Twentieth Century Club Picnic Honors and Plans
The Twentieth Century club held its annual picnic at Mary Shammo’s home 1315 Smalley Avenue with most members present and three absentees. Officers were installed by retiring president Mrs. J. R. Realing and new officers include Mrs. J. T. Martin president, Mrs. W. E. Downer vice president, Mrs. Emerson Hoopes recording secretary, Mrs. J. H. St. John corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. A. Heidel treasurer, Mrs. J. S. Blackwell custodian. A full year of programs follows with monthly hosts and featured topics on Europe including Spain Italy Romania Germany and more, culminating in a June 20 club picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shammo
Twentieth Century Club
Smalley = avenue
J. E. Stevenson
W. F. Chevalier
Marcia White
C. A. Coldren
Samuel
Shammo
Millar Riggs
W. S. Robertson
J. R. Realing
Mulberry Avenue
J. N. Elliott
B. A. Barnard
Spain
J. W. Eells
W. E. Bliven
Kecklerville Bible Class Honors Miss Teachman at Farewell Reception
Mrs. H S Howe hosted a 2 30 to 5 o clock farewell reception at 911 East Ninth street for Miss Corabelle Teachman deaconess of the First Methodist Episcopal church. Leaders of the Kecklerville Bible class and members heard a program including Miss Teachman reading The Methods Woman's Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Howe
Kecklerville Bible Class
Corabelle Teachman
First Methodist Episcopal Church
East Ninth Street
Miss Teachman
Illinois
O. W. Carrell
Kecklerville
Misdé
Teachman
Mrs Sydney H Pipes Bride of Tuesday Morning
Mrs Sydney H Pipes, newly wed this Tuesday morning, is the daughter of Frederick J Mark a prominent Muscatine resident. She has traveled widely but in Muscatine has lived with her aunt Mrs E J Zeidler at 118 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney H. Pipes
Frederick J. Mark
Muscatine
Pipes
E. J. Zeidler
West Sixth Street
Recital Pleases Audience With Vocal Solos And Readings
A small concert featured Mrs. L. C. Emmons Mrs. Carrell and Miss Mary Dean giving vocal solos recitations and a talk on the Inspiration of Song. Mrs. Howe and Miss Sue Conaway assisted in entertaining delicious refreshments followed in a floral parlor setting with sweet peas nasturtiums and ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Emmons
Kemptner-Eversmeyer Nuptials Held at Marshalltown
The marriage of Miss Harriet B Kemptner to F William Eversmeyer was solemnized Tuesday evening at 6 45 oclock at Rev L B Hix home in Marshalltown. The ceremony occurred before the officiating clergyman s family with R Mason Hix providing wedding music. The bride wore white and a large white picture hat. Afterward a seven o clock dinner was served by Mrs B A Morgan with white sweet peas and satin ribbons as decor. Both couples are well known in this city and the bride is a teacher active in church and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet B. Kemptner
E. G. Kemptner
East Fifth Street
F. William Eversmeyer
L. B. Hix
Marshalltown
United Brethren Church
R. Mason Hix
B. A. Morgan
Eversmeyer
Eversmeyer Couple Plans August Homecoming In Muscatine
Mr Eversmeyer, partner in the firm F W and Louise Eversmeyer, operates law insurance loan and real estate interests and serves as director of German American Savings Bank and Batterson Stores. A Muscatine native he graduates from S U S law class of 1896. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 306 East Seventh Street in the city after August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eversmeyer
F. W
Louise Eversmeyer
Davenport Dean Marries Miss Anna Lyster in Chicago
The Very Rev Marmaduke Hare dean of Trinity Davenport wed Miss Anna Frances Lyster Tuesday morning at St. Peter's church Chicago using the Church of England service. The ceremony was conducted by Bishop Theodore Morrison. The couple plan a westward honeymoon then residence in Davenport at Hotel Kimball before moving to a home at Eleventh and Perry streets after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hare
Mary Lyster
Marmaduke Hare
Trinity Cathedral
Davenport
Anna Frances Lyster
Armstrong Lyster
Lyster Island
Breedsville
Mich
St. Peter's Church
Chicago
Theodore N. Morrison
Diocese of
Iowa
Episcopal Church
Morrison
Dean
Hare
Kimball
Eleventh and
Perry Streets
Ladies Aid to Host Reception at Weed Park Club
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a reception Friday afternoon at the Weed Park Club house from three to five o'clock. All women of the congregation are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Weed Park Club House
Church Ladies Committee Named for Afternoon Event
