Society in Review Activities Planned by Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club schedules a busy week at the clubhouse with two plays directed by Mrs. Jimy Knox and Allee Garstenberg, musical numbers by a trio and Clark Gozad, and a concluding tea for city teachers and club officers. The week also includes Athena Delphian society talks, YWCA programs, and various lectures and social events across local clubs and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's
Jimy Knox
Ethel Brinkman
Harry Bennet
Ross Bennett
Hayden
Military Symphony
Clark Gozad
Rueben Miller
Roger P. Birdsall
Lytton’ Strachey
Queen Victoria
L. C. Hemsworth
W. WL. Marsh
Cc. F. Altstadt
Y. Weog. A
Y. Mo GA
Business and
Professional Women's Club
Natural Music Club
Public Library
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Claude Bennett
Lillian Huntingtons
Egypt
The
Bible Times
Athena
Delphian ‘Society
R. C. Eggert
EB. G. Pullen
Hatshetsut
B. B. Sippel
Empire Times
E. Fy. Schenegge
Arthur Anne
Weekly Club Meeting Schedule For Waterloo Women Groups
A dense list outlines next weeks meetings for multiple Waterloo groups. Athena chapter Delphian YWCA sororities PEO Deb Dickens club and many circle parties are set in halls, churches and clubs with times from Tuesday to Friday and events including picnics, bridge parties, sewing circles, and social teas.
Former Independence Resident to Wed in Illinois
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Norma Grooms and Arthur Weinrich Jr. in Cicero Illinois on Saturday September 21. The bride is a former Independence resident, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Grooms who moved to Chicago about three years ago and she is a graduate of Independence High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Norma Grogms
Arthur Weinrich, Jr
Cicerio
Ed Grooms
Chicago
Independence High School
Marie Schmidt Honored At Ladies Party And Shower
A dinner and shower for Marie Schmidt featured compliments from Ethel and Edna Lichty at the Lichty home. Bridge prizes went to Nellie Garvey and Alice Krieger. A second shower followed, with guests including Mrs. Charles Hush Latra and Lillian Mitchell Minnie Malvauer May Keller Eda Behrens Anna Decker Maude Harmon Myrtie Whyman. A separate bridge party for Sehmidt was hosted by Maude Harmon and Anna Decker at 2032 Third Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Schmidt
Ethel
Edna Lichty
Nellie Garvey
Alice Krieger
Miss Sehmidt
Charles Hush
Latra
Lillian Mitchell
Minnie Malvauer
May Keller
Eda Behrens
Anna Decker
Maude Harmon
Myrtie Whyman
Miss Harmon
Third Street West
Relax More: Sun Time And Skincare Tips
Edna Kei suggests half hour of sun and quiet to relax nerves, with practical tips for busy people. Office sun gardens, warm midday rests, and light therapies accompany advice on skin care, hair color via henna shampoo, and cautions against squeezing blackheads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kei
Palm Beach
Wolken
G. S.A
Northeastern Iowa Couples United at Marriage Rites
Several couples from Northeastern Iowa were wed in September ceremonies. Marie Ostendorf and Jakob Hemmen tied the knot at the bride’s home in Stoul with Rev Westen berg officiating. Lois Maxine Crawford and Frank A Lettow wed near Nashua then planned a post ceremony trip and residence in Council Bluffs. Ethel Tone Steelman and Elmer Risiting married in Osage with travel plans to Hadley, Minnesota, and Hadley residents Ruth Parker and Dean Myers wed in Osage with future residence in Dubuque. Mayme Varnek and Frank Novak united in Chelsea in a double ceremony, while Anna Mae Kelley married Adrien Shinefield in Des Moines. Cora White and J A Woodson wed in Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Stoul
Marie Ostendorf
Herman Ostendorf
Jakob Hemmen
Aplington
Mr. Westenberg
Parkersburg
Lois Maxine Grawford
John Crawford
New Hampton
Frank A. Lettow
Buckeye
Sitte Brown Church
Nashua
William Kent
Minnesota
Canada
Michigan
Council Bluffs
New Hampton High School
Bride Groam
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Tone Steelman
Little Cedar
Elmer CG. Risiting
Hadley
Minn
Baptist Parsonage
Osage
John kKern
Black Hills
Ristling
Dter
Charles Steelman
Little Sedan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chelsea
Mayme Varrek
Frank Novak
W. A. Dostal
Novak
Joe Varnek
Antone Novak
Anna Mae Kelley
Adrien Shinefield
Des Moines
B. Kelley
Lamont
Plans and Classes for Ye Yz Ones Are Made Known
