Dawes Addresses Waterloo Women on Peace Road
Evanston UL chairman Mrs. Dawes of the General Federation of Women's Clubs spoke at Waterloo on international relations and peace. She warned against isolation, urged concerted action, and noted the League of Nations debate, with a civic program and tea to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrufus. Dawes
Evanston
Department of International Retations
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Waterloo
Civic Department
Cedar Falls
Hoy
C. A. Boatman
Pearl Curran
Loren Berry
Borowski
N. A. Lichty
Dawes
H. B. Marnard
Health Education Schedule to Begin Soon at Y W C A
Health education program at the Young Women's Christian Association starts fall activities under Miss Louise Palmer with assistant Miss Beth Tracy. An evening program on Thursdays includes a one hour gym session and swimming. A rally tonight for health education and employed girls departments draws about 200.
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Heath
Young Women’s Christan Association
Herakly
Louise Palmer
Beth Tracy
Ray Brown
Mmes
Edward Ts. Rohlf
W. J. Towrey
Hay Lewis
Li. Gormley
Ira Rodamar
J. L. Bryant
George E. Lichty
Pearl Roberts
Grace Newlirk
Palmer
Thes YY. W. C. A
Social
Japanese Dinner Is Given in Series for Miss Mae Carlson
Miss Mae Carlson’s engagement to Watson Snyder is celebrated with a Japanese dinner at Motel Rue Sell Laineon. Centerpieces feature a three tiered pagoda lagoon scene, bridges, and tiny figures, as guests enjoy bridge with high scores recorded by Mrs. Fiske Marshall and Miss Huth Dungy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruesell-Laineon
Mae Carlson
Watson Snyder
Elsie Nielsen
Josephine Lumry
Ado. Rivera
Weddings and birthdays mark Independence social calendar
Ann Luckler of this city and Wilbur Irwin of Rochester were wed at St. John s Church with Rev Donohue officiating. The bride, daughter of Philip Smith, home in Independence, worked as a bookkeeper at P J Travis plumbing. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs E Irwin of Quasqueton. Also noted is a Ruthven couple Leis Van Dran and Paul Bigsby marrying with attendants Helen Stuntz and C B McBride. Roy Ludwig surprised for birthday, and eight mothers and babies celebrated Darlene Mosher s first birthday with pink and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Ann Luckler
Wilbur Erwin
Rochester
Minn
St. John's Catholic Church
W. T. Donohue
Gedney
Philip Smith
Notre Dame Seminary
P. J. Travis Plumbing
Quasqueton
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Leis van Dran
Gollins
George van Dran
Paul Bigsby
Ruthven
H. B. Bigsby
Helen Stuntz
Hudson
C. B. McBride
Bi Hy
Lies
E. B. Mosher
Darlene Mosher
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes advises on powder use for all ages, warning against excess. She suggests choosing quality powders, matching skin tone, and avoiding costly missteps. She also covers bath powders, scenting, and daily beauty habits to maintain a finished look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Violin Pupils of Mrs Marshall to Give Recital
Violin pupils from Rose Reichard Mars hall will perform a violin and ensemble recital at Allied Arts Conservatory of Music 616 Caward Building at 7 29 p m Today The program includes Evening Song by Schwann Concertino by Elis Levey and others Serenade by Offenbach and more with duets featuring Mary Kath Duets and performances by Georgeanna Northey Mardell Peterson Portense Morgan Matheson Bohm and others
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Rose Reichard Marshall
Allied Arts
Conservatory of Music
Caward
Schwmann
Elis Leveyelher Siegel
Offenbach
Dunkelberg
Gayotte
Ehw
Maxine Kessler
Hans Lett
Piernenstiel
Postnuptial Party for Nemmers at Schaack Home
Thirty friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Matt Schaack to honor newlyweds Mr and Mrs E J Nemmers with a miscellaneous shower. Esther Campagna, formerly Esther Cnimpagna, attended. Ferdinand Venz and Charles City, Indiana, grandparents of the bride, joined the guests. Next week Mr and Mrs Matt Nemmers will host another event for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Schaack
E. J. Nemmers
Nemmers
Esther Cnimpagna
Ferdinand Venz
Charles City
Elizabeth Campagna
Matt Nemmiers
Friends Gather in Siebert Home and Play Cards
Informal party hosted at Mrs Har ald Siebert s home featured high bridge scores by Miss Faye ober and Mrs Ralph Byford. Attendees included George Siebert HH Ritter Leonard Britzman Mabel Sirherses Tielyn Miller Mildred Li Nora Park ee Magdalene Darby Florence Miller and others. A surprise dinner honored Mrs Peter Nissen returning from two months in Wilts England. Card party details and attendees listed. Royal Neighbors Waterloo camp met later that evening.
