Des Moines Leader Ailis Van Buskirk To Address Waterlong Unit
Ailis Lillian Van Buskirk of Des Moines and Miles Fantle Vosberg of Marshalltown will speak at the Waterlong unit meeting in the club rooms Tuesday evening. They will stay in town until Wednesday and attend a luncheon at Black's tearoom Thursday noon with Mrs. Warsaw presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailis Lillian van Buskirk
Des Moines
Business and Professional Women's Club
Miles Fantle Vosberg
Marshalltown
Waterlong
Arive
Miss van Buskirk
Alice
B. Warsaw
Ideal Club
Misa Vosberg
Wycott
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Town
Policy Loan Department
van Buskirk
Des Moines Women's Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Sorenson Married Today to Charles Glaspie
Miss Georgia Sorenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Nels Sorenson 214 Commercial Street married Frank Glaspie son of Mr and Mrs Charles Glaspie Kittsville Missouri at 9 am in the parsonage pastor Tier Moehlman read the service Bride wore Chanel red and matching hat Groom employed at John Deere plant They will return to reside here after a short trip Dinner honor for Mrs C C Dean included out of town guests and Elks meeting planned for Thursday with hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fkrbert I. Moehlman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Georgia Sorenson
Nels Sorenson
Commercial Street
Frank Glaspie
Charles Glaspie
Kittsville
Mrs. Sorenson
Mrs. Glaspie
Mr. Glaspie
John Deere
S. E. Mueller
C. C. Dean
H. A. Mueller
Frances
Harry
Beverly
Waneta
Sioux la
Mueller
Dean
Earl Dean
Glen Wiggie
Betty Jane
Burdell
H. M. Saylor
Ry Wolsey
R. H. Mueller
Elkilets
Elkselah Tursday
Mmes
Roy Mantz
JT. €. Murtagh
J. F. Mulkern
L. D. Miller
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week's social events include Book Review club at W. C. A on Tuesday evening. B and PL W club meets in club rooms on Tuesday. Fortnightly club hosts Mr and Mrs M B Cleveland on Wednesday evening. Junior auxiliary at Woman's club on Thursday afternoon. Stag Dinner at Country club on Thursday evening. Romance language department at Woman's club Friday morning. Wore Ars department at Woman's club Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Cleveland
Woman's Club
Country Club
Woman’s Club
Ars
Mae Carlson and Nelson Snyder to Marry Tomorrow
Miss Mae Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Carlson R 3 Waterloo will wed Nelson Snyder son of Mr and Mrs Mortimer Snyder 227 Mobile street at 3 30 am tomorrow in St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church Rev S V Williams now at Shell Rock will perform the ceremony In the presence of immediate family The bridal party will feature Miss Mary Helen Halaska and Miss Lumry A breakfast at Hotel Russell Lamson will follow with many relatives attending The couple plan trips to Chicago Milwaukee The Dells Wisconsin and Miss Carlson has worked at Pioneer National bank and Mr Snyder at the post office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timer Snyder
Mobile Street
S. V. Williams
Shell Rock Methodist Church
Waterton
Swansonia
Mary Helen Halaska
Columbia
Josephine Lunry
Wagner
Rubenstein
2Fendelssohn
Russell Lamson
Arthur Snyder
Walter Eagle
Halaska
Lumry
Carlson
Albert Carlson
Iowa City
Arthur Weiss
Gladbrook
Mr. Williams
Eric Ericson
John Ericson
William Taylor
Marlys
Farewell Party for Miss Leone Dean held at Miss Gell home
Miss Laura Gell hosted a farewell gathering last evening at her home in honor of Miss Leone Dean who plans to depart soon for Seattle. Assisting were Miss Eleanor McNabb Dorothy Mae Weatherwex and Flavia Heipte as guests and pink and white decorations brightened the event with a list of attendees including Ona Clabaugh Dora Towne Mil dred Shower Margaret Pickett Winfred Scott Ruby Anderson Emma Curran Ta Potts Dorothy Martin Ruth White and Vivian Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Gell
Farewell Perty
Quick Change Suggestions In Beauty Care