Waterloo area clubs announce programs for the Ye Yz Ones club and YWCA classes. Activities include talks by Miss Neillé Truak, themes like Gods Beauty and Strains of Gods Music, plus November December plans and a membership drive. Classes for young women start Oct 7 with topics from Modern Art to Poetry Appreciation and Hand Craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Neillé Truak
C. J. Conery
Y. Ww
Club
Woman's Society and church group notices headline
Church notices urge Woman's Society members to attend a Friday meeting at 4330 o'clock to plan supplies for White Cross Overseas Service. Group 3 led by Mrs Warneke and Group 4 led by Mrs Newton organize refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIL
Woman's Society
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
White Gross Overseas Service
As Warneke
Group '3
Harry Newton
Group 4
Waterloo clubs hear plans for year's 1929 30 season
Mrs. W. H. Bickley outlined the Waterloo Woman's club program for 1929 30 during the opening meeting. Departments including literacy fine arts and junior auxiliary were discussed along with goals, unity, and service to the community. District convention preparations and planned entertainments were announced. Lincoln Circle G A R members also met and planned events including a Kensington and bazaar, while Yeoman and Junior Auxiliary groups announced new members and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauuauqua
Westbrary
Black
E.ag. Carey
Denver
Mayme Egan
K. C.hall
Waterloo Woman's ‘Club
W. H. Bickley
America
H. M. Reed
D. E. Bragdon
Bh. E. Eickelberg
J. H. Grippen
L. Johnson
C. W.ellyson
H. Ww. Hallowell
Geerl ‘Bickley
Dream of Cedar Falls clubhouse realized at dedication
A year after Henry and G A Pfeiffer funded a clubhouse with 20000. the total raised funds, and the Pfeiffer endowment will support maintenance. Dedication will feature Dr Bruce Giffem, Mrs William G Nubn, and remarks by Mrs Henry Taylor and Foy Cross. A 2 to 4 pm reception precedes an evening banquet with Cedar Falls leaders and state federation speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Henry
G. A. Pfeiffer
New York City
Lawn City
Middlewest
Pfeiffer Brothers
Emma Pfeiffer Mercer
Bruce Gif
Fem
First Presbyterian’ S Church
William CG. Nubn
Hugh S. Buffum
BE. L. Ritter
Henry Taylor
Bloomfield
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cedar Heights
Hudson
Waterloo
la Porte City
Black Hawk County
Ritter
Iinclude Foy Cross
Galen Tilden
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Emma Pfeiffer Mémer
First All-College Dance of Term Held at T C
The first college dance of the new semester at the State Teachers college was held in the women's gymnasium with a large turnout. Nearby social events included a Detroit trip by Danish society members and a bridge luncheon in Cedars Falls honoring Mrs. J T Dettener now in Los Angeles. The American Legion auxiliary of Dike also met at Mrs. J A Thomas's home for a business session followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Otto
W. W. Arlen
George Perkins
Otte
E. Mink
T. C
Courier
Edar Falls
State Teachers College
John J. Kyhi
J. L. Markussen
Anders Iversen
Martin Morgensen
Parkview Apartments
United
Detroit
American Legion Auxiliary of Dike
J. A. Thomas
Nineteenth Street West
Keokuk Man Weds Ft. Dodge Teacher at Iowa Falls
A Keokuk man, Carl Robert Tyler, and Miss Jocelyn Helen Wallace of Iowa Falls were married at the Congregational church in Iowa Falls with Rev. C. E. Gushman officiating. Wallace, a Fort Dodge journalism teacher, previously worked for the Keokuk Gate City and studied at the state university. Tyler, advertising manager for Gate-City, plans to pursue advanced advertising work in Chicago while Wallace studies commercial art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Congregational Church
C. E. Gushman
Mise Jocelyn Helen Wallace
Carl Robert Tyler
Keokuk
Chas. R. Wallace
Wapello Courtly
State University
Keokuk Gate City
Fort Dodge
Tyler
Gate-City
Chicago
Waterloo Woman's Club Displays Portraits by Former Resident
Two portraits hang in the Waterloo Woman's Club drawing room loaned by Mrs. David McKee of Des Moines. The works, copies of Velasques paintings from Madrid's Prado, are full length of Don Fernando of Austria and a Duc de Olivar et equestrian. The artist studied with William M Chase in Europe and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Philip
Spain
Duke of Olivaret
William M. Chase
New York
McKee
Chase
London
Paris
Madrid
Europe
Local Iowa State Sorority Pledges Reported
