Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-27


tertained twelve friends OF the bridal
party at four-course dinner Tues
day evening at the home of the Miss
es Baasch. Halloween decorations
were used and dancing was enjoyed
following the dinner The four
bridesmaids and four ushers were
presented with gifts.
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Mrs. B. r. Cummings and her
daughter. Mrs. Hays McElrov Main.
of vinton. were hostesses at o.
clock luncheon and kitchen shower
| Tuesday ut the Cummings home. 1902
West Main street, as prenuptial
courtesy to Miss Kathryn Benedict
| who Is to be married to Benjamin
Ellsworth, Nov. 10. Green and white
decorations were used and the guests
made kitchen holders after the
luncheon. Mrs. Clifford Mcmahon,
Of State Center, was q guest from
out Of the city.
The Tuesday. Musical Club was
entertained by Mesdames ]. w.
Lloyd. Frank Stewart and Ida Etatler
at the Lloyd home, Ill South Third
street. Tuesday afternoon. The alb
original period OF American music
was the theme of the delightful pro-
gram which was given as follows:
"Nowana's Love Song" and wolf
Song" from Thunder Bird" suite
by Charles Wakefield Cadman, by
Mrs Archie Hixson, Albion: a paper
on Indian music by Mrs. Frank Stew
art, which was illustrated by num-
Der of Indian melodies sung by Mrs.
Charles Myers: three American
dances by Miss Marjorie Newcomer
and Miss Marjorie Busch: Lew,
ance's "By the Waters Of Minneton-
ka," by Mrs. Robert Booth, and
group by Miss Marjorie Newcomer
and Mrs. Ralph Welker. accompanied
by reading by Miss Margaret lBayne,
Following the program the guests
enjoyed a social hour and refresh
ments were served. Z
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Members OF the Entire Nous Club
enjoyed an all-day sew Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. NJ. U. Chesire, TIL
West Main street. Garments We're
made for the visiting nurse and
luncheon, which was brought by the
guests. was served at noon. Fourteen
were present. .y4
George R. Rinehart. 1408 East Main
street. wasfp pleasantly surprised Tues
day night at stag party and smoker
at his home in honor Of his birthday
anniversary. Music and cards FUR
.nished entertainment, the prize going
to r. N. Jackson. Mrs. Rinehart and
her daughter Marie served refresh
ments.
The members of the Priscilla Club
garet Raymond, 81 North Third
avenue. Tuesday. in honor Of her
birthday anniversary. Dinner was
served at noon by Mrs. S. r. john
son, Mrs. Julia Clemens and Mrs.
Hiding Petersen. An informal time
was spent in the afternoon and a
shower OF gifts We're presented to-
Mrs. Raymond. Mrs. K. Kaufman
and Mrs. James Stockhouse. both of
Conrad, were guests.
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The cabinet and the advisory board
Of the G. Y. Club were entertained
at o'clock supper by Mrs. aaron
Palmer and Miss Mary kissick at the
home of the former, 405 North Fourth
street, Tuesday. Miss Kissick lead in
a discussional meeting making plans
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guests were seated at a long table
which was prettily arranged with
autumn decorations.
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The Young Ladies' Sodality was
entertained Tuesday night by Mis-
ses Adeline and Mildred Richard at
their home. COS North First street.
Halloween decorations were used
and q pleasant social hour was en-
joyed after the business meeting. The
hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Clarence Gathers and Mrs. Frank
Ragan, the latter of Kansas City.
who is visiting with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Bartle Richard. Thirty five
were present.
Methodist church enjoyed a Hal
lowe'en party at the church Tuesday
night. The entertainment committee
for the meeting was Miss Lenora
Hurto, Miss velma Pearse and Miss
Gladys McCloud. Several clever
games and contests were played and
refreshments served by the COM
mittee.
Beta Chapter of the Westminster
Guild of the Presbyterian church en-
joyed a covered dish supper Tuesday
night at the home Of Mrs. John I.
Bell, 800 East State street. Routine
business was transacted and So
cial hour followed the supper. Mrs.
Bell was assisted by Miss Florence
Williams and Miss Bertha Spratt.
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Members of the Luther League of
Trinity Lutheran church held
wiener roast at the park Tuesday
night. Supper was enjoyed around
large bon fire and games were played
in the pavilion. Miss Ramona Sulli-
van, Miss Minnie and Miss Anna
Peterson were in charge Of the re-
freshments.
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The Shakespeare Club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. E.
w. Harmon, BOT North Fifth street |
The study Of "The Comedy Of En-
rors" was continued and during the |
social hour refreshments were served |
by Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. Laura T.
Marsh.
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Spinning Wheel Chapter Of the D.
A. r. held it's opening meeting Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Mae Sandoe |