Community clubs and church groups meet across Ellsworth
A schedule lists multiple local organizations meeting monthly. Groups include Ellsworth Corps G A R, Cemetery Association, Missionary and Aid societies, Rebekah Lodge, P E O chapters, Daughters of the American Revolution, and the Royal Neighbors. A Newman Society dance occurred, and notices mention a china shower for Miss Mary Tilden and a forthcoming forestry program dinner by the Book and Basket club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Corps
G. A. mM. Hall
The
Cemetery Association
Fores Missionary Society of the
M. &. Church
Memors
Laura
Masonic Hall
Memmbers
Marion Rebekah Lodge No. 108
Society of the Baptist Church
Aid Society of the Congregational Church
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Unity Club
Altar Society of the
Catholic Church
Priscilla Club
Royal Neighbors of America
Red Men's Hall
Sun Dial
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dress Reform Round Table Meeting Recapped
Mrs Read opened with Dress Reform ideas and Mrs Cox led a round table on home dressmaking. Miss Mildred Semmons read several selections acceptably. The next meeting is scheduled for November 25 with Dr Christ as hostess.
Dr. Bush Sets Up Practice in Ames
Dr. E. B. Bush, a Des Moines physician who has practiced in Dr. W. S. Conklin's offices for a year and a half, has secured rooms over Keedick clothing store and will locate permanently in Ames. He is an experienced doctor and expected to succeed in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bush
Des Moines
W. S. Conklin
Keedick
Bush
Ames Couple’s Quick Spark Leads to Des Moines Ride
Last Friday a high school senior groom and a Bell telephone office operator bride, both from Ames, saw their romance ripen after meeting months earlier. The groom traveled by interurban to Des Moines where his parents awaited him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Bell Telephone Office
Des Moines
Ames Couple Wed In Court House License Ceremony
The trio traveled to the court house where a license was secured and an hour later the bride Sadie Allen and groom Chas E. Cottrell joined in wedlock. Citizens of Ames extend congratulations and best wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sadie Allen
Chas. E. Cottrell
Ames
Art Exhibit by H. M. Duckworth Show Begins Today
A one week display features Mrs. Dyer's watercolors alongside copies of works by leading Cincinnati and Chicago artists. The collection includes pieces earning her first premium for largest and best collection at the Missouri State Fair this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Duckworth
Methodist Bazaar and Pie Supper at Church
The Methodist ladies plan a bazaar in the church assembly room on Thursday and Friday November 19 and 20. They will host the annual chicken pie supper in the church dining room on the evening of the 19th with a 35 cent all you can eat option. Proceeds go toward the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mono Club
Armory
Ladies of Civic Improvement Society
Bosworth
Civic Improvement Society
Mrs W J Franklin Visits Old Faculty Friends
Mrs W 8 Franklin wife of Prof Franklin a longtime physics professor has traveled from Kansas to Pennsylvania. She left the area about twelve years ago but still finds many old friends among the faculty and has been hosted in several homes during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Franklin
Franklin
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Franklins
Forest Reserves Topic At Nonpareil Club Meeting
The Nonpareil club met yesterday with Mrs Semmons substituting for Mrs Boyd as hostess. The program covered Forest Reserves presented by Mrs Bauer and Dr Jennie Christ.
Des Moines Authors Feature Books in Fall Trade
Mrs. Ella Hamilton Durley and Miss Emilie Blackmore Stapp both of Des Moines announce new books for the fall trade. Durley's My Soldier Lady and Stapp's The Trail of the Gohawks draw praise in literary and club circles and widen recognition beyond the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hamilton Durley
Emilie Blackmore Stapp
Des Moines
Durley
Miss Stapp
Marriage of Dr Edwin Carter and Miss Anna Addison
The wedding took place last Thursday November 5 at 3 p m at the Addison home in Nevada. Dr Edwin O Carter formerly of Nevada and now practicing in Iowa Falls will reside there with his wife. Attendees included Mrs T J Loughran and several Ames residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Brandt
W. L. Brandt
Ames
Mabel Sterns
Iowa Falls
Laurens
Brandt
Edwin O. Carter
Anna Addison
BE. H. Addison
Nevada
Carter
T. J. Loughran
Jennie M. E. Beyer
Harriet Beyer
Co. G. Lee
Clyde Williams
Metta Bearshear
Fletcher Music Method A Thorough Musical Education Promoted
The Fletcher method offers a fundamental musical education for ages five to sixteen, focusing on notation rhythm tempo technique ear training scales chords analysis and transposition. It aims to prepare children for piano without hindrance and applies to all instruments and voice. Lydia Brown, trained with Mrs. Fletcher Copp, opens classes at 1009 Kellogg Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Lydia Brown
