Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-02
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Social Affairs Women Clubs 3: Churches and Lodges

As a farewell for Mrs. r. B. David
son. who Is leaving soon for Ames,
dinner party was given Monday
night by the members OF Temple
Chapter OF the World Wide Guild
of the Baptist church at the home Of
Mrs. Otto futile. 1881 West State
street. Thirty places were arrang-
ed at small tables decorated in the
guild colors, blue and white. Indi-
vidual blue candles and place cards,
containing the guild motto and Mrs.
DavidsonS photograph, marked each
place and white roses, the guild
| flower formed the center piece Of
each table. Dinner was served in
three courses by Misses Bernice
Stormes and Marie McCluer. During
the dinner hour music was furnish
ed by Miss katherine Lands on the
piano and Miss Ruth Roberts on
the violin. Mrs. Davidson was pre-
scented with q silver sandwich tray
by Miss Alice Lincoln, on behalf of
| the members Of the chapter. who
spent the remainder Of the evening
with the mission lesion and wsa
| games.
Mrs. John O'Hearn, who is moving
soon to Monmouth H., was pleasant
ly surprised Monday afternoon by
thirty-five members Of Marechal Neil
Division, No. 800, of the G. /. A. to
the B. Of l.. E., at her home. 207
South Fifth street. Vocal numbers
were given by Mrs. F. l.. Spence and
Mrs. E. H. Conger and contests were
enjoyed in which the prizes were won
by Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. Spence,
Mrs. Conger and Mrs. o. NJ. Rich
ardson. Mrs. O'Hearn was present
ed with souvenir spoon. Refresh
ments were served by Mesdames
George Sullivan, Herman Strouse,
NJ. Costello and Marie Mcfarland
and Miss Fern Strouse. Mrs. J. Nc
Kinnon, OF st. Paul, was a guest
from out OF the city.
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Complimentary to Ernestine Da-
wilson, who is to leave soon with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. B. David
SON, for Ames, where they will make
their home, Doris Wh'tacre enter
tained twelve OF her girl friends
Friday afternoon at her home, 107h
North Second street. The hours were
pleasantly spent with games and In
guessing contest. r-!.es we're -ca =;
Mary Merrill and Mildred Tallett
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses mother, Mrs. Joseph A
Whitacre.
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The regular monthly meeting Of
the Brotherhood Of Trinity Lutheran
church was held Monday night al
tho homo Of Gust Mold, 613 West
Boone street. The meeting was well
attended and after a business SEES.
sion the hours were spent socially
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Mold, assisted BY Miss Lucille Noid
land Mrs. Charles seberg. Alfred
Gustafson extended a cordial invita-.
ton to the brotherhood to meet al
his home, SOL West Lnn> street, Mon
day night, April 1, for the next reg
ular monthly meeting.
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The Philathea Class of the Meth
odist church held its regular meet.
ing monday night ri tine hume ol
Miss Alice Baird, 304 North Third
avenue. Following the transaction
OF routine business social hour wal
enjoyed and refreshments were serv.
cd by q committee Of which Miss
Nellie Aud was chairman.
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The members Of the On Time Club
enjoyed q covered dish supper Mon.
day night at the home Of Er. and Mrs
Frank Welsch, 100 West Linn steet
i In the evening the game Of five hun
Idred formed the diversion, the prizes