Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-24
SOCIAL EVENTS
OF PASSING week
BOARD AND TEACHERS
SGIvEN RECEPTION ON
SATURDAY EVENING.
ENJOY PICNIC AT DUBUQUE
Mr.. and Mrs. Durey rendered Fare
well Reception. Other Hap.
penings Of the Week.

The, reception for the members OF
the school board and teachers of the
| city schools, given In the parlors OF
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Saturday evening, proved one Of the
most delightful social events Of the
week. The date for the reception
had to be changed from Friday
night Y to Saturday night because
Of the: inclement weather. This
change in the time did not in any
way interfere with the success of the
occasion. T.
A number Of the ladies Of the
church decorated the parlors Of the
church in an artistic manner. A
highly interesting and entertaining
program of vocal and instrumental
music. and addresses was given Rev.
G. X: Hudson presided as toastmas-
ter, Instrumental solos were given
by the Misses Verna Atkinson and
Mona Goodwin. Mrs. W. F. Gross
mAn. Mrs. E. w. Williams and Miss
Nenl Mueller favored the assembled
guests with vocal numbers. The ad-
dresssof welcome was given by Rev.
Mr. Hudson, Mr.. F. E. Richardson,
on behalf Of the school board, re-
spending to the address Of welcome.
Superintendent H. T. Ports and Rev.
J. T. Moore gave brief talks Fol-
lowing the program delicious re-
freshments were served.
There is delightful view of the
Mississippi river from Eagle Point
In the city Of Dubuque, and the park
At that place has seats and tables
and other accommodations for pic
mic. parties. Some Manchester peo-
Pile have on several occasions enjoy
I'd a god dinner and a days outing
1t Eagle Point, and last Wednesday
hey plotted a number of their friends
10 these delightful grounds. The
party consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
:. Leroy and their daughter, Dora,
Doctor and Mrs. H. A. Dittmer, DR.. |
Ind Mrs. j. w. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs
W sDs Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo: Mill
sr, Mr. and Mrs William Mcintosh,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carr, Mrs. C. ].
Seeds, Mrs. Thomas Wilson and |
Nr. Forrest Jones Of Manchester,
ind SMr. and Mrs. Clifton Trewin
md Miss Dorothy Trewin of Du-
'uque. All but two Of the party
made the trip in automobiles, and
'nj0yed the ride over the Hawkeye
Highway as wen as the sumptuous
Inner and beautiful river scenery
where the dinner was served:
The Schumann club will meet on
Thursday afternoon with Miss Ruth
Jtlex The following program will
'e ~9Ren: =
I'll Birdling Were, E. D. wagner
Grace Woods. y
dermaids, Song, e. D.. Wagner--Lo-
raine Bradley.
'leep Song, Jessie Gaynor Alma
Jewell. tg \ 98 .3s5
'ong OF the Armorer, Jessie Gaynor
Doris Davis
1arsh, E. D. Wagner Agnes Brad
ley.
ANITA Claus Guards, Krogmann-Do
ra Dittmer.
,obin's \ Lullaby, Krogmann Gale
Amsden. 3as
Waltz, Selected Eoma Clemens.
Iarch, Carl .Reger-Helen Carr.
)arl Waltz, Pauline Story Ruth
Utley.
Iappy Farmer, Schumann-Eva Keep
Z hart
'ixies Hunting, Krogmann-Margar-
ct Graham.
'ancing Lesson, Fredericks HUI
berta Clemens.
'ixies Waltz Song, A. L. Brown-El-
va Madden. "a
'ender Flower, Burgmuller- Virginia
Carr.
ouvenir Of the Exile, Consone-Hel-
en- Sphinx.
A company of about one hundred
eighbors and friends gathered at
be home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. AL
>urey in Prairie township on Mon
ay evening of this week, carrying
ut neatly planned farewell sur
rise party. AS stated in these col
INNS last week Mr.. and Mrs. Durey
cave in October for Bismarck, North
dakota, to make their home. Mr.. G.
v. Snyder, on behalf Of the assembl-
d company, presented Mr.. and Mrs.
>urey with beautiful chatting dish