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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

3

Social and club notices from Newollah and campus groups

The Newollah Club meets next week with Mrs. Muir at 614 Seventh Street. The School of Music at the college presents a pupils recital next Tuesday in Agricultural Hall at eight. Mrs. Nana Pickett’s pupils recital is next Monday at eight in the library assembly room. The Ladies Aid Society of Christan Church holds an all day session Friday with a day change noted. Country Club plans supper at the club house with a business meeting and music in the evening. President and Mrs. Stanton host a reception for the Senior class and department heads Friday at eight in the Economics building. The T. L. club met Tuesday with Miss Beulah Chamberlain. officers elected: president Miss Chamberlain, vice president Miss Corbin, secretary-treasurer Miss Northway. Mrs. Heéith Cairns Evers of Goldfield, a former member, attended the Country Club Dance at the new club house with Clemmers orchestra. The Priscilla picnic for members and friends is set for next Wednesday on campus by the Campanile if pleasant, or the new pavilion if not. P. E. O. chapter met with Mrs. Marston. sketches of Olga Nethersole, Ethel Barrymore, Viola Allen, Maude Adams, and Miss Kittie Breed discussed. The city library will entertain Friday at three thirty in the library assembly room. Miss Alice Heathecote McElrath will read from The Piper. Lindsay school class celebrated a tenth birthday with games and a two-course luncheon. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church holds its remuar meeting with Mrs. F. M. Proctor on Ash Avenue Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Knapp.

Beulah Chamberlain Miss Chamberlain Lizzie Corbin Elva Northway Heéith Cairns Evers Goldfield Priscilla Club Alumni Hall Stanton Marston Stevenson Cleghorn Mary Safford Des Moines Department of History and Literature

Social and club notices from Ames and region

Miss Mary Safford of Des Moines addressed Ames women on woman suffrage in the library. Rho Sigma Gamma held a formal at Smith's hall with out of town guests. Carl C. Collette and Annette Hess wed privately at Mrs Sears home. Omega Delta sorority hosted a luncheon at the Tilden home. Priscilla club reaffirms officers and adds art division. Pi Beta Phi held a Japanese cherry blossom party at Champlings hall with campus and out of town guests. South Dakota letter from Jas Hutchison reports planting progress and plans for Lake Andes home.

Mary Safford Des Moines Club Women Ames Library Safford Rho Sigma Gamma Fraternity Smith’s Hall Beach King Esser Cedar Rapids Shaw Ring Shower Marshalltown Wilder Boone Season of Grinnel Brusha Carl C. Collette Great Falls Montana Annette Hess Macon Galen Tilden Clyde Williams Omega Delta Sorority Tilden 8. W. Beyer Pangburn Algona Vivian Pangburn Iowa Chariton Messra Hoeger Dundee Miineis Tommy Smith Los Angeles California Owen Berry George Pusch Tucson Arizona

Memorial Day Preparations Urge Citizen Action

Citizens are urged to start Memorial Day arrangements promptly as the G. A. R. waits on public input. The public is asked to look into the matter without delay.

Ames Hosts Missouri in Open Baseball Series

The Missouri University baseball team arrived in Ames and faces the Ames college team this afternoon on State Field. The teams conclude the four game series tomorrow afternoon with Ames aiming to complete a split and claim the Missouri Valley championship for 1912.

Missouri University Ames State Field Missouri Columbia

Electric Bitters Fight Malaria Says North Carolina Resident

The ad declares mosquitos spread malaria in floods and typhoid, but Electric Bitters kill malaria germs, restore appetite and strength. Wm. Fretwell of Lucama, NC, claims three bottles cured his malaria and left him healthy. Sold for 50 cents at L. M. Bosworth and T. J. Loughran.

Wm. Fretwell Lucama N. C L. M. Bosworth T. J. Loughran

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Newollah Club Sireet Low Agricultural Hall Nana Pickett Christian Aid Society Ladies Aid Society of the Christan Church WB. W. Stanton Flame Keconomics Pres Ent Clemmers Priscilla Olga Nethersole Ethel Barrymore Viola Allen Maude Adams Miss McElrath Kittie B. Breed Lbraryqau Lbrary Assembly Room Alice Heathecote McElrath Gertrude Reis Boone Street Lindsay W. F. M. Society Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church F. M. Proctor Ash Avenue Knapp Gamrath & Sawyer Meat Market Union Delivery Eesea Pure Food B. A. Knudson Prop Will Mesdames Cessna, Schmidt, King and Jim R.A. E.C Clark Avenue Hall Graham Carol Fisher Adrian Michigan Guy Dodds Grange Meeting W. H. Stevenson R. &. Buchanan Cooperative Agricultural Credit B. H. Hibbard Rho Sigma Gamma Emerson Perry Mr. Igo Indianola Eppels Collette Hess Omega Deltas Musicale Rose Reichard Marshall Ingeborg Svendsen Miss Roberts Placeway Buchanan Moore Clark Mellie Smith Miss Michael Vaulx Mosher Shattuck Stephens Fairfield Priecilla Annual Pi Phi Formal South Dakota Jas. Hutchison Washington Township Colone Hardin Lake Andes The Demons of
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