Mother Daughter Banquet of B P W Club Attracts One Hundred Fifty
In Milwaukee 150 mothers and daughters attended the annual Mother and Daughter banquet of the Business and Professional Women’s club at Black’s tea room. Miss Luke B. S- a Milwaukee speaker urged motherhood and warned of modern life’s eroding ideals. The event featured songs by the local boys’ star club and bouquets to honored mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureliid
Luke B. S
Milwaukee
Wis
Ife
Allee G. Warsaw
Ant
Priscilla Club Bids Farewell to Longtime Members at Black's
About eighteen members of the Priscilla club, active for roughly 30 years, held a 46:30 farewell dinner in Black's tearoom last night honoring Mr. and Mrs. L A. Fairbanks who depart Saturday for the winter in Long Beach California. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George B. Miller and other couples, with Gilbert Northey as a birthday courtesy guest. After dinner the group visited Mrs. Cascaden's home for an informal evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Black
L A. Fairbanks
Long Beach
Cal
George B. Miller
R. H. Murphy
J. H. Easley
John T. Rock
John A. Bown
A. Lovejoy
W. H. Howrey
Hany G. Northey
Thomas Cascaden
Gilbert
Harry Northey
Cascaden
Daughters of Union Veterans Plan a Civil War Bazar
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War plan a bazar at Memorial hall with a chicken noodle dinner at 41:20. Officers nominated at the meeting include Mrs. May Walker president and Mrs. L Richard senior vice president along with several chaplains and counselors. A Christmas tea, program, and picnic supper for families and G A R comrades are also planned for December 20 with a small gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union
Memorial Hall
May Walker
L. &. Rickard
George FP. Sheffield
A. J. Rodenhaver
Myrtle Shannon
Lulu Gilley
Addie Me
Carmick
W. M.larsen
J. E. Merick
Shannon
J. C. Houapp
King's Daughters plan musicale tea at Mrs Gallagher's home
Mrs Mayme Gallagher opens her home at 1020 Third Street West tomorrow for a silver musicale tea with hostesses from Silver Cross Circle of The King's Daughters. Invited are Mizpah and Scattergood circles and members of Mrs P H Swain's division. Program provided by Alice Vaughn and other guests. dining room and program committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Gallagher
Third Street West
P. H. Swain
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Tracy Glasener
Mizpah and
Scattergood Circle
J. H. Easley
Mira Pierce
BR. H. Murphy
L. C. Ran Bom
F. AL. Schoei
B. T. Mowbray
Alice Vaughn
J. Eil‘Meyers
Elizabeth McCartney
Graves Church Christian Endeavor Banquet Ends Month-Long Contest
The Graves Memorial United Brethren church Christian Endeavor Society ended a month long membership contest with a banquet. Two teams the Skippers led by Clifford Martin and the Hoppers led by Miss LaVeta Anderson competed. the Skippers hosted the winning team for the meal. Music and readings followed with numerous performances and remarks by society leaders. Kitchen and program committees are listed. decorations featured orchid pink roses and gladioli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Skippers
Clifford Martin
Hoppers
LaVeta Anderson
Clarice Kendall
E. W. Mann
Margaret Morris
Edward Sandberg
Arvilla Young
Elizabeth Foster
Martin
Anderson
Annaury
Society
Viola Bplerve
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Lester Guyer
Miss Kendal
Marie Hoffman
Blanche Douglass
Joseph Thornton
Maxine Kessler
Maxine Potters
Virgean Kascht
Berniece Berg
Gerald Smith
Luella Smith
Sylas
Elfretta Borden
John Ray
Violet Bowen
H. F. Guyer
J. D. Croner
John Reynolds
Allen Pitzen
John George
E. BE. Hesket
Sandberg
Harold Guyer
Beauty Care Hints Against Skin Blemishes
Tips suggest addressing underlying disorders causing skin blemishes and encouraging proper treatment. The notice emphasizes not letting facial marks linger and seeking remedies to trace and cure the root cause rather than merely masking symptoms.
Chautauqua Circle Debates Early U S History and Jay Treaty
The Chautauqua circle held an afternoon meeting at the public library West discussing the Franco American import duties treaty, Quentin Roosevelt’s gun find, London riots on Armistice Day, and Dr. Ensign’s note on Britain’s influence. They covered Edward Livingston and Albert Gallatin, Foote resolutions, the Jay treaty, and Adams era cabinet politics with Hamilton influence.
