Ladies' Musical Improvement club studies medieval music
The Ladies' Musical Improvement club will hold a Thursday meeting at Mrs. G. C. Linnder’s home 507 Wellington street to study medieval music with Mrs. G. J. Langfeldt presenting. The program includes antiphons, Gloria In Excelsis, talks on monasteries of Europe and Ladin, organ pieces, and performances by Mrs. Olver Stevenson Ms. Grace Cuerdas, Mrs. Ploh Poulsen, and others. Luncheon at 1 pm with joint hostesses.
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Ladies' Musical Improvement Club
G. C Lindner
Wellington Street
A. E. Enderlein
G. J. Langfeldt
Olver Stevenson
Grace Cuerdas
Ploh
Poulsen
Mra
Parker
Welse Han
Europe
Minchie Crippen
Ladin
Il Trovatore
Sys
Geogee Pike
A. Lungis
Voluniars
Neliie Brooks
Masks in 2 Pageant reviewed at Chapter 7 meeting
Mrs. C. W. Kirkpatrick reviewed Masks in 2 Pageant by Wil am Allen White at Chapter 2 PEO Monday evening at the home of Mrs. G. A. Waterbury. The discussion covered eight presidents and other national figures from White’s contacts including Harrison McKinley Cleveland Roosevelt Wilson Harding Coolidge Bryan Al Smith and Mayor Thompson of Chicago. Mrs. J. C. Knox read Mr Pim Passes By by A A Milne. guest Mrs. H. J. Brackney attended Sheldon chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Allen White
C. W. Kirkpatrick
G. A. Waterbury
Byrnes Drive
al Smith
Thompson
Chicago
J. C. Knox
Pim
A. A. Milne
H. J. Brackney
Sheldon
Miss Truesdell Weds Kenneth Hodge in Janesville
Miss Mildred Truesdell daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Truesdell wed Kenneth Hodge of Janesville Wisconsin Sunday at noon Rev G G Nothurst officiated The bride wore a tan georgette dress with pink rose bouquet Attendants were a sister of the bride and a brother of the groom A dinner for four friends followed at the bride’s home The couple plan to live on a farm near Janesville Wisconsin
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Courier Special Service
Alpha
Mildred Truesdell
Ray, Truesdell
Kenneth Hodge
Janesville
Wis
G. G. Nothurst
Hodge
Letha Ewinson
Alice Richardson
Elma West
Velma Roatz
Local Woman's Parents Observe Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Simmons and daughter Miss Helen returned from Beloit Wisconsin where they attended the golden wedding of Mrs. Simmons' parents Mr. and Mrs. William Peri parthy held Wednesday of last week. Twenty eight relatives and friends were entertained at dinner at Hotel Hilton with yellow and green decorations. Open house followed at the home of Dr and Mrs GW Penberthy in the afternoon and evening. The honored couple have visited in Waterloo several times and have many friends there.
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W. W. Simmons
Helen
South Street
Beloit
Wis
Simmons
William Periparthy
Hilton
GW. Penberthy
Waterloo
Miss Richardson to Join Sunset Magazine Staff
Miss Lou Richardson, associate editor at Better Homes and Gardens in Des Moines for five years, will leave for San Francisco to become co editor of Sunset magazine. She previously lived in Waterloo and graduated from Gates College. Miss Genevieve Callahan will accompany her to Sunset in a similar role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Richardson
Better Homes and Gardens
Des Moines
San Francisco
Sunset Magazine
Miss Richardson
Waterloo
Gates College
Genevieve Callahan
Beth
Sunset Megazine
Surprise Party Honors Graves Church Minister Eight Years
A surprise dimmer and reception celebrated Rev. B. W. Main's eighth year as pastor of Graves Memorial A. B. Church. About 150 members attended at Graves Church with music by the Sunday school orchestra and a program of songs, readings, and duets. Speakers presented a purse and spoke for church organizations. Also noted are a Hadassah fund bridge at Mrs. Dave Siegel’s home and Chautauqua circle discussions on habit formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Main
Graves Memorial A. B. Church
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Be Age to Reduce
Article advises on weight loss and cosmetic care with age guidance for women. It discusses optimal ages to reduce weight, risks of excessive dieting, and methods blending diet and exercise. It suggests vegetables and fruits to bulk but warns against rich foods while proposing olive oil and grape juice for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al&o
Gare
Evening Bridge Party to Honor Miss Manning
A bridge party and new shower honor Miss Madeline Manning who will wed in November. Hosted at Mrs. B. W. Manning home Cedar Heights with Mrs. T. D. J. Manning assisting. Autumn leaves decor and lunch served after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Mansnihig
B. W. Manning
Cedar Heights
TD. J. Manning
Mayburn Murphy
Harry Magining
C. Jr. Ness
C. Murphy
George McGuire
Charles Munger
Frank Wright
Kansas City
G. H. Farnsworth
Roscoe Manning
Hazel Manning
Imogene
Hazel Payne
Helen Miller
Maybur Murphy
Margaret Gleason
Helen Church
Monrovia
Cal
Black's Tearoom
Ameer Cimmigotti
Manning
Officers Chosen by Gates Alumni at Dinner Meet
One hundred Gates business college alumni attended a dinner at Black's tearoom where Edwin Torrie was elected president succeeding Rodney Fee Oelwein. Bruce Gates and Miss Mary Horner spoke. readings were by Ruth Miller and Alice Redington. music by Faye Copley and Mary Jean Gates. Next quarterly meeting set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Business College
Black’s Tearoom
Edwin Torrie
Rodney Fee
Oelwein
Walter Bellinger
Howard Perry
Irene Kessler
Donald Burdine
Bruce Gates
Mary Horner
Ruth Miller
Alice Redington
Faye Copley
Mary Jean Gates
Bre Hull
Chapter FE Hosts Annual B I L Party Night
About 65 members attended the annual B I L party by Chapter FE P E on Monday evening at Mrs. D J Walker 504 Maryland St A buffet supper was served with Mrs R O Hutchison chairing the committee Autumn flowers decorated the room Charades silhouet guessing dancing and cards were part of the program Prizes went to Mrs Floyd Goodrich W T Gordon R Hutchison W A Lane and A L Porter.
