Mrs F H Waters guest of Waterloo club meeting
Mrs F H Waters of Ames Iowa will speak to the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women at 8 p m Tuesday at the Waterloo Woman's club building. Local hostesses are from Iowa State College and Coe College with guests from Chicago and Columbia universities. Important business will come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Waters
Ames
American Associaon of University Women
Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club
Greta Thorne
C.K. Bentz
Walter Hunt
D. H. Wi
Fair to Stage Elaborate Community Event At Armory
Elaborate preparations are under way for a three day community fair October 21 22 and 30 at the Armory under the Business and Professional Women's club auspices. The gala program will feature carnival attractions and surprises with music for dancing each evening and historic articles and antiques on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Maude
E. Harmon
Anna
Decker
John G. Wright
J. F. ‘Balensiefer
Elizabeth Kenney
Ruby Elam
Hazel Zwanziger
Erma Gundlach
W. P. Kearns
A. E. Johnson
H. O Barton
Eda Behrens
Ernest Johnson
Ruth Hamlin
Hope Chest
Bella Frank
Bess Nichols
Candy Booth
J. H. Stebbins
Pi Theta Pi Formal Dinner at Iowa State Teachers College
The Pi Theta Pi sorority held a formal dinner in Black's tearoom with centerpieces of full‑rigged ship models. Decorations featured blue and gold, blue cathedral candles, and ship motif place cards. Rushees listed include Garnet Hedine Mildred Hadley Daphine Brenizer Minerva Burton and several others. An AC team event occurred at Mrs Hon Israel's Cedar Heights home with rose petal sachets as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Theta Pi
Iowa State Teachers’ ‘College
Black
Garnet ‘Hedine
Mildred Hadley
Daphine Brenizer
Minerva Burton
Dorothy Beally
Dorothy “Wald
Carol Ashley
Gladys. Anderson
Genevieve Holman
Rachael“ Carrough
Velma Pangburn
Irginia “Pédicard
Lillian Sa
Do-A-Best Club Names 1927 28 Officers
Mrs Fred Hicks presides as Do-A-Best Club outlines officers for 1927 28 season with Brs A H Adams as vice president Mrs Fred W Zack secretary Ms Arthur D Hickman treasurer Mrs Duane E Bower flower chair and Mrs Frank Tate press reporter The next regular meeting will be at Mrs Sidney A Dudley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Hicks
Brs
A. H. Adams
Fred W. Zack
Arthur D. Hickman
Duane. E. Bower
Frank Tate
Sidney A. Dudley
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week's social calendar lists church gatherings club meetings and charity events across multiple venues. Notable items include organ recital at First Methodist by C Albert Scholin and various Woman's Club and D A R activities at First Baptist Hotel Russell Lamson and St Pauls Sacred Heart parish functions plus W C T A and Thursday Blue Triangle league events.
Birthday Surprise Party Honors Mrs Graber At Home
Mrs R T Graber was honored at a birthday surprise party hosted at her home this week. Attending were Mr and Mrs Fred Morgan and family Mr and Mrs William Emesi and family Mr and Mrs John Reynolds and family Mr and Mrs C W Wallingford Mrs Lucy Graber and daughter Mrs Mary Kephart and Mrs I E Warner. The evening featured cards and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Graber
Fred Morgan
William Emesi
John Reynolds
C. W. Wallingford
Lucy Graber
Mary Kephart
I. E. Warner
John Stolte
Stolte
Newark
N. J
Bance
Ida Zeilinger
Louis Stolte
Messrs
Mmes
Herman Beier
Harry Button
Sam Smith
Lena Hitzer
Margaret Haus
Evelyn Schrader
Alice Weigerl
Almer Nottger
Ruth Jago
Carl Ehrke
Edward Ehrke
Bernard Whipplinger
Henry Zuppke
W. F. Stolte
Miss Haus
Herman Beler
Waterloo 0 E S to Have Birthday Party Wednesday
Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star will celebrate the thirty fourth anniversary of its founding Wednesday evening at Masonic hall after regular business meetings at 7 30 p m Mrs Norah Bishop first secretary of the chapter after it was chartered will tell of the early organization A program will be given in charge of Mrs Ernest Johnson A social hour with dancing and cards will follow when refreshments are served a large birthday cake will be cut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Norah Bishop
Ernest Johnson
Club Notes Highlight Farewell Dinner For Schmolt Guests
Kildare club honored Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Schmolt at a farewell dinner in Black's tearoom before their Saturday departure for Los Angeles. Toast mistress Mrs. Damon Cheney presided as pink and white appointments were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Schmolt
Los Angeles
Cal
Kildare Club
Black
Schmolt
Damon Cheney
Hints in Beauty Care Readers Suggestions and Problems
Readers offer mud pack formulas using Fuller's earth and witch hazel with benzoin for facial care. Other tips cover sodium phosphate clear skin, eyelid whitening, scar care with zinc ointment, and advice on bunion care from a podiatrist. Scalp treatment and shampoo methods using eggs are also discussed.
