Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-16
Society

Mrs. Mae NJ. Sandoe informally en-
tertained twelve friends at O'CLOCK
luncheon at her home, sos North
Center street. today as a courtesy to
Mrs. William Baldwin, OF Clarks
Summit. Pa, who is visiting with
Mrs. B. A. Morgan and other friends
in the city this week. Following the
luncheon a social hour was enjoyed.
The new officers of the Young
Married Peoples Bible class of the
Methodist church delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the class at
tho home of Mrs. Gertrude Schwiet-
crt, 511 East Church street, Monday
night. Mrs. Schwietert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orval lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
H. Shuey Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller
and DR.. l.. F. Talley were the hosts
and hostesses. a business meeting
was held and games were played,
prizes from guessing contests being
won by Mrs. e. c. Carlson and Mrs.
R. c. Julian and Howard Miller. Mrs.
Edward H. Shuey and Mrs. w. G..
Crowder played a piano duet and
Miss Artruda Schwietert gave a vocal
solo accompanied by her mother on
the piano. Miss Eunice Williams gave
q reading.
The Elm Lutheran Brotherhood
met al the home of Fl. II. Hague. geo
South Sixth street, Monday night.
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state convention in Des Moines were
given. Rev O. Qualen, Of Elgin. Ill.,,
was guest and addressed the broth
erhood
The w. C. T. U. held it's social
meeting Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Talbot Lennox, Ill
West State street. There was a good
attendance and the following inter
esting program was enjoyed. Mrs. q.
c. Wetherbee lead the devotional hour
and Mrs. w. j. Moore and Miss Ida
Boheu read papers. Mrs. Mertie Glenn
sang and readings were given by Mrs.
Luther Ray. entitled Save the Poor
little Orphan" and by Mrs. A. j.
SouVie, Entertaining a City Visitor"
\ social hour was spent and refresh
ments were served. The newt monthly
meeting will be colonial covered
dish luncheon.
Temple Chapter of the World Wide
Guild met Monday night with Misses
Gladys and Vera Montgomery, 6
West Grant street, for a covered dish
supper. Miss Winifred Worden was
assistant hostess. Thirty five mem
bers and guests were present and a
short program was enjoyed as fol-
lows; two readings by Miss Gladys
Flitton, and two vocal solos by Mrs.
E. E. Gildner, accompanied by Mrs.
D. w. Norris on the piano. The re-
mainder of the time was spent max
ing flannel garments for children to
be sent in the missionary box which
the guild Is preparing
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The Ella D MCLaren Chapter of
the World Wide Guild Of the Baptist
church was entertained Monday nieht
at the home Of Miss Marie Clemens,
7o2 East Main street. A covered dish
supper was enjoyed. After the gen
eral business meeting Miss Jennie
Miller played piano numbers.
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Chapter BIB, P. o. e. held it's reg
ular business meeting Monday after
noon with Mrs. H. F. Echternacht,
South Sixth street. Twenty members
were present.
Fffty-sfX relatives pleasantly ceIe-
brated with Mrs. Mary F. Mills her
seth birthday anniversary Sunday at
the home Of Mrs. Mills daughter, Mrs.
7. d. Wilcox, two and one half miles
north of the city, A dinner was en-
Joyed and the afternoon was spent
socially and with music. Mrs. Mills
was presented with money, many
pretty handkerchiefs and other gifts.
Mrs. Susie Bristol, OF Hot Spring.
idaho; Mr.. and Mrs. George Raw, Of
Paulina, and Mr.. and Mrs George
Baker and daughter, Ruth, Of Ames,
were guests from away.
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The Liscomb Township Community
Club met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. George Smith. A Thanksgiving
program in charge Of Mrs. Leroy FL
lott was greatly enjoyed and each
member presented a THANKSGIVING
recipe. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Mrs. G. S. Leise. Mrs.
Leroy Elliott and Mrs. A. c. Lehman.