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wIIed at .Mr. ana ;virs. j viyuc Mrs. R. W. Hood and Wiley Stewart Light refreshments of frappe andwafers were served in the course of the evening. About 125 teachers andother guests attended the affair and all declared that the members of the club were most gracious and charming hostesses.* * ♦Presbyterianc Will Have Picnic.All churches have an annual picnic. In almost every instance the woods serve as a picnic ground. This year, however, the Presbvterians have decided on an indoor picn c.A committee of twelve has worked diligently in laying the plans for this occasion. Acceptances of invitations indicate that the largest at-stendance in the history of the churchwill attend this affair. The supper will be served in the church dining room which will accommodate almcst400 people.The guests of honor will be Hr.and Mrs. McMichael and Professorand Mrs. Hume. Members of the church will bring their own baskets and table service. Coffee and one or two side-dishes will be provided by the Deaconesses.After the suoper games and entertainment will be provided by the committee in charge consisting of Julia McCracken and, Frances Pillsbury. New families in town and new students at the college 'are cordially invited.* ❖ *Mrs. Ruth Holmberg was a charming hcttcss to a company of friends last evening at her home on North A street, when she entertained with, a miscellaneous shower, tor Mrs. Dean Brownlee, who was recently married. The guest of honor received many useful gifts. Miss Mabel Wix, who Is to be married to Roy McConnell tbh fall was also presented with a beautiful gift from the girls last evening. Dancing and music furnished amusement until a late hour and delicious . refreshments were served by the hostess. • Those present were Mrs. Arthur Boswell, Mildred Boswell, Nettie Allen, Ruth Hempftling, Sadie and Emma Eckhardt. Elizabeth Carlson, Mabel Brock, Myrtle, Grace* Bertha and Gertrude /'hard, Sarah Miller, Florence Flahagan, Leaiyer Jackson. £ladys Crandall, Dorothy Nevius, Mrs. Bessie Johnson, Rose and Margaret Stokes, Martha and Margaret. Brownlee, Mrs. V. B. Brownlee, Nettie West, Sadie Ding, Mrs. David Wix, Mabel Wix and Mrs Dean Brownlee.♦ ♦♦The Philathea class of the Methodist church will hold its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Ed Holmes on Tuesday afternoonr Sept. 20. A pot luck picnic supper wllj be served at five o'clock and each member is asked to bring sandwiches, one article bf food and their own table service. The members are asked to make a special effort to be present by four o’clock for a short business meeting before the supper. Those not having a way to go to the meeting are asked to call any member of the social committee which iscomposed of Mrs. J. C. Clifford, Mrs* Earl Chapin and Mrs. MarjorieShontz. “ *The M. L. B. class o fthe First Baptist church Vas delightfully entertained last evening at the home of Mrs. Ted Hoy on South Tenth street. The lesson study. “The Church and Community” was taken up and was led by Mrs. William Stivers and Mrs. Nora Lippett. Later a social hour was enjoyed and a guessing contestwas held. Mrs Ear! Ray and Mrs Ralph Clayton received prizes in the contest. The hostess served a dainty luncheon arid the guests departed reporting a pleasant evening. Twenty members were in attendance. #♦ ♦ ♦A number of the younger set of the city enjoyed a delightful gathering :it the home of William Giltner on East Broadway last evening. The chief amusements of the evening were vie-trola music and dancing which were enjoyed until a late hour. A dainty luncheon was served in the course of the evening. The guewts were Loreno Tinker, Fern Bricker, Dorothy ^Moore, Dorothy Thurman. Esther Bay, Mary Colwell, Jewel McCrery, Erma Riggs, Henry Buck, Orth Pains, Milo Grey, Don Vance. Robert White, Hardin McCoy and Harold McGinnis.: ♦ ♦ ♦ * About 225 members of the Tri-State lodge enjoyed the regular meeting a?id special held last evening in the Rod Men hall. The routine business of the lodge was disposed of after which u delicious cafeteria supper was served to those present. