Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-08-27
Of the Graf. and gave historical .c-

count; Prof. Jones spoke Of the socia
side Of masonry; Alonza Draine in On
interesting address covered the im-
portance OF . determined effort. while
n. w. Anderson's address dealt with
the success Of masonry, impromtu re-
marks were made by J. Burns, William
Martin, Wm, Shortrege and Bert Kebo.
The executive board of the Iowa
and Nebraska Baptist Association was
In session last week at the sth street
hall, the following out Of town minis
ters were present: Rev. Samuel Bates.
Des Moines. moderator; Rev. d. A.
Holmes, Davenport, corresponding sec.
retsry; Rev. y. G. Bowling, Centsryille,
treasurer; Rev. 7. T. Grifath, Dee
Moinss; Prot. g, w. Rogers, Buxton;
Recording secretary, James Bowles: Of
Enterprise. This meeting was called
for the purpose Of adjusting An sitter.
cation between the 7.h; Baptist church
people and their pastor the Rev. VIII
liam D. Venerable. 4.
Messrs George and Harry Ashby
spent couple Of days At Gladstone,
visiting their brother William Ashby.
Married 1t the home of The bride
18th and Morgan street Augast the
rath. Mrs. Anna Weldon 70 Charles
White, they have the congratulations
Of their many friends. ss IL,
Mr.. Silas Kellis very pleasantly en-
tertained number Of his friends Sat.
urday evening Aug. l4th, q his home
l0l7 Fulton street in honor at the
Misses Douglass Of st. Louis, Miss
Miss Margrett being the guest OF hon
or, The evening was spent in . social
way and various games made the even-
ing pass happily. 1T q reasonable hour
dainty refreshments were served.
A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized Wednesday evening at the
home OF the bride on Franklin street,
ats o'clock when Miss Jennie Page
Harris became the bride Of Mr., George
snoddy, the ceremony was performed
by the Rev; w. A. Venerable in the
presence Of abont5O guest The home
was beautifully decorated. the couple
standing beneath bell Of green and
white. tube roses and smilax forming
this part OF the decoration. After the
ceremony wedding supper was ssrv-
ed, Mrs Snoddy ID the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris and :
highly esteemed young woman. Mr..
Snoddy fsa prosperous young man
with many friends. They will live q
IA Orleans street where the groom has
fitted up cosy Oost.gs.
Thursday evening It her beautiful
home on Morgan street Miss Ella
Ware very pleasantly entertained the
Floradora club and number Of other
guest, whis. was indulged In until
late hour after which dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
every one declared Miss Ware royal
entertainer.
Rev. William Green will leave soon
for Memphis, Tenn, where he has ac-
cep.ed a call, he will be the pastor OF
one Of the largest churches in Memphis
a membership of $50, We w-sh him
success.
Mrs. Charles Amos returned home
Monday evening from st. Joseph, MOI
where she has been attending the Bap-
tist association.
The market given by the Floradora
club NJ the home OF Mrs. Peter Ashby
was decided success. Il.
A very pretty lawn social was given
at the home OF Rev. w. "A. Searcy
Tuesday evening, the lawn was hand
somely decorated with Japane Ian.
terms q delightful program waslen-
dered and fine time was reported.
Field Bros orchestra furnished music
for the occasion. %5