Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-18
Attractions For Crowds Which
Visit Soldiers Home Grounds
Have Been Arranged
WILL GIVE THREE PROGRAMS
Morning Program Will be Of Water
Sports and chIdren's Musical and
Literary Observation-Disclosures and
Music for the Afternoon-Water
Sport. and Band Concert for the
Evening.

Everything is now in readiness for
the annual V NJ c. A. trolley day to-
morrow, when every fare paid. for a
ride on the street cars of the city will
go into the associations funds. Secre-
tary Fellingham this morning complet-
ed the arrangements for the various
programs of the day which will be Civ
en- at the Soldiers Home. In the morn
ing a program of water sports ana
musical and literary numbers by the
children will be given at Cottage Grove
park The afternoon will be given over
to addresses and music, and In the ev-
ening some OF the water sports Will be
repeated, and the Marshalltown Band
will give concert.
The same rule will apply tomorrow
as was enforced last year. no teams,
other than those belonging on the Sol
diers' Home grounds, will be admitted
at the gate free OF charge. Those
wishing to drive In will be charged ten
cents for each occupant Of the vehicle.
From $3.50 o'clock to 5: 80 o'clock in the
afternoon, and after o'clock in the ev-
at the gate, and those who wish to ride
cents.
Morning Program.
The morning program of water
sports and races. by the intermediates
and Juniors of the Y. M. G. A. will be
in charge of Physical Director =. g..
Schroeder. The events, which will be
pulled off In the river near the boat
landing will consist of a twenty-five
yard swimming race, running high
dive, tub race, under water swim, boat
race with single oar, leap frog into the
water, fancy swimming and diving,
duel in boats with lances, life saving
practice and boat race with three oars.
After these sports the following pro-
gram. arranged by Mrs. j. HI. Eyer
mayer, will be given at IL o'clock from
the pavilion in the park:
Solo, Little Tin Soldier"-Bessie
Conkling.
Trio, "That Sweet Story Of Old" -
Madge and Marjory Newcomer and
Naomi Alderman.
Duet, Does This Train Go to Heav-
en?"-Merle and Hazel Maverty.
Piano Solo-Marion Morrissey.
Recitation, "A Mother Goose Story
Ruth Fellingham.
Recitation, Remember Boys Make
Men"-Helen Jarvis.
Recitation, "Marshalltown's Y. M. G.
A."-Robert Moscrip.
Selections-Cresc Mandolin club.
Af%annoon 0Eonrano
The afternoon program, which will
also be given from the pavilion, is a
most excellent one, and contains some
excellent numbers. Miss Francis Nor
ley will play, Mrs. George w. McGill
and Miss Grac, Xix will sing, and by
request Miss Ethel Elliott will re-
peat 1.-THE Worker in Stone" by Gill
bert Parker, which she gave at the
last performance Of "a Swell Affair
In addition to the address to be given
by Rev. O. II. L. Mason, of Boone
Misses Bessie Harris, OF Indiana, and
Flora Paddock, Of Grundy Center, will
give short talks on the work OF the
Young women's Christian Association
Miss Harris is state secretary of the
Y. w. G. A. of Indiana, and Miss Pad
dock Is doing similar work in Iowa
Mr.. Ralph Hix will be the accompan-
list.
Evening Program.
In the evening some of the best OF
&ho o,,an%o NJ tho morning water SpOrts