Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-07
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Social Affairs Women Club, ;: Churches and-Lodee

Forty women members of Elm
wood Country Club and out-Qf-town
guests enjoyed a delightful afternoon
at the weekly bridge and kensington
at the club house Wednesday,. The
bright warm weather made it posi-
bic for the women to use one of the
southi porches that they found very
pleasant and comfortable. Mrs. Roy
| r.. Bradbury and Mrs. Cora Wiley
won the bridge prizes. The hostess
es We're Mrs. Ct. f. Thayer, Mrs NJ.
S. Mcfarland, Mrs. J. w. Stouffer
and Mrs. Harry J. Rodgers. The
guests from out of the city were
| Mrs. Rose Lander, Los Angeles; Mrs.
Mary McI4aren, Reno, Nev.. Mrs. c.
E. Howard, Waterloo, and Mrs: M.
NJ. Cooper Stprsis, S. d.
Sixty pupils of Central Iowa Bust
| ness College enjoyed wiener roast
at Riverview park Wednesday af-
| ternoon and sevening. A baseball
game was played by teams from the
| bookkeeping and shorthand classes,
the latter winning by score of SO
to 5. Horse shoe pitching also fur
nished entertainment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. West enter
tanned a company of children We'd
nesday afternoon at their home, 1919
South Second avenue, in honor of the
nth birthday anniversary Of then
] son, Harold. Many gifts were pre-
scented to Harold and the guests en-
/ ioyed playing games. A two-course
luncheon was served by Mesdames
S. Fl. Gimre, r. II. Duncan, ID. O.
Hanson and Miss Clara West. At
| terward the guests attended a thea
ter party. Those from out of the
city were Kathryn and Eugene Glib
son, and Viola, Harold, Ralph and
Max Duncan, all of LeGrand.
Members of the Priscilla Club held
their regular business and socia
meeting with Mrs. A. f. Ecllman, SOC
East State street Wednesday after
noon. Games We're played land re-
freshments were served by the hos
ttess.
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Sunshine Circle Aid Society was
entertained Wednesday afternoon b.
Mrs. I. Drury, 102 South Eighth ave.
nue.. The guests sewed carpet rag:
and enjoyed games and music, con.
test prizes being wen by Mrs. j. w
i Simpson, C. l.. Shipman and Mrs
J. Stephens. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. |. Eiler ant
Miss Emma Shipman.
Misses Alma and Alice Gustafasol
their home south of Minerva We'd
nesday night in honor of the birth
dav. anniversary of their mother, Mrs
Emma Gustafason. Music was en-
loved and refreshments were servet
by the hostess and Mrs. Edwin
Rosengren. Mrs. Jennie Johnson, o
Superior, Wis, was a guest.
The State Center Rebekah ant
Electric Rebekah LODGES. the latter o
this city, met in joint meeting Wed
nesday night in Odd Fellows hall :
program Of music was enjoyed afte
the business meeting.
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Mrs. l.. w Browne. Cos West Stat
street. entertained twelve little girl
Tuesday afternoon in honor of tn
18th birthday anniversary Of he
daughter Elizabeth. A pink ant
white color scheme was used in tn
menu and in the favors. Mrs. Brown
was assisted bv Mrs, James A. Nc
Donnell and Mrs f. A. Rhodes.
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Sixty-two friends met at tn
United Bretheren church Tuesda
night at farewell for Rev. O. s
Long, who Will leave for Vinton Fri
day supper was served and an III
lormal hour was enjoyed.
Fourteen of the special nurse
from the Deaconess and st. Thoma
hospitals cnjoyed wiener roast a