Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

Milwaukee. Mrs. Emma Bradford en-
tertained at a bridge and luncheon
party Thursday at her home, 210
West State street. Twenty
four guests were seated ut
small tables decorated with
bouquets of sweet peas and carna-
tions. Mrs. Bradford served lunch
con in three courses and was assist
cd by Mrs. II. II. Gabelman and Miss
Blanche McCombs. In the after
noons game the prize was won by
Mrs. w. II. Thompson. Mrs. Keller
was given q guests prize.
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One hundred and Ave members OF
the aid society Of the Methodist
church attended the meeting, held
Thursday afternoon at the church.
and enjoyed musical playlet given
by Mesdames Gertrude Schwietert,
c. r. Edmister, r. A. Julian and z.
J. Meisner and an exhibition of work
given by the afternoon kindergarten
class of the Abbott school under the
direction of Miss Alace Baird. Re-'
freshments were served by Mes
danes T. d. Wilcox. F. II. Packer, q.
W. and Hattie Crawford, Gertrude
Schwietert. w. l.. Peckham and
Thomas Pearse.
ST. Margaret's Mission met with
Miss Myra Jarrett and Mrs. Il. E.
| Downing at the home of the former,
| 162 North Second avenue Thursday
night. After the business session q
guessing contest was enjoyed, the
prizes being won by Miss Helen Fur
long and Mrs. +. J. Roth. Mrs. Il j.
| Jarrett assisted the hostesses In
serving refreshments.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of Elm Lutheran church
was held Thursday afternoon in the
church par,ors WITH Mrs. Andrew
! Olson and Mrs. N. Matson as host
essess. A social hour followed the
| bushes meeting and the hostesses
served refreshments. They We're as.
sisted by Mrs. Harold and Mrs.
/ Henry Olson.
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/ The Green Mountain aid society
hold an all day meeting Thursday
at the home OF Mrs. T. p. Low. Dim
/ rer was served at noon by Mrs. Low
I and Mesdames c. ]. Estal, John
/ Estal. Thomas Graham and sherman
! Woodwork. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Floyd
! Sapp, March 20.
Twenty-four members OF the
/ Luther League of Trinity Lutheran
church met Thursday night at the
! church and took up their lesson on
.The Waning Of Old Beliefs in
| China" with Miss Hannah Anderson
as leader. Refreshments were serv-
ed by Misses Bess and Ann Peterson
assisted by Miss Anderson and Miss
\ Emma Stranberg.
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The Study and Social Club OF
Albion met Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Archie Hixson. the
program was opened with two vocal
solos by Miss ~Maurine Fraley. ac-
COMMANDED by Mrs. B. e. Fraley. The
subject of the afternoons study was
.Fhe Status of Women In Recon-
struction." Mrs. q. c. Perry TOLD
of Women in Industry" Mrs. F. b.
Dennis of Foreign Women in Re-
construction" and Mrs. r. w.
stevens Of Foreign Women IN
America" 4 general discussion fol-
lowed. Mrs. Hixson gave two piano
numbers and the club adjourned 70
meet March is with Miss Evangeline
Hambleton-
Mesdames L. ]. Paterson, c. Z. 81
Clair. F. C. Nichols, c. q. Darling
and >E. X. Mcconnell were hostesses
at the meeting of the aid society OF
the CONGREGATIONAL church held
Thursday afternoon. Sewing for tins
society .ccupied tie time and the
hostesses .:erved refreshments.
The Ladies Guild Of st. Paups
church held an all day sew Thurs
dav at the home of Mrs. ]. H. Fisher
4oi North Fifth street. Winner wal
served at noon by Mrs. @. w
thompson and Miss Ella Gilmore
Routine business was transacted II
the afternoon.
Residents Of the Rock Vale!
narbborhood met at the schoo
! house "Wednesday for a socia
gathering when County Agent w. A