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Chautauqua Circle
Public Library West
France
United States
Guiles
Max Mason
Chicago University
Quentin Roosevelt
London
Forrest C. Ensign
University of Iowa
Great Britain
Prince Carol
Zizi
Senate
Rutledge
Supreme Court
Edward Livingston
Albert Gatlagan
Jefferson Party
Livingston
Foote
House
Hamilton
John Adams
Washington
Hamiltom
Adams
World Fellowship Banquet Plans Advance T
Preparations for the World Fellowship banquet to be held tomorrow evening are underway with Mrs. Will Lane as general chairman. Miss Elizabeth Wilson, who helped establish YWCA training campuses in New York and India, arrives from Fort Dodge. the program includes music. Reservations due by 10 am tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Fellowship
Young Women's Christian Association
Will Lane
Elizabeth Wilson
New York
India
Fort Dodge
Ella Williams
Dora Mitchell
Ruth Isherwood
C. H. Abbs
Wilda Beck
Beth Tracy
Bentley Wittick Nuptials at Little Brown Church in the Vale
Miss Mildred Wittick, daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Wittick, wed George Bentley at 9 30 am today in the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua Rev Carl Lec Keragy officiated The couple left for California to begin residence Relatives attended and the reception followed at Hotel Russell Lamson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wittick
A. J. Wittick
Fourth Street
George Bentley
Samuel Bentley
Mul Jan Avenue
Little Brown Church
Vale
Nashua
Carl Lec Keragy
First Baptist Church
Bernice Wittick
Maurice Wittick
Brrd
Russell-Lamson
Mrs. Bentley
California
Soul Winners of First Evangelical Church Party
Soul Winners of the First Evangelical Church held an old fashioned party with members aged 43 and 50 in costume. The program featured readings, a pantomime The Dear Old, songs by a 35 year old choir, and old fashioned games with light refreshments to end the evening.
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First Evangelical Church
Mtr
W. H. Brunn
L. E. Eickelberg
W. G. Wahl
E. A. Ams
Walter Smith
Emma Fraelich
Tiller
C. F. Smith
Karl Zeichienter
Ralph Eickelho
Old Twoman
Rosie Ogrady
Lucille Schmidt
Veterans Day observances by 8 C V Camp and Auxiliary
The 8 C V Camp and Auxiliary plan Veterans Day events at Sloan Wallace Junior High at 1 36 PM to present a framed address and feast. A Memorial Mansion program follows at 6 30 PM with Go A R comrades invited and transportation arranged for veterans families.
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Sons of Asnoh
Cwil War and Auxiliary
Sloan Wallace
Innealh
al Memorial Mansion
A. R. Momews
Theerhool
Creed
Hawthorne P T A Holds Meeting at School Building
Hawthorne Parent Teacher Association met at the school with 100 patrons present. Mrs Edward Kelly Jed led community singing, Miss Margaret Moore played viola, and the East High School orchestra performed clarinet duets. E W Goetsch of Iowa State Teachers College outlined six home school cooperation points including safety education and resource conservation.
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Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association
Edward Kelly Jed
Margaret Moore
Lows State Teachers College
Evelyn Storer
Vivjean Dilger
M. L. Wester
Club Notes Mark Twentieth Anniversary Gatherings
A sequence of club events is reported including the Lend-ae Hand guild’s twentieth anniversary celebration at Mrs. E. F. Rath’s home and various meetings at homes of Mrs. Herman Wagner Mrs. Agnes Wight Mrs. Hattie Blenis Mrs. John Trost Mrs. Ray Lewis and others. Activities feature 500 bridge needlework and a Christmas party with details on hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend-ae Hand Guild
E. F. Rath
Agnes Wight
Hattie Blenis
Church Society Meetings and Guilds Gather This Week
Church groups across several parishes announce meetings and events. First Lutheran Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2:30 pm in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs A Schumann Mrs John Cherry and Mrs J G Jorgenson. St Margaret's Guild of St Mark's meets tomorrow at 2:30 pm at Mrs Edmund Rausch home with hostess Mrs C C Lamson assisting. Graves Memorial United Brethren hosts its annual Father and Son banquet in church parlors Friday night. Over the Top Men's Society of the Rich Baptist Church hosts dinner and sociable tomorrow at 3 pm at Rev G W Day's home. Christ Church Guild holds 1 pm Thursday luncheon with serving group listed. Trinity American Later League to hold regular meeting this fortnight in church parlors with serving committee listed. Parish auxiliaries, old society renewals, and other minor notices appear amid the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father and
Brethren Church
Ledla Strope
Presbyterian Church
Congregation 9
Cedar Heights
M. B. Cleveland
EB & L
BR. Brundage
la Lomite
Ray Lewis
Lend-a-Rand Guild
Mrrs
Cfrvle
Musicale
Mayme Gallagher
Margaret's Guild
Edmund Rausch
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
R. W. Getchel
John Mesxdorf
Central Christan Church Aid Society
Roy Metz- Ber
First Lutheran Missionary Society
A. Schumann
John Cherry
J. G. Jorgenson
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
C. C. Lamson
Brotherhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Men‘s Society of the Rich Baptist Church
G. W. Day
Des Moines City Council to Decide on One Main Street Cars
Des Moines attorneys stated that the plan to install one main street cars by the Des Moines City Railway company, now in receivership, must be approved by the city council. The notion, raised in Des Moines on November 16, hinges on council authorization.
