Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
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Social Affair, Women Club, ): Churehe, and Lodge,

Messrs. and Mesdames n. w.
Householder, Herman Gabelman, D.
G. Bechtel and Roy WATSON were
hosts and hostesses at q Z o'clock
dinner Friday night at the
Householder home. 60s West
Main street. Decorations, suggestive
Of Halloween. were used and places
were laid for yeighty-fiye. The dinner
was served by Misses Marian
Andrews, Fannie and Rose Flower.
Bernice Nickel, Pearl Adams, Mary
Ketchum, Dorothy Balch, and Mar
CART Setback. Following the dinner
bridge was enjoyed and prizes were
won by Mrs. Hazel Abbott, Mrs. w.
F. Innes, Mrs. D. w. Norris, Eugene
Rust, DR.. +. L. Wahrer, and Mr.. A.
McDonahue, the latter Of Minnea-
polls. and guest at the Rust home.
The parlor hostesses were Mrs.
Jennie Willard, Mrs. Frances Mars
ton. Mrs. T. l. WATSON and Miss Ida
Dugan. Other guests from out Of
the city were Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Harper, and Mrs. Carl Heitshu, OF
Ottumwa; Mrs. v. o. Louis, OF Kan
sas City. and Mrs. w. e. Holmes. OF
Wichita. Kan.
Mrs. g. II. Ruth, I'll West State
street. entertained twenty six friends
at tea Friday afternoon as courtesy
to Miss Bess Selby. who is to be
married Wednesday. Roses and
autumn leaves artistically decor
ated the rooms. Mrs. Charles n.
Whitehead and Mrs. Ida Statler as
sisted in serving.
Mrs. ]. F.. Tallett, 304h West
State street entertained the members
of the former Ladies' Reading Circle
at o'clock tea Friday as cour-
tesy to Mrs. Belle G. Waldo, who
will leave soon to spend the winter
in Flodida. The Ladies' Reading
Circle. which was discontinued few
years ago, was one OF the first or
ganizations in the city. The guests
greatly enjoyed coming together
again. Mrs. Tallet's daughter, Mil
dred, and Miss Frances Keefer
served refreshments.
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Forty members Of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid Society met Friday at
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. t. I.
WATSON, 402 North Fifth street. Mrs.
Ella 'McKim instructed the women
regarding the use of the ballot and
spoke on the work Of the League of
Women Voters. Mrs. Mary McLeran.
of Reno. New, was a guest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wallace. 300
Park street, were delightfully."- sur
priced upon returning home Friday
night to find sixteen friends await
ing them. A two-course supper. with
Halloween decorations, had been
prepared. Following the meal dancing
and music were enjoyed.
Miss Carol FOrrey entertained the
members Of Mrs. &C. H. Hendrickson's
Sunday school class Of the United
Evangelical church at the r. e. For
rey home, 206 South Twelfth avenue,
Friday night. Halloween games were
played and luncheon was served.
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Z Mrs. e. p. Belt entertained the
members Of the Golden Rod Club at
her home, 206 East Webster street
Friday. afternoon. Contest prizes
were won by Mrs. II. Bennett and
Mrs. Frank Dawson. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. C. Wright
and Miss May Awbry. Mrs. r. H.
Macintosh, of Colo, who is visiting
at the Belt home, was a guest.
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, The Young Married Peoples Bible
Glass Of Central Church of Christ
held it's regular monthly business and
social meeting Friday night at the
church. A delightful program was
enjoyed, consisting of a piano num-
Der by Miss Helen Pegg, reading by
Miss Edith Whitenack, vocal sol
by Frank Mcbride, saxophone num-
bers by James Williams, reading by
Marie Graham and an interesting
and helpful talk by Rev. G. w. Kins-
man on the subject "The Art Of I.iv-
ing" The entertainment committee
was Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Baxter. Mr..
and Mrs. c. q Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard English. The hostcsscs
were Mesdames c. r. Overture, G. G.
Johnson, c. L. Pitcher. A. S. Gra-
ham and Roy Waring.
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Mrs. Dirk Raisdeck was pleasantly
surprised Friday afternoon by friends
who came to her home, 1011 South
First avenue, and gave her a shower
of miscellaneous gifts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raisdeck were married Tuesday at
nes Moines. Mrs Raisdeck, formerly
lertss Alice Stone, is the daughter of
q Is and Mrs. Samuel III. Stone, 1902
IS hh Second avenue. Mr.. Raisdeck
lligaployed at the Western Grocery
Company Mills. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Raisdeck. live at Ogden
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The Abbott School Mothers Club
met ut the school Friday afternoon.
Miss Forestine Devine spoke on the
CONTINUATION school and Miss Alice