The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
CLUBS AND SOCIETY
Various Happy Occasions Among
Town and Country Folk.

On the afternoon of Sunday, May
Is, Miss Lillian Moore entertained
fourteen OF her little friends at the
home of ner grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. w A. Moore in honor of her
fifth birthday. Ice cream, cake and
fruit was served and all spent most
enjoyable afternoon. Those present
were: Clarence, and Myrl Tandy.
Riley Littlejohn, Treva, Leah and
Helen McCurdy, Eva and Edith Ken
needy, Luella and Gilbert Sumner,
orpha and Clifford Bond and Maud
JOesting. 1"Ee
The May Doings of the Dozen was
held on the evening of the 18th at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Coryell. Every family was repre-
sented and the guests of honor were
Mrs. Lewis Norris and the Ed Barnes
young folks. Everything went off
pleasantly. The refreshments were
the best that the country affords and
Included three kinds CT cake as good
as mother used to make" After
month of strenuous lager on the farm
the members of the club enjoyed Wis
iting together The prize for naming
the adopted flower of certain states
was awarded to Lester Butler. Mrs.
Margaret Hickey won the prize #
among the ladies, and Miss Rozella
Robertson among the young folks. A
BOBBY prize for not guessing con-
undrums was won by lot by Clyde
Robertson. The young people crown
ed Miss Fay Barnes Queen of May
and marched 'all around the May
pole" to the sound of the violin and
piano music was INDUCED in. after
which Miss Trixie Barnes sang a
solo accompanied on the piano by
her sister, Fay Miss .Tf'ixie is ii
sweet singer Mr. and Mrs. Coryell
enjoy the gratitude of the Club for a
very pleasant evening.-U r Cores.
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Chapter X, p. E. O., met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Lizzie Blackford
and Miss Maggie Hoffman,. Reports
of the Grand Chapter convention held
in Burlington last week were given by
the president, Miss Nellie Wray and
Miss Fora Tice, delegate. The re-
ports were Interesting and complete.
Chapter \ was strictly to the front
at the convention. Mrs. Mary Allen
Stafford appeared on the program
with a paper entitled Suggestions
from P. E. o. Mrs. Effie Hoffman
Rogers read a paper entitled, "Ye
Shall Know Them by, Their Fruits"
and Mrs. Florence Butler gave a read
ing. While Chapter X has the honor
of being able to claim Mrs. Stafford
rnI1 nf ie,
recognized that she is distinguished
member of the entire Sisterhood and
as such was shOwered with flowers
and many loving attentions while in
Burlington. The local Chapter was
proud indeed of its representation at
the state convention. Following the
reports, little time was spent in re-
viewing the bylaws and standing rules
of Chapter X, finishing off with quiz
on the F. E. o. constitution. During
the latter 1t was clearly evident that
the attention given to this subject
during the last two years was well
worth the time. A knowledge of the
working plan of any organization in
variably adds to the interest manifest
ed by its members. The standing
committees for the coming year have
been appointed Much real work
naturally falls to the program COM
mittee. The members of this COM
mittee are as follows: Mrs. Minnie
Lofland. chairman, Miss Eda Haskell,
Mrs. Kate Barnes, Mrs. Elgin Schee,
Miss RebecCa Heinsfurter With
this efficient group Chapter X may be
we'll assured of an excellent and at
tractive outline for 1894 The
meeting Saturday was large. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostesses.