Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-17

Mrs. George IL. oWlnsS, 4lO NeSI
Main street, entertained Tuesday
afternoon twelve friends of her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. S. G. Bell, in
honor of the latters birthday ami
versary The hours were passed in
formally and Mrs. 0wings served
refreshments. assisted by Mesdames
c. j. Uthoff and +. l.. Wright.
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Fifteen friends were pleasantly en-
tertained by Miss Thelma Buchwaid
and Miss Lottie Harrington at the
Buchwald home. 1106 West Doty
street. Tuesday night, in honor of the
18th birthday annirersarA of Miss
Elaine Budhwald Games We're en-
ioyed and Miss Irma Green played
several piano numbers. Refresh
ments were served.
Members OF Chapter BE. p e. o.
entertained their husbands at n
three course dinner at 6:3o Tuesday
night at the home Of the president,
Mrs. B. C. Whitehill. Mesdames NJ.
5. Mcfarland. G. c. Urine. William
Barrie. J. p. Diehi and T.. p. kellogg
were in charge of the dinner. The
rooms were decorated with YELLOW
and white chrysanthemums. Follow
ing the dinner games and music
were enjoyed. Guests from ont OF
the city were Mrs. Frank S, Dun
shee. of Des Moines. who is visiting
with her daughter Mrs. Joe Arney at
Albion. and Mrs Nellie Wilson. of
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home of her daughter. Mrs George
Martin.
Mrs q. \. BGggie was hostess at
the initial meeting OF the F. w. Club
at her home. COS South Fourth street,
Tuesday afternoon. The organiza-
ton. schedule and plans for the club
were arranged and the following Of
ficers elected: Mrs Bogeie, presi-
dent, Mrs. p. Ii. Conger. vice presi-
dent, and Mrs Ralph Graft. secre-
tarN. The club VIII meet alternate
Wednesdays and the time viii be
spent with fancy work and with dis
cussions of political questions. Mrs.
Bogsie served refreshments.
Members Of the q. f.. s. Circle en-
joyed an all-day sew and covered
dish luncheon in the Masonic parlors
TUESDAY. The entertaining committee
was Mesdames G. a. Tewksbury,
Fannie Schmidt. w 2. Flower. O. NJ
Mayer. and NJ. II. Levin, Twelve in
fant garments were made for the
emergency kit for the visiting nurse.
torty-two members and friends at
tended the luncheon. Guests from out
of the city We're Mrs. Ellen Mans
field, Marshfield, Mo-; Mrs. William
Culley, Waterloo. and Mrs. Jerry
Sayler, Des Moines.
The Entire Nous Club held it's regu-
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs, ]. Ii Williams at her home. 407
East Church street. Mrs +. NJ. Hara-
don led the citizenship study.
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The Hawthorne Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Lacey J. Pat
terson. $40 North Third street. The
members continued the study of the
current events as outlined in :yThe
Outlook" Mrs. e. r. Lay led the
study.
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St Margaret's Mission entertained
the members of the cast Of Spring
time" the home talent play recently
staged under the auspices Of the
mission. at a dancing party Tuesday
night in American Legion hall. The
entertainment committee was Mrs. r.
II. Boucher, Mrs. James Bushnell and
Miss Fannie Flower. Mrs. Max Smith
presided at the frappe. Games and
dancing We're enjoyed
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The Covenant Daughters of the
Congregational church enjoyed sup
per at the church Tuesday Thirty
five were present. Following the
business meeting missionary pro-
gram, Of which Miss Meta Schmidt
was in charge, was enjoyed. Miss
Edna FulartOn introduced three for
cign brides and described the mar