October Party at Woman's Club Set for Monday
Waterloo Woman's Club members meet at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the clubhouse for the October party with Mrs. W. E. Cowan as general chairman. Card tables in the auditorium, no program in the drawing room. Performances include piano solo by Ethel Brinkman, violin by Mildred Luce with Brinkman, reading by Dorothy Holmes, and vocal by Arlene Bradley with Mrs. Parrott. Tea to follow. Committees led by Mrs. C. W. Chapman and others handle cards, programs, refreshments, and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. E. Cowan
Ethel Brinkman
Mildred Luce
Miss Brinkman
Dorothy Holmes
Arlene Bradley
Robert Parrott
M. B. Cleveland
J. D. Easton
Minnie Crippen
Mimes
A. J. Busby
M. J. Butterfield
O. W. Call
Mark Campbell
C. D. Cass
F. L. Chamberlain
James Clark
F. J. Cherney
Charles A. Chickering
C. A. Clark
James Chapman
Louis E. Cohen
W. R. Cole
Lester S. Combs
G. A. Corey
E. L. Corton
G. N. Cousins
H. B. Cropper
Hattie E. Culley
L. C. Danton
George DeWald
Lamar Duke
Harry Dunkelberg
E. S. Dunkelberg
J. H. Easley
A. J. Edelson
Ray C. Besert
L. E B. Eickelberg
Ralph Eickelberg
F. J. Eighmey
W. F. Eighmey
C. W. Ellyson
E.S. Estes
John Fanning
Will ©. Farley
Jessie Cooley
Adella Damge
Bid Downing
Lincoln Circle Plans Civil War Tree Park Dedication
Lincoln Circle of the Ladies of the G A R announced a park dedication on October 29 in Des Moines Capitol Hill ground donated by Governor Hammill and the executive council. The tree park will memorialize Civil War soldiers, with Waterloo contributing trees and capacity for 500. Mrs Lillian Clark Cary chairs the park commission. local members will attend the ceremony and bazar plans were set for October 29 including a bake sale by January February booth workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Hammill
Executive Council
Department of Iowa
Capitol Hill
Des Moines
Lillian Clark Cary
Dubuque
Waterloo
Visitor Honored at Black's Bridge Luncheon Today
Mrs W W Weimer of Long Beach California was honored at a bridge luncheon in Black's tearoom. Misses Ruth Dietz Belle Miller Adna Lichty and Ethel Lichty hosted with lavender asters candles and nut cups. Out of town guest received a gift. additional covers included Mines Oral Hinds Robert Nauman Lester Miller F A Wisner O Br Brundage Harold Strayer Truman Wagner Herbert Jordan Cedar Falls and Mabel Heller Louise Colman Mildred Wittick Bess White Estelle Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Weimer
Long Beach
Cal
Black's Tearoom
Ruth Dietz
Belle Miller
Adna Lichty
Ethel Lichty
Oral Hinds
Robert Nauman
Lester Miller
F. A. Wisner
O. BR. Brundage
Harold Strayer
Truman Wagner
Herbert Jordan
Cedar Falls
Mabel Heller
Louise Colman
Mildred Wittick
Bess White
Estelle Dickson
Parkersburg Man Weds Ackley Girl at Nashua Shrine
Ackley bride Miss Millie J Vietor daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Vietor Ackley and Paul J Metzgar son of Mrs Mable Metzgar Clear Lake were married at the Little Brown Church near Nashua Thursday Rev W L Hawn officiated The bride a Ackley native who graduated in 1924 and worked at Bell Telephone for three years will reside with Metzgar in Parkersburg He is a linotype operator at the Eclipse office in Parkersburg Also notes Cedar Falls district Women’s clubs Cedar Heights study group and musical program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Ackley
Millie J. Vietor
C. C. Vietor
Paul J. Metzgar
Mable Metzgar
Clear Lake
Little Brown
Nashua
W. L. Hawn
M. E. Church of
New Virginia
Bell Telephone
Eclipse
Parkersburg
Universalist Church to Host Community Chicken Supper
First and second divisions plan a community chicken supper Tuesday evening. Harmony class at United Presbyterian held a Halloween party with games and a ghost skit by Mrs. Gilmore McDowell. Church of the Brethren Sunday school met at the teacher’s home. membership drive planned by Jack Thompson and Vernon Schrock. Frances Miller was elected president with a slate including Lawrence RuLon, Robert Martin, Irene Tisdale. committees named with Agnes Fisher, Winona Long and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Friends of Harmony
