Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-30
The City IN Brief
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spazks' new studio - wet Main.
futile. 3sweier. ane watch repairing.
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see s esnts q Tlnes-Rs1ueliean ofaes.
Hear Bliss Knapp on Christian
ming. March ~.
Hear Bliss Knapp on Christian
Science at the New Odeon Friday eve
ming. March u.
wantsd-competent girl for general
housework. Apply MORNINGS. I'll West
Main street. c. r. speers.
I DIR. F. J. Neiman. assistant state
veterinarian. Office ana veterinary
hospital, LOT and 100 East State street.
Office phone 4o4. residence a72.
Mrs. Sadie Kpox and son Harold.
who have been spending the winter in
the city at the home Of the formers
cousin, Miss Amanda Wells. left Tues
day for their home in Westfleld. Mass.
On Friday evening, March 81. Bliss
Knapp, c. s. b.. of Boston. Mass. will
deliver a lecture on Christian Science
at the New Odeon. to which the pub
lie is cordially invited. Admission free:
no collection.
On Friday evening. March 81, Bliss
Knapp. c. 8. B.. Of Boston. Mass. will
deliver q lecture on Christian Science
at the New Odeon. to which the pub
lie IL cordially invited. Admission free;
no collection.
On Friday evening. March 81. Bliss
Knapp. c. s. B., Of Boston. Mass. will
deliver lecture on Christian Science
at the New Odeon. to which the pub
tic Is cordially invited. Admission free;
no collection.
Mrs. Poffenberser. North Second
avenue, gave a novelty shower Monday
evening for her cousin. Miss Loretta
Haas, Of Ft Atkinson. who is to be
married to Mr.. c. ID. Eastman. OF this
city, some time In May. The evening
was spent with music and social
time. The hostess was assisted in
serving a dainty lunch by her cousin,
Mrs. Anna Young.
Cold storage for furs and fabrics Is
the only positively safe method Of COM
peting with the moth evil. Dry. cold
atmosphere is good for furs. It makes
them last longer and gives them great
er wearing satisfaction. Write to
Muchouts Transfer and Storage Com
pany, Des Moines. Iowa, or see White
Transfer Line. G. c. Woodmansee. pro-
prietor. Mershautown. Iowa w .sai
Mrs. a. L. straub. sol South Sixth
avenue. was pleasantly surprised at
her home Tuesday night, following the
prayer meeting service At the South
Side mission. Twenty-four members
Of the Pearl Caterers Bible Class. to
which Mrs. Straub belongs, Joined in
the affair. which was in honor of Mrs.
Straub's 56th anniversary. The guests
served lunch they brought with them
and spent the evening at the Straub
home. Mrs. Stfaub was Elven~a post
card shower in honor OF her anniversary.
A fair attendance OF the Covenant
Daughters of the Congregational
CHuECu Ulel 1ucSudy ctCuiu8 Will SulSC
Ina Will. North Fourth street. the
from the regular time. After the serv-
ing OF a delicious two-course supper, q
short talk by the pastor. Rev. B. F.
Martin. was enjoyed. Plans az to what
work the society shall take up. were
discussed and by vote 1t was decided to
support some pupil in a foreign land,
definite arrangements to be put into the
hands Of a committee.
A. ]. Husby. Of Busby Bros, owners
Of the Odeon. spent Tuesday in the city
liminary arrangements for the appear
ance Of "Ben-Hur." The Odeon Is to
be equipped permanently with new
border lights in colors. and the i'm
provement Is to be made at this time
because Of the appearance Of Ben
Hur." and Will be used for the first
time at the opening attraction. The
electric current for the house IL to be
transformed 80 that direct instead Of
alternating current can be used for the
electrical effects Of "Ben-Hu
The members Of the Hawthorne Club
enjoyed delightful meeting Tuesday
afternoon. being entertained by Mrs.
w. d. kAlDUoy, IOdUet IOF ZIG Odys at a
I o'clock luncheon at the Country Club.
The place cards were unique and much
appreciated, Mr.. Gerald Kibbey, of
Minneapolis. having sketched on each
of them some part Of famous paintings
by old masters Of whom the club has
been studying this past year. Follow
Ing the luncheon the ladies gathered
around the open fire at the club and
took up the regular program which
comprised a study Of the art galleries
Of Florence, Rome and Venice. and in
Guided the twelve masterpieces Of the
world. The club had ono guest, Mrs.
J. w. sipher. of Monmouth. III. This
was the last study meeting OF the year.
Next Tuesday will be held the annual
election Of officers. at the home Of Mrs,
r. w. McCreery.
+ The Beethoven Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Misses Grace
4wingley and Miriam Andrews at the
forl,.eS's .o:::e, 60! Summit street It
was Italian day. and Mr.. J. A. Cook
gave an interesting paper on italian
Composers." telling also Of the opera
Girl OF the Golden West" by Puccin-
nj and of several famous Italian sing.
ers which she heard while in Cali
fofnia. Miss Hazel Sandoe. with Mis-