The receiving committee for the afternoon includes Mrs. W. D. Hine Mrs. John Ellis Mrs. Adam Wigim Mrs. R. C. Schenck Mrs. Z. Black Mrs. D. Borgard Mrs. E. M. Warner Mrs. J. N. Elliott and Mrs. G. M. Wells The wedding is set for next month and will be attended by church members and friends besides league members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hine
John Ellis
Adam Wigim
R. C. Schenck
Z. Black
D. Bogard
E. M. Warner
J. N. Elliott
G. M. Wells
League
Delightful Session of Banner Lodge Members
Banner Lodge held a social evening at the A O U W hall with three initiations and two ballotings. Fifty eight members attended a program featuring Mrs Joshine Hackett recitations Miss Carlina Diercks piano solo and a flag drill by sixteen. The Fourth ward committee organized the event with Mrs Minerva Stroh as chair and Mrs Frank Ellman Jr and Mrs Minnie Romann on the program committee. Refreshments were served and three dollars remained to add to the floral fund. The next meeting will install newly elected officers two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Lodge
A. O. U. W. Hall
Joshine Hackett
Carlina Diercks
Fourth Ward
Minerva Stroh
Frank Ellman, Jr
Minnie Romann
Miss Gertrude Searight Celebrates 15th Birthday at Fruitland
A party of thirty four friends surprised Miss Gertrude Searight at her father L W Searight's home three miles south of Fruitland to mark her fifteenth birthday. The evening featured games music and dancing followed by refreshments. the event was planned by Miss Maud Searight and Miss Katie Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Searight
L. W. Searight
Fruitland
Maud Searight
Katie Webber
Epworth League Hosts Mixed Shower for Local Couple
The Epworth League of Musserville Methodist Episcopal church holds a miscellaneous shower this evening at president Martin Seltzer's Phillips street home in honor of Miss Ivy Ryan and Edward Wilhite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
Martin Seltzer
Phillips Street
Ivy Ryan
Edward Wilhite
A Determined Woman Finds A Food That Cured Her
A Salisbury Missouri woman writes of relief from cramps nausea and vomiting after using Grape-Nuts. She credits the food with curing her illness and notes her husband now sells it widely to physicians. She praises the scientific quality of Grape-Nuts and mentions the supplement The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Chicago
Wellville
Banner lodge drill team to attend Davenport convention
Sixteen members from Banner lodge eight delegates and other lodge members plan to attend the district convention of the Degree of Honor at Suburban Island Davenport on Tuesday July 19. A large attendance from district cities is expected and a pie indianer will be enjoyed on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Banner Lodge
Birthday party at Weed Park honors two children
A party at Weed Park this afternoon celebrates Merritt Luellen's fourth birthday and Frederick Bola Boldt's seventh. A large birthday cake is centerpiece as children enjoy games and amusements organized for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Weed Park
Merritt Luellen
Frederick Bola
Master Luellen
Boldt
Plumbing shop offers outdoor fixtures and service
A local ad promotes garden hoses and lawn sprinklers with a promise to beat any price. It claims ready estimates on water installations, repairs, and overhauls, stating no job is too large or small for prompt attention. The ad directs readers to 420 Mulberry and phone 731-3 for bids and satisfaction.
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McColm Dry Goods Comp
J. Scott Blackwell
Story of the Cid
Wi. Erung
Ader
Carl Schmidt
G. Ide
J. E. Hoopes
Ostess
Susan F. Stone
Sponses
Italy
Jartin
E. P. Ing
E. G
John Benni
Fred Beach
J. R. Reuling
J. H. St. Johnhael Angelo
Emma Gi Ng
Prophet
Verona
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Round Table
St. Peters
the Colosseum
Vatican
Pantheon
Rome
J. S. McKee
Prof
Charles Grade
Ed. Ingham
Naples
Bay of Naples
Florence
Italian Lakes
Mary E. Shammo
W. E. Downer
Victor Emmanuel
J. H. St. John
Venice
Emma Riggs
Reading
Margherita
Vim
Vigor
Victory
G. A. Heidel
Roumania
J. T. Martin
Queen Elizabeth
Carmen Sylva
E. G. Hoopes
Jostess
Europe
Martin Luther
Germany
Bismarck
German Empire
Emperor William
E. P. Ingham
Berlin
Lee H. Cone
Ann Arbor
John Bennison
Wagner
Dresden
Miller Riggs
Bell Call
Ludwig
Mad King
Bavaria
J. W. Ee
Hamburg
America
A. Barnard
A. C. Hopkinson
J. K. Stevenson
Emerson Hoopes
J. W. Bells
GC. A. Heidel
J. G. Dougherty
B. C Preston
C. L. Stafford
P. M. Detwiler
Carl F. Gray
Roy Brown
Katharine Hayes
Kemptner
Weed Park Club
Banner Loge
Bithday
B. Schmidt
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
Mulberry
John J. O’keefy
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