Alumni Hall entertainment schedule and campus notices
The text lists hostesses and committee chairs for a Priscilla Dinner series with dates from February to May, plus summer meeting dates and campus notices. It mentions music committees, leaders, and topics such as Early Christian and Renaissance sculpture, 19th and 20th century sculpture, and American sculpture before 1870, with references to individuals like Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Storm, and Prof. Michael, along with Perry's shop offerings and campus visits by Mrs. Stewart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Cunningham
A. V. Storm
Stanton
Kirkham
Beach
Stevenson
Thompson
Holden
Miss Faye Johnson to Teach Domestic Science in York Schools
College notes report Miss Faye Johnson class of 1908 will teach Domestic Science in York Nebraska public schools. Dr Elmer Kaye Smith left for Chicago to study music for grand opera and recently visited Indianola where the Advocate Tribune praised him as a rising dramatic tenor with plans to study in Paris and perform in Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Johnson
York
Nebr
Elmer Kaye Smith
Chicago
Hall
Paris
Smith
The
Chicago Tribune
Tore
Priscilla Club Officers and College News Highlights
The Priscilla Club outlines meeting hostesses and music committee pages from September to November. College notices cover faculty moves, new hires, and campus improvements at Ames including sculpture study topics and new domestic science teachers as well as housing developments and fair activity in Rockford and Mason City.
Perry's local drive and notices from Ames area
Local miscellany lists Perry's sales on 100 piece dinner sets at 8.48 plus varied notices about residents, illnesses and moves in Ames and Story street. Names include Mrs L Gamrath Mrs Frank Van Patter J L Nunemaker Miss Margaret Hooper Charley Crooks J D Ballard George Kintzley and Dr Fairchild. Also mentions Dr Willis Lincoln improving with x ray and a talk by Chas Newtir on licensing unconstitutionality at a Sunday evangelistic tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Newtir
Indianapolis
Ind
Artman
Social clubs and church groups meet monthly in Ellsworth
Local notices list recurring meetings of the G A R Cemetery Association M E Church Foreign Missionary Society Civic Improvement Society Laura chapter O E S and other groups with schedules by Fridays Mondays and Thursdays plus a note on a Congregational S S picnic moved indoors due to rain and social events at Ames and the college pavilion featuring Mrs Sheark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Corps
The
Cemetery Association
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Civic Improvement Society
Mono Club
Fair Store
Laura
Masoniec Hall
Marion Rebekah Lodge No
L O. O. F. Hall
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
Congregational
S. S
Zumwalts Park
College Pavilion
John Pratl
Priscilla Club Opens Year at Mrs Barretts
The Priscilla Club holds its first meeting of the year at Mrs Barretts on Wednesday September 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Clyde Williams Marries Jessie Rider in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Mr Clyde Williams and Miss Jessie Rider wed today in Cedar Rapids and will reside at the Brenneman house on Douglass Avenue after the wedding.
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Clyde Williams
Jessie Rider
Cedar Rapids
Brenneman
Douglass Avenue
Graves Family Reunion Report From Yankton ISs
Leone Graves of Yankton D. D. visited Monday as the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Leone Graves
Yankton
Ed Graves
Mrs Storms Return From Chelsea Summer Home
Mrs A B Storms and her daughters returned yesterday from the old family home at Chelsea Michigan where they spent the summer among friends of Dr and Mrs Storms and are again at home at the Knole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Storms
Chelsea, Mich
Mrs. Storms
Knole
Rebekahs Party Planned at Miller Home
The Rebekahs will hold their postposed gathering tomorrow evening at the T. C. Miller residence on Hoggatt Avenue. The event serves as a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Miller who soon depart to reside in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
T. C. Miller
Hoggatt Ave
Mrs. Miller
Des Moines
Sun Dial Chapter to Meet at College Monday
Sun Dial Chapter of the D A R will meet next Monday evening with Mrs. Knapp at the college. Roll call will be answered by Our Ancestors. Miss Harriett Kellogg will present a paper on the Amana Society and the election of a delegate to the state conference at Fort Dodge will occur.