United Presbyterian Church
John Brown
Gilmore McDowell
Church of the Brethren
Floyd Kough
Jack Thompson
Vernon Schrock
Frances Miller
Lawrence RuLon
Robert Martin
Irene Tisdale
Agnes Fisher
Winona Long
Pearl Huffman
Verda Fike
Thomas Thompson
Esther Stark
Helen Saylor
Glen Sweitzer
Elsie Kough
Mary Keniry and C. T. Kramer Wed at New Hampton
Miss Mary Marguerite Keniry daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Keniry was married to Charles T. Kramer son of Mr and Mrs George Kramer at St Patrick church Dougherty. Father Barnes conducted the ceremony. The bride wore a rosewood satin gown and velvet accessories. Bridesmaid Anna Kenny wore royal blue georgette. Best man was Joseph Kramer. Reception at the bride's home featured green and orchid decorations and a three course dinner for 22. The couple planned to reside in New Hampton after a Des Moines honeymoon, with the bride formerly teaching in Franklin and Howard counties and the groom educated in Cedar Rapids and New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
New Hampton
Mary Marguerite Keniry
Patrick Keniry
Dougherty
St. Patrick's Church
Charles T. Kramer
George Kramer
Barnes
Anna Kenny
Waterloo
Joseph Kramer
Martha
Marian O'Connor
Agnes McManus
Marie Riley
William Kramer
Mendelssohn
Kramer
Des Moines
Elma
Columbia College
Dubuque
Franklin
Howard
Cedar Rapids
P. BE. O. Chapters to Hold Meetings and Convention Report
Both P. E. O. chapters plan Monday gatherings at Hotel Russell Lamson and the Boies home with hostesses Maxine Lamson and Mrs. H B Boies. Chapter 7 president W R Law will present her Oklahoma City convention report after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamson
C. O. Lamson
Maxine
H.B. Boies
W. R. Law
Oklahoma City
Robert Knox
Minnie Crippen
A. B. Brown
Chapter FE
Kirk Gross
H. C. Wilbur
Charles Young
Leona Sternat to Wed Chris Heinigen in October
Miss Leona Sternat daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Sternat of 729 Glenwood street will marry Christian Heinigen of Waterloo at First Lutheran church on Oct 19. A miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Lenore Zeilinger featured prizes, a treasure hunt and refreshments, with guests including Mrs W F Trask Lillian Entz Gladys Hall Florence Bentroth Wilma Jurgenson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Zeilinger
Leona Sternat
Alexander Sternat
Glenwood Street
Miss Sternat
Christian Heinegen
Waterloo
First Lutheran Church
Banco
Florence Bentroth
Gladys Hunt
J. L. Zeilinger
W. F. Trask
Lillian Entz
Gladys Hall
Wilma Jurgenson
Ida Koplin
Elfriede Kammeyer
Gertrude Wiegert
Piano Pupils of Melody Way Give Informal Recital
A group of piano students studying Melody Way with Miss Bertha Ferris performed an informal recital at the teacher’s home. Performances included pieces by Janet Mumma, Marjorie Mumma, Phyllis Coontz, Maxine Bottine, Lucille Brown, Russell Mowbray, and Grace Carson with Grace Cotson accompanying. The group closed with The Melody Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ferris
Janet Mumma
My Pony
Lady Moon
Marjorie Mumma
Phyllis Coontz
Maxine Bottine
Lucille Brown
Russell Mowbray
Marie
Wishes
Grace Carson
Grace Cotson
Woman's Auxiliary to Be Inspected Oct 19
Mrs. Mae Tallman of Comanche Iowa, department president of the auxiliary to the United Spanish American War Veterans, will inspect the Helen Gould auxiliary in town on Wednesday evening October 19. Past president's club planned a luncheon for her at Mrs. John Boeller's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Tallman
Comanche
United Spanish American War Veterans
Helen Gould
Tallman
John Boeller
Charles Brown
State Federation Head Takes Club Around the World
Mrs William Milchrist Sioux City president of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs spoke to Waterloo Woman's club detailing her 1926 world cruise on the Laconia. She described visits from Havana to Tokyo and Calcutta, noting cultural contrasts, child life, and scenes from Cotts. The talk included anecdotes of Flaming Youth red hair, a chair incident, and Chinese, Japanese, and Indian observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milchrist