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Harald Siebert
Faye Ober
Ralph Byford
Bridge
Motes
George Siebert
HH. Ritter
Leonard Britzman
Mabel Sirherses Tielyn Miller
Mildred Li Nora Parkee
Magdalene Darby
Florence Miller
Peter Nissen
Salsbury
Wilts
England
Helen AW Dparis
Kreste
FL W. Beek
MeeDe
A. F. M. Farle
Emelda Reilly Honored Guest at Prenuptial Dinner
Miss Verna Mae Kann and Miss Ann Collins hosted a dinner in Black's tearoom for Miss Jamelda Reilly whose marriage to Walter Ebert of Detroit will occur soon. Guests included Dorothy Burnett Cyrilla Welter Naomi Reilly Bernadine Kann with a yellow white wedding cake and candles, card games, and Helen Burgess high score.
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Verna Mae Kann
Ann Collins
Black
Jamelda Reilly
Walter Ebert
Detroit
Mich
Miss Reilly
Helen Burgess
Dorothy Burnett
Cyrilla Welter
Naomi Reilly
Bernadine Kann
Fay Le Rue Jessup Hosts Shower and Honors Guests
Fay Le Rue Jessup served as guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by two hostesses Mrs. Lloyd Selleck and Mrs. F. G. Burright at the former’s home. Guests included Mrs. Herbert Lawless, Arnold Nemecek, Chester Nichols, Lester Hoover, Bernard Flynn, and Misses Margaret Harvey, Lorene Standish, Bernice Kohl, Katrine Olsen. Also noted, Bla-Lodge 57 installed officers with Earl Hileman as president and a new staff including Mrs. Florence Blank, Dr. Russell Thompson, Mae Burbank, Ray Narco, Charrety Lincoln, John Wildhage, J. J. Bardole, and trustees Guy Burbank, Clarence Blankenship, Starry Blank. U. T. C. auxiliary to meet Saturday at 2:30 p m in Knights of Pythias hall for a picnic supper.
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Day Jo Ue Jessup
Ralph H. Standish
Ais
Lloyd Selleck
F. G. Burright
Mmes
Herbert Lawless
Arnold Nemecek
Chester Nichols
Lester Hoover
Bernard Flynn
Margaret Harvey
Lorene Standish
Bernice Kohl
Katrine Olsen
M. Bla—Lodge
Earl Hileman
Florence Blank
Russell Thompson
Mae. Burbank
Tehaplain
Ray Narco
Charrety Lincoln
John Wildhage
J. J. Bardole
Guy Burbank
Clarence Blankenship
Starry Blank
Church groups plan evening events and sale
Weavers and Fellowship classes at First Baptist hold a picnic supper and party tonight at the church. Homebuilders' class at Walnut Street Baptist meets at the home of Mr and Mrs D S Axtelli tonight. Woman's Working Association of First Presbyterian met all day Wednesday and voted to have a rummage sale next week and a bazaar on December 4. Thirty women attended the Aid Society meeting and two were served at luncheon at noon.
