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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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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