Community Social Events and Club Meetings Teem with Festivities
Friday and Saturday social calendar lists Knights of Pythias, First Baptist, Walnut Street Baptist, Central Church of Christ, First Presbyterian, St Pauls M E, and others hosting parlor gatherings, choirs, and officer elections. Luncheon and bridge at Hotel Metropole, dinner for Miss Hawver’s engagement, Ladies Musical Improvement Society, LX club, and Smart Set club outings highlight a busy sequence of social engagements and community organization activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Unique Party
K. of P. Temple
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Brotherhood of First
Brotherhood of St. Paul's
M. E
King’s Heralds
St. Paul’s
Philathea Clase
Central Church of Christ
Hotel Metropole
Mra
EB. Perkins
Fanny Perkins
Courier patterns and social notes from Waterloo Evening Courier
A Waterloo area page lists patterns available from the Fashion Department, with orders to reach within ten days after payment, and highlights a series of social club gatherings. Elite Circle hosted by Mrs. A R Troutman featured needlework and a three course dinner, with future meeting planned at Mrs. George Meffert’s. C L J club and FED Deen club held meetings with sewing, luncheon, and guests. Dr Jones returns from Des Moines after attending the Universalist Unitarian convention. Mrs. Jones spoke at the banquet. Married events note Wandby-Wandby at Beloit with former residents visiting. Local societies hosted charity sewing for bazaars and an informal evening with Miss Nelda Graham’s group, including fudge making and readings. An advertisement testifies Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Swift
W. 8
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
A. R. Troutman
Cascaden Avenue
Rose Kratzer
George Meffert
Saxon Street
FED Deen Club
W. M. Flynn
Washington Street
G. E. Seales
A. L. Lommell
V. K. Belt
W. G. Robinson
Fourth Street
DR. Jones
Des Moines
Mfsie K. Jones
Universalist
Walter 5. Brown
Unitarian Church
Town Criers Meet Monday Evening at Pythian Temple
Preparations for the Town Criers meeting next Monday at 6 30 in the Pythian temple have been completed with postcard invitations. Woodworth Clom of Davenport will give the principal talk. a banquet will be served by the Banquet club of the K P s at 1 per plate. Reports say frost is on the pumpkin and fodder stored in the silo.
Jewelry Repair and Refinishing Services Offered
Repaired and refined mesh bags and jewelry items. We repair or replace articles in the jewelry trade. Gold and silver electro-plating available. Morograms removed from silverware and jewelry. Refinished like new. Experts on complicated watches and clocks including chronometers and wheel and pinion cuttings. Antiques clocks and watches worked on as a specialty. Thoroughly acquainted with foreign and American movements.
Fine Engraving for Any Letter or Monogram Style
Fine Engraving offers models of unexcell ed beauty and workmanship for all forms of letters and monograms providing versatile options for personalized engraving projects.
Thimble Bee Draws Large Crowd at Lutheran Church
Over one hundred ladies attended the thimble bee yesterday hosted by the Ladies Aid society of the First Lutheran Church. The event in the church parlors included making comforts for the society and planning a chicken supper set for October 24 in the church dining room. Hosts were Mrs. G Hartman and Mrs. BE Griefnow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Society
Calumet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. M. Powell
Burton Avenue Road
William Marquis
First ‘Lutheran Church
G. Hartman
BE. Griefnow
Divorces at low fees shock Sioux City bar meeting
At its annual meeting the Sioux City Bar Association elected Robert B. Pike president and named A. McGill secretary along with elected council members. A member accused divorces of being obtained at ridiculously low fees and a committee was appointed to investigate. Plans also began for hosting the Iowa State Bar meeting in Sioux City next June. A personal endorsement claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy clears croup and is superior to others, offered by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sioux City Bar Association
Robert B. Pike
A. ©. McGill
E. J. Stason
J. P. Shoup
J. W. Kinding
C. T. Nagelstad
Th Bar
Association For the Entertainment
Iowa State Bar Association
Sions City
Irving Hotel seeks Mr Carden for biscuits sales job
Notice advertises a biscuit sales position with guaranteed salary and commission free pay, inviting applicants via Irving Hotel and to ask for Mr Carden. Courier want ads touted as time savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jady
Sten
Irving Hotel
Carden
Courier
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St. Paul
New York
Cloak and Suit Department
Norfolk
Dreas
Forest
Essex Mills
Underwear and Hosiery Department
Que Lot Men’s
Pennsylvania
Pearl Headford
Leon von Schuch
Adam Lohner
Argyle Street
Haze Hawver
Wayne Garvin
Miss Hawver
James Black Dry Goods
A. A. Dunham
Alice Dunham
Hawver
John Swift
W. A. Dawson
Cedar Falls
Smart Set Club
W. A. Sheerer
Mrs. Dawson
W. H. van Tilburg
Cedar Falla x
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Library West
America
Robert Johnston
Henry Austin
International Bureau of American Republics
Maude Dudley
South America
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul's
M. Fi
William Hanson
Dawson Street
J. E. Johnson
Clara Dudley
Branch Association
Mamie F. Glasaburner
China
Ones
Charles Bar- Sd
Charles Wabi
John Hansen
Fred Becker
John Baker
Peters
J. Loeptke
Charles Griefnow
City
Lela
Beloit
F. H. Wandby
Wis
Wandby
D. R. Crabtrea
Lafayette Street
Voorhees
Nelda Graham
First Street
Miss Graham
Martha Fazel
Mabel Ellig
Catherine Rowan
Grace Harris
William Bussler
Faui Wehling
Smith St
Peoria
Foley
H. W. Taggart
J. G. Criswell
North Mulberry St
Hagerstown
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Moines
The
W. H. Hartman Company
W. TW. Hartman Company, Publishers
Evening Courier
Park Avenue West
P. H. Brogan
Wilson
Chamberlain
Croup
Ee BP
the Suit Store
Ransianed
Fur Store
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