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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1929

Page

7

Delegates Return from I F W C District Convention

More than 150 delegates visitors state and district officers attended the third district convention of the Town Federation of Women's Clubs in Waterloo. The farewell address by Mrs Hugh Buffum Cedar Falls inspired a renewed service focus. A program including readings plays and musical numbers followed talks by Dr Elizabeth Hoyt Ames and Dean Remow Iowa City on education youth and values. District conventions will be financed by a one dollar per club tax, with reports from county chairmen and a luncheon at Black's tearoom.

Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse Waterloo Woihan Miday Study Club Buffum Uie Reuben Muller Joe Dumond Elizabeth Hoyt Ames Robert E. Remow Iowa City Remow University of Iowa Edison Hoover Dean Remon Knights of Old Antes Lsteners Dr. Hayt Orient Siberia Sibria Russia Berlin R. A. Santer Cedar Falls Black Hawkers W. B. Linn Sumner Er County Wil Adams Independence Buchanan County F. J. Gretty Parkersburg Butler County William A. Smith Dubuque Dubuque County A. Whitcomb Hampton Franklin County L. K. Reece New Providence Hardin Eva McCullough Eagle Grove Wright County Grinnell F. E. Whitley Webster City News Service Committee Hoffman Clarion Henneberry Black's Tearoom

Novel Theme for Waterlooa Woman's Club Literary Group

After hosting the Third district convention delegates the Waterloo Woman's Club resumes meetings tomorrow at 2 30 p m. The literary department will discuss The Novel and The Bronze Sister with Mrs B L Goren and Mrs C W Chapman leading. Hostesses are Mrs R Knox and Mrs H B Plumb. A masked costume dance by the Junior auxiliary is set for Saturday evening Nov 2 at the clubhouse.

Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Waterloa Woman's Club Onid B. L. Goron C. W. Chapman Rober Knox H. B. Plumb Fine Arts Department of Waterloo Woman’s Club

Miss Stanton Feted Before Nicene Nuptials

Miss Marguerite Stanton, to wed Joseph Fitz gerald on November 12, was praised at a prenuptial party hosted by her sister Mrs. O T Dysbford at 118 Clay Street. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Charles Burk and Miss Mary Cronin as Antoinette Dyhsford delivered a gift shower for the guest of honor.

Marguerite Stanton Joseph Fitzgerald O. T. Dybsfard Clay Street Charles Burk Mary Cronin Little Antoinette Dyhsford Mabel Kies Agatha Ciminlyott Johanna Dahan Kathryny Staston Georgia Beal F. J. Bieler A. J. Knapp N. F. Koh Arnold Zack Arlene Nicholas Black’s Viola McDerimoté Miss Nicholas Boney Isabelle Charlotte Thompson Dutella Walters Arnold Manny Norma O'Connor Thomas Vincent Cascaden Avenue Buneo Ruth Lincol Madeline Adams Amelia Walters

Daughters of Isabella Elect Officers for 1920 30 at K C Meeting

Tuesday Daughters of Isabella elected officers for 1920 30 at their K C meeting. President Miss Mayme Egans vice president Miss Adeline Hayes financial secretary Miss Lucille O'Hagan recording secretary Mrs Charles Burk treasurer Mrs PD A Masberg monitor Mrs William Dennigan custodian Mrs E J Gallagher chancellor Mrs James McMulan inner guard Mrs A F Hussman outer guard Mrs R F Obele first guide Miss Mayme Keegan second guide Miss Margaret Horan scribe Mrs Martha Mueller organist Mrs A A Hoffmann trustees Mrs John Hickey Mrs W Foster and Miss Mayme Sorensen Plans for the state assembly meeting in November were outlined by Mrs J E O Keefe.

Daughters of Isabella K. C Mayme Egans Adeline Hayes Lucille O'Hagan Charles Burk PD. A. Masberg Monitor William Dennigan E. J. Gallagher James McMulan A. F. Hussman R. F. Obele Mayme Keegan Margaret Horan Martha Mueller Orgenist A. A. Hoffmann John Hickey W. ©. Foster Mayme Sorensen State Assembly J. £. O'Keefe

YWCA Opens New Children's Swimming Classes

Mrs. Carleton Issey announces two new YWCA children's swimming courses starting Saturday morning. Beginners at 9 20 a m intermediates at 10 50 a m advanced at 2 30 and 8 00 p m grade and junior high girls meet at 9 00 a m for a hike before lessons.

