Breakfast and Bridge Hostess Honoring Mrs Bryant
A September social breakfast and bridge party hosted by Mrs Philp Bryant attracted a notable guest list including Mrs W A Bryant of Los Angeles and Mrs Albertsrael of Independence. The event featured floral decor, candlelit tables, and a mezzanine bridge area. Meanwhile the United Commercial Travellers auxiliary planned a major Waterloo session with 9 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm sittings, hosting a noon luncheon. officers from Clinton and Des Moines and other cities were expected, with remarks on constitution perfection and committee selections for the next general session in Clinton, Ta., in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philp Bryant
Intel
Tamson
W. A. Bryant
Los Angeles
Mr. Bryant
Leo O'Brien
Albertsrael
Independence
Far Bridge
Clinton
Russell-Lamson
United Commercial Trivelera
Waterloo
Edward Pullen
Charles Glockner
Lillian Huntington
Recently Married Couple Feted by Friends in Community Socials
Mr and Mrs B L Nemmers are hosting postnuptial gatherings after their August wedding at the grandparents’ home in Charles City. Esther Champagna, formerly Mrs. Sehack, is noted among those planning events. Lila Culbertson led a shower for 20 guests with games and refreshments. John G. Wright was elected president of the First MFE church chair at a Black’s Tearoom dinner. Wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finn with a rag carpet sewing bee. Various local clubs met, elected officers, and hosted bridge and dinner parties, including in honor of Mrs Gochenour and Mr Van Metre visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Nemmiera
Nemmers
J’erdinand
Matt Nemmers
John G. Wright
First M
Frank Finn
Oneida Street
W. H
Black
Robert Cole
Horace van Metre
West Palm, Beach, Fla
Xilkare Club Notes Dinner and Card Winning Favors
Xilkare club met last evening in Bishops cafeteria for dinner and cards. Favors were won by Mrs Koepke and by W L Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xilkare Club
Bishop's Cafeteria
Westminster Junior Circle Meeting At Mrs Mowbray Home
The Westminster Junior circle of The King's Daughters met last evening at Mrs BR T Mowbray's home. After discussing new and unfinished business the meeting adjourned. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
King’s Daughters
BR. T. Mowbray
Hustess
Ruth
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week begins with Monday afternoon events from various clubs including Chit Conservation League and Waverly Woman's Club. Evening engagements feature the Natural Music Club and Federation of Women's Clubs. Tuesday highlights include Pythian Sisters and FP U events at Willard Hall. Wednesday hosts U T C A board meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson and a Country Club bridge party. Thursday offers Tv T F club activities, Friday lists N Y B Club and a dinner dance at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chit Conservation League
Mrea
Waverly Woman's Club
Rohl. S
Natural Music Club
Janet Little
EL O.W
Charles Young
Federation of Women's Club
Robert Hardin
W.c, FP. U
Willard Hall
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
Hotel Russel-Lamson
T. F. Club
Earl Dean
N.Y. B. Club
Edward Callahan
Past Nobile Grand Association
Winder Hatchery
Woman's' Club
Mission Workers From India to Stay in Waterloo This Winter
United Presbyterian church women plan a reception for Mission workers from India, including Rev Gordon and wife with two year old Betsy, at Mrs T Young’s home. The Gordon family has settled in Waterloo for the winter, address 637 Third Street West, after returning to the United States in May from missionary work in India. In Cadar Falls Nitiner Shapeatian Literary society will host a dinner at Black’s Tearoom honoring longtime members Miss Hazel Straver Miss Bertha Martin Miss Mildred Sharp and Miss Helen Baltock. Straver will read and Evans will sing with decorations in red and black and tiny red parrots to carry the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gordon
Hew
Esther Fihlex
United Presbyterian Church
Young
Roy
Mr. Gordon
Gordon
Betsy
Waterloo
Third Street West
United States
United Presbyterian Missionary Works
India
Nitiner—Shapeatian Literary Society
Cadar
Black
Hazel Straver
Bertha Martin
Mildred Sharp
Helen Baltock
Paris Autumn Beauty Hints Prompt Dark Lines and Lines
In Paris this autumn the emphasis is on line over color with dark tones and black to submerge details and enhance the figure. Flawless complexion is stressed, rouge carefully used, and bold hats of felt with minimal trim. Practical skin and hair care tips follow, including foot care and a quirky home remedy for pimples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sim
Pastor and Wife Observe Wedding Anniversary Here
Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Blough hosted a 7 o'clock three course dinner for their wedding anniversary with Rev. S. H. Miler of Sunnyside Washington among the guests. The gathering included relatives and friends sharing reminiscences and a display of garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Blough
S. H. Miler
Sunnyside
Wash
Mr. Miller
Edna
D. J. Lichty
Ethel Tichts
E. W. Bloush
Miller
W. A. Blough
Jacob Lichty
Marguerite Blough
Mr. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Mrs E T Alford Leads Waterloo Woman's Club In Opening Session
Mrs E T Alford presided at the first meeting of the Waterloo Woman's Club, with about 150 members present. She outlined goals for growth, financial stability, and future events such as a club day and hook review groups, and urged service to keep the club thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke.t. Alford
Witerloo Woman's Club
Waterloo
Sereen Bay
William Larrabee
Clermont
Jessie Cooley
General Federation of Women's Cluva
Atlantic City
R. A. Folk
Clarion
Alford
Mmes
George Nauman
R. A. Polk
W. Chapman
H. B.cropper
J. P. Jones
Alfred Longley
Robert Stuart
A. S. Weishaar
C. Ia. Ostrander
EL. L. Johnson
Brrs
Wy. HH. Langlas
Parrott
Matt Parrott
Airs
A. MM. Place
C. W. Chapman
Marriage of Raymond Strang and Irene Weber in Cascade
Raymond F. Strang and Irene Weber were married Tuesday morning at St. Mary's Church in Cascade. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. P. uaAthors at a small gathering. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home, after which the couple left by auto for Chicago and eastern points. They plan to reside near the Strang farm southwest of Cascade, where the groom will assume farm duties. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weber of Cascade, is a St. Ambrose School graduate and has taught in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Raymond FR. Strang
Irene Wi. Weber
St. Mary's Church
Cascade
J. P
Strang
Htlegroon
John Strang
Tiebride
Peter Webter
St. Abury's School
Marion Talley to Appear in Des Moines Concert Event
Marion Talley, renowned soprano, will give a concert at the Des Moines Coliseum on Wednesday October 6. The Kansas City born singer, who starred at the Metropolitan Opera last season, is expected to draw a large audience with family ties to Waterloo and local music enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Talley
Des Moines
Kansas City
Metropolitan Opera House
Finks
Moines Coliseum
PL the Palles
Logan Avenue
Mremibay
Milas Eliza
Seth Miller
Mia
Talley
Kitlainger'a Waterloo
Paul Talley
Elizabeth Miller
Law
Volea
Flavel H. Bunnell Married Today in Springville Iowa
Mr and Mrs Henry H. Bunnell of Waterloo left for Springville to attend the wedding of their son Flavel E H Bunnell and Miss Margaret Carhart. The ceremony was at the bride’s uncle Dr and Mrs Graham’s home. Carhart taught at Dunkerton High and worked at Marshall Field’s in Chicago. Bunnell worked for Sears Roebuck in Chicago. The couple planned to return to Chicago after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Bunnall
Sumner Street
Waterloo
Springville
Flavel EH. Bunnell
Margaret Carhart
Graham
Carfiart
Bunnell
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Dunkerton
Jing
Marshall Field
Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
P E O Chapters to Meet Monday for Programs
P E O chapters plan Monday meetings with two chapters hosting at Highland and Chautauqua Park. Chapter FE will present Better Music in the Home with Mrs. Young, vocal numbers by Mrs. Roadman and piano by Mrs. Stevenson. Chapter 7 will discuss The Poetry of Robert Frost with Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EB. Oo
Charles Young
Highland
Robert Hardin
River- Side Drive
Chautauqua Park
Young
Earl Roadman
Oliver Stevenson
Robert Frost
Winno Howe
EB. Magee
Argonne Day street sale aids disabled veterans
Despite bad weather, volunteers sold forget-me-nots on street corners to benefit veterans. High school girls and women's groups distributed pins while collecting coins. Money locally supports Waterloo and Black Hawk county relief work and the rest goes to state and national headquarters of the Disabled American Veterans to fund programs for disabled service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jack Balensifer
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
$30,000 Exhibit From U S Dept On Display At Dairy Show
A 100 foot long exhibit built at a cost of $30,000 by the U S Department of Agriculture is showcased at the Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse Show. It contrasts unprofitable farm life with efficient, modern farming, emphasizing system, livestock care, balanced rations, crop rotations, and legume cultivation. The display highlights improved homes and family life contributing to stronger rural communities. A separate note from Spencer, Indiana, records a temporary injunction preventing cattle TB testing in Clay County without owner consent, filed by W G Hetkens of the Farmers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dairy Cattle Congress
