Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20

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Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight H. Denmcad
entertained twenty tour friends at u
delightful $50 dinner at their home,
400 West Main street. Friday. Bridge
was enjoyed following the meal and
prizes We're Won by Dr. r. S, Hynds
and Mrs. W. +. Shirley.
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The Careaway club was pleasantly
entertained ut dinner at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Il. r. Lay, II Denmead
boulevard. Friday. Roses We're used
in decorating and Miss Genevieve
Brown. Miss Dorothy Balch ana Mrs.
&. {. Urine assisted the hostess aud
her daughter Clemewell. in serving.
Five hundred was enjoyed following
the dinner. Guests from out of the
city were Mrs. William Baldwin,
Clarhs Summit. Pa; Mrs. f. h. Fris-
bic, Sheldon. and Mrs. b. c. Hem
and son, Bernhart, Chicago.
Mrs. M. Il. Ward Sill North First
street, entertained six friends ut a
& O'clock dinner Friday night as
to be married to J. w. Tripplett., of
Yuma, Colo. Dec. /. Chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the rooms. Follow
ing the dinner Miss Nellie Pierce and
Miss Lottte Cartwright were hostess
SEES at the Ward home to twenty
friends To miscellaneous shower tor
Miss Beckett. The time was spent
informally.
Mrs. Graham Lawrence was hos
tess at four-course IL O'Clock
breakfast Friday at her home, 3
North Ninth street. in honor of Mrs
F. f.. Frisble, of Sheldon. state regent
of the u. A. r. and Miss Amy Gill
bert, of State Center, state vice.
recent. Mars, g. G.. HEM, OF Chicago.
was also guest from out of the city.
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The Dorcas Society OF Elm Luther
an church was entertained Friday
night by Misses Hazel and Irene Nor
land, at their home. ITO South Tenth
street. Devotional services were read
by Rev, Carl Henderson. After
short business session refreshments
were served by the hostesses and a
social hour was enjoyed.
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The Pumpkin Center county fair.
given at the Central Church OF Christ
Friday night by the Christian En-
deavor Society, was not only finan-
ciai success but was thoroughly en-
joyed. 1t carried out the idea of the
f,tr
of dog fight" marshmallow race.
and blind boxing match, and other
shows" There was a fortune teller,
a fat" woman, menagerie and THE
Follies of 1921" all humorously par
odied,
Spinning Wheel Chapter, p, 4. r.
held a most enjoyable meeting at the
home of Mrs. H. J. Howe, South
Fifth avenue, Friday night. Mrs. #. E.
Frisbie. of Sheldon. state regent, and
Miss Amy Gilbert. OF State Center,
state vice-regent. were present and
gave most interesting talks OF tho
work and plans of the organization.
Mrs. Charles Myers sang two pleasing
selections and Miss Emily Perkins
gave two most artistic and delight
full piano numbers. The hostess was
assisted In serving refreshments by
Mrs. George w. Darling and Mrs.
LaWrnnce Belknap.
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The Tri A. Class of the Methodiot
Sunday school enjoyed a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at the church Friday
evening. Forty members and guests
We're present. After the meal games
and contests were held and new
membership campaign organized at
the business meeting. The commit
tee for the dinner,Was Miss Eva LUIS
by. Miss Gail Smoke, Miss Ruth Hull
and Orval Clark.
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The Arson Mothers Club held
school Friday afternoon. An original
THANKSGIVING play was given which
had been directed by Miss Bernice
Thorn. During the business meeting
the following officers were elected.
Mrs. Mary Whitney, president; Mrs
A. H. Gagstetter, president;
Mrs. Charles Giese. secretary. AID
Mrs, w. a. Hillmer, treasurer. Plans
We're made for the work Of the year.
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The regular meeting Of the Golden
Rod Club was held Friday night, at
the home of Mrs. Frank Dawson, aoa
Woodbury. street. Routine business
was transacted and games were en-
ioyed, The contest prize was won by
Mrs. j. Culhertson. The hostess was
assisted in serving, refreshments by
her daughter, Margaret and Mrs,
Richard Hockridoe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Lands, who we've
recently married, were pleasantly
surprised Friday night at the home
OF Mt and Mrs. r. F. Fcrrey. 206
South Fourth avenue, by the young
,ady EMPLOYEES of the office force of