Social and Club Notes from Local Meeting Highlights
Bridge parties and club gatherings fill a week with social events across the city. Miss Helen Neyenesch hosts a Tuesday bridge session at 1208 Columbus with eight couples present and a religious lunch to close. Miss Bernice and Emily Gezel lead a World Wide Guild tea with fifteen members in Japanese costumes and games. The Federated Club Music Department discusses American Opera with Miss Henrietta Ver Heul and Professor G. F. Sadler. Various other meetings, teas, and neighborhood receptions are noted, including the Masonic order October meeting and a wedding in Grand Rapids with Miss Wilhemina Van Willigen and Leonard Ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Neyenesch
Bridge Club
Columbus Street
Bernice
Emily Gezel
World Wide Guild of the Baptist Church
Bernice Carter
Wilhemina van Willigen
Fils City
Leonard JR
Mra
P. J
Gorp
Grand Rapide
Michiff Rev. Battema
P. J. van Gorp
Paul van Gorp
Ton
Detroit
Mich
Miss Rietveld Entertained Sunday at School Class
Miss Henrietta Rietveld hosted a Sunday school class gathering with few attendees. Mrs. Marion Van Gorp spoke on a motor trip to Yellowstone National Park and shared pictures. Refreshments were served. Miss Lola Renaud entertained friends in tribute to Dr. Ed Hoeven who plans to move to Alton for practice, with a bridge session and pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Rietveld
Serisa
Marion van Gorp
Black Hill
Yellowstong National Park
Lola Renaud
Ed Hoeven
Alton
Hoeven
Vander Linden Birthday Surprise and School Mixer Report
Mr A N Vander Linden celebrated his birth anniversary on September 18 with family at home. Relatives praised his health and zest for life. The High School mixer at the school gym featured TNT Club girls, a Freshman class introduction by Orvil Ykstra, a stunt by Willard Langerak and Edward Vander Ploeg, a humor speech by Lester Jelama, and an orchestra. The event at Ralph Grundman’s home included a talk on legal topics led by Nell Waechter and Mrs H P Van Gorp, with a luncheon and social hour concluding the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reshmen
TNT Club
Orvil Ykstra
Willard Langerak
Edward Vander Ploeg
Lester Jelama
P. E O
Ralph Grundman
W. C. Ver Ploeg
Nell Waechter
H. P. van Gorp
Maki
Mrs Ver Steeg Hosts Fortnightly Club Meeting
Mrs George Ver Steeg will host the Fortnightly Club this afternoon with two discussion topics Budgets and Insurance and Teaching children the Value of Money G Klein and Mrs A Klein to speak An hour of visiting will follow the program and refreshments will be served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ver Steeg
G. Klein
A. Klein
Baptist Choir Enjoys Wiener Roast and Picnic
Members of the Baptist choir drove to the country on Wednesday evening for a wiener roast and picnic. They enjoyed supper and time around the camp fire then returned to town for choir practice. A good attendance was at the Young Women's League meeting at Mrs. Wm. Van Sittert's home. Mrs. Jay Hesselink reviewed the second part of the mission study book The Mof fats. Guests included Mrs. J. E. Shultz, Mrs. C. W. Baum mner, and Miss Helene Welle. Dur ing the social hour the hostess served refreshments, Mrs. Henry Vander Aark will entertain a few friends this afternoon.
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Grace Pals
G.H. Waechter
Bridge
Black Oak Cemetery Aid Society
Tyselling
A. B. van Houweling
C. F. Aschenbrenner
Geneva
Switzerland
B. H. Langerak
Young Women's League
Wm. van Sittert
Jay Hesselink
Moffats
J. E. Shultz
C. W. Baummner
Helene Welle
Hartley hosts informal farewell luncheon for late staffer
An informal farewell luncheon was held at 801 Washington Street on a September afternoon for James Hacke who plans to move to Ath ens Georgia with Prof. Hacke. A pleasant host served an appetizing lunch during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W
Hartley
Cher
Washington Street
James Hacke
Athens
Hacke
State University
Local gathering features Vander Piloge and aides
A small community meeting centered on Edward Vander Piloge and Lester Vander iilden sparked much laughter. Rudolph euirieh and others assisted as a refreshment committee offered a light lunch before attendees departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Campened
Bary ‘Wilt
Lester Vander Iilden
Edward Vander Piloge
Rudolph Euirieh
Ladies Mission And Dorcas Society Meeting At Church
The Ladies Mission and Dorcas Society will hold their regular meeting at the church parlors this afternoon with Ms. G. Roorda as hostess. After devotional, a short program will be presented. Lunch will be served by the hostess at the conclusion of the afternoon. A Wiener roast for fifth and sixth graders was held Tuesday evening at the old golf links with many wieners, marshmallows, and stories. Art De Winter accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Ver Steeg
John Heerema
D. G. Gosselink
H. C. Payne
Second Reformed Aid Society
Union Street
Mision
Dorcas
Art de Winter
Miss Tysseling Hosts Mission Circle at Church Parlor
Miss Alice Tysseling entertained the Sunshine Mission Circle of the First Reformed church yesterday afternoon. The gathering at the church parlors followed a business meeting and program featuring readings and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Tysseling
Sunshine Mission Circle
The
First Reformed Church
We Americans at Strand Theatre in Pella
We Americans, a major film of the year, plays at the Strand Theatre Pella on Wednesday and Thursday October 8 and 9. George Sidney appears in a dramatic role showing restrained emotion and depth. The story follows three immigrant families arriving in New York from Russia Germany and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
Pella
George Sidney
Sidney
New York
Russia
Germany
Italy
No clear news item discoverable in fragmentary text
Fragment discusses assimilation of old-country immigrants and generational gaps, mentions war prompting enlistment and praises performers Sidney Beryl Mercer Eddie Phillips Albert Gran Daisy Belmore, with director Edward Sloman credited for achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Beryl Mercer
Eddie Phillips
Albert Gran
Daisy Belmore
Edward Sloman
Laurel Wreath
Book Shop Pella Offers Typewriter Rentals and Sales
By day week or month rented to you you can fit yourself for an office job or so that we can typewrite your notes and it better les all kinds of standard typewriters rented or sold at The Book Shop Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Pella
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van Niewaal
Tmeans Ards
Missoulse
Gladstone
J. 2
van Hemert
Miss Frawley
Cesso
Bingaman
Harold May
Columbia
Neuenesch
Federated Club
D. C. Renaud
L. M. Henry
Henrietta Ver Heul
G. F. Sadler
Pees
Sadler
Sion
George Lankelma
G. G. Thomassen
Oskaloosa Street
Masonic Order
Masonic Hall
Geo. F. Sadler
Messrs. Evers and
Conneley
Faculty
Central College
Grand Rapids
Black Oak
Second Reformed Aid
MR. Vander Linden
A. N. Vander Linden
Vander Linden
PLEO
Mrs. Ver Steeg
Baptist Choir
van Sittert
Mrs. Vander Aark
Henry Vander Aark
van den Bers
Euzermic
Wenner Mhqne ‘Retin
Splitdorf
Pontiss
Wees
Radjo
van den Berg Electric Co
Ladies Mission and Dorcas Society
Miss Tysseling
Mission Circle
and Altera
MAZDA
van den Berg Electric Company
Electrica
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