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Sun Dial
Priscilla Club Announces September Meeting Schedule
The Priscilla Club calendar shows the first meeting led by Mrs Barrett next Wednesday September 5th. Elections for officers will occur and the program will cover vacation experiences with music committee chaired by Mrs Cessna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Barrett
Cessna
Wo man s Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will be held at Mrs. R. C. Barrett s home on Tuesday September Sth at 2 30 p m. Annual election of officers will take place and all unpaid dues should be paid. Full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
R. C. Barrett
Mrs Wilson Hosts Luncheon for Chicago College Friends
Mrs. C. A. Wilson of Chicago entertained several old college classmates last Saturday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Greeley south of town, with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wilson
Chicago
H. A. Greeley
Y Beta Girls Annual Meeting and Dance at Adams Hall
The Y Beta Girls held their annual meeting Saturday night in Adams hall with a dancing party. Eleven couples enjoyed the sociability of the evening. Chamblitt's orchestra provided music as the hall was decorated in golden glow and the club colors white and green. Before dancing, the club elected Miss Florence Willey president Miss Jennie Mitchell secretary Miss Laura Jones treasurer and Miss Lulu Gray social committee chair.
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Y Beta Girls
Adams’ Hall
Chamblitt
Florence Willey
Jennie Mitchell
Secy
They Talked Cultivator At Commercial Club Meeting
Commercial club members held a meeting Tuesday night to consider Mr Crissey s completed patent cultivator. A ten‑man committee was appointed to study the proposition and a follow up meeting will be held soon. Business leaders are enthusiastic and plan to pursue the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Crissey
Perry's Sale Promises 5 Sacks Gold Coin Flour
Five sacks of Gold Coin Flour advertised for six dollars and seventy five cents for Friday and Saturday at Perry's.
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Perry’s
New Milk Route Offers Morning and Evening Delivery
Alexander Gray advertises a new milk route providing dairy milk in any quantity with morning and evening deliveries. Mutual phone number 826 listed for contact. 19-11-pd.
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Mutual
Alexander Gray
Lady Wanted for Dress Goods Work at Standard Dress Goods Co
Honest industrious woman wanted to introduce dress goods waisting trimmings to neighbors and townspeople. Prefer one with a trade already worked up and able to earn £25 or more weekly. Write for full particulars. Standard Dress Goods Co. 100 7th St Bing hamton NY 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Dress Goods Co
7Th St
Binghamton
N. Y
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Tilden
Tilden Brothers & Company
Priscilla
Mrs. Curtiss
Mrs. Coover
Mrs. Kilbourne
Mrs. Kennedy
Mrs. Raymond
Perry
Newens
Hibbard
Beardshear
Pommel
Robbins
Raymond
Michael Angelo
Storms
Cleghorn
Irving Smith
Scott
Colburn
Noble
C. B. Stanton
American Sculpture
Troy
Michael
Miss McCullom
F. C. Stewart
Alene Chestek
Prof. Stewart
Geneva
Stewart
Perry's
Ceed
Beardshear Wavor
Ckk
TNO i Oi
Kkk
Kilbourne
Bennett
Schmidt
Marston
Alumni Hall
Beyer
Fostess
Mu‘sten
Fish
Cooey
Kennedy
B. C
Curtiss
Watson
Mrs. van Pelt
Adolph Shane
Ash Ave
C. B. Scotts
A. T. Erwin
Horticultural Department
Mason City
Agnes Mosher
Kee Anderson
Westmoreland
Kas
C. B. Scott
Louise Lawrence
Bramwell Hall
Omaha
Interurban Company
Farm House
West Gate
Fairfield
Urbana
Florence Lucas
C. C. Major
Cornellman
Wilbur Wilson
Ohio State University
Prof. Lippincott
Illinois
Ames
Morrill Hall
Margaret Hall
H. P. Baker
State College
G. R. Bliss
Rockford
Iowa
May Pardee
Minneapolis
Edwin Stanton Youtz
Aberdeen
Valparaiso
Chile
W. R. Eastman
Winona Agricultural Institute
Winona
Summers
L. G. Michael
Mary Lisle McCullom
Frank van Patter
J. L. Nunemaker
Margaret Hooper
Charley Crooks
George Kintzley
Story Street
Dr. Maxwell
J. D. Ballard
Little Oak
Underwood
Carroll Avenue
Cagwin Drug Store
W., A. Perry
Edgar Bartholomew
Ozarks Fraternity Home
Fairchild
Clinton
Davis
Pickett
Willis Lincoln
Nashville, Tenn
F. J. Graves
Carl Sheark
Y Reed
State Agricultural College
Edward Kramer
Rose Norris
Laura Jones
Treas
Lulu Gray
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