Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-10

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First class vaudeville and moving
pictures at the Odeon every night. 10
cents.
Miss May Bratt spent Tuesday with
her sister. MR.. Ray Walteneyer at
Quarry. III
Remember you get your, choice Of
any ladies' new spring suit for $3.50.
Benedict & BrintnAll.
Frost the most common cake with
Dfckinson's maple sugar butter, and
you have ANGELS food
The office OF the Marshalltown Light.
Power and Railway Conn., any will be
open "Wednesday evening, May 10, until
9 O'Clock. No discount after that date.
Observe Mothers Day next sunday
by wearing a colored flower for your
mother II she Is living, or q white
flower in memory Of the one that Is
gone.
Mrs w. G. Horn was hostess Tues
day afternoon to the Calisophian Club.
The regular reading was continued
Mrs. A. E. Ahrens, OF Des Moines. was
a guest. ,s.,
Commandment C. G. Horton, Of the
soldiers home was in Des MONIES
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of the
Loyal Legion OF that city, Of which he
Is a member.
The Entre Nous Club met for the
regular study Tuesday afternoon. with
Mrs. J.. q. Parker. The study subject
was Women Of Holland; Their Lie
ana Occuration.''
Miss Gladys Carney, who has been
visiting in Missou1a, Mont, at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. John r Wood
bury, since January, arrived home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Kinsey. 105 West North
street. spent Tuesday in Albion with
her sister, Mrs. II. A. Bradford. Mrs
Bradford's husband IL the new pastor
Of the Presbyterian church at Albion.
The Shakespeare society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. r. A. Nfoscrip,
1910 West Boone street. The study OF
king Lear" was continued, after
which refreshments were served by tho
hostess.
Mrs. J. D. Humphrey. H. South sec-
ond avenue. was hostess Tuesday af-
ternoon to the Wimodausis Aid 9ocis-
ty. The afternoon was enjoyed in tho
usual way. and the hostess served re-
fresfments.
The Baptist IIill bible Glass met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. n. Fl.
Stro1ssS, 304 South Fifth street. At the
conclusion Of the study hour tho AFTER
noon was 0pent socially, and light re-
freshnsents were enjoyed.
A drama In two acts to be given BY
the juniors OF tho Albion high school,
Friday evening. May Il. 1t Gilbert's
opera house. Albion, lowe. Reserved
seats on sale 1t aan1E, 81 csnts. Gensr-
al admission Is cents. Get your tickets
early ana avoid the rush
Having purchased the plumbing BUSH
ness Of q. e. Bailey ask the coutif-
uance Of the old patrons. MY exper-
fence with this business I believe en-
ables me to offer the best service. I
will make specially Of repairing. Tho
phone number. SO. will be the sams.
G. r, Dinenbacher.
Mrs. w. A. Wilcox, formerly of this
city but now Of Cedar Rapids, and
Mrs. W. III. Hoyt, OF Cedar Rapids.
were In the city Monday night as the
guests OF the formers sister, Mrs. w.
M. Maier, being on their way to Eldora
to TO-. vi, Il another sister Of Mrs. WILCOX.
The regular monthly business an,,
social meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor Society Of the Presbyterian
church. was enjoyed Tuesday evening,
the young people being entertained by
Mr. Roy Biologist at the C. ]. BlodEett
home, 81 West State street After the
business session short program was
given, and a social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
The Covenant Daughters OF the Con-
gresational church enjoyed their regu-
Lar monthly meeting Tuesday evening,
at the home Of Miss sara Chamberlain
TOO West Main street, with fair at
tendance present. A two-course sup
per was served. after which an infor-
NAL program Of music and readings
was enjoyed. Miss Bessie McNeely
gave three piano numbers, Miss la
Hill gave readings, ana Mrs. Merritt
Greene. Jr., gave several vocal num-
beers. Mrs. George Lundy, Of Bristol.
Tenn, was guest.
Like those that mother used IL knit
Is Interviewer hose. the stun IL there
to make them wear. unterwoven 10 the
49, sAAAAA oSNsA SAAos "Od40s 1IS uOV4l
construction gives 1t strength lust
whore it ID needed to prevent darning
Only few YEAR, on the market and al
ready the most extensively sold sock In
existence--there must be a good rea-
son for sucn marvellous SUCCESS. A
single trial will show you why. Moth
ing coarve or heavy about interviewer
hose. only the finest 9Auze Isle. They
outwear them all. sold In MARSHALL
town by Painter.
Miss Ida Dusan was hostess Afon1ay
afternoon at an enjoyable AFFAIR in
honor OF NIiss Ruth Ktmball, who Is to
be married on May 20 to Mr.. James L.
Dennead. Tho invited guests included
ately In various ways and handed TO the
bride elect and Mesdanes Caroline
KimbaJl andsD. T. Denlnead. The az
fair WAS &. sewg party, and ! two-eourse
lunch Was served. A dozen cut glass
sherbets and trays to correspond, a gift
OF the hosteu, were wrapped up separ-
ateay IN various ways ana given 60 the
guests to present to Miss Kfmball,
each being required to make an Inn:
promptu speech. Several other AFFAIRS
are to be given in Miss Kimbalfs honor
this week.
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