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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1928

Page

2

Reception For Diplomats At White House A Glittering Affair

Washington's social highlight, a White House reception for the diplomatic corps, drew ambassadors and ministers in court dress with ornate decorations. Mrs. Coolidge debuted a peacock feather fan, with Miss Elise Alexander presenting a silver-trimmed gown and receiving a family souvenir from the president.

Washington White House Japan Debuchi Germany Elise Alexander Edwin R. Alexander Cleveland James Hotham Alexander

King's Daughters to Elect County Head This Week

Local King's Daughters group plans to elect a county chairman at a Tuesday 2:30 PM meeting at the YWCA. Scattergood circle hosts a Tuesday evening social at 8 PM at 235 Prospect Blvd with hostesses C F Nagle and Dale Kilpatrick. Silver Cross circle holds an all day welfare meeting Thursday at the YWCA to do charity work. Elks club hosts indoor turkey jubilee Thursday by BPOE members. lodge meets Wednesday evening.

King’s Daughters Y. W C. A Scattergood Henry Nauman Prospect. Boulevard C. F. Nagle Dale ‘Kilpatrick Silver’ Cross Circle B. P.O. BE Elks' Club Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs

Social calendar entries for community clubs and events

Tonight and this week list chapters and clubs including P. B. E. Mrs Laura Gholson quota group, Myrs D J Walker P T A, Hadassah bridge party, Y W C A Thake class, Green Lantern tearoom, book reviews, card parties, Daughters Civil War Veterans memorial events, circles at First Lutheran Missionary Society, Ladies auxiliary groups, Tuesday events at Hotel Russell Lamson Grace M E parsonage, and Lodge meetings at Moose hall with multiple organizers named.

P. BE. O Laura Gholson W. F. Higgins Myrs D. J. Walker P-T. A—Mckinley School Joseph Averill Hadassah Morris Fish W. G First Baptist Church Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs Y. W Woman’s Clubhouse B. A Moose Hall First Lutheran Missionary Society R. E. Claynee Y. W. c. A. Fidelity Circle Julius Kubrke B. of L. F. and E.—Fireman's All Business and Professional Woman’s Club Russell Lamson Grace M. E. Parsonage Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall Scattergood Circle King’s Daughters Henry Nauman Lydia Society Kathryn and Mary Doughtry W. B. A.lodge

Miss Trainor Weds Herbert Kemp In Sacred Heart Ceremony

Agnes Trainor daughter of Mrs Josephine Trainor 303 Denver street and Herbert Kemp son of Mrs Ann Kemp Washburn married at 7 30 this morning at Sacred Heart church with Rev J M Molloy officiating. Attendants were Miss Anna Markle and Eugene Trainor. The bride wore tan satin and yellow bronze chrysanthemum bouquet. bridesmaid wore blue. A three course breakfast followed at the bride's home. The couple will reside locally after a brief wedding trip.

Agnes Trainor Josephine Trainor Denver Street Herbert Kemp Ann Kemp Washburn Sacred Heart Church J. M. Molloy Anna Markle Eugene Trainor Kemp Sacred Heart School College of Commerce Langfeldt Candy Company Gilbertville Home Bakery

Bride to Be Complimented at Bridge Party

Mrs. Frank Connolly formerly Miss Dolores Wittstock will be honored at a bridge party tonight at Miss Madeline Moore’s Cedar Heights home. Chrysanthemums decorate the rooms and a gift will be presented to the guest of honor. Attending guests include Claire Wade Elizabeth Lies Helyn Miller Margaret Gleason Dorothy Scully Faye Kober Margaret Kelly Marjorie Bradley Alfreda Wilson and several mothers. A theatre party by 30 East Junior High teachers follows with supper to end the evening.

Frank Connolly Dolores Wittstock Madeline Moore Cedar Heights Connolly California Claire Wade Elizabeth Lies Helyn Miller Margaret Gleason Dorothy Scully Faye Kober Margaret Kelly Marjorie Bradley Alfreda Wilson N. J. McNally Donald Main Sherman J. McNally Henry Bender Cora J. Covington Margaret Hartman Black’s O. F. Hoffer Gertrude Stolp Fredericks Cole

Expression Over Features Says Hints By Edna Kent Forbes

The article stresses facial expression as the key to beauty, outweighing features or color. It advises real expression training through dramatic art schools, highlighting posture, eye use, voice, and repose, with practical reader tips and reader questions about facial care and exercises.

Club Notes from Local Social Circles

Mrs. John Gentzler hosts Golden Link club at 218 Second Street West Wednesday afternoon. Entre Nous luncheon at Black's tearoom Tuesday hosted by Mrs. R. C. Wangler at 1 o'clock. Triple Four club dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farr’s Home Park Boulevard with high 500 scores earned by Mrs. Ralph Shafer and George Williams. Forthcoming meetings: Kingsley hosts December 1. Y W club at 309 Baltimore Street. Mrs. Hemmerling to entertain all day in two weeks.