Federal
Department of Agriculture
STOVS
Spencer
F.C. Davidson
Clay County
W.G. Hetkens
The
Farmers Union
Dairy Calia Congress
City in Brief: Social Notes and Local Notices
Elizabeth Phelps returns from visit to Dexter Phelps in Chicago then Grant Wheeler resumes studies at University of Town after Yellowstone trip. Mrs Gould returns from Minneapolis after G A L TR convention and Sons of Veterans work. Mayme Gnagy sues for separate maintenance against George Nage for support and custody of a son with temporary alimony attorney fees. Stop by Spruce Tavern for Sunday chicken dinner and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Phelps
Dexter B. Phelps
Kingbard ‘Avenue
Vicago
Grant M. Wheeler
University of Town
Yellowstone National Park
George A. Wheeler
Casenden Avenue
O. Ffould
Minneapolis
Peter Dioyts
Mulberry Street
Gould
Dex Moines
Pod
Sons of Veterans’ Unitary
Mayme Gnagy
George Nage
Lloyd
Crom
Evening Courier patterns offer dress designs by mail
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Frost Bites Corn Around Waterloo in Early Season
Clear quiet night and calm air allowed Jack Frost to visit Waterloo trucks and fields. Vines, melons, squash and tomatoes show frost impact while corn crops near Waterloo and Dunkerton face damage. late corn could be ruined but some crops dry, protected areas spared. Nearby farmers note outer areas hard hit, with early frost milder in sheltered stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Waterloo
Ed Lichty
Orange Township
Lichty
Brown
B. L. Friedley
Bennington Township
Dunkerton
F. P. Davis
5500 Now Enrolled at Iowa University
Iowa City reports 5500 students enrolled to date surpassing last year by more than 200. Registrar H C Corens notes total enrollment this term exceeds summer session figures, with 3640 students enrolled in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Iowa University
H. C. Corens
School enrollment figure grows beyond 1918-61 record
Enrollment totals show a larger figure than the previously recorded figure for the 1918 61 school year, indicating a notable rise in pupil numbers and signaling shifts in district attendance and resource planning.
Chicago Author to Speak at Iowa City Faith Service
Horace J. Bridges author and head of the Booth house in Chicago will speak at the first afternoon vespers service of the school year in Iowa City He is known as a powerful service worker and author of The God of Fundamentalism which stirred religious circles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Horace J. Bridges
Booth House
Chicago
Bridges
Yernetta Kiefer Rallies After Oelwein Operation
Hazleton Sept 25 Special report says Yernetta Kiefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wyatt Kiefer who underwent an operation at Oelwein hospital to relieve appendicitis has rallied well and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Yernetta, Kiefer
Wyatt Kiefer
Oelwein
Rain Insurance Is Barred at Dairy Show Dates
Officials from the Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse Show expect favorable conditions next week, deciding not to insure against rain. Past weather data suggested mostly good weather during the show period, influencing repeated decisions to drop rain insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
National Belgian Horse Show
Hereau
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. L. Bryant
Bridge
Women’s Auxiliary
Terloo
C. Wy. Lockwood
Cilntos
U. G. Ti
Sra. Wy
H. Hughes
W. Surset
Cedar Rapids
Grand
Byron L. Avery
Sioux City
J. C. Crispin
Charles feGill
Storm Lake
Grand Page
C. W. Lockwood
Grand Sentinal
I. S. Hanson
Mason City
W.W. Hartley
Keokuk
O. F. Wright
Fort Fudge
UC. T
Charles Glocknir
St. Mary's School
Genevieve Gowans
Agnes Biller
Helen Kurth
J. H. Gochenour
FA. Rogers
George Tighley
Gochenour
N. E. Stever
Louisa Hagerman
Church News
AM. H
Horace Powfer Hs
Tyne
Ay W. R. C
Gertie Clemens
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Hall
Woman'’s Relief Corps
Cedar Falls
Viola &. Hartsell
Baye A Read
Ing. Guesta
Jessica Alcott
Cedar Walls
Davia Weston
Noctin
Waterloo Union
Willach Hall
Frances Willard
Richard Robert
Marty Jane Fox
Tronnie Yetersnon
Russell Fergman
Donald Fleter
Mary, Leo
Roger Curran
Ane Fonda Mae
Velen Martin Fils
Mra
Robert
J.T. Curran
Mra. Emileter
Central Christian Church
Y, Woo. A
Miles Alice Miller
Dayton
Meg
Howard Peters
MT Wellington Street
jJuninr
4. G. Sudston
Alfred Olson
Mira
Marry Warmon
Garda
Olson
Favora
Christ Jensen
Waterlon
Mlag
Agne Madsen
Fair Falls
Waukegan
Jensen
Ole Madsen
Cedar Pals
Denier Faems
Fowler Company
Waterlou
E. T. Alford
Raymond Strang and
Irene Weber
Flavel H. Bunnell
Iowa
P. E
Argonne
U.S. Dept
Truchanan
C. A
Cerar Falls
Teferlos
Sibert
White Laundry
Congress
Miss Pattee
Hotel Russell
Lamson
Lorens Standish
Franklin St
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