Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-13
/ The Maynower EmbEoiaery. Club win
meet with Mrs. Joel Wells. l26 May
street, Friday afternoOsf..s

L
United Brethren church will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Peters, 7o6
North Fourth street. lis
| Fifteen dollars buys our No. 72 New
Iceberg refrigerator. ninety pounds ice
hardwood, golden oak finish. Our bes;
seller for sixteen years. See Schmidt.
| The members Of st. Margaret's Mis-
sion held their last business meeting Of
the summer Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Johnson, GOT
West State street. Rev. and Mrs. Harry
Babin met with the young ladies.
Miss Myra Jarrett entertained a
company Of dozen Of her girl and
boy friends at an informal dancing
party at her home, 106 North Third
avenue Wednesday evening in honor
of Miss Grace Scheid, Of Minneapolis,
who is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Carney, North
Fifth street, entertained, at a family
dinner party Wednesday evening in
honor Of the first anniversary Of their
baby son, Loring Woodbury. Carney
! Dinner was served at 6 o'clock the
guests comprising only relatives.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
| ciety Of the Baptist church will be en-
| tertained at a IL o'clock luncheon and
| they will hold an all day sew at the
church parlors Friday. The hostesses
will be Mesdames L. F.. kellogg. E. j.
| Robb. E. H. Draper A. L. Frazer, Jo-
| seph Storms, c. B. Mason, r. F. French
and Miss Churchill
Home grown strawberries are now
at their best Doesn't look as If any
! low priced berries would come to mar
ket. The cold weather has kept many
from getting ripe. so no great quantity
is placed for sale at one time. We are
selling today for $1.s5 per crate, and
our supply is usually sold by noon.
Reynolds & Sheldon.
When looking for the best in refrig-
orators our Leonard cleanabe will
more than please you. Outside case red
! gum. satin walnut finish; nine wall in
sulation: provision chamber one solid
seamless pan of steel with rounded
corners: genuine porcelain lined. We
have two sizes. $50 pounds. and 125
pounds. See Schmidt for the best in
hardware.
which was private, was held at the A.
L. Van Tine home. over 1872 West Main
street, at O'Clock Wednesday after
noon. Rev. r. C. Westenberg. assisted
by Rev. B. F. Martin, offciated. The
body was placed in the receiving vault
at Riverside The pail bearers were
Charles West. william, Anderson. F.. H.
Har, P. A. Swanson, Stewart Eason
and Harry Roberts.
Word from Kansas City. where Mrs.
Sarah Barstow, 20S West Church street.
this city, has been all winter. is that
Mrs Barstow, who was stricken with
apoplexy, is so much improved that
she expects to be able to come home
in a short time. She will be accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs. A. g.
Bernoudy. of Dubuque. who is now In
Kansas City with her mother. who Is
at the HIS IHalbert home. Mrs. Bar
stow wass stricken Oh Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Boughton enter-
tanned at their home Wednesday even
ing teachers of the Click school In
honor Of their daughter Dorothy. The
evening was spent with music and
readings. Miss Sutphen, played and
Mrs Fuller recited- Light refreshments
were served by Mrs. eBoughton. The
guests were the Misses Adams, Mes
Murray and Bugbee. teachers Of the
Click school and Miss Sutphen and
Mrs. McKim and Mrs. Fuller.
Mrs. Carl Heitshu. South Fourth
street. was hostess, this afternoon at
an informal sew party complimentary
to Miss Ruth Collins. in honor OF the
latter's approaching marriage. A small
company OF Miss Collins more intimate
young lady friends were guests. The
hours were spent in social way, and
at o'clock the hostess served a dainty
two-course tea. Marguerites, roses and
peonies formed pretty decorations.
Miss Collins was presented by her
friends present with pretty pair Of
cut glass candle sticks.
Misses Helen Wells and Amy Bren-
necke are hostesses at the c. c. Urine
home, 303 West State street, at house
party which began Wednesday evening
and which will probably continue for
a week or more. Their guests are Mrs.
Lola Hughes, Of Washington; Miss Iva
Williams, of Hampton; Miss Miriam
Wills, of Eldora; Miss Pauline F'raley,
of Albion; Misses Grace and Alberta
Wells. of Marissa. ILL.,; Miss Lena
Bjornstad. Of Spencer; and Misses
Grace Brennecke, Florence Patton and
Wells, Of this city. A sew
party Saturday afternoon is to be a
feature of the house party.
Mrs. d. E. Hole, 412 North Fourth
street, was hostess Wednesday after
noon to company Of sixteen lady |
friends at an informal sew party. Tea |
in three courses was served at 5
o'clock. the hostess being assisted by |
her daughters, Misses Esther and |
Jessie Hole. The house was prettily !
decorated with roses. Mrs Mills was
the only out town guest present
Mrs. Hole entertained an
other company Of the same number
this afternoon. at a similar affair. The
guests present from out of town today !
were Mrs. H. A. Thornbury. Of Bridge
port, Conn.,, and Mrs. H. L. Laird, Of |