Women discuss Goldsmith Sheridan and 18th century drama
Mrs Winkun B Nauman opened a Literary Department program at the Woman's Club clubhouse morning, contrasting Goldsmith and Sheridan in reaction against late 17th to early 18th century drama. Colley Cibber Garrick and Siddons era actors were reviewed, with Shakesperean drama dominant. Over 50 members attended the luncheon, followed by Romance Languages plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith
Sheridan
Winkun B. Nauman
Woman's Club
Goldsmth
Mrs. Wallman
Scandal
H. B. Boles
Colley Cibber
James Quinn
Charles Macklin
David Garrick
Garrick
Clive
F. A. Hiessjing
Ie Romance Languages Department
Social calendar events and gatherings listed for Cedar Falls and region
Tonight events include Marlon Talley concert at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and dances at Klks Club Wesley and Senior Leagues at First Methodist Church Mooseheart party at Boose Hall and more. Saturday features junior auxiliary YWCA Little Players Miss Annette Lingelbach two parties at Graves Memorial and Walnut Street Baptists Home Builders class with Mr and Mrs R H Bopp Petrova bridge club and annual events by Sons of Union Veterans and Theta Gamma Nu sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Talley
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Lks
Wesley
M. E. Church
Mooseheart
Boose Hall
Freundschaft
KK. P. All
Sons of Union Veterans
Father and Son
Memorial
Braccabse
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Junilor
Graves Memorial
U. B
Walnut Street Baptist Church
R. H. Bopp
Petrova Bridge Club
Nick Phillips
Y. W. O. A. Little Players
Annette Lingelbach
Oty Gounell
Sons of Union Veterans Memorial Hal
U. B. Church
Nashua Couple Will Celebrate Golden Wedding
Nashua Mr and Mrs A H Nafus will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner on the south shore of Cedar EC. They married October 27 1878 at Horton IA and later moved to Kossuth County before settling in Nashua where Mr Nafus runs an implement and grain business with his son Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Nezhita
A. H. Nafus
Horie
Cedar EB
Jane Young
Alfred Nafus
Horton
Bert
Kossuth County
Roy
John
Nashua
Truman
Putney
Brookfield
Nafus
Wafus
Halloween party draws 150 at American Legion Auxiliary
About 150 people attended a Halloween masquerade at Memorial Hall hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Thursday evening. Games and stunts circulated prizes, dancing and a supper were provided. Mrs. W. E. Silver led serving and Mrs. James E. Trimble headed decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
W. E. Silver
James EK. Trimble
Wheeler elected sesocrate grand patron at Tews Grand Chapter
T L Wheeler of Waterloo was elected sesocrate grand patron of Tews Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at closing sessions in Cedar Rapids. Other officers named include Mrs Ethel Seidler Jamaica VA and Frank B Hallagan Des Moines as worthy grand matron and patron. Des Moines chosen for 1924 convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Wheeler
Waterloo
Tews
Order of Eastern Star
Gedar Rapids
Ethel Seidler
Jamaica
Frank B. Hallagan
Des Moines
Ada G. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Mary H. S. Johnson
Humboldt
Hints in Beauty Care Nail Polish
Beauty guidance on nail care emphasizes the cuticle, polishing, and gloss techniques. It advises keeping a tinted gloss for emergencies, using powder and a padded chamois for a lasting shine, daily light polishing to improve circulation, and general tips for healthy pink nails. It includes stray health tips and references a Mrs. M.C. and Miss Cy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cy
Local Woman Presides at State Missionary Meet
Mrs. F B Asquith of this city will preside at sessions in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa Baptist convention October 30 to November 4. A Tuesday director and leader conference is planned, with main sessions starting Wednesday at 9 am. Speakers include Dr A T Robertson, Mrs Mary E Bloomer, Miss Elsie Kappen, and Miss Ruth Linwall. Alice Brimson will give the principal address at the missionary banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BR. Asquith
Baptist Women's
Mmi 1 Society
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Baptist Convention
Asquith
A. T Robertson
Louisville
Mary E. Bloomer
Elsie Kappen
New York
Ruth Linwall
Chicago
Central District
Misa
Alice Brimson
Baptist Missionary Training School
Worldwide Guild
J. Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Club Notes Mixed Bridge and Halloween Socials Listed
