Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-22

the LIST Of March. Her address is 1os
South First avenue.
The dues of all members Of the visit
ing Nurse Association are now due and
payable TO Mrs. George Painter. chair
man Of the finance committee.
Thursday evening Mr.. Frank VIM
ninger will offer to the patrons of the
Odeon his latest comedy hit "A Dutch
Blockhead." Prices, Is. rs, IS and SO
cents.
Stated convocation signet Chapter,
No. So, R. A. NJ, Monday, Jan. 90. 1880
p. m. Members take notice and be
present A. d. Meeker. H. P. l. s.
! Willard, secretary.
Mrs. Jane Youngs left for her home
in Buchanan. Mich, this morning after
visit of several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Carrie Mentor, 10s
North First avenue.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
e. l.. Williams, 604 East State street.
Mrs. Williams will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Rhoades.
For Sale-Household furniture, con-
sisting Of chairs. bed room furniture,
refrigerator, dining room furniture.
Call at house on Wednesday and
Thursday; Ill North Second avenue.
Frank Winninger, one Of Marshall
towns old fayorites, will be seen at
the Odeon Wednesday evening in his
new play "a German Gentleman" a
comedy with music. Prices. Is, 25, 50
and so cents.
All members of st. Paurs parish and
friends of Rev. and Mrs. William
Pence James are invited to parish re-
ception at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Marston, 3Oe East State street.
Wednesday evening. Jan. "a.
Mrs. Emanuel Haglin. 511 Woodbury.
street, passed thru an operation for APP
pendicitis, complicated with extra
uterine pregnancy, at ST. Thomas hos
pital at noon today. The patients con-
dition promised satisfactory early this
afternoon
The meeting of the Tuesday Musical
Club, which was to have been held
Tuesday afternoon with Misses Lola
Scott and Anna Maude Kimberly, at
the Scott home, has been postponed for
| a week, and will be held jan 20 in
istead,-at-the same place:
mr., and Mrss CharIes6s. .Aldyich. OF
!tElmwood, Neb., are parents of an
eleven-pcund son, James Whitson AID
rich, born Jan. 49,. The news Of the
babes arrival reached; friends here to-
iday.% Captain Aldrichi is well known
there. where he formerly lived. Mrs.
Aldrich was Miss Bessie Streeter, II
Cedar Falls, before her marriage, and
taught in schools of this city.
Margaret Mayo's screamingly funny
comedy. Baby Mine,' which for one
solid year packed Days theater, New
York, to the roof, and which is now In
it's second year in London, at the sCrf-
terion theater. is announced at the
Odeon this evening. William A.
Brady Ltd, makes the production,
which is sufficient guarantee of It's
being up to the standard.
Word received by relatives and
friends here, is to the effect that Mr.
and Mrs. George F. Wingert and two
little sons, who have been living in
Cedar Rapids since last summer ow-
ing to business interests in which Mr.
Wingert was associated there with his
father, will start next Thursday for
their home in Missoula. Mont. Mrs
Winsert is a daughter Of Mr.. W. B.
Beeson, of this city.
The social held at the Y w. c. A.
! rooms Friday evening the first Of; the
new year. was a very enjoyable affair,
and was participated in by about 100
al ,,,SA ~
Y. w. G.. A. Mrs. c. c. Trine gave a
talk on the educational work which is
being conducted by the local associa-
ton. and Miss Mckinley gave a talk
on Y. w. c. A. work in general. A de-
lightful program was enjoyed. Miss
Hazel Sandoe and Mrs. S. e. Ellis each
giving a group Of songs, and Miss Lu-
cile Rubee giving readings. An in
formal social time followed. and light
refreshments were served by the COM
mittee in charge.
! The merriest Of all comedies, THE
Girl From Rector's," play that gives
the laughing habit, will be at the Odeon
Tuesday evening, Jan. 20. It is one
continuous scream Of laughter from
the time the curtain goes UP on the
first act till 1t is rung down on the
last 1t has a keenly attractive story
| and in the telling Of it there is the
| brightest kind of wit. The situations
are novel and screamingly funny. The
| characters are Of the present day in
and out of New Workers. that NEE,
some one where they ought not to be
which gets them into indescribabIs
laughabe situations. It's just an ev-
ening of unrestrained merriment sure
to make everybody laugh. Prices, CSC
soc, 75c, 81 and $3.50. Over 300 seats
at 81.
The funeral Of Andrew r. Anderson
(, was held from the residence of his
brother. Mr.. w. A. Anderson, 307 North
First avenue. Sunday afternoon at sc
o'clock. The service was private, Rev
IE w Lanham, Of Cedar Falls, officiat-
ing. Burial was In the family lot In
Riverside. The pan bearers were
Messrs. Charles West, John Anderson
W. A. Anderson, Thomas Elder, Elmei
t'Lfndstedt;Sand Fred Atrifert. The rela.
tives from out Of the city, In addition
to Mrs. Andcrsongand daughter Doris
were Mrs. g. w Nne of 'OefWefn: and
Mrs. e. r. stinshoR. OF 0trawbetry
Point, sisters Of Mrs. Anderson; and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, OF Boone;
Eand. Mr. and 1Gr4 ,EtsA aAQitsr4.1ol
EUeoux City s,ss