Society News Briefs From Local Clubs And Artists
A society page notes club and church meeting deadlines at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m Monday for afternoon insertions. It highlights world famous cellist Sretzsiel and coloratura soprano Jane English plus pianist Roger Macdonald with performances and study under noted masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steindel
Jane English
Roger Macdonald
Amktecom
Sretzsiel
Philharmonic Orchester of
Berlin
Brats
Engliss
Ross Conservatory Artist Series Starts Next Month
Ross Conservatory of Music announces the Artist Series with tickets mailed to patrons. After payment, patrons may reserve seats for the full series or individual concerts at Waterloo theatre box office. The program opens Oct. 30 with baritone Thomas Chalmers of the Metropolitan Opera, followed by Richard Czerwonky, Eva Gauthier, and Way Me Bachaus on later dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Niposeille
Waterson
Thomas Chalmers
Metropolitan Opera Company
Witl Elva
New York
Alug
Chalbers
Richard Czerwonky
Bec
Eva
Gauthier
Way Me Bachaus
Cards for Club Benefit Concert to Members
Waterloo Woman's Club sends tickets for a benefit concert at East High Auditorium on October 12 to raise funds for hosting the state federation biennial. Tickets are audited by the committee and sold among club members. leftovers return to Mrs. McElhinney. Committee chairs include Mrs. Alford and Mrs. Smock with Mrs. Chapman. The program features Bruno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
East High Auditorium
State Federation
Cclubwomen
MccElhinney
BE. F. Alford
M McElhinney
Res Smock
C. W. Chapman
Bruno
Literary Department Opens New Season With Readings and Plans
The Waterloo Wotan group met to hear papers and readings on the characteristics of Lhsen. Presiding was Mr W. Chiap men, with Mrs. J. C. Baston and Mrs. Jacob Leve Ingston assisting. The program proceeded as planned and club activities, including the Sinai party, will resume in coming weeks. New Vickerill married Betty Pickerill at 2:30 AM at West Evangelical Church. Rev. Cline ton F. Smith officiated. The couple, now Cedar Rapids residents, will live there as Mr New is employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wotan Chu
Embranms
Lhsen
W. Chiapmen
Hoes van In
J. C. Baston
Yiee Cusy Man
Jacob Leve Ingston
We HL
M O'Keefe
Sinai
Somme
New Vickerill
Betty Pickrill
Shellsburg
Fred
New
Cedar Rapids
Clineton F. Smith
West Evangelical Church
Leo Pickerell
Meatless diets and beauty tips from Edxa Kent Forbes
The column promotes meatless eating for health and weight gain with nut soups cheese dishes and mushroom recipes. It also offers skin care advice using olive oil almond oil beeswax and creams, noting cautious use for aging skin and warning against overuse of alum. Wanda mentions mailing a henna formula upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Will Women Stand for Fet in Short Skirts of Fashion
Ruth Cameron laments longer street skirts yet anticipates fashion presses and stores showing them. She argues health and practicality clash with style, warns against luxury of idle women, and urges resisting absurd fashion that ties beauty to health. Her column critiques promoting long skirts for street and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Propaers
Tom
Waterloo Hosts Iowa King's Daughters and Sons Convention
The King's Daughters and Sons will hold its Iowa convention at First Methodist Episcopal Church next week in Waterloo. Delegates from across the state will attend, with Mrs Cara Gurmabrant of La Porte City welcoming them, and state officers including Mrs Mansfeld guiding business sessions. The order aims to brighten lives and ease poverty and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
