Unusual Luncheon Features Lady Hostesses at Russell Joint
Society notes describe a luncheon at Hotel Russell joining Mrs H Wy Grout Mrs A J Busby and Mrs J G Ridenour presiding for 200 guests. Ushers greeted attendees as tables rose in tiers amid palms and ferns with Columbia rose centerpieces. Prof Alice Mills of Iowa read a three act play The Goose Hangs High after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Folk
Roger Birdsall
Charles Young
W. 1. Bickley
Raymond Smith
John W. Gwynne
Victor Zellhoefer
Miss Maude Popp
Columbia
Alice. W. Mills
Department of Speech
University of Iowa
Lewis Beach
Mildred Fish and George Hagerman Wed at Chapel
Miss Mildred Fish wed George Hagerman in a Universalist chapel ceremony at 16 a m today. Rev Willard Rodett officiated as relatives attended. Hagerman is sales manager assistant at Central Town Power and Light Co. Virginia Fish sang At Dawning with Dorothy Kline, bride wore red satin with pale trim, corsage of Ophelia reges and swainsona, matron of honor wore blends and gold turban. Harry Hagerman was best man. The couple left for Minneapolis. Preceding events included lavender yellow decorations and multiple prenup parties hosted by Mrs Cyril Beaver and others with numerous relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fish
FF. C. Fish
Lane Street
George Hagerman
H.C. Hagerman
Linden Street
the Universalist Church
Willard
Hrodett
Hagerman
Central Town Power & Light Co
Virginia Fish
Cadmain
Dorothy Kline
Ophelia Reges
Swainsona
W. P. Eblen
Loustan
Tex
Janis Woodbury
Maxine Tierner
Bee Driscoll
YWCA Officials From New York City to Visit Waterloo
Miss Alice Reynolds of New York City arrives Tuesday to stay through Thursday for a local YWCA board meeting. Luncheon at noon and an afternoon program run by Mrs. Willis Jenks conclude at 3 p.m. A large delegation will attend a Des Moines regional conference October 19 to 21 with Mabel Cratty and Grace Chaffee among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Reynolds
New York City
N. Y
Waterloo
Tuesay
Florence Brinton
Mabel Cratty
Grace Chaffee
University of Iowa
Mrs Calleas Hosts Sister Miss Edna Matthews Birthday
Mrs Calleas hosted at home for sister Miss Edna Matthews seventeenth birthday with pink and white decorations. Gift hunt followed streamers. luncheon and cake served with flowers. guests included Mrs Bond and several relatives. Regular Memorial hall meeting noted with officers installing Margaret Wilgove as guard and plans for a Unimblebee next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krs Calleas
Edna Matthews
Miss Matthews
Missey Fiffie Nielsen
Lucie Hansen
Mar!garet Calleas
Florence Bender
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week long listing of social and club events with venues and hosts including the Past Matrons club Mary Melrose D A R and Woman's clubs. Multiple meetings and activities are scheduled across Monday through Friday with organizations such as Y W C A D A R Country club and Foresters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance—Country Club
Foresters
P. Hall
Waverly Couple Marks Golden Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Woodring of Waverly celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Woodring, 1921 Randolph Street. Isaac and Peter were among six brothers in the Woodring furniture business, Woodring Brothers, which began in the early sixties. Isaac, born in Union County, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Woodring in Ohio, remain active and healthy at age. Also present was Mrs. Anna McCammion of Ames, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Woodring
Waverly
Peter Woodring
Randolph = street
Isaac
Woodring Brothers
Union County
Pennsylvania
Woodring
Ohio
Creamery Package Company
Waterloo
Anna McCammion
Ames
Hostesses Mrs White and Mrs Bradford Entertain