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First Baptist Church
Walnut Street’ Baptist Church
D. S. Axtelli
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Aid Society
Frances’ Jackson
G. A.coffin
St. Patrick's Church
I. JF. Gerner
R. E. Bundy
Luther On Society
John Fearer
A. R
Cedar. Falls
Daughters of the American Revulution
Clay Street
Rank
Western Union
G.E. Palmer
Palmer
R. W. Gibson
George Kennedy
Fleury Morgan
Samiel Q. Bailey
Savon
Robert Wearing
Leg Jamerson
Ll. F. Bacon
Walter Rownd
Mason
Pirst Street West
Missionary Conference
Adelbert N. Burr
Tim
Sitlian
Fort Dodge
District Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Missionary Society of the First Church of
Cedar Falls
Social circle hosts Halloween tea and games
Mrs. I A Danton hosted fourteen members of the Social circle for a 6 o'clock dinner with a grey and yellow centerpiece and a CEO favor. Mrs. Joe Selbert assisted in serving as the Triple Four club met at Airs W C Stover's home with Mrs Side Kulp assisting. Forget-me-not club held a Halloween party with Meg Carl Klegin and Mrs D H Upcraft, 31 members and two guests attended. Louise Curran entertained Minerva club at Bishop's cafeteria at 1:30 pm with Mrs Lowellace and Mrs Charles Walden as special guests. The afternoon featured bridge and Halloween themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Danton
Joe Selbert
Triple Four
Airs
W. C. Stover
Side Kulp
Meg
Carl Klegin
D. H. Upcraft
Louia Curran
Minerva Club
Hishop’s
Lowellalec
Charles Walden
Hampton Legion Elects Officers for 200-Member Drive
Hampton Iowa October election of officers for the George A. Adinger post of the American Legion. R. D. Moorehead is named commander with N C Pedersen as first vice commander and G Weeks as second vice commander. Other officers include Glenn C. Bare adjutant, T. C. Hansen finance officer, Leslie W. McClure historian, Howard C. Snatter sergeant at arms, and executives Lee Rob inson Cal Harrison Harry G. Schmidt Nels C. Yteen S W Orsborn. Installations planned at the next meeting October 20 with Ralph A. McGions delivering an address. Aim set to reach 200 members by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
George A. Adinger Post
American Legion
R. D. Moorehead
N. C. Pedersen
G. ©. Weeks
Glenn C. Bare
T. C. Hansen
Leslie Wr. McClure
Howard C. Snatter
Lee ©. Robinson
Cale
Club Notes Highlight Teas and Luncheon Hosts
Mrs F M Ross hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for Octagon members at Black's tearoom yesterday. Mrs H H Van Driel entertained her club at Black's tearoom last evening. M B L club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs BE BL Rumimiell hosting. Twelve members attended as Mrs H Meggison hosted R I Y club at her home serving chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ross
Black's Tearoark
Octagon Club
H. H. van Driel
Black’s Tearoom
M. B. L. Club
BE. Bl. Rumimiell
Aafternoon
Cedar Falls Woman's Club to Begin Work Tuesday
Cedar Falls notes show the Business Women's department of the Cedar Falls Woman's club opening its annual schedule with a Tuesday dinner in the First Baptist social rooms. Miss Betty Severin directs pupil actors from Teachers College in a playlet after the dinner. The department's eight programs were planned by a committee including Miss Berdine Severin and Miss Julia Mae Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Business Women’s Department
Woman's Club
First Baptist
Teachers College Ef School
Betty Severin
Pearl Ives
Cora Gishop
Long Beach
Cal
Berdine Severin
Julia Mae Meyers
Catherine McNally
Sarah Turnbull
St. John's
Boy Dies From Fire In Chicken House Accident
Merrit Indiana reports a boy named Charles Bernard Baker, eight, son of A B Baker, living nearby, burned to death last night in a chicken house fire. He was enveloped in flames after a disinfectant ignited when a match was lighted following spraying of the chicken house.
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Merrit
Opt
Chles Bersnard Baker
A. B. Baker
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