Natural Music club guest party at Miss Collins home
A Natural Music club hosts its annual guest party Monday evening at Miss Fae Collins home with Miss Virginia Gable assisting. The program features songs Allah's Holiday and I Passed by Your Window by a quintet including Mrs. G E Shoemaker and others, plus violin and piano solos and a reading. Martha McCormick performs The Nightingale as a vocal finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Collins
Virginia Gable
Friml
Brahe- Lucas
G. E. Shoemaker
Veterans Day observance by Sons of Union Veterans group
S.0. V. Camp and Auxiliary marked Veterans Day with a memorial hall dinner for comrades of the GQ. A. R. and their wives. A program followed featuring community singing, a male quartet, a duet, a boys’ orchestra, and readings including the Gettysburg address recitation by Dr. G. W. Bothwell. Lincoln address copies and room flags were presented to Sloane Wallace Junior High. Lola Harmon will inspect the auxiliary Tuesday evening in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sons of Union
G. W. Bothwell
Frank M. Stull
Tressurer
5. A. Clark
Sloane Wallace
Lola Harmon
Iowa City
Memorial Hall
Imogene Fowler Complimented at Surprise Party
Miss Imogene Fowler was honored at a surprise party hosted at her home by colleagues from Black's department store ahead of her upcoming marriage to Victor Bender on Thanksgiving Day. Guests included Mmes Curtis Musgrove Oscar Elingburg Glenn E Hallman and many Misses. Entertainment featured music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Fowler
Victor Bender
Black's Department Store
Mmes
Curtis Musgrove
Oscar Elingburg
Glenn E. Hallman
Fem Nicholson
Marion Stevens
Gladys. Brandt
Peery Morehouse
Lola Losee
Hazel Bishey
Nona Fow~ler
Margeret Zerwis
Florence Bickert
Aretha Saunders
Daughters of Isabella hold regular meeting in hall
Daughters of Isabella will meet at 7 45 p m in Knights of Columbus hall. Miss Mayme Egan will report on the state regent’s meeting in Davenport held November 13 and 14. After the business session, Mrs F Dawson and Miss Adeline Hares will run a card party with bridge and 500 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Co‘tumbug Hall
Miss Mayme
Egan
Davenport
Helena Mitchell
Des Moines
F. Dawson
Adeline Hares
Mrs Philpot to Speak at Local WCTU Meeting
Mrs Mary Jane Philpot Cedar Falls county president will speak at 2 36 p m Tuesday when the Woman s Christian Temperance Union meets at the W W C A building The program suits the Thanksgiving season with Mrs F J Eightey in charge of devotionals and music in the works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Philpot
Cedar Falls
Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
F. J. Eightey
C A R Meeting Hosts Jean Rohlf As Hostess
Waterloo Children of the American Revolution will hold a Monday evening meeting with a pic nic supper at 5 p.m. in the home of Dr and Mrs EL Rohlf. Their daughter Jean will serve as hostess and there will be a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Society
Children of the
P.m
EL. Rhoil
Jean
Church and civic events weekly in local auxiliaries
The week's church notices describe meetings for St Mark's Woman's auxiliary at 2 30 p m with Mrs C F Klegin and scrap book clippings for hospital children. Christ Episcopal parish hosts a Thanksgiving picnic supper at 6 30 p m with family potluck and program. Jolly Couples of Central Christian, East High Friendship Club, and Lutheran Missionary circle plan gatherings and suppers with varied programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
C. F Klegin
Christ Episcopal Church
Central Christian Church
Oscar FL Conery
Week's Social Events Calendar Highlighted by Clubs and Parties
The week's calendar lists Dickens club picnic luncheon with Mrs Alla Fisher and Chapter FE, B E. O Mrs A Marsii. Quota club at Hotel Russell. G A Kim and L Rohlf residence. Daughters of Isabella at K of c hall. Ingabled Soldiers and Auxiliary memorial event. East High Friendship banquet with Y W W OG AL. Alpha Delphian society. First Lutheran circles. Missionary society led by Mrs George P Buchner. Our Lady of Victory academy P T Club and Monday club Sinckeoh with Mrs Alta Fisher. various church parishes host parish suppers and dances through Tuesday to Friday including National fellowship banquet and O E S dance at Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens Club
Alla Fisher
P. BE
A. Marsii
Quota Club
Russell Lamson
Natural Club
Fae Collin
G. A. Kim
L. Rohlf
Isabella—K
C. Hall
East High
OG. AL
Thomas Cascaden
Central Christan Lhurch
O. F. Conery
W. M
st.Paul's Church
J. B. Bruner
Alpha Delphian Society
