Society in Review Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Moore
Mrs. R C Moore former Miss Marie Butterfield was guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Miss Ethel Reinhart Miss Ruth Hamilton and Miss Dorothy Wells at 501 Sunset Road. Three ladies played bridge with prizes going to Mrs Paul Oto and Mrs John Flynn. Decorations featured a garden flower theme and baskets. Other guests included Miss Kathryn Gleason Miss Irlyn Miller Virginia Clary Miss Margery Johnson Ann Collins M Irene Knapp Lenni Prather Mrs W E Steetey and Mrs Joseph Iutyen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Moore
Marie Butterfield
Ethel Reinhart
Ruth Hamilton
Dorothy Wells
Reinehart
Sunset Road
Paul Oto
John Flynn
Moore
Kathryn Glesson
Hrlyn Miller
Rites Virginia Clary
Margery Johnson
Ann Collins
M. Irene Knapp
Lenni Prather
W. E. Steetey
Joseph Iutyen
Social Calendar of Club Activities and Meetings
A fragmented social calendar lists groups and venues including Quota club with Hetel Russell Lamson, B Natural Music club with Miss Lillian Lohmer and Miss Mildred Gleason, Phi Sigma Chi at Jack's two room, Clair Barton Building Universalist church Unity guild First M and church Mrs Roy Campbell. Other entries include Garden club Mrs Carl Davis Waterloo Elkiets Black's tearoom Happy Hour club W C G A Tuesday Evening Business and Professional Women's club Dairy Callie Constress rounds A A A Wy study group Public Library west Jilin Fiske P L A School building Daughters of Civil War Veterans Memorial hall Black's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetel Russell-Lamson
Lillian Lohmer
Mildred Gleason
Phi Sigma Chi
Jack
Clair Barton Buld
Universalist Church
Unity Guild
Roy Campbell
Carl Davis
Waterloo Elkiets Black
Happy Hour Club
W. CG
Dairy Callie Constress
Delta Phi Delta Sprort Tearoom
Mbrary West
Jilin Fiske P.L. A
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Black's
Fall Club Meetings Highlight New Members and Events
At the first fall meeting of the Junior auxiliary to the B Natural Music club three new members were welcomed: Alice Ruth Mayes Aldena Snyder and Marguerite Johnson. The program featured a Swedish song by Johnson and piano pieces by Lingelbach Thompson and Kepford. Martha Tammerson led the session and Virginia Gable spoke on musical theory. District meetings drew 300 delegates from ten corps with Mrs Bertha Patrick of Boone Ia presiding. Shower guests included Miss Marian Siegel bride elect. prizes went to Mrs Paul Diamond and Mrs A Siegel. Forty five of 50 Christmas bags for soldiers have been prepared by Waterloo organizations for shipment by mid-October. Engagement announced for Miss Mina Malcolm and Bernard Frost of Jesup IA with wedding planned Oct 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Natural Music Club
Alice Ruth Mayes
Aldena ‘Snyder
Marguerite Johnson
Marguerite Johnnson
Helen Lingelbach
Dorothy Thompson
Fay Kepford
Martha Tammeson
Sesson
Virginia Gable
Woman's Relief Corps
New Hartford
Bertha Patrick
Boone
Waterloo
Lottie Flick
Elizabeth Newton
May Tunis
Eua Mcrrirley
Margaret Kilgore
May Roderhaver
T. C. Menges
Women's Club
Daughters of Isabella
Blke Jets
American Legion Auxiliary
Junior Auxiliary
Woman’s Club
Dunkerton
Mina Malcolm
Bernard Frost
Jesup
Margaret Howell Wins Juilliard Scholarship for Piano Study
Miss Margaret Jean Howell daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Howell of St Irving Street won a Juilliard Foundation scholarship for her senior year piano study at Grinnell College. She studied under Prof George L Piero and headed Grinnell music students listed by Dr Philip Clapp University of Iowa examiner. She earlier won state piano contest first place in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jean Howell
W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Juillard Foundation
New York
Grinnell College
Howell
George L. Piero
Grignell College
Philip Clapp
Dotor
University of Iowa
Duwlard Foundation
Grinnell
Miss Wheeler to Become Bride in Chicago October 6
Miss Mary Wheeler daughter of Mrs Maude Wheeler Rudolph 732 Johnson Street will wed Walter Hathrup of Chicago son of and formerly of Waterbury on Saturday October 6 in Chicago The couple plan to live at 689 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago after November 1 Hathrup works for Lees Brothers Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Couple Married in Davenport to Make Home Here
