Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-16
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Social Affairs Womens Clubs ;: Churches and LODGE,

Mrs. e. A. Ford entertained twenty
| five girls Thursday night at her
home, 103 South Ninth street, at an
announcement party for Miss Sylvia
Glenn, who is to be married to David
r. pugh. Aug. 5. The announcement
cards were distributed by little Helen
Bohen, q niece Of Mrs. Ford. The
hours were spent with games, sew
ing and music. The hostess was as
sisted in serving bx Mrs. G.. L. Glenn
and Mrs. w. b. Bohen. The rooms
were artistically decorated with yell
low and white garden flowers. Mrs.
Gerald Hogshead, Of Hudson. who is
a guest at the j. r. Paul home, was
a guest.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met
Thursday afternoon at the church.
The hostesses were Mrs. G.. w. Over
turf. r. u. Vanderveer, T. M. Sparks.
r. j. Franklin. w. S. Devine and II.
Fetters. The members decided to
send q barrel OF fruit to the Metho-
dist hospital In Des Moines. After
the business meeting short menu
orial service was held for Mrs. j. O..
Hall and MS. George b. Speers. The
meeting was closed with program
consisting Of vocal solo by Miss
Alchia Bently, a reading by Miss
Helen Giddings and a piano solo by
Thomas Haines.
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Sixty friends and neighbors pleas
antly surprised Miss Fern Hines at
birthday party at her home, six
miles south Of the city, Thursday
night. The time was spent with
games and music. Miss Olive Hines,
Of Grand Meadow. Mimi: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Wilson, OF Augusta, Kan,
and Charles Wilson, Of New Mexico.
were guests.
st. Elizabeth's Society held it's reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon at
the Odd Fellows hall. The hostess,es
were Mrs. Lee Blink and Mrs. NJ. H.
Drake. After routine business a So.
cial hour was enjoyed. =.
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Luther League OF Trinity Lutheran
church held its meeting at the
church Thursday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Isaacson entertaining.
Twenty-Five were present. The pro-
gram consisted of a reading by Floyd
Peterson and a piano solo by Mrs,
John Isaacson. The hours were spent
socially. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson as
sisted In serving.
Miss Winifred Worden and Miss
Vera Montgomery entertained a
number OF friends at the home OF the
latter, s East Grant street, at fare
well party for Miss Marjorie Miller
who leaves the latter part of the
month for Seattle. Games and con-
tests were enjoyed. prizes being won
by Miss Florence Kellogg and Miss
Sophia Fisher. The hostesses were
assisted in serving by Miss Gladys
Montgomery. Miss Ethel Martin, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, was guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matschie en-
tertained friends and relatives at
their home, 115 May street, Thursday
night, in honor Of Mrs. Ed. Buntnaan,
of Bagley. The guests enjoyed music
and dancing. Mrs. c. A. Smuck as
sisted In serving.
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Members OF the Congregational
Ladies' Aid Society enjoyed their
annual picnic at the city park Thurs
day afternoon. Sixty members Were
present and the hours were delight:
fully spent with games and contests.
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Elm Lutheran Aid met at the
church Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
o. Hougeland and Mrs. G.. Olson
hostesses. The time was spent
piecing quilts.
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Mrs. Will Mayo was hostess to the
the B. D. Club at an all day meeting
at her home one-mile southwest of
Lamoille Thursday. A delightful
dinner was served at noon and the
afternoon was spent with games and
guessing contests. Prizes were won