Community Club and Church Social Roundup
A dense listing of society events including church classes, club meetings, and upcoming celebrations. Activities span Tuesday through Friday with Halloween socials, hospital auxiliary planning, and anniversary observances. Notable gatherings feature the Calumet division hosts, Universalist notes, outdoor picnic on the river bank, and a surprise birthday in Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walngt Street Baptist
George Cockburn
Calumet
Ald Rocity
J. B. Knowles
Cedar Falls
First Baptist
State Baptist Convention
Cedar Rapids
Mies
Hazel Looker
Cottaga
Eanst High
Ganes
G. W. Louker
Florence Magowan
PIANO Instructor Aries Ransier with New York art credentials
Aries Marion T. Ransier offers piano instruction and holds a Teachers Certificate and an Artists Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art. She later planned to join the Damrosch School as an instructor, based in Studio 607 James Black Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries Marion T. Ransier
New York Institute of Mustical Art
Damrosch School
James Black
Courier patterns coupon order from Fashion Department
Obtain the Courier up to date Pattern of accompanying design by sending the coupon to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per Pattern. Patterns include seams and orders are filled promptly. expect delivery about ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tragedy Strikes Youth After Laughing in Class
Walter Johnson, a 16 year old student at McKinley High, laughed at a classmate’s story and was reprimanded by teachers. He disappeared days later, his body found in Lincoln Park lagoon. Notes tied to his clothes expressed farewell to his sweetheart and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sulomon
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Walter
Charlee Sullivan
Watler
Iida Swanson
Mra. Bullivan
Ilad Benge
Tomor
Laugie Walter
McKinley High
John Divine
Hilda Swanson
John
Cornelia Beardaley
Lincoln Park
Gilbert Parker on U S friendship and British fate in war
New York October 25. Sir Gilbert Parker defends the American war stance and Wilson era policy, arguing most Americans back the Allies due to German outrages. He warns Britain not to alienate the United States, noting U S strength and eventual influence in world affairs while stressing friendship as a key asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sir Gilbert Parker
United States
Wilson
Amariva
Manila Bay
Gilbert
Belgium
Lusitania
U. S
England
Yellow Press
Great Britain
Streicbert
Tate
Plea by President Saves Frenchwomen in Belgium
Paris reports that a pardon spared Countess de Belleville and Mile Louise Thuillier after a German execution decree. Ambassador Sharp asked President Wilson to intercede, with Mme Waldeck-Rousseau backing the plea. Wilson's cable to the Kaiser followed, preventing Monday morning executions. telegrams from Pope Benedict and King Alfonso of Spain supported the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Countess de Belleville
Mile
Louise Thuillier
Belgium
Edith Cavell
Ambassador Sharp
Wilson
Sharp
Mme. Waldeck-Rousseau
Statesman
Mfc
Thuiliez
William
Pope Benedict
Alfonso
Spain
Auto Backed Into a Market Window
Saturday afternoon a car driven by H M Reed backed through a large glass window at the Lafayette Market building, causing three panes to break. Reed’s car and a motorcycle he struck were damaged, with Reed escaping without serious injury. A separate Park Road crash damaged a police motorcycle and injured a rider. Nels Jeppesen was badly bruised when his bicycle was hit by Gustave Horn’s auto at Fourth and Franklin. the driver did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Wnistal
H.M. Reed
Scharfenbergs Moat Market
Lafayette Street
Reed Bail
Lafayette Building
H. E. Turner
Park Road
Mr. Reed
Aachine
Howard Howrey
Walnut Street
Briggs
Nels Jeppesen
Casendon Avenue
Gustave Horn
Nunkerton
Fourth
Franklin Streets
Roosevelt Adds A Third Son To The Family