Local bridge clubs meet at various homes including Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Phillips 723 Franklin. Halloween party plans at Gates Park Civic club and Do A Best club gatherings feature prizes and dining. Future events note gatherings at Mrs. JQ Truax 2237 Fourth, Mrs. Davidson 57 Mulberry, and Mrs. Wilson 702 Eleventh Street West with prizes won by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrova Bridge Club
Nicholas Phillips
Franklin Street
Gates Park
William G. Davidson
Muljerry Street
Dale Williamsor
Allison
Maynard
Roger Lawrence
Dav Jason
Flags Presented to Three City Schools This Week
Daughters of Union Veterans presented flags at Kingsley Roosevelt and Grant schools, with ceremonies led by local instructors and student recipients named. Additional flags went to Sacred Heart, Waterloo junior high, Lafayette, and Francis Grout schools. Also covered are Hadassah fund-raising bridge events, upcoming meetings, and social notices including birthday and wedding-related gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union
Kingsley School
A. G. Muncey
Fred Stevenson
Robert Link
Roosevelt School
Marlys. Sanford
Ruth Halloway
James Armstrong
Dave Siegel
South Street
Hadassah, Society Emergency Fund
Herman Kaplan
Shaties ‘Tenenbaum
Tomer Kaplan
Chicago
J. Greenberg
Meyer
Friedman
Forest City
P T A Council Meeting Schedule At City W C A
A special program has been arranged for the regular Parent Teacher Association city council meeting. It will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 20 oclock at the Y M C A building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Church Gathering At Trinity Lutheran Draws 255 Members
About 255 members attended a Thursday evening gathering at Trinity American Lutheran church. A musical program was enjoyed. refreshments were served by a committee. Officers led by Mrs. J Moreh included A. Peterson president and R. E B. Clay secretary. Mrs. Sterling Brooks was accepted for membership. First Lutheran Missionary Society hosted a party at Mrs Brink's home with games and a talk by Marga Meade. Attendees included Rey Harris Culvertson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mae Mumby
Irvin Carl Beener
Summer Street
Beverly Comstock
Charles Boyce
R. H. Mumby
Charles Beener
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Clrete
J Moreh
Allen Sireet
A. H. Peterson
Birt
R. E B. Clay
Morchel
Sterling Brooks
Ies
Lutheray Aissionary Sve
Mrs. 3
J. Brink
Center Street
Thursd
Marga
Meade
Xe Dolores
DaNontraditional Brain Teaser Sparks Noisy Debate
A cryptic prompt referencing DeMonin and a test of shortest phrasing surfaced amid a noisy online debate. It mentions a fictional S erulplary Gasextety T square and a Wesrepubs C, prompting curiosity about acronyms and hidden meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMonin de Aelidy
Mrs. S. Joe Brown to Address Colored Women on Politics
Mrs. S. Joe Brown, chairman of the colored women's division of the Republican state central committee, will address a meeting of colored women at 8 p.m. in colored Masonic hall on Mobile street. Her Des Moines home and long involvement in state Republican politics are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Joe Brown
Colored Women's
Republican State Central Committee
Masonic Hall
Mobile’ Street
Ray Short Wins Most Y Members at Jubilee YMCA
A total of 487 new members were reported at the closing of the six ninth Jubilee week membership campaign at the YMCA last night. Division A led by Ray L. Short, winners of the chicken dinner in last year's campaign, doubled last night, rolling up 2,879 points. Other divisions followed with Dr. C. A. Boatman chairing Division Y with 2,674.5 points and Rev. J. T. B. Niven chairing Division M with 2,661 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Short
C. A. Boatman
JT. B. Niven
Lowell C. Ransom
Lafay ette Children Guests of Mrs Clute Lafayette
Twenty five children from Lafay ette chapel and Lafayette school were guests yesterday afternoon of Mrs. August Clute at 138 Adrian street. Refreshments were served. Mrs Clute invited parents as well as children to Lafayette chapel services at 2:39 and 3 p m Sunday. Old Prexy Back University of Iowa Oct 25 George E MacLean, president 1899 1911, returns from England lecture tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Chapel
Lafayette School
August Clute
Adrian Street
Iowa City
George E. MacLean
University of Iowa
England
City in Brief and Courtyard Notes From Des Moines to Iowa City
