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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
4
Pattern Cloths with borders on all sides in rich designs such as Pansy Poppy Lily Oak Leaf and Plain Satin Stripes 2x2 yd pieces priced from 2.25 to 5.00 and matching napkins per dozen from 3.00 to 5.00. 64 inch bleached Damask and 72 inch Satin Damask offered in various patterns and weights.
A display features Lunch Cloths and hemstitched squares such as doilies tray cloths and table runners in eyelet Madeira Cluny and Battenburg lace in round and square shapes. Also fine linen pieces embroidered with Belding Wash Silk suited for Thanksgiving or Christmas gifts.
The 500 club will be entertained by Mrs Budd on Monday afternoon. The event aims to provide social activity and fellowship among members.
Miss Anna Sneck will tell Riley stories to the little folks at ten o'clock Saturday at the library.
The Crescent card and dancing club will meet for the first time this evening in Jamesons hall marking the start of a new local social group and activity night.
The Ladies Altar Society of the Catholic church will meet this afternoon with Mrs. C. C. Tallman at her Ninth Street residence.
The Civic Improvement Society will meet Monday at three o'clock in the rest room. All ladies interested in the work will be cordially welcome.
About 45 couples enjoyed a Friday evening dance at Champlins hall with music provided by Mr. Clemmer. The venue featured artistic autumn leaf decorations.
Out of town guests at the Gamma Theta house this week were Mr. Wakeman ex 10 from Ft. Dodge, Mr. M O Jones 10 from Sherburn Minnesota, and J E Meyer 10 from Mason City.
Weekend guests at the Omega Delta house included Miss Cora Dilley of Cedar Falls Miss Harriet Reitvelt of Pella Miss Marjory Harles Perry and Miss Letta Russell of Humboldt.
Mr and Mrs D J Bullock will entertain with card games tomorrow evening at their Kellogg Avenue home. Mrs Bullock will host a ladies gathering for cards Saturday afternoon at the same residence.
Mrs. Russell hosted a party with her father W S Moore of Lake City and brothers B B and R 7 Moore of Sioux City along with sister KE B Eastman of Huron and sister in law F F Moore of Spokane. The S A E sorority entertained guests including R D Whittacre Albany N Y Conrad Frodden Charles City Hal Tellier Chicago Mr Head Simpson chapter Jefferson George Marsh Waterloo and about 12 or 14 Iowa City chapter members.
The cast for the operetta Egyptian Princess includes Florence Walls as Queen of Egypt, Orra Jones as Princess Aida, Niva Nichols as Alva, Mary Vaughn as Queen Grania, Katherine Lessons as Herub, Helen Hauser as Nyssa, Blythe Poage and Sarah Olson as companions, with other roles filled by Nyssa and Phila and Talenten sisters.
The annual chicken pie feast of the Methodist church will be held on the evening of the 18th, inviting members and neighbors to attend.
The college division of the Ladies Aid Society met Friday with Mrs. Bick ham. Hawkeye club hosted out of town guests including Hazel Hamilton and others from Illinois and Iowa. Kappa Sigmas, Beta Theta Phis, and A. T. O. fraternity hosted numerous guests with interurban travel and a football shaped program at a Boone dance hall.
The Eastern Star chapter held a special Thursday evening session to initiate candidates Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pasley and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kooser as members after the mystic rites were disclosed.
The Congregational church holds an at home program this afternoon at the church parlors with refreshments by the committee. The Book and Basket Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Mary Harriman. Mrs. A. L. Potter led the afternoon and refreshments followed the usual business and social hour.
Mrs. J. J. Grove entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church Thursday afternoon at her Kellogg avenue home. A social hour followed with delightful refreshments served by Mrs. Grove.
The Philcatheans held a gathering at a home on Kellogg avenue Monday evening. The program was enjoyable and the evening concluded with light refreshments served by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell of Milford township celebrated their silver wedding on November 1 entertaining about fifty guests. A two course supper was served and they received numerous gifts. They have spent most of their married life in the local neighborhood.
The College Press Association held its second annual fall banquet at the Chamberlain hotel in Des Moines on Friday evening. Toasts included Handling of Locals by J. G. Danforth Scarlet and Black editor, The College and Merchant by George Dunlop I. S. C. Student business manager, Editorial Page Significant by E. C. McBride Delphic editor, Foot Ball Situation in Iowa by R. J. Bradley Cornellean business manager, and Intercollegiate relationship by J. B. Marshall Simpsonian editor.
The Men’s Glee Club presented its annual concert Friday evening in Ag Assembly Hall. Miss Shattuck read with several fine selections, and the sextette from Lucia by Mrs. Thomp son, Miss Mereness, Messrs Clark, Benton, Thompson and Wentworth was outstanding. The event drew good attendance and was considered a success.
The Cosmopolitan club gathered Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. G Cramblitt. W P George gave a talk, followed by instrumental and vocal solos, readings by several members, and light refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Valentine.
The Colonnades hosted many out of town guests this weekend with an informal Saturday evening dance at the chapter house on Hyland Avenue. Guests included Miss Greenleaf and Miss Barnett from Centerville, several Lampson sisters from Fairfield, and numerous others from Fairfield Eagle Grove Iowa City Clinton ManchestEr Keokuk Mason City Waterloo Libson and Wyomin g plus alumni from I S C Nebraska and Iowa.
The Colonials held their term dance Saturday evening at Ash avenue with Prof. and Mrs. Cleghorn and Prof. and Mrs. Bliss as chaperones. Out of town guests included Amy Hoopes Davenport Netty Garner Davenport Elizabeth Packer Rockwell City Sarah Nelson Stella Drennen Corning Effie Drennen Corning Eloise Schworm Nevada Flora Evers Iowa Falls Emma Gamble Cedar Falls Inez Hallowell Des Moines Abigail Shumway State Center Carrie Drennen Evanston Illinois Lyle Bowman Waterloo F W Hinkhouse West Liberty Fred Pammell Iowa City O C Fuchs Early Lorris Ferrin Cherokee Laura Preston Corning Hazel Ferrin Cherokee. The usual delightful time was enjoyed.
The Christian church C W B M Auxiliary holds a handkerchief sale and Dutch supper on Thursday November 17. Menu includes sandwiches 3c balogna 1c potato salad 2c chips 1c pickles 1c pretzels 1c coffee 3c doughnut 1c cake 3c ice cream 5c apple 3c. Everyone invited to shop for Christmas handkerchiefs.
The Love Waltz presented by Jesse L. Lasky’s show girls dominates next week’s Des Moines Orpheum program with elaborate scenery, costumes, and a graceful Zalia driven waltz by Miss Monti Brooks and Burt Harris. It is described as a new era in vaudeville with strong comedy and musical numbers leading to a lavish act praised for originality and appeal.
S Parsons of Battle Creek Michigan reports a severe kidney and bladder ailment improved by Foley Kidney Pills. He says headaches and shooting pains with urinary irregularities disappeared with steady use and gives high recommendation. Sold by all druggists.
With 75000 in prizes and entries closed, the International Live Stock Exposition at Union Stock Yards Chicago runs November 96 to December 38 inclusive and reports record exhibits across every breed of cattle and department.
Promote beauty with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It claims to banish pimples eruptions sores and boils while softening skin. Also touted for sore eyes cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds cuts bruises and piles with a 25 cent price at druggists.
An old medical ad promises cure for backache kidney issues urinary irregularities and rheumatism by eliminating uric acid and preventing Bright's Disease. It claims to rebuild worn tissues and restore health and strength and urges refusing substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
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