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MISS DAVIS HOMER GUEST AT DINNER PARTY. Mrs and Mrs. C. D. Evans were host and hostess last evening at a prettily appointed 6 o'clock dinner compliment ing Miss Helen Davis of Adrian, Mic., the house guest of Miss Esther Bussing, at their home, 314 Chester avenue. Covers were laid for eight. The after dinner hours were spent informally with a DINNER PARTY AT VON SCHRADER HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Frank,Von Schrader, 223 North Market street, entertained a few friends informally at dinner last evening in honor of Mrs. Charles H. Loder of Chicago, who is a guest at the C. O. Taylor home. Autumn garden flowers beautified the table, and covers were laid for ten. LAF-A-LOT CLUB TO MEET ‘WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Mrs. Harvey Prosser will entertain the Laf-a-Lot club at her home on James street, Wednesday afternoon. All members are most cordially invited ANNUAL MEETING OF PLYMOUTH ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting and election of officers of the Women’s Association of the Plymouth Congregation church will be held Thursday afternoon at the church, and a large attendance of mem bers is desired. MISS WHITEFIELD PLY SURPRISED. Mrs. ©. R. Whitfield planned a de lightful surprise on her daughter, Miss Gladys, at her home, 604 ENis avenue, Monday evening. The occasion being her fifteenth birthday anniversary. Some twenty guests were entertained with musical selections by Miss Lurene Scots, and with games. “Miss Whitfield re ceived a number of beautiful remem brances of the occasion, among them being a ring set with her birthstone from her mother. The hostess served dainty refreshments. MRRS. MINNIE CAIN WILL BE HOSTEss. Mrs. Minnie Cain will entertain the Mystic Workers of the Worst and their friends at a hard time social this even ing at her home, 226 Clarence street. Every lady is asked to bring a pump kin pie. The secretary, Mrs. Nellie Whitfield, desires that all members who do not belong to Otttumwa lodge 827, phone her at 2294.1, STAR CLUB TO MEET WITH MRS. HULSEBUS. Mrs. John Hulsebus will entertain the members of the Star club at her home, 334 North Sheridan avenue, Wedn afternoon... All members are mon dially invited, esday t cor iene: PELE WILL NTERTAIN CLUP. Mrs. Harry A. Folk, 208 North Pp ton street, will be hostess to the bers of her club Thursday The club, which is of each nature that it has no name, meets each week for a social afternoon, 1 meets aflvernoon an informal D. OF Vv. MEET THIS EVENING. Pauline Cushman tent No. 1, Daugh ters of Veterans, will hold the regular meeting Tuesday evening, September 26, at the Courthouse. Every member is requested to make an effort to be present as business of importance will be discussed. SECOND ANNUAL PHUNION OF SCHMITZ FAMILY. The second annual reunion of the Schmitz family was held Sunday at the home of the second members of the fam ily of Henry Schmitz, near Kirksville Mrs. Nels Tennyson was the only mem ber of the family, which consists of ten brothers and sisters, who was unable to attend. A sumptous basket dinner was served on the spacious lawn at 1 o'clock, covers being laid for some fifty of the immediate relatives, all of whom are Wapello county residents except John Sehmitz and family of Melrose. Mrs. Mary Fabritz of this city is oldest member of the family. The after din ner hours were spent with a number of impromptu musical selections and read ings and with singing old German songs. The 1917 reunion will be held ‘+ the August Schmitz home near this city. MOTHERS’ STUDY CLUB CALENDAR. The Mothers’ Study club has arrang ed the following calendar for October, April, inclusive: Oct. S—Hostess, Mrs. Edna Brown; rell eal, *‘My Favorite Cook Book’';; demonstration of cake making, Mrs. Anna Pepper. Oct. 17—Hostess, Mrs. J. Gould Allison; description of noted places in Amer ica. Oct. 31—Hostess, Mrs. Bess Williams; Hallowe'en party. Nov. 14—Hostess, Mrs. Lange; roll call, Thanksgiving Ideas; ‘How Shall plan omy Thanksgiving dinner,‘ Mrs. Ada Wind, Nov. 24—Hostess, Mrs. Ada Wind; Ken sington. Dec. 12—Hostess, Mrs. Nora Atwood; roll call, Christmas suggestions; Christmas party, Jan. 2—Hostess, Mrs. L. G. Hammer; roll call, mention some good rules in character building. Jan. 16—Hostess, Mrs. Emilie Pepper; roll call, My favorite recipe in bread making. Pepper-bread of different nations, Mrs. bana Brown. Jan. 80-Hostess, Mrs. Bertha Bibb, guest party. Feb. 11—Hostess, Mrs. Grace Cham bers; roll call, What are some of the causes for the increased cost of liv ing. Paper—Household management and cost of living, Mrs. Emilie Pep per, ed. 27,—Hostess, Mrs. Grace Frazier Paper by Miss Van Dyke. March 15—Hostess, Mrs. Amy Gibbons, Winter picnic. March 27—Hostess—Mrs. Anna Pepper, Musical. April 10—Hostess, Mrs. Marion Moore, Roll call, Favorite canning recipes. ‘The Government process of canning in the home,’* Mrs. Hibb, April 24—Hostess, Mrs. Edith Erskine. Kensington. FAREWELL FOR PETERSON FAMILY The members of the Lat-a-Lot club and their families planned and carried out a delightful farewell surprise on Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Peterson and fam ily at their home, 137 South Ransom street, last evening. Supper was served cafeteria style in the dining room at 7 o'elock. The after supper hours passed pleasantly with music and games. Wess twenty two guests en joyed the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Peter son and family will leave this city the latter part of the week for Enid Okla homa, to spend the winter. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET. Mrs. J. W. Jarboe, 118 South Moore street, will entertain the Sewing Circle of the Moore Street Brethren church, Wednesday afternoon. The Jadices are ask to meet at one o'clock, ELKS BEGIN SOCIAL ACTIVTIES. The social activities of the B. P.O. Elks will be launched Friday evening with a dancing party in the club rooms. The party will be one of the informal affairs which were so much enjoyed by the members and their friends dur ing last winter, and dancing will be en joyed from 9 until 12 O’clock. Following is the program of the par ties to be given in the Elks club roc: during the coming winter: Friday, September 29—Free, Friday, October 15—Pay, Friday, October 27—Free, Friday, November 10——Pay, Thursday, November 1) — Free (Thanksgiving Day), Friday, December S—Pay, Monday, December 25—Free (Christ mas Junch), Monday, January 1—Free (New Year). Friday, January 26—Pay, Wednesday, February 14—Free, Friday, March 16—Pay, GARFIELD SOCIAL CENTER WEDNESDAY. The Garfield Social Center club will meet Wednesday noon at 2:50 o’clock ten ladies officiating as hostess. The election of officers and the Appoint ment of the various committers will be a feature of the meeting. Refresh ments will be served and all resident of the Garfield school district are cor dially invited to bhe present. ST. MARGARET’S GUILD FIRST MEETING. St. Margaret's guild of Trinity epis copal church held the first meeting of the year last evening at the home of Mrs. H. L. Edmunds. Mrs. Edmunds was assisted in entertaining by Miss Helen Stevens. A reading by Miss Mirabeth Haven and several vocal solos by Mrs. Guy Kitterman added to the
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Ottumwa Daily Review
Ottumwa, Iowa, US
Tue, Sep 26, 1916
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