The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-06
CLUBS AND SOCIETY
Various Happy Occasions Among
Town and Country Folk.

Bowling to an insistence of members,
and their wives and friends, the en-
1 tertainment committees of the Oska-
loosa Eagles provided social : and
dance at the lodge apartments Tues
day evening. the first Eagle, enteral
tainment of the season, that for, gen.,
eral enjoyment surpassed anything OF
the season Beckman's Double Four
orchestra furnished the music for the
levening and the quality and quantity
were above reproach. Fifty-fiye
couples of the lodge members and
/ their invited guests enjoyed the pro-
gram to the utmost. Extras were in
sisted upon nor was twelve O'Clock
midnight permitted to mark the con-
clusion OF the program. The hour
Twas later, or earlier the following
morning when good-nights were said
THE party was wholly informal and
no attempt was made to furnish re-
freshments. The accommodations
were confined to the old building and
the new apartments in the addition to
the Eagles hall were not open as
they were unfinished. This was in
no sense the opening social party
which is to be given for the opening
OF the new apartments, due announce
ment OF which is to be made later on
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The X. of p dancing party which
was held at their hall last evening
Twas a success in every particular.
About twenty-five couples were pres
lent, many of them being from out of
town. Every one present enjoyed the
evening very much. Music was fur
lnished by Bowens orchestra.
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Ben Morris. No. TIC High avenue
west, who has recently resigned
somewhat extended service with the
lBaldauf-Rosenblatt store to accept
position with one of the large mercan-
tile establishments OF Chicago was
made the recipient of special atten-
Itions Monday evening. His co-work-
ers and associates of the first floor OF
1.-THE Baldauf- Rosenblatt Company store
came in upon him at his home all I'M
ANNOUNCED and presented the young
man with handsome gold watch and
chain. Lon Fritch of the business Of
flee making the presentation. Re
Treatments were served and an even
ing of much pleasure followed for all.
Ben leaves the city February -, and
The will be followed to his new place
by the best wishes of an extended &C
Iquaintance.
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Arts and Crafts department o. w.
&C.. entertained Monday, February },
by Mrs. John Cowan, at her home on
South Seventh street. Thirty ladies
were present to enjoy the hospitality
of this home. aud the afternoon was
INST pleasantly spent. Miss Marguer-
lite Cowan pleased all present with
two charmingly rendered piano mum,
beers. Dainty refreshments we're ser
we'd. following most profitable aft
ernoon with work and conversation.
One new member was added to the
department.
Miss Belle Byram assisted by Mrs.
Charles Walraven. at her home. No.
SO4 Eighth avenue east. Monday even
ing entertained the young ladies of
the Stitch ana Chatter club OF the
First Baptist church in pleasing and
.hospitable manner. Fifteen of the
members were out for the occasion
and pleasant session was expert
Ienced. although there were no sensa.
itions or thrills just tucks and frills.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Walraven and an altogether enjoyable
evening was spent
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The f. r. Hatcher home was the
scene OF a reunion between his two
brothers. his sister and himself last
Friday. This was the first time for
about sixteen years that the family
had all been together and it was d
IL
ler of Norton. Kansas. was the guest
Sharon and Mrs. E. J. Beans of this
city were the other two members OF
THE family present. Besides these,
w. |. Beans and daughter, Miss leila,
were also present Tomorrow the
family go to the home OF Elwood
Hatcher in New Sharon for visit.
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Mrs. Eta Moore, No. 32S North &
street, was, at home to the nurses OF
1.-THE Abbott hospital and Sheriff !. NJ.
Reed and wife, last Thursday evening
at six o'clock dinner. which was duly
enjoyed and appreciated by those par
ticipating. The after hours OF the
evening were devoted to social pas
time of delightful character, each
and every member of the company
Having a good time. Mr.. Reed con-
itributed vocal solo to the program
of specialties and home talent and
Miss Vivian Webb gave a number OF
readings in her own charming way.
Good.nights were said with reluct-
lance and the last seen of Sheriff Reed
he was being taken to Jail by the
nurses