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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
2
Waterloo shops showcased the fall and winter fashion season with coats furs and velvet gowns displayed to crowds. The event featured new silhouettes hats accessories and lingerie as lights music and fireworks animated the streets and several local organizations hosted related events and teas.
Mrs G H Hospers Mrs Thomas Buchanan and Mrs Cari Davis hosted a luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson with lavender and yellow color scheme. Guests sat at 25 quarter tables with daisies ageratum and candies in matching tones while bridge played in the afternoon.
Joyle club entertained at Mrs. O Neil s 1322 Forest avenue with bridge and favors for Mrs. W Stover Mrs. Roy Hesket and Mrs. Alexander Mutch Next meeting in two weeks with Mrs Jay Roberts Another delight at Mrs Ray Bush s 825 Baltimore street High bridge scores went to Mrs William Davidson and Mrs Allison Maynard Guests included Mrs Davidson and Mrs Herbert Gilley N B Oliver hosted T T F club at 908 Broadway favors to Earl Dean G J Mahanke and Ray Kimler A meeting set for Green Lantern tearoom Sept 27 Kumi Chat Awhile club met at John George 211 Wellington street Odessa Reed Cedar Rapids guest Next meet Oct 11 with Mrs J A Munson Los Comedres Cith elected officers at Mrs Arthur Mosher 1130 Hammond avenue T N Miller president others vice president Ed Shoals secretary treasurer L S Holden reporter A two course luncheon served
Beauty guidance covers nail shaping edge care and polishing methods. It discusses cake powder and liquid polishes water resistance, monthly removal to breathe, and buffing to improve circulation. Advice includes lemon juice for white spots and avoiding excess sweets for skin health.
Miss Kathryn Berry will be the bride of Sabet. Hillman. A party tonight hosted by Misses Leah and Irma Eickelberg at 418 Fowler Street features various games. Guests include Mrs. Oscar Berry, Mrs. John Doyle, Mrs. Waldo Galvin, Mrs. Philip Cohn, Miss Virginia Berry, Miss Dorothy Bernett, and others.
Iowa Federation of Women's clubs officials plan a three day meeting at Hotel Fort Des Moines in Des Moines from September 25 to 27. The call for the gathering is issued by Miss William Milchrist of Sioux City inviting all Iowan club women and friends.
The First Lutheran brotherhood gathers at 7:45 pm tonight at the church. East Park Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with 14 members and 3 visitors, planning a chicken supper on Sept. 20. Fast Park Presbyterian Greaners class meets at 7:30 pm at Miss Margaret Mead’s home. Central Christian church Division one met with 16 members and 1 guest, Mrs. C. W. Hidie, with a 6 o'clock chicken dinner and plans for a banquet at Hotel Russell-Lamson on Dec. 20. Next meeting set two weeks later at Mrs. George Baldwin’s home.
Exanna McFarlane hosts eight guests for a 6 pm dinner at 216 Walnut Street in honor of Mrs W W Fisher a former Waterloo resident now in Ontario Garden flowers in yellow tones decorate. Mrs Charles Slack hosts a three table afternoon event for Fisher at 133 Lafayette Avenue. A surprise party for Mrs Harry Nanny occurs at 2120 Mulberry Street with prizes and a gift for the guest of honor. Mr and Mrs J F Johnson celebrate their third wedding anniversary with 22 guests at 204 Sans Souci Road. Quota Club opens fall season with a 6 15 pm dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson and plans to share vacation tales. Maccabee meeting at Waterloo J C F hall includes secret work instruction and social luncheon. Moose Heart Legion Women hold regular meeting at Moose Hall.
The physical department committee of the Y M C A will meet this evening at 6 o'clock in the Y M C A dining room. W F Higgins, subcommittee chair on policy, will report. Members include W H Beverstock, A A Lohner, Rey F H Moehlmann, Jack Cade, Ray Paul, W F Higgins, Dr L Hemsworth and Glenn Miller.
Culinary notes present crab cocktail with horseradish chili sauce and parsley garnish followed by shrimp au gratin in white sauce with cheese, baked until golden. Also includes coffee parfait with gelatin custard, cream and vanilla, chilled and served in parfait glasses.
A new shoe store called The Shoe Mart will open tomorrow at 211 Fourth Street East, in the former Martin Cigar store space. The remodeled storeroom features a jade green interior and new front. it will sell exclusively women's footwear, and a souvenir will be given with each purchase.
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