Local notices report Mr and Mrs A J Howard visiting relatives in Des Moines while Mr and Mrs Dave Siegel plan a trip to Iowa City for the Iowa Minnesota football game. Mrs Ray Nesbit notes blooming rose bushes and garden strawberries. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Geymer visit their brother in Gilbertville after four months touring Europe. The Kenagy family arrives for winter with their son Rev L Kenagy at First Baptist. Miss Helen Hadish, Osage French teacher, stops with parents on way to Iowa City homecoming and football game. Loyal Lines files for divorce alleging cruel treatment. custody of an 8 year old and $60 monthly alimony sought. Ray O Wyland of the National Boy Scout council will address Kiwanis at Hotel Issell Samson Nov 18 at 12 18 pm. Yesterday an erroneous bid said he would speak at Canopus. correction noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Howard
Fourth Street
Des Moines
Dave Siegel
South Street
Iowa City
Ray Nesbit
Clough Street
R. H. Kenagy
Neosho
L. Kenagy
First Baptiss Church
Loyal Lines
Sarary Lines
Canopus
Elu
Elizabeth Maloney Injured When Wheel Falls Off Car
Mrs Elizabeth Maloney 519 Wellington street west is in St Francis hospital after an auto accident two miles west of Jesup last evening The driver Peter Pappas and his daughter Esther 3 have bruises at their Wellington street home The wheel detachment caused the ditch crash First aid was given by Independence residents Dorothy Kreger and Mr and Mrs C G Wilcox The party was brought to the hospital where all except Mrs Maloney were released
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Maloney
Wellington Street
St. Francis Hospital
Jesup
Peter Pappas
Esther
Dorothy Kreger
C. G. Wilcox
Independence
Waterloo
Maloney
Rotary Halloween Party at Rotary Reserve
Rotary members and Anns plan a Halloween party to be held Monday evening at Rotary Reserve. Roy Linhard and committee oversee the dinner, to be served at approximately the usual hour. Dismissal of sunset case in Montana court noted, with a duck shooting dispute over past sunset time. Queen Victoria of Spain to shop in Madrid before London trip with visits to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Anns
Rotary Reserve
Roy Linhard
Hayzleith
Roy Westerland
Gordon Summer
H. B. Mitchell
FL Meier
Nimrods
Madrid
Queen Victoria
Spain
Infantas Beatrix
Maria Christna
London
Paris
Christ
Mas Shipping
Sheriff Denies Affidavit Data in Kens ton Gse
In Allison Iowa Lt Oct 25 attorney Milton Fields sought parole for Lucile Kenison jailed three months in Butler county on a bootlegging charge. Affidavits by Waterloo citizens including Sheriff Wagner claim good character. Judge Kelley set Nov 5 for hearing. Wagner says he did not certify her character and notes prior minor arrests. Kenison listed as 1326 Jefferson St with records under Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Milton Fields
Waterloo
Lucile Kenison
Butler County
Fields
H. T. Wagoner
Wagner
Lucille Kenison
Kenison
Lucille Lansing
Jefferson Street
Man faces murder or assault charge in deadly struggle
Clarence Thomas 19 and John Daugherty wrestled for a revolver as Daugherty aimed to kill Leona Crane 23 over a presumed dating dispute. Crane remained seriously injured. In a separate note, Mary Clay 80 of Flintshire Wales reportedly walked 200000 miles in 40 years delivering letters as a retired auxiliary postman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Thomas
Daugherty
Leona Crane
Thomas
Mary Clay
Flintshire
Wales
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Talley
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Water Joo
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O. E
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Larenda
Martin Heyde
Sherwood Conservatory
Wilco
Benco
Iva Musgrove
Hazel Bishey
Hallowe’en‘banco
Tyening
Lane Street
Fern Nicholson
Margaret
Zerwis
Charles Bisbey
Roy. Bisbey
W. M. Speicher
Conger Street
D. Anderson
Caperon
Anderson
Mr. Speicher
Edwin Parkins
L. W. Arns
Grace Batchelder
Pauline Averof
Viola Soria
Edna Kent Forbes
P. L. Club
A. Grebin
Dubuque
Hallowe'in
H. Shotter
F. Stoyles
Mayiie Sherran
Albert Wason
Black Hawk Road
F. W. Gack
Hart
Man Street
Donald Stuber
J. A. G. Day
Park Drive
Milton Eddy
Albert Dewild
Richard Sampson
Darrell Porter
Peck Street
Gerald Wilson
Eleventh Street
T. T. F. Club
Earl Dean
Williston Avenue
Roy Gilley
Ray Garrabrani
Ira Garrabrani
C. C. ‘Dean
Jerry Tullis
F. K. Doherty
Ir. Garrabrant
Burton ‘Avenue
Ruth A. Miller
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Lillian Mexdori
Hallowe'en
Amy Cochran
Lorraine Rose
Mexdarf
Kathryn McBride
Leo Baldwin
Bratnober Street
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Central Christian Ek
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Rey
Ray Short
Buchanan’s
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Fortland
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M. E. Gottesleben
Gilbertville
Germaine Lecomte
Rotary Hallowe'en
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