Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
TIE LEN|[N LEuNES
Period Of Fasting Quite Active in a
Social Way Many Social
Gatherings.
The Beethoven Society Enjoys Its
Regular Meeting With Mrs. E.
S. Burroughs.
Two Delightful Stag Parties Mr.
and Mrs. Carr Entertain
Other Events.


The first week in Lent has jus drawn
to a close but those wlo may have
feared that the days q fasting and
prayer would be dull ONES, without sos
cial diversion. are happily surprised.
ON the other hand the dass and even
.ings have been so fun that many have
not been able TO accept W their invita-
tons. No large events hevs occurred
Lin Tho pas few days, nut III. snail
gatherings OF Intimate filensls, where
IinfonGality and enjoylnent reign, have
been Very many, and aftpf all. these
Iare tha entertainments hieh are most
enjeyed.
The Beethovens .:sa wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. + $ Burroughs
land program which WAS short but
lyers good vas enjoyed. Mrs Fl LAM
lre}ce played a selection 50! the riane,
| Miss Laura +. Van Horn, ef Apion,
Sang IF We're a Rose ami Mrs. n
Ianney Rad pretty selsat.pn emitted
,@When Malinda sings. Mrs r. S. Pat
|
| Patterson played one u Gnaininade's
/ brought te n o!qse BY tiis slagng7ps
lSip!iisss naiestic Re e@sSi41a' 70 the
musie 81 Bartlett Refrsshsuents We're
served after a season d slittns Tins
clubs guests were Mfs r Patien,
1 Mrs Charles Insralam MIS- j Il
| Whine ~. Mrs. T.. H. iseneellet ard
Miss Laura Van Horn, y Aipien
Ihs teachers of the sgeaaa ward
4 have gore sos9ng without 9 celebration
sIaf any kind that theN nal neFrlN
broken their record, boi Wadnssday
4 evening tlty enjoyed allaiaer spread
slthe pleasure 81 which WAS ii rropor
6I.tfen II tbs time igterSsHii,s since tiit
last one. Miss Maxine Kelly. rineipa
LOT the Ward, Vas the hostess and III
BANQUET She rad liais for hsl
4 Teachers was an elab@ga re- 1t VA.
spread ii! the klraei.s sia The pnh
A Guests from outside M building wa.
4 Mrs. Alma Wnite-
Mr.. AMI Mrs eieolse Gregory werl
4 host ana hostess Wedne day evefins
ltp the West End Club The evening
a Prizes for ciilch were given g Mrs. g
l.aa,ien nee and Mr.. q ] Alien Ti'
i guests Of the club wera Mr. and Mrs
Marion Gard, Miss Fliih Messenger
MISS Mary Nccluskey and Mr.. Henr.
Neelusksy.
4 pleasant day spent in the city b
A1sssrs. w Insimmond. A. ID. S. John
sten, j. Adam sede and Charles Tar
! box. Of ST. Paul WAS brought TO d hal
by close "Wednesday evening, when NJ
Geerge i. sA,lan;s at his baantift
Ihone No. { North Fifth street eatel
tanned 4 crowd ofai1aut thirty al sta
party in their hNnor. Nj Johnston
who has a splendid Voice. saHg by r
quest a numher ii selections and NJ
ITarbox. who is equally gifted as fe
cards piano music played a delieien
luncheon was served by Mrs. Adam
and niece, Miss aiayrnie Adams.
MrS " H Thomson entertained /
a deiiehtfni Way tilis Afternoon the
SC. q cub. After the games n etrc
refre shments We're stvetl Tiae sdAb'
guests We're Mesdanles r. A eiiilett'
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