Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-06

| MIR. and Mrs. y. ii. AllDee enter
/ tanned sixteen friends at a three-
course dinner at $50 Friday night,
at their home IL North Thirteenth
street. A yellow and green color
| scheme was used. Misses Margaret
Parks, Marion Swanson and Wilma
the guests enjoyed bridge and an in
/ formal hour.
The Marshalltown Chapter of the
! ID. A. II. was delightfully."- entertained
at the home of Mrs. David Lennox,
ioS West Nevada street, Friday after
noon, The assistant hostesseS were
Mrs. Robert Geisie, OF Baxter; Mrs.
j. A. Jones, of Gilman. and Mrs. +.
NJ. Starr, OF Steamboat Rock. A re-
port of the twenty ninth national
conference Of the D. A. II. held in
Washington. which was sent by Miss
Eva Cummings from Washington.
was read and plans were made for q
o'clock luncheon to be held at the
home Of Mrs. Merritt Greene, South
Twelfth street. the middle Of the
month Cor the state regent, Mrs. Fred
NJ. Frisbee. There was an unusually
large attendance. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
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The travel department OF the
Woman's Club met Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. w. l.. Robinson.
110S West Main street. The assist
ant hostesses were Mesdames Frank
j. Roth. w. A. Buchanan, w. NJ.
Clark. A. G. Barrett, +. G. Houghton,
Fred Hopkins Eta f.. Agnew, L. L.
Pcndieton and Charles Munson. The
department is studying the United
States and her possessions and the
subject of the meeting Friday was
Hawaii" Mrs. j. b. Troutaer gave
very instructive paper on the His
| tory Of the Islands" and Mrs. Minnie
Durham presented iln Interesting
paper on the Native Legends and
Music" which was followed by illus
| trations of the music. MS. Eta E.
| Agnew spoke on the points of interest
OF the country. Mrs. George w.
Darling lead in the citizenship study
During the informal hour which fol-
lowed the hostesses served refresh
ments. Fifty were present.
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| The Woman's Auxiliary Of ST.
PauPs church met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Willard Hull and Mrs. w.
| +. Hamilton at the home OF the lat
/ ter. S06 East State street. The time
was spent informally and Mis-.
isCharles Myers sang delightful
number. Interesting missionary
}AArtacles were given by Mrs. E. j.
Miller and Mrs. Belle CIegg. Re-
freshments We're served by the host
lsesses.
The Golden Rod Club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. r. l.. Cotton. 1861 North
! Third avenue. Games were enjoyed
and Mrs. w. c. Damn won the con-
test prize. Mrs. Cotton was assisted
in serving by her son, Billie, Mrs. c.
fWHght and Mrs. E. e. Belt.
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The winning team Of the atten-
dance contest of the Christian En-
deayor Of the Congregational church,
| Which was recently held, entertained
the. losing team at pop corn par:y
at the church Friday night. Guess
ing contests. races and other games
| We're enjoyed and refreshments were
served. Thirty five were present.
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l The Women's Missionary Society
fof SHE Congregational church met at
the church Friday afternoon. Fol
! lowing the business meeting Mrs. b.
r. Martin and Mrs. j. +. Tallett
gave reports Of the state missionary
/ meeting.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Meeker. 10
North First street, entertained the
members Of the Hawthorne Club and
their husbands alta $50 dinner Fri
day night. Crysanthemums deco
rated the rooms. Following the din
ner most interesting hour was en-
loyed by each narrating his or her
most embarrassing moment, and sew
eral clever charades were presented.
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The opening meeting Of the Read
Ing Circle was held in the Y. w. C. A.
SoNSAS~SAOAA Y.
Callte Wieder, the public librarian,
directs the circle and there is a mem
bership of twelve. Drinkwater"s
Abraham Lincoln was studied at
the first meeting. Other plays and
recent short stories will be taken up.
The circle will meet each Friday
lnight from to o'clock.
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Thirty members of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union enjoyed a
social at the church Friday night.
Routine business was transacted and
pulling taffy, bobbing for apples and
other games furnished much amuse-
,rnent. Pumpkins and cornstalks were
used for decorations. The entertain
ment committee was Misses Evelyn
Sanders, Edna Worries and Lillian
Peterson and Leonard Kellogg and
Clarence Batesole.
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The Ladies' Aid Society West.
minister chapel met at the church