John Gentzler Second Street West Golden Link Club Entre Nous Club R. C. Wangler Black's Tearoom Triple Four Harry Farr Home Park Boulevard Ralph Shafer George Williams Howard Kingsley Kingsley F. Y. W. Club R. J. Meeker Baltimore Street H. J. Hemmerling

Church Ladies Gather For Meetings And Picnics

Lydia Society of First Presbyterian plans Tuesday 7 30 p m meeting with Kathryn and Mary Doughtry at 826 Third St W. St Mark's Woman's Auxiliary hosts picnic at 1 p m Thursday at 700 Denver St with one dish per attendee. Other church groups schedule picnics, meetings, and reports through Wednesday and Thursday, with hosting duties shared by multiple members.

Lydia Society First Presbyterian Church Kathryn Mary Doughtry Third Street St. Mark's Episcopal Church Julius Kuhrke Denver Street Ladies’ Social Union Universalist Church

Beth Tracy Named Eastern Iowa Guidance Council Chairman

Miss Beth Tracy, longtime girl reserve secretary, was elected chairman of the eastern Iowa guidance council at a two day YWCA conference in the city. She will serve for two years and discussions considered a joint meeting with the western Iowa council next fall.

Beth Tracy Girl Reserve Eastern Iowa Guidance Council Tracy Waterloo Western Iowa Council Clinton Greenwich Village Arlene Peters East High School Margaret Morris Margaret Moore

Premier Tanaka III Stricken With Angina in Kyoto

Premier Baron Tanaka III of Kyoto Japan remains in good condition after a slight angina attack today in Kyoto. The brief report notes the episode was not severe and his health is being monitored.

Tanaka III Kyoto Japan Baron Tanaka

Beethoven Trio at First Brethren Church recital

Tomorrow at 8 p m the Beethoven trio will perform at First Brethren Church with musicians Harry D Bennett violin Ralph Bennett cello and Ethel Brinkman piano The program includes four numbers by the trio three parts in the first and four in the second Carl Doran offers two vocal solo groups with accompaniment by Marcy Alderson piano and by piano violin and cello in obbligato.

First Brethren Church Beethoven Trio Harry D. Bennett Ralph Bennett Ethel Brinkman Carl Doran Marcy Alderson

City in Brief: Local visits, accidents, and notices

Mrs Mark Allen Carr and son Kenneth of Des Moines visit Mrs E A Heald at 409 Broadway. Pressey H Frank of Waterloo improves after an appendectomy at Presbyterian hospital. Mrs Carl Bickley of Kimball Ave improves at Allen Memorial. L Witt and Harold Smith bag two gray geese and five mallards in an early morning hunt. Mrs Leslie Gates of Wellington St to leave Allen Memorial soon after shoulder fracture. Gen Phil Hanna ill at Presbyterian hospital, resting comfortably. Mr and Mrs George Roehrig return from Des Moines after funeral in Colfax for Loretta Cappellar. daughter Ruth teaches at Colfax high. Orva Lyons' car stolen near Walnut Street Baptist church and found on Albany St out of gas. Rummage sale at 324 W 4th St selling household goods and clothing at 8 am Wednesday.

George Roehrig Fourth Street West Des Moines Orva Lyons Fifth Street Walnut Street Baptist Church Albany Street

Week by Week in Waterloo With sawlew

A playful guide promotes a value list helping shoppers avoid spoiled shoes and multiple stores. It emphasizes practical savings and convenience over weather concerns.

Waterloo Sawlew

Scarfs Highlighted at Men's Style Shop in Town

Nothing keener in town than the classy line of scarfs. If you do his shopping, you'd better look them over.

Woods Millinery Previews New Fashions and Hats

Seasonal shoppers are urged to visit Woods Millinery for the latest in hats coats and accessories. New French inspired frocks with lace circular flares capes scarves and bows are featured alongside discounts on felts and velvets. Patrons also note Waterloo Drug’s fountain offerings as a quick bite enhances a shopper’s day.

Woods Devinely Waterloo Drug Fountain

Rice Griddle Cakes and Doughnuts From Leftover Rice

Leftover rice uses become rice griddle cakes with hot milk egg yolks whipped whites and flour. Doughnuts made by beating eggs with milk butter sugar and spices then fried and sugared. Mushroom and kidneys dish simmers mushrooms and kidneys in a brown sauce served on buttered toast. The north pole is at sea level while the south pole sits on an ice plateau near ten thousand feet.

North Pole South Pole

That touch you need for your table at Sherwood's

A hostess seeks a standout centerpiece with a basket and flowers from Sherwood's. The ad promises loveliest blooms and perfection in arrangements to elevate the table.

Sherwood'’s

New Suede Accessories and Paris Informed Frocks

A local catalog highlights suede shoes and purses with suede shoulder flowers. Booth-Joseph's features recently arrived silver and gold clocks from the East as Paris influences fashion with slender tailored silhouettes.

Booth-Joseph Paris

Personal shopper Mary Lou promises help on bad weather days

Mary Lou offers to shop for you during nasty weather, presenting herself as a personal shopper ready to assist in any way.

Milady Mary Lou

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