Mrs Mina P Chomson and Walter P Severin wed Wednesday evening September 26 in Davenport at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Severin with Rev John H Hersehey officiating. About 40 relatives attended the ceremony. The home featured fall flowers ferns and palms. The bride’s navy georgette gown trimmed with rhinestones and lace and a bouquet of yellow roses. Attendants Mrs William Kahn and Oscar Petersen. A wedding dinner followed. Mrs Severin works at Edelson’s store and Mr Severin with Lauerman’s. They will reside in Ebner apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina P.chomson
Walter P. Severin
City
Davenport
Paul Severin
West Eighth Street
John H. Hersehey
Geneseo
A. B. Harm
Cedar Rapids
William Kahn
Waterloo
Oscar Petersen
Mr. Severin
Lauerman’s
Ebner
Miss Myers Honored With Bridge and Supper Parties
Miss Ruth Myers will wed Saturday as Lotte Allbee and Margaret Nauman host a Tuesday bridge and supper at Black's tearoom. Pink and blue gifts planned. Miss Myers to receive a pink rose. A separate party will be held Wednesday by Miss Mary Louise Caughlan at 2408 Fourth Street West. Garden club plans altered for Tuesday at Mrs. Carl Davis home with a seed grab bag and a note that speaker Mrs. Inez Dean Brownell cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Cluu
Carl Davis
Home Park Boulevard
Inez Dean Brownell
Des
Moines
Elklea
Waterloo Elklets
Black's
Charles Wilcox
Charles Slick
Elks Club
Churchwomen meet week of activities across local churches
Multiple groups plan meetings this week across First United Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Grace M E and First M E churches. Activities include missionary society gatherings at 2 30 p m and 10 30 a m with luncheons and social hours, a 6 p m picnic supper and business session, and coordinators named like Mrs Wilson Graham Mrs D A Stevenson Mrs Roy Campbell Mrs Harry Gale and Mrs George Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
First United Presbyterian Church
Wilson Graham
Western Avenue
Womans
Westminster Presbyterian Church
D. A. Stevenson
Women’s Organizations of Grace
M. E. Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Harry Gale
George Ferguson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Easiest Way to Keep a Style by Mae Martin
An advertising piece touts Diamond Dyes for lasting color and fade resistance with easy tinting. It promotes a 64 page Color Craft booklet from Mae Martin Home Service Dept Dean and Dyes Washington Vermont and urges readers to write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Martin
Mac Martin
Home Service Dept
Dean and Dyes
Areington
Vermont
P T A Plans Fall Activities and Conference Delegation
City council of Parent-Teacher associations outlines monthly meeting topics for the fall. Mrs. Perry Cowles is elected delegate to the northeastern Iowa conference in Dubuque on Oct. 18. John Fiske PTA opens year with a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm. A F Miller to speak on The Romance of the Telegraph. Daughters of Civil War Veterans hold regular meeting at Memorial hall Tuesday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Cowles
Northeastern Iowa
Dubuque
John Fiske
Associatlion
A. F. Miller
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Memorial Hall
Forget-Me-Not Sale Raises $775 In 1927 Campaign
A Forget-Me-Not sale Friday and Saturday raised $775, with $170 from the school sale and the rest from the general street sale. Waterloo kept half for local relief in Black Hawk County, while the other half went to state and national Disabled American Veterans. Hudson raised $46.92 and La Porte City $9.70. Cedar Falls will hold its campaign later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Hudson
la Porte City
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Cadwallader Estate Probate Trust For Widow And Daughters
Chester Cadwallader dies September 24 and probate filed with Clerk J W Thompson. The will sets up a trust fund for his widow Susan Cadwallader during her lifetime, with the Jefferson Street home bequeathed to her. Each daughter receives a small cash gift, and upon the widow's death the trust fund is divided equally among the three daughters. Mrs Cadwallader is named administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Cadwallader
J. W. Thompson
Susan Cadwallader
Jefferson Street
Giffen to Address Teachers on Paris Peace Treaty
Rev Bruce J Giffen of Cedar Falls will speak at the Hast Water Joo Teachers club semi annual meeting tomorrow at East High school at 430 pm His subject is The Paris Peace Treaty The program includes a business meeting with committee reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce J. Giffen
Cedar Falls
Hast Water Joo Teachers’ Club
East High School
Paris
Melo adds sparkle by softening hard water
An ad explains that a dirty ring around washtubs signals hard water and soap scum. It touts Melo as a water softener and cleaner that prevents rings, delivers snowy white clothes, and requires only a small amount of soap.