Edna Kent offers a one hour beauty routine for an evening invitation. The plan includes a hot bath with cold cream, nail whitening, pink polish, a light powder, vanishing cream, light eyelash and cheek accents, and a final rinse with cool water. It also notes slight body asymmetry and advises simple posture and washing to maintain skin shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. O. MA
Library Opens Under Woman's Club Supervision
The Waterloo Woman's club Literary department voted to establish a circulating library on the mezzanine of Black's store, open daily 10 am to 5 pm, except Saturday until 8 pm. Members pay 50 cents, public 1 dollar. 5 cents per day per book, no limit on copies. Special committee oversees the library with Edith Warton biography and reviews presented in an afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Black's Store
Waterloo
Alfred Longley
John Fanning
Robert ix. Stuart
Mines
BE. L. Johnson
Pickett
T. Alford
Walter Johnson
J. St. Anders
C. W. Chapman
H. B. Plumb
J. E. O'Keefe
H. ©. Orrick
G. W. Nauman
C. D
Cass
H. M. Reed
J. C. Ricker
Ray Brown
Leo Mak
C. D. Cass
F. L. Chamberlain
Mmes
C. 4. Bowlsby
K. Manz
Chas, Chickering
Clark Leeper
H. W. Hallowell
H. B. Lichty
Roger Birdsall
S. M. Wallace
C. C. Shean
Walter Hunt
Ralph Young
Wick
Pledging Dinner for V. O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
V. O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority at State Teachers College held a pledging dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson with a pirate theme. Centerpiece Spanish galleon lanterns and treasure motif, pledges listed along with honorary guests Mrs Roy Alvrisht and Mrs Luther Richman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Lows State Teachers
Eldora
Helen Houghton
Boone
Ivedell van Orsdale
Hazel Kennedy
Cedar Falls
Warriett Egan
Sara Riges
Lillian Lambert
Roy Alvrisht
Luther Richman
Episcopal Women District Picnic At St Luke's Cedar Falls
The Waterloo district of the Woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal church holds a fall picnic at St Luke's Church in Cedar Falls next Wednesday. Counties Black Hawk Buchanan Fayette Bremer But vs Grundy and Hardin are listed. Holy communion at 10 30 a m followed by a noon luncheon for members and families. Rev Harry Longley to speak. Mrs Louis Jones state president to report on provincial synod in Sioux Falls South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Church
Cedar Fails
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Fayette
Bremer
Butter
Grundy
Hardin
Harry Longley
Golden Wedding Anniversary Is Observed Here
Mr and Mrs J H Streveler of 89 Logan avenue celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with a dinner attended by all their children except John who died in 1914 and eight grandchildren. Children listed include Mrs Fred Chaplinski Morris Minn W J Streveler Blairsburg Ia Mrs Mae Dodge Waterloo T F Streveler Kirowan Ia and Mrs E C Voss Cherokee Ia. They were married at Webster City Ia on Oct 16 1876 and have lived in Iowa and Waterloo for about 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Streveler
Logan Avenue
John
Fred Chaplinski
Morris
Minn
W. J. Streveler
Blairsburg
Mae Dodge
Waterloo
T. F. Streveler
Kirowan
E. C. Voss
Cherokee
Streveler
Webster City
Iowa
East Junior High to Organize Girl Reserves Frolic Preview
Eighty one girls attended a YWCA open party at the YWCA last night as a preliminary step to forming East Junior High School Girl Reserves. Miss Christie Tollefson, advisor, led with Mrs. Sylvester Howell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Junior High School
Christie Tollefson
Sylvester Howell
James
Demaris Lehner
Evelyn Cousins
Elizabeth Sloan
Thelma Bartholomew
Arlene Petetas
Margaret Johnson
West High Friendship Club
Marie Watters
McGuire Gorman marriage service reads this morning
Nuptial rites were performed at 7:20 A.M. in St. Joseph's Church for Miss Myrtla Elizabeth Gorman of Austin Minnesota and James McGuire son of Mrs. W. F. McGuire. The couple planned to reside at 6 Lafayette Street and later tour Duluth and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
