Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08

stereopticon entertainment.
w. F. lines, registered optician. with
Joseph Jewelry Co. Appointments
made, no charge for consultation.
New arrivals at Aliens jewelry store.
| and many new styles Of ladies' ana
gentlemen's watch chains and fobs.
You can find what you want In the big
assortment
Mr.. H. A. Kissinger, purchasing clerk
| for the Lennox Furnace Company, LETT
Tuesday night for Redding, Pa. where
he will remain for two weeks visit
with his parents.
Mesdames B. A. Morgan and F. w.
Alban will entertain the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Congregational church
at the Morgan home, 81 East Main
street, Thursday afternoon.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will meet at the church Thursday af-
ternoon at 80. The hostesses will be
Mesdames ]. A. Ewing, S. M. Newland,
F. f. Corbin, George Coburn, and c. S.
Croy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Winery, of Ban
| gor arrived home Tuesday night from
their winters visit in Los Angeles,
Whittier. Pasadena, and other south
ern California points. They have been
gone since the first Of January.
| Mrs. c. n. Brown, 5O7 South Fifth
street. was hostess Tuesday afternoon
at the regular meeting of the Car
sWorkers Ladies' Auxiliary. with fif-
teen present. The afternoon was spent
socially after the routine business, and
the hostess served lunch.
Mrs Lewis j. Jarrett. 100 North
Third avenue, has issued invitations
for a luncheon and kensington on
Thursday. March 16, in honor of Mrs.
Walter Clifford, wife of Mr. Jarrett's
business partner, who became resi-
dent of this city recently.
| Little Fredricka Sinclair. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Sinclair, who is
i suffering an attack of mastoiditis, fol-
lowing grip, is very much better today,
| the lowering of the patients tempera-
ture being most encouraging symp-
tom. The parents hope that surgical
operation may be avaided.
| The Ladies of the Maccabees will
give their play, "Ilda Ward" or "a
Poor Relation" at the assembly hall Of
the soldiers home on Friday evening.
| The entertainment is to be given for
the membership Of the home. according
to the usual rule Of the institution,
that no admission is to be charged.
| Mrs. c. F. ,Schoenhut went to Des
Moines this morning to revise and
check up the premium list for the state
fair, Of which Mrs. Schoenhut is super
| intendent Of the art department. Mrs.
Schoenhut will be the guest Of Mrs. G.
e. Pickering during her stay in Des
Moines. She will return home Friday.
Miss Frieda Kallenberg, eo2 West
Church street was hostess Tuesday
evening at the regular monthly bust
ness meeting and social Of the senior
christian endeavor society of the Cen
trail Church Of Christ. Various games
were enjoyed during the social hour,
and the hostess served light refresh
ments. assisted by Misses Louise Nc
Gowan. Leila Cronk, Carrie Anderson.
and Murriel Green. Mr.. Raymond
Wood, OF Seattle, Wash, was guest.
| Mrs. Roy Webster. 703 North Fourth
street, entertained ten Of her lady
friends at birthday party at her home
Monday afternoon. The hours were
! spent socially. and refreshments were
SSIPeu ny tllS IlOSlSSS. dSSlSIeu Dy lST
mother Mrs. s. w. Males. Mrs. Web
ster received many pretty and useful
gifts. The guests We're Mesdames
Armilda Males. Ella Jenkins. Louis
blessing. Carl Bennett. Fred Jones. r.
G. Jones. Charles Rogers, P. Peterson,
and S. w Males, and Miss Clara Dies
| ing.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
E. Ayres, 209 North Fourth street, with
sixteen present Mrs. John I. Bell, who
was leader. told OF the progress OF mis-
sionary work in Africa, since the days
Of Livingston, and Of how the mis-
sionaries have given many Of the ma
tive tribes a written language, in which
the bible is now printed. The Presby-
terrain denomination has six stations in
West Africa thirty-nine missionaries
and seventy native helpers.
| j. L. Inman and son Earl, and Mr..
Inmans stepbrother, Tracy cagwin,
left this morning in charge of three
emigrant cars, for Mentor, Mimi, a
point twenty-five miles southeast of
Crookston. where Mr.. Imam owns a
30O-acre farm, and where his father,
Samuel Inman, of LeGrand, owns a
half section. Mr.. Inman will devote his
time to looking after his land and that
Of his father, and will conduct gen.
eral store at Mentor. Earl Imam and
Mr.. Cagwin will work for Mr.. Imam
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Inman, Of Le-
Grand. were in the city today to see
| their sons off.
About fifty ladies enjoyed a delight
full afternoon today their hostess, Mrs.
E. R. Lay Ill North First street, en-
tertaining them at a 1 o'clock luncheon
and musical. Miss Clemewell Lay was
at the door, and the hostess was assist
ed in serving by Mesdames r. W. Nc
Creepy, Aaron Palmer, F. L. Meeker. L
o. Kemble, C. c. Trine and A. g. Click
The decorations consisted of tulips
Printed programs were given for the
musical numbers. which consisted OF
monograph records, the first part beine
devoted to grand opera selections. and
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