Busy schedule of meetings next week in society pages
A full vsocial calendar lists P E O chapters meeting Monday with a picnic luncheon by Chapter FE at Mrs Herbert Boies home and Chapter 2% hearing a travel talk by Dr E R Shannon at Mrs Kenneth Bragdon's 536 Sunset Road. Various clubs plan dinners, lectures, and social events with local and out of town affiliations including Y W C A staff visits and Knights of Pythias events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter FE
Herbert
Boies
E. R. Shannon
Heme
Kenneth Bragdon
Sunset Road
Progressive Delphian Society
Black's Ternroom
Waterloo Federation of Woman's Clubs
Mayme Regan
Alice Reynolds
National Y. W. C. A
Ruesh
Miss Reynolds
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
J. OS. Tothill
B. T. Beck
Ww. CG. T. U
Willard Hall
Frances &. Willard
Town City
Sunnyside
Country Club
K. ©. Hemsworth
Columbia Circle
Woman's Club
J. Richmond Morgan
D. Cass
FY. Benedict
Algase
FP. Jackson
Emma Edgington
Vermont
Arabia
Lawrence
Desert
Dons
Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moines
State Board of Daughters of the American Revolution
The
Woman‘s Relief Corps
Parkersburg
Social Events on Week's Calendar Week's Calendar listings by clubs
The social calendar this week features chapters of P E O and Rotary events at Black's tearoom, Westminster and First Lutheran venues, luncheons for Miss Reynolds, and diverse evening gatherings. Notable items include a farewell party for Miss Lars Diefenbach, a Kensington day event, and Degree of Honor card activities. Local clubs such as Daughters of Isabella, Women of Mooseheart, and Union Veterans of Civil War participate across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charper FE
H. B. Boles
Presbyterian Hospital
Westminster Presbyterian Church
K. L. Beagdon
Progressive Delphian Society
Black's
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Black’s
Rotary Club
Rotary Eeserve
M. E
Waterloo Federation
Star Rebekah Club
Blanche Knight
T. K
R. A. Patterson
Alice Reynolds
National
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
BR. OT
Fireman
W. Cc
W. Cc. T. A Willard
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Henry Marsh
Lvening
Daughters of Isabella
C. Hall
Covopus Club
Black’s Tearoom
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Black's Tearoom
Sons
Union Veterans of Civil War
auxiliary—Memorial Hall
Kensington Club
Charlies Kahler
Sunnyside Country Club
Women
Northeast Iowa Weddings Highlight Community Ties
A string of early autumn weddings across Iowa's northeast feature graduates and locals from Grundy Center to New Hampton. Miss Laerme Morrison wed James A. Peterson in New York City, with reception at the Pennsylvania Hotel before a St. Lawrence cruise and home in Chicago. Norma Schulz and Arthur W. Pagel wed in Sumner, followed by a reception. both couples plan lives in Illinois and Iowa. Mabel Corfman and Frank Bauer tied the knot at Nashua’s Little Brown Church in Nashua area, with a northern Town trip ahead and a farm near Salem awaiting them. Iva Eldridge and Robert D. Foster married in Mason City. Mary Ann Simmons and Carl F. Kammeyer wed at the Little Brown Church, Nashua, with post-ceremony plans for Waterloo. Lois Wilder and Herbert LaGee joined at Cedar Falls Baptist parsonage, settling in Cedar Falls. Helen Gienger and Jesse Jumper wed at First Baptist in Waverly, planning a farm south of Waterloo. Emma von Doehren’s daughter Miss Emma wed Robert Tennell in Pueblo, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la ¥Erme Morrison
Grundy Center
James A. Peterson
St. John the Divine Cathedral
New York City
Pennsylvania Hotel
William EH. Morrison
Milwaukee Downer School For Girls
University of Wisconsin
Delta Gramma Sorority
Grundy College
Peterson
Lois Peterson
Chicago
University of Illinois
Imes
Norma Schulz
Arthur W. Pagel
Sumner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Rov
Willam Engelke
New Hampton
Matilda
Nuss
Lester Engelke
Cedar Falls
GC. J. Mardorf
Esther Schulz
Betty Mae Lange
Iowa State College
Ames
Public Service Corporation of Northern Illinois