Carleton Issey

Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Ke A Defense of Cosmetics

A 1920s style beauty column defends cosmetics and makeup as art. It cites Max Beerbohm on painting faces and discusses natural beauty versus makeup, lightweight skin care tips, nose shaping cautions, diet warnings for teens, and advice on hair and cucumber remedies.

Edna KE Max Beerbohm Beerbohm Raks Tisekill Miss AL Elc

Community society card parties and club events listed

Tonight and Friday an array of society gatherings fill Waterloo venues from card parties at K. C. hall and Moose Hall to Rotary and Ladies groups at various clubhouses. The Knights of Columbus and Women of Mooseheart Legion host events, with plans for recurring winter sessions and a Moosehall card party tomorrow at 2 20 p.m.

American Association of University Women Gold Room Our Lady of Victory P.T. A School C. W. Bilson Waterloo Woman's Club Pash Helen Couldguxlingy George Lingelbach Women of Mooseheart Legion Moose Hall F Wropian Rebel Corps Memorial Hall K. of C Knights of Columbus K. CG. Hall K. of Klein Iree Lure Mooseheart Legion wWomen Moosehenart Legion

Church News Feasts and Parties Across Local Societies

Numerous church groups from Burton Avenue Baptist to Grace M E plan gatherings tomorrow or Friday including parties, picnics, and merrymaking. Members from Trinity Lutheran First Presbyterian Plymouth and Graves Memorial host events with guests, programs, and harvest or costume themes.

Pisk M. EB George Smnelzer Gi. N. A Helen Deggendorf First Myo E. Church Brotherhood Westminster Presbyterian Church Maccabees Waterloo I. O. GO Modern Brotherhood of America K. P. Hall F Util Dulet Grace M Triple Burton Avenue Baptist Church Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Kaltowe'ett First Baptist Church J. J. Miller J. Miller Wil

D A R Opens National Building in Washington with Local Chapter Honor

Local D A R chapters subscribe to the national project as Continental Hall in Washington D C is dedicated. Mrs C F Brown a Waterloo D A R charter member is honored among furnishings, with Luwrrence Van Berthuysen Brown listed as her maiden name. The hall will house the organization’s auditorium and library with genealogical references accessible to the public. The ceremony featured an organ procession and national officers, with state regents carrying banners.

C. FF. Brown The Daughters of American Revolution Waterloo Continental Hall Washington, D. C National Organization of Brown Luwrrence van Berthuysen Melrose United States Alaska Hawaii Cuba France England China Philippines Thomas Kite Cincinneti Lowell Fletcher Hobart

Club Notes From A A e'slock Lanenean Tearoom

Reports of recent club meetings include a November 1 event at Black's store with Mrs. Db and Mrs. W. Peek hosting. Awards went to Mrs. J. M. DeLorbe Mrs. Chris Cavanaugh and Mrs. B. Huselman with refreshments served.

W.F. Martin Bash and West Bridge Clay J J. M. DeLorbe Chris Cavanaugh B. Huselman

Delegates Attend Presbyterian Rally Across Cedar Rapids Area

Seventy-two delegates from six churches gathered Tuesday at United Presbyterian in Cedar Rapids Traer Amity Reinbeck and Bartlay for a Young People's Presbyterian rally. The day included a banquet with Miss Leona Stevenson as toastmistress and a program of musical numbers and addresses led by Rev BD Lewis.

Cedar Rapids BD. J. Lewis Young People's Wart

Waterloo City Brief Highlights Local Incidents

West end bridge project bids and job notices. teachers exam in county office. Mr. and Mrs. Lichty plan a short stay at Excelsior Springs. Mrs Shoemaker recovering from major operation at Presbyterian hospital reported favorable. R Hansen injured in car collision with A Heber. Charles Miller's car collision with a Minos Central switch engine near Fourth and Dane. he escaped with minor damage. Miss Jean Bickley returns to Davenport after funeral services for Elias G Bickley. Kistner returns from Chicago Casket Manufacturers meeting. sixth district Iowa Funeral Directors meeting in Ottumwa. A G Close, long time Waterloo resident, visiting winter with Sibert family.

Rero Wetcates A. BE. Jewett George Lichty Walnut Court Excelsior Springs R. Hansen Wellington Street A. J. Heber Conger Street Seventh Sycamore Charles Miller Franklin Street Minos Otlock Fourth Dane Miller Jean Bickley W. H. Bickley West Waterloo Elias G. Bickley Davenport Bt. Katharing’s Kistner Chicago Casket Manufacturers Association of America Ottmwa Iowa Funeral Directors Association

Birthday Observed for William Kemp in Washchurch

William Kemp celebrated his thirty sixth birthday on Sunday with a family reunion in Washchurch Indiana on October 24.

