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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
7
Will Gleason and Leila Rutherford were wed Monday at six a.m. in Eagle Grove. Rutherford, known in Ames circles, spent much of her youth there. The couple planned to reside in Eagle Grove after a brief Ames honeymoon stay.
Millie Sellon Keigley wed J J Kegley formerly of Ames at the bride’s father M J Sellon home near Cunningham Kansas. They plan visits in Colorado then head to the west coast to settle in Los Angeles announcing residence at 228 W Second St Los Angeles Cal after Jan 1.
Geo W O'Brien arrived Saturday night from Seattle and will stay through the tenth of next month. He praises the west and Seattle and the coast country. Mrs O'Brien improves from heart trouble but likely cannot return to Iowa before September. they will go to Ames then to stay. Floyd has passed the bar and practices in Seattle.
The Bauer couple learns their young son is ill with scarlet fever and husband Arthur is quarantined outside the home. This Thanksgiving finds them unable to eat turkey at home.
Prof. Herman Knapp was in Chicago Monday and Tuesday to confer with college accountants on a system of bookkeeping and records for the Carnegie foundation. Other participants included Mr. Stebe of Columbus Ohio and Mr. Shirley W. Smith, secretary of the Ann Arbor Michigan board of trustees.
The Girls Glee Club rehearses an operetta for next semester while Florence McCarthy hosts a six o'clock birthday dinner. An Elma B. Smith Concert Co. performance is set for next Saturday in the Agricultural assembly room. Acacias dance at Smith's hall with Prof. and Mrs. Coover chaperoning. Dr. Buchanan speaks on public health and engineering. Mrs. Storms and the Crissmans host gatherings. Chi Chi girls at the Sylvester home enjoy cards and a three course luncheon. The Priscilla club holds an indoor picnic. readings and music follow. Sigma Nu alumnus R. M. Alvord marries in Malden, Mass., and Chicago Sigma Nus host a gathering for the couple on their way to Oakland.
John Payne ends ties with Tilden grocery department last Saturday night. Rev W T Smith from Los Angeles reports settling in Ames at 951 South Union Ave. Enderly Windsor Company seats reserved at Jud ish Bros for The House of a Thousand Candles tonight. Maxwell teachers meet featured Mildred Maxwell speech on German in schools. Tomorrow marks the first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs E L Roll with a family turkey dinner at Gene’s home. Howard Person relocation to Yankee Colorado as mine foreman. Cary of Zearing buys the local livery business from G W Bull.
Seventeen or more Wisconsin alumni and students gathered last Saturday at Prof J H Pammels home to honor Dr Van Hise president of the university who spoke Friday at four oclock in the Agricultural assembly room on The Conservation of Our Natural Resources. The Pi Phi girls held a term party in Champ lins hall with Ep pels orchestra from Boone providing music.
Mrs J E Cagwin hosted the Nonpareil club with talks on Frederick the Great and German musicians. Mrs Maxwell presented works and songs by Handel Schubert and Loewe, with Miss Niva Nichols singing Sei Bei Mir. Other guests included Mrs W J Semmons Mrs S Smith of Des Moines and Miss Nichols.
The December 19 service features Mendelssohn Elijah performed by the Choral Society and choir under Prof. Thompson with organ and piano. Soloists include Miss Gertrude Mercess Mrs. Thompson Robert Clarke Jesse McKeen and Ronald Allan. Youth part sung by Ronald Allan a boy soprano.
On Monday November 29 I will make only two deliveries daily at 9 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon. C. 8. Henry. 31 11 p. In the concert Tuesday evening at the Sala Filarmonica Mine Luelle Mayme Windsor of Los Angeles California displayed a lyric soprano voice.
The Florence Herald praises a soprano for a clear timbre and refined technique in Lucia di Lammermoor and the Cavanna, noting multiple recalls and abundant floral tributes from the audience.
Local miscellany invites inquiries about a top Ames room for rent at 416 Douglass Avenue. Proceeds from the Enderly-Wind sor Co. concert go to the Baptist church building fund, supporting a worthy cause with a fine program for residents.
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