Crystal Lake
Ill
Lois Wilder
Herbert LaGee
Baptist Parsonage
Charles Cliy
L. W. Inman
F. H. Sands
Ceder Falls
LaBeets
Helen Gienger
Jesse Jumper
Baptist Churc
Waverly
J. L. Gibson
Gilbertville
Waterton
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Ke
This aged column offers cosmetics tips, noting glycerine in lotions for skin care, drying effects of alcohol and powders, and methods to open pores with heat and to close them with ice. It mixes product guidance with humorous asides and reader notes on hair bleaching and abdominal exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Nero
TI. P
Kitty Lou
H. I—A
E. L—L. GC
Beatrice
E. D
Ieee Wis
Rose Mary Smith and Howard Bunn Marry at Nashua
Miss Rose Mary Smith daughter of Mrs. Dora Smith of Waterloo and Howard Bunn of Dunkerton were married at 9 a m in the Little Brown Church in Nashua Indiana by Rev J L McComson Jr The ceremony was attended by nine relatives The bride wore run velvet and georgette with silver trim and carried a pink rose and azalea bouquet After a breakfast at Sunset Inn the couple planned a motor tour to northern Minnesota They will reside in Dunkerton after October 15 Mrs Bunn is assistant to Benjamin Boardman at Iowa State Teachers College and Mr Bunn works in rural mail service Hospital auxiliary annual meeting set for Monday at Westminster Presbyterian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Corfman
Salem
Bauer
Toledo High School
Mary Ann Simmons
S. H. Simmons
Nashai
Carl F. Kammeyer
Wiliam Nammeyer
New Hampton
Little Brown Church
J. L. McCartson, Jr
Eugene Merrill
Oelwein
Mendelssohn
Nora Simmons
Alva Kraumeyer
Best Mart
Kaadmeyer
Nashua High School
Kammeyer
Georges
Sunset Inn
Bunn
Benjamin Boardaian
Iowa State Teachers College
Dunkerton
Motor
Minnesota
Y W C A Aids Foreign Families United With Travelers Aid
YWCA staff members assisted four northern European families arriving for reunions and marriages, guiding a Danish wife and five children, a German widow headed to Waverly to join her husband, and others through train transfers with help from Miss Ida Schwind. The cases, witnessed in the last days, highlight travelers aid work beyond its common scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Waverly
National Association of Travelers’ Aid Societies
Ida Schwind
W. GC. A
Fall Business Meeting of Waterloo Woman's Club
The Waterloo Woman's Club opened its year with a fall business meeting at the clubhouse drawing about 60 members. President Mrs. A S Weishaar led, committee reports were heard, 18 new members were welcomed, yearbooks were distributed, and plans for a lecture course were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
A. S. Welshaar
A. A. Hoffman
Novi
Felix Arndt
Griez
Robert Gibson
San Antonio
Tex
Weishear
Rallies By Girl Reserves And Friendship Clubs
City junior high schools resume Y W C A led activities with Miss Beth Tracy directing meetings for East junior high and Sloane Wallace and Waterloo parochial schools. Leaders Amy Larson Helen Cook Ailian Hanson Roscole Davidson. Weekly sessions planned with program, crafts, and social events. Also reports of high school gatherings include a hare and bound party at Hast High, an indoor track meet at West High, and a musical program at the Y W C A. Plus notice of a card party and a PT A meeting at Our Lady of Victory academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cook
Sloane Wallace
Waterloo
W. Co. A
Aillian Hanson
Roscole Davidson
Hast High School Friendship
Hlas
Cortland’ Park
Edra Dahlin
Tiargaret
Morris
Ruth Miller
Betty Young
Virginia Berry
West High Friendship Club
Radcliffe
Harvard
Elizabeth Gilbert
Mary Pollard
Emma Lou Smith
Flora Silvers
Katherine Barton
Calf Baked with Olive Oil and Jellied Fruit Jam
A home recipe article describes baked calf liver with olive oil, onions, lemon juice, and broth, baked an hour with basting and parsley garnish. It also includes a string bean salad with celery and pimento, and a peach pear jam recipe using fruit, lemon, orange, and orange peel boiled with sugar, then canned.
