Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-27
Giraes'RepubQt1n
THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR. Mighell. surgeon and physician
| See those new spring suits at NJ f
| Andrews
Songs from the Hearts of Women
| at Liebigs.
Band fair, Finkle's hall, Feb. "a t.
| March 3rd
Metal Baking Boards-the cleanest
yet. See Schmidt.
Musical Pastels," with illustrations
from rare prints at Liebig's.
Mr.. Jack Lander went to Chicago
Monday night for a stay of a month
with friends.
The Court of Honor Circle will meet
| tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Nels
Rasmussen, 500 North Third avenue.
Our offer of 80 cents per year on the
Designer closes Wednesday. After this
| date it will be so cents per year. NJ. F.
Andrews.
The Entire Nous Club held its regu-
lar meeting Monday afternoon at the
! home of Mrs. Jennie Williams, with fiji
teen members present. The reading of
Shakespeares "Othello" was COM
menced.
Miss Pearl Swailes, of Spirit Lake
who has been the guest of Miss Flor
ence Hopkins for the past two weeks,
left this morning for Cedar Rapids to
study vocal music under special
teacher there
Delicious Wild Rose Coffee will be
served at the supper tomorrow even
ing at Reynolds & Sheldon's old stand
Sc West Main street. If your dealer
hasn't got it, phone to use and we will
arrange for your grocer to supply you
Let's. Fletcher Co.
Miss Hazel Collins entertained about
twenty of her girl and boy friends Sat
urday evening al the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. T. ]. Gavagan, 113 North Cen
ter street. The hours were enjoyably
spent with music and games, after
which Mrs. Gavagan served luncheon.
assisted by Miss Pearl Roundy.
Manager RuSby has arranged a re
turn enga cement of The Seward Show
at the Odeon Thursday. Friday ana
Saturday evenings of this week. They
will present three new plays, with
specialties between the acts. A lady
will be admitted free under usual con-
ditions on Thursday evening.
The Fred Seward show will open a
three nights engagement at the Odeon
on Thursday evening, March 1. This
is the same company that appeared at
the Odeon last Sunday. Three new
plays will be presented with all new
specialties between the acts. Thursday
will be ladies' night and lady will be
admitted free under usual conditions.
Miss katherine Murphy, of the Click
school, was hostess to a few friends
at five hundred Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Eason,
Z North Fifth street. The honors fell
to Mr.. j. E. Mcdonald and DR.. ID. A.
Collision. A three course luncheon was
served following the games. Miss Mar
tina Nelson presiding over the chatting
dish.
The Blashfield painting, in the state
capitol, over which there has been so
much criticism. both favorable and
otherwise is made the subject of inter
views among legislators by the Des
Moines Mail and Times. Representa-
tive 3. F. Cummings is quoted as to his
views as follows: The Blashfield
painting grows on me every time
see it. l am not competent to criticise
such a work and view 1t only with the
eyes of one who loves the beautiful. I
find no fault with the perspective, coll
oring. proportions. positions or con-
ception. If the artist could paint an
other picture embodying all the criti-
cisms made upon this one there would
be none so poor to do him reverence.
incidentally I would cheerfully carry
water for the oxen if could go along"
The regular meeting of the MARSHALL
town Women's Club will be held
Wednesday afternoon in the club rooms
at 2:30 o'clock. 1t will be under the
auspices of the mothers child study
department. of which Mrs. S. p. Knise-
ly is chairman. and each member is
to bring guest. The fol-
lowing program will be given: Piano
duet Spinning Song" from the Fly
ing Dutchman." by Mrs. Waldo and
Mr.. Ralph Hix; paper. when Shall
Training Begin?" by Mrs. Fl. A. Kim
nan; paper "Our Boys and Girls" by
Mrs G. H. E. Boardman; piano solo.
waltz in A Flat" (Chopin), by Mrs.
D. w Norris, Jr.: paper, Adolescence.
by Mrs. David Lennox, and piano duet.
"Impromptu. Opus No 90 (SchuberD,
by Misses Frances Morley and Fannie
Lennox
Mr.. c. H. Hull will go to Chicago
tonight to accompany home tomorrow
evening, Mrs. Hull, who has been at
st. Luke's hospital for the past three
weeks, undergoing treatment for her
eyes Mrs Hull has been threatened
with blindness, and at the time she
hope by the doctors of affecting cure.
Now it is felt that there is more
hope, and the hospital authorities have
to permit the patient to re-
turn home and undergo course of
treatment here. In a few weeks time
she will return to Chicago, that the
of the case may be noted.
Mrs. Hull's friends among the Entire
Nous Club, thinking she might enjoy
some posies While at the hospital, or
dered three dozen, pink and white car
nations sent her from local green
house. Another shipment. on the same
day. was large order for the Robin
SON Lister wedding. a. Conrad, COM
prising $12 worth of roses. lilies and
other choice varieties. The office boy
charged with the duty of expressing
the consignments got the tags mixed.
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