Burbite–Jennings Wedding Planned at 7:40 P M
The marriage of Miss Jenns Jennings to Leon ard Burbite is set for 7 40 this evening at St Josephs Catholic parish with Very Rev Edward Slattery officiating The bride is the daughter of Mrs Alice A Jennings 411 Dane street and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs W F Burbite 604 Mobile street Miss Emelda Reilly will attend the bride and Leslie Mullan will be the grooms attendant A dinner party will follow at the Jennings home with relatives and close friends. pink and white table settings and chrysanthemum centerpieces described
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jores
Alice A. Jennings
Dane Street
Leonard Burbie
W. F. Burbite
Mobile Street
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Edward Slattery
Emelda Reilly
Leslie Mullan
Mixz Jennings
Miss Keilly
Miss Jennings
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Gates College
Wenner & Mosler Law Firm
Burhlto
Rath Packing Company
President of Iowa Federation Guest of Woman's Club
Mrs. Luke, president of the Iowa Federation, spoke at Waterloo Woman's Club about federation goals and education. She urged coordinated club work, noted eight national federation divisions, and emphasized character development, youth education, and civic responsibility as core aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Iowa Federation
Jom Fox Luke
Shenandoah
Waterloo Wooran
Seltoo
Lake
Luke
General Federation
C. A. Boatman
Curran
Rasbach
Laverne Beal
Waterloo
Ww. Chapman
J. P. Jones
W. C. Naiin
Cedar Falls Lab
C. W. Wirkpatrick
Cedar Heights
B. A. Boggs
C. L. Ostrander
Jackson McCorin
Luicheon
J. &. Malan
H. A. Limbert
Sam Frank
Qe Hanlon
G. B. Highley
James Chapman
J. A. Bown
Will Jeffrey
Mod
J'Keefe
Iven Powers
Cedar Falls
Cc. W. Chapman
Opera and Oratorio Study of B Natural to Begin Monday
The B Natural Music club starts opera and oratorio study Monday evening at Miss Bess Cooley's home with Mrs Merle Witte presenting a summary of early artistic muse and Martin Heyde singing selected operatic lessons. A Town Composer's Day commemoration adds instrumental and vocal numbers by state natives including Mr Heyde singing Wagner Gounod Verdi Meyerbeer and Meyer. Gail Wilbur acts as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Bess. Cooley
Merle . Witte
Martin Heyde
Wagner
Valentin
Gounod
Cortito
Verdi
Dinorah
Meyer-1
Beer
Wotan
Waeper
Gail Wilbur
Lincoln Circle Shower of Jellies For Soldiers' Home
Lincoln Circle collects sixty five glasses of jelly for the soldiers' home at Marshalltown as a memorial remembrance. The gathering followed the Friday business meeting of the Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R in Memorial hall. Readings, monologues, a violin solo and vocal duet were part of the program and supper in honor of Robert Anderson post comrades. A separate Guild Bazaar at Universalist parish house drew generous patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Lincoln Circle
Robert Anderson Post
Birs
Ben Heeser
C. B. Broson
Victor Streeter
Maxine Kessler
Sunshine Auxiliary to Trainmen Thimblebee Event at Y
Sunshine Auxiliary to Trainmen held a thimblebee in Y on Friday afternoon. The event featured a program by women with surnames K, Gl, M, N, O and P. Performances included piano solos by Dale Bradford and Anna Gurrenwald, a solo by Mrs A G Kessler with Mrs Tarald Smith, Grace Townsend violin with Dollie Bradford, a reading by Eleanor Wimerman, and a piano duet by Dorothy Porter and Lois Burright. Jewel Tea Co supplied coffee. Lea's provided Eurotruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Iedge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Thimblebee
Protram
Tineheon Committee Swag
Dale Bradford
Anna Gurrenwald
A. G. Kessler
Tarald Smith
Grace Townsend
Dollie Bradford
Eleanor Wimmerman
Dorothy Porter
Lois Burright
Jewel Tea Company
Lea
Wild Rose Club Plans Picnic and Sewing Meeting
Wild Rose Club members met for a one day session at Mrs. Pannie Cerda home to place quilt blocks, with Mrs. Ethel Houghton W assisting. After the picnic supper, Mrs. Anna Glas led readings and musical numbers, and Mrs. Viola Hartsell gave a talk. Participants included Mrs. Grace Bross, Maude Brayton, Mary Shirley, Blanche Crowthers, Ling Knapp, Lizzie Palmer, Josephine Webber and Martha Sweeney. The annual Christmas party is planned for December 17 at Mrs. alas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
Pannie Cerda
Ethel Houghton W
Anna Glas
Viola Hartsell
Hartsell
Grace Bross
Maude Brayton
Mary Shirley
Blanche Crowthers
Ling Knapp
Lizzie Palmer
Josephine Webber
Martha Sweeney
Alas
Rotary Affiliation With Quota Club To Be Decided
Members of Woman's Rotary meet in a called session at 7 30 Tuesday evening in the office of Miss Florence Stines. Miss Mary Russell Purman international president of the Quota club presented ideals and plans of organization to Rotary members. Purman is touring for expansion and has recently installed clubs at Stony City and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Jsub
Florence Stines
Charles M. Young Bonds, Liabilities & Compensation Co
Quota Club
Mary Russell Purman
Pittsjcurgh
Rotary Club
Purman
X. Pansion
Stony City
Davenport
Girls' Music Club Elects Officers
The 24 member Harmony group met Friday with teacher Mrs. Claude Bennett and elected Kathryn Sarset president. Other officers were Jean Ogle vice president Margaret Thompson secretary Lorraine Gibson treasurer and Emma Lou Both program chair. A vocal number and piano duet were presented and next session set for December 4. Elkiets meeting postponed to another week due to Waterloo guest invitation. Daughters of Isabella seek applications at 4 pm Sunday Knights of Columbus hall.
