Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-28
SOCIAL NEWS NOTES
The Misses Parker Give an In
formal Shower Party for
Miss Leona Hole.
Miss Holes Engagement to Mr.
Randolph Recently Announc-
ed in Chicago.
Mr.. Patrick's Pupils Give a Re.
cital at the Hull Homes
Other Social News.

Misses Marion and Bessie w. Parker
were hostesses Friday evening to few
friends at an informal shower party for
Miss Leona Hole, of Chicago, whose en-
gagement to Mr.. Charl n. Randolph,
was announced week or so ago IN
Chicago. Gifts, ridiculous In character,
were presented Miss Hole and Mr.. Ran
dolph at the conclusion of a delicious
chatting dish supper, and following this
dulged In. The bride-elect entered from
the library leaning heavily on the arm
of her cousin, Mr.. Harry Hole, who
gave the bride away. Miss Bessie w.
Parker played the time-worn march
from Mendelsohn as the bridal party
entered Preceding the bride were the
maids of honor, Miss Katherine Brooke
and Miss Bess Oliver also the flower
girl, little Marion Parker. Directly be-
Friend, ring bearer. The groom and his
best man. Mr.. Charles Brooke, met the
bride and her attendantes at the altar.
where the solemn words We're spoken
by Rev. Rodney C. Wells. The napkin
ring service was used, and during the
ceremony Miss Parker played the ster-
eotyped "Oh Promise Me-" The bride
was very becomingly attired in a gown,
and wore several ornaments that were
not gifts OF the groom.
The fourth In the series Of recita,s
given by the pupils OF Mr.. C. N. Pat
trick, and the first Of the present sea-
son. was enjoyed Friday evening at the
spacious home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hull, 40s West State street. In the
neighborhood of 100 guests were pres
ent. including the parents and friends
of the pupils and a number OF student
friends who are in the city for the holt
days. The selections by the club were
heartily received, and several encores
were responded to- The program en-
braced the Nordlca Waltzes by Tour
jee; zublin's Day in Cottonfield," des-
crlptive; Cosmopolitan March, by
Newman; Jolly Fellows" by Frank
George; Magician gavotte. by Farrand;
Aliens ''Skeleton Dance" also descrip-
tive. and Wedding OF Winds" by Hall,
all club numbers: also Lange's "Flow-
err Song" a trio by Misses Ida and
Marie Shove and Master Henry Shove.
The personal of the club is: First
mandolins. Marie Shove, John Johnston,
Walter Hull, Adah Powers. Arson Will
ard and Maude Swingley; second man
dolins, Walter Putzel, Langdon Place.
Chauncey Strauss, John Balch, Ned
Robbins, Henry Shove and Frank
Turner; guitars, Willard Hull, Ida
Shove. Carrie Powers, Hardy Friend.
Phin Beasely and Lora Carney.
Following the program dancing was
INDUCED In
Guests present from out Of the city
were Mrs Lucien Marcy, Of Fairfield;
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Balch, Of St
Johnsbury, VT; Mrs. w. e. Statler. of
Des Moines: Miss Grace Carr. Of Kan
sas City; Mrs. Gertrude Patrick, Mrs
Ruth Elliott, Miss Hattie Bartell and
Mr.. Ernest Bump, OF Grinneil
$50
The young ladies of the Nineteen Hun
dred One Social Club gave leap year,
party to the gentlemen of the club FRI
day evening at Finkle's Hall. Thirty
couples were present, PARIS orchestra
furnishing the evenings music.
49,
Miss Gertrude and Mr.. Charles Bend
lage entertained about thirty OF their
friends at their home Friday evening
The evening was spent with cards. mu-
sic and dancing. followed by the serving
Of light refreshments