Local girls pledged sororities at Iowa State University after rushing activities that began last Monday and concluded yesterday. Waterloo participants include Miss Virginia Fish who pledged Gamma Phi Beta, along with Misses Alice and Esther Lovejoy Eneatha Kenyon and Frances Stotts affiliating with Gamma Phi Beta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Waterloo
Virginia Fish
Frank Fish
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Gamma Phi Beta
Alice
Esther Lovejoy
4. B. Lovejoy
Eneatha Kenyon
Frances Stotts
Maddigan School to Present Play October Second
Maddigan School of Music under Truman DeRoame stages its first season production titled Mammy's Lil Wild Rose on October 2. The Dramatic Club No 1 lists a large cast including Daniel French Lester Van Wode Carver Ophieus Jackson O May Hester O May and Marjorie Cory with Mrs Courtyane Russell Wood Lester Morgan and Joe Robinson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddigan Players
Truman DeRoame
Mammy
Lil Wild Rose
Vivian Mortemer
Dramatic Club
Maddigan School of Music
Daniel French
Lester van Wode Carver
Ophieus Jackson
Joe
Sa Rose O'May
Hester O'May
Manning
Pegry Prench Hetey van
Babe dJéanne
Courtyane
Russell Woodiere
Lester Morgan
Herbert Coutts
Joe Robinson
Edward Ragenstos
Agatha Cimmyott
Marjorie Cory
Wwolhers
Swedessle ” Poole
Bernitta Braniger
Ee Barts Soreeee
Jack
Miss Lois Billings Hosts Japanese Mab Party
Miss Lois Billings hosted a social at her home on 711 Riverside Drive last night featuring Mab in costumes food decorations and games Prizes were awarded to Alice Remington and Lois Knudsen Attendees included Nelile Mathes Muriel Marjorie Dryden Florence Ford and Margaret Grandall. Also on the schedule Womens Labor Bureau hosted by Mrs Gil Dye at 100 State Street and Degree of Honor card party chaired by Mrs C J Nauman at Fireman’s Hall Friday at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country
Mexico
Charles Hoffman
W. A. Lane
Elley Street
M.S.” Cornish
Willis “Johnson
Lois Billings
Riverside Drive
Alice Remington
Lois Knudsen
Nelile Mathes
Murieland
Marjorie Dryden
Florence Ford
Margaret Grandall
Yo Women's Labor Bureau
Virgil Dye
State Street
Www
LL. B
Claude Dye
Mre
C. J. Nauman
Fireman's Hall
Rushing and rushing events at Town State Teachers College
Rushing by Greek letter groups at Town State Teachers College begins with registration and talks as rushees listen and compare chapters. Fraternities plan pledging Monday, while sororities host teas and dinners this week with pledging next Saturday. Sororities listed include Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Phi Delta Phi Omega Pi Theta Pi Theta Gamma Nu Kappa Theta Psi V O V Sigma Phi Phi Sigma Phi Tau Sigma Delta. The week also includes a memorial service for Frances E. Willard observers and preparations for the state Fork Dodge convention on October 1. Travelers Protective Association hosts a 4 o clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. W. A. Williams with Ladies’ auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State
Teachers College
Alpha Delta Alpha
Alpha Theta Beta
Xanho
Lambda Gamma Nu
Alpha Chi
C. T.U
Willard Hall
W. C
Meeting of Iowa Federation Women’s Clubs Board in Ames
Mrs. Bickley heads a delegation including Mrs. Li Hemsworth and Mrs. Henry Grout among others for a Monday Tuesday joint session at County Hall Ames. The state federation president Mrs. Galen Tilden will chair rural education programs, vocational education, kindergarten science temperance taxation and Indian schooling plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickley
Willy
Iowa
C. Hemsworth
Henry Grout
R. Parrott
O.B. Pickets
B.L. Johnson
Federation
Galen Tilden
Ames
Tilden
Parrott
Kindergarden
C. G. W. Offers Reduced Rates for Football Games
The Chicago Great Western railroad announces special schedules with low round trip fares to Waterloo for the Dairy Cattle Congress. Rates apply to nearly all football games, valid from the day before the game to 2 PM the game day. Congress rates run about 58 percent of one fare for three days October 4 5 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
A. J. Roward
Brain Test Answer Noted Incoherent Mist
A fragment discusses errors in a brain test with claims about nineteenth century work cider supply eight pints ice freezing and a missing fifth Friday the twenty ninth. It mentions a Survivor and a sword drawn with both hands occupied while noting modern perfumes use synthetic ingredients with lasting qualities.
