Wedding and club notices in St Marys church society page
Rev Father Plass officiated at the marriage of Miss Agnes Kopel and Sylvester Lasche at St Marys. Attendants included Bertha Kopel and A Lasche. The couple plan to reside at 42 Mulberry after a Minneapolis trip, with many local guests attending. Community club events and Missionary society meetings follow with shifts in timing and hostesses noted across Walnut Street Baptist First Presbyterian and Grace Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodesiis Plass‘ever
St. Mary's Church
Agnes Anna Kopel
Sylvester Casche
Misa Bertha Kopel
A. H. Lasche
Andrew Salz
Mendelssohn
and Mirs
Kopel
Lafayette Street
Léona Bach
Mary Jorgenson
Margaret Maas
Agnes Biller
Lascie
St. Mary's School
Laasthe
Frank Lasche
Webster Street
Russian Choir to Sing at West High Auditorium
The Russian choir of 25 singers under Basil Kilbalchich will perform at West High School Auditorium on Nov 7 under the Business and Professional Women's club auspices. Tickets go on sale Monday with seats reserved later. The group comes to Waterloo on strong critical acclaim, with careful solo voice selection and timbre tuning by its director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adysneé
West Hight
Business and Professional Women's Club
Basil Kiloalchich
Waterloo
St. Louis
St. Olat
Kilbalchich
Kibalchich
Clara Stemper and Lawrence Higgins Wed in Walker
Clara Stemper and Lawrence Higgins exchanged marriage vows at Sacred Heart Church in Walker with Rev O Donnell officiating. The ceremony followed by a private reception at the bride’s home and plans to reside in the Jesse Wroten cottage on First Avenue NE after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Clara Stemper
Lawrence Higgins
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Walker
Father O'Donnell
Napa
Josephine Emper
Elizabeth
Lloyd Peveritt
Peter Stemper
Herman May
Cedar Ranids
Alvena Bremper
Mary Zieser
Higgins
Jesse Wroten
First Avenue
Higging
Daniel'Higgins
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Opens All Day Session
At 10:30 am Wednesday members of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Church begin the all day meeting. Mrs. F A Becker leads the lesson study. A picnic lunch follows. Reports from the Cattle Congress and a year end review will be presented. Mrs. C J Miller oversees the Homa Missionary program at 2 pm with delegates to the Manchester conference elected and a tank offering speaker chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Women's Societies
F. A. Becker
C. J. Miller
Manchester
Waterloo Couple Guests at Iowa Picnic in West Waterloo
Mr and Mrs J A Clark of 226 Western Avenue will winter in California and were honored guests at a reunion of former Iowa residents at the Methodist church in Clarkston Washington on October 11. Attending with former Iowa addresses were W L Clark Langdon H J High Jesup A A Clark Jenks W A Saunders B A Jerald Osage Ed Swanson Strawberry Point H E Franks Arlington Laura Maguire Harper Minnie Curtis Mrs M L Romig Independence Z T Beate Grundy Center J B Heritage Manukota M H Leland Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Clark
Western. Avenue
California
Iowa
Methodist Church
Clarkston
Wash
W. L. Clark
Fox Township
W. WL. Clark
W. L. Langdon
Irs
H. J. High
Jesup
Dg. A. Clark
Jenks
W. A. Saunders
B.A. Jerald
Osage
Ed Swanson
Strawberry Point
H. E. Franks
Arlington
Aliss Laura Maguire
Harper
Minnie Curtis
M. L. Romig
Independence
Z. T. Beate
Grundy Center
J. B. Heritage
Manuoketa
M. H. Leland
Decorah
Waterloo Way October issue highlights members and events
The official Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club issue features Miss Bess Nichols in Who's Who. Mrs. Felon Bennett promotes the Woman's World Fair talk on Oct 28, and Mrs. C. G. W. Chapman tours North Africa. A recount of a Colorado trip by several members frames upcoming gatherings and birthday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Business and Professional