Mrs J N White and Mrs W L Bradford entertained yesterday afternoon as a courtesy to Mrs Robert White. Pink and blue decorations were used. Assistants included Mrs Glenn Tibbitts Mrs D W Nicholas and Mrs C E Bruce with favors to Mrs C E Bruce Mrs K G Scrogogly and Mrs F A Hunt. Guests listed include numerous ladies and Miss Edna Gradford and Miss Ann Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. White
W. L. Bradford
Robert White
Glenn Tibbitts
D. W. Nicholas
C. E. Bruce
K.G. Scrogogly
F. A. Hunt
Mmes
George Snyder
Don Gilley
A. H. Franch
W. K. Fox
Frank J. Jirsa
G. A. Mead
Ethel Delancey
K. N. Knudsen
Howard Wilson
Bord Walsh
George Nauman
N. W. Enewielield
H. Fogle
A. M. Hoskins
J. F. Ball
Thomas Graham
Frank Senrader
NO M. Wilkins
Karl Buring
Harold Fuller
J. W. Thompson
Edna Gradford
Ann Collins
Melrose DAR Chapter to Meet Tuesday on Conservation
Melrose Mary Melrose chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a dinner meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the W C R building to discuss Conservation. C R Hallowell will be absent. another speaker will be introduced. Hostesses include Misses Updegraff Hungerford Nauman Megow Bangfeldt Alford Coykendall Sedgwick and Mrs. E. Sedgwick. executive board meets at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the WeoC A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dinmer
C.R. Hallowell
George Nauman
F. W. Megow
C. F. Bangfeldt
BE. T. Alford
G. M. Coykendall
JS. E. Sedgwick
Ruth Updegraif
Adelaide Hungerford
Jane Korthaus Honored At Fifteenth Birthday Party
Mrs. W. C. Korthaus hosted a Halloween themed fifteenth birthday for daughter Jane Korthaus with classmates from St. Marys school. Bunco favors went to Bernice Bernard and Frances Williams. Mary Karthaus assisted with serving. Also noted: Waterloo YWCA meeting with talks on national affairs and William Penn, state meeting dates set, and a marriage of George W. Pitsor to Veta L. Allen in Hampton, after which they will live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Rosary
Boelaty
Body of Victory Academy
PW. Townsend
Andrew Salz
John Weldon
John Youns
Clut
Nick. Robes
J. H. Smith
W. C. Korthaus
Jane
St. Mary's School
Bunco
Bernice Bernard
Frances Williams
Marie Harrington
Katherine Frank
Mary LaTier
Marie, Delagardelle
Dorothy Kennigar
Mary Margaret Murphy
Pauline Snyder
Marlin Doyle
Mary
Grace Karthaus
Mary Karthaus
Mrs. Karthaus
BP. A. R
Waterloo
YW. Cc. A
Clarence Wise
Clair
T. W. Eaton
William Penn
P.H. Paulsen
Regent
Des Moines
Willam Thompson
South Bend
Eva Jones
Shellsburg
City Federation of Women's Clubs
University Women Abroad Theme for Address Tuesday
Miss Ruby Wade, assistant professor of Romance Languages, will speak at the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women Tuesday evening at Miss Norma Gaiser’s home. Wade, a delegate to the international convention in Amsterdam, will describe the group’s activities abroad. Mae Jiowell will sing. Yearbooks will be distributed. Delectable refreshments will be provided by Columbia University and Cornell College members, with details of attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Wade
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Norma Gaiser
Miss Wade
The
Association of University Women
Amsterdam
Holland
West
Mae Jiowell
Doeatesses
Columbia University
Mra
D. J. Bond
Carrie Neidy
Miss Howell
Edith L. van Syckle
Cornell College
W. Dailman
G. W. Dunham
Fred X1uss
Fred J. Miller
Welshaar
Carl V. West
We. W. White
Esther Slippy
Birthday Party for Mary Shear at Sixth Birthday
Mrs. H. C. Shear hosted a Friday afternoon party for Mary Shear celebrating her sixth birthday with a dozen young guests. Autumn decor featured orange crepe paper, a cake centerpiece, tall orange candles, gilded orange toy horns as favors, and orange yellow ribbons. Children enjoyed various games as favors were drawn from the table.
