Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-01

"a memDer, surprised ner at ner nome
at the Country Club. taking with them
- delicious dinner, which was enjoyed
at noon. The day was spent socially.
and Mrs. Shoffield was given q pretty
rug and china salad dish, the presenta-
5tion speech. In the form Of an original
poem. being made by Mrs. C. H. Morris.
Mrs. b: G. Fails. OF st. Louis. spent
Friday in the city. coming from Os-
fkaloosa where. on Wednesday. she
was present at the marriage of Miss
ssA1aEtha Clayton and Mr.. Charles 3.
Hun. UlSs. FaiifsS was acconpafi4ed
north by Mr. Falls in the latter's bus
iness car. and Mrs. Falls sister, Mrs.
Nv. W. Ward, of this city, accompanied
Mr. FAHisf home from Oskaloosa- Mrs.
Falls left for St Louis Friday even
1ng7E Mrs Ward will be with her sister
Tor a few weeks visit.
Chief Engineer R. G. Kenly. and SUI
perintendent H. G. Kruse, OF the
iowa Central, arrived in the city Friday
smorning to spend the day here on COM
pany business and to see General
.Roadmaster M. H. Shelley, who left
the service Of the company Friday. MI.
and Mrs. Shelley and family will leave
the city very soon for Edmonton, Can
ada, near where they will live on a
. 6arm. Official bulletins, announcing
the appointment. Of J. G. Pratt. to sue
coed Mr. Shelley were received here
Friday.
Part Of the pupils of Miss Mabel
French appeared In = pleasing recital
at the French home, 312 East Church
street Friday afternoon, with their
mothers as guests. Those taking part
Z in the program were Catherine and
Elizabeth Stevens. George Echternacht,
Boris and Geraldine Smith, Bernice
and Mildren Arney. Lois Betz, Dorothy
Balch. Dorothy Shove. Marjorie New
conner. and Elizabeth Betz, the latter
OF whom assisted. with her violin.
Light refreshments were served fol-
lowing the program.
Tho missionary society of the First
United Evangelical church met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. e. B. Pardee 904
Jackson street. and following the regu-
lar. meeting Mrs. w. NJ. Force. presi-
dent Of the society," resigned the office,
- well as the superintendency Of the
nftssion band and cradle roll Mrs D.
P.iPowers was elected president Of the
Goc3ety, Mrs Pardee superintendent of
the mission band, and Mrs. John Foulk
superintendent of the cradle roll In
! honor Of Mrs. Force and Mrs F. J.
Young, who met with the society for
the last time before leaving the city
Mrs. Pardee served dainty refresh-
ntS1ts.
Complimentary to Misses Ethel
L Hamilton and Helen Johnston, Of Des
nloines. Mr.. Benton Davis and Mrs.
BF. Cummings entertained about a St:ii;;5S-
~ ladies ct q five hundred party and
& kensington, ct the formers home, 201
North Third avenue, Friday afternoon.
T1pe hundred was the afternoons
/ amusement, the prize going to Mrs. 8.
R.Feinberg. and the consolation to Mrs.
3 &C. ELL, OF Niles, Mich. A o'clock
tel In two courses was enjoyed. and the
alo1teases were assisted in serving by
Mrs. J. A. Martin and Miss Mary Cum
mfnes. Daffodils decorated the tables,
/ Ana yellow and white also prevailed in
tho menu.
Master Carl Billman. rs North First
street, who was II years old Friday,
4 entertained . number Of his little
\ friends ct . birthday party from ; 20
Sosclock. Friday afternoon. His mother,
akfp. Caroline Billnan, served lunch
,aApnt o'clock. assisted by Ruth and
Clara Dieterich- Master Carl Il to
- elve . pony from his mother a. .
h11tAday 9ift oussts present wsrs;
.to4Ael waisnnan. Bethel Carl. Mary
4 e4inary, Nary oberly. Lenora and
sA4ne wetxstein. Wilma and Adeline
ss1Eich. Chester clarks. carl Mayer.
"A e,tsss sit.asss, H:is:y sn 9.las,
ee1tt1ne aud Gus Weber. Master Carts
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