Club gatherings and raffles mark town social season
Mrs W B Rittenhouse hosted the White Way club with a short business meeting and three entertainments. Thirteen members attended and prizes went to Mrs May DeLone Mrs Howard Stewart and Mrs Guy Lyle. Guests included Troy Forish and Mrs Guy Lyle who helped serve a luncheon. The H H club met with Mrs Hesseltine eleven members and one guest joined a household hint and a short business meeting. Everett Lewis joined the club. Mrs Jessie Longer and Laura Rath provided entertainment. June plans name Mrs I B Hoxworth. Mr and Mrs Henry Milley entertained twenty N S A club members with four tables of progressive rock and jigsaw puzzles and refreshments. Next meeting is an ice cream supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Bennie Schantz with committee members. The Fortnightly club Literature department heard Mrs W J Masson speak on Modern Essays at Mrs C Davis’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Rittenhouse
White Way Club
May DeLone
Howard Stewart
Guy Lyle
Troy Foriish
Nellie Booth
H. H. Club
Hesseltine
D. W. Hesseltine
Maynard Fell
Rell
Everett Lewis
Jessie Longer
Laura Rath
Henry Milley
N.S. A
Miller
Charlies Custer
Clark
Lloyd Hopping
Bennie Schantz
Harold Anderson
Tena Gerdes
W. J. Masson
C. ©. Davis
Fortnightly Club Gardens Party Invitation
Fortnightly club invites members to a 6 30 dinner at the Methodist church on Thursday evening May 18. A garden party is sponsored by the Garden department followed by a general business meeting reporting on the state convention at Mason City and a by laws revision vote. Tickets must be reported by May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Siven
Mason City
Essay Plans and Club Meetings Highlight 19th and 20th Century Notes
Plans for biweekly gatherings next year echo this year as Mrs Harry Davis leads the group. A May luncheon at the Congress hotel will host the next meeting with program details undisclosed. The United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society met and Mrs Lloyd Walker led devotions. Miss Irene DeLong taught The Christian Home with seven members and several guests attending and tea served by Mrs Walker and Mrs Brewer. The Vergil class at W H S held a bacon and egg fry near town as Latin four students dwindle to nine, with John Applegate aiding the planning and Miss Boneta Sarby teaching the four-year class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
Congress Hotel
United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society
Lloyd Walker
Irene DeLong
Jay Brewer
Vergil
John Applegate
Ione Bear
Tom Durran
Florence Kyle
Paul Kyle
Mildred Lemley
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Helen Melinski
Marvy Louise Robertson
Reid Boyd
Announcements From Union Veterans and Local Groups
Sons of Union Veterans hold a regular meeting Wednesday evening the last before Memorial Day all members urged to attend. A special Mother's Day service is planned Sunday morning at the Methodist bureau call for transportation. The Mother's Day program and supper at Prairie Flower Church postponed to Friday night May 12. Eastern Star regular meeting Thursday evening includes initiation a social hour and refreshments visiting members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Methodist Bureau
The
Prairie Flower Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Eclock
Cakes From A Fortnightly Talk On Modern Techniques
Mrs. Orie J. Turner presents a Fortnightly Club American Home department talk on contemporary cake making. She contrasts simpler yet more involved methods, outlines butter and sponge cake classes, notes ingredients and measurements, and details mixing, baking temperatures, and Do’s and Don’ts for tender, well‑textured cakes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mes. W. B. Rittenhouse
Leona Finch
Helen Bell
I. RB. Hoxworth
N.S
POR Literature Dept
Spring Coats
Sea 250 Sons
Rothschild’s
U.P. Young Women's Missionary Meeting
Elt
Washington
Harelay
Crane
Johnson
Lytie
East End Grocery
West End Grocery
Kurtz Mar Thompson
South End
Twinam's
Washington County
Jas
Orie J. Turner
American Home Department
Clauss
Journal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Uro
L.B. Lupton
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