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Harmony Music Club
Claude Bennett
Kathryn Sarset
Jean Ogle
Margaret Thompson
Lorraine Gibson
Emma Lou Both
Harriett Buck
Mary Renk
Bennett
Pad Brawski
Victrata Records
Dee. 4
Hair tonics and scalp care guidance for hair health
The reader is advised on hair tonics including formulations with pilocarpine and without, to slow grayness and keep scalp healthy. Tips include regular cleansing, oils for dry scalps, weekly shampoos, and a caution against DIY iodine use, plus oatmeal and cucumber remedies for skin and sunburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty D.C. K
Ansieus
Mrs Mutch Hosts Bridge Party for Visitor
Mrs Alex Mutch presided at a small bridge party in her home Friday afternoon honoring Madame Mabel Shank. Three tables of players included Mrs L Hauyard of San Francisco and Mrs W R Burkett who won favors. Out of town guests were Mrs OC B Ellis of Kansas City and Mrs Earl Knight of Swanston. Mrs Knight assisted with a two course luncheon. Laurie Pastor Ced Commun nndly Presbyterian church will speak at the W G A fortnightly gathering Tuesday afternoon with special musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mutch
Mabel Shank
Wee “Laurie
Ced
New Century Club to Hold Christmas Party in Lukes Home
New Century club members plan a Christmas party for December 11 at Mrs. Lb G Lukes home. Meeting on tentative plans occurred with Mrs. R L Ingersall present. Special guests were Mrs. John G Wright and Mrs. William Crumery. Needlework was a focus of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Lb. G. Lukes
R.L. Ingersall
John G. Wright
Wilian Crumery
Sunshine Rebekah
Chela
Hess Carpenter
Majson City
Eastern Stars Dance Friday at Pythian Hall
Social calendar features a Friday evening dance hosted by Becker chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Knights of Pythian Hall. Music by a small orchestra, dancing starts at 8 40, with Russell DeGon and Clyde Hinson as chairmen. Open to all Stars and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythian Hall
Becker Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Flyniece
Russell DeGon
Clyde Hinson
All Stars
Church Women Lead District Missionary Meeting
Mrs William Watters and Mrs Ray Hokliman of Grace Methodist will report at the St Pauls Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting Monday in Mrs H C Brandes home. Fellowship class at First Methodist collected old clothing and canned fruits for Thanksgiving needy families. Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist hosted Mr and Mrs William Kuriger in the Keiber home after a chicken dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watters
Ray Hokliman
Grace Methodist Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
H.C. Brandes
First Methodist Church
Louis Hecklinger
Mames
J. OG. Umbaugh
W. H. Hallowell
C. C. Rickoff
Mary Foster
A. 5. Wilson
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
William Kuriger
H. C. Keiber
Kuriger
City in Brief reports local visits and incidents
Police Chief EH A Leighton visits Anamosa while friends travel in Kingsley. Mrs J W Krapfel visits George Krapfel family in Kingsley. Ruth Adams to Iowa City for weekend with Harold and Mrs Brown at Towa Clery. Aline Doty weekend with George Huxford family in Cedar Rapids. W R R Jameson returns from Des Moines after aunt Mrs Almena Wright’s funeral. H Curtis Snyder injured left foot stepping on a nail and confined at 209 Franklin. Miss Burdette Roemer ill with arthritis at Presbyterian hospital Chicago to return home soon. Harris Wood and R J Thompson, University of Iowa law students, weekend with Sibert parents. Charles Rohwedder taken home to Keene amid nervous disorder and hallucinations. Mrs T R McElhinney returns from Marshalltown visiting daughter and grandson. The W G P N Terminal clock restored after repair. J A Townsley brings civil war veteran W A Townsley home from Marshalltown hospital. Alta M Keitges Tate files for divorce from Joseph T Keitges. Deed transfers title to Int 192 Prospect Hills from R W Gibson to W Scott Williams. 14-year-old Bert Kern Jett leaves for Perkins Institute for hip infection treatment. has been under specialists’ care for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. A. Leighton
Anamosa
J. W. Krapfel
Kingsley
George Krapfel
Ruth Adams
Iowa City
Harold Brown
Towa Clery
Aline Doty
George Huxford
Cedar Rapids
W. RR. Jameson
Des Moines
Almena Wright
H. Curtis Snyder
Landgrat & Co
Franklin Street
