Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-29

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o'clock luncheon Thursday at her
home. 902 West Main street, to the
Club. The rooms were decorated with
yellow flowers Mrs. David was as
sisted by her daughter, Mrs. W.. +.
Shirley. Bridge was enjoyed follow
ing the luncheon and Mrs. f. l..
" ahrer won the prize. Guests from
out OF the city were Miss Gertrude
Gregory. of Denver. and Mrs. +. r.
Bowlby, of New York City, the latter
u guest at the Eugene Higgin home.
r Mrs. G. W. Lawrence and Mrs. Roy
X. Bradbury We're hostesses at the
opening meeting and dinner of the
Car.away Club Thursday night at the
Bradbury home. 3u2 North Third
slr>et Military five hundred was
played ana pr.zes won by Mrs. f. II.
lay, Mrs. E>win Cobb. w. F.. Shir-
ley, aad>H. w. Householder. The hos
tesses We're assisted m serving by
Mrs. ]. ". LLOYD. Mrs Harry j.
RoGGcrs and Miss Neva Shaw. Little
June bradbury adinitted the guests
and autumn flowers were used for
decorations.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y. NJ.
G. y. enjoyed Halloween mas
qucrade party in the association
rooms Thursday night. A ghost walk,
witch fortune teller. bobbing for
apples booth and clever ghost
Ia tfirt I'm, ha
room was decorated with JACKIE
lanterns, ami autumn leaves. Mrs.
BERTHA Logsdon won the prize for
wearing the most appropriate cos
tune. Mrs. William NJ Miller won
the nut guessing contest, Mrs.
Charles Berg told the best ghost
story and Mrs. W. l.. Peckham sue
ceeded in blowing out the candle
biindtolded. The social committee for
the evening was Mesdames p, H..
| Mnley, A. j. Souvie and George
Pitcher. The hostesses were Mes
danes V. r. Lee, L. o. Keables.
Mary J. Fogg, J. A. Ewing. B. +.
kessler., W. H. Ford. Anna e.
ketchum, Q. C. KLEIN and w. L.
Peckham.
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Mrs. Grove w. Harris, 107 West
Church street, entertained Thursday
| afternoon twelve little girls in honor
Of the 4th birthday anniversary OF
her daughter Helen Elizabeth. Hal
lowe'en decorations were used and
games were played. Miss Irene Mead
and Miss Anna Kctchum assisted
with the serving.
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Miss Grace Gaunt was hostess at
q wiener roast to twenty-four friends
near the old country club Thursday
night. The party enjoyed dancing
and games at the Gaunt home, 202
North Fourth avenue, after the pic
nic. Miss Sarah Meeker and Miss
Eunice Marshall assisted in. enter
tanning.
st. Margaret's Mission was enter
tanned Thursday plight by Miss
Maude Swingley and Mrs. J. A.
Bushnell 304 West Summit street.
Plans were made for the work in the
future and other business was trans.
acted. Miss Lou Vogel won the
prize. Refreshments were served dur
ing the social hour.
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Members of Elmwood Country
Club enjoyed dance at the club
house Thursday night. There was a
large attendance. Albert Hull, Dr. o.
r. Wolfe. and DR.. H. d. Wonder were
the entertainment committee in
| charge.
The Trinity Ladies' Aid Society met
Thursday afternoon in the church
with Mrs. John Qust as hostess.
During the social hour. which fol-
lowed the business meeting, refresh
ments were served by the hostess and
Mesdames Gus Mold, Charles Berg,
Julia Seberg and A. p. Lee.
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ThejLadies' Aid Society of Central
Church of Christ met at the church
Thursday. Mesdames Robert Thomp
son, E. A. Thurber, r. w. VanHorn
A. G. Erwin and w. H. Taylor were
hostesses. After the business was
time doing society sewing and re-
freshments were served. Thirty.five
were present.
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! Members Of the Harmony Aid So.
ciety entertained their husbands
Thursday night at the home of Mrs
G. r. Brooke, 407 West Railroad
street. The assistant hostesses fol
the meeting We're the other officers
of the aid, Mrs. G. w Chadwick anG
Mrs. G. Fl. Andrews. Music and cards