Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-13

STANDARD potato spray. 80 Schmidt.
Mr.. william Harper. q Marietta.
spent the day in the ettyson business
wanted-First ana second girls for
homework. ,Mr6. ID. w. Norris. Jr., All
Jerome street.
DR.. r. J. Neiman. office and veter-
mary hospital. lot and 100 East State
street. Onice phone Aol. residence s72.
Excursion June Is to Dawson. sask..
Canada. For further information see
Edward r. kuhl, room 1. Woodbury.
Building.
Mr. Chester Echternacht went to Mt.
Vernon Wednesday evening to attend
the commencement OF Cornell College
today. His sister. Miss Harriet Echter.
mach, is member Of the graduating
class.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Emma Jay and Mrs. l. S. Rist.
at the formers home. The afternoon
was taken up with the regular busi-
ness and work. and at o'clock a
two-course dinner was served by tho
hostesses, assisted by Misses Hazel
Haggin and Stella Rist, and Mrs. Louis
Derby.
The Court OF Honor Circle was en-
tertained Wednesday Afternoon by Mrs.
A. M. Rhoades. GA East State street.
After the business meeting contest
was held in which Mrs. Thomas Reed
and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree won the
prizes. The hostess served refresh
ments. assisted by Miss Edmondson.
and her daughters, Mrs. Lester WILL
iiams ard Mrs. Charles Jones.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Friends church was entertained at an
all-day quilting. Wednesday, by Mrs.
j. A. Mcmahon and Mrs. John T..
Presnall, at the home of the latter.
50Sh East Linn street. Considerable
work was accomplished. and bries
| business meeting was held in the aft
ernoon. The hostesses served a delici-
GUS dinner, at noon.
DR.. and Mrs. F. P. Lierle, 405 West
Church street, were host and hostess
Wednesday evening at pair show
er in honor of Miss Ruth Collins and
Mr. George w. Ainsworth, who are to
be married at the formers home, at
FreepOrt. ILL.,, on June 20. About a
dozen Of the couples NEST intimate
friends were guests and the gifts con-
sisted OF pairs of different articles even
to chickens. The evening was spent in
playing five hundred, and Mrs. F. s.
Hynds, who received the ladies' prize,
presented :. 70 Miss Collins. Mr.. Aims
worth won the gentlemen's prize. The
house was prettily decorated in red
hearts and red roses, and a color
scheme Of red and white prevailed in
the delicious two-course lunch which
the hostess was assisted in serving
by Mrs. F. s. Hynds and Dorothy
Lierle.
Complimentary to Misses Wanda
Arney. Grace Love. Marissa Maulsby.
Marie Meyer, Margaret Keen. Grace
Waters1oand Veva Ross, all OF whom
are members of the high school grad
uating class this year. and Of the Mer-
ry Hearts Sunday school class Of the
Methodist church, THE other members
of the Merry Hearts gave q $3.50 o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening at the homo
of Miss Ruth Hairies, 616 West Boone
street The dinner was in two courses,
land the serving was done by Miss
Hatnes, her mother Mrs! 4. b. aaines
and Misses Reva Sparks ana Helen
culley. At the conclusion Of the re-
past, Mr.. Otto Bishop. the class teach
er. acting as POSTMASTER the following
program was given: ITO the Seniors, .
Miss Florence TeaEer: ITO the Merry
Hearts," Miss Wanda Arney; 'AClass
History" Miss Helen Culley: reading.
Miss Reva. Sparks; vocal solo. Miss
Ruth Hathes: Glass Prophesy," Miss
Clara Whitenack: Going, But Not
Forgetting" Miss Grace Waters; Elk
pectations Of the Seniors" Marie
Mover: "Birdseye View OF Cornell Col
ilege," Marssa Maulsby: "Anticipations
of California Life" Grace Love: and
song by the class. The affair was a
| most delightful one in every way.