Waferloon Woman's Club Autumn Party and Bridge Winners
More than 100 members of Wa i terloon Woman's club attended an autumn party at the clubhouse. Nineteen tables hosted bridge and 500 with prizes awarded to Mrs. George N. Cousins and Ars James Clark first. Mrs T J Fitzgerald and Mrs M H Kelly second. Proceeds fund a new pipe organ for St. Mark's Episcopal church.
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Wa Iterloon Woman's Club
George N. Cousins
Ars
James Clark
T. J. Fitzgerald
M. H. Kelly
Germany
France
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Retiring Pastor to Be Complimented by City Clergy
Dr and Mrs A C Preston will leave for a new charge in Sioux Falls S D soon and will be guests of honor at a farewell luncheon hosted by the Waterloo Ministerial association and their wives at Hluck's tearoom Wednesday noon Also Cedar Falls pastors and wives invited Rev Clinton F Smith president will preside Talks will follow Mrs Smith will sing Dr C H Purmort will discuss Preston work at Westminster Presbyterian and within the Presbyterian denomination Dr R F Hariburt and Dr W H Reachler will speak on neighborliness with other churches Mrs J C Rankin will address the ministers wives and S A Cohagan secretary for the M G A
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A. C. Preston
Sioux Falls
S. 1
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Hluck
Cedar Falls
Clinton F. Smith
Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
R. F. Hariburt
W. H. Reachler
J. C. Rankin
S. A. Cohagan
Theodore J Ptak to Play Cello On Benefit Program
Theodore J Ptak, a cellist, will be the third artist in a benefit program at West High Auditorium Thursday evening. Ethel Jones, Chicago mezzo soprano, and Miss Marion T Ransier, pianist, join Miss Jones with Mr Ptak providing accompaniment for the concert. The performer is a notable entrant in Waterloo's musical circles and has already shown artistry.
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Theodore J. Ptak
Ethel Jones
Chicago
Marion T. Ransier
West High Auditorium
Mr. Ptak
Miss Jones
Waterloo
Doris Rollins and Ralph Alexander to Marry Oct 2
Friends announced the engagement and coming marriage of Doris Rollins to Ralph Alexander at a party last evening. The ceremony is set for Tuesday October 2 with twenty six guests enjoying games and prizes. The event featured peanut doll favors and Goldenglow and white colors with family members serving refreshments.
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Doris Rollins
Ralph Alexander
Heater Taylor
Willis Glockner
G. O. Rollins
HL. 8. Whitney
Virginia Berry
Farwell
Collage
Secon
Walter Lee
Seth Winslow
Ames
Mise Ice Whitnacy
University O
Minnesota
Afta
Wedded at Nashua Ruth Whitney and R R Hoffman
Miss Ruth Whitney and R R Hoffman were married Monday afternoon at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. The ceremony was conducted by Very Rev Edward Slattery. Attendants included Mr and Mrs EB W Rohrnson. The bride wore brown satin faced crepe and carried Onhelia roses. They will reside on the groom’s farm north of Waterloo after Oct 1.
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Ruth Whitney
Austin Whitney
Raymond R. Hoffman
William Hoffman
Little Brown Church
Nashua
W. Rohrnson
Wavarly
Waterloo
Harold Smith
Grecla Shupe
Hilda Meffert
Dorothy Meffert
SIDE TALKS ON THE GRACEFUL VISITOR AND HOSTESS
Ruth Sameron offers guidance on visiting etiquette as open season ends and school starts. Define stay with dates, avoid overstaying, contribute to chores, be polite to maids, and avoid asking for special services or excessive praise. Don’t be late for meals, and mimic graceful guests you’ve enjoyed.
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Unu
Beauty Chats From Edna Kent Forbes Readers Advice
A collection of reader questions and columnist responses on beauty and health. Topics include exercises for height, fever blisters, hair care with sulphur products and tonics, needle hair removal, oily skin and pimples, eye size and astigmatism corrections, calorie guidance for dieting, nail white spots from lime deposits, and selling a dark brown hair switch.
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Bobbie
Pandora
Anna J
Mildred M
Waterloo clubs host varied meetings and socials noted
Waterloo Woman's Club prepares sessions on Home and Education literary work with biographies of national women. A farewell party honors city hall staff and Ames students. Cedar Heights and Jackson Kellogg couples marry in Avoca, and many social events, lunches, bridge, and anniversaries fill the week across local organizations and churches.