Enforced Feeding Ends in Gentle Dietary turnabout
The author recalls a battle over Stewart’s meals in which a vow to enforce discipline backfired. A doctor advised removing coercive dieting and letting hunger guide appetite. Stewart’s health improved once desserts became part of the meal, and he began eating with pleasure, proving grownups and children alike thrive on balanced meals without pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Shewart
Child mind study fuels nursery school progress says H W Chasr
H W Chasr, president of Unity of North Carolina, asserts that the most significant advance in educational philosophy lies in studying the child’s mind and character and guiding development in nursery schools and kindergartens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H We Chasr
Unity of
North Carolina
Couple Wed in Cedar Falls Afternoon Ceremony
Miss Ruth Winding and Leonard Jensen were married at 3:30 at the bride’s parents home on Franklin street Cedar Falls. The single ring ceremony was performed by the bride’s father in front of about 30 relatives. After a three course luncheon the couple left for Hawarden where Jensen teaches in public schools and directs music. Navy list of guests includes A. B. Vinding and others from Iowa and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Ruth Winding
J. D. Winding
Leonard Jensen
Hawarden
Julius Jensen
Franklin Street
Wttle
Beatrice Larsen
International Falrs
Min
Aride
A. H. Jensen
Newell
Jensen
Iowa State Teachers College
Hamilton Club
Melta Sigma Rho
A. EB. Vinding
Des Moines
Charles Largen
International Falls
Minn
Familly
Newell, Ia
Ethel Frederickson
Sioux City
M. A. Vinding
Drs
Maines
Church Dinner and Missionary Society Meet Planned
Lydia society of First Presbyterian will hold a 6:30 PM dinner Tuesday at Black's Tearoom. Reservations advised with Mrs. K. J. Watkins. Missionary society meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Marsh at 4410 Linsdale Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Black's
K. J. Wahtkins
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Henry Marsh
Linsfale Avertie
Canopus Club 674 Fall Party Planned at Black's Tearoom
Canopus Club 674 expects about 150 attendees for a fall party at Black's Tearoom Tuesday evening next week. Dinner at 6:30 features Harold Lyman's orchestra. C. E. Butler will MC. Speakers include O. R. Latham of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and Wentworth of Des Moines. Ralph Gram to sing, Lee Haven to play accordion. dancing and bridge to follow. Musical program directed by G Albert Scholin. Guests include Canopus club members from St Paul Minneapolis Des Moines Cedar Rapids. Committee led by A. C G. Cole with John Tittle Hal Lawrece Clifford Collins G J Bondus and RR Bruggeman. Dinner given by Blanch Anna Judge No 767 L A Ry Oelwein hosts. About 20 guests attended at 924 Logan Ave Waterloo’s P T Mulray organized. Tables green and white. prizes in 500 to Mrs Mary Raine Florence Woods Byron IL and A E McGlynn. Music and readings by Elizabeth Mary Katherine Murray. Special guest Mrs John Ward Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Party
Indiana
Missouri
Dysart
Oelwein
Traer
LaPorte City
Waterloo
Harriet McMasters
Sutherland
Matt Parrott
Black’s
Lavendar
Pink
Jeanette Chickering
Michigan
Mary Ethel Dixon
T. L. Wheeler
R. &. Short
June Billingsley
Nettie Dysart
W. F. Schrag
Canopus Club
Harold Lyman
C. E. Butler
Canopus Clubs
O. R. Latham
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar > Falls
Goi
Mu Wentworth
Des Moines
Ralph
Gram
Lee Haven
G. ‘Albert Scholin
Harry Perkins
St. Paul
Minh
George H. Thompson
Minneapolis
Minn
Russell Hopley
Dea
Moines
Tymberalake
Gedar Rapids
Thea
A. C G. Cole
John Tittle
Hal Lawrece
Blaiichanna
L. A
Ry ‘T
P. T. Mulray
Logan Avenue
B.D. Bardney
Roy Dilley
Mary, Raine
Florence Woods
Byron
A. E. McGlynn
Elizabeth
Mary
Katherine Murray
John Ward
Pythian Grands Meet for Tuthill Reception in Waterloo
