Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-15

| Latechka accompanied her and re-
maired over Sunday
Superintendent A. Palmer. of the
city'S schools, was in Reinbeck Friday
nigh, where he was one of the thrae
judges of the annual oratorical contest
of the high schools of northeastern
Iowa.
Mesdames Will and Frank Clemens
and Jesse Williams We're hostesses Fri
day afternoon at the Will Clemens
home, 102 East Main street. to {, very
pleasant meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Baptist church.
The condition of Charles Nichols. s)n
of Warren Nichols, of Minerva, gives
no encouragement, and unless Il sud
den and marked change comes for the
better. it is hardly expected that the
young man can survive more than a
few days.
Der Deutsche Undertakings Kreis
was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. a. l.. Stern, 1913 North First
street The afternoon was enjoyed in
the usual way. Guests of the llres
were Mrs. David Baum, Of Norfolk.
Neb., Mrs. w. L. Busby. of Quincy. Ill.,
Mrs. S. r. F'cinberg and Mrs. Ella Nc
KIM.
Mrs. j. c. Irwin. Mrs. l.. S. CAN'T.
and Mrs. Kunkle entertained the La
dies Aid Society of the Central Church
of Christ at the Irwin home. los South
Third street, Friday afternoon A large
attendance was present. The pastor.
Rev. c. H. Morris. presented to
the ladies. for inspection, the plans for
the new church They met with gem
eraI approval.
Mr. ]. o. Adams and his sister. Mrs.
d. A. Williams, the latter of Albion,
left Saturday for Sac City. called
by the very critical illness of their
brother. o. r. Adams, and to attend
the funeral of their niece. Blanche. N"
eldest daughter of Mr.. Adams, which
was conducted Sunday. o. r. Adams
is hopelessly i'll, and his death is eX
pected at any time.
At the regular meeting of the Mems
League of the Central Church of Christ
Friday night, thirteen new. members
We're added to the organization and the
date of future meetings changed to-
the first and fourth Wednesdays of
each month, instead of the first and
fourth Fridays. as heretofore. The mat
ter of application blanks for the EN-
ployment bureau was referred to COM
mittee and early adjournment was TAX
en-.
Mr.. b. II. Blanchard entertained at
hi do ctr ENri.
day evening, eight of his friends at
five hundred. The affair was the sec
oni of the week. and the prizes in the
playing We're awarded to those making
the highest scores during the two
nights. The honors fell to Miss Kate
Balch and Mr.. w. j. Fowler. Miss
Josephine Gabelman and Mr.. Cutler
Abbott received the consolation. A
three course luncheon was served by
the host.
The entertainment committee of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Friends
church entertained the rest of the So
ciety and other friends, to the num-
Der of thirty, at the j. C. Hollingsworth
home, 203 North Second avenue, Fri
day evening. Games and music We're
lIlc pIlIcS III d guessing So'A-
test and peanut hunt We're awarded to
Orville Lands and Mrs. Jesse Painter,
Miss Hulsey gave some
readings, and there were several piano
solos. A dainty lunch was served by
the committee, composed of Mrs. Elos
Dicks and Mrs. George Pitcher, assist
ed by Mrs. Hollingsworth.
Mrs. Delos A. Wilbur, sos North
Center street, delightfully."- entertained
a company of sixty lady friends at
9:3O o'clock breakfast
Friday, complimentary to her guest
Mrs. Eva Holienbeck, of Boone. SmilaN
roses and daffodils formed a dainty
color scheme of yellow and green and
The place cards were of nasturtiums
and spring flowers. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. w. II. Innes, |
Mrs. Joseph Whitacre. Mrs. c. A. Fad
e, Mrs. Howard Wilbur and Mrs.
James Tug. Following the breakfast
.eadings by Margaret Frazer, and vocal |
solos by Miss Hazel Sandoe We're EN-
oyed In guessing game Mrs. w.
H. Gilbert Won the prize.