Myrtla Elizabeth Gorman
Edwards Street
C. F. Gorman
Austin, Minn
James McGuire
W. F. McGuire
Willston Avenue
Marie McGuire
Miss McGuire
Clarence Gorman
W. W. Walton
McGuire
John Deere
Tafayette Street
Duluth
Wisconsin
Margaret Wilson Guest at Luncheon Here
Local luncheon honors Margaret Wilson author of The Kia McLaughtlins and Oliver books with 11 covers set. Guests include Flora Wilson Tama County native and former secretary of agriculture father Tama Jim Wilson. Additional events note Cedar Heights union meeting and local social gatherings with speeches, music, and showers announced in several notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Flora Wilson
Sixty Street
London
Oliver Books
J. W. Henderson
Mary Wilson
Tracy
James M Edwards
L. J. Edwards
Rowena Edwards
Janet Edwards
J. A. Carpenter
Allan Carpenter
Wy. W. Wilson
Walnut Street Baptist choir hosts picnic and fall program planning
At Walnut Street Baptist church last evening the church choir directed by Mrs C C Wilbur and the orchestra directed by N C Alti held a picnic supper before rehearsal. Plans for the fall music program were made as thirty five choir members attended. Rev R E Williamson sang with a group of songs and A Cale, former class teacher, spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Afrs. Cc
First Baptist Church
Laura ‘Holmes
R. E. Williamson
A. Cale
Utili Dales
Grace M. E. Church
Morris Isle
S. A Codagan
Club Notes on Social Gatherings and Meetings
Miss Dad Bings hosted the Orioles at Park Inn tearoom Thursday evening. Out of town guest Mrs. Robert Newman of Chicago attends. Happy Hour club plans a luncheon Tuesday at Walnut Court residence of Mrs. Frank Bightey. Book Review club to meet Monday afternoon at the UWCTM venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Bings
Orioles
Park Inn
Robert Newman
Chicago
Happy Hour Club
T Delock
Walnut Court
Frank Bightey
Book Review Club
Sophie Braslau to Sing at Plas Theatre Concert
Famous contralto Sophie Braslau, praised as the "Czaruse of contraltos," will appear at the Plas theatres Wednesday in concert. Waterloo-born accompanist Louise Lindner, trained at Oberlin and in Chicago, has accompanied Braslau for three years and earned acclaim for her skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Brashau
America
Plas Theatres
Cone Parisons
Oberlin
New York
Miss Lindner
Chicago
Miss Greed
Ali Opera
Tillie Coonan
Braslau
Waterloo City in Brief Highlights Local Visits
A. R. Garner and family and others from Shell Rock and OsKaloosa spent today in Waterloo while John Gallagher postmaster of Eddyville visited yesterday. Several guests arrived at 211 First Street East for a Friday gathering with Mr and Mrs Joseph Ganz. Jean Padden, a Town State college student, is in Waterloo for the weekend with Miss Helen Moore. Various locals, including Clyde Smallwood ill with influenza, and birthday celebrations at 1227 Waldgate avenue, are noted. A YMC A dinner meeting invites former Hey! club members in Waterloo for organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Garner
Shell Hock
Waterloo
John Gallagher
Eddyville
Clyde Vermillion
Ora Coleyan
Oskaloosa
Waterlloo
Trenor
Charles City
Joseph Ganz
First Street
Jean Padden
Town State College
Ames
Clyde Smallwood
Central Fire Station
Dearborn Street
Helen Jolls
Waldgate Avenue
Hey
Lews State Teachers College
William May
Lafayette Street
Iowa City
University Hospital
K. Curtis Snyder
Ernest I. Wratt
Kingsley, Ja
Laurence
Tel
C.J. Stone
Legion Nominations Set for Next Thursday Meeting
Becker Chapman post No 138 American Legion will nominate officers at the Memorial hall meeting next Thursday night Commander Henry Dallman announced. Annual election follows two weeks later on Nov 4. Waterson’s delegation to the national convention in Philadelphia returns at 6 30 p m by Illinois Central from Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker- Chapman
