Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-01-10

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Fe1era-so,s II Crloysd Hofneo
Clgys usea a,et - Hannibal from
.ae z7ra 10 1t:s gbt-. TIT fo3Ip~i12
wese eaeeted a. 0e:scsre1 Nh La
Walker If eais city MAS EazAtrr'o1s5g
re-e9eeted sa president; Mrs, Ida l.
Garrett III Naoon, first vice presa-
aesst: Miss Are9nl4 William. -.
r<yglg, secoD9 viee PRESIDENT; Mr.
goxle r. Williams, Boonevi'!e, taiEd
viee pres,dent; Mr. Effse y, Cn'nn,
! Glasgow, secre.3ry; Jrs. Mar T.
: GysaE. geaerron City. corresponding
secretary; Mrs, &, Y. Mcdowell, Han'
niaaI. treasurer; Mr., y. H. Kenner
! marshal; State Organizer Ars. D's'
! lie g.eyeas, Hannibal, chairman Of
ezeeutlye committee, They will nee'
q. Jeffergon City his year,
( Dir, and Mr.. julius .ob's9n d
l2z4 North Eighth street enter,
( tanned 4 fen Df their friends iasi
Monaay gvenlng at an elaborate
/ luncheon, which consulted NJ aeTe'a
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Mrs.. Prince McGaogh Ieft last
! Tuesday for Bethany, No, her form
er honne for fen weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. simm8, 1904
Z Clay street, entertained q few friends
! last Friday night complimentary n
their son, John, vino returned SUM
! csay u, resume biz studies al the Uni
verify Of Nebraska.
! Alzo Price spent the latter part d
iast week visiting reiatiTes anG
friends a: Richmond
, Miss Zelma Endicott, GZs Pendie
ton. yave a farewell party in honol
! Of her sister, Ruth, last Saturday
evening. Progressive whia: wa
played after the conclugion OF th'
games. Mrs. Benjamin Hill received
the first pride, Miss 81. Perry ths
second prize, W. <. Coffee the "o"ooy
prize. A three-course luncheon wa
seryed. The decorations were pins
and green. There was jus. enough
guegts present TO make a prett,
! home party and it is a pleasure u
! have such parties 10 coon in the new
| year.
The Misses Dorothy Watkins ane
| Ruth Endicott left Tuesday Tor Jei
fergon City to resume their studies a
| Lincoln Institute.
Dir. and Mrs. Robt. Armstrong
! 9l5 IL South Fifteenth street, chap
eroned party at the Pantager theat
or last Saturday, after which the,
served dinner at their home for then
| guests.
The Mesgrs. II. Beshears and Il
! HAYES have returned TO college