The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-05

ternoon for Miss Ebert, young lady
OF Leavenworth, Kansas, who is visit
ing in Oskaloosa. She is talented
lviolinist and the guests of the after
noon enjoyed rare treat in her play
ing. Refreshments were served.
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Nj and Mrs. Milton Woods and
family, of Valley Junction, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oren Woods and family of Oska-
loosa, Walter A. Shelley of Winnipeg,
Canada, Late Shelley of Rose Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shelley and fam
!ly, residing near Oskaloosa, Mrs.
Emma Woods of Oskaloosa. Mrs.
Ranse Hilleary and son Randolph, of
Oskaloosa, and other guests number
ing twenty-five in all, spent very
enjoyable Thanksgiving day at the
home of c. f. Woods and wife, 1901
Second avenue west, where bounte-
Ious dinner was served The dinner
consisted of plenty of turkey, goose
and duck, cranberry sauce, pumpkin
and mince pie and all other refresh
ments included to complete Thanks
tgiving feast. All departed at late
hour more than pleased with the en-
joyment of the day and wishing they
might all meet again.
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Members of the ST. James Guild
| of the Episcopal church met Friday
at the residence of Mrs. charles v.
Hoffman,, No. 1105 C avenue East,
for work in preparation of the Epis-
copal Ladies' Bazaar, which is to be
held at the Guild hall afternoon and
levening of December IL. Work on
aprons was the designated object of
the meeting, but other progress was
accomplished and a pleasant time
enjoyed socially.
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A crowd of young folks, better
known as the "Hustlers' Club" of the
United Presbyterian church, met at
the home of Lucille and Herbert Ma
lone, Az East Second avenue, Friday
to participate in a Thanksgiving sup
per. Games and music were INDUCED
in and later the supper was served.
The members present were Lucille
Malone, Hazel Furnald, Maude Moore,
Hazel Coffin, Esther Holmes, Ruth
Holmes, Alberta Wilson, Matilda
Gustafson, Ruby Brissey, Marie Mar
tin, Helen Richie, Hazel Swanson,
Herbert Wilson, Harry Wilson, Her.
bert Malone, Roy Richie, Roy Bris-
sey, Carl Mcdonald and Mr.. Seig'
tried. The visitors present We're:
Rev. Malone, Miss Merle Cunning
ham, Bertha Freeman, Gretchen Nc,
Donald, Mr.. Beattie, Mildred Brun-
kerr The guests left at late hour
and all declared Mrs. Malone to be a
delightful hostess.
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There was a happy house warming
and family reunion at the new eight
room modern residence erected by
Rev. Ira d. Kellogg at S15 North e
street, on Thanksgiving. There were
forty people present, including TWEEN
ty-eight children and descendants.
Ten of the young people were mar
ried. incidentally Rev. and Mrs. Kel.
! logg celebrated their fiftieth wedding
Anniversary. and the occasion was a
happy one in all ways. A Thanksgiv-
ing unner was served and those who
remained We're treated to an oyster
supper. Those present included l.
B. Pierson and family, of Oskaloosa
Earl Kellogg and family, of Des
Moines; DR.. G.. J. Snyder and family
o. Amos; Smith Kellogg and wife, OF
Des Moines; Carl Rubottom and fam
lily, of Des Moines; Mrs. Frank Mill
house, of Clear Lake; Chas. McCon-
nell, of Oskaloosa; Miss Mabel Ken
worthy, of Morgan Hill, CAL; Glen
Kellogg and wife, of Ankeny, Iowa.
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! Mrs. L. K. Taylor and Mrs. T. c.
Steddom were hostesses to the Arts
and Crafts Dept, o. w. c., at the
Taylor home southwest of the city, on
Monday, Dec. 2. These rural homes
always offer attractions which bring
eHt 2 geed!y crowd Of ladies, and Mrs.
! Taylor's home is no exception to the
rule. Some of the ladies went "afoot'
and across lots" after leaving the in
Iterurban at Glenwood, and varied are
the experiences Selated as result.
| The usual routine of work and bust
ness was observed, and the drawing
of names for the exchange of gifts at
the annual holiday festivity occurred.
After thoroughly enjoyable after
noon the class adjourned to meet
Dec. 9 at the home of Mrs. NJ. E. Pill
grim.
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DIR. and Mrs. J. S. Henderson had
their turn to entertain the East End
whist club in regular session Monday
!evening at their comfortable home,
No. 604 First avenue east. Several
guests, non-members, were present
for the evening, among them being
Mrs. Onie Wray of Waterloo. Dinner
was served during the earlier part of
the session and the contest for points
followed. Mrs. Baldauf and Mrs.
Rosenblatt tied for high with the cut
favoring Mrs. Rosenblatt. Colonel J..
+. Mcneil took gentleman's high
place. Low score was won by Miss
Beckie Heinsfurter and A. p. Spencer.
Guest favOrs went to w. p. Hawkins.