The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nichols enter
tHined an auto party consisting of Mrs.
w. II. Lowery, her guests Misses Wash
ington and Leroy of West Virginia;
Mrs. Robert Pattcn and her sister, Mrs.
Smith of Detroit, Mich, on Friday,
July 80.
Mrs. Clara Lampkins has returned
home to Chicago after a two week s
visit with her mother, Mrs. M. Sim
mons, 6l0 University avenue.
DR.. G. w. Brown, grand master of
the U. b. +. and S. M. T. S will be the
distinguished guest at a reception Civ
en- in his honor Monday evening Aug. 9.
DIR. G. w Brown will visit Pride of
Les Moinrs Juveniles No. 2lS Monday
afternoon promptly at clock. All
officers be in their stations at this time
Myrtle heterogeneous, matron.
Rev. Mr.. Harris of Monmouth, ILL.,,
the pastor-c spoke Sunday
morning at the. Congregational church
and evening at the Corinthian church to
large and apprcciative audience. His
| message was inspiring and filled with
the spirit. A collection was taken to
the amount Of $l9.O1.
Mr.. Harris accepted an invitation to
speak Monday at the union church. TO
his surprise he found n packed house.
liz l'u'Dlc - ColNldllN INV ltu "
tend Union Congregational church Sun
day, Aug. g. The pastor will preach
from the subject, "To Marry for God. -
At 8 D. NJ the pastor will give a stcreop
ticon lecture, the first series of the
fall s lecture.
We are showing the modern Victor
Animatograph machine, one of the best
Of its kind
Rev. A. f. Lvlcs spent three days
last week in the cities of Moline, ILL.,,
and Davenport, Iowa. While in Moline
he stopped with the Rev. and Mrs. p.
w. Lewis, the pastor of Bethel A. M.
+. church of that city. Rev Lewis is
a.. uncle of Mr. and Mrs. John Cole
man with whom the pastor stops in this
city. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis are very
well and wish to be remembered to their
former friends and old settlers of this
city. They also expressed their most
deep appreciation for the Bystandcr
staff and it's good work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Davis enter
tanned a few of their friends at their
home, 1919 Fifteenth street, Saturday,
July 81 in honor Of Mrs. William Smith
Of Detroit, Mich. Misses Ophela Wash
ington and Amelia Lowcry of Clarks-
lnrg w. Va, The evening was pleas
antly spent with music and conversa-
ton.
Mcsdamcs E. Tracy Blagburn and L.
| j. Shelton left Sunday for Denver, and
other points in Colorado. They will be
| away month
Mrs. William Mcmillan is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Blackburn of the
Bradford hotel
Mr.. Frank Tinslcv, secretary of ac
tivities of the Wabash Y. M. G. A. of
Chicago was in the city visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. j. A. Bailey, 1923 West Thir-
| teenth street this week. On Mon
day evening August Mr.. Tins
ley gave an instructive stereopt-
cen lecture on the lawn at the home Of
| Mrs. Bailey. The history of the tide
| water section of Virginia was we'll IL
Illustrated by slides of authentic photo
| graphs some of which the lecture col
| lcctcd and others he snapped with his
| own camera while connected with the
Y. NJ G. A. work in that section during
the war; Scvcnt v-fvc guests were scrv-
! cd with a refreshing report after the
| lecture.
Mrs s. Joe Brown, grand matron of
| the Iowa O. f. s. is in receipt of a
| letter from Mrs. l.. R. Palmcr-Brrry,
grand secretary of the inter state con
ference of the 0 f. s. conveying the
sad intelligence of the recent demise
y. c., the roval grand matron of the
inter state conference which will con-
vcnc in Cincinnati on the 22nd instant.
lone Coleman, formerly of this city
but at present a senior in the nurse
training DEPARTMENT of the general hos
pita at Kansas City, Mo. will .-rrive
in the city tomorrow evening and will
spend her vacation visiting with rela-
tivcs in this city and at Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wilson, Jr.,
have moved into their own home re-
GENTLY purchased at 1921 Center street:
Young Arthur less than 81 years OF
age having married about year ago,
and at this time not only buying this
neat well located cottage but, furnish
ing it as well. is to be congratulated.
Mrs. f. F.. Jones of Buxton is SPEND
ing a few days in the city visiting
among relatives and friends. Since be-
ing here she has been the recipient OF
many social courtesics. She was accom-