Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-15

Nellie Smith was too cute for anything
in her baby cap of white. One of the
| over-grown girls. upon being asked by
a companion why she didn't have her
hair cut, replied that mas gon' to
'soon's l start to school, Like the race
| for the recordership will be, others also
ran.
| The children who were invited to en-
JOY the evening with Zadie and Carrie
We're Martha Nelson. Ella Olson. Ethel
IMeigs, Ginevra PIERCE. Oracle Farrand,
Florence Mathers, Carrie Durrant, Nell
lie Penbeaon. Ina Goodale, Oracle
Baker, Dora Smith, Louise Miller,
Besse Beaver, Alma White. Flora
Rothschild, Lottie Kelly, Emma Cur
tbs, Orpha Stephens. Edith Waterman
Nellie Smith, Jessie Liston, Eta Lam
gan Lydia Keep, Pearl Black. Bessie
knight, Alta Bentley, Carrie Anderson
Eva Wildrnan and Mary Hostettler
Mrs Helen Clark was hostess Friday
evening at a Valentine party for her
Sunday school class. Questions given
out previously, to be answered by the
members of the class told of why 81,
Valentines day was celebrated and
other features of the day when the
birds are supposed to begin their mat
ing. On account of Washington's birth
day being so near at hand, matters
that anniversary We're
talked of. Mrs. Clark. who is firm
believer In the principles of Audubon
gave the boys a talk on the protection
of birds, after which games were en-
bers of the class are Fred Verens,
Ralph Beclkwith. Walter Noyes. Roy
Rogers, Ray and Allen Frazer, Frank
christianson, Robert Hanson. Grant
Murvin, Harry Jorgenson and John
Knightinger.
Miss Luella Wedgewood entertained
Il party of friends at a valentine party
at her home on North Third street, and
during the evening games appropriate
to the occasion were played. Those par
;icipating were Misses Daisy Menden-
hall. Maggie Moler, Clara Erickson.
Julia Moon. Ella Swanson, Nellie Arne
son, Emma Arneson and Pearl Walkup;
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cal Ansgood; Messrs. Enoch and
Fred Glasco, Charles Patton, Guy Doty.
Carl Switzer, Henry Moler Harry
Mead and George and James Reisnger.
Miss Nettie Friedman, at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Fried
man, on North Third street, was host
ess to a number of her school friends
and playmates. Dancing and music
We're enjoyed and refreshments We're
served by Miss Ida Friedman, assisted
by Miss Ida Solomon. The guests
present We're Charlotte Click, Flossie
and Ethel Ward, Hazel McCord, Alta
Lundy, Neva Tallett. Della Hughes,
Frank Hull. Carl Click, Edward Welles,
Lewis Arnold, Robert Bishop, Ben Solo
mon Roy McCord and Merle Saint.
The pupils of the, eighth grade of the
Second ward arranged an enjoyable
surprise on one of their number, Miss
Elsie Welker, at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alya H. Welker, on
North Third street. Most of the pupils
of the room were present. Supper was
served. Those present were Clara
Edgington. Allie Tinker. Amy Wells,
Ruth Balch. Ora Kennedy, Myra Har.
: -, AhoA ASi hosSiips Hioiei SIuetdI-
son, Mabel Maulsby, Archie Maulsby,
Ernest Johnson. Walter Hall. Herbert
Sloan, Otto Schmidt, Nelson Irwin
Harry Rails. Robert Kilborn, Russell
Smith and Willie Crary.
Miss Inez Darner entertained twenty
of her school friends at Valentine
party at her home S12 West Linn
street, a Valentine box being one of
the most amusing features of the eve
ming. A three course luncheon was
served by Mrs. Darner, with red car
nations as favors.
Those invited were: Misses Ethel
niger, Fern Wood, Leonore Albert,
Hazel Dinges, Sara Chamberlain.
Edna Blake, Amy WATSON, Lola Scott
and Jenny Kollin; Masters, James
Dickey, Charles Miller. Ben Thomp-
son, Eddy Carlson Earl Tingley, Rus
sell Long, Tom Adams, Gilbert Butter
field and Harry Pemberton.
A bob ride was enjoyed by Messrs |
and Mesdames c. r. Brown, w. C |
Rodgers +. G. Pierce, F. p. Lierle and !
r. 8. Hynds, Miss Lou Vogel and Mr.
VIII Arson, Friday night. the party
to the Jacob Brandt home, four
miles south of the city. where an oy-
ster supper was partaken of.
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