Sioux City
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waterloo Woman's Club
Civic Department
Milchrist
Havana
Cuba
United States
F. Y
Waterloo Wins W C T U Banner for Membership
Mrs. F F Yapp president of the Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union returned from the state convention at Indianola bearing a triumph banner for being the largest in the state. The banner will be displayed Tuesday at Willard hall. Waterloo won the banner away from Des Moines. Plans were set at the meeting for the fall house party at Willard hall beginning Oct 25 and the next state convention will be at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Yapp
Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Indianola
Willard Hall
Waterloo
Des Moines
Waterloo Union
Yapp
Iowa City
Fine Arts and Literary Groups Plan Club Meetings
Fine Arts department and the Literary department of the Woman's Club Waterloo will hold three meetings and a luncheon next Friday at the club house. The Fine Arts meeting at 11 a.m. will feature Mrs. Robert Stuart describing her trip abroad and the Wallace Art collection in England with music and readings. Mrs. George N. Garrettson will chair the 1 p.m. luncheon, the first of the season. The Literary department will meet at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. C. W. Chapman reviewing The Royal Road to Romance by Richard Halliburton, who will speak Oct. 20 at East High. Civic department will elect a successor to Mrs. C. W. Saesbe after a brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo ‘Woman's Club
Fine Arts
Robert Stuart
England
George N. Garrettson
C. W. Chapman
Richard Halliburton
East High School
American Association of University Women
L. EB. Eickelberg
Civic Department
C. W. Saesbe
Temple Rebekah Initiation Held in Black Hawk Hall
One hundred attendees gathered for a Temple Rebekah meeting at the Black Hawk I. O. F. hall last evening Initiation took place with visitors from Independence Grundy Center and Illinois in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Former Resident Married on Coast Sunrise Wedding in Hollywood
Announcement received here details the sunrise ceremony on Hollyridge Drive Hollywood Calif Sept 30. Bride Miss Lucille Mafendert er, daughter of Mrs Mary Hafendorfer native of Louisville Ky living in California, and groom Mr W J Peverill former Waterloo resident now in California with Union Oil, plan home at 138 South Westmoreland Los Angeles after Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naa
Kees Janey Peverill
W. J. Peverill
Lucille Mafenderter
J. “Macartney
Vint Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Hollyridge Drive
Hollywood
Cal
Mary Hafendorfer
Louisville
California
Marlborough School
Peverill
University of Southern California
Union Oil Company
South Westmoreland
Los Angeles
City in Brief highlights and local notices
Broken lens duplicate claim at Buchanan's. Numerous local items: Van Metres travel to Iowa City for Iowa vs Ohio game. Lester Cross joins Martin cigar store at 213 Fourth St E. Mrs Esher improves at Vine St home. Krachts and Carl Kracht visit Green family in Lupton St. Charles MacKay to speak at Rotary lunch on City Government. Margaret Arnold wins divorce from Floyd Arnold. minor son custody granted, no alimony. IA State Physical Directors society meet in Iowa City. fire department pension increase from Johnson's pavilion fire. Dr Earl A Roadman of Dakota Wesleyan visits Waterloo. WCT convention Thursday. Chicago Great Western promo. Reservations by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
S. D
Grace ‘Methodist Episcopal
Waterloo
Indianola
Bishop Muldoon Dies In Rockford Office
Rev. Peter J. Muldoon longtime bishop of the Rockford diocese and former chairman of the national Catholic war council died at 6:15 this morning in Rockford after months in bed from heart trouble. He had been confined to his bed for many months and death came as not entirely unexpected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, DL
