The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-29
CLUBS And SOCIETY
Enjoyable Occasions In The City's
Homes and Halls.


Union Sunday school OF Wright gath.
cred at the Cochran home 10 welcome
their teacher, Miss mabel Cochran
home. Miss Cochran had just return.
ed from a two Months vacation spent
in the Rocky mountains and the class
was pleased at the surprise read on
her face as she greeted forty young
people at her door, They were all
made very weleomn by their teacher
who expressed her pleasure on seing
the Golden Links and all enjoyed the
games on the lawn, as well as the ice
cream and cake which the class had
brought.
The regular class meeting will be
held at the A. G. Linsley home next
Friday, Sept 80, 1910. Program for
the evening on the Resurrection and
Ascension of Christ" is as follows:
The First Visit of the Women to
the Sepulcher-Elsie Allsup.
Peter and John Visit the Sepulcher,
Jasper MUIR. .
Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene,
Louise Rice.
Jesus Appears to the Two on the
| Way TO Emaus-Esther Randell
Jesus Appears to the Apostles in the
the Upper Room-Edith Ireland.
Jesus Appears to the Apostles at
the Sea of Tiberas-Raymond Rice.
Jesus on the Mount of Galilee-Gar-
ret Scharff.
The Ascension-Ethel Cochran.
| After the program and business
meeting the time will be spent in q
Legal social. .+r
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| The Ladies' Auxiliary of Penn col
lege met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. l.. Maxwell, No. 305 X
avenue east, in session adjourned
from a recent meeting on account of
inclement weather. About twenty of
the ladies were present and the meet
ing was very busy one. Many mat
tiers of business were taken up and
the entire afternoon was taken in dis
posing of the work. The session was
partly in the nature OF a farewell re-
ception to Mrs. Albert F. N. Handle
ton, who leaves in a short time for
Pasadena, Calf, where she will
make her permanent home. Mrs.
Hambleton was formerly treasurer of
the Auxiliary and the ladies displayed
their appreciation of the services she
has rendered by presenting her with
a handsome solid silver SPOON Re-
lfreshments were served and the ladies
spent considerable time in social
chat. An election of officers was held
with the following result: President,
Mrs. II MaxweITs vice president, Mrs.
Standing; secretary, Mrs. Cora Shoe
make; treasurer Mrs S. NJ Hadley.
The officers elected will be installed
at the next meeting. Following the
election the ladies took up several
matters of business. Among the
most Important matters taken up was
the arrangemnt for a social to be
held at the home of Mrs. Barry on
North A street. The social will be
held to raise funds for the furnishing
of a girls dormitory.
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The Social Club of the Central NJ.
f. church enjoyed a very pleasant af-
ternOon Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
c. w. Walraven, No. S04 Eighth ave-
nue. east. The session was one of
the regular monthly meetings of the
club but no business was taken up.
The entire afternoon was spent in So
cial pursuits. Mrs. Walraven served
refreshments, assisted by Mrs. A. II.
Peasley, Mrs. f. L.. Dasher, Mrs. Louis
Longwell, Mrs. viii Ramsay and Mrs.
l.. A. Rodgers.
A meeting of the OskaloOsa Girls
Club was held last evening il the par
lOrs at the Christian church. Sew
eral matters of regular monthly oc-
currence were taken up. The club
made arrangements for joint meet
ing between the entire body of the
Girls Club and the Board of Manage
ment TO take up the question Of fall
opening. The club is planning. on
holding an opening day during which
all the girls OF the city will be shown
the CluD IOOIHS anu SuISE IdiHeu. L He
club also took up the matter of the
organization OF the "Y. W." The
Woman's Club of Oskaloosa are TAX
ing up the matter with the purpose of
organizing the girls of the city into
"Y. w. C. A." and at the meeting
last evening the CLUB decided to give
the Woman's Club all the assistance
in their power.
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The young ladies OF the Vashti
Club gave a delightful six o'clock din
ner Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Downing in honor of Miss Luciele
Sewers. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
V. Sewers, No. $50 North Market
street, who departs Thursday for
Fort Morgan, Colorado, to spend the
winter with her sister, Miss Adalyn
Sewers Ther sfgirUyF1R happy
send off, for the 'ybrhS AAE & The
covers were sperad in the club din.
ing room" at the hotel and the din
ner was a special menu prepared in
Landlord Jack HENS best style. Six
courses were served and each one
was excellence itself. The club mem.