Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-04
Society

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Ine apprOacnlnS
marriage OF Miss Dorothy Kersey to
knudt Seim which will take place
during the holidays, was made at a
party at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Kersey, AZ North
second street. Friday night. The an
nouncement was mace by little Eve
lyn Kersey. sister Of the bride to : be,
who WIS dressed as postman and
presented each guest with an an
nouncement card. Mrs. Carl Melick
sang. Morning" and AT Dawninx.'
and Mrs. Howard Smith played piano
numbers. During the social hour a
tv1o-collrse luncheon was served by
Miss Jennie Sein. Miss Amy Shahon
ard Miss Helen Kersey. A red and
white color scheme was attractively
used and twenty friends Of Miss Ker-
! seys shared in the courtesy. Miss
kersey was graduated from the local
! high school In 1918 and has taught
school for two years. Mr.. Seim lives
on farm four and one half miles
south Of this city.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Il. Roupe enter
tanned twenty-five friends at cards at
their home, lot North Second street,
Friday night. Prizes were won by Mr..
| and Mrs. Fred Dieterich. Mrs. G. w.
Chadwick and Miss Lorna Chadwick.
two course luncheon was served
by Mrs. Roupe. Mrs. c. G. Jennings
and Mrs. G. L. Pitcher. Christmas
decorations were used.
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After delightful chicken supper
az the Baptist church Friday night,
sixteen friends pleasantly enter.
tained Mr.. and Mrs. George Wigs in
honor Of their tenth wedding ami
y'srsary at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wallace, 500 Park street. A
Pretty mock wedding. the bride and
groom being the guests Of honor, was
celebrated. The bridal couple was ac-
cempanied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. r,
Vyskocil as matron OF honor and best
man and Mrs. Fred Wallace played
Memberships wedding march. The
bride was given away by Albert
hIahn. Following the ceremony the
| couple was presented with a set Of
aluminium. Five hundred and dancing
We're enjoyed and q luncheon was
| served.
| The Arnold Mothers Club entoved
an interesting meeting at the school
friday afternoon. The program was
opened with pretty song by the
pupils Of the sixth grade. Mrs. II. J.
! H-oWe gave an instructive talk on
American Painters" with ilIustra
| tons and Miss Forestine Devine told
OF the continuation school. Miss
Edith Walen, the school nurse, spoke
on how the problem Of malnutrition
III the public schools is being solved.
Mrs. Aaron Palmer gave the keynote
and principal items Of interest which
were given at the Parents and
Teachers Association meeting at Des
Aloines and Mrs. ]. 8. Mccormack
made report Of the subjects OF inter
lest for Mothers Clubs cleaned at the
fifth district convention of the Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs held at
E'elle Plaine. During the business
meeting the resignation of Mrs. l..
Stein as treasurer was accepted and
Mrs. Louis Olson was elected to fill
the vacancy. Refreshments were
served by Mesdames A. J. souvie,
Charles Berg, M. e. Pryor, Ralph
Erewer, w. r. Baxter, J. A. Hise, P.
Fl. Maley, Alfred Lee, Bert Everist,
Leon Will, J.. A. Pegg, A. H. E.
Mathews and u. T. Basham.
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/ The Marshalltown Chapter, D. A.
r.. held Its regular meeting Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry weuve
and Mrs. G. G.. Bassett at the home
of the former. 1915 West Main street
E.outine business was transacted and
refreshments were served.
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Officers Of the Royal Neighbors'
were elected at Odd Fellows hall
Friday night. They are Mrs. Freeman
4 VVertenberger, oracle; Mrs. John Fet-
tiers. vice oracle: Mrs. L. A. Eker,
chancellor. Mrs. F. N. Harter, record
er, Mrs. B. Il. McCluer, receiver Mrs.
Rose Espe, marshall; Mrs. Richlrd
Jones, inner sentinal Mrs. Charles
Ciese, outer sentinel; Mrs. Michael
Clark, board manager; DR.. r. r.
Hansen, physician: Mrs. David Rus
sell, musician: Mrs. F. NJ. Harter,
delegate to the state convention:
Mrs. Thomas Reed, alternate. During
the social hour refreshments were
served by Mrs. John Fenner, Mrs.
otto KLEIN and Mrs. Charles Camp
bell. One hundred and fifty members
lattended.
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The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Congregational church held its
annual meeting In the church Friday
and elected the following officers:
Mrs. e. r. Lay, president; Mrs. G. NJ
Johnson, vice president; Mrs. G. J
,Moffatt, secretary and Mrs. J. F
Tallett treasurer. A short program
on Giving was enjoyed and re-
freshments were strved.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.