King’s Daughters and Sons
Weaterloo
H. Verne Alveys
Hirst M
BE. Mizpah Cirele
Traney Glasener
Interchurch Unity ¢Eirele
FP. J. Mansfield
Burlington, Jr
State Association
King’s Daughters
Fall Health Carnival at YWCA Monday Launch
The YWCA hosts a fall health carnival Monday evening inviting all to join social time and enroll for fall classes. Registration runs through the following week with most classes starting the week of Oct 9. some exceptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Carnival of “Y
Gaylor
Remus Fxine
Pearl Roberts
Roberts
Myrtle Shannon
Clara’ Heitman
Bess Lehman
Mae Howard
Lulu Smith
Fern Dean
B. 3. Sankey
Hodge Taylor
A. T. Petersen
Taylor
Miriam Marsh Honored at Luncheon Bridge Today
Twenty four guests were entertained at 1 o'clock luncheon at the former’s residence as a courtesy to Miss Miriam Marsh whose marriage to Bennett Champ Clark of St Louis will occur Thursday. Garden flowers centered small tables and bridge followed. Mrs. James Thomson of New Orleans was the only out of town guest. On Monday afternoon Miss Marsh will again be honored with hosts Mrs. Fred Wray and Mrs. Reuben Rath hosting a bridge gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chapman
Jackson McCoy
Miriam Marsh
Bennett Champ Clark
St Louis
Bridge
James Thomson
New Orleans
Clark
Aliss Marsh
Fred Wray
Reuben Rath
Bri
Miss Barthiaume Honored At Country Club Party
Former Waterloo resident Miss Emily Barthiaume, tied by marriage to Joseph Kipp, was honored at a Sun de Country club luncheon hosted by Mrs. W. O. Pesier. Roses centered the table, cards bore a rose design, and she received a gift from the company in an informal afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Barthiaume
Waterloo
Joseph Kipp
St. Mary's Catholic Church
W. O. Pesier
Sunde Country Club
Columbia Roses
Barthjaume
Cedar Heights Party Launches Community Activity Night
Cedar Heights residents held a kid party at the school to debut the season of community activities. Mrs. Carl Thompson led the officers including Mrs. C J Shaw and Frank Ritz. The program featured children's games and piano numbers by Miss Lauritzen Water log, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
I Seasure
Carl Thompson
C.J. Shaw
Frank Ritz
H. D. Nauman
Missenes Lauritzen
City in Brief: Local Movements and a Major Insolvency
Mrs Will Fox of San Diego visits her mother and sisters at 403 Commercial Street while relatives travel and attend events. Miss Glendola Knowles heads to Denver for her aunt Mrs Kendel's illness. Mrs W R Cole goes to Minneapolis to visit her son and another son resumes studies in Minnesota. E Hance of West Ninth Cash Grocery files a general assignment for creditors with Theodore Peek as assignee, assets about 900 dollars and liabilities 710.08. Local business ads note Dr Shannon and removal to 731 West 3rd Street, and openings for Burton M Gotswall osteopathic offices at 222-224 Leavitt Johnson Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fox
San Diego
Cal
EK. Marcham
Commercial Street
Matilda Smith
Spring Valley
4. Mertz
Stateburg
S. C
Margaret Stuble
Wisconsin
Glendola Knowles
Denver
Colo
J. C. Kendel
Kendel
W. R. Cole
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles
Donald
University of Minnesota
E. Hance
West Ninth
Theodore Peek
Washington] Street
West 3Rd Street
Mary EB. Day
Burton M."gotswall
Leavitt & Johnson Bldg
Rich Man's Daughter Jailed for Speeding
Berkeley Sept 30 Miss Katheryn Miller UC student and daughter of a wealthy Oakland ice cream manufacturer is jailed serving a 48 hour sentence after pleading guilty to speeding. The judge gave Miller the privilege of surrendering her license for six months, with the sentence to be served starting Tuesday noon. Local clubs and social notices follow with plans for meetings and events including a Catholic Girls club dinner and Christmas party arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Missi Katheryn Miller
