New Year Frolic at Geneva Country Club
An elaborate New Year’s Eve party at Geneva Golf and Country Club featured lavish decorations and entertainment by club members and visiting poets. Dances, snowball games, masked partner hunts, balloon games, mystic dances, and a countdown to 1974 created a festive scene with out of town guests and younger members returning from college. Dinner at 7 and a late festive lap served concluding the event with confetti and horn sounds as the new year began.
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Geneva
Ceneva Golf and Country Club
Armel
Cinbiattiz
Jeanette Hurric St. Lows
Y Cobb and Son
Radagy
Davis
P. L. Stevenson
Chi Hi
Glarwhelle Fice
Chi
It Tea King
Olley Syst
Claudine Steller
Messrs
Walter Myergowa
Peed Burg
Pisiane
Irmangen Antaens Members of U2. Club
The D. club members were ghosts at Miss Goldie Urdansiomes home on Eighth street. Evening featured music dancing and a late American service by Miss Marjorie Goodman a guest from Chicago. Next session set for two weeks at Miss Morence Fryer s home.
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Irmangen Antaens Memerrs
U2. Club
D. Club
Avenli
Goldie Urdansiome
Eighth Street
Devolo
Marjorie Goodmann
Amed Bo
Morence Fryer
Allen Hosts to a Company of Friends
Mids Genevieve Allen entertained fifteen young women at a watch party last evening. The home was decorated with holiday symbols and the evening featured music, candy making, and popcorn. A following party and a late breakfast at seven o'clock this morning completed the festivities.
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New York
Miss Jewattt, Huttly
St. Lona
Josephine Reesink
Elizabeth
Mabel Mosher
Leona
Lucile Myron
Allen Tostss
Genevieve Allen Wiea
Sona" CL
Gatterd
Tve
Naomi Gettert
Phird Street
Wau
Viola Hahn
Thelma Knight
Linda Houle
Helen Hahn
Reynolds
Sadie Reynolds
Church of the Brethren
Logan Street
Kern
Hazen Kern
East Second Street
God Usle
Tred Schmoldt
Lala
Evenos
Holiday Dinner With Out of Town Guests Listed
A bountelour dinner was served with a prettily decorated table in festive emblems. Twenty twelve guests attended, including out of town visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Frank Morer, and Miss Helen Johnson of Davenport, Iowa, and Wil Inte Bodmin of West Liberty.
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Wltendance
Mr. and
Sivs
W. Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Frank Morer
Helen Johnson
Davenport
Wil Inte Bodmin
West, Liberty
Toussaint Entreats At Park Watch Party
Mr and Mrs Toussaint hosted a watch party at Rescue Avenue with a small group of friends. The evening featured games and tonal refreshments, and home decorations reflected the holiday season. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Chans, Mr and Mrs John Wandinger, Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoeflin, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Oberhuys, Misses Wendinger and Wendinger, and other guests.
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Toussaint
Park
Seol Toussaint
Rescue Avenue
George Chans
John Wandinger
Joseph Hoeflin
Gibert Oberhuys
Wendinger
Glands
Bernive ‘Hofflin
Archit Wendinger
Christmas party honors Mrs Kranz guest at Mulberry home
Mrs Clarence Kranz of Orcamen, a houseguest at Mrs Henry Umlandt on Mulberry avenue, was the honoree at a pretty Christmas afternoon party yesterday at Mrs John Koetting’s Cedar street home. Decorations were especially holiday styled. The gathering ended with a dainty two course luncheon at a prettily set table with a small Christmas tree centerpiece for two.
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Clarence Kranz
Orcamen
Henry Umlandt
Mulberry Avenue
John Koetting
Cedar Street
Wah
Zion Relig Society Hosts Watch Party in Bloomington
Mothers of the Zion’s Relgi Society, about forty members, gathered at C. G. Dykes’s Bloomington township home for a watch party. A literary program followed by an oyster supper concluded with a watch meeting.
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Zions Religlo Society
Watch Paren
Mothers of the Zion's Relig Society
Church of
Columbus Junction social notes and marriage notice
Mrs Franjy yold and Miss Sarah Rinehart were visitors Thursday Allan Whicher of Muscatine was in town. Miss Lola Duncan, a former Columbus Junction girl, was married December 21, 19ld to Deland BL.
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Columbus
South End Watch Party And Wedding In South Musessing
Christian Schroeder and Miss Amelia Drenke wed at German Lutheran church with Rev John Haefner. Brass band greeted guests from home to church and back, dinner cost about 45 dollars for the ceremony, followed by an elaborate reception at the groom’s parents’ home on Hershey avenue. The party lasted into the early hours with continuous band music and a large attendance.
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South Musessing
Christian Schroeder
Amelia Drenke
John Haefner
Hershey Avenue
Residents and guests gather for New Year events in local town
Robinsons host at Nora Springs home while Lenore Brown visits Muscatine. Miss Singleton visits Nichols. Mrs. Davis returns home near Seville. Ray Mavis plans to move to a Crookston farm. H. 18. Garter buys farm from Jown Williams. Several locals visit, travel, or plan trips to Cedar Rapids, Letts, and Muscatine. a Presbyterian dinner at the church attracts wide attendance with talks, hymns, and recitations. George Owen and wife return to Muscatine after visiting here and Crawfordsville.
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Ahm
H. 18. Garter
Brooklyn
Jown Williams
Letts
HW. S. Garnes
Garnes
de Garnes
Muscatine
Catherine Judwarde
Cotter
Miki
Summers
Summers Nother
L. A. Williams
Jas Aithel Steward
Pairield
Walter Hughes
Turner
Ross
Orpha Chrisner
J. ¥. McDaniel
Eva
Goldie
Morning Sun
Vinnie Jowe
Jane Shearer
Williamsburg
W.S. Huston
W. F. Hall
W. H. ‘Hughes
T. M- Balcott
Ethel Sprague
Watch Party Held at Mulford Church
The Mulford Congregational church hosted the largest 1915 social watch party in South Muscatine at Grandview Avenue. The Semper Fidelis class led the event after a prayer meeting with many attendees, marking a notable community gathering.
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Mulford
South Muscatine
Mulford Congregational Church
Heartbreakers Club Year-End Watch Party
The Heartbreakers club hosted a New Year watch party at their clay rooms with nearly 100 attendees. The evening featured games, music, and indoor pastimes and wrapped after 2:00 this morning.
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Templar
Heartbreakers
Heartbreakers Club
Three Dances in South Muscatine Hold Large Attendance
Three dances were held in South Muscatine last night with strong turnout. The Kaiser Hose fire company did not participate in welcoming the new year, choosing to abstain from dancing. The New Year Eve dance is an annual event at the Relief, Hershey and Rosch and Musser houses, and it was successful.
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South Muscaline
Kaiser Hose Company
South Muscatine
Hershey
Rosch
Musser
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