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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
7
W A Case made a business trip to Fort Dodge, Mrs Goss visited Cherokee, a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Blyde Brown. Various locals traveled to Minneapolis St Paul Omaha and Des Moines for business and family visits.
Sunday evening a pageant titled Americas Responsibility was staged at the Methodist Episcopal church by the Woman's Home Missionary society Queen Esther and the Children's Society Mothers Jewels under Mrs B H Brackett direction The review featured groups including the Negro Indians Mountain Whites Hawaiians Spanish Japanese and the Immigrant Miss Margaret Ainley portrayed Queen Esther A talk by Mrs R T Chipperfield on Home Missionary work illustrated by stereopticon pictures a note on the Army appropriation bill later mentioning a Senate amendment reversal affecting National Guard and Reserve officers rental allowances during camp
The Woman's Club Home Economics Department hosted its annual guest day at Mrs. Dawson's home with a Colonial theme. A program featured piano, readings, songs, and a Colonial pageant by Fourth Grade children. A later card party at Mrs. Geo Hunt’s yielded prizes for Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Hollenbeck. Civics Club set Monday meeting on corn by Mrs. Heneman and Mrs. Jones to present the lesson.
The week featured a bride shower for Mrs. Dale Athey with Mrs. W. E. Deming hosting and neighbors attending. Belle Hanson honored at two social events for her March wedding with Mr. John Questad. Catholic Daughters installed officers with Mrs. Catherine Donovan as Grand Regent and other officers named. Hinkley Graves marriage at the Presbyterian manse unites Lee J. Hinkley and Myrtle Graves with plans to live in Windom Minnesota. A surprise anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Conway marks their twenty first year with cards and refreshments. Ladies Day at the Elks and Sunshine Club activities include talks on Abraham Lincoln and raffia frame making. P. E. QO sisters dine at Gardston Hotel with burlesque lodge and adoption ceremonies. Valentine dinner party and club luncheon at Gardston Hotel feature prize raffles, civic talks, and a speech by Mrs. Frisbee on women in civic life.
The Four Mile Lake Club met Wednesday afternoon February 11 with 14 members and eight visitors present. Mrs Carlson Mrs Hyte Mrs Hamilton Mrs Hollenbeck Mrs Miller Mrs Davis Mrs McDonald and Mrs Cox attended. Roll call answered with Lincoln stories. Program included contest and Valentine box. A lunch followed. Next meeting set with Mrs Merle Beaver February 26.
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