Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-27

Rev. p. j. Carroll, of Tama, spent
Wednesday night in the city with Rev.
J. ]. Fitzpatrick.
Curiosity ii nothing else would
prompt one to 80 see Three Weeks.
which is billed for a matinee and night
at the Odeon tomorrow.
For the first time in this city that
great talked about play. Three
Weeks" will be seen at the Odeon
Saturday matinee and night. Special
matinee, 25 cents.
| When you get tired OF making the
| same kinds Of cakes and cookies and
J want a change and still want some-
thing nice. drop into Struts cafe and
look over the large assortment OF tine
bakery goods that he makes.
The paintings Of Sig. Raffaelle Mon
! talboddi, which have been on exhibit
ton in the window of the Benedict Il
Brintnall store. were moved Thursday
10 the public library auditorium. where
they will be on display until Saturday
night.
! Mrs. John Humphrey was hostess
! " ednesday afternoon at her home, IL
| south Second avenue, to the regular
meeting OF the Archers. a very
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
witt, good attendance present. After
the business session the hostess served
: delicious refreshments, assisted by
/ Mrs. Bates.
I Bailey T. VOORHEES,, of this city. who
is at Rochester. MINI, hospital re-
covering from an operation performed
/ II. that city few weeks ago. will go
10 Albert Lea Saturday He will re-
main there at the home OF his brother.
". II. Voorhies. Until he is strong
enough to return home. Mr. VOORHEES,
is improving slowly but steadily.
The Homestead Thimble Bee Circle
twas entertained Wednesday afternoon
! by Mrs. w. o. Butler. 2o9 North Sew
enth street. The afternoon was spent
l., sewing. ard the hostess served re-
i-esarlents. assisted by Mrs Fred
Schoenhut. The latter and Mrs. John
Corrick were guests OF the circle. Thir-
teen mem hers We're in attendance.
Our business increases and ne are
! ,?us,iing 10 meet the demand FOR our
milk and cream, which has the repu-
tation of being the best obtainable. To
/ give the best service We have added
another wagon and YOU may haze Your
order before noon. if you buy Of the
Gem City dairy. Our wagons go any
There north of railroads. Milk cents
per quart. cream 20 cents per pint.
CITY station 400 South Fourth street.
Phone 154 H. L. Carey. manager.
In honor of the Sth birthday anniver-
sary of Annie Stewart Setchuu. little
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs z. s. ket-
chum. a Hallowe en- party was held
Thursday IN the Kindergarten room
% the Abbott school, taught by Miss
Alice Baird. TIE usual kindergarten
games We're PLAYED. after which Mrs
Hetchunl. assisted BY Miss Ella Car
Yin. Mary Helen Ketchun,. and Corinne
Whitney. served refreshments OF
Halloween nature u the kindergarten
children and their teacher
\ prayer service for Mrs Sarah
Tucker. was held q. The home. SOC
West Boone street at 8 o'clock this
morning. conducted 10y the Baptist Hill
Bible Class The body was taken to
Albion. where funeral services were
held at the Presbyterian church a,
1920 O'Clock. Rev. James Rayburn Of
floating The church choir furnished
the music and there were several floral
offerings including pieces from ne
pa orist Hill Bible Glass and the en-
moves Of the Western Grocer Com
, pany mills. The pail bearers at the
service at Albion were Messrs. ". K
Moninger. Harold Maninger. E. 5
Grouse, W II .Arney, William Ander-
son. and ". c. VanHorn. 1ntermsn'
was In the Albion cemetery.
J, Mrs. ]. T. Pound. 6 North Sevent.
street. was hostess TO about fifty o
her friends Thursday afternoon at
o'clock luncheon. followed by ken
sineton. The luncheon was served il
roi,r courses. and the hostess was as
! sisted BIZ Mesdsmes F. s. Hynds, Jane
Zug c. e True. and Z. II. Keller. Mrs
Keller also assisted as parlor hostess
Green and white prevailed in the dec
, orations which, on the tables and thru
!, OUT the various rooms. consisted o
white c!lrysanthemums and vines. AL
. jenioyable feature Of the afternoon wa
, an informal program of vocal number:
, given By Miss Lissette Goldsmith, Q
Chicago. who PLAYED her own accom-
paniments, and met with enthusiast
applause. Miss Cold smith was tn
only guest present from out OF town.
Misses Vera and Halle Boswell en-
te-tained twenty-five young iadie
Wednesday evening at their home, II
! East Linn street, at mtsceiianeou
shower for MISC Marv Burke. daughte
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Burke. so
West Boone street. Miss Burke, WIZ
has been a clerk at the Fair store 70
the past two and half years. IS t
ne married within the next week to MI
Harry Mcclure, OF Cedar Falls. MI
; Mcclure is an inteyurban nlotorman
and is son Of Mrs F.. z. Dewitt. liv
ing southwest OF this city. The wed
ding is to be a very quiet anair AM
/. the date is not yet definitely SCI
, The house was prettjI- decorated Wit
red and white hearts. Music an
games furnished entertainment. an
the hostesses served two-cours
Ilrnch, assisted by their mother. Mr..
Harry Boswell. Miss Burke receive
many nice gifts.
: The Halloween party given Wednes
cav evening In the basement OF tn
congregation church. by the Cove
nant Daughters, an organization
tyoung women. was very largely pa
itronized. and was a success in ever
tway. The work done by the divisio
: CT which Miss 1nez Bay is Chairman
which had the decorating In chars
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