Peter J. Muldoon
Rockford
National Catholic War Council
The Child's First School is the Family Froebel Idea
The National Kindergarten Association issues the principle that the family is the child’s first school. Published weekly in the Evening Courier, items appear from 8 West Fortieth Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froebel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Evening Courier
Wise Watchfulness. Hilma and Her Father
A reflective piece on parenting contrasts nagging mothers with a single calm father who guides Hilma without interference. The narrator argues for restrained oversight to avoid needless rebukes and let children pursue independence while staying safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilma
Kindergarten for All Declared Valuable by Northwestern Dean
Dean Raymond A. Kent of Northwestern University argues dull students waste resources, but emphasizes kindergarten benefits for all children. He urges communities to provide early education, inviting readers to contact the National Kindergarten Association in New York for information and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Kent
Department
Lberal Arts
Northwestern University
The
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York
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B. and
P. W. Fair
Fred Hicks
C. Albert Scholin
M. E. Church
Mary Melrose
D A. OR
Y. W. C. A. Women's Society
1St Baptist Church
Woman’s Club
FE. P. BE. O
H. B. Boles
World Wide Guild
First. Baptist Church
Progressive Delphian Society
Y. V
P. BE. O
Russell Lamson
Natural Music Club
C. A. Boatman
A. A
Sunshine Rebekah
Noble Grand
T. L. Gordon
Temple Rebekah Thimblebee
Black Hawk Hall
Blue Triangle League
Ne Arts Department
Woman's Club
Lunccheon—Woman's Club
Woman's Ub
E.S
J. H. Lawless
Golden Link Club
A. E. Lawton
Mae Dacey
Gene Trapp
Elklets
Elks Club
Edna Kent Forbes
Elois
Black’s
Nashua Shrine
Cedar Heights
C. W. Eby
C. J. Ness
Burleigh
N. C. Altland
Church News
Mary Keniry
C. T. Kramer
Chris Heinigen
Melody Way
Woman’s Auxiliary of
West High School
Chib
Geraldine Smith
Marjorie Harker
Lorraine Gibson
Betty Bickley
Betty Wurster
Dorothy Pederson
Roberta Worley
Mildred Berry
Margaret Hadley
Virginia Cole
Charlene Lawson
Miss Besh
Miss
Mildred Graham
L. D. Weld
Mission Society
Los Nites
Mack
Woman's Synodical Society For Missions
Synod of Iowa
Grand Junction
C. W. Daniels
Independence
Missionary Education
Leroy D. Weld
O. J. McDonald
Davenport
White Cross
Fred
State Federation
Head
Japan
Tokio
Kobe
Kyoto
China
Macao
Manilla
Borneo
Calcutta
Ganges
India
Cairo
Sea of Galilee
Nazareth
Mt. Carmel
Hills of
Judea
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Athens
Naples
Morocco
Straits of Gibraltar
France
Dover
Sam Frank
Pearl Curran
A. A. Hoffman
Black's
Club
W. C. T. U. Banner
Karl Bond
Edna Matthews
Gus. Peterson
Brockwell Arms
John Burke
Helen Medearis
Mmes. D. W. McGirk
R. Griggs
E. V Hansen
Ruby Anderson
Marion Jackson
Mabel Knapp
Esther Wendt
Vera le Valley
Dyecoll
Sumner Lyle
Bertha Jones
Shower
Thomas Vincent
Beverly Jean Vincent
Mrs. Vincent
Julius Johnson
Bap Casey
Florence Nissius
Eleanor Hurst
Marie Mahanke
Norma O'Connor
Laura Brandt
Miss Casey
Miss Mahanke
Bridge
Lincoln School
Marion Flint
Jesse Church
Sunshine
Rebekah Lodge
Sunnyside
A. B. Chambers
Roger Miller
Country Club
Robert Hardin
J. W. Arbuckie
Leonard M. Weiss
Carole
Sacred Heart Ladies’ Aid Society
Buchanan's
Y.M.C. A. Bldg
Maurice van Metre
Lester L. Cross
Black Hawk Building
Martin Cigar Store
Fourth Street
F. W. Esher
Vine Street
John Kracht
Carl Kracht
Freeport, Il
George A. Green
Lupton, Street
Charles MacKay
Rotary Club
Margaret Arnold
Floyd Arnold
G. W. Wood
Beryl
Earl Record
Leon Leeper
Iowa State Physical Directors’ Society
Ray Tiller
Ernie Johnson
Johnson
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Hishop
Florence Milner
Mary Dear
Henry
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