Memorial Hanl
Henry Dallman
Pullman
Legion
Pala
Waterson
The
American Legion
Philadelphia
Ilinois Central
Fort Dodge
Debates Scheduled With Four Schools By West Coach
West High plans debates with Webster City, Vinton, Grundy Center and Teachers Training High at Cedar Falls. Coach George Fields announces, with more teams possible. The resolution asks Congress to enact Haugen farm bill principles. Last year's debaters Daniel Jensen Maudice Zimring and David Potishman will form a team again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Webster City
Vinton
Grundy Center
Cedar Falls
George TE Fields
Congress
Daniel Jensen
Maudice Zimring
David Potishman
Legion of the United Veterans elects Savage in 21st ballot
Philadelphia reports the eighth annual American Legion convention closure with Howard P. Savage of Chicago named national commander after a record 21 ballots. J Monroe Johnson was his principal foe, Rev Joseph Wolfe chosen national chaplain, and Mrs Adaline Wright MacAuley elected president of the women's auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Paris
Legionnaires
France
Legionnairas
Howard P. Savage
Chicago
San Francisco
J. Monroe Johnson
Marlon
S. C
Savage
Thomas A. Lee
Kansas
Jay Williams
South Dakota
Joseph J. N. Wolfe
Adaline Wright MacAuiey
Menominee
Wis
Women's Auxiliary
Wavy-Curly Glossy Hair By Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a hair dressing named Wav e and Sheen that creates a Marcel wave look without a salon. She claims the product keeps curls in place, adds sheen, and offers a guarantee with every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace
Marcel
Edna Wallace Hopper
Liplings Consider Australian Tour After Western Engagement
Word from Mr and Mrs Henry Liplings touring the Orpheum circuit on the west coast says they plan an Australia trip after finishing their present American engagement. They recently performed in Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle and along the Pacific coast. A Waterloo stop is expected in the interim before their southern engagement likely around January 1. The troupe now includes five personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Liplings
Orpheum
Mohawks Beat Whittier 18 to 6 on Hospital Gridiron
The Mohawks won 18 to 6 against Whittier on the Presbyterian hospital grounds this morning. Players ranged from 11 to 16 years old. John Rawlings scored two touchdowns, Billy Beck one, and Clyde Jungen starred for Whittier as the score remained tied at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
John Rawlings
Billy Beck
Clyde Jungen
Presbyterian Hospital
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Edna Kent
V. O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Episcopal
A. C. Smith
Inez Willson
Tiemen and Education Department of
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W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights Union
A. F. Mahnke
L. A
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Knights of Columbus
Hell
Nettie ‘Haskins
State Union
Sioux City
A. MM. Cleveland
Second Street East
Bert Cleveland
C. E
Becker
Nanonis Hall
Varty
St. John’s Young People's Club
Royal Neighbors
Moose Hall
Church News
Woman's Society of Union Congregational Church
Ralph Zwanziger
Frank Barron
A. A. Moore
Vance Courier
Buchanan’s
M.C. A
Henry Franson
Eric Karting
Ioward Setlewatl
W. C. Badell
Universalist Church
Independence Avenue
Pauline Badell
Badell
Sherwood Music School
AL Ro Ferguson
Harrison Street
Hollywport
Cal
Kelly
Enid Harrod
Alice Harrod
Joseph
Princeton University
Los Angeles
Stanilard
Steely Street
Ff. C. Billings
Charles Whiason
Billings
Order of Business
Chicago Railroad
D. Dwight Harned
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
State Board of Examiners
Coward
Sibert
White Laundry
Iblings
Australia
Mohawks
Hospital
Ludwig Credit Jewelers
East Fourth Street
Fashion Department
Book OF Fashions
Nomo Co
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