Woen’s Club
Iembers
Bess Nichols
Felen Bennett
CG. W. Chapman
Waterloo Woman's Club
North Africa
Coloradoa
Elizabeth Kenney
Nancy Graham
Meddie Hombs
Eva Abrams Prenuptial Party Hosts Gifts Shower
Eva Abrams, whose marriage to Mr. Th. Fay is planned for late November, received a shower of gifts from 25 members of the Philadelphia theatre class at First Evangelical church. Minnie Band hosted at Mrs. George R. Huntington's home. The evening ended with supper. A business session split the class into two groups led by Ruth Bryan and Anna Walters for a financial and membership drive. Radio music accompanied the program with Joelle Huntington on piano and Maude Jacobs on vocals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Abrams
Wr. TH. Fay
First Evangelical Church
Minnie Band
George R. Huntington
Ruth Bryan
Anna Walters
Joelle
Past Matrons Sew for Poor Families Event
Past Matrons of Becker Chapter Eastern Star gathered at Mrs. Belle Adams home to provide sewing aid for needy families. Four past matron J B Frederick from Marshalltown assists as host. dinner served to 14 members at 6 pm. Christmas party planned for Dec 21 at Mrs. Russell DeGon residence. Vit Viola Stuff honored at surprise birthday dinner at Black's with yellow chrysanthemums. post dinner dance held at Stuff home. Elbert Green and Leoni Moo cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Belle Adams
J. B. Frederick
Marshalltown Canter
Russe DeGon
Stuf
Viola Stuff
Black
Miss Stuff
Mavors Sonetos
Elbert M. Green
Leoni &. B. Moo
Diamond Dyes For All Fabrics In One Package
Instructions claim 15 tent package directions let any woman tint soft delicate shades or dye permanent colors in wool silk blends and various garments. Consumers told to tell the druggist material type wool or silk or mixed goods before coloring.
Song Recital by William Rogerson Delights Waterloo Audience
William Rogerson gave a four song recital at Graves Memorial United Brethren church in Waterloo on Monday evening. The tenor’s second Waterloo appearance pleased listeners with a voice of beauty and refinement. G Albert Scholin accompanied on piano. Rogerson and Scholin direct the Allied Arts Conservatory of Music with Rogerson heading voice and Scholin the organ and plans department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Wilam Nogerson
Waterloo
G. Albert Scholin
First Methodists Church
Toscanini
Scholin
Rogerson
Aled Arts Conservatory of Music
Fergan and Plans
Club Notes Meeting Moves to Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs Lb BE Roberts will entertain F club members in her home Wednesday afternoon instead of the regular Thursday meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Roberts
Couple Weds in Morning Home Ceremony at Ackley
Ackley Iowa Oct 20 Special Mrs Annt Weaver and Prod J Seibold wed at 6 am in the bride's home with Rev William Buehler of St Pauls Evangelical Hampton officiating The brides brother and sister in law Henry Seibold attended A wedding breakfast was served at Wood's hotel Iowa Falls The couple will live in Ackley after a two week visit with Mrs John Abbens Presho SD Mrs Seibold runs Weaver Drug and Mr Seibold works with Wittick tent market Seibold is a brother of Mrs Frank Connor and Mrs Joe Bollender of Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Annt Weaver
J. Seibold
William Buehler
St. Paul's Evangelial Church
Hampton
Henry Seibold
Belbold
Wood's
Iowa Walls
Iowa Falls
Buffalo Center
John Abbens
Presho
S. D
Seibold
Weaver Drug Store
Wittick
Frank Connor
Joe Bollender
Waterloo
Francis Kelley Named Treasurer for Phi Sigma Chi