Fletcher Copp
Boston
Kellogg Ave
Gilbert Social Gossip and Local Appointments
Fine weather for corn husking. Mr. F. M. Bell and family return to Gilbert. Chas. Wilon buys the Sissen property on South street. Mrs. Sanford Shearer home after Maxwell visit. Artistic Trio cancel appearance due to illness and promise a future date. Thrasher resigns as Gilbert Grain Co. manager and undecided on location. County Fair at I. O. O. F. hall November 14 for Endeavor society. Drug store being repainted by Jim Reynolds. George Coffin sells store interest to Wagoner of Ankeny. Elmer Coffin leads. Schmidt to auction soon. watch for bills. A. Morgan sick last week. Mrs. Dr. Collins divorces and linked to Duke rumor. local friends regret. Wedding bells expected soon. George Mendenhall from Des Moines seen in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Thrasher
Gilbert Grain Co
I. O. O. F. Hall
Endeavor Society
Jim Reynolds
George Coffin
George F. Coffin
Wagoner
Ankeny
Elmer Coffin
Dr. Collins
Collins
Des Moines
George Mendenhall
Civic Improvement Society Meets at Mono Club Rooms
The Civic Improvement society held a Thursday afternoon meeting in Mono club rooms with strong attendance. Dr. Jennie Christ, the new president, chaired and introduced a discussion topic on club activities and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Society
Mono Club
Jennie Christ
Company Hosts Correct Banquet Honor For Scott and McCune
The Times wrongly said I J Scott gave the Ames hotel banquet. The event was organized by the company in honor of both Scott and McCune. The correction credits the company for a delightful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
I. J. Scott
Ames Hotel
H. A. McCune
Scott and McCune
Brotherhood Supper at Methodist Church Dining Hall
The Brotherhood of St. Paul serves a supper in the church dining hall Thursday November 12 from 5 30 to 8 p m. Ladies are invited and welcome. Meals priced at 35 cents for a hearty supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Methodist Church
Special Agent Knapp Visits Ames With Family
Special Agent of the U S government in agricultural demonstrating work Mr S A Knapp visited Ames on campus with his wife and son Professor Herman Knapp and their family. Knapp oversaw about two hundred agents whose territory spans Washington D C to western Texas. He taught farmers on small plots using southern and northern methods adapted to local conditions. Knapp previously served at the college as professor of agriculture from 1850 to 1883 and again as president 1884 and 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Knapp
U. S
Ames
Herman Knapp
Knapp
Washington, D. C
Texas
Injunction Over Clubhouse Name Causes Campus Tangle
A court injunction secured by the Colonnades club incorporated at the college bars the old Colonnades crowd from using the name. The split factions on campus split between two houses. the west side faction, now Colonnades club, argues the name applies to the house, while the old group denies use of the label. The dispute creates a comic yet legal snarl on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incorporated Colonnades Club
Colonnades Club
Special pillow top sale at College View items
W A Perry announces a two day sale Friday and Saturday offering pillow tops at 15 cents for a large lot slightly damaged and College View pillow tops at 39 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College View
W. A. Perry
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Pendable
Newman Society
Smith's Hall
Mary Tilden
W. J. Kennedy
P. E. O. Society
Manning
Sylvester
Marshalltown
Edith Charlton
Watts
Audubon
Iowa Congress of Mothers
Cormittee of Household Economics
Book and Basket Club
Fred Munn
DR. Bush
Cottrell-Allen
Perry’s
Florida
South Side
Main St
Spence
Ames, Iowa
College
Womens Clubs
Commercial Club
Country Club
Council
M. K. Smith
G. Tilden
Hamilton
Park
Kardin
Hultz
Edwards
Sanitary
Semmons
Boyd
Weiland
Budd
Luke
Jacobs
Conaway
Gibson
Jones
Cagwin
Pammel
Burdick
Sowers
Lee
Morse
Munners. Beyer
Lydia Tilden
Ames Conservatory of Music
Iowa State College
Bouree
Cello State
Bach
Ame
Kittie Baughman
Squiers Max George
Mascheroni
Marie Schmidt
Binet
Valse Ondulante
Florence Brown
Philadelphia
Haynes
Ralph E. Miller
Witches’ Dance
Macdowall
Ruth Barrett
St. Paul
Mendelssohn
Mayme Wood
Koelling
Jessamine Byers
Amy Hoopes
Wineik
Handel
Judas Maccabeus
Robert Mason Clarke
Mary Helen Letts
Lascia Oh’io Pianga
Handel Ethel Pike
Ravina
Godard Fern Chadsey
Willeby
the Pretty Creature
Thompson Gertrude Mereness
Wood
R. M. Clarke
Alexander S. Thompson
Philathea Society
H. D. Williams
Christian Church
Miss McDonald
Stanley
Mabel Duntz
Mackey
Blanche Easterly
Uganda
Jessie Mickerson
Sybil Leatner
Mary H. Dunning
Miss Lentner
Frances Hodgson
Margaret Leland
Fletcher
Gilbert
F. M. Bell
Fam'y
Chas. Wilon
Sissen
South Street
Sanford Shearer
Maxwell
A. Morgan
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