Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-24
Close Of the Week Marked by Many
Very Happy and Pleasant
Gatherings.
Clubs Meet and With Them Several
Guests-Two Enjoyable Lodge
Events.
Souvenir Cinch Members Entertained
by Mrs. Grumme-Children's
Parties.


and thru them it has conc 10 be that 1
much of the amusement is enjoyed, for
it is a notable exception when any one
of the social clubs meets without a (
number of guests. and The pleasure of I
this hospitality is as great for those /
who dispense it as for those vino are
privileged 10 accept. l'he social affairs,
instead Of decreasing as tlle week pro-
gressed. seem to have gao~n more nu-
merous and Friday there We're a NUM-
Der of exceptionally pleasin. gather
ings.
The Souvenir Cincn cub was enter
tanned Friday evening by Mrs. Fred
Grumme assisted by her noiee, Mrs.
nellie Bowman. There was along guest
list, including Messrs. and Mesdames
j. NJ Parker, G.. r.. Adams g. w. Me-
Nelly. f. G. Goodman, y. h Conway. 4
w +. Kibbey W. f. David and w G.
Payne; Mrs. E,lnora Goodman. Misses
Marion Loag and .ldeline and
Marion Parker; Messrs. g. A. Turner,
H. II, caminaek, G. r. Speers IL. p
Densel. Frank Friend, clyde Conway
and Gene BinforSi. The souvenirs do
not give prizes, but Mrs. Grumme gave
guest prizes. which wers won by Mrs.
Kibbey and Mr.. CammaeS and the con-
solutions BY Miss Loag ard Mr.. Clyde
Conaway In serving q dainty two
course luncheon Mrs. e;tumnle and
Mrs. Bowman We're assisted by the
Misses Parker.
The Eastern Star ladiss, with a nuns
Der of friends. making the total at
tendance about 125, spent q social ev-
lening in their hall Friday evening.
Misses Cora Battin and Maud Gardiner
played a piano number. Rev. W. H..
Richardson sang Mir. Al Eyeiist played
a trombone solo and Mr., Fred Hanks
played a eornat solo ard later a piano
solo Miss Lillian Rridgeford gave a
I reading, Miss Bay Pre@er sang and
/ Miss Della chinstrand played. Little
June and Lucille Meredith delighted the
/ company with one OF their pretty cake
/ walks and then the music Of a graphic
iphone was enjoyed. After the serving
sof light refreshments. dancing was the
order of the evening until late hour,
/ when the company dispersed.
Mrs. w. F. David entertained the
/ Poverty Lunch Club at a delightful ]
Eo.ciock luncheon Friday afternoon.
Each lady had been requested TO wear
4 something which would reprecent the
q title Of a book, and no little amusement
y was experienced in determining waa'
the representations stood for. Mrs a
Al. G;reenbaum was able 10 name tn,
Il most correctly and Was closely followed
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