Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-04
SOCIAL EVENTS OF
THE PAST WEEK
FOURTH PRELIMINARY .DEcLAM-
AToRY CONTEST ON FRI
= ~ DAY EVENING". e@5-
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARIES
Gatherings In Honor Of Mrs. Mary
b, Hatch and Mrs. J. A. Morse.
#, Other Social Events.

school auditorium on Friday evening
lot this week. The following is the
Iprogram: ~
instrumental Solo. Gertrude Pierce
~ Dramatic Glass. -7 p
ga Recent Car Victory. Fern Arnold
"Abner fBarrow's Defense. :. :.
t. go. .... ..Renan Barclay
IA Few Bars in the Key of G".. -.
How the La Rue stakes were Lost
i -. -. :. Cecil Grommon
The Wheels of Time. .. .. :.
4 ...fs.. -. 80. Hazel Hazelrigg
''Ehe Winning of Katherine.
l ..s4s.. - :. :. Beatrice Pentony
THE Other Wise Man.. :.
80. :. ..S... Bertha Robinson
Vocal Solo,. ..@.. 49,. Selected
Mrs. H. T. Ports.
Humorous Class.
| de 5Bebatin S'coety,' Clarence Brown
! Sure-to-go. -, Dorothy Brown
Mrs. Perkins Supper. -. -.
! :. =. Ruth Dittmer
"Rardelli and Pickwick''.. :. ...
=. Earl lie Clere
Mary Cary. ..@..... Helen Pierce
William Green Hill Mabel Pogue
Twentieth Century Rebellion. Z.
.... =. :. Ruby Trumblee
The Little God and Dicky'.. =,
Lorraine Wright |
Girls Trio. Gently Rest. ..Kucken
gladys Sabin, Alice Wolcott and Ly.
I dia Haas. L.,+l
"a Miss Margaret Graham will enter |
Tain the Schuman club Thursday af-
sernoon. The following program is
to be given:
3Buttercup.. :. .Aileen Mae Erb
Ns Agnes Bradley. ,. @t-
gpedLlme... -. =. rh ,.Orth
$& Doris Davis. .a f *"f
Joyous Farmer. ...... Schumann
s Cora Mae Hockaday. =5t
Serenade.. Jessie. !Gayno
:.;A Helen HOckaday. h: 5sSs.,ssi
The Old Man Clothed in Leather. e.
:. :. .Dutton
3 Alma Jewell. +
Silver Chimes. .... !. =. Ducelle 4
Helen Hudson.
The Pink Domino :. :. Crosby {
Grace Woods.
Puss in Boots. -. Crosby
Eoma Clemans.
Sunshine Polka : !. :. ..;..s. Mcintyre t
Dora Dittmer.
ne return. $50. .Burgmuller
Ila Mertz.
otyrlenne. E..Ss&.. .Burgmu1ler|
Vera Philip.
Huberta Clemans
song at Dusk. ..Ch. Cadman
Virginia Carr.
The Knight Errant. .Burgmuller !.
Isabel Pentony. =
"a Chromatique. So. ..Concone
Helen Sphinx. !,
A birthday party was held at the :,
One of Mrs. I. W. Lampman last =
aturday, January 81, in honor of /"
lrs. Lampman's mother, Mrs. J. A. a.
lorse, who was 70 years old on that 70
ay.g Twelve guests We're present
nd luncheon was served at twelve
clock. Among those present at
nc gathering were Mrs. H. B. Chap
ian of Missouri and Mrs. Florence !.
cal of Nebraska, who are old time ::
of Mrs. Morse. The :,
ANY friends of Mrs. Morse hope :.
lat she may enjoy many more such y.
leasant birthday anniversaries. -,
l an invitation from the Edgewood
dge to go to that place next Mon -
ay evening, February 9, and assist
the work of the second and third
sgrees. The NJ. & O.. will run II
,ecial train to Edgewood on, the II
lat evening, leaving Manchester at
o'clock and returning will leave
dgewood at a. m. All members of
10 local lodge who are planning to
tend the meeting are requested to
>tify the committee on arrange
ents who are B., W.. Grems, F. B.
air and Theo. Shelley.
The relatives of Mrs. Mary Hatch
ljoyed a pleasant gathering at her
me in this city on Tuesday, it be-
g Mrs. Hatch ninetieth birthday.
RS. Hatch has been a resident of
alaware county since the early SOS
ID her many friends hope that she
ay enjoy many more birthday ami
Last Saturday the G. A. R. hall
Is The scene of a merry gathering
the veterans and their friends. AZ
r a bounteous dinner, served by
q ladies of the Relief corps, the
ternoon was given over to remin-
lenses of bygone days.
The Woman's Missionary society
the Congregational church will
eet at the home of Mrs. A. c..
lilipp, on next Wednesday, after
on. Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson will
the leader. ,
Mrs. Burton Clark and Mrs. D.
Grove were visitors in Cedar
pids Monday.