Marriage of Miss Geraldine Gilchrist and Julius F Johnson
In Grace Methodist Church a single ring ceremony united Miss Geraldine Gilchrist daughter of Mrs Adelaide Gilchrist 303 Fisher Building and Julius F Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Louis Johnson 1614 Franklin Street. Ushers Merton Friedley Myron Highmey, organist Dana Campbell, vocal by George Marker, wedding march recessional from Mendelssohn. After ceremony breakfast at Black’s in orchid pink decor. They plan a wedding trip to Dubuque Chicago and Madison. Both graduates of East High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Ibchrist
Adelaide Gilchrist
Fisher Building
Julius F. Johnson
Louis Johnson
Franklin Street
Grace Methodist Church
A. B. Curran
Merton Friedley
Myron Highmey
Dana Campbell
George Marker
Hucile Cutler
Miss Campbell
Mendelssai
Dorothy Johnson
Joan
Gilchrist
Vinton
Welter Lee
Mr. Johnson
L. K. Gichrist
Sam Railsbach
Sherman Richart
G. W. Sour
George R. Knapp
Esther Knapp
Glen Carpenter
Kon
Bobby
Secanectady
N. Y
Aldred Johnson
Quentin
Des Moines
Fred Mertens
Marshalltown
Fifteenth Year Opens Friday Study Club Program
The Friday Study club enters its fifteenth year with a program on American social problems planned by the project committee. The opening meeting will be held Friday at Mrs. W. W. Lytle home. Officers include President Mrs. Lytle and Vice President Mrs. C. A Lasser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lytle
Federation of Women's Clubs
The
Chip
Lytle
C. A” Lasser
Emma
Edgington
Alps
W. GC. Breckenridge
Willis Johnson
Doris Spensley and Ralph Martin to Marry This Month
Miss Doris Spensley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Welter Spensley of 171 Daryea Street Detroit Michigan, will marry Ralph Martin in late September. An informal party at the home of Miss Clara Ware last evening honored the brideto-be and guests spent the afternoon hemming towels for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Spensley
Ralph. Martin
Detroit. Mich
Clara Ware
Elizabeth Lies
Spensley
Welter Spenssey
Daryea Street
Dubuque Hosts National G A R Leaders In Honor
Mrs Henry Seebers, re elected treasurer of the National Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, and Mrs C O Shupe delegate from Lincoln circle journeyed to Dubuque to visit Mrs James Cary, past national president. Shiloh circle plans a reception and party in their honor with Mrs Cary hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seebers
Nationa Ladies
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Rapids
Mich
C. O. Shupe
Lincolneircle
James ,Cary
Dubuque
Shiloh Circle
Dubuaque
T. C. Eiferding
F. H. Parsons
Herbert Mead
Anna Weaver Berkar
Lincoln Circle
Miss McAllister Weds Victor Venne At St Josephs Church
Fort Dodge reports the 6 am wedding of Miss Margaret McAllister and Victor J. Venne at St. Josephs Catholic Church performed by Rev Father John McDonald. The couple planned a motor trip to the Atlantic coast and will reside in Fort Dodge after November 1. Mrs Venne worked for Matt Parrott and Sons. Mr Venne represents Chicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co with Fort Dodge HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McAllister
Victor J. Venne
Fort Dodge
St. Joseph's Catholc Church
John McDonald
Black's
Venne
Matt Parrott and Sons Company
A. J. Demmel
Kingbard Avenue
Ventie
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Coal Company
Winter wardrobe planning and color schemes guide
The article advises planning a winter wardrobe around a single dominant color for all accessories to keep shopping economical. It notes light stockings remain fashionable and suggests colors like beige gray stone and pinkish brown, with instructions on coordinating gloves hats and bags and a note on peroxide hair coloring care and professional consultation before dyeing.
Four Artists Scheduled for Waterloo Woman's Club Tea Program
Waterloo Woman's Club teapot garden party opens the social season Monday afternoon with four artists. Katharine Carroll Smith from Chicago, violinist Mrs. Wilma Baghor Galloway of Dallas, vocalist Mrs. A. J. Alexander, and pianist Miss Laverne Beal will perform in two groups with piano by Mrs. Robert Parrott. Local hosts include Mrs. Loren J. Berry as chair, with Mrs. J. E. Bragdon supervising cards and Mrs. Lore Alford Jr overseeing guest reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Woman’s Club
Waterloo
Katherine Carroll Smith
Chicago
Wilma Baghor Galloway
Dallas
Tex
A. JL. Alexander
Laverne Boal
Smith
Claude
Bennett
Lyceum Bureau
Galloway
C. 8
Basher
Viennes
Kreisler
Aver
Buriingh
Miss Beal
Watts
Brahms
McDowell
Hark
Schubert
Julia
BE. A. Boggs
A. Boutragar
Nathan Barber
W. H. Bickley
Music Study to Be Resumed by Club Monday
Music study club enters its thirteenth year with the study plan From Song to Symphony by Mason. Sessions cover art songs, opera, chamber music, and orchestral works from November through May, with a Christmas party and annual banquet closing the program. A roof garden picnic invites employed girls to attend with ukuleles for informal singing. A surprise party for Mrs Sohn Goransson was held at her Linden Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Clu
Roland Taylor
Daniel Gregory Mason
Natonal Federation of Music Clubs
I Polk
Young Women’s Christian Association
Farty
Sohn Goran
Linden Avenue
Church Activities Spotlight Sunday Gatherings Across Local Faiths
Daughters of Plymantle plan an all day gathering at Mrs Z F Renny's home with Westminster and Universalist families invited to a church social in the evening. First Baptist reports cradle roll party with 36 Metheny children and as many babies at Burton Area Church in Sherwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymantlemouth
AM Wreetminster Presbyterian l Church
Todd
First Baptist Church
Sherwood Park
Victor Read
Bayground
Mra
Meérle Lakue
Metheny
Burton Area Baptist Church
Yental
Cuford Dryden
Louis Gates
N Kepple
Charles Hose
Mere Hebert Sherwaad
Uradle
B P W Members to Hear Hamilton at Meeting Tuesday
Business and Professional Women members plan a Tuesday dinner session featuring Clayton Hamilton, a top theatre expert, to discuss Waterloo archival work and the centennial Sheridan festival. Maude Mitrinon chairs the dinner. guests are urged, with reservations via group captains at 8230. Special musical numbers will enliven the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claytonamilton
Waterloo
Richard Hrmstey Sheridan
Brander Matthews
Columbia University
Hamilton
Forum
Bookman
Everybody's Magazine
Vogue
Trieston
Siever Prosieius
Waterloo D A R Resumes Stated Sessions With Dinner
The Waterloo Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a dinner and program in Black's tearoom as the new year opened. About 45 members attended with hostesses including Mrs. Blesser and Mrs. Eaton. The group updated committees, honored a late member, and heard talks on regional trips and the national convention. A note on Red Cross support and Christmas bass filling was included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black
Messler
Brown
Ben Blesser. Fisher
E. W. Eaton
G. C. Kennedy
J. R. Roberts
T. E. Scott
Americantention Committee
Alrs. Hock
Red Cross
Mand
Dudley
P. H. Paulsen
Kreisler
PATTERNS OFFERED FOR COURIER PATTERN SERVICE
The Evening Courier advertises up-to-date sewing patterns with fabrics like velvet and gingham. Customers pay 15 cents per pattern and 50 cents for postage, with delivery claimed in about ten days. Patterns available in sizes 2, 4, and 6 with material guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Wayterloo
Peter Tan Redlar
Pasilone
Water temperature raised and facility upgrades noted
The water temperature has been raised to 080 degrees, per Mrs. FJ Dempster. Other improvements during the two week period include nonslip rubber matting in the dressing areas and from the dressing rooms to the pools, installation of hair dryers, upgraded suits, and a reduction in enrollment fees. Registrations will be received at the association's business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FJ. Dempster
Former Iowa U Athlete Weds New York Woman in Claremont
Homer Brown son of Dr Curtis H Brown and Mrs Brown married Miss Helen Benjamin in Claremont New Hampshire. Brown a State University of Iowa standout in baseball and basketball served as a WWII lieutenant. The couple met while postgraduate students at Columbia University New York City. Helen Benjamin is a Smith College graduate. Mrs Helen Beckwith of Claremont hosted. Brown works in New York City as supervisor of personnel statistics for Western Electric. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Lee S McCollester and Rev C E Fleler Universalist pastor. In Traer regular Women's Relief Corps meeting planned a thimblebee for Sept 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Curtis H. Brown
Marian
Claremont
N. H
Homer
State University of Iowa
Helen Benjamin
Hirn RR. Beckwith
Lee
McCollester
D. D
Divinity School
H. Brown
The
State University
Western Electric, company &@S
New York City
Federation of Women's Clubs Session Set for Sept 22 in Des Moines
Board members and county chairs of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs are invited to a joint Des Moines meeting September 22. The program opens at 7:30 p.m. with an executive committee session and a board meeting, followed by a luncheon and an informal reception at Hoyt Sherman Place. Participants include Waterloo members M E B. Boges and Mrs. W. I. Parratt and state auditor J. Towrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moines
John Hex Lake
Shenandoah
Waterloo
EB. A. Boges
W. I. Parratt
Applied. Education Department
Mray J. J. iTowrey
Hoyt Sherman
Traer High School Star Weds Quietly at Parsonage
Ralph McComas, Traer high school athlete famed in track, married Aufss Mil dred Balvin at the Methodist parsonage in Traer. They plan to reside in Marshalltown where he works for Lennox Furnace. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs James Halvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Ralph McComas
Traer High School
A. M. Billingsley
Mildred Balvin
James Halvin
Toledo
Marshalltown
Lennox Furnace Company
McComes
High Echoa
Che
Becker chapter plans Ladies auxiliary events in Madison area
Mrs. GC W Chapman and Mrs FL Reed discuss Egypt trips at Mrs Lore Alfard Jr home at 1 p m. Becker chapter Order of Eastern Star to meet 2 30 p m Monday at 180 Fourth Street Wisconsin visitors Mr and Mrs I R Lehman of Madison honor a 7 p m picnic at J A Hall home. Miki kittens dance at 9 p m in Black's Tuesday. Mrs J M Shores president and Mrs Mardin secretary lead after summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Banker
Becker Chapter
Order of Hastern Star
Fourth Street
Wea
Wisconsin
Anay
I. R. Lehman
Madison
Waterloo
And
Hirs
Mikiets
Black
Dridge Party
Fiklets
Robert Hardin
Will Margadant
J. M. Shores
Organiszation
Mardin
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Geraldine Gilchrist
Julius Johnson
G. W. Palmer
S. Gertrude Collentine
Mpf Wagner
Warner
H. J. DeGurg
C. J. Nauman
W. E. Silver
Iren Lrips
Doris. Spensley
Ralph Martin
Shupe
Mrs
Miss McAllister
Victor Venne
Scotland
Minnie Crippen
Church News
YLW. CG. A
Slate
Iowa
New York
Memorial Hall
Traer High
B. O
EH. H. Setoll
Sibert
Fie
Poiret
Harvest Sale
Taevest
Ereh
Aml
Vorlar Steels
Haryvest Sable
Bandeau
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