Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-31
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Social Affairs ;. Women Club, 81 Churches and Lodge,

Miss Anna Thiele and Miss Edna
Perry were hostesses at a nhiscAllah-
oous shower at the home OF the form :
err, 400 Fremont street, Thursday
night for Miss Nora wilkey who is, to
be married Jan. S. The gifts were
presented to the bride-to-b e--fn
large basket. The time was spent
writing notes OF advice to Miss Will
key. Miss, Magdalena Storjahann. OF
Rock Rapids, was guest from out
Of the city.
Mrs. George r. Stone was hostess
to a few friends at her home, sll
West Linn street. Thursday after
noon. as a courtesy to her aunt. Miss
Zelma Thulin. Of st. Paul. who Is
visiting at the Stone homo. The time
was spent with fancy work and
music and refreshments were served
by Mrs. Stone and Miss Mamie
Pihlgren. Miss Thulin will return to
st. Paul Sunday.
Miss Hazel, Crtttenden, los South
Fourth street, entertained nine little
folks Thursday night In honor Of the
9Th birthday anniversary Of Edwin
Everist. Games were played and Miss
Lena Wilson assisted In serving re-
Treatments.
Members OF the Highview Birthday
Club celebrated the anniversary of
Mrs. w. +. lines, 419 Hughes street,
Thursday night, enjoying dinner at
Z O'clock and following with bridge
Mrs. Emma Hansen. OF Chicago.
mother OF DR.. r. X. Hansen. was q
guest of the club,
Thirty friends and neighbors sur.
prised Mr.. and Mrs. William Kaigh
at their home, IL South Twelfth
street. Thursday evening with
picnic supper and handkerchief
shower in honor of Mrs. Kaigh's 21th
i irthday anniversary The guests
gathered at the home while Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaigh were away and on their
return delightful supper was pre-
pared. Following the meal pleas
ant social evening was spent with
music.
Members Of the Friday Bridge Club
We're entertained at the homs Of Mrs.
H. p. Meade l09 West Church street,
Friday afternoon. The high score.
prize was won by Mrs. W. III. Stein
er. During the informal hour which
followed the cards, refreshments
were served
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church met Friday after
noon at the church. TIE hostesseS
were Mesdames John Brennan,
Augusta Danskin ,P. c. Jones, Hattie
Jones. A. Ratty, Lee Atkinson, G. w.
Jason and c. NJ. Hinecker. At the
business meeting 1t Was reported
that s2ts,37 was made at the an
nual bazaar. James Williams played
a saxaphone solo. Miss Evelyn VII,
lians gave two readings and Miss
Margaret Butts played a piano
number. A social hour was spent and
refreshments were served,
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of Elm
Lutheran church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Ross johnson, /
Lackey Terrace There was a good
attendance. Routine business was
transacted and social hour was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
ly the hostess and Miss Kate Sand :.
Wig.
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The Mid Country Circle met We'd
nesday afternoon with. Mrs. Joe
Kleepsie, four and ore half miles
northeast of the city. Tho annual
election was held and the following
were chosen: Mrs. Lee Blink, presf-
dent: Mrs. c. F. Brooks. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Roy Springer, secretary;
Mrs. Joe Kleepsie. treasurer; Miss
Blanche Pesg, flower girl and Mrs.
Shine. Mrs. link and Mrs. Duff, pro-
gram committee. The circle plans TO
serve a dinner for the members and
their families at the Roy Springer
home Jan. Z. The hostess served de-
lightful refreshments. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. E. F. Pegg,
COG North Second avenue, Jan. Il.
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One hundred and twenty guests.
many of them college students home
for the vacation, enjoyed dancing
party given by G. H. e. Boardman
and w. q. Stricken, ThursdAy night
in Red Mems hall. A pleasant time
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served. Guests from out of the city
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford McMa-
hon. State Center: Miss Ruth Curtis.
Ames, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson,
Ironwood, Mich.
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Relatives and friends surprised w.
M. Wilson, S12 Marion street Thurs
day evening in honor of his seth
birthday anniversary. A s o'clock
supper was served by Mrs. Wilson
and her daughter and G.. J. Wilson
gave short talk and presented Mr..
Wilson Will, a watch chain and Odd
Fellows charm. Following the sup