Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-05

gelical church will serve dinner Tues.
day noon, Nov s. at the Haggin home,
corner Of Third avenue and Arson
street. Dinner % cents, children Is
cents. You are invited to come.
Miss Christina Thomson. of Hamp-
ton. who is student al GrinneN Col
leEe, arrived in the city this even
ing for an over-sunday visit as the
Of the latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Bates, all West State street.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. was entertained Friday afternoon
at the church by Mesdames L. Bash
| and G. g. Bassett. The afternoon was
spent In quilting and sewing rags for
rugs. and after the usual business ses-
sion the hostesses served refreshments.
George McKune, a resident Of Crys-
tai township, Tama county, is patient
at ST. Thomas hospital. where he was
brought after being stricken with ty-
phoid fever Mr.. McKune's condition
at present is quite satisfactory, and he
Is doing as we'll as could be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Haines left for
Waukon this morning to visit for sew
eral weeks with Mr.. Haines' brothers.
Messrs Joe and Will Haines. Mr.. and
Mrs Haines will stop in Mason City
over Sunday with their niece, Mrs w.
E. Sundell. and nephew, Mr.. Myron
Woodruff.
The c. w. B. NJ. Of the Central
Church Of Christ met at the church
Friday afternoon. and enjoyed a very
interesting meeting. The topic was
''Our Orphange Work." with Mrs. Daisy
Sweeney as leader. and a vocal num-
Der by Mrs. Lou Brown. accompanied
by Miss Winifred Rist, was enjoyed.
Thoma. Fuller. Of this city. who has
been playing professional baseball in
the northwest. returned to the city this
morning to remain probably during the
winter. Mr.. Fuller has been playing
with the Chehalis team Of the Wash
closed he has been In Chicago most Of
the time.
A banquet for the successful MEM
bership solicitors and the new MEM
bers Of the Methodist Sunday school.
was served Friday evening at the
church by DR.. H. A. Kinnan's class OF
girls. assisted by Mesdames E. b.
Zines, John Bristol A. K. Smith ana
Kinnan. The banquet was in two
courses. ana was served at o'clock.
Following 1t, supt. s. W. Rubee gave
% BRIEF talk on Sunday school work.
About eighty participated in the pleas
K ant affair.
FIFTY or moro young people OF tho
Congregational church enjoyed an ir-
formal social gathering in the church
basement Friday evening. An enter
tainmcnt committee had been ap-
pointed. consulting Of Misses Lucille
Willard and Maud Clark ana Messra.
Harry Jennings HollinSsworth and
Leon Brintnall. ana various games fur
nislied entertainment during the even
Ing. Light rsfreshmenta wore served
Those present were urged to b present
at = young peoples meeting at $3.50
o'clock. Sunday evening. and Il Is
hoped soon TO revive tho Christian En-
deavor Society.
Mrs. c. c. 81. Clair. Ao4 East Main
street. was hostess Friday afternoon at
delightful pro-nuptial affair for
Miss Edna Sears. who IL 60 DO married
ON Nov. as to Mr.. Robert Graham. Of
Conrad, Mont. The shower consisted
Of 4 handsome and most complete
work.basket for tho bride-te.be, being
htted up with needles. pins. thread.
and all other necessary sewing para
phernalia by the laAies after their ar
rival. The affair was a sew party. ana
at tho elese Of pleasant social after
noon = dainty lunch was en5ayed'
Misses Mafv Hail and Mabel French
assisted the hestess In serving, Tn'ri1
1--we friends at the guest OF honor
| mostly married women. were guests
Those praceAt from cut OF taWn were
Mrs. Bruce Neafatt, ~ 81, fANls Niss
Florence Lee, u New YeRk Citys end
1ssss Emily psskias, Of Chicago.