Party Honors Miss Florence Chilcote Before Her Wedding
Mrs W H Wilson and Mrs F C Sage hosted a party at Mrs Wilsons home last evening for Miss Florence Chilcote who will wed Lloyd Smith on Oct 6. Sixteen guests attended. Prizes for games went to Miss Mabel Archer and Miss Esther Smith. Miss Chilcote received a bedspread. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. The color scheme was pink and green with garden flowers as centerpieces and nutcups at each place. Misses Margaret and Ada Watterson will entertain for Miss Chilcote tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wilson
F.C. Sage
Wilson
Florence
Chilcote
Lloyd Smith
Mabel Archer
Esther Smith
Margaret
Ada Watterson
Mildred Kays to Become Bride of Karl Waggoner
The town society column details Mildred Kays’s coming marriage to Karl M. Waggoner of Decatur. A three course dinner party hosted by Mrs. O. A. Kays and Miss Velma Ways revealed the date, September 28, and featured corsage favors showing the couple’s wedding pictures. Attending were Charles Shaffner Frank Bloomquist Elwood Sanders Ray Galinveaux Emmett Miller Lowell Ransom A B Enderlein Meddie Hombs Vy Tyler Burdette Roemer Ethel Paterson Peterson of San Diego Cal. Miss Kays, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O A Kays of Hammond Avenue, serves Mortimer B. Cleveland. Mrs. Shaffner to host tomorrow luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Kays
Velma Ways
Mildred
D'Eda. Kays
Karl M. Winggoner
CG. L. Waggoner
Decatur, Dl
Charles .Shafiner
Frank Bloomquist
Friday Study Club Opens Program at Abbs Residence
Friday’s study club will hold its first meeting of the year at Abbs residence with an impromptu roll installation of officers. Mrs C HL Davis, the new president, will deliver her inauguration address. Social hour follows with special musical numbers and Welfare Sewing committee items on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HL. Davis
Local Club Meetings and Postponements Reported
A series of brief notes show Thursday afternoon gatherings at the home of Mrs George Burbank with Mrs R Be Hinsley. Bridge club activities include Le Fox and a later event with Mrs Anne Kruse and others. A Waterloo IC Pandora club meeting was postponed, and several ladies gathered yesterday evening with Mrs Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ielub
Will . Ursday
George ‘Burbank
Columbus
Anne. Kruse
Michael ‘Welbes
Margaret Young
Plut
James * Hurley
HH. J.gille
Lois.Bannengers
Local Club Events Schedule At Community Venues
Tonight gatherings include apne chapter O E S Masonic and Spanish War veterans and auxiliary picnic at Electric Park, Trinity American Luther League at church parlors, Cedar Heights Aid Society with Mrs A R Morehouse, G Wao Friendship Club with Mrs George Burbank, Rowena Circle Yeomen with Mrs V F Martin, American Legion auxiliary at Memorial Hall, Woman's Auxiliary St Mark's Church with Mrs J M Skogmo, Garden Club with Mrs J T Riordan, and Blue Triangle League Y W A planned for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apne
O. E. S.—Masonic Spanish War Veterans and S Auxiliary
Trinity American Luther League
Cedar Heights Aid Society
A. R. Morehouse
OH. G. Wao Friendship Club
George Burbank
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
American Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Church
J. M. Skogmo
J. T. Riordan
Blue Triangle League
Y. W
Danger Within Declared as Nation's Main Threat
County Attorney F W Edwards told Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club members during Constitution Week that America's danger lies within. He urged reverence for the Constitution as the backbone of government and condemned law violations by all social classes, urging patriotic duty and legal respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
F. W. Edwards
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club
United States
Edwards
H. B
Taylor
Maude ‘Harmon
Glenna Johnson
Kathryn “Barton
Blanche John
Hamlin
Francise
Steb
Balensiefer
Elizabeth Kenney
Ruby Elam
Hazel Swanziger
Callie Wieder
Lew -Sarett
Church News Woman's auxiliary meets at 2:30 pm
The Woman's auxiliary of St. Mark's Episcopal Church will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow. Mrs J M Skogmo will host the gathering and united offerings will be collected during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's ' Episcopal Church
J.M. Skogmo
United
Hints in Beauty Care Eye Exercises for Better Vision and Appearance
Edna Kent Forbes discusses eye exercises for beauty, not sight correction. She urges seeing a doctor for real vision problems, then suggests simple daily movements to relax and strengthen eye muscles, plus focusing on distant scenery to improve eye flexibility and appearance.
