Social club gatherings in Mitchell Iowa week note
A lengthy social column details multiple gatherings in Mitchell including the Styx bridge whist club hosted by Mrs J M Wood at 408 Third Avenue West and five hundred games at Townson home, with prizes won by Mrs A H Doyle and W T Staver. The Women's organizations AOU W and Degree of Honor host an evening at K of C hall with music, supper, and several performances. Additional events include luncheons, card parties, and charitable society meetings at various local homes, highlighting hospitality and community ties.
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Styx Bridge Whist Club
J. M. Wood
Third Avenue West
A. H. Doyle
C. F. Townson
Seventh Avenue East
Art Club
Andrew Ellwein
J. J. Manthey
Virgil Boyles
Five Hundred
John Sibert
K. of C. Hall
J. L. Morgan
Myrtle Craft
Ethel Tobin
Lucille Evans
Mistress Wells
New Spring Suit Styles Arrive From New York Tailors
First class materials and winning prices define the new spring suits now on display. Fresh from New York's leading tailors, these outfits feature the season's popular cloths, with superior workmanship and attractive style and price.
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New York
New Spring Coats Come to Town
A stylish display of new spring coats features handsome wraps and early wear lines. The collection highlights the finest models and best values for upcoming season shoppers.
New Dress Skirts Show Spring Line of Fabrics
A splendid line of the newest spring models in Dress Skirts Voiles Serges Panamas Mohairs. All the leading cloths are shown in our line at popular prices.
New Shirt Waists at Special Low Prices
Hundreds of new waists in latest styles Linens Lawns and Mulls nicely made and trimmed. They are best values we ever showed and greatest variety. Special prices on several numbers for early selling. Pretty styles from 79 cents up. You can’t afford to buy waists until you have inspected our line. New goods in all lines received daily. It will pay you to keep in touch with our store or spring buying.
Progressive cinch party delights at Catholic club hall
Thursday evening at the K of C hall the Young Ladies Sodality Club hosted a progressive cinch party drawing a large crowd of ladies and gentlemen. Thirty tables were used for games with prizes won by Mrs Louis Beck Jr for the ladies and Charles Roddy for the gentlemen. Consolations went to Mrs E A Livermore and Mr Palmer as the young ladies served a delightful lunch ending an evening of pleasure.
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Jorcesson
Charity Miner
Frank A. Craft
Duff Street
Beebe
Kimball
California
McHue
C. W. Johnston
Miss Mitchell
Myrtle Craft
K. of C.hall
Young Ladies Sodality Club
Catholic Church
Louis Beckwith, Jr
Charles Roddy
E. A. Livermore
Palmer
Local clubs host embroidery and bridge gatherings
Mrs. C A Bower entertained the Younger Set at 215 Third Avenue West where embroidery occupied the afternoon. A birthday luncheon tradition was decided with a gift of a dozen silver butter spreaders for the hostess. Kensington and Friday Clubs met for embroidery, refreshments, and planned future meetings. Mrs Lytle led the West Side bridge club, winning the silver fork and a six o'clock dinner followed the games.
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C. A. Bower
Third Avenue West
L. E. Wallerstedt
Kensington
Clyde Kimble
Fourth Avenue _ east
H. E. Harvey
Joseph Henzick
Fifth Avenue East
Koch Flats
Robert Lytle
West Side Bridge Club
Entre Nous Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon
Mrs J G McCartney entertained the Entre Nous Club on Friday with a delightful bridge whist session. Mrs C W Downey won the club fork for the highest score, and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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J. G. McCartney
Entre Nous Club
C. W. Downey
Social notes from Alexandria honor Louis Ward and celebrate local events
Friends gathered at the Ward home in Alexandria for a party in honor of Miss Louis Ward with games and refreshments. The article recounts Louis Ward’s engagement and marriage to Edward Taylor, born in Brooklyn, and details their romance, work plans, and future move. Other items include a dance club party at Pitts Bros. hall, a Presbyterian Ladies Aid reception for new members, and invitations to a surprise birthday party for Harry Gingles at his home.
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Ward
Louis Ward
Louis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Taylor
Margarite Graynor
Taylor
A. E. Marsh
Mr. Taylor
Edd Taylor
O. N. Taylor
Edd
Pitts Bros
W. S. Hill
Presbyterian Church
Harry Gingles
Gingles
Harry
Dr King’s New Discovery Restores a Life from Consumption
A Wells Tex man recalls near death from consumption with weight under 100 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure after two years of treatment. Now at 187 pounds, he celebrates years of health and urges others to try the remedy for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and lung troubles. Trial bottle free. Diehl Brown guarantees.
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W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Diehl & Brown
Railway commission orders telephone meetings at Beresford and Alcester
The railway commission at its meeting yesterday appointed telephone meetings to be held at Beresford and Alcester the latter part of the month. Calls and demands were made for an agent at Troy on the Minneapolis and St Louis line and for a connecting track between the M and St L and the Milwaukee lines at Bradley.
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