Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-12-06
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs. l.. L. Hoyt gave an informa
eve.ing party at her home ON Main
street Friday evening The game
Of 500was enjoyed during the even,
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Graves gave a six,
thirty O'clock dinner party Friday
evening in honor of her two friends
from Dubuque, the Misses Jennis
and Lillian Maurer.
The Young Ladies Society of the
First Congregational church viii
hold their annual bazaar and sale ii
the Wolcott building on the Sth o
December Supper will be served
The Royal Chef appeares at the
Gedney Opera house tonight WED
nesduy). A number from here ex.
pect to witness the musical produc-
ton in the Independence favorite
play house.
Family and informal dinners were
given in many of the Manchester
homes last Thursday. A few of the
college people were at home fol-
Thanksgiving and reunions were
held in several households.
The Clarence House and Globe
hotel were given liberal share Of
the Thanksgiving dinner patronage
the hostelry of Kruger & Fear serv.
ing one of the finest meals which
has ever been given to its patrons.
The Ladies Of the Maccahees will
serve dinner and supper in Pythian
Castle tomorrow Thursday DE-.
cemb.r the 18th. Dinner will be
served a ll:3O and until all are
served, and supper from SOC
o'clock.
Miss Mabel Miller, of Indepen.
dence, who has charge of the mil
linery department at Blake's dry
goods house, entertained company
of Manchester young people at the
nome Of her parents in Indepen.
dence Thanksgiving evening.
The Waterloo Music Teachers
Association gave program in the
auditorium of the Y. M. c. A. last
week, Prof. Scott b. Proweil, former
'ly of this city, rendering Beriot's
Fantasy" which was spoken of in
a very pleasing manner by the COM
meut OF the press.
Skating parties will soon be the
favorite means of entertainment
among the society folk Of the town,
especially with the younger class.
However, the ice is not as yet safe
md every precaution should be tax
IN by those who take the risk Of
skating nowadays.
The entertainment which was Civ
N by the Senior class at the High
school on Wednesday evening last
was thoroughly enjoyed by those in
attendance. The farce was especial
~ interesting and the Athletic as
ISOLATION realized small benefit
flom the admittance charged.
The Union Thanksgiving services
in the First Congregational church
in the morning and in the Baptist
church in the evening were attended
by several hundred people. Owing
to the fact that the Rev. j. Elvin
Wagner was out of the city, the
,rayer meeting in the evening was
in charge of the Rev. w. FL. Suckow
Giaeon's Minstrels came to town
Saturday afternoon and gave their
performance at the Central Opera
.Iouse that evening to a good sized
md apprcciative audience. This
company are always good ltertain'
as and with their vaudeville special
tiles they manage to keep theil
listeners amused for several hours
James NJ. Bankson through at
torneys Courtright &. Arbuckle, ha
brought suit against thirteen salool
keepers in this city charging then
with selling liquor to a minor Thes
cases are the outcome of the recen
trouble which resulted in Mr.. Bank
sons son, Rhea, being sentenced t
the county jail for term Of twent
days. Waterloo Reporter.
The Waterloo Lodge, No. lO5, 4
T. & A. NJ entertained represents
lives from twenty three Masoni
lodges in their Temple Friday nigh
Grand Master William H. Norris {
this city was among the out-of-tow
state officers and was one to addres
the four hundred Masons who we,
present. Refreshments were serve
after the program was finished.
The roller skating rink W.
crowded Tuesday night, the opel
ing Of the amusement house beiu
made on that evening. All Il
skates owned by the managemel
were used and the Manchester Mil
tary band assisted in the pleasure
the evening by furnishing musi
The building has been rev ired f
electric lamps and all raised chat
have been removed, making Il
length of the entire building AVA
able for skating purposes. III
], rink was also we'll palsoniz,
} Thanksgiving day.
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MIR. and Mrs. G. L Bronsc
j were in Dubuque Monday
Hon. George W. Durham was
r Chicago last week on business.
\ The Science Circle will me
y with Mrs. S. A. Steadman next Nc