After-the-Frost Flowers Needed Says Mrs Wood
Mrs Wood of the Garden club appeals for post frost blooms to decorate the Riordan home Prospect Hills for tomorrow afternoon. She cites a list from A Little Book of Perennials including monkshood Michaelmas daisies hardy chrysanthemum Japanese anemones and Delphinium gran diflorum among others. The flower committee chair C A Waterbury asks flowers be delivered to the Riordan residence early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
J. Y. Riordan
Prospect Hills
Waterloo
George Wood
C. A. Waterbury
Riordan
H. ‘B. Maynard
Nathan Barber
Robert Knox
L. A. Kliebenstein
Minnie Minkler Becomes Bride of Joseph Beckman
Minnie Minkler of Cherokee married Joseph Beckman of Council Bluffs with Rev N J Lentz performing the ceremony at St John’s Catholic rectory. Bride’s maid Lillian Gameron and best man Rudolph Haberreth attended. After a two week honeymoon the Beckmans will reside in Council Bluffs where he works for Illinois Central Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Lentz
St. John’s Catholic
Minnie Minkler
Joseph Beckman
Council Bluffs
Lillian Gameron
Rudolph Haberreth
Verna Mishak II Guests of Honor at Kitchen Shower
Twenty girls of St. John's Young People's club attended a kitchen shower honoring Verna Mishak II who is married to Arthur. The evening featured music dance and games with prizes and a mock wedding portion. Bridesmaids and attendants included Miss Thompson Miss Sims Miss Raine and Mrs Ludwik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Young People’s Club
Mishak
Arthur
St. John’s
Avilla Sims
Arlene
Ludwig
Cidesroot
Miss Sims
Miss . Thompson
Genevieve
Shannon
Raine
Margaret Gorton
Florence, Roth
Miss Shannon
Madeline Sims
Birthday Observance and Card Party At D O V Meeting
D O V members observed a birthday with a noon chicken dinner planned for the gathering. Guests included Mrs Elsie Olesen of Minneapolis and Mrs A B Cook of Inde. A bridge game yielded high scores for Mrs Connors, Mrs Jack Parley, and Mrs Peter Wagner. the host received a gift. St Johns Sewing circle plans a 2 40 pm card party tomorrow in the new school hall with 000 tables, chaired by Mrs Jack Bussey and refreshments by Mrs Phillip Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basar
Elsie Olesen
Minneapolis
Minn
A.B. Cook
Prank Connors
Bridge
Connors
Jack. Parley
Peter Wagner
St. John's
Jack Bussey
Phillip Adrian
Waterloo Room Decorated for Banquets at Hotel Russell-Lamson
Interior decorators completed final touches on the Waterloo room at Hotel Russell-Lamson, formerly Parlors L and M. On the mezzanine, the green motif with scenic Cedar River and B Park paintings by Edgar Britton of Cedar Rapids highlights new carpet, drapes, crystal lighting, and chairs for dinners and meetings. Tangney and McGinn, owners, said the Gold room’s success inspired the new setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Cedar River
Edgar Britton
Cedar Rapids
E. F. Tangney
F. McGinn
Scheufele Charged With Assault and Murder in Mt Vernon
In municipal court at Severeays County, Scheufele faces charges of assault and murder after a bullet wounded Dilworth at his Mt Vernon township home. Sheriff Wagner and City Detective Hugh Crumrine attended the hearing as Dilworth fights recovery from the side wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheene Dawe
Severeays County
Pawarde Dilworth
Scheufele
Vernon Township
Dilworth
Wagner
Hugh Crumrine
Grinnell College opens year with rising male enrollment
Grinnell College opened its school year on regular schedule with men outnumbered by coeds two to one last year, now composing nearly half the student body as enrollment trends shift toward more men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Mately
Grinnell’ ‘College
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Miss. Chilcote
Mildred Kays
Karl Waggoner
Abbs
Deen
R. Be Henzie
Ba ‘Club
le Fox
Cole
Tomor
Ate
Waterloo I. C
Pandora ‘Club
Society
Association
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
M. F
Mrs. Wood
Finance Committee of
Woman's Club
Mmes
Ray Eggert
H. A. Maine
A. A. Hoffman
Arch McFarlane
HH. W. Flint
HL. Nelson
A. L. McGough
Victor Stafford
WW. P. Kerwin
B. W. Schuneman
W.E. Johnson
H. C
Ww. C
Hale
Memorial
Verna Mishak II
Kathryn Herren
Kathryn
William. Herren
Mary Lou
Algase
Martha Lawson
Lois Gragy
Ellen Burgess
Barbara Howard
Lydia Cole
Maxine Clark
Miriam. Huston
Mildred Forrester
Grace Cowlishaw
Sacred Heart Ladies’ Aid’ Society
Hall
A. L. Salz
Thomas Fitzgerald
Nick Delegardelle
Irene Duba
F. J. Herman
Moose Hall
Harry Fergeman
Len Bryant
Ernest Webber
John . Johnson
C. B. McCord
Maud la Tier
Sunnyside
Rowena Circlue
V. F. Martin
Buchanan Optical Service
Rtichanan Duces Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Institute
Saad
Adams Paper’& Specialties Co
Asoault
Smith, Lichty & Bhillman CO
Eady
Folger’s
Folger's
Folger
Chhe
Correk
the Folger
Kansas City
J. A. Folger
Grinnell College
Aenea
Jean West
Spencer
Emerson
College of Boston
W. Park
Argyle St
Theory and Harmony Telephone
RADIO
Eveready
Standard Tire Co
Corner
5Th
Jefferson
All Electric Radio
Wallaterloo
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