Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-15

once ana veterinary nOSpltal, 1VI ana
100 East State street. Office phone
404, residence s72.
The womens Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist church will meet
in room No. % Of the church Friday
afternoon at $3.50. Officers will be
elected.
Compared with Queen Quality"
other shoes lack that perfection Of
style and finish that is characteristic
of all fine custom footwear, Larson
&. Clemens.
Kendall 6. West have just received a
large shipment OF coffee and they have
bought the best blends they could buy.
and will guarantee the quality. Let US
send you some good coffee. Phone 44s.
Miss Frances a. Hess. who has been
in charge Of the department Of elocu-
ton in the Marshall School Of Music
and Dramatic Art, has left for her
home in Harrisburg, Pa, to spend the
summer.
: Mrs. A. T. Elder is home from Roch-
ester. MINI. where her son. Donald, re-
Gently underwent an operation for the
removal Of tubercular glands of the
neck. Young Elder. who is improv-
ing rapidly. will be home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elemr Mcbride. Alp
North. Second street. are parents of an
eleven-pound daughter, born this
morning The babe has been christened
Evelyn Lucille. Mrs. Mcbride was
formerly Miss Myra Flanagan. and
a stenographer in the First National
Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Northup, Of Chi
caxo, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening and remained until this after
noon visiting with Mr.. Northup's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Northup.. Mr..
and Mrs. Northup have been at Des
Noines, attending commencement at
Drake University, of which they are
both alumni.
: Mr.. George Lincoln. ono Of the young
men of the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., who
a camping with the boys of the asso-
citation at Clear Lake. was in the city
"Wednesday night to attend the Carl
-Matsen wedding. He returned to
camp today. The boys are having
good outing. all are we'll. but the fish,
ing has not been good.
/. Superintendent n. G. Kruse, Of the
Iowa Central. and Superintendent Of
car 6ervice J. B. Chandler, Of the Min
n>apolis & st. Louis and Iowa Central,
OF Minneapolis. were in the city We'd
nesday night to attend the first reg
ular meeting Of tho Iowa Central Har-
mony Club, held at the Marshalltown
Club quarters. About hfty employees
attended.
Mrs, Frank Jerome. 202 North Third
avenue, was hostess to fourteen friends
Wednesday evening, complimentary to
Miss Emma Fredland. who 10 to be
married to Mr.. Leo ]. Smith. Of Dem
yer, on June 2S. Miss F'redland was
given q linen shower. The house was
prettily decorated in red and white
hearts and roses. Music was enjoyed,
and in q guessing contest the prize
went to Misc Zetta Kunkel. The hos
tess was assisted in serving lunch by
Misses Martha Lunkley and Mabel Jer-
ONE Mrs. Ernest Jepp, OF Eugene,
Ore, was q guest.
Miss Lucille Willard was hostess
this Afternoon at another delightful pre-
nuptia1 affair in honor Of Miss Mar
garst Patton. The affair was a
o ClOCA ISap pVOSSOAAB WHICH TIC
guests made kitchen holders Of yellow
ticking for the bride-to-be. The bas-
ket containing the work was passed
by little Helen Wilbur. Everything
was in yellow. and the porch was dec
Grated ~ IN arbor. with crepe paper
and AoWarS.. and the tea was served at
small tables. Above the brides table
was an overturned basket. from which
hung O shower af marSuerites ana
nasturtiums. The same kind Of now
aRs were, used on tho other tables, with
yellow ribbon. and lunch set Of ma
dsria embroidery, over yellow. further
carried out the color scheme. The
menu was IN three courses, and the
servingswas done by Misses Florence
Patton, Catherine Ketchuyn, ana May
and Helen willard. Tho guests, about
fifteen In number. included only the
young ladies Of the bridal party. rsia-
ttvss and the latters' houss guests.
Those present from out Of town were
Ara. George schaener, Of West Lib
erty. NO, Mrs. Anna Hull. Of San
UoCo, CAl..' ana lars: 4. 1pfaGue, Of