Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-04-12
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The F. A. c. have adjourued for the
summer vacation.
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The A. w. G. members will meet
with Mrs. j. III. Allen this week Friday
evening.
The members of the Six Handed
Euchre club meet this Wednesday at
ternoon with Mrs. w. b. Sherman.
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The Scott Club postponed their week
ly meeting last Monday evening be-
cause of the revival meetings in pro-
gress.
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The Sunshlners have postponed their
regular meeting for Friday of this week
on account of the meetings at the Con-
gregational church.
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The Ladies of the Universalist church
give a supper social this Wednesday
evening in the parlors of the church.
Supper from $50 until all are served.
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Miss Grace Malven entertained few
friends at a six o'clock tea last week
Monday evening in honor of her friend
and guest, Miss Alice Griffith, of Gree
ley, Iowa. Covers were laid for six.
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The statement in last weeks Demo-
GRAFT, that the "13" club would meet this
week Monday afternoon was wrong
fully made. They meet instead next
Monday evening, April II, at the usual
place.
\ number of the young people from
here attended party at M. Hayden's
Just north of town, on Friday evening
of last week. A very enjoyable time is
reported by the fortunate-enough.t to- be-
invited ones.
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This week Friday evening the Entire
Nous give their extra night of enter
tainment. All members should be
present to assist in havinga good time
in repetition of their last meeting.
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A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Ward took possession of their
pleasant home on Wednesday evening
of last week and made merry evening
with a very much surprised host and
hostess. Cards, music, happy converse
ton and lunch spent the evening hours
fast and it was not until late houl
the guests disbanded for home.
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At their business meeting last Mon
day evening, the Woman's Club elected
the following officers for the ensuing
club year: President, Mrs. Heller
Hawley; LIST Vice president, Mrs. julie
Brownell; End Vice president, Mrs. G
w. Miller; Sec'y, Mrs. Caroline Friend
Treas, Mrs. c. A. Kline. Their last
meeting for this present club season
will be held May Is, for the purpose Of
hearing the report of their delegate tt
the Biennial Federation.
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The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the M. E. church will hold thei
regular monthly supper and social thi
Wednesday evening at the home O
Professor and Mrs. r. w. Wood on I'm
ion and Franklin streets. Each one il
attendance on this evening is expected
to give free will offering which is t.
be enclosed in the envelopes and givel
away at the entrance door. The severa
nationalities will appear in full costum
and various games will be the form o
entertainment. The following men
will be served, beginning at six o'cloc
and continuing until all are served:
Cold Ham. Biscuits. Resl
Saratoga Chips. Cabbage Salad.
Fruit G elatln eaks' whipped c Gsalss' Favor
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Miss Mable Weber was the happ
hostess at a birthday party last Wedne'
day evening, her mother and scho'
friends having planned the pleasa1
surprise for her thirteenth anniversar
, Salamagundi occupied the attention {
the young people until late hour whe
j. Mrs. Weber served them an appetizin
a luncheon of ice cream and cakes, chee'
1 straws and cocoa. AS reminder {
s their friendship, her guests gave Mi
: Mable very pretty ring set with tn
f quoise and pearls. The followir
named were present:
Frances Beehler Lewis Atwater
D. Frances Lawman Herbert Anderson
{ Madge Elder Homer Davis
Gertrude Anderson Asa Cunningham
q Mable Miller Clifton Ksagy
Stella Drew Avery Long
GRACE Walters HOwnrd Smith