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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1911

Page

8

Student society receptions greet new Iowa State entrants

Protesting churches in Ames hosted Saturday evening events for new ISU students. The Methodist church drew about 160 attendees with Epworth League leadership and red white decor. Congregational and Christian churches hosted 75 plus with varied programs including readings, solos, and banquets. Baptist hosts welcomed about 75 with name tags for easy introductions. Catholic Students Association planned a picnic next Sunday with five attendees at Alumni Hall.

Ames Iowa State College Methodist Church Epworth League Carl Kennedy Congregational Church Raymond Reis Christian Endeavor Society Cummins Stone Elizabeth Canaday Mabel Law Christian Church John T. Houser Gifford McMillan A. E. Wallace South Dakota Laverne Buckton Baptist Young People’s Union James Arentson Catholic Students’ Association Alumni Hall

Ames Clubs Feature Programs and Socials Across Town

The Priscillas met in Alumni hall arranging six study divisions with officers and monthly meetings. Congregational At Home drew seventy five ladies for an afternoon of sociability with readings and solos. Clubs from Philathea to Nonpareil held picnics, readings, and music. The Sons of the American Revolution extend bronze medal offers to Town State College among others. Community clubs plan events and visits, with meetings scheduled at various homes and churches through September.

Alumni Hall E. W. Stanton Clara Dutton-Thompson Plagge A. B. Noble Herman Knapp C.H. Stanage Anton Marston C. D. Thompson Sallie Stalker-Smith G. Holden A. V. Storm C . Curtiss Congregational Church Cleghorn Sonny Ruth McHenery Stuart Phil Sons of Revolution Sons of the American Revolution Iowa Maj. E.R. Hadley United States Town State College

Ames Social Affairs Recap Highlights Local Gatherings

Miss Jennie Williams hosted about twenty friends on Grand Avenue with sunflowers and solo performances by Ni Nichols. Mrs. Hicks entertained twenty-eight ladies at Douglas Avenue with 500 and a yellow white luncheon. out-of-town guests included Wilson of Audubon and Gamber of Des Moines. The T. Y. L. club held a slumber party at Esther Livingston's home after a lawn picnic. The senior mining engineers and faculty members attended a gathering hosted by Prof. and Mrs. Beyer on the campus. A birthday club met at J. N. McCarthy's on Sixth Street to sew for Iowa State home orphans. Methodist conference results across Story County noted changes in Nevada Maxwell Collins and Ames delegates. Indemnity for lost registered parcels detailed under federal act.

Williaman Cement Jennie Williams Grand Avenue Ni Nichols Helen Cogwin F. Bernick Bernick Chicago Des Moines Williams R. L. Webster T. Y. L. Club Esther Livingston Seventh Street Lizie Corbin Beulah Chamberlain Jessie Parker Clara McConnell California Dr. Gates Bertha Smith E. S. Hicks B.S. Hicks Douglas Avenue E. B. Bush W. W. Sylvester Lois Pommel Elizabeth Cassidy Adna Shutz Miss Wilson Audubon Gamber Joy S. W. Beyer Gabrie Stanton Dean Marston Watson Miss Laird Beyer Gabriel Wil J. N. McCarthy Sixth Street Iowa State W. Matheny Malvern Maxwell H. G. Hicks Yale E. S. McCartney Collins Fenner King Detroit Mich W. R. Manning Cole Mr. Shaw Corning Jay Kirkendall Ames Nevada John R. Larson Minneapolis Larson Brenton Dallas County E. A. Fawcett A. J. Fawcett Marion Capps Messrs Crissman Minkler Sam Hart Clinton Lynch's Fountain

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Ames Clubs Priscilla Mpareil Club Srican Ames Golf and Country Club Slater News Neewollah Lizzie Cole Country Cosmopolitan Club Guy Dodd Book and Basket Club Geo Judisch Unity R. T. Jeffrey Clark Avenue The Baptists’ Ladies’ Aid Society Baptist Church Methodist Philathea Edna Arthur Mareia Hadley Mary Poage Bess Griffith Lottie Bateman Bertha Ballard Marshalltown Selfe J. F. Baker Dodds Young Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Lorena Dearinger Center Streets Semmons’ Dry Goods Store Ames Social Affairs Shenandoah Story County R. E. Shaw Governor Carroll Act of Congress Postal Service Registery Service Lath Kodak Eastman Bosworth Drug Store Main St Ames, Iowa International Banana Food Co Chicago, Ill A. L. Champlin and J. B. Kooser & Co
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