Francis Kelley elected treasurer to fill vacancy left by Richard Young of Waterloo. Young now in Des Moines. Phi Sigma Chi plans include a dancing party at the Armory Friday at 9 15 p.m. Winter bridge party series discussed with first date to be announced. Roy McComb as president and Tamah Walters leading dance arrangements. Fortnightly Club talks on preventive versus curative medical progress by Dr W T H Bickley Wednesday evening at Beal home. Dr I H Ridenour also participates in discussion. Ladies’ readings noted at Woman’s Nocary Club dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. Miss Cleo Jack of Mason City a guest. Veterans aux plans noted. national convention reports to be heard at Memorial Hall. Sunshine Rebekah Club to picnic at 6 30 tonight in I C C F hall west. Card party at St John’s sawin circle in school hall 2 30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kelley
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Richard Young
Waterloo
Black
Br. Young
Des Miones
Armory
Roy McComb
Tamah Walters
Dante
W. TH. Bickley
W. W. Beal
I. EH. Ridenour
Leah Hickelbere
Russell-Lamson
Cleo Jack
Mason City
Adelaide Gilchrist
Bridge party and masquerade benefit in town socials
Mrs Jay Scribner Mrs Thomas McCos Mrs Uarry Imhoff and Mrs Jon Phelps host afternoon bridge with Mrs John Burger and a committee serving. Miss Marblehill wins favor in play as A A Wells hosts at home. Carnations decorate. Eastern Star Becker chapter meets at Masonic temple with a brief business hour, then a small program and refreshments. Security Benefit masquade at Knights of Pythias hall Thursday with dancing at 7:30. Prizes for best costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Scribner
Thomas McCos
Uarry Imhoff
Jon Phelps
John Burger
R Committee
Marbelhells
A. A. Hells
Miss Bellis
Security Benefit Association
East schools enroll 3781 in first six weeks
Enrollment in east public schools at the end of the first six weeks was 3781, according to a report. The figure reflects early term attendance across district schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Public Schools
School enrollment and attendance report summary
Charles W Kline reports big morning enrollment totalling 1 957 girls and 1 224 boys across schools Alcott John Fiske Grant Frances Great Hawthorne Lafayette Lincoln McKintey Roosevelt Washington Junior high Hast UWigh. Overall six week attendance averaged 97.44 percent led by Alcott at 98.28 with 488 cardinality cards issued. John Fiske had eight the lowest. Fifth grade Washington posted 99.68 percent attendance. second and sixth grades at Alcott followed with 99.10 and 99.05 percent. End of first fall semester period enrollment in east public schools reported as 3 778.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W
Alcott
John Fiske
Washington
East Publy
Prenuptial Shower Honoring Miss Jepsen In Cedar Falls
Mrs. Kate Johnson hosted twenty guests at a Town Street home shower in Cedar Falls on October 20. The event honored Miss Jennis Jepsen, who plans to wed Thomas J Mansen of Coulter, Indiana, on November 16 in a forthcoming ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Kate Johnson
Town Street
Jennis Jepsen
Thomas J Mansen
Coulter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agnes Kopel
8. C. Lasche
B.D. Bridge Club
Mae and
Jane Robinson
Church News
James Leland
the Missionary Society of East Park Presbyterian Church
James Pilson
Linden Methodist Aid Society
Mexico
WW. Dolves
The
Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
H. L. Wheelock
BE. Bragdon
J. W. Thompson
Campbell Ave
Women’s Societies of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
N. OW
Balwisle
Aid Society
Grace Methodist Church
Ray Cowin
Ta. Holdiman
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ch AL Aten
F. T. Bentley
B. Lifiring
West High Auspices
West
Waterloo Way
Courtese
Ana
William Watters
J. S. Watters
Platida
Scamuel Watters
Erand
Buddie
Hrison
Genrea Watters
Stony City
Chertes Bohldt
Stm
Arthur Rat Watters
Heney Wetters
Madefine Hauber
Calmar
Charles French
Tuncheon
James Nagle
Prerett Aphlebr
Ballender
Miss French
William Rogerson
Phi Sigma Chi
Fm Memorial Hall
U. SW
Helen Gowld
Memorial Hall
Sunshine Rebekah
St. John’s Sawing Circle
Buchanan Yoom
Rumford
Eis Saking —— PowpEs
Order of Eastern State
Becker Iehapter
Masonic Temple
EAST
Debs
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