Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-23

"A odCneiOI y ftOiudHC0 Will ID tAe
offering Of the Truman DeRoame Com
pany at the Odeon theater tonight
One price to al. and seat 10 cents
Odeon.
Central Chapter No. 81 o. E s. Will
hold a special session Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 for the purpose Of tnitia-
ton. Ella Leffler. worthy matron;
Clara Wing. secretary.
The Truman DeRoame Company will
offer to the patrons Of tho Odeon the
alter tonight four-act drama, "a
Bachelors Romance" Don't miss the
big dime show. odeon.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. n. L Msickley enter
! tanned a few friends informally at
! luncheon Monday complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Church ond son
Harry. of Los Angeles. Luncheon was
served at 1 the table being prettily
decorated with asters.
William H. Tilton. Of Seattle, wash.
who, with his mother, Mrs. Fred TIL
ton, has been spending the summer In
his old homes. Littleton, Bethlehem. and
Laconia, n. H.. is spending few days
in the city at the homes Of his cousins,
A F. and p. s. Balch.
Arthur Lampman left Monday for
Minneapolis. where he viii engage In
| the printing and rubber stamp manu-
featuring business. Mr.. Lampunan'
mother, Mrs. Harriet Lampman. widow
of Charles l. Lampman, will make her
home with her daughter. Miss Susan
Lampman, the city's visiting nurse.
Mrs. Van UHalloran. OF West I'm
ion. arrived IN the city Monday eve
ming. called on account OF the illness
Of her father, ]. p. Chem. sos West Ne
jvada street MI. Glenn IL suffering
with Q severe attack Of asthma and
bronchial trouble. E. A. Chem. Of Des
MONIES, spent Monday IN the city with
his father.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. c. Woodward
left for Delphos, Kan. Sunday to attend
the wedding Of Mr.. Woodward's niece.
MAS Blanche Woodward, which takes
place today. Miss Woodward Is mow0
| in Marietta township, where she has
visited. Before returning Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward will visit with relatives and
| friends in Oklahoma and Missouri
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. David. North
Second street. entertained Monday eve
ming complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Church of Los Angeles. Cal. TWEEN.
! ty-fve guests, all former friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Church. motored to the Frank
Sheffield farm, three miles northeast
Of the city, where an elaborate chick
en- dinner was served. Later the party
| returned to the David home and an
| enjoyable evening was spent playing
bridge and five hundred.
Mrs E. L. Thornton. who will leave
this week for Peoria, Ill., where she
will make her home, was the guest
Of honor Monday afternoon at fare
we'll party given by the members of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Church Of Christ. The affair was held
In the church parlors and pleasant
| informal time was enjoyed. Mrs. G..
H. Morris. in behalf Of the aid, pre-
scented Mrs. Thornton with gilt from
the members. The refreshments were
| served by Mrs. Fred Lantz. Mrs. C.
c. woodmansee. ana Mrs. L. S. Brown.
The Young Married Peoples Bible
Class Of the Methodist church was
entertained Monday evening at the
200 South Seventh street. During the
business session officers>were elected
as follows: President. Charles CHM:
vice president, J. w. r Wildman; Sec
rotary, w. H. Steiner; treasurer. G. H.
Correll Cnairmen of the committees
chosen were: Entertainment, l.. NJ. Cs-
borne: social. Mrs. H. o. Hyatt: mem
bership. Nrs. r. W. Hubbard. The re-
socially, and refreshments we're served
by the hostess.
Mrs. L. blessing entertained at her
home, 536 North Second street, Friday
afternoon the members Of the NJ 3. ..
Club. The gathering was to celebrate
Mrs. Blessings birthday anniversary.
and the club members gave her two
velvet rugs. Dinner was served by Mrs.
blessing. assisted BY hsr daughter
Laura. In q contest. which furnished
p,art Of the entertainment, Mrs. H. d.
Spencer won the first prize and Mrs.
w. stouffer got the consolation. The
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Gertrude
Fields. Jamestown, n. D.: Mrs. c. J.
Roundy, IIamoille. and Mrs. A. Pearson
Melbourne.
DR.. w. p. Galloway, Of Estherviile.
who IL now working for the interests
Of the National Highways Association.
arrived In the city Monday ana will be
here until "wednesday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway. DR.. Gal
loway has been organising the cities
and towns along the 'Transcontinental
route In Illinois. ana rom here will
70 70 Dubuque to organise bstween
that city and Chicago. Much interest
Is being manifested In the project" DR..
Galloway said. and the people are en-
enthusiastic over the system Of hard
surfaced highways thfuout the entire
country" On his recent trip DR.. CAL
loway organised ut Wheaton. Deaa:h.
DIXON. Dtsriiss. xssrfssa and othsr
points. 1900, - s - : i