New York October 25 a son was born Saturday to Jr and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr The child is a grandson of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and will be named Cornelius Van Schaick Roosevelt after his great great grandfather This is the third son of Mr and Mrs Roosevelt It is understood all Theodore Roosevelt Jr children will inherit a 4 000 000 legacy from their great great grandfather Baron R Buller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Cornelius van Schaickoosevelt
Plague Expert Named as Department Head
Washington Oct. 25 Surgeon General Blue announced the appointment of Surgeon George W. McCoy as director of the Hygienic Laboratory in Arp. He succeeds Dr. John F. Anderson, resigned to private employment. McCoy, currently in charge of leprosy investigations at Molokai Hawaii, is an authority on leprosy bubonic plague and dengue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Blue
Public Health Service Today
George W. McCoy
John F. Anderson
de. McCoy
Molokai
Hawaii
Public Health Service
United States
Defense program approved by House Military Affairs Committee
Washington October 25 Chairman Hay of the House Military Affairs Committee reviewed the army program with President Wilson and announced strong support. Hay called the plan very conservative and expressed confidence in its adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hay
House Military Affairs Committee
Wilson
No Interest in Life Vinol Cure Claim
Waterloo Iowa advertising claim touts Vinol as the greatest health and strength creator for overworked people. A Brooklyn man cites recovery after a few weeks, with an offer to refund money if not proven, signed by Wangler Bros. Co. and C J Miller Drug Wisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Brooklyn
N. J
Tfe
Vinci
Robert Mitchell
Herkimer Street
Zere
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
Drugwise
Iowa
Ager
Navy May Be Run By Phone Links Expert Predicts
Washington expert Captain W. H. Bullard, naval superintendent of the fifty two wireless stations in the United States, said the secretary of the navy can soon talk directly by telephone with any American battleship commander anywhere in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
W. H. Bullard
United States
Crown Lawyer Declares Porter Charlton Sane
In Como Italy the crown prosecutor Signor Milleni argued Porter Charlton the American on trial for his wife’s murder. Milleni denied Charlton was mentally irresponsible at the time of the deed. he admitted temporary insanity but contends Charlton was sane when the act occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Italy
Paris
Signor Milleni
Porter Charlton
Charlton
Charl
Provocation Claim Highlighted in Wife-Slaying Case
The defense noted provocation in the husband’s killing of his wife and alleged he controlled her savings, took her jewels after her death, and ended with a demand for a heavy sentence as part of closing remarks in the trial.
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And
Society
Mes. I
M. Kentzelman
Ww. Rath
Grant Cirele
Cadwalladar
Wiener
Souci
U. S&s. Daughters
Clyde
Brainard
Grant Avenna
BL HH
Kaittle
Card
Aire
A. L. Stuntzner
Circle
Commercial Street
O. O. F. Hall
Cife Club
Fred K. Breckentides
The
Woman’s Club
B. L. Marquis
S. C. Bennett
Frank Findan
J. A. Shank
Columbia Chartanque Circle — Library
Ellis’ Hall
Waterlow Review
W. B
U. W. Hall
Riverside Drive Club
Howard B. Burr
Helen Gould Auxtary
John Beeler
Sirs
Louis Dieckmann
Cele
Ray Ashworth
Denver
Presbyterian Hospital
First M
Presbyterian Mospital Uxilary
Universalist
Als
John Grifin
Universaliat Church
Wish Street
Murray Club
Nallie Housden
Franklin Street
Syéry Mannner
Washburn
Frag. Mythaler
DR. 1
Mythaler
Muthaler
Louisa Erickson
Migs Katherine McCartney
Randolph Street
Evangelina Powers
Marshalltown
FR. C
G. A. TR
Royal Neighbors
Alo
U. W
Ball
St. Joseph's Ladies
Girl's Musical Club
Grace Haswell
Mildred Haswell
Janet McNaughton
Ute Girls
Ruth Howard
Colonel Dews
Sutherland Dews
James Blake
Mrs. Powell
Wilcox
Waterlay
Lore Alford
Sunshine
Emanuel Evangelical
Esther Smith
Ethlyn Lang
Pearl Upton
Hazel Balliett
Ruth Brown
Byaaing Courier and Reporter
Britain
Gilbert Parker
BY Ba Hacontynso
Disi
Cotosen Roosevelt
HOUSE
Tive
Conjeress
NAVY
Prat Dln
Teng
Majhstic Theatre
Richard Lee
Sycamore ST
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