Sunnyside Country Club Hosts Elimination Bridge Championship
Society notes report Sunnyside Country Club hosting a bridge tournament with elimination rounds after last evening's play. Thirteen tables filled the clubhouse as players, pairs, and byes competed for six prizes and a final championship, with rounds continuing tonight and at convenient times thereafter.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Mira
Rodotoy
Rer
Me Agatha
Re. C. Wangler
Mae Wangs
T Syvilivan
Longiey
Arch McFarlane
James
Man
Fortune
Clarence Cropper
Stanley Moore
Harold Plumb
Warren Hellen
Mary Leonard
George iAchtr
George Lichty
Helene Balliec
Fred McClain
F. F. Merrimey
Walter Johnson
Lore Alfani
George Garretson
Bis
A. C. Lommel
H. B Cropper
Herman Kohl
Henry Prank
Fred. Norther
John Knox
Freds' McClain
Cecil Bickley
James Foote
Robert Larnon
Raymond Folk
Alfred Longley
Ror Smock
T. Curry
Arthur Issian
Ned Woerren
Frank Fowler, Jr
Dancing Season Opens With Multiple Party Dates
The dancing season begins with a slate of events. Py Thian Sisters hosted about 75 couples at Johnson's pavilion last night. Hawthorne club plans a third concert in its second series at K of C hall Thursday. Three Friday parties are on the calendar. Sunnyside Country club starts Friday dinners through October ending with a Halloween mask ball on Oct 28. Shrine club hosts an Armory hall dance Friday evening with two week intervals between functions. Awkumon club guests Chateau studio Friday night. First Congregational plans an annual praise and thank offering meeting for the missionary society Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs H W Hammond's home with talks on foreign field conditions and appeal for human needs.
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Johnson’s Pavilion
Pythian Sisters
Hawthorne Club
K. of C. Hall
Sunnyside Country Club
Shrine Club
Armory Hall
Chateau Studio
First Congregational
the Missionary Society
H. W. Hammond
Fred J. Clark
Grace Haswell
Beauty Chats: reader tips on skin, diet, and grooming
Edna Kent Forbes offers reader notes on pimples and complexion care, linking impurities and blood health to blemishes and suggesting yeast vitamins. The column covers eye color harmony, weight management, social etiquette for daughters, olive oil tonics, makeup conduct in schools, and proper hair care and scalp application.
What Does Hospitality Require In Social Duty
Ruth Cameron writes a meditation on true hospitality and its moral limits. A conversation about hosting friends and relatives reveals tensions between generous impulses and burdens on hosts, especially the woman who bears most of the workload. The piece contrasts old fashioned hospitality with modern expectations and echoes a personal anecdote about a friend’s generous husband and a mother’s late sacrifice.
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Watson
Ana
Harvest Moon Dance Pledge Party at Cedar Falls
Sigma Phi sorority plans a Harvest Moon dance at Woodman hall Cedar Falls Saturday evening to pledge candidates. About three couples will attend with corn stalks pumpkins and autumn leaves in the decor. Punch will be served. The previous informal rushing party was held Saturday morning with breakfast at Cedar Heights.
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Sigma Phiy Sorority
Laws Suite
Teachers College
Woodman Hall
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Waterloo Woman Groups Hear City Manager Plan
John Fiske P T A meets at 7 30 pm in the building with Mrs T J Ellis presiding. Talks on child hygiene illustrated. songs by Messingers and Stotts sisters with Margaret Stotts at piano. Officers include Mrs F J Morris vice president and Miss Beverly secretary. Other notices list club events and civic talks involving O E Carr and city government plans. meetings, picnics, quilting bees, and luncheon plans across local women’s clubs.
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John Fiske
Margaret Stotts
Manetta Bell
John Fiske Association
G. H. Cutler
F. J. Morris
Woman's Club
Greater Waterloo Association
O. E. Carr
Dubuque
Graduate Nurses Club to Elect Officers at Sans Souci
The Graduate Nurses Club will hold its annual meeting and officer election Thursday at 5 30 p m at Miss Mary Norman's Sans Souci home. Members should bring sandwiches another dish and silver and china. All city graduate nurses are invited. S M I club to host a 1 pm luncheon at Elk Run Thursday. Those unable to attend should contact hostesses Mrs E H Paulsen and Mrs F W.
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Walnut Street Baptist— Women’s Organization
State Baptist Convention
Walnut Street Church
H. C. Keiber
W.A. McFarlane
H. EH. McCowen
Graduate Nurses Club
Mary Norman
Sans Souci
S. M. I. Club
Elk Run
E. H. Paulsen
F. W
The Green Dwarf and the Seven Dwarfs Tale
The Witch commands magic to alter the last prince and seven animal helpers into seven colorful dwarfs. Princess Izell awakens to pink red blue yellow purple brown and lavender dwarfs, while the Green Dwarf appears handsome yet changes linger in the cave.
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Izell
Princess Izell and the Green Dwarf Saga Continues
The Green Dwarf and seven companions seize a mermaid princess on a wave and bring her to a rocky home. She resists marriage to the dwarfs, declaring they are ugly and green is detestable. The dwarfs laugh, leaving the princess hopeful she can outsmart the prince. (Continued Tomorrow.)
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Don
Inermaid
Ashe
Princask Hell
Izell
Green Dwarf
Soldiers to Represent Town at Arlington Cemetery
Des Moines reports that Gov. Kendall will appoint 12 veterans to represent the town at the Arlington Cemetery burial of an unknown World War I soldier on Armistice Day Nov 11. Iowa, with 125000 enlistees, earned 12 delegates funded by Congress. Kendall will select men from different regions who earned special war distinction.
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Des Moines
Kendall
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
France
Iowa
Arlington
Congress
Ford Plant in Des Moines Cuts 300 Jobs
Des Moines October 4 Ford Motor company reduces staff by about one third as a new Los Angeles body building plant prepares to distribute Ford bodies in the Midwest. The Des Moines plant now employs around 1,300 across three shifts with the night shift producing bodies to be eliminated.
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Des Moines
Ford
United States
Ford Motor Company
C. L. Herring
Chief Little Bear Attends Musical Program Then Heads to Dairy Show
A musical program was enjoyed and the chief performed a folk dance. Guests included Mrs. Clara McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grant, Mrs. Spring, and Mr. Nanny's mother. Chief Little Bear proceeds to the national dairy show in St. Paul.
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Clara McGee
Jack Grant
Spring
Nanny
Little Bear
St. Paul
Waterlog pattern orders from Evening Courier
Waterlog Evening Courier promotes up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department, requesting 15 cents per pattern sent to Waterlo, with patterns described as low for seams. Orders aim to fill quickly, though delivery may take about ten days after payment.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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