Hattie Stephens to Be Married to Amos Christie
Miss Hattie Pauline Stephens daughter of C B Stephens and Amos Christie son of Mrs G M Leland will wed at 6 p m today in the bride’s home Rev A A Moore of Union Congregational church will perform the ceremony Attendants are Mr and Mrs Cecil Beard Mrs Beard is the bride’s sister A Chan el red dress and arm bouquet of roses will be worn by the bride and Mrs Beard will wear blue satin backed crepe A wedding dinner for 25 relatives will follow and the couple will reside with the bride’s father after a week employed by Silvers Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Pauline” Stephens
C. B. Stephens
Black Hawk Street
Amos Christie
G. M. Leland
A. A. Moore
Union Congregational Church
Cecil Beard
Mrs. Beard
Mr. Christie
Silvers Manufacturing Company
P E O Chapters to Hold Meetings Monday Evening
P E O chapters plan Monday gatherings with Chapter FE at 1:15 p.m. at Mrs A W Brown home and Chapter 7 at 6 p.m. at Mrs W A B Graham home. Chapter FE will hear Mrs Sloan Wallace review Evolution for John Doe by Henshaw Ward. Mr Ward and Miss Floresce Jones West High School teacher wed last summer in London. members to sew. Chapter 7 members who studied abroad last summer will present a travelogue with Mrs J A Graham, Mrs I W Rath, and Miss Nan Black on program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. FE. O
A. W. Brown
W. A. B. Graham
Sloan Wallace
John Doe
Henshaw Ward
Ward
Floresce Jones
London
Chapter 7
J. At Graham
I. W. Rath
Nan Black
Lois Mapes and Alvin Mahnke to Wed Here Today
Lois Mapes daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Mapes and Alvin Mahnke son of Mr and Mrs Edward Mahnke will be married at 430 p m today in First Lutheran church Rev Henry Mueller to read the service Miss Mapes will wear a golden brown satin dress She will be attended by her cousin Mrs C J Gordon Gordon will be best man Wedding dinner will be served in Black s tearoom this evening Mr and Mrs Mahnke will make their home at 307 Commercial street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Maurine Mapes
L. C. Mapes
Kern Street
Alvin Mahnke
Eaward Mahnke
Riehi Street
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Black’s
Mrs. Mahnke
Commercial Street
Mina Wilson Demonstration Of Aurora Cone Decorations
Beginning Monday October 11 Mina Wilson will demonstrate Aurora Cone Decorations a vivid raked relief painting using Aurora colors and mixed media on velvet crepe felt leather wool glass and other surfaces. She shows effects on scarves hats lingerie pillows and many household items. The public is invited to attend this new display at Davis on the fourth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Mina Wilson
District Federation of Clubs Meet in Clarion Next Week
Waterloo women form part of Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs program in Clarion with Mrs John O Keeffe Mrs G E Pickett and Mrs B E Johnson as speakers delegates from Waterloo Cedar Heights Eldora and other clubs attend under district officers. Sessions run Wednesday and Thursday at Congregational church with addresses on public health education many lands and many peoples and ongoing county work conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Womners
Third District of Iowa Federation
Clarion
John O'Keefe
Division of Drama
State Federation
G. E. Pickett
BE. L. Johnson
Waterloo
W. LH. Bickley
Henry W. Grout
Art
Department of Fine Arts
L. C. Hems. Worth
Department of the American Home
12. A. Boges
Vision of Community Service
Department of Education
William F. Parrott
Division of Public Instruction
Florence Clay Knox
W. W. Marsh
Department of Legislation
C. A. Lasser
B. Ll. Cobb
C.H. Abbs
QO. W. Hemsworth
Cedar Heights
C. W. Stson
L. H. Edwards
C. I. Munger
A.A&. Infor
Wright County
Congregational Church
Clarion Woman's Club
Frances Brophy
J. N
Des Moines
William Milchrist
Sioux City
Town Federation of Women's Clubs
Storey
J. V. Carter
New Providence
OG. HE. McGahey
A. A. Linfor
George Kyseth
Walter T. Robinson
Hampton
Lake
Black Hawk
Frank Bowen
Wadson
Bremer
F. M. Downing
Waverly
Buchannan
Nelsie A. King
Fairbank
Butler
M. B. Call
Greene
Delaware
Willam Jones
Manchester
Dubuque
A. B. Hanger
Franklin
W. L. Robinson
Hardin
H.E. Humphreys
Union
Wright
A. A. Linfer
Johnson
Belmond Clubs
Vivian K. Ellis
Iowa
Atlantic City
T. J. B. Robinson
Public Instruction
Evelyn Hartinger
Iowa Falls
Conservation
R. M. Smallpage
Eagle Grove
L. Bent
C. O. Fitts
Belmond
J. C. Boyd
Eldora
Ira
Anna R. Lawther
Mra. MecGahey
Mra. W
Maulsby