Burdette Roemer
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Harris Wood
R. J. Thompson
Law College
University of Iowa
Iowa
Wood
W. V. Sibert
Charles Rohwedder
St. Francis Hospital
Keene
T. R. McElhinney
Marshalltown
Alta M. Keitges Tate
Joseph T. Keitges
Allison
Prospect Hills
R. W. Gibson
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
TH Central Railway
Fortrrth Street
H. C. Martin
Fiarl Gilbert
Bert Kern
Dunham Place
Road engineers discuss Iowa primary road law changes
In Waterloo based meeting, maintenance engineers from ten counties review new state supervision of primary roads effective December 1. Boards have authorized county engineers to act as maintenance engineers under the new law as state funds begin to pay for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Highway Commission
Waterloo
J. A. Paulsen
Boards of Supervisors
Distriét
Ameés
Black Hawk
Paulsen
United Mackings
Detroit
Boston
Federal Bureau of Good Roads
First Reader by Moeller and Tormey to Be Published by Ginn
H C Moeller Iowa county superintendent and T J Torpey Grundy Center city superintendent coauthor a rural school primer titled First Days of School to be issued by Ginn. The work introduces flash cards for pre priming two months before textbooks. It emphasizes farm vocabulary and practical reading for rural children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Moeller
Black Hawk County
T. J. ‘Torpey
Grundy Center
Ginn, & Go
Chicago
Mr. Moeller
Wt. &. Bells
J. A. Swain
Charles Serib
Tormey
Indians Hide in Summer Haze Over Tawa Corn
Waterloo enjoyed a belated Indian summer as the weather chart showed the warmest day since October. The government thermometer rose to 64 after a high of 66 the day before, with nights around 42 degrees. Continued fair weather is forecast, but cooler temperatures are expected tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Scanfield Residence Ransacked by Thieves
Mrs Nan Canfeld reported to police that her residence at 807 Western Avenue was ransacked last evening. Entry was gained by breaking a cellar window and forcing the door at the head of the stairway to the kitchen. No valuables were reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Canfeld
Pece
Western Avenue
Waterloo
State Agent H J Yacker Predicts Arrest in Hardy Case
AP dispatch reports State Agent H J Yacker, after investigating the Morris Hardy case, said he expected to make an arrest soon. The statement came last night and centers on developments in Leday.
Des Moines Carmen Union Sees Peaceful Outcome
Des Moines streetcarmen union announces dismissal of nonunion motorman G. W. Jeffry will be peaceful. The move is expected to avert a threatened strike that had loomed for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Des Moines
G. W. Jeffry
Pattern orders for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents per pattern to obtain designs with seam allowances. Orders are filled promptly, though delivery may take about 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Seud
Pretty Frock Pattern for Mother's Glaze Receipt
Advertisement for a mother’s dress pattern offering a gown with optional bolero and sleeve choices in four sizes. Includes yardage details for 32 inch fabric, pattern mailed with payment, and a request for 12 cents for fall and winter 1926 book.
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Jennings
NW. Lene Isle
Dinney
A.B. Lovejoy
Star-Rebekah Clui
O’clark
Woman’s Club
Gaanon Camp
F. R. Graham
B. A. Harleman
James Murray
Janesville
Anna Hoyer
Harriett Wightman
DeMolay
Fasterloo
Order of DeMolay
Geraldine Minkel
Helen Minkel
Awa
Sunshine
Rotary
Girls’ Music Club
Aig
Elkiets
My Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
J. T. Sullivan
U. Rle
Otto Stegman
Clarence Stark
Charles White
Stegman
Lo Bridge
Joe Packman
Pox Co. L. Ostrander
OL Thompson
I. R. O'Dell
Sie
Robert R. Francis
Are. Fox
T. B. HL
George DB
Colin
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Bishop's Cafeteri
WE. Silver
FL Wagner
Fammers
F. (. Morgan
Pythian Hall
C. B. Town
Everdependable Girls
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Brown
Frances It
Hosteter
Main Street
Weterloo
Legion Auxiliary
Memorial
P. Mn
Church News
West End 4Th St. Bridge
C. A. Bldg
Buchanan
J. A. Townsley
Marshall Town
W. A. Townsley
the Soldiers’ Home
Moeller and Tormey
Ginn
Black Hawk and
Grundy County
Scanfield
HOD
Tra
Waterloo Laundry Co
Park Ave. and
Jefferson Sts
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