Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-20
N NE SOCIAL HlD|
Country Club Members and Friends
Enjoy : Pleasant Outing Dss.
pits the Rain.
Cinch Club Entertained at
Edgewood, Nj. and Mrs. Grsene's
Country Home.
Methodist Chorus Choir Camping on
the Rivsr-Other Social
Matters.

HaeE*aEE 49,
the Rtver-Other Social
Matters.
The weather which prevailed Thurs
day was not OF the kind calcu-
lated to make the spending of
the hours out of doors the
most pleasant, but Notwithstanding
such a drawback the party given by
the Country Club to its friends was a
great success. What 1t would have
been IL the day had been as bright as
today can not be said. More OF the
game and Its fascination could have
been observed by those who had never
watched the devotees of the links, but
those who were present do not see how
the afternoon and evening could have
been more enjoyable. Some OF the more
enthusiastic players who were not
afraid OF an occasional sprinkle sailed
out with clubs and caddies, but the
larger number spent the hours on the
wide verandah OF the club house. The
tables were spread at $50 and the VII
ands which the various groups had
brought We're so abundant as to make
necessary a long supper hour Then the
floor was cleared and to the music of
the piano the young folks and some
who were not so young danced until the
lights were put out and the last hack
load had driven away from the scene of
the merriment.
The Souvenir Club is one that al
ways enjoys happy times when to-
gether, and SO when they Were invited
by Mr.. n Mrs. Merritt Greene to take
supper at ~Edgeworth, Thursday even
ing, they were assured from the first
Of a pleasant time. 1t was a garden
party. not in the sense of serving the
repast out of doors. but because every
thing on the bill OF fare came from the
garden. The delicacies served We're the
best argument which could be urged by
the most enthusiastic vegetarian, for
the supper was a fine one. Mrs. Greene
was assisted in serving by Miss Marie.
kaufmann. After the supper had been
partaken OF. an evening OF conversation
and visiting followed. The guests 9TH
erwise than those Of the club were Rev.
and Mrs. F. ". Russell and the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Belle Campbell, OF
Newtown. Ind: Mrs. H. L. yotaw, of
Tacoma. and Mrs. ). w. Rhoades.
The chorus choir OF the NJ. E. church.
which has been spending the week
camping in the T. d. Wilcox grove two
miles north of the city, will break camp
Saturday afternoon and return to the
city. The party is c~haperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Lusby, and the camp
was named in honor of the pastor, DR..
Van Ness, who has a tent on the
grounds and spends each night there.
Professor Arnold, the chorister, is also
present and drills the choir three times
daily. The members present are Mrs.
John Wright. Misses Ella and Susie
Lusby, Nellie Brown, Lucy Coburn.
Nellie Rudh. Maude Morgan. Minnie
Ashbrook. Mertie Long, Grace Coolidge,
Laura Wood. Cora Ferguson and En-
ma Mills, and Messrs. Ohio Ford, Will
Wolff. Clarence Morgan and Louis
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Fellingham, who
have but recently come to the city from
Iowa City, that the former might begin
his duties as secretary of the Railway
Y. NJ. G. A., We're given a royal recep-
ton to their new home and new work
Thursday evening. The members Of the
association and friends to the number
Of about sixty Were present. No formal
program had been arranged. but music
from the mandolin club was greatly en-.
joyed. Frappe was served during the
evening and cakes mi ices were also
served.
The Roundabouts had planned to at
Itend the open day at the Country Club
Thursday, as the guests Of Miss nellie
Brennecke, but when the showers put
in their appearance the plans were
changed and the fine supper which had
been prepared was partaken of at the
home of Miss Mertie Halbert, wher a
pleasant evening was spent, such as the
~Roundabouts always enjoy when they
are together.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees to tht
number OF about forty surprised Mrs
C. F. Schmidt Wednesday evening b,
calling at her home to enjoy a party
They brought their refreshments Will
them and partook OF them during {
pleasant social evening.
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The Jolly Jills'' met Thursday after
noon with Miss Nellie Garwood. Aftel
the meeting light refreshments wer,
served. The club coiors We're decided
upon 10 be blu IL white. The mex
meeting will be at the home of Miss Ids
Shove.
The Junior Y. p. S. c. E. Of the Con
gregational church Will give their so,
cial tonight at the home OF Mis-.
Frances Rodgers. No. 40s Jerome street
which was postponed from last nigh
on account of the weather.
Fried Bread.
ut 10 painful to observe that toast al
an article Of food Is rapidly disappear
ing" said the regular eater in restan
rants. ut is now almost impossible Il
get II in New York wherever one ma,
order it. Fried bread Is now accepted
everywhere as the substitute for toast il