Social events fill Ames campus with clubs and seniors
Mesdames Clyde Williams and others hosted a 1 PM luncheon at the Beyer home. Invitations went out for a Minkler home reception Thursday. Nonpareil Club officers named with Mrs. Arthur Baur as president and others in key posts. Priscilla club plans a 31st meeting with a picnic supper and a Sylvan Players entertainment. Des Moines singer Mrs. Dox performed at Plymouth Church vesper services. The Des Moines degree team will visit the Ames Rebekas lodge for Exemplification at Arlington. Seniors hosted juniors at Old Chautauqua park with a bonfire and peace-pipe. Gamma Theta and Kappa Sigma house parties featured dinners, dances, and out-of-town guests, with chaperones and orchestras from Des Moines. Colonnades hosted a Seniors party with ball games, eight-course dinner, and a dance with Epples Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
East Pavilion
Priscillas
Sylvan Players
Aghall
Mesdames Stevenson
McMurray, Noble and Tilden
Mesdames Beach
Cleghorn
Lincoln
Ames High School
Old Chautauqua Park
Miss Bray
Gama Theta
Gamma Theta
Pike Avenue
Champlin’s
Waiend
C. G. Tilden
H. H. Kildee
T. Fred Henry
Des Moines
Messrs
J. E. Myers
Kappa Sigma
Duff Ave
Adams Hall
Harry Biddle
McClare
Davenport
Hansen
Harlan
Ferrell
Council Bluffs
Dilly
Cedar Falls
Marston
Mason’ City
Carr
Columbus Junction
Moorehead
Stevens, Chase
Harvey
R. L. Howes
J. H. Buchanan
A. B. Lampson
L. V. Lee
C. F. Gobble
Harley C. Cowan
Eagle Grove
Mr. Cowan
Tomma Theta
Hyland Avenue
Epples
Toone
Clyde Williams
Elsie Dichy
Garden Grove
Mildred Scott
Emmetsburg
Lillian
Florence
Florence Walters
Clinton
Mary de Friel
Alma Hanson
Hazel Felton
Sioux City
Laura Molesberry
Plymouth
Beulah Bersby
Amboy
Minn
Katherine Clark
Hazel Scott
Kansas City
Ruth Johnson
Fairfield
Mabel Hanson
Clarion
Claude Downer
Ray
F. Welrick
Lora Ricker
Helen Frink
Flo Packman
Lena Thompson
Vera Casper
Frederick Shattuck
Eleanor Hallock
Regina Brennan
Ames Gun Club Adopts McCray Trap For July Shoot
Ames Gun Club east of the city orders a new McCray automatic trap to replace the old non rotating model. The July 18 and 19 invitation shoot promises large participation from state and neighboring states with professionals shooting for targets and amateurs vying for prizes. The article also debates repeater guns in game laws, noting mixed opinions from local sportsmen and Chicago supporters.
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Pensylvania
Chicago
Ames Gun Club
McCray
Chas, Spencer
Pennsylvania
Dakotas
Ilinois
R. T. Jeffries
Ames
Mr. Jeffries
C. McBride
Mr. McBride
Haine Welch Marriage in Des Moines Baptist Church
Mrs. C. A. Haine of Indianola and Mr. D. C. Welch of Ames wed on Saturday afternoon May twentieth at Central Baptist Church Des Moines. Rev Walter I e of Ames Baptist officiated. Only two of the groom’s daughters witnessed. The couple will reside on West Street Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monroe
Grand View
Ore
Monroe
Sixth Street
Ames
Charles
Haine-Welch
C. A. Haine
Indianola
D.C. Welch
Passonge
Central Baptist Church
Des Moines
Walter I E
Ames Baptist Church
Welch
Jessie Welch
Kenyon Printnz Co
R. Seamonds
Norwalk
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ROYAL
Clubs and Society
W. M. Barr
S. W. Beyer
Omega Delta
Beyer
H. R. Minkler
Burton
W S. Cox
Minkler
The
Arthur — Baur
B. G. Dyer
U. S. Spring
Elinor Flint
J. W. Tinsley
S. Kooser
Sam Crissman
Press Corres
Pondent
H. Williams
Ee Galen Tilden
McMurray
Tilden
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Oscar Singer
New York City
Musical Art of
Damrosch School
Rebekas
Ames Lodge
Arlington
F. Hall
Chamberlain
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wall
the Baptist Choir
Carolyn Laird
Mathews
Greece
F. D. Danforth
Charles Monroe
Danforth
Kodak
Cam Eastman
Bosworth Drug Store
Main St
Ames, Iowa
Iowa
Pacific Northwest
Rom
Western Ocean
Prairies
Wonderful Northwest
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Aberdeen
Seattle
Tacoma
California
Orient
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Puget Sound
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
B Dixon
F. A. Miller
Via
Marshalltown
Ross W. Brown, D. P. A
Oskaloosa
Soc
Temple
Nelly Yocky
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