Social clubs and meetings fill the week across town
The K K s host Miss Minnie Rice for the annual business meeting at Dr Barr s home on Ash avenue. Various groups meet including W F M S at Dr Jennie Christ s home for a talk on Missions Abroad. Library events feature Curios of Africa, book discussions, and a story hour for children with authors and local clubs active in October activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Rice
Dr. Barr
Ash Avenue
Toy Laken
Judisch
Africa
Shannon couple to visit relatives then settle in Salt Lake City
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Shannon left Monday for Grant City to visit Shannon relatives for six or eight weeks until the railroad where Shannon works opens. Afterward they will make their home in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Lillie Mills and her daughter, formerly of Rhodes, have come to Ames to spend winter with Mrs. Hannah Schooler on South Duff avenue. Mills has been on a claim in Dakota the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Shannon
Grant City
Mr. Shannon
Lillie Mills
Rhodes
Ames
Petroleum Coke at Lockwood Grain Company
Petroleum coke advertised as finest fuel for grates with no smoke soot or ash at Lockwood Grain Company. Also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with claims of relief and cure sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood Grain Company
Ames Club Officers Elected By W C T U
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union officers for the coming year were elected. President Mrs Eva H Fintel and Vice President Mrs Ella McDonald lead a list of secretaries treasurers and department superintendents. A Missionary Society annual offering raised about 30 dollars for the general fund with reports and recitals at the church parlors. The Chi Chi’s met Edith Otto hostess. A Chau Tauque Park picnic hosted by the K K Club featured Miss Hadley Bray Crawford Mable Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva H. Fintel
Ella McDonald
Annie Osburn
Sara Group
Hill
McBurney
Clark
Rubel
McDonald
Cave
Musgrove
Drew
Tuttle
Brandt
Peters
Dan Duzer
Benedict
Wyele
Minert
Vincent
Kennedy
Wambeam
Hoover
Bergeson
Hyzer
Hicks
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
General Fund
Macklin
China
Sutherland
Mundhenk
James Maxwell
Tilden
Judisch
New Chautauque Park
K. K's
Hadley
Bray and
Crawford
Mable Clark
Socialdom Selections and Society Light in Ames
Society notes from Ames recount Mrs Semmons and Miss Mildred Semmons hosting sixty ladies for a two to five afternoon of sewing and conversation with guests from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Office force young ladies entertained stenographers with a luncheon and handkerchief shower for Miss Grace Tinsley. A surprise party honored Mrs Rosengren on High Street with linen gifts as she leaves Ames. Mrs W Sanateok hosted twenty four ladies with roses and a two‑course luncheon. The Fairwane events included a chicken supper and linen gifts for a bride. The Village Cut Ups social group plans biweekly dancing. The First Methodist Episcopal church reception for Dr George Crissman and new members drew about two hundred with speeches and frappe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bauer
Eighth Street
Spring
Horton
W. H. Stultz
Miss Sutherland
Anna Atm
Charles Rosengren
High Street
W.a Sanateok
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George Crissman
O. H. Cessna
Porter
Crissman
Jennie Beyer
Jennie Christ
Frappe
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Side
Main St
Ames, Iowa
the Intelligencer
F. R. and
M. C. Conaway
Story County
Iowa
Seaillars
The
Christian Church
Scottish Society
Cosmopolitan County Club
H. A. Greeley
M. K. Smith
Galen Tilden
Episcopal Guild
Pi Phi
Marie Roberts
Lou Placeway
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Rierson
Carthage
Missouri
Clara McConnell
Duff Avenue
Unity Club
Chas. Dudgeon
Northwestern Avenue
Cosmopolitan Club
Mesdames Holden
Beach
Hardin and
Conaway
W. R.C
Ada Cameron
Boone Street
Prp
BE. O
P. E. O. Society
Herman Knapp
Grand Canyons
Colorado
E. W Stanton
Win Tilden
Cassie Lincoln
Maisy Schreiner
Society
Petroleum Coke
Chicago
Chi Chi
Edith Otto
Greer
Lynn Avenue
Ioneo
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