The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-08

Mimi, Is In the city a guest of Mr.;
, DR.. Jim Cournyer. Miss Lied
! starting out on a concert tour {
3 western Iowa, and made stop owe
in Oskaloosa to visit with friends.
Word was received in the city Sal
:. urday by Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Woodruff
that their son Roscoe. who is il
school at West Point, has been in tn
hospital with very severe cold am
la grippe. The letter states that HI
lis much better now and hopes to b,
lout again soon. r~'t-sa 5ae
Centerville Iowegian: The Chilt
conservative League public meeting
| Wednesday afternoon addressed by
Mrs. Effie Hoffman Rogers of Oska
loosa, was a most practical and prof
table one. About one hundred and fif
| ty ladies assembled at the Christian
church for the address, which was on
the subject of the adolescent period
OF youth. Mrs. Rogers has made a
study of home and educational prob.
lens, being one of the foremost WON.
EN- of the state because of her fine in.
tellect and interest in public welfare
questions. Ii was remarked by those
who heard the address that it should
be given in every city in Iowa. She
spoke of the relationship of mother
and child, and of how the mother
should be a companion and conf
lent of her daughter. The things she
iaid will tell for good in the commun-
ity. Music was furnished by Mrs.
Ouckworth and Mrs. Riepe, who sang
solos and Miss Sidney Smith who
played violin solo. Mrs. Rogers was
the guest of Mrs. Thomas Goss while
here.
Whittier (Calif) Herald, March 20,
1915: An afternoon affair of more
than usual interest and pleasure was
the reception which Mrs. Cora How
ard of Berkeley Way gave Saturday af
,ernoon in honor OF Mrs. Fl. w. Glea-
son. and which was attended by
about seventy guests. Mrs. Gleason il
rom Oskaloosa, Iowa, and Mrs. How.
ird considerably gave her many east
,rn friends, residing here the oppor-
unity of again meeting her. She is
passing the winter in Southern Calf |
,rnia and has been the house guest !
If Mrs. Howard for the past fortnight. |
Yrs. Howard used color combination |
VI green and white in the floral dec |
white carnations and mar
suerites being artistically combined |
throughout the rooms. Miss Hazel |
Toward assisted her mother in receiy-
ng and entertaining. A pleasing pro |
ram of music and readings was of.
cred the guests by number of Whit.
Ter College girls and a unique diver
ion was presented by Mrs. Howard
'ho placed small table with huge
owl of peanuts in the center, and at
his table quartetteS of ladies remain
d one minute trying 10 spear the pea
uts left handed with hat pins. Mrs.
herman Perry won the highest score
losely followed by Mrs. o. C. Albert.
on and Mrs. Blair. The entertainment
furnished consisted of whistling so.
} by Miss Lillian Heller, a compan-
ed on the piano by Miss Mildred jos
up; violin solo by Miss Hazel Wax
ace, accompanied by Miss Grace Dix.
n; a piano solo by Mrs. Howard l..
iockett and dramatic readings by /
liss Margaret Edwards. A delicious
ollation was served and the after
DON pronounced by those attending,
ne OF the most delightful of the en-
re winter season.
Mrs. Lottie LOuck was an over Eas-
n guest with New Sharon friends.
Jerrald Hershey of Des Moines waS
week end quasi with friends in the
ty.
Miss Weltha Gilbert of Ottumwa
1ent Sunday with her parents in the
ty.
Harold Gochrling of Mt. Pleasant
as week end guest with Harold
can.
Miss Helen Wilson Of Marshslltown
as week END guest with friends in
70 city.
Ed Dodds of Des Moines was an =
'er Sunday guest to the parental J.
Dodds home.
Miss Dorothy Farmhouse left this
orning for Cedar Falls to resume
r school work. :
Miss Hilda Coulson went TO Des '
Dimes Saturday to spend Easter with L
IF sister, Miss Inez. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rodgers OF h
'aterloo were over Easter guests
it'll relatives in the city.
II. Il. j. Schmidt left Saturday ey- t.
ling for Webster City to spend the .
elk end with his parents. lr
Miss Mary Hartshorn of Ottumwa ]
as al over Sunday guest with rela-
ges AMI friends in the city.
Miss Frances Burke was an over ,
aster guest with her parents at Sig. s
Irney, returning this morning.
Miss Ruth Rhoades and Mr.. and .
RS. Alpha Cook of Fremont were y
tests OF Oskalosa friends Saturday. d
Mrs. NJ. Coolidge returned to her t
me in Ottumwa this morning after
pleasant visit at the E. ID. Brewer Z
'me. r
Mrs Minnie Brier, book-keeper at +
e Glaze & Haynes grocery. spent /
inday at the j. ID. Reynolds home s
Marshalltown. LII
Mrs, Geo. Jordan of Swan, Iowa, re- o
rned TO her home Saturday after a Z
easant weeks visit with her aunt I
rs. James Irwin. +
Bert Motsch OF the Central Savings
ink In Des Moines same down Sat z
day evening for an over Sunday
sit with his parents. la
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hawkins and
Iughter, OF Hoistein, Iowa, arrived n