Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-11


iightful dancing parties given in the
city this year was heartily enjoyed
by go members and friends of the
Marshall County Shriners' Associa-
ton in American hall Friday night.
This was the first annual dance as
well as what Will probably be ser
les of entertainments given by the
association which was recently or
eanized for that purpose. During tn"
intermission of the program OF
dances and cards. while luncheon
was being served. a charming must
cal was given by Miss Alchia Bentley
and III. NJ. Shove, with Ralph Pyke
at the piano.
Dudley Gregory presided at hi
larious. informal program with
word of welcome from DR.. r. Han
sen. president OF the organization
and clever responses from David
Turner OF Cedar Rapids, potentate
OF Ell kahir, ]. ]. Jones, of Des
Moines. recorJer of Ia Ca Zig. and
Fred Steele. OF Boone. president of the
Shriners Association of that city. A.
4. Quaid, secretary of this city's as
ISOLATION, san;g a pretty Scotch mel
guests in a number OF lively songs.
Dudley Gregory. chairman of the
entertainment committee. was large
ly responsible for the merriment and
success OF the party with the aid of
the other members of the commit.
tee. F. NJ. Wilbur. j. Warren Stevens.
j. Sidney Johnson and c. II. McMa-
hon. The hostesses were Mesdames
A. u. Batch. C. II. Stewart. +. NJ Wi
bur, \. G, Everist, r. r, Hansen. c.
G. st. Clair. J E. Frederick, Ro9 T.
WATSON. l. O. Kemblo and {. II. Nc
Mahou.
The committee in charga of Il c
cards WIS Mesdames r. v. Hccreery.
w. II. Arae, y. G.. johnson, G. II.
Ruth. and A. c. Conway. other COM
mittees were floor and music, +. NJ.
Wilbur. A. f. Eull ana C D. Gregory.
refreshments. T. &. Valentine. George
Gregory and George n robur1; des
orations and favors. L. +. fc,. dirc. I.
Q. kemble and J. l.. DGmaCad. and
invitations ]. Warren s'toy"rs. j. Sid
Eey Johnson and F. l. Hull. The hall
was artistically decorated and roses
were given as favcrs. Guests from
Fred Steele and darrhtnr. Boone Mr..
and Mrs. David Turner Cedar Rap
ide and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Schol-
field, Eldora.
Mrs. w C. blessing was hostess 10
eighteen friends at her home. 81
South Ninth street. Friday night at
Il crystal shower for Miss Cic.ly Jones
who is to be married Dec. - to D. G..
Danielson, OF Ferguson. The guests
made holders and a mock wedding In
which the following persons took
part, was enjoNed: Miss Bessie Ever
list, bride. Miss Leah Randall. BRIDE
groom, Miss Gladys McCourtney. ring
bearer. Miss Cicily Jones' brides
maid. Mrs. Harry Mold, preacher and
Miss Mae Jones, pianist. A two
course luncheon was served by Miss
Gladys blessing, Mrs. r. G. Jc%,es,
Mrs. l.. f. Jones. and Mrs. C. w.
Rogers. Miss Gladys blessing, as g
postman delivered the presents to
the guest Of honor.
s = o o
4 A. "A. Moore gave an interesting
talk on the Lincoln highway, before
the members of the travel department
of the Woman's Club at the meeting
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George W. Darling 20G North Second
street The assistant hostesses We're
Mesdames H. C. Stowell. chairman,
Will Wallace, w. B. Wood, Minnie
Durham, F. S. Hynds, R. H. Nc
Dowell, George A. Holt. Ned E. Han
son, John Herald and Miss Gallo
Wieder. The meeting was in charge
OF, Mrs. Ed Aus.in chairman of the
department ard Mrs. George Darling,
Representative. Mrs. Austin led in tie
citizenship study. The next meeting
Of me trave! depa :n'lt will be IAN.
VIII Mrs j. Il l3attin, So1 Vest
Main street. and the subject of study
will be "The Philippines and
Guam
The Arson Mothers Club met Fri
day afternoon at the school. There
was an attendance of sixty and the
following program was given; solo
by Mrs. w. A. Joy, accompanied on
the piano by Miss Genevieve Brown,
solo by Mrs. J. B. Meloy, accompan-
led by Mrs. P. Wikle, a discussion of
"Childrens' Diet" led by Mrs. j. M.
Turner, and pageant of the land
ing OF the Pilgrims by the children
Of the third grade, directed by Miss
Mary Lord. Refreshments were serv-
cd by the hostesses.
o @ o
The Woodman Circle elected the
following officers Friday night; Mrs.
W. B. Ferries, guardian; Mrs. o.
Shannon, clerk; Mrs. Otto KLEIN,
banker; Mrs. Richard Hockridge,
past guardian: Mrs. Peter Lathrop,
advisor; Mrs. !. Culbertson, chaplain:
Mrs. NJ. r. Miller, attendant; O.
Shannon, inner sentinel; E E. Belt,
outer SENTINEL Miss Margaret Mix
schl. assistant attendant; and Mrs. c.
Wright, Mrs. NJ. r. Miller and Miss
Jeanette Barnard, managers.
@v o
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Beatty and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Thompson enter
tanned the Souvenir Club at the
Thompson home, 610 West Main
street, at $50 dinner Friday. The
rooms were decorted with pink roses
end prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Wahrer, Mrs. Mae Sandoe and
Dr. w F. David. Places were laid
for fifty and Mesdames Jane Eady.
Marie Mcfarland. Carlton Hatcher
and Lauretta Nichols served.
@ @ O
Mrs. Walter Keller, 5 West Grant
street, entertained at dinner Friday
in honor Of Mrs. c. L. Luke and
daughter, and Mrs. Luke's mother.
Mrs. Edith Howell. who left Friday
night for Des Moines where they will
make their home.
9 8 @
The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Paurs church enjoyed an all-day sew