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Chapter FE
P. E
D. J. Walker
Maryland Street
R. Oo. Hutchison
Floyd Goodrich
W. T. Gordon
R. ©. Hutchison
W. A. Lane
A. L. Porter
Bride to Be Nellie Weber Privately Honored in Jesup Party
A pre nuptial party in Jesup honored Miss Nellie Weber ahead of her wedding to John Kuhri on Wednesday. The event featured a yellow and white color theme, a two course luncheon, and guests presented gifts to the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Bloom
Nellie Weber
John Kuhri
Church News Highlights Local Meeting Plans and Halloween Socials
Girese six meets at Mrs. J A Morkel 219 Allen street. Burden Bearer class at Calvary Evangelical shifts to evening in church parlors with officer elections. Scofield class at Graves Memorial LL B church meets 7 30 with Misses Viola and Mina Pierce 424 Allen street. Presbyterian church session posts for Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Charles Goodyear 228 Duryea street. Womans auxiliary of St Mark s Episcopal hosts picnic luncheon at 1 00 with Mrs George Millard 203 Williston avenue. St Margarets guild supper postponed to Wednesday Oct 31. First E home department meets 2730 o clock with Mrs Thomas Kerr 1st Home Park boulevard. Ladies Social Union meets Thursday at Universalist parish house with noon picnic. Walnut street Baptist class social and business Wednesday evening. Trinity American church meets Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs L G Marine Ralph Shave and Mrs L W oe. Workers dearne SL Lutheran church holds Halloween sociable this evening. East Park Church ladies league meets afternoon at 2 30 with Sanford 27 Ricker Utter. Tunity American Lutheran league hosts Halloween party Wednesday evening at Binellock. Young people invited. Decorations and entertainment by Alice Dorothy Kline Marie Wil Theodore Smith Choid Revd Carl Ehrke Harald Hubenstien. Refreshments by Florence Sickert and others.
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Daughters of
Isavella
K. Chan
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter Hall
AU. W
Public Brary West
Waterloo
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I. 0
F. Hall
Business Women's Banquet
Yy. W
Ladies’ Social Union—Universalist Parish House
Sunshine Judge No
I. A. To
R. Ti
Fireman’s Hall
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Larson
Sons of Union Veterans
Alcoll P. T. A
St. Pauls M. E
Caledonian Society
A. E. Powell
Cedar Falls
Workers’ League
First ‘Lutheran
Scofield
Viola
Mira Pierce
Our Lady of Victory Court
O. L
Sunnyside Country Club
Linden
EL Curch
C. C. Porter
Frank Fournier
Woman's Relief corps—Memorial Hall
Golden Link Club
Jeane Trapp
Woman's Foreign Missionary
South Unit
Grace M. B. Church
Fidelity Circle
Mirs
FLA
Lawsom
Deborah Society
First M.B. Church
Presbyterian Ladies
C. ©. Balliett
First Baptist Church
O. V
Kensington
My Tunis
Willard
Teles Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F Missionary Society
Hast Park Popbytes
J. E. San
A. Lo
L. E—Black
I. O. O. F. Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Charles Goodyear
Henry Grant
St. John's School
W. CG
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Utter League of Tunity American Lutheran Church
Binelock
Alice
Dorothy Kline
Marie Wil
Theodore Smith
Choide Revd
Carl Ehrke
Harald Hubenstan
Florence Sickert
Dororothy Klar
Erna Baars
Dagmard Peterson
Lillie = Schildenelr
Claude Red
Club Notes from Gates Park Civile and T.T.D. Gatherings
The Gates Park Civile club meets Wednesday evening with Mrs J C Truax at 2237 Fourth Street East. T T D members were entertained Monday by Miss Blanche McConkey at Mrs Lloyd Boesen’s home 215 Oliver Street with Grace Simons as guest of honor. Favors went to Marguerite Stanton Mabel Kies and Grace Simons. The group will meet with Miss Della Tritz on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Park Civile Club
J. C. Truax
Fourth Street East
T.T.D. Club
Blanche McConeky
Lloyd Boesen
Oliver Street
Grace Simons
Marguerite Stanton
Mabel Kies
Simons
Della Tritz
Community notices and social events in Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Local society pages report PTA and Caledonian Society meetings this week. Hallowe en party and lodge events planned with socials, dances, bridge games, and card parties at Cedar Falls and Waterloo venues. Engagement announced for Miss Jean Wartey to E Busch. Grinnell College students to perform plays.