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour and music was furnished by Austin Talley, Marie Ral-astem and Charles Bader. A receptionwas held for new members in cun neethe State University of Colorado to finish her senior year. She will graduate with the class of ‘22. Miss Buck is taking an English course.Miss Mildred Rose of Gerlaw was a shopper here today.W. T. McBride of Little York was in the city on business yesterday.Mr. and Mrs. Franz Olson of Galesburg visited in this city Friday.Ed McLaughlin of Little York was a Friday business caller in the city.Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Porter attended the fair in Aledo yesterday.Mrs. Jack Gommels is spending the week end with friends in Galesburg.Mrs. Joe Curran of Kirkwood was in Monmouth shopping today.H. W. Mitchell and JJn Donaldson were in Aledo yesterday- in the interests of the Fall Festival which will be staged here npxt week.Mr. and Mrs. Ward Sibley left today overland for Ft. Waynerlnd., and from (here will go to Toledo, Ohio where they will visit.Glenn Watson of Roseville was a business caller in this city today.Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hallenbaeck, Mrs. Louise Root, Mrs. Randall Murdock, and Mrs. John Donaldson motor ed to Aledoyesterday where they attended the fair.'.' ^Miss Helen Foley of Berwick is visiting friends in the Maple city.Mrs. A. B. Irlhuok and daughter of Smithshire were shopping yesterday* in the city.Mrs. Torn Brent of Smithshire was a Monmouth visiter yesterday.Miss Mildred Carson of Gerlaw was a shopper ysetevday in the city.Mrs. A. D. Bradshaw and daughter Elean ora of Smithshire spent yesterday visiting in the eity. .Miss Dorothy Donnelly of Alexis,was a caller here yesterday.;Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. Hugh Riggs Aledo fair yesterday.The Misses .Ic^.mine Boylerr attended the Galesburg last evening.Mrs. Nellie Carlson returned to her home here Friday after visiting with he^ parents in Loraine, 111., during the I Mist week.Mrs. Ralph Dines and children of Kewanee are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dines.Robert Moody of Reed was a visitor in the Maple city yesterday.C. N. Cooper of Little York, spent yesterday in this city.Howard Martij} of Little York was in the city transacting business yesterday.Mr. Frank Devoss, Jr., and STiss Marguerite Devoss of Cameron were shopping today in Monmouth.Miss Orpha Weakly returned to her home in Galesburg yesterday an •»* spending a few days with friends here.Mrs. Frank Younguuist * and son Harold of ('saneron were caller yesterday in the city.James Morrell returned yesterday from Farmington. 111. where h 7 das been working during the past week' Mrs. W. W. Shannon of Kirkwood was a visitor yesterday in the cify.Harold Alien of Gerlaw visited in the city today.Mrs. Harry McConnell and daughter McGaw Corners were Friday shoppers in the city.Hull and Mr.trattended theand Blanche Orpheunr inIOpen House atY. M. C. A. Tonight For All Farmersil!!The first of a s Ties of Saturdaynight “open honsea!* at the Y. M. C. A., will he held this evening when the Farmers of the county are invited to come and enjoy the evening in the association rooms. It is the hope of the Y. M. C. A., secretaries, that the increasing numbers of farmers. coming to town on Saturday nights, wUi make their headquarters at the Y.The program for this evening willinclude an indoor baseball game between two teams representing Cold-brook and Lenox This will be followed by other stunts. In the lobby of the association moving pictures will be shown. One film will be a three reeler entitled “Jepthah's Daughter,” and a one reeler entitled‘ Paul Jtevere's Rjde**The affair this evening is not only for the Farmers, hut the general public is cordially invited to come and enjoy themselves. J JSForce of HabitApplicant: “Have you a job for an ex-soldier?”Employer: (who used to be personnel officer): “What experience?Applicant*. *T was clerk in the A E. F ”Employer: We’ll put youin the foundry.”
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Monmouth Daily Atlas
Monmouth, Illinois, US
Sat, Sep 17, 1921
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