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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
3
Edna Kent Forbes discusses beauty creams for different skin types and climates. She explains cleansing versus nourishing creams, the role of vegetable oils, and cautions against vanishing creams that clog pores. She notes rosy cheeks vary by ethnicity and offers hair loss guidance from a reader letter.
Ruth Cameron argues that a wife with three children and a large house spends far more time shopping for clothes than a childless sister with less money. She notes how time costs rise when retail hunting is needed and praises a woman who, despite a small allowance, achieves stylish results through careful planning and effort. The piece ends by calling such frugality a form of genius.
The Catholic Girls clubs aided by Daughters of Isabella postpone their dance pantomime to Sept 11 and 12 at Waterbury theatre due to a clash with the American Legion convention. Miss Anna Koloce is cast as Susette, with Margaret Connelly and Will T. Mann as Pierratt and Pierrette. Supporting roles include Catherine Connolly Helen Carver and others with a separate scarf dance by seven girls and a Pekaninnvy dance by a group of younger performers.
C F Johnston Jr of Sheffield married Miss Louie Irene Kutish of Grinnell at the bride's parents home in Grinnell yesterday at 3 PM. Johnston, vice president of Citizens Bank Sheffield, is a UW graduate and former Army captain. The bride taught in Sheffield schools before moving to Grinnell.
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ludwig of 117 Nigh Street says their daughter Mary Lacy Ludwig will marry Charles W. Babcock, son of Mrs. Mary Babcock, with the wedding set for Saturday September 9. Also notes a Farewell Dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lighthart with a pink and lavender motif and a Busy Bees farewell for Mrs. George Morris and daughter Nellie Morris before their Washburn departure.
A surprise courtesy for a woman of the Women’s Relief Corps featured talks by Anna Edgington Lillian Dennis Olive Stephens Lulu Bell Esher Anna Shannon and Ethel Stull. Commander A H Wheat and comrades Dennis Moore Gilley and Refsnyder won contests. Flowers brightened the rooms. supper served by Mary Tickey Fannie Cerda and Anna Long. Kodak pictures were taken. arrangements by Rose McCord. Sunnyside luncheon honors Marla Edwards per Frank W. Stubbs Jr engagement. many social visits noted.
Mrs. Griffin won the favor at cards during a party hosted by Mrs. Dr. O Neill in Monona Iowa yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bar Ainslie assisted in serving a two course luncheon for Pythian Sisters. The opening meeting is announced for 7 30 p m today.
Miss Esther Aldridge of Freemont visited sister Mrs. Roger Rath and attended a Ja eves Tarde club meeting at Mrs. C. F. Nagle’s home. Officers elected include Verne Wilson as president and Robert Cale as vice president. Ralph Duglavey was chosen secretary treasurer. An adult sea lion has been observed eating up to 44 salmon in a day.
Seventy cases were tried in August in the police court division of the municipal court. Traffic violations topped the list with 29, followed by 16 for intoxication and six for speeding, among others, yielding $611.29 in fines. The Waterloo Belmont store, exclusive women’s apparel shop, opens Saturday at 10 am under H. L. Yeager, manager, marking a chain of 120 Belmont stores with plans for 60 more by 1923 end.
Advertisement outlines how to obtain up to date fashion patterns from the Courier fashion department in Waterloo. Patterns are provided with seam allowances and orders should arrive within ten days after sending payment of fifteen cents per pattern. Internal mailing address and processing details are given.
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