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Society In Review
Woman’s Club
A. W. Brown
Delphian Society
Y.W. CO
Genevieva
Albert’ Brown
J. ’ Dickens Club
Y. W. G. A. Rausch Group
First Baptist Church Cicnic
H. A. Closson
Bonet association—Memorial
Hell
Y Chautauqua Circle
West Hbrary
Union Veterans Auxilliary
Children’s barty—Memorial Hall
W. GT. U
wWillard Hall
K. A. Blackman
Happyight Bridge Club
Ernest Griffith
Women’s Labor Burtat
Vir- Ign Dye
Elklets
Elks Club
Star Retekwh Club
Tda
Trask
Waterloo Women’s Club
Optimist Club
Black's Tearoom
Daughters of Isabellia
Kk. C. Hall
Sunshine Lodge
B. Ry ‘T
Fireman’s Hall
Sunnyside Country Club
Deborah Society
M. E. Church
Frevelers’ Protective Association
W. A. Willams
el Deen Club
J. O_ Forbes
D. L. Nutt
Cedar Falls Women's Clubhouse
St. Mary’s
M. E
V. D. Roberts
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Alfred Rawlins
vUniversalist Church
Woman's
Elks
Elk's Club
Altrumian
Church Myrs
J. E. Johnson
St. Francis
Joseph Dietsch
Merrit Ludwie
Wl -Young
People's Activity Club
Universalist
Utii-Dulei
Grace M
Roy Leslie Smith
Elks Lodge
Waterloo Woman's Club
Ciyyhouse
Woman's Societies
Walnut Street Baptist
Church
NT Forbes
Ruth Parker
S. A. Parker
Dean’ ‘Myers
Methodist Parsonage
Johnson
Osage High School
Gates College
Myers
Hormel Company
Austin, Minn
Dubuque
Cora White
J. A. Woodson
Arlington
Mare
Clarksville
EL 1
Selden
Marie Mller
Gilbert Stavanaugh
Dorothy Porter
Ann Brogeab
Mohawk Street
Gold Leaf Camp
KKC
Hall
Henry Conter
Clarence Briner
FL W. Wiltstock
P. H. Graham
Rhouk
J. EB. Jumper
Eagle Township
Church. News
Hele Williams
Fourth Street
First Lutheran Church Glee
Clarice Willams
Elene Button
Margaret Callies
L. Willams
Women's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Flora Burling
Ida Murray
J. R. Anders
M. G. Egloff
Mary Haines
Ladies Society of the
Union Congregational Church
Evelyn Anderson
Jefferson Street
Anderson
Ezra Cannor
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Sarah Peck
Matilda Schultz
Emma Hopkins
San Francisco
Cal
Cone Vention
Portland
Lattimer
Newgate
Stella la
Yeoman
RK. P. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Charles Nash
A. %. Smith
R. Bartelt
C. A. Brown
J. J. Briden
W. E. Silver
Jenior
Waters Too
Woman's Club
Esther Worrel
Ruth Muler
Jim Jonson
Anna O'Rourks
Wanda Young
Frank H. Hitchcock
Washington Street
J. T Dettener
Los Angeles
Cedser Falls
T. G
Keokuk Man
Ft. Dodge
N. B
George Cohn
Reed Street
W. C. Bunn
D. Schmidt
R. Stenninger
T. Robinson
Phil Friedl
P. C. Winninger
Margaret Trainor
Phi Friedl
Tony Flaherty
E. F. Mulvehill
Elks Home
W. W
Iowa State University
Maddigan School
Travelers Protective Association
Sunset Road
Ladies’ Quxtary
Hamilton Cro
Ecards
Harry M. Reed
Earl
Glasson
F. B. Brocksus
George C. Murry
Fourth Street East
Bridge
D. Wr. Peck
C. Cavanaugh
M. Thi
Nospital’ Auxiliary
St. Francis Hospital
Sunshipe Lodge
L. A
O. Star Rebekah Club
Star Rebekah Club
Ida Trask
Sixth Street West
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