopal church Lincoln school and Black's tea room. Neighborhood clubs, Mohler guilds, and church circles plus a dinner dance at Hotel Russell Lambson mark a full civic social schedule in Waterloo.
World Fellowship Week Dinner at YWCA
Yeaz Ones observed World Fellowship week with a dinner at the YWCA where Miss Grace Allemeyer gave a talk on Appreciation of International Music illustrated by records from many nations. A dolls show with materials from different countries was exhibited this week. Iris Nelson chaired the meeting. 21 members attended with two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Allemeyer
Iris Nelson
State Meeting on War Cause and Cure Opens Wednesday
National committee on the cause and cure of war sponsors a state conference at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Mrs. William Milchrist chairs. keynote by Mrs. Max Mayer. Speakers include Mrs. Ben Hooper and Dr. H. S. Ficke among others. Kellogg treaty and other peace efforts discussed. Sponsored by 14 national women’s organizations.
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Fort Des Moines
National Committee On
William Milchrist
Sioux City
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Max Mayer
Des Moines
R. H. Volland
Iowa City
Ben Hooper
Oshkosh
Wis
Waterloo
C. C. Morrison
Chicago
H. S. Ficke
Dubuque
F. F
Young Women’s Christian Association
Council of Jewish Women
League of Women Voters
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Business and Professional Women's Federation
Parents and Teachers Association
American Legion Auxiliary
Service Star Legion
Catholic Women's League
Women's Trade Union League
Third District Meeting Held by American Legion Auxiliary
A large Waterloo turnout attended the third district meeting in Cedar Falls. Over 25 auxiliary members reserved for the evening banquet with more expected for day sessions. Mrs. Bernhard Duthbert led the morning session at Regent theatre, luncheon was at Black Hawk hotel, and an afternoon session followed. Jordan L. Larson hosts the banquet at Pfeiffer hall with the Waterloo Legion double quartet and Harry Reed on the program.
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Waterloo
American Legion Auxiliary
Cedar Falls
Bernhard Duthbert
Regent Theatre
Black Hawk Hotel
American Legion
Pfeiffer Hall
Jordan L. Larson
Waterloo Legion
Harry Reed
Local Club Meetings And Socials Roundup
Wild Rose club hosts an all day meeting at 304 Hammond avenue with a noon picnic and program. Forget-Me-Not club meets Thursday afternoon at 417 Baltimore street for a picnic luncheon. P. L. club met Monday at 210 Denver street. prize went to Mrs. Q. F. Merriman. Next gathering with Mrs. E. Fisher on Longfellow avenue next Tuesday. Gates Park Civic club rescheduled to Thursday at 2126 Fourth street east. Night Out club plans dinner at Black's tearoom for 12 with bridge to follow at Mrs. Nauman’s 235 Prospect boulevard. W. O. M. bridge club guests dined at White Sea Inn. two tables bridged at Mrs. Taylor’s 620 Third street west with Miss Rose Teefy winning the prize. Refreshments served. hostesses Mrs. Martha Taylor, Mrs. M. D. Raftery, and aides Mrs. Mark Campbell and Miss Mabel Kies.
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Wild Rose Club
P. B. Shirley
Hammond Avenue
Forget
J. W. Ritze
Baltimore Street
P. L. Club
Kenneth Lyons
Denver Street
Q. F. Merriman
E. Fisher
Longfellow Avenue
Gates Park Civic Club
W. G. Montgomery
Fourth Street East
Night Out
Black’s
Henry Nauman
Prospect Boulevard
W. O. M. Bridge Club
White Sea Inn
Martha Taylor
M. D. Raftery
Taylor
Third Street West
Rose Teefy
Mark Campbelll
Mabel Kies
Church News Highlights Local Guilds and Meetings
Evangelical church plans a Wednesday 2:30 pm meeting with Mrs S HE at 505 Ricker. Trinity American Lutheran hosts at 2 pm with Mrs Otto Peterson, Mrs George Schmidt, and Mrs W A Steinke. First United Presbyterian groups meet with Mrs W O Chisholm at 216 Wellington. First Baptist hosts Mrs C L Rausch's group. dinner for 24 at 1520 Hawthorne with hostesses Mrs Harry MacDonald and others. Clara Barton guild of Universalist plans supper Nov 21. committee includes Mrs Roy Housdon and others. Burton avenue Baptist hosts Mrs Mae Rose at 2:30 with talk by Mrs W L Steeves. St Pauls M E Ladies' Aid meets at 2 with Mrs Harry Fisher sharing trip notes. Outlook circle holds all day at Grace M E. Plymouth Congregational Daughters hold missionary meeting at 2:30 at Miss Elizabeth Harrison 205 Walnut. Mrs C M Byerly assisting. Mrs Harry Pines leads Our Iowa Task. St Margarets guild at St Marks Episcopal meets Thursday at 1 with hostesses Mrs W E Cowan and Mrs Cal Sharp at 1626 Third St W. Central Christian General Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs Gilbert Ogaard 302 Sunnyside Avenue.
