Women and clubs hold fall festival plans and fund talks
The Wo mans Relief corps met at the G A R headquarters approving rituals purchases and a two day fall festival stand. The Past Noble Grand circle discussed fundraising and sent a birthday gift to a Mason City gardener. Havre Social club hosted a watermelon party with music and games for families.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Court House
A. B. Schmoeller
Noble G Land
L. E. Larson
August Braun
Mason City
Millie Kos
Community Club and Society Meetings Planned Across Town
Various clubs and church groups schedule gatherings this week including a Bridge luncheon at the country club on Wednesday for the ladies, Baptist choir rehearsals on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 30, and an all day H J Club meeting hosted by Mrs James Shalla on Thursday September 20 with sandwiches and a dish to pass.
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Baptist
H. J. Club
James Shalla
Serving Detached Grapes as an Elegant Relish Dish
The article suggests using loose detached grapes as a relish like olives or radishes. Present on chopped ice in a small glass dish or in a relish tray division, the colorful grapes make an eye catching breakfast, luncheon, or dinner arrangement.></s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christien Science Monitor
Social Calendar and Club Meetings Big Night
Various local groups announce events this evening and afternoon. Fortnightly Art Department hosts Nellie Tripp at 7 30. Royal Neighbors meet. Damascus Shrine potluck at 6 30. Washington Country Club women bridge luncheon at 1. Snowball Social Club afternoon gathering. Wallace T A meets at 3 46. cooking club luncheon hosted by Mrs C M Keck. Pythian Circle 4 meets at Miss Alice Wilson's. Maurine McLaughlin honored with a 1 00 luncheon hosted by the Dawson sisters. Independent Club afternoon with Mrs Pete Perdock. Philathea class party at Mrs Kephart's. H A Ely members all day meeting with Mrs James Shalla. Mrs Vera Drake hosts 1 X club at 2 with officer election. Rural Woman's Club meets with Mrs J M Phillips. Rebekah Club meets at Mrs Scott's. Maurine McLaughlin high tea at 5 hosted by Mrs W A Cook and Mrs Howard Richardson. P P E Chapter 1 meets at 2 30 at Mrs Boyd Berdo’s. West Chester M S Home Missionary Society meets at 2. Wiener roast at Pleasant Hill church hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Berger. Rebekah regular meeting at 8.
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Nellie Tripp
Damascus Shrine No. 10
Country Club
Washington Country Club
Snowbal
John Miller
Wallace P. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Wallace School
Joe Maxwell
South
Seventh Avenue
Kooking Club
C. M. Keck
West Washington Street
Pythian Circle 4
Pythian Circle
Alice Wilson
Maurine McLaughlin
Anna
Elizabeth
Etha Dawson
East
Jefferson Street
Independent Club
Pete Perdock
Philathea
Milderd Kephart
Mable Eldridge
Versa Anderson
Methodist Church
Kephart
H. J. Club
H. 4
Ely
James Shalla
Vera Drake
Rural Woman’s Club
Rural Woman's Club
J. M. Phillips
Rebekah Club
Lou Huskins
Scott
W. A. Cook
Howard Richardson
West Main Street
E. O
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
West Chester Methodist Church
Henry Bowes
Kings Sons and Daughters
Pleasant Hill
Fred Berger
Rebekah
Rebekah Club Plans Thursday Meeting at Mrs Scott Home
The Rebekah club will meet with Lou Huskins at the home of Mrs Scott Thursday afternoon. Each member should bring a cup, dessert dish, and spoon.
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Rebekah Club
Lou Huskins
Mrs. Scott
Road to Ruin at New Graham theatre
A Mighty Theme and a Great Moral Lesson follows a delinquent youth crisis as a beauty-spirited girl faces life’s temptations. The film, billed as for adults, dramatizes a real juvenile delinquency case and is shown Wednesday and Thursday at the New Graham.
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New Graham Theatre
Nature Slow to Change in Cruel Sports
A Hardy quotation noting humanity's stubborn barbarism and the slow prospect of reducing cruelty in sports, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century social critique. The line underscores enduring appetite for brutal games despite reform efforts.
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Thomas Hardy
The American Home by Mrs L S Patterson
Mrs L S Patterson argues the American home must unite family life with harmony and duty. She cites thrift simplicity and shared responsibility, critiques urban apartment life, and urges homes as moral centers beyond architecture and luxury. The talk ties home life to national well being and a fit for nation and faith.
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America
Jno. D. Sherman
Meither
Smiths
Jones
Want Bigger Tips In Paris Cafes After War
Paris reports a waiter union pushing for a 20 percent tip on all service over ten francs. Speakers blamed waning public generosity, noting many give only spare change, while some offer ten percent. The measure may be adopted despite laws designating tips as voluntary.
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Paris
Good Example of Sir Walter Scott’s Tree Planting
The article notes Sir Walter Scott planted many acres of trees at Abbotsford his country seat. Neighbors were impressed by the view and began planting similarly to influence the landscape from Abbotsford.
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Walter Scott
Abbotsford
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Myrtle Pearson
Lone Tree
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Mrs. C. Davis
D. D. Davis
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Clarence Logan
Ladies Aid Society
Mayo
Mayo’s Home Bakery
U. S. Liberty Loan
Art Department
Eureka Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. O. Elder
Willle
King’s Sons and Daughters
Pleasant Hill Church
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