Washchurch Wiliam Kemp

Young People at Wadena Organize a Mission Band

Wadena Iowa October 24 officers of a newly formed mission band for young people are Iva Moore president Kenneth Frey Marle Johnson vice presidents Harry Jachinson secretary Blanche Whiteher treasurer. Mrs Dawson Clark is president of the American Legion auxiliary with aides Mrs G P Clark Mrs Branche Poor vice presidents Mrs Joe O Hara secretary Mrs Olive Knutson treasurer and Mrs Mamie Heiden chaplain. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Adrian Miter Friday October 18.

Mamie Heiden Adrian Miter

Seventeen Lodgers Housed After Autumn Cold

Seventeen men crowded into the city jail last night, booked as lodgers while seeking shelter from the first cold night of autumn. The group included an overgrown youth with a bulging suitcase, a grey beard itinerant machinist, two men from Georgia, and 13 others, as the jail girded for wintry winds.

Jall

Leftover Ham and Eggplant Dishes Featured In Home Menu

The column suggests using leftover boiled ham by frying slices in butter and finishing with a mustard vinegar glaze. It then recommends eggplant au gratin with onion, parsley and cheese baked until brown, and Southern Tarts made from molasses lemon juice and butter poured into a shell and baked.

Adorable Bayly cotton home frock pattern offered

The pattern features a practical front bodice opening and side pleated skirt with stitched pleats. A snug hip band gives a stronger silhouette. Slew 1 requires 3 yards of 40 inch material and 3 4 yards trimming. Pattern includes yardage, simple instructions, and perfect fit guarantee.

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Society In Rewie of Woman's Club Miss Stanton Y.W.C.A Vermeil Church News Majer Guild, First Presbyterian Church Spiritual Church of Christ Truth Ladies’ Guild Trinity American Lutheran Church Grace M. E Church Travis Graves Memorial Walted Brethren Church Fd. Milley Hammond Avenue Cecil Serr Lafayette Street Daughters of Plymouth Plymouth Congregational Church Hom Leste Grazer John Murdcastle Ayreshire Division 3 St. Paul's MM. B Church Ladies’ Ald Society Earl Squier Richt Street R. R. Myers George Smelter M. E. Church T. A. Decker Chris Henke Edward Blasier John Burnip 7. B. Meyer ME. Church Pred Repass Stanley Taylor ET. White John Wright H.W. Dickman D. A. Peterson G. A. Miller BIS V'Elock Martha Weyand Fifth Street West Deborah Society Thomas Raney W. W. Bowers Holmes Auest Frank Decker Bunt UW. A. Snyder Thomas Kerr D.A. R Aunt Lucia Edgewood Oclwei Becker Des Moines Wrage-Humphrey Alma Weare David Wrage Lincoln Myron Humphrey Davis Humphrey Rockford H. Mueller Iwe Ball Ira Eaton Humphrey Laird Esmoll Marion Gertrude — Esmoll Ora Esmell Jesup Earl Laird Ely Welu J. W. Whiteside A. AL Ulow C. H. Whison Rotary Club Rotary Reserve Neten Gould George Uingelbach Helen Gould Knights of the Maccabees Waterloo I White W. Peek S. G. Stevenson Tursday G. Pett Wadi Fridge Club J.C. Glaza Newton Street Lowell Wood A. Mahnke N. J. Caza George Albrecht Mahnke George Cahn M. L. McDonough Benson-Spence F. Herbert Moehlmann Vern .Spence la Porte City Rose Benson Peter Jones Brotherhood of America Alpha Theta Beta Alpha Theta Beta Fraternity Iowa State Teachers College Elks Club Woman's Relief Corps Third Avenue West Marion S. D Close Villard Minn Daisy Gilbert Harry Gilbert G. W. Wood Fourth Street W. L. Dewey Edward EH. Roebuck Jefferson Street Herbert Wood Helper Utah Newark N. Jd F. L. Navick- MI St. Mark's P.m Pritay West End Buchanan George J. Shoemaker Second Street Presbyterian Hospital A. G. Close George, Sibert Mento Wil and Nasortatad Ntatkom Ne Fh. Co WELW Cincinnati Enna Jettick Shoe Store Wadena Antonio- Biles Waterloo Evening Courier Pattern Dept W. 17Th St New York Armand Tailet Goods
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