Friday Study Club opens new year meetings at home
The Friday Study Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. C. A. Lasser’s home. Officers were installed, greetings given by the president, and a schedule for combining the September 24 meeting with October was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lasser
Lasser
T'lente Kimcheon
J. 5. Forbes
C. E. Millingaman
America
C. W. Hemsworth
C. F. Robe
Phe Alhambra
Emo Etgington
Oscar Varvey
Stone
Mizner
Ltarvey
Airs
C. D. Unger
Z. A. Fustz
C. E. Wagar
Hetty Hummel
Cathryn Loomis Wins Medal in Music Contest
Miss Cathryn Loomis earned a gold medal at a recital in Mrs. Karl F. E. Manz’s home studio, closing a harmony and history class year. Loomis scored 95, with Paul Loomis taking second prize, 94, and Elizabeth Russell third, 93. Eleven pupils received attendance reward cards. mothers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn Loomis
Karl FE. Manz
Loomis
Paul Loomis
Elizabeth Russell
Dinner for Emelda Reilly Hosted by Cathal Girls Club
Miss Emelda Reilly, fiancee of Walter Bert, was guest of honor at a Friday dinner in Black's Tearoom hosted by Cathal Girls' club of St. Joseph's church. Helen Burgess led arrangements and yellow and white flowers highlighted the table. The club outlined plans for a hastene'en party on October 28. Verna Aalekann is in church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelda Reilly
Walter
Bert
Black
Cathal Girls’ Club
St. Joseph's Church
Helen Burgess
Fort A Hastene
Verna Alaekann
Chures
Sorority Party Honors Miss Marguerite Blough at Cedar Falls
Phi Beta Pi sorority at Town State Teachers college Cedar Falls hosted a three course dinner last evening in honor of Miss Marguerite Blough on her birthday. Rev A P Blough and Mrs Blough presided with pink and white decorations and a centerpiece of pink roses. Miss Alpha Mayfield honorary member and directors Warren L Wallace were among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Pi Sorority
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
A. P. Blough
Club Notes Highlight Hostesses and Halloween Party
Mrs Merle Trunkey hosted the Lucky 13 club with guest Mrs D A Curran while Mrs Frank Wagner is named next hostess. G I club pastime featured Mrs William Watters hosting and Emma Reeder received a birthday plant. Stallowe'en decor graced Golden Glow club at Mrs Nick Phitlins home with Mr and Mrs Joe Burricht Earl Wilson Elnora Marquis Frank Liehty and John Phillips as special guests. picnic supper followed and games including 548 were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Trunkey
Lucky 13 Club
D. A. Curran
Frank Wagner
William Watters
G. I Club
Emma Reeder
Golden Glow Club Owas
Nick Phitlins
Waterloo Legion Opposed to Paris Convention Move
Waterloo Legionnaires depart for the national American Legion convention in Philadelphia October 11 to 15 and voice opposition to holding the 1927 convention in Paris. They argue Legion conventions should occur in an American fall. Delegations from nearby towns join the Waterloo turnout, including J Maynard Theodore Lucas Meegan Al J Shadle G F Kershberger Lester Cross Herbert Jordan Cedar Falls Earl DeFrance Jesse Adams and Glenn Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Theodore Lucas
Meegan
al J. Shadle
G. F. Kershberger
Lester Cross
Herbert Jordan
Cedar Faliserly
HH. R. Selmsen
Sentor
Earl DeFrance
Jesse Adams
Glenn Gould
Montour
City in Brief Highlights of Local Visits and Legal News
Mrs Laura Glidewell of San Francisco visits her brother C W Whitamore at 1006 Lincoln. Fort Dodge guests Mr and Mrs George Harper and family stay with S G Stevenson at 827 Jefferson. Mrs Clayton Leonard will visit Milwaukee sisters Irene Luther and Carl Olson. A liquor injunction against John Betts was corrected. W A Cook filed suit against Lev Wright for liquor nuisance after a guilty plea. War Department issues captaincy to John Lloyd Althouse of Oakland. A J Shimer's Spokane Seattle Portland Salem trip noted. Advertisement for Eby's Flu Caps at 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Glidewell
San Francisco
Cal
C. W. Whitamore
Lincoln Street
George Harper
Alicea
Allen
Fort Dodge
S. G. Stevenson
Jefferson Street
Clayton Leonard
Allen Street
Milwaukee
Irene Luther
Carl Olson
John Betts
Cook
Milo
Fack
Betts
W. A. Cook
Lev Wright
Union Congregational Church
William Kent
War Department
John Lloyd Althouse
Oakland Avenue
Oakland Avenue, According To A Dispatch From the Courier
Washington
A. J. Shimer
Thompson Avenue
Western Four
Mr. Shimer
Spokane
Seattle
Waste
Portland
Salem