W. C
Circle Six
First Lutheran. Missionary Society
George P. Buchner
P-T
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Sinckeoh
Alta
Fisher
W. T
WG. A. Woman's Auxiliary
S T Mark's
F. Klegin
Autumn Leaf Club
Gertle Lazenby
Gold Leaf Camp R N Plans for Future Events
Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors held a card party in Kof hall with ten tables, awarding favors to Mrs William Bray Mrs Harry Fergemen and Mrs Harriett Wight mart. Juveniles met for a picnic supper, candidates reception evening, and officers to be elected December 2 for both adult and juvenile lodges. Plans include a Christmas party December 6 with gift exchange and picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kof
Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Favors
William Bray
Harry Fergemen
Harriett Wightmart
LB. Jones
Wightman
Namie
Sunshine Rebekah Plan Christmas Party at Home
Past Noble Grand circle of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge arranged a Christmas party at Mrs. John Geertsen Dee’s home with 16 plans discussed. Committee leaders include Mrs. John Munson and Mrs. C. H. Abbs. A Christmas box for the Odd Fellows home in Mason City will be packed. Lucy Wright hosted the meeting with a 1 pm luncheon. Delphian Society Alpha Chapter to meet Tuesday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geertsen Dee
Noble Grand Circle
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
John Munson
C. H. Abbs
Odd Fellows
Mason City
Lucy Wright
Delphian Society
Alpha Chapter
Hints in Beauty Care and Weight Gain Tips
Advice on gaining flesh and easing nervous strain outlines methods to increase appetite and weight. Emphasizes rest, controlled voice, and energy conservation. Recommends nutritious foods, dairy, chocolate, hot drinks, and gradual rest after restlessness. Mentions nails, circulation, massage with cocoa butter, and cold baths to tone chest and bust. Notes meeting of the Auxiliary on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahich
Roby
Lue Ant
Jas
Ian Tol Jose
Malthy
Hati
FE Chapters Plan Ritual Meetings and Shawl Display
Both chapters of the P. E. O. will hold meetings on Monday. Chapter FE meets at 2 30 p m at Mrs C A Marsh home for ritual exemplification music and social time. Chapter 2% hosts Mrs Thomas Cascaden at 8 p m with a talk on The Evolution of the Shawl and a shawl display by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Marsh
O. D. O‘harrow
A. B. Lovejoy
A. L. Porter
J. J. Peterson
Afternoon Card Party and Social Hour at K of P Hall
A large crowd attended the VYeo men card party at the K P hall with a luncheon. Favors of 500 went to Mrs J D Massey Mrs Clarence Reardon and for bridge to Mrs Fred Morgan and Mrs W Stover. A special favor went to Mrs Eva Duke. Fifty lodge members met last evening and enjoyed dancing and cards. Favors for the evening went to Mr Readon and Mrs William Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyeomen
K. of P. Hall
J. D. Massey
Clarence Reardon
Bridge
Fred Morgan
W. = Stover
Eva Duke
Lodge
Readon
William Humphreys
Wonder Club
Elmer Smith
A. Parker
Edwin Parkins
Maude Williams
Ella Speicher
Community Club Notes and Socials Roundup
Forget-Me-Not club met with Mrs. Chester Stone for social games and a luncheon. December party and gift exchange planned with Mrs. Ida Alderman. Triple Four Bridge group met at Mrs. Nellie Dunward’s with several couples winning favors. Joyla, Monday, and Dickens clubs held meetings. various hostesses and upcoming events noted. A picnic dinner honored Mrs. Junger as she prepares to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forget
Chester Stone
Pearl Stone
Lamont
Olive Ryan
Miss Ryan
Otto Obele
Ida Alderman
Triple Four Bridge Club
Nellie Dunward
Guy Robbins
Charles Nash
Carl Anderson
Nick Phillips
Thomas Flaherty
Anderson
Nash
Flaherty
Phillips
Robbins
Hospital Auxiliary Spends Afternoon With Needlework
Officers chosen Kliss Furth Jago elected president of the Girls Glee club of First Lutheran Church at a meeting last evening. Alma Noott ker named vice president and Frieda Krueger secretary manager. They will sing at the church brotherhood banquet on December 2. The organization plans a Christmas party at Miss Pauline Mil CT’s home. St Francis Hospital auxiliary met yesterday with 30 members sewing for the hospital and refreshments served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kliss Furth Jago
First Lutheran Church
Alma Noott=ker
Frieda Krueger
Church Brotherhood
Pauline Mil CT
St. Francis Hospital
John Bruner
William [J. Ducas
William M. Ferger
F. A. Sims
W. OL. Foster
Lincoln Circle Is Commended by Dept President
