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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1901

Page

13

Mrs A B Stewart Entertains Allegezza Club Reception

Mrs A B Stewart of East Arrow street hosted the Allegrezza Club Tuesday afternoon in Marshall social circles. About one hundred guests attended in informal style with summer gowns on display amid gala decor featuring scarlet fruit and sweet peas. Attending were visiting ladies from Tennessee Kansas City Paris Mo and local members including G A Wright H Y Gephart and Miss Georgian Fletcher along with several gentlemen. The event offered refreshments of strawberries ice cream and cake prepared by the hostess.

A. B. Stewart East Arrow Street Allegrezza Club Marshall Mesdames G. A. Wright H. Y. Gephart Georgian Fletcher Lucile Merriwether Tennessee Alice Cordell Kansas City Frankie and Emma Buckner Paris Mesdames C. D. Hudson and Goulding

Munozs Visit Sparks Wilton Springs Picnic

S C Munoz and wife hosted a Wednesday afternoon picnic at Wilton Springs in honor of Mr and Mrs S C Munoz of Chicago on their annual visit. Despite morning rain threat the day improved as congenial company enjoyed fried chicken lunch and a pleasant outing with friends.

Wilton Springs S.C. Munoz Chicago Our City

Minister Receives Berry Spoon From Junior Endeavor

Rev E K Morris was surprised and pleased when Junior Christian Endeavor members presented him a gold lined berry spoon in memory of his role as moderator of the general assembly at West Point Miss. Florence Johnston spoke for the group, noting the affection of about 50 children. The spoon bears the engraving Moderator of General Assembly Igor.

E. KE. Morris Christian Endeavor Florence Johnston O. W. Johnston General Assembly West Point Igor

McMahan Perio announces daughter Mary Lanilee wed Tawlews

The wedding card lists Me. WO. McMahan Perio as chief overseer for the marriage of his daughter Mary Lanilee to Dr. Chris J. Tawlews. The ceremony is set for the Hithetewnthy day of June at half after seven o'clock at Shuloh Methodist Church in Marshall Mu.

WO. McMahan Perio Sepurvese Ine Mary Lanilee Chries J. Tawlews Wiekesiay Junie O'Cheek Shuloh Methodist Shuret Marshall

J O O F Memorial Service Attended by Many

Odd Fellows held a memorial service at the M E church South with about 60 in procession from the hall. Hon T P Rixey of St Louis delivered an eloquent address on fraternities highlighting the order’s benefits, orphanage in Liberty, and aid to widows. The group then visited twenty Odd Fellows graves at Ridge Park.

Odd Fellows M. E. Church South Mesdames Vanstone Harvey J. W. Bryant C. W. Lacy T. P. Rixey St. Louis Rixey Missouri Liberty Ridge Park

Grateful custom of laying flowers on graves long practiced

The passage recalls a blessed privilege to cover the graves of departed brothers with flowers, describing it as a beautiful custom deeply rooted and practiced for many years.

Phantom Party Guests In Sheeted Costume At Mason Home

Miss Esther Mason and Miss Louise Mason hosted a phantom party Tuesday night on North Jefferson Avenue. Guests ages 9 to 14 wore sheet and pillow case regalia, with punch served by Susie Maxon. Attendees included Ruby Barnhill Rena Bolton Maud Vawter Josephine Jackson Minnie Rose Eva Bowles Bessie Sparks Annie Pickett Henderson Crear Will Vawter Worth Farmer Karl Rose Ralph Bolton Paul Farmer. Refreshments included ice cream berries and cake.

Esther Louise Mason North Jefferson Avenue Susie Maxon Ruby Barnhill Rena Bolton Maud Vawter Josephine Jackson Minnie Rose Eva Bowles Bessie Sparks Annie Pickett Messrs Henderson Crear Will Vawter Worth Farmer Karl Rose Ralph Bolton Paul Farmer

Picnic in Honor of Miss Scobee at Sulphur Springs

Miss Eva Barnhill hosted a Wednesday picnic for her cousin Miss Sadie Scobee of Winchester Kentucky. They travelled northeast of Marshall to Sulphur Springs about five miles for an elaborate luncheon and a delightful afternoon with guests Misses Lillian and Peach Rhoades Essie Conway Bessie Mitchell Hattie Norvell and Messrs Emmett Parrish Arch Naylor Edgar Marvin Clinton Barnhill and John Weagle.

Eva Barnhill Sadie Scobee Winchester Kentucky Sulphur Springs Marshall Miss Scobee Lillian Peach Rhoades Essie Conway Bessie Mitchell Hattie Norvell Messrs Emmett Parrish Arch Naylor Edgar Marvin Clinton Barnhill John Weagle

Young Ladies Missionary Society Social at Eastwood

The Presbyterian church Young Ladies Missionary Society met at Rev. C. K. Thom as Eastwood residence on Tuesday evening June 6. Music and games followed by an artists contest and conundrums. Miss Martha Brown led the event with Rev. C. E. Thomas and wife assisting. refreshments of ice cream strawberries and cake were served. It was hailed as one of the society's most successful events.

Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Martha Brown C. K Thomas Eastwood

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Mrs S. T. Hunter C. L. Bell Emma Frankie Buckner Fannie Wood Kate Hood Pattie Page Louise Noble Minnie Vance Florian Verby Bertie Francisco Will Walker, Jr Ben Striker Dr. Ming F. W. Miles Will Rainey Thomas Barbee Chat Fisher S. C. Munoz and Wife 8. C. Munoz W. S. Hus Ncme Church of Christ Colner Aearty Phantom Party
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