510 000 Damage Suit Is Retried
A Waterloo district court jury of ten men and two women is seated to retry Miss Elizabeth Landgraf s $10 000 damage claim against the City of Waterloo for injuries from a December 18 1925 accident at Mulberry and Fourth streets The first trial ended in a hung jury City Engineer Nathan Barber testified on street conditions and the plaintiff s attorney Edward H McCoy said the walk was rutted and icy The defense is assisted by A B Love day and W S Beecher with City Attorney Carleton Sias The panel includes H Arden J Wilbur Miller G F Cleery John Everly and others Judge Ralph Hasner presides
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Landgraf
Mulberry
Fourth Street
H. &. Benarden
J. Wilbur Miller
G. F Cleery
John Everly
FL. C. Moir
Frank Edgeton
W. E. Sheik
D. G. Lichty
A. M. Summy
Nettia Myers
J. F. Asher
Gente Payne
Ralph Hasner
Hurricane Relief Fund Reaches 1407.50 in Waterloo Area
The Red Cross Waterloo chapter reports 1407.50 raised for hurricane relief in Florida and the West Indies. With 592.70 still needed in Black Hawk county, locals are urged to donate via Herman Miller at Hotel Russell-Lanison. Checks payable to American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fund For
Florida and
West Indies
Herman
Miller
Waterloo
The
Red Cross
Black Hawk County
American Red Cross
Russell-Lanison
Slender Figures Rise as Excess Fat Rapidly Disappears
The text observes a rapid disappearance of excess fat in both men and women. It notes that slender figures are now common and claims millions have gained youth beauty health and vigor from this change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Caviar Appetizers And Vintage Ham Loaf Recipe Tips
Round of toast topped with caviar mixed with lemon juice and onions, finished with chopped hard boiled eggs and green pepper. Panew Deviled Ham Loaf combines deviled ham with bread crumbs milk and eggs baked in buttered pan and served cold with parsley. Burnt Almond Charlotte uses caramelized sugar almonds milk gelatine custard and whipped cream set in mold or sherbet glasses with lady fingers.
Brain Test Answer Set Reveals Puzzle Numbers
A series of labeled answers presents numbers for positions one through twelve with item nine and item ten showing distinct values. The sequence includes values such as 22, 4, 12, 16, and 512, indicating a pattern or key behind the brain teaser.
Week by Week in Waterloo Chilly winds spur shopping trip
In Waterloo the narrator urges a trip to Roy al Furriers to see new hat models arriving this week. The shop showcases felts velvets satins and metals with a wide color range from silvery to smoke and a chic crowd seeks attractive flattering chapeaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Furriers
Kat
Waterloo drug fountain serves a tasty sandwich stop
Mary Lou invites readers to try a delicious sandwich at Water loo Drug Inc fountain praised as the world's tastiest. The playful note urges locals and visitors to explore Waterloo shops and boost the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Drug, Inc
Fashionable shopping tips fill social season pages
The column guides shoppers to Booth-Josephs Heintz Silver on Bronze lamps Davidson's bridge prizes Palais Royal velvets and smock coats Men's Style Shop shirts and ties Sue Mary Jon fashion tips Morris Plan Co loans Riviera Gift Shop locations and Mary Lou personal shopping help to ease winter costs and prepare for the castle show.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society In Review
J. Reinstein
Frank Nathanson
Marian Siegel
Reinstein
Bluff Street
Paul Diamond
A. Siegel
China
Miss Siegel
David Siegel
South Street
Health Education Committee
Business and Professional Women's Club
Dairy
Cattle Congress
Carlton. H. Issey
Y. W. CG. Ay
Francise Stebbins
Harriett Proctor
Margaret Howell
Miss Wheeler
Chicago
Gerike Erdenberg
Wilma Erdenberg
Edward B. Erdenberg
Wilam
Elmer Bennett
Broadway
Roger Sedvey
Frank Coollidge
Charles Hoffman
Public Library West
American Association of University Women
Mexico
Becker Chapter
Matt Parrott
Ruby McDowell
Raymond
McKee
Plymouth Congregat Church
William Hardcastle
Quota Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Edna Kent Forbes
Myers
Jerry Hinze
H. E. Hinze
Peoria Street
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Church News
Workers” Council of the Universalis Church
Kimball Avenue
Orient
P.T. A. Activities
Cadwallader Estate Trust Fund
Giffen
Watia
Milo
the Wygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Eliz4sbeth
Roger Crowell
W. Bingham
Dora Fish
Javille
First Brethren Church
FL M. Conwell
Robert and
Jean Dunk
H. B.seidenbecker
First Lutheran Girls Glee Club
Aia
R. J. Tompkins
A. Gilley
Shoe Mart
Kresge
Black
England
France
Dane Regny
Lauerman
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Chiyami
Seaebies
Tae
Tee
Mary Lou
Booth-Joseph’s
Heintz
Mary Low
Davidson's
Sue
Mary Jon
Palais Royal
Rouge
Morris Plan Co
Riviera
Unique Cleaners
Northern Iowa
Hippodrome
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
American Poultry Congress Industrial Exposition
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