Lincoln Circle of the Ladies of the GAR held a luncheon at Memorial hall in honor of Mrs. Jennie Beymer Des Moines department president. The event featured remarks from Mrs. Warren and past presidents, plus praise for Lincoln Circle as the department’s largest in numbers and among the best in other respects. Mrs Beymer received a silver salt and pepper shaker gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
GO. A. R
Memorial Hall
Jennie Beymer
Des Moines
N. W. Entwisle
Fred W. Warren
Charles Eaton
C. D. Becker
Elva Wannamaker
Ben Hesser
Council of Administration
H. @. Bothwell
GAR
America
Williamson
Christmas Box for Porto Rico to Be Filled at Party
The Woman's Home Missionary society of St. Paul's Methodist church hosts a Christmas party Monday evening in the church parlors. Attendees bring gifts for a Christmas tree to be packed and sent to the George C. Robinson orphanage in Porto Rico. The program includes various acts and a convention report from Queen Esther members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of
St. Paul's
Porto Rico
Esther
Parent-Teacher Club of Our Lady of Victory Plans Meeting
The Parent-Teacher Club of Our Lady of Victory Academy will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon in the Our Lady of Victory auditorium. A program is planned and mothers of the second grade girls will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Club
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
Hotchkiss Indicted in Polk County on Similar Charge
Red W Hotchkiss of Mason City pleaded guilty to illegal possession of Aquor but skipped sentencing and forfeited an 81000 appearance bond. Polk County grand jury yesterday indicted him on a similar charge. Harold TibbeMis of Mason City aided the effort and Hotchkiss is also wanted in Floyd County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red W. Hotchkiss
Mason City
Polk County
Harold TibbeMlis
Hotchkiss
Floyd County
Thanksgiving lesson in family life and harvest memory
A mother in a child friendly vignette explains Thanksgiving to two boys, tracing Pilgrim history from fasting days to a harvest feast. The scene contrasts parental busyness with teaching moments as the mother uses pictures to illustrate grain and harvest concepts while preparing pumpkin pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Court orders Youngblut barred from Gilbertville hall parties
An injunction issued by Judge Q W Wood prohibits William Youngblut from attending social affairs at a Gilbertville hall while intoxicated and from disrupting the peace. A $100 bond is posted. Complainants John Klein Matt Becker Martin Holbach William Frost Mike Ambrose and Nick Hoberge own nearby lots and seek to curb two years of alleged nuisance behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. W. Wood
William Youngblut
Gilbertville
John Klein
Matt Becker
Martin Holbach
William Frost
Mike Ambrose
Nick Hoberge
Waterlooan Robbed of Car and Money in Montezuma
William Hunt of Waterloo reported to Montezuma authorities that his Ford automobile and $375 were stolen in Montezuma Iowa. Hotel staff questioned Hunt’s identity and claimed he had not been seen for two days. License records show the car, H-11564, was sold in Marshalltown earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunt
Hawkeye
Montezuma
Charles Mohlis
Hunt
Marshalltown
Rock Island Trains Alter Times for New Chicago Service
A Rock Island schedule change affects Waterloo trains No 66 and No 67. No 66 arrives 12 01 p m instead of 8 30 a m and No 67 arrives later in the evening as the timetable shifts. The revised plan adds direct connections at West Liberty and enables a Waterloo 12 01 p m departure to reach Chicago by 9 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo
West
Liberty
East
Chicago
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Im jJeur
Kindergarten Access Promotes Early Learning Reform
Quote from President Coolidge stresses reverence for learning and warns against misleading education. It notes how kindergarten shapes a child’s attitude and reduces first grade repetition. The National Kindergarten Association in New York offers aid, charts, and literature to establish or expand kindergartens in communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Evening Courier
Coolidge
New York
City News Briefs from Council Bluffs and Des Moines