University of California
Oakland
Ria Astrate
Miss Afiller
Weihrommotorist
Piente
Interstate Commerce Commission values Iowa Railroad at $121,607
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced a tentative valuation of the Manchester and Oneida Rail at Iowa at 121,607 dollars. Washington DC September 30. The figure reflects the rail line's assessed worth for taxation and regulatory purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mancheeter & Oneida
Iowa
Official Birth Records Chronicle Multiple Families
Official birth notices list numerous families with birth dates from September entries. Names include Genes Pulley, Lee L. Murray, Benjamin A. Richmond, Harry J. Duff, Glen F. Wilson, Evelyn Margaret Stark, Robert LeRoy, Virginia Mae, Donald and Dorothy, Ronald Eugene, Olea, Arlene Tancle, Harold, Roger Claude, Mary Elizabeth, Ardis Artene, David Elwin, and Frances Calberine, with addresses across Clarion Waterloo Jefferson and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genes Pulley
Lo- Ban
Lee L. Murray
Parker
Ry Mro
Benjamin A. Richmond
Evergreen
Robert LeRoy
Harry J. Duff
Bennington Township
Glen F. Wilson
Sumner
Virgnia Mae
John H. Stark
Jefferson
Evelyn
Margaret
William H. Indra
Vermont
Mery
Lewis E
Walter J. Flulge
Presbyterian Hospital
Donald
Dorothy
Clarion
Rays & Farnum
Kimball
Ben Jane
Casper R. Burk
Waterloo
Ronald Eugene
Claude Hostetler
Moodhie
Roger Claude
Wiggs Jensen
H Lincoln
Olea
Andrew Clark
Ans
Lafayette
Arlene Tancle
Martin Jensen
Et J Jefferson
Harold
Louly Wagner
Juanita
Joseph Teary ‘Thompson
William Wehr
Commercial
Frances Calberine
Y M what? Y drive memberships goal at meeting
Preliminary plans for the upcoming Y membership drive were laid at a meeting in association rooms. Miles Potter is general chairman with B. L. Holton and C. D. Allan as divisional leaders. The drive is set for Oct. 11 with targets of 500 senior and 350 boys memberships, organized into 26 five member teams led by team directors Holton and Allan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles ‘Potter
B. L. Holton
C. D. Allan
Holton
J. Clark
J. H. Butts
Oliver Chapman
Robert Corbin
W. A. Howery
W. R. Jameson
Paul Kemmerer
Rev
R. A. McDonald
Ronald Reed
R. A. Lohner
E. H. Bickler
W. D. Siberty
Albert Greeley
Allan
Craig Arbuckle
WH. Beverstock
W. A. Bellinger
Robert Cole
Bruce Gates
B. Howlell
CN Kirkpatrick
EW. Koepke
Rev. H. Moshimann
Clive. McCormick
E.A. Schaefer
GC. A. Boatman
Dinner Honors Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Greeley
Forty two relatives shared a forenoon dinner at 11 45 a m yesterday to honor the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs J P Greeley of 518 Western avenue In the afternoon 85 friends visited The dinner was served by Mrs Albert G Greeley Mrs Wil am P Greeley Mrs A H Brandhorst Mrs Sidney Smith Martha Brandhorst and Xene Greeley The house was decorated with red roses and yellow chrysanthemums A large golden bell of marigolds hung in the hall Rev Fred J Clark pastor of First Congregational church and former toastmaster called the couple and their three sons William P Albert G and Charles for remarks Mrs Clark sang Silver Threads Among the Gold
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Ory
J. P. Greeley
Western Avenue
Albert G. Greeley
Wilam P. Greeley
A. H. Brandhorst
Sidney Smith
Martha ,Brandhorst
Xene Greeley
Clark
Poll tax deadline looms as city office stays open tonight
Charles C. MacKay, city clerk, will keep city hall open 7 to 9 pm to aid late poll tax payers. About 1,000 delinquent men aged 21 to 45 remain unpaying the $3.50 due. taxes run May 1 to Oct 2 with penalties after. Delinquents may incur a lien on future property. Approximately 5,000 names on file, expected city revenue near $17,000. last year $8,835.85 at $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. MacKay
