Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-05-05

The meeting of the Tourist club
with Mrs. X. D. Graham at Greeley
had to be postponed from Tuesday ol
next week until Tuesday. May 18th.
I The following interesting program
will be given at that time:
0 Response: Quotations from Ha.
waiian Writers. 20. ....-
HISTORICAL; Brief Outline History o
the Islands, by Mrs. M. F. Leroy. {
Paper: Honolulu, the Capital, one
of the most Beautiful Tropical Cit
! iesssof the World, by Mrs. E. H.
Paper: Hawaiian Products the In
dustries,* Arts and Manufactures by
Mrs. W., d. Mcintosh. ss III
4 Paper: Impressions of the Islands,
by Mrs. III. A. Dittmer. u h.
Following the program the CLUB
ladies will enjoy q picnic supper at
the home of Representative and Mrs.
"A. B. Holbert. -, ~
Mrs. w, ]. Burke delightfully."- en-
.tertained company OF ladies at her
home on Franklin street on Saturday
OF last week, the occasion being
Mrs. Burke's mothers list birthday.
A number OF the ladies present were
schoolmates in their younger days,
and most enjoyable time was had,
reciting incidents of those days.
Mrs. Burke's grandmother was also
able to attend the gathering, not
withstanding her advanced age, W
years.
Among the ladies who enjoyed Mrs.
Burke's hospitality were Mines. T1r-
rill, Scott, Carter. Hamblin, somes'
Johnson, Hoag, Farley, Trenchard,
Sabin, Rutherford, Morse, Crosby,
and skinner. Those from out OF
town were Mrs. J. w. Morgan OF
Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. Hanna Cooke
OF Earlville. Luncheon was served
at five O'Clock. &c.,
Mss Maud Graham was hostess to
the members Of the Thirteen club
on Saturday evening Of last week.
Miss Graham served a delightful six
o'clock supper, the dining room and
table decorations being in the club
colors-yellow and white. At the
meeting Saturday officers for the
coming year were elected, sas fol-
lows: President, Miss Fannie Haeber-
lee: Vice President, Mrs. F. e.
Waples; Secretary, Mrs. George MIL
ler;. Treasurer Mrs. J. E. Nye. The
following club members were select
ed as a. social committee: Miss
Maud Graham, Mrs. J. E. Nye and
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson.
On Friday evening OF last week,
members of the Senior Glass OF the
Manchester High school gave their
class play. entitled 1.-THE Lady OF
LYONS" A good sized audience at
tended the play, and every one was
impressed by the able manner III
which each one in the cast perform
ed his or her part. The young peo-
ple showed that they had been care
fully trained in the art OF pubnc
speaking, and the manner In when
the parts were given reflected much
credit upon the members or the
cast and Miss Hazel Bond, who Is
the instructor in public speaking.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. A. D. Long on Wednes-
day afternoon, May ~. Mrs. A. B.
Carhart is the leader. The ladies of
the society will take up for consider
alton at that meeting ,''The Child at
Home" Papers Will be given Dy,
Mrs. Carhart, Mrs. c.; X. Reading
and Mrs. George S. Lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. George s.. Lister and Mr..
and Mrs. c. s.: Lister will enter
tain the members Of the P. E. o.
chapter and their husbands at din
ner at the home Of Mr.: and Mrs.
Brown on Thursday evening OF this
week.
The Fortnightly club will be enter
tanned at the home Of N. E. Davis
on Monday evening of next week.
The Misses Myrtle Porter, Marie
Grimes and Ruth Pate will be host
esses to the members Of the club.
Mrs. c. R. Weir and, Mrs, Marg.
cry Hoyt entertained company OF
lady friends at luncheon on Wednes-
day afternoon Of last weeek.
Mrs. W. H. Hutchinson and MIS-.
Henry Prowse give luncheon TO-DAY