Waterloo pattern order notice in Evening Courier
Instructions to obtain the newspaper pattern patterns from the Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Enclose 16 cents per pattern for design. Orders filled as possible but should arrive within ten days after mailing in poor order.
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Gerd
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
A Charming Frock for the Growing Girl 1923 Pattern
White Swiss dotted in yellow isere with white organdy trimmed at Cree edges. Suitable for voile, batiste, embroidered fabrics or bordered goods. Pattern in four sizes 4 6 10 14 years. yardages given for waist and skirt. Mail pattern for silver or stamps, Up-to-date Fall and Winter 1923-24 Book of Fashions.
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Book of Fashions
Community Club Notes and Local Social News
The Witd Rose club will meet Thursday with Dr Carrie Markle as hostess. Forget-Me-Not club will hold a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Mary Hickey's home with a picnic supper. Walnut Street Baptist Women’s Society divisions host a thimble tea at Mrs Frank Durfey’s. United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting for year’s work. L. M. I. club luncheon at Bix Run Thursday features a musical program. Iowa City resident affairs include college attendance and family moves. Permits issued for private garages costing 100 each to C E B Scott and J C Joynar. Mr and Mrs Michael Schick visit Cedar Valley hospital. Miss Addilla Boies and Miss Jean Birdsall visit from Des Moines. Spanish War veterans social night at Memorial Ball with music and games. Miss Doris Stay guests and Miss Clara Draeger changes job at Black's to Charles City. A dog poisoned at 1209 Fourth Street West. several nearby dogs affected. East Waterloo farmer William Hoffman journeying by horseback toward New York state halted by heavy traffic.
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M. J. Hadish
Helen
Iowa City
University of Iowa
C. EB. Scott
Lime
J.C. Joynar
Broadway
Michael Schick
Mr. Schick
Frank
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
H. ©. Rhodes
Trortland
Ore
Roy Nicol
Rickerstreet
Addilla Boies
Dois Moines Tribune
Jean Birdsall
Drake University
Les Moines
Helen Gould
Doris 3
Stay
Roland, Ta
R. B. Stay
Grange Township
Clara Draegers
Black
George B. Pike
Fourth Street West
City in Brief and Local Society Notes
CITY IN BRIEF reports ongoing glasses repairs at the Buc hanan Y M C A building. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Sioux City visit sister Mrs. Mable Shurburne. Miss Gertrude Shaw, now in Waterloo from Chicago, visits relatives. Milton F. Fields leaves for Eldora for several days at district court. Mrs. R C Hufstader of Detroit visits friends. her husband formerly was assistant pastor at First Congregational church. Eldon W. Miller has returned to
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George Smith
Sioux City
Mable Shurburne
Gertrude Shaw
Chicago
Waterloo
Milton F. Fields
Eldora
R. C. Hufstader
Detroit
Mich
First Congregational Church
Eldon W. Miler
Business Women Form YWCA Club for Study and Service
Thirty young business women met at the YWCA to form a club focused on study recreation and service work. A report on organization was set for October 2 with a committee including Misses Helen Swinbank Buedin Fresenberg Carrie Kristensen Esther Schmadeke and Viola Tiang. Grace Hinkley presided Bee Bogardus sang and Aimee Pagandus outlined building plans and future prospects.
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Extension Department
Helen Swinbank
Buedin Fresenborg
Carrie Kristensen
Esther Schmadeke
Viola Tiang
Grace Hinkley
Margaret Howell
Bee Bogardus
Kristen Sen
Aimee Pagundus
Pagandus
T He
Waw
Kristensen
Geneva Council
Miss Mabel Sibert Blinded by Auto Injury Patient at St Francis
Miss Mabel Sibert daughter of Mr and Mrs George Sibert has been blinded five weeks after injuries from being struck by an automobile. She is at St Francis hospital after transfer from Colfax where she had treatment in a sanitarium. ISSUE BANK CALL. Comptroller of the Currency orders a call for the condition of all national banks at close of business Friday Sept 14.
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Mabel Sibert
George Sibert
St. Francis Hospital
Colfax
Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Currency Today
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Philadelphia
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Siating
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Fowler Coffee
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Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Karnak
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc
Seling Age
W. & J. Sloane
New York
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Eane Cee
Mary Hickey
Forget-Me-Not Club
H. N. McMaxter
Homer Card
Walnut Street Baptist Women’s Society
Frank Durfey
Olga Buxton
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P. K. Paulsen
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Bix
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