Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

Social Affairs " Womens Clubs :: Churches and LODGES

In honor Of Mrs. L. C. Norris, OF
Hollywood, Calf, Mrs. Jennie Will
lard entertained at luncheon Tuesday
at her home, 500 West Main street.
Decorations in keeping with Wash
ington's birthday were used on the
tables at which places were arranged
for sixteen. The afternoon hours
were passed socially and with fancy
work. Mrs. S. S. Rogers, Of Chicago,
was guest from OUT OF the city.
Mrs. A. G. Edwards entertained
the members Of the A. D. Bridge
Club at their fortnightly meeting
Tuesday afternoon at her home, 404
North Fourth street. In the card
game the prize was won by Mrs.
Mary Berriman. Mrs. Edwards serv-
ed refreshments.
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Complimentary 10 Mrs. r. B.
Davidson, who is moving to Ames
soon, Miss Esther Rawson and Mrs.
Pearl Foster entertained surprise
MISCELLANEOUS shower Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. Foster, 209
North Fourth street. Various games
occupied the evening and the guest
of honor found her gifts by following
q path of hatchets. The hostesses
served refreshments.
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Tuesday evening at Shrubs hall by
st. Margaret's Mission, was attended
by eighty women and girls. The
prize for the prettiest costume was
presented to Mary Gertrude Jones,
who was dressed as a Spanish girl,
and for the funniest costumes to
Meredith McCaw and Ruth Ander-
son. who We're dressed as Hans and
Fritz. Pop corn balls and pop were
served. varicolored balloons added
touch of color to the party.
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Members Of the Monday night Sew
Club enjoyed their regular meeting
Tuesday night at the home Of Mrs.
Leon BrintnaIl, 1912 West Main
street, where the time was spent
with fancy work. Mrs. Brlntnal
served refreshments.
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Mrs. r. s. Hynds, 703 West Main
street. was hostess Tuesday after
noon to the home and education de-
partment Of the Woman's Club. The
members enjoyed program which
consisted Of q song by Mrs. c. E.
Gilman, accompanied by Mrs. A. G.
Barrett: talk on The Library and
How to Use It." by Miss Callie
Wieder public librarian; violin
solo by Mrs. Arthur veren. accom-
panied by Miss Irene Funke; and
talk on kindergarten Methods Of
Teaching Music" by Miss Betty
Carpenter. Refreshments were serv-
ed by a committee Of which Mrs. NJ.
s. Mcfarland was chairman.
Forty members Of the Young Mar
ried Peoples Bible Class of Central
Church Of Christ enjoyed caricatU-s
drawing and talk by Byron Cool
edge at the meeting held Tuesday
night in the church parlors. Tho
members presented their teacher,
Rev. W. NJ. Baker, who is leaving the
city soon, with q travelling set of
toilet articles. The evenings pro-
gram was in charge OF Mr. and Mrs.
e. A. Thurber, Mr. an. Mrs. r. w.
VanHorn and Mr.. and Mrs. e. G..
Richards. Refreshments were served
by committee.
A Frances Willard memorial pro-
gram was enjoyed by members OF
the W. G. T. U. Tuesday afternoon
at tho home Of Mrs. Talbot Lennox.
III West State street. Mrs. B. F..
Martin was in charge Of the de-
votional period, which was followed
by talk on the Frances Willard
memorial fund by. Mrs. L. H.
Hooker. Mrs. Helen Moore told Of
the local fund. The remainder Of the
program consisted Of q piano num-
Der by Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Of
Govan, sask., talk on "The In
fiuence Of the Willard Memorial on
Young People," given by Miss Pearl
Blake, president OF the Y. p. B. of
the W. G. r, O., q song by Mrs.
Gertrude sohwietert, accompanied
by Mrs. G. F. Edmistsr, and talk on
Characterization IN Relation to
Frances willard" BY Miss Mary
Kissick. Refreshments were served
BY Mrs. Lsnnox,
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Tho Covenant Daughters Of the
Congregational church enjoyed their
regular supper at tho church Tues
day night. Following the business
session Miss Mary Kissick gave an