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Des Moines
City in Brief and Local Notices
Local items report Mrs. Charles Stout under medical care at St Marys hospital Rochester Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Ed Hanse visiting at Frank Smiths home 507 Eighth street west. Miss Margaret Wittstock recovering from appendicitis at St Francis hospital. Miss Ann Collins recovering from appendicitis and expected home tomorrow. Delegates to Central Labor union plan a night meeting at Carpenters hall with roundtable discussions. W J Stevenson, James Black Dry Goods Co vice president, relocating to Phoenix Arizona for health and winter. Lions club luncheon at Blacks tearoom featuring business talks and entertainment. Louis Haubach files for divorce from Cora Haubach after 19 years apart. Deed transfers 120 acres east of Waterloo to Waterloo Airport Inc. for unspecified price. Seventeen Chevrolet dealers gather for a sales contest dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. losers dine on bears, winners roast turkey. Woman’s Club bazaars and bake sale slated at 726 Lafayette Street with chicken pie supper at First Baptist Church Fourth and Baltimore Friday night.
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Charles Stout
Oaklawn Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Ed Hanse
Freeport
Frank Smith
Eighth Street
Margaret Wittstock
High Street
St. Francis Hospital
Ann Collins
Webster Street
St. Pranc's Hospital
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
W. J. Stevenson
James Black Dry Goods Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Lions Club
Black
Louis Haubach
Cora Haubach
Haubach
Waterloo
Grant Highway
Chevrolet
Black Hawk
Bremer
Grimdy
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Woman's Club
Lafayette St
When to Suspect Acid Scalp and Danderine Remedy
A vintage dust‑covered advertisement explains acid scalp signs such as stiff hair and acrid odor, urging neutralizing acid secretions with Danderine. It promises a five minute dandruff dissolve and soft, sweet hair for thirty‑five cents at any drugstore.
Katherine Farwell Hosts Luncheon for Helen Maynard
Miss Katherine Farwell presided at a luncheon at her home as a courtesy to Miss Helen Maynard whose upcoming marriage to Frank Boughton inspired several social events. Guests included Mrs. Harold Lansing Mrs. Kirk Gross and Mrs. Howard Rath with Miss India Pickett Maxine Lamsot Helen Menges and Audrey Reed. Bridge occupied the afternoon.
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Katherine Farwell
Helen Maynard
Frank Boughton
Harold Lansing
Minneapolis
Minn
Kirk Gross
Howard Rath
India Pickett
Maxine Lamsot
Helen Menges
Audrey Reed
Bridge
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B. P. W. Club
Becker
Masonic
K. of
F. Hail
V. W. Oa
Jaeves Tarde
William Dewees
Teachers’ Club
Galloway Club
Father and Son
M. E. Church
Bazar
King
Laura Eliott
Lafayette Street
George Jurgenson
Paducah, Hy
Harry J. Smith
Detroit
Mich
James
Iowa City
Constance Ball
Young Women’s
Chii W Association
Christian Endeavor Society of Graves
Moose Hall
George Fergeman
Thomas Tennenbaum
George Mant+hart
Clara Geier
P. H. Malhanke
Trene Dube
Emuly Walker
Bazay
Herbert Lantz
George Luth
M. BE. A
K. of P. Hall
D. Me
Cape
U. S
Church In Vale
C. V
Bonet Bridge
Figtets
the Eikshone
Pawers
Mines
Frank Meir
Ida Boehminn
A. 4. Hoffman
P. O'Neil
Mat Nutt
W. FP
Jeffrey An Vt
B. Goodwin
Royal Neighbors
Gold Leaf Camp
K.of
Columbus Club
Herman Wagner
James Hurley
William Hii
John McDonaid
Goldenrod Club
John Trost
la Lomita Club
Thomas Landgraf
T.am. Bridge Club
Happy Hour Club
W. W. Wyant
Walnut Court Apartments
East Waterloo
Kathryn Gleason
Hotel
Russell-Lanson
Paul S. Otto
Marie Butterfield
Ruth Hamilton
Dorothy Wells
iMarie Gleason
Ethel Reinhart
Helyn Miller
Virginia Clary
Mmies
W. E. Steeley
Jack Flynn
Joseph Tlutgen
Los Comedres
E. H. Scholl
Black's Tearoom
Samuel Stevenson
Ned Close
Nebraska
Harvey Meyers
Waterlolo
George Smelser
Church News
Christ. Church Guild
Addie Hay Currie
Edward Wenner
Tin Metre
EB. L. Corton
Robert Manning
Auxilary
Sirs
Campbell
Westess
Old Society of the
West United Presbyterian Church
Trinity American Later League
Adde Mmnes
Carl Berke
Edward Berke
Claude Reed
Premet
H. W. Weate
Commmercial National Bank
Waterloo Airport, Inc
Corner 4Th and
Baltimore
Hunter
Gowrie
Kenneth Gardiner
Fred Gardiner
Buchanan’s
Is Rer Glasses
Wits
Mont
Evening Courier
Waioe
Folger
Folger’s
Folgers Oe Ee Ng
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