Club and social events mingle at campus gatherings
Miss Mary Bryant hosts the Chi Chi club Tuesday evening. Miss Edith Burns entertains the T. Y. L. club. Aree Watson plans a small friends gathering at the Jack Watson home Saturday. Mildred Semmons and Harry Semmons host a card party tomorrow night at the W. J. Semmons home. The Colonial fraternity held open house for college faculty. The Y M C A will keep open house Saturday evening at the association building with swimming roughhousing and eating as chief amusements. Priscilla club picnic set for November 22 at 6 p.m. in the east pavilion. Alpha chapter Sigma Sigma informal tomorrow evening in Adams hall with chaperones and music for eighteen dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Semmons
Harry Semmons
W. J. Semmons
Association
Sigma Sigma
Interfraternity
Adams Hall
Harry Bidle
Loan Exhibit and Club Meeting Notes From Des Moines
A loan exhibit from the Des Moines shop by Mrs Weaver will be shown November 26 at 3 PM in the library assembly room. Miss Purmort of the domestic science department will speak on arts and crafts. The J O C held its third annual meeting at Miss Margaret Kyle's Grant township home with thirteen members present. A 12:30 dinner was served, afternoon needlework followed by planning next year’s meetings. The next gathering is set for Mrs Henry Banks' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Weaver
Miss Purmort
Domestic Science
Margaret Kyle
Grant Township
Henry Banks
A. B. Maxwell
Flint
Bauer
Dyer
Art Institute of Chicago
Ed Little
R. L. Webster
C. H. Morris
G. A. Boody
2D Little
P. E. O. Society
Barrett
Curtiss
Hamilton
Luncheon Honors Miss Harriett Lake in Marshalltown
Mrs. Marston attended a luncheon in Marshalltown Tuesday honoring Miss Harriett Lake of Independence, the present state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Epworth League Holds Business Meeting at M E Church
The Epworth League held a business meeting in the M E church parlors Monday evening. After the business session light refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening spent in tying comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E
Womans Home Missionary Society Meets at Fifth Street
The Women s Home Missionary Society of the M E church meets with Mrs Walker on Fifth street Tuesday afternoon. Program leader Mrs Rush and social committee Mesdames Burton Kennedy and Burns. Joshua chapter of the Royal Arch Masons elected officers Friday: C E Hunt Excellent High Priest L M Gibson King S R Foster Scribe L M Bosworth Treasurer J H Gilchrist Secretary. Dr and Mrs A B Maxwell entertained a small company of friends at cards last evening for Mrs Maxwell s sister Mrs C H Morris and Mrs Boody of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Walker
Fifth Street
Rush
Joshua Chapter
The
Royal Arch Masons
C. E. Hunt
L. M. Gibson
S. R. Foster
L. M. Bosworth
J. H. Gilchrist
A. B. Maxwell
D. J. Bullock
Harmony Card Club Forms Soon After Meeting
About twenty young social ladies formed a card club named Harmony. The first meeting occurred last week with Mrs Bemis and the hostess yesterday was Mrs Barker at the college. The club aims to achieve harmony even if they must fight for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Recital from Chanticleer by S H Clark at Agricultural Hall
S H Clark of Chicago University public speaking dept will give two Chanticleer recitals in the Agricultural Hall assembly room on Saturday December 3 at 3 PM. Tickets 25 cents at Judish drug store or at English library in Central hall afternoon of event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Clark
Chicago University
Chanticleer
Agricultural Hall
English Library
Central Hall
Social Calendar and Community Gatherings Feature Local Events
Miss Genevieve Osborn hosts Russell Osborn birthday luncheon and games. Gaul's Holy City concert set for Sunday with a 30-voice choir led by Prof. Thompson and solos by Clark Benton Burnett and Tune. Tri Psi initiates include McBeth Harris Bennett Jones Voss Tuttle Walls. P. E. O. guest day featured Indian songs and baskets. Mrs. Lynch hosts sewing afternoon with Hamilton and Conaway providing music and readings. guests include McNaughton Rumbaugh Hunter Welty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaul
Holy City
Prof. Thompson
Robert Clark
E. M. Benton
Tri Psi
Verna McBeth
Rosalia Harris
Molly Bennett
Margaret Jones Lilla Voss
Louise Tuttle
Mildred Walls
Adams ' Hall
Crambletts Orchestra
Harry Biddle
L. J. Lynch
Charles Hamilton
Conaway
Ruby Lynch
Fredricka Shattuck
Shattuck
Laura Conaway
McNaughton
Rumbaugh
Villisca
Hunter
Welty
Nevada
Electric Bitters Cures Iowa Man After Doctors Forsake Him
Robert Manson of West Burlington, Iowa, recovered after eight months of liver trouble and jaundice when five bottles of Electric Bitters cured him following seven weeks in hospital with four physicians giving up. The medicine is claimed to guarantee relief for stomach liver or kidney troubles and is offered for 50 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Manson
West Burlingen
Iowa
Health Coffee Imitation Promises Quick Flavor
Advertisement by J. J. Grove touts Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee made from grains malt and nuts with no real coffee. It claims fast flavor without hours of boiling and offers samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
J. J. Grove
Thanksgiving Week Story Hours And Library News
Next week there is no Story Hour due to Thanksgiving. On December 3 Mrs. Coover will tell stories at 2 pm. On Saturday November 26 at 8 pm in the library assembly room Miss Purmort will discuss the art and craft movement and home making. Miss Weaver of the Odd Shop in Des Moines loaned craft designs in metal and fabric. 10th grade pupils study reference books and local men are asked to note Retailing by James H. Collins in the Saturday Evening Post. The Country Life in America Inside the House issue offers decorating ideas. The librarian, Kittie B. Freed, notes January magazines will begin circulating December 20. An ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Purmort
Weaver
Des Moines
Saturday Evening Post
James H. Collins
Scenic Theatre New Management Promises High Class Show
Scenic Theatre announces new management offering a clean high class show for ladies and gentlemen with refined entertainment and courteous service in a stylish venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Bryant
T. Y. L. Club
Edith Burns
Aree Watson
Little Friends
Jack Watson
Priscilla Club
East Pavilion
Ames
Pantorium
E. M. Kooker
Story County Bank
Anne Conservatory
Owa State College
Agricultural Assembly Hall
Ziano
Sonatine
Mattie Farnum
Sarah
Kuhlan
Jano
Vivian Linse
Tosti
Baumfelder
Hawley
Jiano
Melodie
Lulu Lovitt oice—Winter Lullaby
Vesta Greer
Rubinstein
Ethel Ramey
de Koven
jano—Humoresque
Nellie Noble
Grieg
Joice
Jesu Miserere
Helen Hauser Ee Aee Eee
Nevin
Faith Fenton
Kreutzlin
Shelley
Mary Vaughn
iano—Hunter
Mendelssohn
Olive Farnsworth
Blythe Poage
Chaminade
Thomas
Blanche Wasser
Sylvia
Schubert Hark
Haiden Roeslein
Lora Ricker
Ralph Middleton
Ruth Barrett
Black
J. A. Bateman
Hall
T. T. Cody
Mr. Cody
Mrs. Cody
Kankakee
Genevieve Osborn
Russell
Miss Merenese
Sydenhall
Quartette
Lamoal-Galbraith
God At
Solo
Mr. Clark
Si Hides Rowe-Shelley
Library Notes
America
Kittie B. Freed
Hollister
Joe
B. Cagwia
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