Mrs. Ela Bates Dies at Waverly
Mrs Ela Bates dies at Mercy hospital after a major operation and funeral planned at her son George Bates home in Waverly on Monday at 3 p m Rev Co EL Brandt to officiate. Bates 83, survivor is only immediate family member. Also reports Parent Teacher Association meeting and Delphian Society Progressive district events with Mrs A R Moreton and Mrs Victor Zellhoefer as speakers and officers presiding. Waterloo notes include Mrs F S Read moving from Minneapolis and joining Delphian Progressive chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Eli Bates
Mercy Hospital
George
EL Brandt
Episcopal Church
T Delphian Society
Progressive Disapte
Woman Nearing Hundredth Birthday in La Porte City
Nancy Kile Moore, who will be 100 on November 4, reflects a century of change from horse travel to airplanes and radio. Born 1828 near Mt. Liberty Ohio, she lived through Civil War era memory, remarried in 1866 to J L Moore, then moved to La Porte City in 1874 where he ran a store and post office. She requests no special birthday observance, saying such fuss would worry her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Charleston
Nancy Kile Moore
Jserted
Presbyterian
D. W. Morgan
Nanecy Kile
Mt. Liberty
Tippecanoe
Ohio
Hiattsville
G. W. Darby
Darby
Iowa
Toledo
Traer
J. L . Moore
Roy Wagner -Dry. Goods Company
Mary Hamilton Celebrated On Her Seventy Fifth Birthday
La Porte City Oct 9 Mrs Mary Hamilton was honored at a birthday party hosted by daughter Mrs J A Gunderson The gathering included Sunday school class members and neighbors with readings songs and a birthday cake decorated with 75 candies Gifts were given to mark the occasion. Concise notices follow of local church women group events and residents news including Irvin Baker medical student in Texas and a public sale update in Snyder farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porta City
Mary Hamilton
J. A. Gunderson
Carroll and Garrison Presidents East High Seniors and Juniors
Officers for junior and senior classes at East High were chosen at a special election yesterday. The new senior leaders are William Carroll, president, Rex Smith, vice president, Louise Green, secretary, and Royal Sinnard, treasurer. Those who will lead the junior class are Calcolm Garrison, president, Francis Veach, vice president, Maxine Clough, secretary, and Harry Parsons, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
William Carroll
Rex Smith
Louise Green
Royal Sinnard
Calcolm Garrison
Francis Veach
Maxine Clough
Harry Parsons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Calleas
Martha Jueter
Grace Bueller
Bridge
Mildred Bunn
Genevieve Madigan
Beckerchepter
P. W
W. A
Graham
W. Brown
T. A
Frances Grout
Mary .Melrose
Mystic
Martin Hegily
Pandora Club
Oscar Berry
T. T. F. Club
S. A. Dillon
Woman's Club
H- of -P. Hall
D. C. V.—Memorial Hall
wWoman's Club
Mrs. White
Mrs. Bradford
Melrose Chapter
Jane Korthaus
George W. Pitsor
Veta I
Hampton, Ta
M. FE. Parsonage
J. Arthur Young
Clifford Stayner
Ruth Crawford
Chicago
University Women Abroad
Mary Shear
Hattie Stephens
Lois Mapes
Slumber Varty
Elizabeth Sioun
Elizabeth Snyder
Viola Boni
Denaris Sohner
Bryelyn Cousins
George Haven, Jr
West Tish School
Gladys Eleanor Mac Henry
Wardle MacHenry
Wash
C. S. Nagie
F. G. Taylor
Mina Wilson
Davis
Club
Miss Blough
Aliss Mildred Adams
Myron I. Brewer
First Methodist Church
Brewer
John Deere Company
Waterlso
E. B. Brewer
Fifth Street West
Torrest Elftman
Ris Phome
Charles Teenple
Mary Korthouse
Taicy
Irene Wandby
Royal Neighbors
Knights of Pythias
Fred Smith
McIntyre
Mason City
Roon
Memorial Hall
E. R. Beyatt
Mme, Ragna Linne
American Cons
Thane
Allied Arts Conservatory OF Music
State Board of Examiners
Rigget Caward Ride
Frank Sossaman
Caward
Waterloo Legion
Paris
Philadelphia Today
Buthanna’s—Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Eby's
Ela Bates
Frances Grant Schoel
Parent Teacher Association
A. R. Moreton
Alcott School
Moreton
Alcott T. A
Nancy K. Moore
Nava McChang
Waterloo Evening Courier
M. BE
Nas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Josephine Miller
High School
Glee Club
S. O. Smalling
Mr. Crumb
Lelanoe Ashley
WW. G. Ballheim
Voral
Ashley
C. A. Brust
Jed
Mable Brown
Brust
Irvin Baker
Texas
Momie
Arch Baker
Irvin
University of Texas At Austin
Baker
Farw
the .C. M. "Snryder
JB. Stewart
Snyder
Ilinois
California
Lyra Chapter
C. E.S
Lyra
Oregon
George, Marshall
Ore
Marshall
Porte City
Don MacDermott
Sibert
White Laundry
Fourth Street
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