Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16


spent Friday in the city with her sister,
Mrs. E. L. stoltz. and was accom-
panied home in the evening by Mrs.
Stoltz, who will remain for an over
Sunday visit.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Friends church enjoyed pleasant
meeting Friday afternoon at the home
lof Mrs. j. NJ. Ferneau. 7O2 North
Fourth street. Light refreshments and
q social hour followed the routine bust
ness.
Mrs Charles Gustafson entertained
at her home, zoe West Linn street
com pany of ten friends at a pleasant
afternoon affair The guests from out
OF the city were Miss Kathryn Troes-
ter. Of Sidney. o. and Miss Aletta Seq
lam, OF Radcliffe.
Mesdames C. E. Beaman. Fired Lenta
and Ira McCool were hostesses Friday
afternoon at the Bearnan home. 81
West Church street, to the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Central Church OF
Christ A social time and the serving
Of lunch followed the routine business.
There was good attendance.
Mesdames w. r. and S. w. Rubee
were hostesses Friday afternoon at
the formers home. 514 North Center
street. at "rn cry go round" the
name for the various branch meetings
Of the Methodist Ladies' Aid Society.
About twenty five were present. each
paying a dime, and a social time and
light refreshments were enjoyed. Mrs.
H. Madsen assisted the hostesses in
serving.
ryf-~ E>1doro MOE the
city Friday while on his way to Gear
ing. where no will remain over Sunday
visiting at the home Of his son. Mr.. o.
j. King. DR.. King. who is IS years
old. has returned only recently from
three weeks visit to his boyhood homo
at Youngstown. o., and to points IN
Pennsylvania. He had not been to
Youngstown in sixty two years. After
visiting his son at Gearing DIR. King
will go to Nevada to visit another son.
]. A. King.
Mr.. S. J. Dunn. until recently Of
Richmond, Va, arrived in the city Fri
day evening, and is a guest at the home
of his wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
o. Michaels, where, Mrs. Dunn has
been visiting since coming from Rich
mond, with her mother, ten days ago.
Mr.. Dunn has disposed OF his interests
at Richmond, and may decide to en-
gage in business here. With Mrs. Dunn
he expects to remain in the city at
least during the winter.
Several from this city were attracted
to Liscomb Friday to attend the racing
matinee given by the business men Of
hscomb. Five events were run, and
some good sport was afforded. The
crowd. however, was not as large as
had been expected. C. w. Nelson's
PAGER, Gold Coin. got to acting badly
threw himself, and was taken out of
the race in which he was entered.
Frank Rickart's mare. Westwood, par
ticipated in the events. Mr.. Nelson
and Mr.. Rickart were in attendance at
the races, as We're also Messrs ]. N.
Baughman, E. j. Robb, and Samuel
Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Leise enter
tanned few girls and boys at an attic
party Friday evening complimentary to
Maude Wilson. Partners were secured
by means of pumpkins. after which all
went to the attic where three-course
o'clock supper was enjoyed. Misses
Mabel Salisbury and Grace Leise, and
Mrs. Wilson, assisted Mrs. Leise in
serving The evening was spent In the
attic, where various Halloween games
were enjoyed The decorations were
| in keeping, being Of jack olanterns
and autumn leaves. The guests were
;Maude Wilson. Lucille Rubee. Alice and
Ellen Ravens, Wayne Munson, Ken
meth Rubee. Ralph Good and Harold
Salisbury.
| Mrs. E. l.. Hawk and daughter Miss
Blanche, of Sacramento Cal, arrived
in the city Friday evening from At
lantic City N. j.. where they have been
| in attendance at the grand encamp-
| ment of the G. A. r. and the national
| convention of the w. r. c., and will
be guests over Sunday OF Mrs. Hawks
! sister, Mrs Naomi Gillings. and fam
! ily. Captain Hawk, who is an assem-
| blyman from his district in California,
| is department president Of the Cali
fornia G. A. R., and headed the Cali
fornia delegation to the national en-
! cam pment Mrs. Hawk was delegate
! from California to the w. r. G. con-
vention. Captain Hawk will reach the
| city Sunday morning. and Sunday night
will leave for Omaha, in company with
his wife and daughter.
The travel department of the wo-
mans Club held its first meeting OF
the season Friday afternoon with the
club president. Mrs. May F. Mont
eomery, no West Main street. An
exceptionally interesting program was
enjoyed Mrs. C.. J. Scheeler. as
tribute to the beautiful day and the
month, read a delightful little poem
entitled October Mrs. Susie L.
White, in an instructive paper. New
York to Naples" assisted the mem
| bers in getting started on their trip
Of a years study travel in Italy by
giving all the necessary Information
| in regard to transportation. Mrs. r.
e. Sears read q paper written by Miss
Edna Sears. On Naples. PompsM and
Sorrento" which was particularly
| pleasing, as many personal reanin-
isoenoes were given. together with
views Of many places visited. A social
half hour was enjoyed. during which
the hostess. assisted by Mrs. VIII Wal
lace, served light refreshments. Miss
Fannie Quaife and Mrs. L. H. Baldwin,
| the latter Of Hingham, VIA, were
] guests.