Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-28


cooked meal.
Holmes 4 Edwards s!lverware-ho
better made Guaranteed. Aliens
jewelry store.
The hats are large, medium or sme'i
both velvet and felt. Are shown at
Miss Middlekaufrs
Slaughter sale of high grade pianos
begins Monday morning. Eadie Music
Company. II South First street.
Don't be too late to see the children
at F'orneys hall Thursday evening
Grown peoples dance from 9 to IL.
Millinery is only matter of put
ting the right hat on the right head.
Call at Miss Middlekauff's and be
fitted.
The Ladies' Guild OF St. Paul's
church will hold an all-day sew with
Mrs. Susie White. 500 West Churca
street. Monday.
We doubt that any other place can
! show you as large selection OF solid
gold band rings as can We. Let us
convince you. Aliens jewelry store.
, will clean and press your suit, dress
short notice. Their work is guaranteed
| to give perfect satisfaction.
Mrs. w. L. Busby, of Quincy, ILL.,,
and mother, Mrs. Shook, of New Lon
don, arrived in the city this afternoon
for an indefinite visit at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Conway.
| Children's halloween party at For
ney's hall Thursday evening, Nov :.
| Sixty children in songs, dance and
| drill. Grown peoples dance from un-
| til 1e. Admission 10 cents, dance tick"
cts SO cents.
| Mrs. James Andrews was hostess
! Friday afternoon at her home. South
Ninth street, to the regular meeting of
i the Friends Ladies' Aid Society. Light
| refreshments were served during the
social hour.
The offering at the Odeon tonight
| will be Elinor Gyms great love trag-
/ edy, Three Weeks" play that has
been strongly talked about and is said
to be intensely interesting. Prices 2S.
S5. 50 and Is cents.
The City Pastors Association will
meet in room 20 of the Methodist
church Monday forenoon. DR.. Rosa
Liebig will give talk on morals, es-
pecially of the young people Of the
city, drawing from her experiences as
overseer Of the poor, and juvenile and
truant officer.
"Rosalind at Redgate," by the author
OF "The House of Thousand Candles,
will be the offering at the Odeon to-
morrow evening. The play Is drama y
tization of Meredith Nicholson's novel
OF the same title The new play Is like
las predecessor. 1t is brimful Of ac-
ton, from the first to the last, and
rich in humor and brilliant dialog.
The body Of William Robeson, the
Waterloo veteran who dropped dead
Thursday of heart disease. was sent tc
Fort Dodge for interment Friday. Tht
body was accompanied by Mr.. Robe
sons daughters, Mrs. C.. c. Cutler, 81
Waterloo, and Miss Ida Robson. the
latter a nurse in the soldiers home
hospital Mrs. Robeson's body is bur
led at Fort Dodge.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Contra
The Ladies Aid Society O
the Central Church Of Chris
was entertained at the church
Friday afternoon by Mesdames c. s
! Hutson, L. S. Gantz and J. McDermott
| One new member was taken in. Mrs
| Hattie Rist. The usual business wa!
transacted. and the hostesses served
light refreshments There was an at
tendance Of thirty.
Mrs. r. j. Miller. sos North Fourth
street. was hostess to a dozen lady
friends Friday afternoon at an in
formal sew party complimentary to
her guest Mrs. o. L. Chaffee. of WAY
erly. who returned home this morning
after visit Of several days here. The
Halloween season was suggested In
the decorations and the same Idea
prevailed in the delicious two-course
lunch which was served by the hos
tess, assisted by Miss Mary Paul.
| The Marshalltown Chapter D. a. r.
was entertained Friday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. David Lennon 30s
West Nevada street. The meeting was
recent D. A. r. conference at Des
| VI ONES, given ny lilS uCiCSsSSS' 'NAt .
H. II. Center and Miss Minnie Russell
Miss Amy Gilbert. OF state Center. who
was also delegate. was unable to be
present. The singing of the hymn,
| America" closed the program. which
was followed by social hour. The
hostess served light refreshments.
Guests Of the chapter were Mrs ,Kath-
crime Drake. of New York; Mrs. Par
don Head, Of Liscomb; Mrs, J. w.
Shea, Mrs. E. F. Parker, Mrs. E. e.
Carver. and Miss Nellie Aud.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Pound 6 North
Seventh street, were host and hostess
Friday evening to forty-five OF their
friends at . $50 O'Clock dinner, fol-
lowed by cards. The dinner was in
four courses, and the hostess was
assisted in the serving by Mesdames
F. g. Hynds. e. H. Keller. c. E.
True, and James Zus. Mrs. Hynds
also assisted at tho door. The
tables were prettily decorated with
white chrysanthemums. and flow
ers and vines were used turnout
all the rooms. carrying out . color
scheme Of green and white. The hours
following the dinner were spent In
playing Ave hundreds. the first prizes
soing to Mrs. r. g. Hynds and Mr.. AZ.
q. Mcfarland, and second honors to
Mrs. r. q. Pierce ana DR.. A. 6. Coma.
way. Miss Mauds Marshall, Of Du-
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