Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-05

A most pleasing entertainment Of
orclses of Miss Pearl Adams chill
dren's classes Friday afternoon at
Shrubs hall. 1t consisted, Of panto-
mime, aesthetic studies and ballroom
work. The Introduction was given
by studies by the entire class. This
was followed by q waltz series,
Greek study, by 1rma Cooper, Eliza
beth O'Bryon and Edwine Luke;
spring flowers, Virginia Clay; MARY
Had a Little Lamb" Virginia Lee
Horn; a rose, Jeanette Mitchell; two
teddy bears, Dorothy Draper and
Catherine Jane Kirk; the French
baby, Miss Georgia Mitchell; Chinese
love tale, irma Cooper, Elizabeth
O'Bryon and Edwine Luke; silver
strand, Sarah Statler, and SAVIOR
dance Dorothy Sieg. Miss Adams
was assisted by Miss Mary Helen
Ketchum. Mrs. l.. C. Peters, Miss Ar
della Myers, Mrs. ii. B. Beatty and
Mrs. r. f. Adams. Mrs. Hazel Cole
Abbott was pianist. The room was
very prettily decorated with balloons
and paper butterflies in many colors.
The exhibition of the children's work
was quite the cleverest effort OF it's
kind attempted in the city.
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There was large attendance at
the meeting of the Christian Women's
Board of Missions of Central Church
of Christ at the church Friday after
noon. Miss Eta EARLY was in charge
Of sthe program, made up of studies
conducted devotionals, and Mrs. r. e.
Lockard gave an interesting account
Of healing natives of that continent.
Mrs. G. w. Graham reviewed a book
on the witch doctors of Africa, and
the conflict between these doctors and
the missionaries was discussed by
Mrs. f. r. Benedict. The work of the
year was taken yup by Mrs. A. II.
Welker. Mrs. Elizabeth Patton was
chosen as delegate to go to the state
convention at Des Moines the latter
part of June. Mrs. David Sweeney
was chosen alternate.
The Caraway Club met Friday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. White
hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard
at the Whitehill home at a delightful
$3.50 dinner. The evening was spent
with military five hundred. Prizes
We're won by Mrs. Mae Sandoe, Mrs.
Ida Statler. Roy r. Bradbury and X.
w. McCreery. Mrs. J. b. Mealing, of
ArVada. Colo. was an out of town
guest.
The Mothers Social Club. of Al
bion, enjoyed a basket dinner in the
Albion park Friday in honor of Mrs.
Charlie Craig, of Milford, former
member of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Alden, 1905
West Main street, entertained ten
friends at dinner Friday night in
honon Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Young, of Fort Winfield Scott, San
Francisco, Calf, who are visiting. Mr..
and Mrs. Alden and other friends in
the city.
Marshalltown Chapter, D. A. r..
held It's last regular meeting with
Mrs. Merritt Greene. South Twelfth
street. Friday afternoon. y Mrs. F.
,Shultz read a paper on "Americani-
cation" Refreshments were served.
Mrs. William Achenbaugh, of Glad
brook, was guest.
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The Golden Rod Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. c. G. Hodson, 3OS
South Center street. The hours were
spent with games and sewing. Mrs.
Floyd Legsdon, Mrs. J. Culbertson
and Mrs. r. K. Lurvey won the
prizes. Mrs. William Kurtz and Mrs.
s. Stesmen assisted in serving.
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The auxiliary Of st. Paul's church
met with Mrs. James Skegg, 1914
West Main street, Friday afternoon.
The business meeting was held and a
social time enjoyed.
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church met at the
church Friday afternoon. The sub
ject of study was 1.-The Near East"
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Busy Few Circle met with Mrs. J.,