Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-21

Wives OF branch house managers
of the Western Grocer Company VINO
accompanied their husbands to TINS
city Tuesday, where the men met
! in conference, We're guests during the
! day at the home OF Mrs. w. 7, smith,
At noon Mrs. Smith entertained at
luncheon in honor of the WISHING
ladies at her home, 4oS North Gem
! ter street. Places for twelve were
| arranged at a table prettily decorat-
/ ed with ionquils. The afternoon
hours were enjoyed socially and with
! fancy work. In the evening the
guests were entertained at dinner at
| the Stoddart Cafe by Mrs. Smith
Those in attendance from out of the
city were Mrs. =, NJ. MeliCk, st, Jo-
seph; Mrs. Cprlton Virgil, Mason
City; Mrs. c. f. Sawyer, Oskaloosa;
! Mrs. Elmer Lindstedt, Cedar Rapids,
and Mrs +. l.. Kinnan, Clinton.
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iowa Music and Musicians" was
the subject of the program enjoyed
by members of the Tuesday Musical
| Club at the meeting held Tuesday
Z
r. b. Hall read q paper on the sub
| iect, prepared by Miss Jane Skegg.
/ The musical program was opened by
| Miss Katherine Stevens, of Albion,
who played the &c Minor Prelude"
| by RachmaninOff. This was followed
1 by two songs, Lift Thine Eyes" and
! Phyllis" by Frederick Knight Lo-
/ gan, sung by Mrs. Robert Booth, a
piano number, ITO Babette," by Miss
| Irma Wallace, played by Mrs. Ray
mond DoOlittle; three songs, 81 Hear
/ You Calling Me- Shadow Song"
J from Dinorah, and 20 Sole Mo"
given by John Quincy; a solo, "a
Friends Greeting" by Mrs. Raymond
Doolttle, sung by Mrs. Merritt
Greene, Jr.: piano numbers, Par
isian Waltz" by Shut, and "Shep-
herd Boy" by DeBussy, played by
Miss Betty Carpenter, and in the
freight" by Miller, played by Mrs.
| C. F. Unger. The song, "Only the
Spheres Shall Sing of Thee" by Opal
Bullard, sung by Mrs C. A. Meyers
and "Minuet," by Henry Ruifrok,
played by Mrs. W. c. Van Horn, Of
! Albion completed the program. Re
| freshments were served by the host
esses, Mesdames J. S. Buchanan,
Robert Booth and r. B. Valentine.
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NoighbOrs of Miss Ida Dugan,
mostly members of the former High
view Club, joined Tuesday night in
! celebrating Miss Dugan's birthday
anniversary. The affair was planned
as a surprise, but the surprise would
! have been more effective if the
guests had not come. The hours
were passed with cards and refresh
ments, brought by the guests. were
| served. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hitcht
cock of Des Moines, were guests from
out Of town.
| About a dozen members Of the
| Tuesday Club, of lama, spent the
1 day with Mrs. \. L. Hicks, a former
/ member of the club, at her home, 912
! West Church street Tuesday. The
Fday was pleasantly spent in remi-
nIscenses of earlier days when the
members were school mates. Lunch
con was served at l o'clock and din
ner at g.: 80, the guests returning to
their homes later in the evening.
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Mrs. May Harland entertained
| twenty five friends at the home of
o. B. Weeks, 1914 North First
street Tuesday night. Five hundred
! furnished the hours entertainment.
| +ba prizae bpinp won nv Mrs w
Shaw and Mrs. Orville Lands. Re
freshments were served by the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. O. B. Weeks.
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! Pocahontas lodge entertained the