Mother's club hosts Orange township gathering at Mrs. Smith home
Orange township Mother's club entertained at Mrs. R. B. Smith's home five miles southwest of the city. Three visitors from Waterloo Aurora and Minnesota joined a noon luncheon and informal afternoon. Mrs. Hugh Geiger will host next month.
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Mother's Club
Orange Township
R. B. Smith
Hilla Williams
Waterloo
S. S. Jeasup
Aurora
Ill
Weld
Minnesota
Hugh Geiger
LeRoy Boon
Blanche Davis
Oelwein
Charley Davis
J. J. Clyde
C. O. Chirico
Clyde
Montana
Cc. G. Merwin
C. P. Green
A. Bellis
R. C. Rollins
Urn
George Bishop
JH. G. Brown
Ed. Fox
South Barclay Street
H. P. Cowles
W. G. Waugh
R. E. Boller
Young Mothers Club
Sumer
Hagerman
Dwight Bowe
George Koff
Edward Bower
Harry Munger
R. S. Henzie
el Deen Club
Hugh Campbell
Des Moines
S. J. Hammerquist
Viola Trenzie
Elaine Forbes
Doris Steele
Wauken
C. E. Conrad
Hrnz Scoville
Clinton- Worth
Marion Bowers
Merle Steele
C. S. Salsbury
Reedsburg
Wis
Milsses Scoville and
Steele
Attractive navy frock with taffeta and serge detailing
The costume features a navy taffeta frock with serge and taffeta work, a snug fitted center, deep shawl collar and clusters of buttons. White organdy provides contrast, with white button boots and a black and white hat completing the stylish ensemble.
Hospital Auxiliary Begins Year Aiming Ten Thousand Dollar Pledge
The Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary met with Mrs. F. Friend to plan the year’s work and pursue a $10,000 spring pledge for a new hospital. A business session reviewed the Miriam Marsh and Pearl Headford Williams benefit recital before committees were appointed for social, shower, A UX, and work. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Friend and Mrs. Isabelle Griffith. Mrs. W. W. Miller will host the auxiliary in two weeks. First Methodist Meeting elected officers for the foreign missionary department and church groups, with Mrs. Bruner as president and other officers named.
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Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
F. Friend
Miriam Marsh
Pearl Headford Williams
Watkins
Frank Nauman
W. W. Lytle
Carlos Seales
A. Mae Bachron
Mittee
First Methodist
First Methodist Episcopal Societies
Foreign Missionary Department
F. W. Court
C. W. Bruner
E. H. Colton
Bruner
W. R. Walker
George Nolte
W. MM. McMurray
B. E. Sewall
Mrs H Van Pell mite box program report
Mrs H Mairudt and Mrs Marquis readings, a missionary letter from Mrs Hateh in South America, and a mystery honor conducted by Mrs J J Johnson. Resignations of Miss Kathryn Minnich and Mrs Waterbury were read and accepted. Officers elected include Miss Agatha Watts president and Mrs George Yenny vice president. A farewell reception for Miss Minnich was planned. Millicent Clark celebrated tenth birthday with Miss Mildred Rector guiding piano numbers and a three course luncheon.
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H. van Pell
Harold Mairudt
Nk Marquis
Mra Hateh
South America
J. J. Johnson
Home Missionary
Cde Tient
E.G. Leftter
Eliair
Kathryn Minnich
Queen Esther Circle
Waterbury
Haley Cowles
Joy Woodfull
Youal
C. B. London
Millicent Clark
Walnut Street
Mildred Rector
Marion Ross
Helen Stevenson
Madge Hostetter
Mildred Fish
Dorothy Elghmey
Pay Dorothy Martin
Harriet Noss
Genevieve Scane
Marion Longley
Mia. J. A. Clark
Inaabe
Reception to Open Suffrage Sessions in Waterloo
Arrangements for entertainment of delegates to the Iowa State Equal Suffrage association convention in Waterloo September 19 to 21 are under way. An informal reception will be held Tuesday evening at Hotel Russell-Lamson for delegates and friends, with hundreds expected. Mrs Beagdon chairs the committee. several local suffragists and civic leaders assist. Delegates will be hosted in local homes and private tables will be arranged at the YWCA for visitor dining.
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Iowa State Equal Suffrage Association
Waterloo
Hotel
Russell-Laumson
Convention
Friends of Equal Suffrage
Diphtheria Case Reported in Waterloo Infant
The city clerk’s office reports Waterloo’s first diphtheria case in months, affecting a 13 month old child of P. F. W. Lynn at 640 Dawson Street. Two cases of infantile illness are now noted.
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Waterloo
PF. W. Lynn
Dawson Street
Farmer 18 Injured by Kick from Horse
George Ball a farmer on rural route No 2 sustained non serious injuries this morning when kicked by a horse He was knocked to the ground with minor cuts and bruises authorities reported the incident occurred on his farm and he is expected to recover.local reporting placeholder
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George Ball
Mr. Ball
Annual Mission Picnic at First Lutheran Church
The First Lutheran church holds its annual mission picnic at Chaqua Park on Sunday with services starting at 10 a m. Rev Ho Brusner of Iowa City will speak in the morning and afternoon, and Rev Hankamer of Tripoli will deliver the evening address.
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Pionio
First Lutheran Church
Cha’ Qua
Park
Brus’ Ner
Iowa City
Gert
Hankamer
Tripoli
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