The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-27

present as business Of Importance is to
be transacted. BY order Of J. II. Jett.
lC. G.
Lost-Snnday on School street Glass
es in case. Phone Mrs. Matte Brooks.
Red 2059 or Maple 1905.
8. Il. Brit club celebrated it's second
university at the home Of the president
Miss Izora Macky 1922 18th. St. Mon
day Feb. 9th.
The house was beautifully decorated
with club colors of pink and white car
nations and the room was filled to its
capacity with the many friends Of the
Rev. s. L. Brit
! An excellent program was rendered.
All enjoyed the evening and wishing
the club much success and Godspeed and
many more such happy celebrations.
The s. Il. Brit club met last Friday
Feb. 18th at the home Of Mrs. Francis
Berry. As it was the winding up of
the year s work the club had an cleo
ton of officers which were as follows:
Mrs. Izora Mackey president, third con-
secutive term. Mrs. l.. A. Avery, Vice
president, Mrs. Zona Ewing sec ". Mrs.
Rubenia Harper ass. sec ", J. A. Jeffer-
son treas. John Mayweather, critic, Rub
enia Harper reporter.
| After the routine of business was
oNer u party was gwen III nOIoT OIL oue
of the members, Mrs. Margaret Wilson
who left Tuesday evening Feb. 18th. for
| Washington d. c.. on an Indictment stay.
| She was presented as this meeting
with token of remembrance by the
club. A beautiful silver spoon. This
will be a meeting long to be remembered
| by all present, filled with sentiment, en-
tbusiasm and Inspiration.
Mrs. Berry an accomplished hostess
and cateress served the club with de-
lightful repast. The birthday cake at
| anniversary was baked by Mrs. Francis
Berry and beautifully decorated. The
club will meet this Thursday with Mrs.
Minnie Brewer 14th st. Place.
THE SICK
Mr.. Jack Davis has been quite i'll at
his home on Maryland Avenue.
Mr.. Phillip Mcclure suffered a pain
full injury in the basket ball game be-
tween the syndicates and team at
! Newton Iowa.
Mrs. j. B. Thompson suffered a broken
arm when she fell on the icy pavement
Sunday morning in front of her home
2S49 Forest Drive.
Others who have been reported as sick
this week are Mrs. Charles Hayes 1889
Fremont, Della VIM, 1929 Maple, Mrs
J. F. Thompson 1011 W.. Grand, Mrs.
Mary Washington 11O5 45th, Mrs. VIM
Mash, South Des Moines, Miss Marvin
Blagburn, South Des Moines, Mrs. VIM.
Howard 1922 14th Mrs. Couch 1851 Free
mont, Mrs. Roy Howard, 114S 23rd.,
Mrs. John Wilson, 1928 Jefferson. Mr.
Tug Wilson 1854 5th st. Mrs James
Bush 1011 18th st. Syhra Devan 1889
f. 10Th, Ed Robinson S1S 18th Mrs. o.
T. Lewis 1896 Fillmore. Mrs. Robert
Patton 821 14th c.. w. Wade $3.50 Vale
st. Rev. NJ. Toomey 643 Buchanan,
Richardson, 625 10th. Clora Sallee 1926
10th Mr.. Cohoran, 935 18th Place. Roy
Powell, 1907 18th. Mrs. Laura Embree
1856 18th Bertha Wells ia Franklin.
Miss Katherine Larkin has been very
sick the past week but is improving
Mr.. I. M. Jones who is very i'll at
Mercy hospital has been reported unim-
BIRTHS
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daniels, 432 AS
tor street boy, ME-. and Mrs. Turner
100 Sheppard st. girl Mr. and Mrs
Potter 208 3rd st. a boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob Andrews 1922 End st. a boy Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Moore 1912 Walker st.
boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Coles 1910
Day st. girl.
DEATHS
Mr.. Dean Vandergriff aged 81 years
died at Herring, III. The funeral will