Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-26

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The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con
gregational church will serve a, Hal
! loWe'en supper at the church Tues
day evening, Oct 20, at $3.50. Tickets
IS cents.
Great Meeting for boys Is to 20 at
| Railroad Y. NJ C. A. Sunday at $3.50
| D. m. Mr.. r. A. Waite Of New York
city, the athletic evangelist will be
| the speaker. Music by the Y. M. G. A.
orchestra of eleven pieces.
| A very pleasant meeting of the Con-
gregational Ladies' Aid society was
held Thursday afternoon at the H. An
son home, 2O6 West Church street. the
hostesses with Mrs. Arson being Mrs.
L. S. Kilborn and Mrs. Culley.
Among the names of those appear
ing on the program for the meeting of
the Tenth district Women's clubs at
Ames Thursday and Friday of next
week. is that of Mrs. II. j. Howe, of
this city, who will speak Thursday on
Possibilities in Library Work"
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was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. /. L. Cady The regular study
was resumed, at the conclusion of
which the hostess served refreshments.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
A. B. Conway.
The Cornell College foot ball team
was in the city this morning for 4
short time on it's way to Ames, where
it plays the Iowa State College team
this afternoon. The East Waterloo
high school eleven was also in the
city this morning on it's way to Grin
nell where it plays the Grinnell high
school team this afternoon.
Railroad Commissioner n. s. Ket-
chum arrived home this morning from
his eastern trip, after an absence of
two weeks. He was in attendance at
the national railway commissioners
conference at Washington, D. c. Mr..
Ketchum visited his old home at Hac-
in New York City.
The members of the E. o. T. club
and their husbands, carried out a
pleasant surprise Friday evening on
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt East, 109 North
Third avenue, who leave in about
week for Texas. An unexpected feat
ure of the evening was the fire, which
all attended A Jolly time, including
candy pull, was enjoyed at the
house.
Those who have enjoyed "Uncle
Josh Spruceby' in times past will not
need any urging, and to those who
have never enjoyed that pleasure, we
can say, look in on "Uncle Josh
Spruceby" and you will know that
you have put in pleasant evening
and only regret that the time passed
so quickly. At the Odeon Sunday night.
Prices Is, 25. IS and so cents.
Eighteen members of the Court Of
Honor circle were entertained at Fair
view. the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peterson. two miles
southeast of the city. The ladies were
taken to the Peterson home in a hay
rack and brought back in the evening.
Dinner was served at noon and during
the afternoon the hours We're enjoyed
socially. During the business session
the circle presented Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
served at o'clock and a delightful
time was enjoyed by all.
An organization of ladies to be
known as the Fortnightly club formed
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Orlando Baxter, where they met for
the first time. When the club gets
we'll started the ladies will meet
every TWO weeks Oh Thursday after
Moons TO play bridge whist, and In the
alternate weeks. on "Wednesday even
ings, tie ladies will entertain their
husbands al $50 O'Clock dinners fol.
lowed by cards. The first of the lat.
ter meetings will be held next Thurs
day instead of Wednesday evening.
al tho home OF Dr.. and Mrs. W. +.
David.