Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22
Dr. Burkart sstsopssh. ascw. Main.

the rest F. o. Evans Piano Company
You should call at the Brown studio
to see the beautiful child studies people
are talking so much about and see for
yourself that we are unexcelled in this
work.
All elderly people are especially in
vited to attend the morning service at
the Central Church OF Christ tomor-
row. The front seats will be reserved
for those 50 years Of age or over.
The funeral OF Melville Gardner, who
died at the soldiers home Friday, will
be held from the assembly hall at s: 80
Monday evening. in charge Of Chaplain
Cole. Interment will be in the home
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A., Mobley. accom-
panied by Mr.. Mobley's brother and
Mrs. J. f. Flitton. left this morning in
the Mobley car for Stewart. where they
will spend Sunday at the country home
Of Mr.. Mobleys father.
Miss Nellie Norris, Of Chicago. ar
rived in the city Friday evening and
will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Louisa B. Jones, IL North Twelfth
street. for a few days. Miss Norris is
on her way to Sioux City.
Rev. John II. jain. wife. and baby
daughter, of Newton, arrived in the
city Friday evening from Chicago. and
were guests today of Rev. and Mrs.
Karl Rest. Rev. Mr. jain and family
will go to- Newton this evening.
Editor P. D. Swick. of the Boone In
dependent. and wife. who have been
here for few days visit at the H. O.
Swick home, returned to Boone Fri
Gay evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Swick have
been to Mason City to attend the G.
A. r. encampment.
The members of the music commit
tee Of the Methodist church. who are
Mr.. w. G. Kane. chairman. Mrs. A. K.
Smith and Mr.. G. o. toburn. assisted
by Mrs. Coburn and Mrs Smiths two
little daughters. entertained the choir
after rehearsal, Friday evening, going
to the church and serving light re-
freshnents.
The Glover Club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph Cad
din, 500 North Third avenue. The az
terroon was spent in doing embroidery
work, and the hostess served lunch.
She was assisted by Mrs. Lantz. Guests
Of the society We're Mrs. McCombs, Of
Abba: Mrs. Martin, of Fort Madison:
Mrs.. Brooks, and Mrs. Barber.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary A. Ais
quith wes held from the home. 604
West Linn street, at o'clock Friday
afternoon. Rey. H. NJ. Babin official
ing. The body was taken to Savannah,
Mo-. today for burial, accompanied by
Mrs Aisquith's three children. Mrs. H.
A. Hurd. of Des Moines: Roy Aisquith.
Of New York City; and Mrs. Thomas
Fritcher.; Of Bull. idaho. >.
Mrs. FEED wing, 12o5 West State
street, was hostess Friday afternoon to
twenty seven lady friends, entertaining
at kensington in honor OF Mrs. Chad
Baker. OF Clarinda- During the after
noon Mrs. w. II. Bardwell gave several
very pleasing piano numbers. In the
serving of a two-course tea at
o'clock the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. ]. E. Frederick. The tables were
decorated with roses and pansies. !.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. Mundy enter
tanned Friday evening. at their, home.
3O3 North Fourth street. a company OF
a dozen guests complimentary to Mrs,
Smith, OF Nashua, and Miss Della
Chinstrand. Of St. Paul. Dinner was
served at s o'clock in four courses. and
the hostess was assisted in the serving
by her daughters, Lorinne and 1rma,
and her niece. Gerna Mold. Following
the. dinner the evening was enjoyed
socially and with CARDS. and Mrs smith
gave an informal program OF vocal
numbers, with Miss chinstrand as ac-
companist.
The Young Peoples Club OF Taylor
township was entertained Friday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Fur
land. Miss Anna and Mr. Artie Cotton,
and Miss Carrie and Mr.. Fred Schiebel
at the ]. Schiebel home, seven miles
north Of the city. The evening was
spent on the lawn, and various outdoor
games were enjoyed. A short business
session was held, and officers were
elected as follows: President. Bash
Elliott; vice president. Pearl Collins;
secretary, Mary Kurtz: treasurer.
Myrtle Hurdle The hosts and hos
tesses served light lunch late in the
evening. About thirty participated In
the pleasant affair.