Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-06-04
TEACHERS PLAN
neat SURPRISE
TEACHER OF CITY SCHOOLS 5
"cALL" ON Mr.. AND MRS.
IhMAN. @
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Miss Ls clere and Mr.. w. David
Jones United In, Marriage
Monday Evening.

Jones United in Marriage
i Monday Evening.
Superintendent and Mrs. ]. r. In
man were the victims Of . meath
planned and executed surprise, whel
on Monday evening twenty-four o
the city school teachers took possea
sion ok their home on North Franklin
street. The self lf-invited guests brough
with them well filled baskets o
good things to. eat, ald upon arriving
at the home Of their surprised hos
and hostess proceeded to enjoy ? de
lightful supper. and pleasant socia
hour, Following the supper Prof. p
T. Walker, on behalf OF the teachers
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Inman with s
dozen beautiful hand-engraved te,
spoons. The event was a fitting ex
preston Of; the sincere frtendship6 q
isting between the instructors OF oul
schools and Mr.. and Mrs. Inman.
"A most pleasant occasion was thl
marriage at East View farm, the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. LIE
Clere and family, of their daughter.
Gertrude J. to w. David Jones, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cad Jones. The cere-
mony took place at eight O'Clock, on
Monday evening, June 2. 1913, In
the presence Of immediate relatives,
and was solemnixed by their pastor,
Rev. w. H. Ensign, Of the Presbyter-
Ian church. Both. bride and groom are
n 4, Il nfo
tian character, good sense. and sterl-
ing worth; both are teachers In the
Sabbath school, and faithful In their
church activities The most sincere
good wishes. .of q host Of true friends
Will always attend Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, and these two highly respected
families whence they come.
The marriage service was accom-
panied by a piano and violin duet,
rendered by the brides brother and
Stster,Archie and Pearl Le Clere;
the house was tastefully decorated,
the couple standing beneath q bower
OF lace. evergreen and wedding bells,
the bride gowned In white and wear
ing white roses, the wedding break
fast was Immediately served. The
next morning Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
departed to spend a few days with
the; brides sitter and family. Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. Whitney, at Blunt.
South Dakota.
sss &ixty, ,ftye members Of the Manches-
ter Knights Of Pythias lodge attended
9 meeting of the lodge at Lamont on;
Tuees1ay evening The trip was made
IN automobiles Two members were
initiated in the third rank and the
work was conducted BY the Manches-
ter lodge.
Z Among those from Manchester who
attended were. G. a Newman, "A. Il.
Dunlap, Chas. H. Bunker, Francis B.
H. L. Ram, A. NJ. Cloud.
H. w. Phenicie, NJ. j.. Yoran, F. b.
Blair, E. H. Hoyt, Archie Lyman, Al
ton Durham, E. W.. Williams, B. s.
Mullen. VIM. Robbins, Jay, Matthews,
Z. Matthews jr., Harry Davis, Os-
car and George Dor4an, J. W.2Lewis,
W. G.. Blake B. W.. Grems w. D..
Hoyt, Dwight Finch, VIM. Reed, D.
]. Meggenbere VIM. Mead, "A. J.
colltnge, H. r. Holmes, John Master
nam, Bert Crosier, Thos Wilson, II.
:. Seeds, tR. LIE Roy, A. d. Long,
w. ID. Work, Geo. Keiser, Burton'f
Clark, F. +. Cary. Edwin. Davis, c..
Anderson, Fred Dewey, E. q. Mittle-
,tadt, F.. H.. Arnold, Norman Ackley.
4. c. Philip, II. w. Welterlen. Nell
ION Atwater. G. J. Boardway, w. H.
Magill. s. X Myers. w. H. Hutchin-
ION, Clarence Jones. II. B. Atwater, ID
:. Grove. T. F. McEwen, H. T. Smith,
rheo. Shelly, "A. J. Andrews; Harry |
Tray and G. G. Thorpe.
While returning home that, evening !
Nm. Reed. lost control Of his auto
Mobile and backed down q steep In
line, striking w. D. Hoyt's machine!
rhe accident occurred just east OF
lamont. Mr.. Reed had driven near
y to the top OF the hill on high
pee and was going to thrOvs.into
ow speed when by mistake he t6r0W
n the reverse and Backed down -fae
I'LL. damaging the other car consid-
,rably.
A meeting OF the Tourist club:s~aa
leld at the home OF Mrs. Della Carr
IN Monday afternoon. This was one
he Special Days" OF the club and
he subject OF Chinese Porcelains"
vas taken up and conducted by Miss
Bailey. At this meeting Of
icers were elected for the ensuing
reaK as follows: y
President--Mrs. Carrie Stanger.
Vice President-Mrs. Florence Dun
lam. ~ ST,
asSecretary-Mrs. Belle, Graham.
,Treasurer-Mrs. Jennie LIE Roy.
Journalist-Mrs. Della Carr.
Mrs. w. c. .Amsden and Mrs. Al
en- A. Mcintosh are entertaining
ompany Of friends at . luncheon
= the Mcintosh home this afternoon.
rhe luncheon was given In honor OF
irs. John Cruises birthday anniver-
ary. Covers were laid for twelve
,uests. The out of town guests were
drs. Frank Kenny Of Waterloo, Mr..
!. F. Hersey Of Cedar Falls, Mrs:
;harles Cruise Of Earlville, and Mrs.
I. H. Morisey Of Washington, D. c.
The annual banquet OF the Alumni
OF the Manchester High
chool will be given at the Presbyter-
an church on Friday evening, June
9th.
"A victrola concert will be given
t the library next Tuesday evening.
rhe public is cordially invited to
his concert. . 8. ,,8