Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-07-02
SOCIAL EVENTS OF WEEK.

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ed in the following taken from q
paper published at Waverly, where
Mrs. III. H. Lawrence, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. S. A. Steadman Of this city,
resides: Last Thursday Afternoon
and evening there was an interest
ing session of the Order OF the East
ern Star, District Inspector Mrs.
Fanny r. Bailey. Of Mason City, being
present to conduct the school Of in
struction and inspection, which occu-
pied the greater part OF. the afternoon
At $3.50 supper was served, and sixty
persons sat down to the tables, which
were beautifully decorated with peo.
MES, roses and ferns, the same dec
orations being used Throughout the
lodge rooms. After supper a social
hour was indulged in and this was fol
lowed by the exemplification Of the
work. There was a good attendance
both in the afternoon and in the
evening, and all enjoved the occasion.
The district inspector complimented
the lodge on its proficiency in the
work, and Worthy Matron Mrs. II. H.
Lawrence received high praise for
the manner in which She conducted
the affair."
Mr.. r. c. NAPLES Of this city and
Miss Iva Otta of Casino, this state,
were united in marriage last Wednes-
day at the home of the bride. Mr..
NAPLES has been in charge of the
loan department in the offices of A..
M: Cloud for several months and his
made many friends while here. Mr..
and Mrs. NAPLES are to make this
city their home and are extended the
hearty congratulations Of Manchester
friends. s.#S
Thursday afternoon, June 26, 1913,
Miss Lola Kephart and Mr.. Avery.
Long, both of this city. We're united
in marriage at Waverly. The bride
Is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
Kephart and has won many friends
during her residence here. The
groom is employed in The Democrat
office and the many Manchester
friends extend hearty congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Long. Thew will
make their home on North Franklin
street in this city.
E On last Thursday evening the
members Of the Manchester Tourist
club and their husbands held pic
mic on the lawn OF Senator and
Mrs. E. H.. Hoyt, on j East Main
street, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gildner,
who leave the last of this week for
arshalltown, being guests of honor.
During Mrs. Gildner's residence in
Manchester she has been one Of the
clubs most faithful and efficient
mem bers.
4 On Tuesday afternoon, July 1st,
Maude Hooker entertained several Of
her little friends, the occasion being
her seventh birthday. Those present
were Marian Blair, Edna Dorman,
Edna Hockaday, Mabel Hockaday. Es-
ther Hamblin, Eva Prowse, Leona
Betsy Harris, Mildred We'll
terlen, Winnie Works, Harold Dun-
can and Burdette Harris. Refresh
ments were served and all had en- en-
joyable time and leaving, wishing
her many more happy birthdays.
Misses Grace Wolcott and Mar
garet Stanger gave. a lawn party
Tuesday evening at. the home Of
Miss Stanger in honor Of Miss Louise
Denton of Webster, South Dakota,
and Miss Eva Hoag OF Charlotte,
Michigan Twenty-Five young people
were present and a very pleasant |
social evening was enjoyed.
A large party Of picnickers from
were at the fish hatch
cry at Spring Branch on Sunday The
party made the trip overland in new
Stanley Steamer touring cara