Pythian Grand officers including John S. Tuthill of Domain Town will attend a reception in Waterloo Monday night at Bineck's Tea Room. Talks by Tuthill, Miss Mary Horner, and others follow a 6:30 to 12 banquet. Mayor Tibbitts will toast, Rev. Creede will give invocations, and Riviera theatre numbers plus cards tables will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
John S. Tutchill
Waterloo
Domain O Town
Bineck
Robert Hibbs
Marengo
Jerry Plum
Iowa City
Clyde Gustin
Port Dodge
Ward Ferguson
Des Moines
Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Glenn A. Tibbitts
George E. Fike
J. J. Creede
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Tuthill
Mary S. Horner
Pythian Sisters
Brain Test Answers and Impossible Curios
A list of spurious curiosities claims about history. It asserts Napoleon at Trafalgar is false, Columbus had no spyglasses, the United States lacked nationhood in 1771, tobacco unknown to Gresar, no photographs in Franklin’s era, no postage stamps in 1830, doubt on King Artinic and his Round Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Trafalgar
Columbus
United States
Gresar
Franklin
King Artinic
Round Table
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Society In Review
Yeoman Wlodge
K. P
Yeoman Lodge
Louis Vollenwelder
Fred Morgan
Harry Hayes
Dubuque
Claude Anderson
George Moothart
Regnar Lodge
K. P. Hall
F. L. Mackey
Monroeville
Cnt
Wellie G. Jenson
Oneida Street
D. Etlewene Jenson
Walter EE. Nyeland
Fond du Lac
Wis
Astonil
Sumnyside Country Club
Ming
Blue Triangle Stague
Y. W. CG
A. Mequesty Benefit Association
KK. P
P.V. A
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Union Veterans—Memorial
Women of
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Waterloo Camp
Kensington
L. F. Noattger
Whatton
Sophian
Moline
Greece Elliott
Honan Hawver
Amelia Mehl
Lucy Cowles
Los Angeles
Cal
Evelyn Manzke
Florence Street
Lars Diefenoach
California
Bunco
Gertrude Heivel
Hildred Huston
Letty Connors
K. C. Hall
Iowa
Iva Eldidge
Robert D. Foster
Mason City
M. FE
Wesley Belling
Louise von Doehren
Fredericksburg
Miss Emma
Robert Tennell
Publo, Cole
Rose Mary Smith
Howard Bunn
Nashua
Woman’s Club
Lorraine Hinman
Marlys Wimber
Wimber
Hilde
Brand
Banco
Lila Harrison
Austin
Dortha Miller
Katherine Harrison
Mitchell
S. D
Doris Asby
Mediapolis
Ada Brooks
Blairsburg
Helen Enfield
Helen Moore
Margaret Miner
Mary Louise Burns
Kate
Sunshine — Lodge
M. H. Odekirk
Lloyd Scovel
Anna Hannon
Josephine Olney
Ethel Ridge
T. O'Leary
Uavye
Washington Street
Agnes
Paris
Chantal
CG. AD
Circle Seven
First
Lutheral Missionary Society
Thelatrice Hayard
Clarksville
Roy Gilfillan
Knute McClain
Leah Mickelberg
Helen Lingelbach
Marguerite Johnson
Martha Thommeson
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. GC. Hall
Floyd Steyles
J. R. Kiners
N. D. Brown
L. T. Bryant
Sunshine Iebekah
Noble Grands
Lucinda Wright
Randolph Street
West Side Past Noble Grand Circle
R-T. A
Parent- Teacher Association of
Home Education
National Kindergarten Association
West Portieth Street
New Avenue
Eyeolog Courier
Russell M. Coryell
Ann Decker
John Miller
Reuben Miller
Frances Osterman
Esther Miller
Frederick Street
Miss Decker
H. F. Rice
Parker Street
Bunce
Join Koch
Dick Price
Jenoch
Harry Shaw
Mito Koch
St. Francis Hospital
J. Rebsen
Mullan Avenue East
M. D. Erteiding
P. Witroy
Co. R. Latham
Black
Latham
Co. F. Alstadt
Charlotte
Alla Vista Avenue
Ghicago
Alstadt
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
R. J. Snodgrass
Chicago Avenue
George Wright
John Singer
J. C. Knott
Z. F. Bross
Victor Arthur
Helen Walker
Louise Hagermen
Fourth Street West
Mets
B. F. Bishop
Sue Welker
Sam Aungste
C. W. Gibson
Mattie Aungst
Theresa Peterson
FB. E. Fussell
Russell-Lamson
Church News
Riviera Theatre
Cardds Hwa
Knights
F. W. Esher
Vie Star
U.S
U's
Blue Star
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
John J. Griffith
Marvin Talley
Edwin Z. Slasson
Count Felis von Lickner
Gordon String Quartet
John Charles Thomas
Charles J1. Judd
J. B. Williamson
Laira Townsley McCoy
Floranco Jardeman
Cyrena van Condon
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