City Hall
Politax
MacKay
National Guard
Will Of Eccentric Financier Draws Lawyer Into Mystery
At a late hour in a city hotel a weary lawyer, David Barris, meets a young woman seeking him to draft a will for dying financier James A. Sterling. Sterling, famed for disinheriting his son years earlier and mismanaging family affairs, plans to thwart certain parties after his funeral amid rumors of his secretary’s domineering role and the isolation of his handicapped daughter Arfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barris
Helen Sterling
David Barris
Sterling
James Sterling
Lily
James A. Sterling
Jack Sterling
Arfy
Mr. Sterling
Hotel En
Rotarians Hear Speaker Rom Orient to Asia Topic
At the regular Rotary Club meeting Monday noon at Hotel Russell Lamson G P Wisbard will be the principal speaker. Wisbard recently returned from twelve years with the Y M C A in India and will likely discuss oriental conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
G. P. Wisbard
Wisbard
India
Marriage Licenses Issued In Iowa City Region
Warry Sheridan of Waterloo weds Nellie L O Keefe of St Louis and Betty Pickerell of Shellsburg to William Ross of Waterloo Anna Miller of Waterloo wed Louis Beéener of Waterloo Elsie Pries of Waterloo weds George H Physter of Waterloo Hazel Reints of Waterloo and Fred S New of Cedar Rapids listed among licenses issued in Waterloo area with additional notes and stray text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Sheridan
Waterloo
Nellie L. O'Keefe
St. Louis
Betty Pickerell
Shellsburg
William Ross
Anna Miller
Louis Beéener
Elsie Pries
George H. Physter
Hazel, Reints
Fred S. New
Cedar Rapids
A Pleasing Summer Frock Pattern 4068
Attractive long lines and comfortable short sleeves define this up-to-date design. A blend of figured foulard and gingham with taffeta bands offers versatile options in linen or contrasting colors. Skirt width at foot is 2 3/4 yards. pattern covers sizes 34 to 46 inch bust. Pattern mailed on receipt of license silver or stamps.
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Society News
Courier
Monilly
B.C. T. Club
XN. W. Ent- Wisle
Ross Conservatory
Edxa Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Mrs. Mansfield
Siuta
H. Verne Myere
Mizpath Circle
M&s
Tracy Glasener
Unity Circle
Garrabrant
Siso
Ketty Magee
Cupli
Hdna Lyons
Long Beach
Glen Orth
Gladys Cowlishaw
Cedar Falls
H. J. Kieckner
Dunkerton
Teachers' Association of East District
Hight
Blanche Suter
Evelyn McQuilkin
Frances Grout
Mary & Christie
Alcott
Edith Korinke
Hawthorne
H. L. Garret
Washington
St. Mark’s
Warry D. Keillor
Mark's Church
St. Margaret's Guild
Herbert Marshall
Laverne Beal Covell
Marian Henderson Morgans
Helen Henderson Manhard
Jean Birdsall
Elna
Julie Christiansen
Mildred Luce
Black's Tearoom
Broadway
Mildred Boon
Evelyn Perry
Edna Mae Rittenhouse
Evelyn Christianson
Wither Smith
Tt | Childs
Hi. S
Stech
Falls Avenue
Laura Middlekaut
Susie Nickerson
Voila Middlekaut
Miss Barthiaume
Z. . Magee
Bila
Mabel Cowlishaw
Buchanan, Y. MM. C
Dr. Shannon
Res
Russell Lamson
Idamae Rind
J.B. Dewald
George Forrester
St. Joseph's
Irene Brennan
Lolub
Msr
Eb, Strubel
WW. Mertz
Spartansburg
5. C
F. W. Strubel
Kesnosha
Wis
Rirduidlay Tancheon
Virfina Fish
Sunursida Country
Sacred Heart
Libbia Koloe
Elks Hall
Fred FH. Stearns
Clay St
HOO
Mrs. J. P. Greeley
Jack Lawson
Buchanan Mm. C. A, Bulle
Madam Beck
Park Avenue
West Waterton
Town
Byrnes Park
Sullivan Trosley
ROM. Orient
M. Born & CO
Chicago
H. M. Smith
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Davee Eesenee
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