Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

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o'clock at Pythian castle.
Mrs b. E. Gtldner gave colnpli-
mentary dinner party Monday even.
Ing to Mr.. Gdldner in honor Of his
birthday, covers being laid for six
guests.
On next Sunday afternoon, the
Odd Fellows will observe their mem
orlal and decoration day services,
meeting at the hall at 2::30 o'clock.
Ali Odd Fellows and Rebakahs are
requested to be present. 81
Miss Sue Fleming was hostess to
a company Of young people Monday
evening who had been invited to
meet Miss Lillian Cloud Of Canton,
South Dakota. An indoor picnic sup
per was served at 8 o'clock.
AT the Delaware County Sunday
school convention to be held at Dun
dee June Is to 16, Capt. ]. F. Merry
and the Hon. G. w Dunham are to
have charge OF the mwic: These
busy men give freely of their yaluab7
lie time and the interest In that de-
partment OF the convention is assur-
ed. Miss Eva Rector will act as or
ganist-
Miss LILLIAN fleming, daughter
of the Rev, DR.. and MIST e. Nem-
ing Of this city graduates from the
department OF music at Northwestern
university at Evanston, Illinois, this
week, the recitals to be held at Fieke
hall. Miss Fleming isaorganist of the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
and has been studying the. organ UNI
der Dean P g. Lutkin during the
past year: ~
Mrs. "A. NJ. Cloud delightfully."- en-
tertained a company Of young people
at a $3.50 o'clock dinner party Satur-
day evening atsher home on Marion
street. The affair was compliment
AIRY to Miss Lillian Cloud Of Cantcr,,
South Dakota. A four course dinner
was served. and the guests were as
lstollows: The Misses Lillian Cloud
mildred Brown, Charlotte Atwater
Mildred Smith, Winifred Kimball Of
Alcorn, Wisconsin, Florence Lindsay
Hazel Mcintosh and Sue Fleming and
|sMessrs. Lawrence HOLSTER. B
Nye, P. H. Strickland. John Master
han Roy Todd. Ray r. Robinson ane
ER. G. Keagy.
At the parsonage of the First Con
lgrAgational church Saturday morn
ling, June 5, 1909, Mr.. Watson Child;
Of this city and Mrs. II. L. Woodrow
of -.Woodhine. Iowa. were united ii
marriage. the Rev. John Frank Moore
performing the ceremony Mr.. AMI
MRS. Childs Left that afternoon To-
a few weeks visit with friends in ths
western part Of the state. and viii
return to Manchester and be a
Ehome in Mr.. Childs' home north %
this city about the first q
fully. Mr.. Childs is one of tn,
best known farmers in Delawar
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county, an early resident OF this com
Immunity, and man greatly respect
ed. His marriage, calls forth tn
hest wishes of his many friends, VIII
are pleased to welcome Mrs. Child
las resident of the city.
+ The many friends of the Mise
belle Miller Aristead, Clara Novel;
Haeberle and Pearl Esther Middleto
ldwill be Interested to know Of the
Organization from Cornell college ne,
! week. These three Manchester your
4 ladies are members of the large elias
{ which concludes their work at thu
q Substitution this year. On next sa
Z urday, June u. begins the commenc
VI ment week program, at which tin
RI a recital of the school oforatorys vi
Il be given at 7:45 O'Clock The haoc
s laureate discourse on Sunday NOR
ling, and the college sermon in Il
A business meeting of Il
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