Wells' Orchestra Begins Eastward Tour
Lloyd Wells' orchestra, back in Waterloo after a summer at the Rice hotel in Houston, Texas, starts eastward early Thursday. The group will travel by car to Washington, D C, with its first engagement at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Saturday evening.
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Lloyd Wells
Waterloo
Rice Hotel
Houston
Tex
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
Brain Test Group Cross Outs
In group 2 cross out William and Charlotte. In group 3 cross out Henry William and Charlotte. In group 4 cross out Howard Henry Elizabeth Marie Charlotte Harry.
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William
Charlotte
Henry
Howard
Elizabeth
Marie
Harry
Test to Fight Disease Leader Says Dairy Cow Testing Needed
Smalling president of Black Hawk County Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication society told the Waterloo Council of Social Agencies that much human tuberculosis comes from infected milk. He said compulsory dairy cow testing will be on the November 6 general election ballot and that funds are already appropriated, with about 20 attendees at the meeting in Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Smalling
Black Hawk County
Bovine Tuberculosis _Eradiction society
Waterloo Council of Social Agencies
Black’s
Alk Smalling
Sherif H. T. Wagner
Recipes for Rabbit Dish Potato Surprise and Apple Tart
The text outlines a rabbit preparation with soaking, boiling, breading and brown gravy, plus a Sue Potato Surprise using leftovers with mashed potatoes and fried steak. It also describes an Apple Tart with apples, brown sugar, molasses, lemon juice, cinnamon, butter and water baked under crust.
Hooch and Beer Seized in Raid
Police raided Bonnie Monroe's home on Barclay Street North and seized a partly filled gallon jug of Rooch and 40 pints of alleged beer. Detectives Ralph Davis and Hugh Crumling led the raid with police matron Mrs W W Watsow. Monroe was charged with maintaining a nuisance and jailed. Another arrest, Cc H Hamilton of Commercial Street, was charged with maintaining an aruar nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Monroe
Negress
Barclay Street
Ralph Davis
Hugh Crumling
W. W. Watsow
Monroe
Cc. H. Hamilton
Commercial Street
Hugh Crumrine
Emil Steffen
O R Langdon Dies at Cedar Falls
O R Langdon age 60 died at his Cedar Falls home after months of illness. He leaves a widow two sons Lyle of Whiting Indiana and Lester Cedar Falls and three sisters. Funeral will be Thursday at the home with burial in Parkersburg.
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Gowrier
Cedar Falls
O. BR. Langdon
Mainstreet
Lyle
Whiting
Ind
Lester
Parkersburg
Walter Bass Opens Radio Shop on Fourth Street
Walter H. Bass, long in the shoe trade, opens the W H Bass Radio Shop at 1007 Fourth Street East. The new store will offer nationally known radio merchandise and include a repair department.
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Walter Bass
Fourth ST. East
Walter H. Bass
North Business
W. H. Bass
Fourth Street East
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Society In
L. M. I. Club
Miss Truesdell, Alpha
Wisconsin
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Russell-Lemson
RB. of
L. BE. vAll
Black Hawk
LO. O. F. Hi
Graves
Dave Siegel
Hadassah Society Emergency Fund
Gilda Kaplan
Hablis
Public Library West
Miss Manning
Gates
Church News
Girese
Lutheran Missionary
Society
J. A. Morkel
Allen Street
Calvary Evangelical Church
Scofield Bible Class
Graves Memorial LL. B. Church
Mina Pierce
Duryea Street
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
First
E. Home Department
Thomas Kerr
Home Park
Trinity American Church
Ilors
L. G. Marine
Ralph Shave
L. W. Oe
Dearne
SL Lutheran
Cbureh
Hallowe'en
Jonars Society of
East Park
Ohurch
Sanford
Ricker Street
Parent-Teacher Association of
Our Lady of Victory Academy
A. HK. Powell
Are
O. F
Bert ‘Fucker
Fourth Street West
Glenn Babcock
Herbert Reed
Louise Surus
Frank Watkins
M. A. Hungerford
George Fergeman
W. F. Welsh
Andrew Hansen
W.C. A
W W. Warsaw
Izaak Walton League
All Friends
Clarence K. Thompson
Dwight Bower
Jean Wartey
Grinnell
Margaret Jean Howell
Margaret Weishaar
Grinnell College
Willie
Wells’ Orchestra
WELL
Smalling
Council of Social Agencies
Paris
Bernard Et Cie
O. R. Langdon
HU Cesses
Vicks
Ing Costume Accessories
Kayser
Oni. K. Rey
U.S
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