Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24

The senior nurses Of ST. Thomas
hospital training school entertained
the other nurses OF the school and
those employed at the hospital at a
colonial party Saturday night In the
recreation room ut the hospital. The
guests came In costume and those
worn by Miss Marguerite I.aughiln,
as George Washington. and Miss
Elizabeth DeMuth, as Martha WASH
ington. were voted the prettiest by
the guests. Various games, music
and dancing were the diversion for
the evening and refreshments were
served. Decorations in keeping with
Washington's birthday were used In
the room and the idea was carried
out In the menu.
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The principals In the cast OF "Oh.
Oh, Cindy" were the guests of honor
Mt 2 dinner given saturday night at
st. Paul's church by the members Of
st. Marga ret's Mission. Places for
nifty were arranged at a table made
In the shape of a cross, and decorat-
cd in a color scheme of REQ anu
white that carried out the Washing
ton birthday idea with various nov
elites. The meal was served In three
courses by committee Of which
Mrs. +. J. Roth and Mrs. n. +. Wond-
OF were the chairmen. The evening
hours were enjoyed al the home Of
Mrs. c. p. Cook. 302 East State
street.
Forty friends and neighbors sur
prised Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Harrington
Saturday night at their home. nine
miles southwest of the city, as i
farewell for the family who are NOV
ing the first OF March to farm two
miles north Of VanCleve which Mr..
Harrington recently purchased. The
ruN~ts enjoyed the evening socially
and served refreshments which they
had brought.
The members of the B. d. Club
enjoyed an all day meeting Satur-
day at the home of Mrs. Ed Putnam,
gil West Nevada street. At o'clock
Mrs. Putnam served a two course
dinner assisted by her daughter.
Edith. Fancy work and music &C.
Gupied the afternoon and the mem
bers presented Mrs. Putnam with a
table cloth i'm honor Of her birthday
anniversary. Decorations in keeping
with Washington's birthday were
used in the rooms.
A sewing club of eight little girls
of the second grade Of the Rogers
school was entertained Monday
afternoon after school by Margaret
gohen, at her home. III North
Fourth street. The members made
doll clothes and afterwards the
little hostess mother, Mrs. Walter 3.
Bohen, served refreshments ASSIST
ed by Mrs. H. J. Rogers.
Fifty Royal Neighbors surprised
Mrs. Anna thinner Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Fred Barn
ard, GIL South Third avenue,
in honor of Mrs. thinner.
WHO lclI lOOdN W hSA hoiAS -.
Omaha. Games and music were en-
,joyed and on behalf Of the society
Mrs. T. j. Reed presented the guest
OF honor with a plate. Refreshments
were served by Mesdames Walter
Peters, Charles Geise and John Fen
FER assisted by Lucille Barnard,
George Washington hatchets. in the
lodge colors, were given as favors.
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sixteen office employees Of the Len
nox Furnace Company entertained
Monday night in their office in honor
of A. @. Bishop who is to leave
March l.. to enter the hardware
business in Toledo. Dinner was serV-
eL in tine directors room and after
ward games and dancing were en-
joyed in the display room. Decora-
lions in keeping with Washingtons