Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-14


helpful talk on gath and Love-" at
the regular fneeeine Of We w. 4, 4.
u. at the home or MS. =. r. t4gttlc.
GIG West srate street, Morrray ar
tcrhooi lie reviewed the wofs aa-
ls6nfblished by the o11sahi 5sttcn in sise
past aid oAtlYfsed ire Ideals eTn POS
sibilities TOR INC frrrfr. DURING the
business meeting which followed the
devotional hour. MISS Ida Bohen was
elected president and Mrs d. F.
! Gettle. vice president. to mi vacan-
cics caused by designations.
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The Young Married Peoples Bible
Class OF the Methodist church en-
| Joyed It's regular meeting Monday
night at the H. l.. Robertson home,
1905 West Church street. Mrs. Earl
| Paul. Mrs. F. Y. Edmister and Mrs.
Howard Miller were assistant hos
tesses. business meeting was held
| and the following pleasing program
was given: Piano solo. Miss Mildred
Carlson. piano solo. Aaron Grips;
vocal duet, James and Katherine
e.rma Paul. Contest prizes were won
by j. ]. Guernsey and Rev. w. @.
Crowder The house was ptetuly
decorated with Christmas su3ges-
tons. There was an attendafice or
forty.
Dr.. and Mrs II. C. Mueller and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Woodward enter
tanned the f'ortnightly Club at din
ner at the Stoddart Cafe Monday
night. A pretty Christmas tree Formed
center piece and red candles and
other Christmas decorations were
used. Places were laid for eighteen.
Following the dinner the time was
spent informally with dancing and
music at the Mueller home. 1908
Vest Main street.
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The Business Weman's Club en-
ioyed a s: 80 supper at the Y. w. c.
A. Monday night. Following the meal
Mrs. f. Grace Travis gave an inter
esting talR on photograph records
and Illustrated her remarks with Sc
'cctions. 4 pleasant evening was
spent.
Thirty members OF Temple Chapter
of World Wide Guild of the Baptist
church met at the home Of Mrs. T..
a. Rhodes, sos North Eighth street,
Monday night for covered dish
dinner. Miss Fannie vosburg was
assistant hostess. Six new members
were taken into the chapter and these
with eight others already taken In
were initiated. Each new member
was presented With pink rose bud.
Plans for a Christmas party for a
number of the poor children were
completed and Mrs. George B. Lin
coin and Mrs. Charles Vyskocil gave
interesting talks on the geography,
classes and occupations OF people and
religion Of two provinces of India.
This was followed by a QUESTIONABLE
by Miss Alice Lincoln.
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The following officers Were elected
at the REGULAR meeting of the Pythian
Sisters Monday night: Mrs. Howard
Cobb, past chief; Mrs. j. b. Troutncr,
Buchanan, excellent senior; Mrs. E.
B. Clinton, excellent Junior: Mrs.
Ella A. Miller mana ger; Mrs. C. F..
Crone. mistress of records and cor
respondence; Mrs. w. F.. Leech, mis-
tress OF finance: Mrs. w. B. Windman
protector; Mrs. j. T.. Moehrl. guard;
Mrs. c. II. Schechter, Mrs. Ella
Miller and Mrs. r. e. Huber,
trustees and Mrs. c. II. Schechter,
installing officer. Following the
business meeting Mrs. Cobb enter
tanned the temple at luncheon.
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The East Side Community Club
Of Washington township met Friday
evening at the school house. Fifty
were present. After an enjoyable
evening of music and games refresh
ments were served. The club will
enjoy Christmas party and tree at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bussie, Sunday evening, Dec. 26.
The Young Married Peoples Club
of the Congregational church held
its last dinner of the year at the
SAiui III oSSOtbS iiSiiI. lIlCSIiO1 VI VI
ficers resulted in the reelection Of
DR.. F. S. Hynds as president and the
election Of Adolph Pfleiger, vice
president, Mrs. H. NJ. Vawter, secre-
tary and Mrs. c. H. Kemler, treasur-
err. The committee In charge of the
dinner was Messrs and Mesdames
Lacey j. Patterson, Adolph Pfleiger,
Roscoe Packer, H. NJ. Vawter, r. Y.
Riste, James Jensen, Jr., B. ]. Rhodes
A. r. Lynn, D. G.. Bechtal, c. j. Ma