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Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter M1
L. A. To.b
R. T
Christ Episcopal Church
Lincoln School
Sons of Union Veterans, and auxiliary—Memorial Hall
Lafayette School
Daughters of Isabella and
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Tuesday Club
Cedar Falls
Black's
Pythian Sisters
Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
W. D. Bailey
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
U. P. Church
Joe Murray
First Lutheran Missionary Society
William Buchner
W. W. Templeton
W. F. Stolte
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Workers
W. P. McCormick
Mizpah
King's Daughters
H. Verne Myers
Outlook
Grace M. EB
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's M. E. Church
BR. C. thimblebee—Memorial Hall
Daughters of Plymouth
Elizabeth Harrison
G.I
L. E
Black Hawk I. O
General Aid Society
Central Christian Church
Gilbert Ognard
Woman's Circle
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Mae Rose
Woman's Missionary Society
Calvary Evangelical Church
Ladies' Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Otto Peterson
George Schmidt
W. A. Steinke
C. L. Rausch
First Baptist Church
Dan Busler
Hawthorne Avenue
Harry MacDonald
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Church
Leona
Bernice Gindt
Archer Avenue
Roy Housdon
Donard Rheiner
Harry Whitmey
Hazel Griefnow
Bessie Weisman
Plymouth Congregational Church
Walnut Street
C. M. Byerly
Harry Pines
Iowa
Cedar Heights Club Plans Schubert Program
Cedar Heights Womans club Music and Art department will host a Schubert music program Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs W J Sutcliffe's home. R W Parrott and C Bickley will play a piano duet Rosa bu nde Overture and E L Corton will read An Appreciation of Schubert. G C W Chapman will give a travel talk on Vienna Schubert celebration and Evelyn Stover will perform a clarinet solo.
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Music and Art
Cedar Heights Woman’s Club
W. J. Sutcliffe
R. W. Parrott
Cecil Bickley
E. L. Corton
GC. W. Chapman
Vienna
Evelyn Stover
Frey to Speak at Omar Temple Meeting in EK of Phall
Col. A L Frey imperial secretary of the D O K K Indianapolis will be principal speaker at a special Omar Temple No 188 meeting in EK of Phall Thursday Nov 22 at 8 pm. Frey visits seven temples in the state during the week of Nov 19. A supper at 630 pm requires reservations by Nov 20 with F W Esher C S Munger and N H Loomis. Plans likely for a ceremonial before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Frey
Indianapolis
Ind
Omar Temple
Phall
F. W. Esher
C. S. Munger
N. H. Loomis
Marriage Announced in Grundy Center
The marriage of Mrs. Reena King Dowell of Mason City to Harry E. Banks of Waterloo was announced this week in Grundy Center. The bride is home service director for the People's Gas company in Mason City. Mr. Banks is a representative for the Buick Motor Company, Chicago, with headquarters in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reena King Dowell
Mason City
Harry 8. Banks
Waterloo
Grundy
Center
Fpeople’s Gas Company
Banks
Buick Motor, Company
Chicago
Brain Test Answer Summary
Plain language note lists letter frequencies from a brain test: G appears seven times, W six, B five, N four, S three. letters not appearing are J K L Q V Y and the digit 2.
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Public Library West
the Courier
Applied Psychology
Conny Reiff
Linden Avenue
Herbert Lantz
Willam Wileus
Harold Mallarke
Harold Gier
William Bishop
Guy Burbank
H. Gier
Reiff
Woman's Benefit Association
George Smith
Clay Street
Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Youn
Party of Woman’s
Mrs
Albert Scholin
Ceen
Eee
Lange John Keith Meyers
George Dewey
Richard Zellhoetar
Danse Espagnole
Virginia Cole
Erwin Petersen
Debussy
Schubert Erma Cole - Parker
Mueller
Biss
Miriam Dean
Deppesa Robverta
Sinding
D. E. Daly
Hazel Clark
Mulberry Street
Genevieve Clark
Jack Carter
Celia Kelly
Frank Hayden
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Auxiliary
Church News
S. HE
Kline
Ricker Street
First United Presbyterian Church
W. O. Chisholm
Wellington Street
Burton Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Harry Fisher
South
Outlook Circle
Grace M. E
W. E. Cowan
Cal Sharp
St. Margaret's Guild
General Aid Society of
Gilbert
Paris
Montmartre
Martial and
Armand
Rita
Cedar Heights Club
Presbyterian Hospital
Alumnae Association
John Goss
Logan Avenue
Ray Tiller
Ernest Baldwin
Margaret Mastain
Council Bluffs
G. TA
B. of
American Association of University Women
W.H. Bickley
Fourth Street West
Delphian Meeting
Progressive Delphian Society
W.C. A
J. W. Thompson
Italy
Col. A. L. Frey
Harold Lyman
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