Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-31
IN 1A[ SOCIAL REALM.
Social Gatherings Galore Mark the
Close Of the Week Many
Pretty Parties.
Messrs. Wilbur and Harris Enter.
tain For Waterloo Guests Mrs.
Meickley's Tea.
Miss Allison Hostess for Miss Archi-
bald-Many Other Pleasant
Smaller Affairs.

thar these last few weeks vi winter
have been. The observance u Lent has
seemed To have had no8etleet on de-
creasing the number, altho no doubt
many invitations have been declined by
the staunch church people. For a
month or more past it has been noticed I.
that altho the earlier part q the week
might not be marked by many enter
iaiisiiieilts, yet line iatel das We're siif'5
TO. be crowded. This has proved +
true this week, and Friday was a day
fun to Overlooking of pleasant parties.
Next week will probably be very lively,
especially among the younssr crowds.
as it will be vacation week and the
school boys and girls VIII no doubt
take advantage of that fact
The young social set was snter-
tanned Friday evening by Messrs. Fred I
Wilbur and Grove Harris at the home |
of the latter's parents. Dr.. ami Mrs. G..
W. Harris The guests were hidden in I
honor of Messrs. Louis Wangier and
Harry Brown, of Watero9. who are
guests of the evenings hosts. The harp
orchestra rendered a fine program of |
music during the evening ard played |
for the dancing. Part If the evening
was spent in playing progressive cinch
and the prizes We're given 20 Miss Lulu
Lawrence and Mr.. Harry Brown, Miss
Cora Lander and Mr.. Willard Hull
| having Ia content themselves with the
boobies A fine supper was served by
! Mrs. G. w. Harris, assisted by her
daughter Miss Peryle ana Miss Anna
Foreman. The invited guests WIRE
/ Misses Fern Foreman, Ethel Vail Ma
Bile Miller Edna Burroughs, Harriette.l
| Van Derveer, Lulu Lawrence, Florence
/ Bromley, Madge Reley Isess ketchuni,
/ Florence Michaels, Ma Baker, Cora
/ Lander, Florence Harris. Emma Bur
1 kett, Of 0skaioosa Marie Green. Of
/ Waterloo. and Florence Rockhill, OF
Lehman; Messrs. Rainie Enziere, En-
nett Howard, Will Merrman. Willard
/ Hull. VIII Moore, George Price, James
Lynch, Ed Tuffree. Jrp Walter Oliver
1 Will Michasls, Ralph church, of Gill
man, and Harry Brown. Louis Wang
Ter. Neil jackson and Robert Law, of
Waterloo.
For her friend. Miss Sue Archibald OF
lChicago Miss Mollie Nilsson entertained
/ at a poster party last evening, The dec
Isorations for the parlor We're of red car
nations and the posters, which every
4 where abounded, We're of the same ruG-'
Idly hue Partners for cards We're CHOSEN
by matching tiny posters and the prizes
were larger and more elaborate ones
4 Miss Hattie Perkins Won the ladies' first
latter drawing cuts for 1t with the hon
+ Iored guest. For the ladies booty Miss
Mabel Woodbury. tied with Miss sessie
4 Oliver. the former winning ON the cut.
|Mr. e. F.. Tucker Was given the gentle
mems first and Capt. c. S. A!atieh the
BOBBY Luncheon was served at the
Ilittie tables after the cards had been
put away The guests were Messrs.
and Mssdames q. j Hixson, +. p. Ba-
ker. and " A Phillips, of Chicago. Mrs.
nellie Bowman and Mrs. A. II Loomis,
of Chicago; Misses Anna ard Matena
s Nelson E.thelyp Cooper. IgeIna GetZ,
|Leona Hole, 4Adeline nd Marion Parker.
Ida Dugan, nellie Wilton. Bess. -
lvsr. Hattie Perkins, Mabel wooapury,
8 lsAgnes Carey and Anna Dawson: Msssrs.
lt'harles Tucker. ChaTles Speers. Charles
Est. clair. Fred Williams. Bruce Moffatt,
H r. Densel c. s. Aldrich, Charles
Whitehead Frank Morse. Harry Rob
: erts. Fred Mitchem, Worley Cetz, NJ. L.
: Chesire, Frank Friend, j. s. MCGOWAN,
Lynn Norris. Phil king Richard Nom
mers and Raymond Daley.
Mrs. NJ J.. Meiclley was hostess Fri
Idas afternoon at 4 tea party given TO a
number of young ladies' as a ccnpii-
ment to her niece. Miss nellie Parrett
who is making hsr home With her. Ine
!, ltea was dainty tllree-cul,fse AFFAIR and
the hostess was assisted in serving by
! Mrs Thomas Danskin and Mrs. F. b
Newcomer. Pink roses and variegated
carnations We're the flowers used il
decorating. and the carnations We're
given as favors. The initials of great
men and women used as the initials o.
= their characteristics furnished amuse-
,nent The prizes were books and were
! received by Misses Ethelyn Bronson
J. Carrie sheldon and Edith Seamans
! Mrs Meickley's guest list included Mes
! danes +. D. Baksl A. n. Parrett II. s
Lawrence, Eugene tiwinn and W. c
os,nan, Jr; Mesiames nellie Whitton
: Bessie Oliver I.ulu Huffaker Haiti,
Perkins, Mabel Woodbury.. Alta Bent
: ley, Maud Pow@ii Anna Healion, Anna
Dawson. Carrie sheldon, Martha Board
man, Della Patrett, Grace Waterbury
Igerna Getz, Ethelyn Bronson Jenni,
seamans. Louise Miller, Claribel Trot
J, and Mae Bingham.
At the home of her parents. MIR. anc
{ Mrs w c. Baker No. 521 North Thii.
: street, Miss Neva BalSer has been cele
: Ebratirg her eleventh birthday this after
: noon by entertaining Marie Wilaman
u Vera and Vivian Hall. Ethel Hubbard
Margaret and Vera Allgier Trixie Han
: Try. Edna Benson, Maude Clarke, Heller
q Boardman. Irnla Price, Bessie Heinz
Il Hazel McCord. Mae Allen, Mabel Males
e Susie and Cora Newton. Lucille an
9 Gertrude Lockwood. Florence Gustaf
> son. Ruth Farqullar and Lucille Bin
. ford.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Pratt entertained
y the East End cinch Club Friday even
y ing, having as guests Messrs. and Mes
- danes W. f. David, II. W. Shove, {
u H. Gross, L. III. IIellar and l.. C. Me
. dearis; Misses Fannie Shaw and Jen
= ME Sempie Messrs. Ned Downing an
A. b. Foster, of Goshen, Ind. The frs
~ prizes were given to Mrs. L. c. Me
= dearis and Mr.. W. w. Shannon and tn
! consultations to Mrs. George Gerhai
and Mr. l.. r.. Willard.
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