Social clubs hold meetings across the city week
A flurry of group reminders and gatherings fill the week in Ames. The Book and Basket Club meets with Mrs Rice on Sixth street. Civic Improvement Society with Mrs D M Christ on Kellogg. Newallahs on Burnett avenue with Mrs Chris Sorenson. Ladies Aid at 1103 Second Street College Park. 500 Club on Duff avenue with Mrs W P McDonald. W C T U convenes with Mrs Zentmire on Ash avenue to discuss child labor. YWCA hosts alumni reception Saturday. Women’s Home Missionary Society meets April 25 with Mrs Mecaskey on Grand, led by Mrs W J Dixon, with social committee. Kappa Delta, X’s, Gamma Thetas, Ozarks, and Phi Sigma Kappa plan a Friday dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Catholic Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. B. Church
Mecaskey
Grand Avenue
W. J. Dixon
Pepper
Sawin
Christoferson
M. Knudeson
Kappa Deltas
Theta X's
Gamma Thetas
Ozarks
Phi Sigma Kappas
F. W. Hrexs
Twentieth Century Club
Hodge Avenue
Mesdames
A. B. Maxwell
R. S. Loud
Kellogg Avenue
Loretti Harriman
Gladys Hultz
Smith
Ames Social Affairs Seeks Sewing Saturday At Carroll Ave Home
Mrs. Margaret Leland and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith issued invitations for a sewing Saturday afternoon at their Carroll avenue home. Miss Lola Placeway hosted her Bible class Easter luncheon at the Bennett home on Boone street with crocus decor and bunny place cards. Profs and Mesdames W. Beyer and P. G. Holden hosted a committee gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Leland
Elizabeth Smith
Carroll Avenue
Lola Placeway
Bennett
Boone Street
Pupils Recital Opens Musical Night at the College
A Tuesday April 25 recital features Miss Lucile Tewksbury soprano and Mr. David Duggan tenor as the first half. The second half presents Box and Box operetta by the boys glee club with John James Box E M Benton James John Box Troeger and Captain Bouncer A Squyers in key roles. Easter services in Ames churches featured larger musical feasts with five orchestras and packed seating. The Marion Green Quartette rekindled interest in traditional quartets with Liza Lehmann inspired numbers though foreign lyrics drew mixed reactions from the Ames audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mngers
Lucile Tewksbury
David Duggan
Oys Glee Club
Box
John James Box
E. M. Benton
James John Box
Troeger
Bouncer
A. Squyers
Ames
Marion Green
Green
Liza Lehmann
Fraternal society meetings and initiations noted
The Homesteaders set a Thursday meeting for next week while Rebekkahs initiated Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Kelley Clarence Hunter and Frank Potter of Ames at C F hall. Redmen dance with Meadowlark Orchestra in Robertson building supper at 11. G A R ladies initiated Mrs F N Coulter and future programs mix business at the library with social visits at members’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmen
Robertson Building
Meadowlark
O. Freed
Pocahontas Lodge
Harry Latherow
F. N. Coulter
Ready to Wear Garments in Fine Stock This Week
Our stock of ready-to-wear garments remains in fine shape. Ladies' suits are beautifully tailored from the finest fabrics and guaranteed for two seasons. Special pricing applies for the coming week. The new long coats feature detachable sailor collars for versatile wear. Shown in our ready-to-wear section.
New Oxford Shoes and Accessories for All Ages Advertised
New Oxford Shoes for men women and children announced with a guarantee of satisfaction. The store features black and white vogue pieces including French serge skirts and suits messaline silks marquisette voiles collars bags belts and trimmings. Neck chains and collar pins belts pins offered.
Homesteaders to Entertain Banquet and Dance
Homesteader lodge plans a banquet and dance for members on April 27 in the Roberson building new hall. Several unrelated items report births, visits, and local notices including a newborn in Wenatchee, Washington, and various residents traveling for health and family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homesteader Lodge
Roberson Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Book and Basket Club
Civic Improvement Society
D. M. Christ
Newallahs
Chris Sorenson
Burnett Avenue
Harmony Club
Clyde Williams
Storm Street
Mesdames H. L. Griffin
A. MacMurra F. FE. Colburn
M. L. King
J. F. Barker
North Star
Shugart
Miss Entwhistle
Mi Hols
Emma Sutherland
Jessie Parker
Lydia Brown
Nina G. Nichols
Mildred Simmons
Mesdames I Dia Tilden
Reis
Simmons
Taus
Jamieson
Fred Walkey
Biddle
Cramelitt
Messrs. Platner
Henninger
Unity Club
Benjamin Franklin
Clyde Kintzley
Richar
Franklin
Warburton
G. E. Stayner
C. L. Waitmire
Thos. Thompson
Dan Zumwalt
Will Templeton
Girls’ Opportunity Club
Congregational Church
5. P. Crissman
Walnut Avenue
Tinsley
London
Jennie Christ
Dr. Crissman
Bates
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Smith's Hall
Harcourt
John Judge
Alice Mitchell
Doris Pammel
Haller
Lincoln
Nebraska
Pammel
M. C. Catell
Mrs. Mason
Virginia
George Sorenson
Freem Hannegan
John Nelson
Will Reasoner
Zomwalt Woods
Ames Social Affairs
W. Beyer
P. G. Holden
Agriculture Chall
Tilden
Foulard Silks
Polk
Telmo
Cudahy
Uce
Dry Goods
Wenatchee, Washington
John Oliver
C. A. Oliver
Oliver
Cummings
Tillotson
South Dakota
Charles Cooney
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo
Cooney
Andrew Raynes
H. O. Peterson
Huxley
John Stenberg
Tom Moland
Eargen Houge
Slater
Orenoon
Slater News
Finley & Kelly
Holmes
D. L. Parker
Albia
Vissit
Foster Parker
Oskaloosa
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