Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-12

to individual lime or vice versa, be
sure and make arrangements promptly
that you may be correctly listed In the
new book.
The funeral Of Cyrus b. Quintard
will be held Sunday. Short services will
be held at the residence. 900 North
Fourth avenue, At 1913. Rev. S. E. Ell
lie officiating. Tho body will leave for
Toledo at O'clock. where the funeral
will be held at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Burial will bs In Toledo
The Anniversary Club met with Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Williams Friday ever,-
ing. The anhusements OF the evening
were in the nature Of field meet and
most delightful time was enjoyed. A
delicious buffet lunch was served.
Misses Della Rhodes, Nardia Pickett
and Florence Lee assisted the hostess.
Complimentary to her sister. Mrs.
Robert Martin. OF Apple River, ILL.,, and
Miss Florence Lee. Of New York City.
Mrs. w. A. eAndpe entertained the
Saturday Afternoon Whist Club Nom.
bers and q number Of other guests at
luncheon ana cards today. The lunch
con was served at o'clock. Aias Hssel
Sandoe assisting the hostess. Tho sf-
ternoon was enjoyed with bridge whist.
Mesdamee n. n. Wilson, F. A.
Smith and Mrs. Fred Galloway were
hostesses Friday afternoon at the VIII
son home, 5l2 North Center street. to
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Central
Church Of Christ. A BRIEF business
session was held. ana after spending
some time In tying comforters. hight
refreshments were enjoyed. Maud viii.
son and HERNIA Galloway assisted the
hostesses In serving. One new mem
Der, Mrs. r. e. Lockard, was taken in.
Guests were Mrs. A. 8. Steward. Of
Chicago; Mesdames Roy Thompson.
Clay. Belle Daily and Smith. the latter
from the soldiers home.
Rev. E. Howard Brown. the new pas
tor of the Friends church. and wife,
were pleasantly surprised Friday even
ing at their home. corner of Church
and Twelfth streets, by nearly sixty OF
the members Of the church and congre-
CATION. The affair was in tho nature
Of donation party. and Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown were showefed with
great variety and quantity Of edibles.
The entertainment committee appoint
ed had planned various guessing con-
tests, and other amusements, and a de-
lightful social time was enjoyed. Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown both made nice
talks expressing their appreciation.
Tho the book from which 1t is taken
IL not less than forty years old. the
"St. Elmo" which il to be presented at
the new Odeon Sunday evening, Is new
with the present theatrical season. 30
remarkable was the furore created by
"a ~ n f.,
tention of fiction lovers and 80 lasting
hos been its popularity. 1t is not to be
wondered ct that widespread success
10 predicted for the play. 1t makes =
capital stage story. st. Elmo. 1t will
be remembered, thought his first love
was lasting one. Disappointed In It,
hs entered upon Q Wild career and be-
came Z wretched cynic. Then he met
"the one girl" She was simple coun-
try maiden, whose purity Of character
shamed him into repentance and re-
assertion Of his nobler self. It's play
Of thrills ana heart interest and has q
lofty tone that makes IT'S own appeal
Prices 26. IS, SO and Is cents.
Miss Lucille Willard was hostess at
q delightful and unique affair Friday
morning. complimentary TO Miss Ruth
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more intimate young lady friends OF
Miss Baloh, who are to take part In the
latters wedding, next Thursday. They
were invited for Q 10 O'Clock breakfast.
ana requested to appear in such COS
tune - they would expect the BRIDE
elect to appear ct her own breakfast
table. The various resulting modes OF
attire afforded much merriment. It
was q Dutch breakfast turnout. A
Dutch embroidered csnterpiece. on
which was . candelabra holding the
candles, decorated the table. and the
dishes used were all Of the Dutch blue
design. The place cards were blue
with Dutch Girl design. and the four.
course menu was In keeping with the
general idea. The serving was done by
Masses Hazel Willard and Mary Packer
Each guest took receipt. and these
wefe put into card catalog arrange
ment and given 20 the guest OF honor.
The ensuing hours Of kAs morning we're
spent In sewing Miss Swan 0tSyhsr.
OF Duluth. Mimi. was the only out-os.
town guest.