Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-09
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Social Affairs Women Clubs ;: Churches and LODGE,

The study class Of the Twentieth
Century Club met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. II. j. Howe, 6 South Sixth
avenue. The program consisted of
study of Sir Walter SCOTS short
stories, poems and songs. Miss Alchia
Bentley sang two numbers and Mrs.
Aaron Palmer read. Mrs. G. III. Van
Law gave a review of SCOTS life and
Mrs. Howe presented and explained
pictures connected with the life and
writings OF Scott. During the social
hour which followed the program re-
fieshments were served.
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Members of the Business Women's
Club enjoyed their regular meeting
Monday evening ut the Y. w. c. A.
supper was served and q short busi-
ness meeting followed. Miss Christine
Wrage gave q report Of the business
woman's session at Lake Geneva.
Miss Florence Rominger. of the home
economies department of the high
school, gave q most excellent talk on
Furnishing and Decorating Ones
Room" with many illustrations Of
ideal combinations of colofs and pro-
portions and applications Of the rules
of art and interior decorating, with
particular stress on simplicity and
individuality.
The monthly meeting of the Trini-
ty Lutheran Brotherhood was held at
the home Of A. w. Carlson. 5O7 West
Church street. Monday night. After
the business meeting refreshments
were served by Misses Emma and
Edith Carlson and social hour was
present.
The Girl Reserves Of tho Y. w c..
A. enjoyed a meeting at the high
school Monday afternoon when the
following interesting program was
given: Piano solo by Miss Helen
Pegg, n vocal solo by Miss Helen
Travis and talk on "Graccousness
Of Manner" by Miss Helen Il. jarvis.
A business meeting was held and a
membership campaign was planned
Teachers OF the Baptist Sunday
school. and the leaders of the cam
raign to increase the attendance of
the school. met in the church par
| Tors Monday evening for a covered
dish supper and conference on
plans to further the campaign. The
plans We're outlined by Superinten-
dent f. #. Gildner. and the pastor.
| Rev. G.. w. Kinsman. cave a short
day school and the qualifications OF
a successful teacher.
! A company of intimate friends, ot
| Miss Gladys Lacina pleasantly sur
prised her at her home three miles
north Of Ferguson Saturday night.
The evening was spent socially with
/ games and music. Prizes were won
by Bert Farland and Miss Helen Sal
asck. A four-course luncheon was
served by Miss Edith Handorf and
tEdward Brand.
Z The regular meeting OF the Lis
Icomb Township Community Club
+ was, held with Mrs. Harry Sofnmers
| Fourteen members were present and
q very enjoyable afternoon was spent
The next meeting will be with Mrs
~. e. Smith Thursday when a
| Thanksgiving program will be given
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Twenty-four neighbors and friends
| pleasantly surprised Henry Ravens
602i South Third street, Monday night
In honor Of his birthday anniversary
4 A three-course luncheon was serve
\ by Mrs. Frank Hay and Mrs. Harry
Cross. Pink and white decorations
were used. Games and music fur
nished entertainment and prizes were
won by Mrs. George Everhart and
Henry Olson.
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i The ladies' day at Elmwood Coun.
] try Club will be postponed one weel