Local notes report town residents traveling to Des Moines for the Drake Notre Dame football game. Councilman Frank C. Fish plans a business trip to Des Moines to attend the game. Mrs Thomas Kelly heads to California for the winter with relatives from Winthrop. Tiffany farm sale near the city fetched 175 per acre, corrected from 165. Rock Island agent E M Stewart promotes California travel from Iowa. Rotary Club program at Hotel Russell Lamson with Rev Wilford Mann presiding. Frequent mentions of residents attending the Drake Notre Dame game and various local social activities. Thieves steal small loot from a Falls Avenue store. no clues left. Waterlooo lodge plans 21st anniversary celebration on Dec 23 with second-degree conferrals. Ten to twelve Iowa oil men expected for Hotel Russell Lamson meeting. John McCormack and party depart for Iowa City in Rock Island car. Ackley Walton League events and fourteenth American Game Protection conference in New York City invited attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelly
Parker Street
California
Winthrop
William Holland
Tiffany
E. M. Stewart
Rock Island
Iowa
Wilford E. Mann
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Council Ehuts
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
C. O. Lamson
John W. Koch
Fourth Street East
Arch W. McFarlane
Walnut Court
Des Moines
Miriam McNally
Marshalltown
Sherman J. McNally
McNally
Third Avenue West
Miss McNally
McCormack
Teachers College
George D. Terpany
W. D. Trepany
Alta Vista Avenue
New York
Cotmntry
Independent Oil Men's Association of America
Hotel
Ray Overholser
Chicago
A. I. Lommel
Waterloo
Bartles-Shepherd Oi Company
John McCormack
Iowa City
C. C. Gardner
Wilford
Trank Walton League
Ackley
Willford
American Game Protection Association
New York City
Three Auto Damage Suits Total 1721 65 Filed
Three auto damage suits totaling 1721.65 were filed in municipal court yesterday. Henry Zupke and Mabel Lambert seek 1221.85 from David H. Palmer for a Tripoli October 24 accident. Zupke requests 251 and Lambert 970.65. Palmer alleged negligent speeding. Earl H. Baker sues Emerson Hafar for 500 for injuries from a Lafayette Ninth Street collision with John Hild, with Baker as a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Koepke
Henry Zupke
Mabel Lambert
Herman J. Lambert
David H. Palmer
Tripoli
Zupke
Miss Lambert
Palmer
Earl H. Baker
Emerson Hafar
Hafar
John Hild
Lafayette
Ninth Streets
Baker
Hild
Mississippi First Lady Prefers Own Home Over Mansion
Mrs. Dennis Murphree, Mississippi’s first lady, says life in the governor’s mansion lacks personal touch and atmosphere. She plans to return to her own home in January after Gov. Murphree’s term ends, where she can tend her chickens, garden, and run the household as she wishes, while the governor can hunt and fish freely. The Murphree home sits near Jackson, close to the capitol, and her four children Mary Frances Lois Emma Jane and Thomas Martin are her main reasons for wanting home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Dennis Murphree
Mississippi
Murphree
Capitol
Walter Carlton Bound Over for Bootlegging
Walter Carlton of 105 Oneida Street was bound over to the grand jury on bootlegging charges after a preliminary examination in municipal court. Officers testified he was caught selling a half pint of moonshine in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carlton
Oneida Street
Grand Jury
Dudge J
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Music Club
Jean Rohlf
Church News
East High School Friendship Club
Alice Sick
Christ Epscopal Women's Guild
DeMaris Lohrer
Lutheran Misonary Society
George PB. Buehner
Chast Episcopal Church
Massonic Hall
Double Five Club
Roy Gilley
O. E.S Dance
Masonic Hall
R. N
Noble Grands of Sunshine
Rebekah
Sherman McNay
Gene Af
Kathleen Mavourneen
Rachmaninoff
Mother Macree
Love
Kennedy
Samimartini
Paris Angelicus
Schneider
Gonata Alegre-Grive
Ammartins
Handel Sentirsi
Il Vines
Merikanto Desolation
Bentteaut
Kennedy Rachma
M. de Fala -Glazounoff
Hughes
Kathieth Mavourneen
Edwin
Brig Coates
Quilter
Dr. Larciet
Mowutapue
F. Phillips
Mr. McCormack
Soceee
Popper
June Gordon
Burton Smith
Earl Manning
Smith
Willam Hitchens
Jay Roberts
Woman's Club
H. B Boies
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Grieg
W. P. McCormick
Claude Bennett
Fred McClain
Robert Parrott
Karl Krause
Charles A. Kittrell
Pandora Club
Roscoe Jensen Wilde
H. J. Hemmerling
E. Junger
Junger
Hospital Auxiliary
Dep’t
Parent-Teacher Club of
Chantal
Paris
Jane Carpenter
Bob
Mother
Youngblut
Waterlooan
Srizf
T Buchanan’s
Marie
Kathryn Glesson
Washington Street
Frank C. Fish
Joseph H. Siege
Falls Avenue
Mildred Allen
Ballou Street
Ruth Miller
Waterloo Lodge
O. F
Waterton
Mrs
Tilder’s Millinery and
Hse
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller
Insurance Service
W. 5Th St
Qty
Beereegeoney
Isan
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