Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-01-28
kEOKJIK NOTES.

O0o OF the preLLleSC Social dHhlrS OIL
| the ssaec was the tea given by Mrs.
B. L. Anderson at her home 14th and
Fulton streets Saturday evening IN
honor Of Mrs. A. B. Harris Of st. Paul,
Minnesota, and Mrs. Lena Porter Of
Cincinnati, Ohio. A dainty four
course luncheon was served by the
hostes after which the the rest Of the
evening was spent in conversation. a
delightful time was enjoyed by all
present
Miss Daisy Ware very pleasantly
entertained the Whist Coterea club at
her home 1915 Morgan st. Thursday
evening January 10Th. Whist was in
dulged in until late hour after which
dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess. 4s:
AT the last election OF officers OF the
Sunday school Of the "A. M. r. church,
Miss Nellie Kellis was elected super
fintendant FOR the ensuing year. Miss
Kellis makes very efficient leader
and we wish her success,
Mrs. A. B. Harris left Tuesday even-
ing for her home in st. Paul, ac-
companied by her niece Miss Della
Bland, who will make an extended
visit in st. Paul.
Miss Myrtle Craig whose illness
was reported some time ago, Is still
very i'll. Friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Jennie Hill is quite Ill at her
home 412 Blondeau street.
At the recent election Of officers OF
the Sunday Lecture club, Mr.. Charles
Owens was elected President, he Is
now president of two other societies.
which speaks we'll for his efficiency as
a presiding officer.
Sunday morning at 7.3O at the
church of st. Mary the Virgin there
will be early celebration Of Holly
Communion, Rev. Keeler, OF st.
Johns parish will officiate. Every
body is cordially invited to attend
this service. s
The Flodora Club will give a Mas
querade ball saturday evening Jan.
29th, at Schouten's hall, every effort.
| will be exercised to make this enter
tainment success. Everybody in
vited.
| The death Of Miss Anna Weeden Oc-
Cured at the home Of her mother 1912
Bank street, Monday morning at il
o'clock. Miss Weeden had many
friends who regret very much her un-
timely taking off, as her death was
very sudden and unexpected.
LflERARY ANNOUNCEMENT
TO the presidents and members Of
all literary societies and clubs in
Des Moines, Ia.
| Greeting:
You are hereby officially notified
that the Inter State Literary Assoc
iation of Kansas and the West will
hold it's goth annual session, in Des
Moines, during Christmas week 1910
and that under the rules of said ASS
sociation, all literary organizations
within the jurisdiction Of said AS
sociation are entitled to be represent
ed in said meeting by three delegates.
You are also notified that under the
rules of said Association, all cities
having more than three societies who
expect to participate In said meeting
are requested to organize city con-
vention composed Of three delegates
from each Of said societies which city
convention shall determine what per-
sons shall represent said city on the
program and other matters pertain
ing to the Inter State meeting.
4 At the last Inter State meeting at
Kansas City, there were four Des
Moines societies represented and It
appears that there will be several
more this year.
i A cordial invitation is, therefore,
n hereby extended to each and every
literary society and club Of Des Moin-
es to elect their delegates to represent
said society or club In q city conven-
tion which will hold its first session
at my residence, No. 1858 9Th st. on
Monday evening, Feb. 7th, at 8 o'clock
for the purpose Of discussing and per
fecting plans for the selection OF pro
gram representatives from Des Moin.
es at as early date as possible. that
. they may have ample time to prepare
their respective parts; and also, fol
Y the purpose Of taking the necessary
preliminary steps toward arranging
for the entertainment OF the Intel
, State meeting to be held here In Dec
ember. NE nj III hi
s.. JOE BROWN,
Chairman Executive Committee
!. !. Inter State Literary Assn. Of Kansa'
\ and the West.