Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
Sixty-Five Well-Known Young
Women of the City Will
Act as Conductors
FEATURES FOR THE DAY
Ball Games and Athletic Program, viii
Start the Day at Cottage Grove
Park, Followed by Chidren's Pro-
aram-Two Band Concerts, After
noon and Evening-The Conductors.

tomorrow, immense crowds will be
taken to Cottage Grove Park on the
cars of the Marshalltown Light, Power
and Railway company, which has do
mated the use of its equipment to the
association for the day. Every penny
collected in fares will be given to the
association, to be applied towards its
building fund. Young ladies of the
city will act as conductors from s
O'Clock in the morning until 1880 p.
M, and after that hour business and
professional men will see that no
'sdeadheads' are carried. The interest
that was manifested in trolley day last
year has stimulated desire for
repetition OF the feature, and Superin-
tendent Hovey gladly set aside one day
on which the proceeds of the cars
might be given to the association.
Az stated before in these columns
carriages can not enter the Home
grounds tomorrow unless toll is paid.
Representatives of the association will
be at both entrances to the grounds,
and adults VIII be compelled TO pay
per capita tax OF 10 cents. Children
will be charged 5 cents. The assoc
ciation,swiH furnish conveyances from
the cars to the park. for those who do
not care to walk, at cents ride.
The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
viii serve lunches and refreshments OH
the park grounds from early morning
until late at night, or turnout the en-
been arranged for the different hours
during the day. with features provided
that will appeal to all ages. The ath-
letic program will be held beginning at
8 o'clock, from In front of the. main
building at the Home. A base ball
game between mines of the Baptist and
Presbyterian Sunday schools is sched-
uied as opening event, and the winner
of this game will meet a nine from the
Episcopal school. The members of the
nine finally winning. will each be pre-
scented with base ball mitt. AT 10
o'clock, at the park. other sports have
been provided. They include half
mile relay race, for four-boy teams
from the Methodist and Christian
Sunday schools. A clothespin race for
girls. teams of ten or a dozen members
each, from the Friends and Congrega-
tional schools, will come next, to be
followed by other contests. including
a tug Of war, Indian wrestling matches
q tub race. whistling and potato races
:. A. Cattell is chairman Of the morn
ing program, and he will be assisted In
pulling off the track and field events by
Principal j. ]. Louis, of the high
The Chiidren's Program.
At IL o'clock at the park, short
children's program will be given. The
following numbers Will constitute the
program:
Recitation--Ione Burroughs.
Eong-Merle Mavity.
Recitation--Velma Rupert.
Song--Carl Painter.
Duet-Marjorie and Madge New
conner.
Song-Mary Lyon.
Song-Freda Kallenberg.
The Afternoon Program.
At o'clock a musical and literary
program will be given at the park.
Mrs. Merritt Greene is chairman OF the
committee arranging this feature and
in moving picture illustrations OF fam
Gus books, one OF the numbers on the
program, will be assisted by several
we'll known club women. The program
will open with solo by Mrs. Howard
b. Wilbur, and will be followed by a
piano solo by Frances Morley. Miss
Bessie Speers will give reading, as
will also Mr.. Merritt Greene, Jr.
Associated with Mrs. Greene. in the
moving picture illustrations, are Mrs.
r. E. Sears. Mrs. Jennie Williams,
Mrs. A. G. Click, Mrs. s. p. Knisely,
Mrs. George L. Andrews. Mrs. f. @.
pierce, Mrs. Henry Stone, Mrs Will
Wallace, Mrs. g. w. McNeely, Mrs. E.
III. Keller, Mrs. H. w. Shove, Mrs.
William Sandoe, Mrs. May +. Mont
gomery, Mrs. James Cammack, Mrs.
W. E. Smelling and Mrs f. S. Hynds.
At 4 o'clock the Soldiers Home
band will give a concert, which will
either be interspersed with or followed
by a vocal number by Miss Harriet
Carton. of New York; and readings by
Misses Mary Gilchrist and Peryle Har-
rts.
The Evening Concert.
In the evening, beginning at o.
clock, at the park. the Fifty-third in
fantry band will give concert, which
will be followed by male quartet music
by Messrs. w. III. and p. f. Arney, f..
d. Dennis and f. Aubrey Smith. a
reading by Mr.. John Reynolds, will
conclude the evening program.
Personnel of Conductors.
The conductors for trolley day have
been selected by committee of which
Mrs. E. Lee is chairman. Assisting
her in making the selections are Mrs
b. A. Morgan, Mrs. II. b. Garvin, Mrs
James S. Haskell, Miss Luella Men
denhall, Mrs. Charles Wassmer and
Mrs. William A. Sandoe. The groups
OF young women for the different hours
of the day are as follows:
to 10 o'clock-Della WINERY, Car
olyn Anderson, Lyra and Jane Bene-
dict. Grace Swfngley, Carolyn Bowman,
Allie Tinker. Sophia and Bertha John
son and Bessie Speers.
10 to II o'clock--Ruth Loree, Hazel
Sandoe, Lora Carney, Emma Wood
bury, Erma Wallace, Agnes Burroughs
Edna Perry. Carolyn Beeson Ruth
Binford and Helen Abbott.
IL to Q o'clock-Blanche Handy. Lii
lie Johnson, Justine Jones. Jessie
Decker, Lille Fisher. Anna Bridge. Jes-
sic Pentland, Sadie Jones. Edith Robin
son and Maude Salisbury.
Z to- o'clock adatena Nelson, Isa-