The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-15
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/ l.aye returned home from very pleas
| ant visit at the parental home IN Hunts
Vale, No.
The Misses Ella MeGaw. Otie MeGaw,
Harriet MeGaw OF Davenport and Mr.
| George Young of Chicago attended the
closing exercises Of the Tabor eonyen-
tfon Friday night a. the Coliseum
Mrs. Molly Crews Of Gaiesbnrg was
q guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Ben Wilder ON Maple avenue the past
week
Mr.. OrviI Wilder, the last Of orr boys
from overseas returned home a few days
ago
Mr.. Clifford cmlberson and some
friends from Davenport were up TO the
closing sessions OF the Tabor grand
lodge.
The annual grand lodge session OF
the knights and Daughters of Tabor
international Order of Twelve con
vened at the local lodge hall on Tues
day, Aug j. The sessions closed Fri
dav with a parade headed by the Tween
tieth Century Band, new organization
composed of mostly of Young colored
bows In the city. 4 supper was held
followed later by a public installation
of the officers at the Coliseum and dance
which was very enjoyable. During the
convention an entertainment was gwen
each evening at which interesting pro-
grams were rendered.
Wednesday evening the Rev y >
Bates of Des Moines delivered sermon
10 the members of the order at Bethel
A. NJ. E. church Among the visitors Of
note present was Mr. s. A. Jordan of
Little Rock. Ark, national representa-
tive of the order He delivered several
addresses during the sessions. The cleo
tions of state officers was held ON
THURSDAY as follows: Chief Grand Men
tor. Edward Robertson of tMarshallfown;
chief grand preceptress, Mrs. Matte
Brooks of Des Monies; vice grand men
tor. Richard Claybrook of Buxton; vice
grand preceptress, Mrs. Maude Iayior
of Des Moincs; chief grand scribe, H. r.
jackson of Marshalltown; chief grand
recorder. Mrs. Maud NJ. Brewton OF Ma
son City: chief grand treasurer, +. y.
Warren Of Des Moines; chief grand or
ator. Rev. 8. s. Bates of Des Moines;
chief grand priestess, Mrs. Emma Mar
tin of CentervilIe; grand presiding
| prince, j. W. Martin of centeryille;
grand queen mother, Mrs. Imogene VII
son of Keokuk; grand inner sentinel.
Mrs. Matilda Mott of Clinton. Appoint
ed officers, J. T. Bass, G. g. b. NJ. u.
f,uIberson. G.. g.. B., and Mrs. Holland
Williams, grand Judge, all OF Clifton
Mrs. F. r. Jackson is reported as be-
| ing quite i'll at her home on Camanehe
| avenue Her friends hope for speedy
recovery.
Our overseas boys will be guests at
! two events this week on Thursday eve
| ing the ladies club, which did service
| sewing for the boys during the war, VIII
entertain in their honor at Bethel A. Al.
E. Church Friday night party Will
be given at Eagle Point Park for them.
| A quiet, but pleasing event was the
| marriage of Miss Naomi Reed, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Porter to Mr..
| William Whitaker of Cairo, Ill, for
mer member Of the S09th Pioneer infan-
try. The event taking place Tuesday
| evening, Aug. 10, Rev. w. w. Williams
officiating. The young couple will leave
shortly for their future home in Mime
apolis bearing with them the best
wishes Of many friends.
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Mr.. William Thompson and little
niece, Elizabeth Thompson, returned to
| their home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson on Eighth avenue.
Mrs. Carl Culberson left this week for
visit with his parents and other reia-
tiyes.
Mr. Henry Robinson arrived in Gin
ton Tuesday evening from his home in
Sioux City for visit with his parents
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