Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-13

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meet Friday evening with Miss Eliza
For the very latest and finest baby
bath tub see Schmidt. All white. very
best Vollrath enamel. It's a peach.
Schmidt.
Some excellent bargains In steel
ranges and cast ranges. Young farm
ers should look US up. c. F. Schmidt,
the stove man.
Mrs. Amanda Eastman. of Albion.
who has been visiting for a few days
with DR.. and Mrs. w. 8. Devine, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid societp
will meet Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Edward Echternacht. 113 South
Ninth street, with Mrs. s. NJ. Cause as
assistant hostess
Yes, Schmidt sells sewing machines.
New customers added every week. You
can buy for cash or on installment
plan. SIS. c. #. Schmidt. agent for the
New Home sewing machine.
The Arnold Mothers Club viii meet
Friday evening At 7:45 at the school
building. when the husbands OF MEM
bers will be entertained. G. II. Van
Law will addHss the club.
One OF our so cent Androck ovens
for gas stoves will more than please
you. 1t will toast. will bake pie. will
bake q plate of potatoes. will roast
meat. c. F. Schmidt, the kitchen out
filter.
One of the most careful and success
full investors that ever lived In this
city is selling rented real estate to 'o-
vest the proceeds in our Z per cent
preferred stock. Lennox Furnace
Company.
The exclusive ladies' and children's
ready to- wear store. We have received
a large shipment Of our new spring
coats, suits and dresses, All the new
weaves, very latest styles and best
qualities are shown here, Whitehead
The travel department Of the Won,-
ans Club will meet Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Frank Benedict
907 West Main street, with Mesdames
Eta Agnew, George Darling, NJ. s. Nc
Farland, Will Wallace and F. S. Hynds
as assistant hostesses.
The box social held at the Taylor
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ming was largely attended and con-
sidered success. An interesting pro-
gram included an address by Miss
Gertrude Miller, county superintendent
OF schools. Miss Alice Brock Is the
teacher.
'The Great Divide" is a genuine
American play with strong and vital
motive involving fierce struggle be-
tween widely contrasted human types
and treated with marked vigor and CT
iginality The great play will appear al
the Odeon theater Sunday evening"
4 Odeon.
Mrs, e. l.. Jones was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon to the members OF
the Archers. After the routine busi-
ness the guests spent the time with
fancy work Mrs. Jones was assisted
in serving a>two-course lunch by Mrs.
w. Williams and Miss Margaret
! Woodmansee. who, with Mrs. J. A.
Mooney, were guests for the afternoon.
That sterling and well known play.
.The Man From Arizona will be the
opening attraction .of the Bowman
Company, with Theresa Martin rs
leading lady, who open weeks en-
gagement here Monday at the Odeon
theater High class vaudeville will be
j presented between acts. Prices 10, ~
and 80 cents Ladies free Monday
night under usual conditions. Seats on
sale Saturday at 10 a. m. Odeon.
Mrs. II. H. Shumway, eight miles
west Of town, entertained the mem
hers of the Hartland Reading Club
Wednesday afternoon. The subject for
the program was The Balkan War
A paper describing the war, by Mrs.
Gilbert Maxfield, was read by Mrs.
Harold Moninger. A paper on THE
Conditions That Led to the War;" by
Mrs. E. Eaton, was read by Miss
Baker, and paper on The Present
Situation" was given by Mrs. A. Fl.
Wheeler. The program was enjoyed by
all, and during a social hour that fol-
lowed the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs N. Merrill. 3o7 West Main
street, was hostess to the literature
department of the Woman's Club Wed
nesday afternoon. A patriotic prog
gram was enjoyed, and the roll call
was answered by patriotic quotations.
The program was opened by the sing
ing Of America" Mrs. c. II. Tidd
rave a paper on 1.-THE Origin Of the
III American rug. A'AsAAS A>ASAAoAS
read a paper on THE American Flag"
and Mrs. A. Treadwell gave paper
on Colonial Life OF Washington's
Time A piano solo, The American
Union" medley, was played by Mrs.
l.. f. Matson. The program proved
most interesting and instructive and
was thoroughly enjoyed by ALL Mrs.
H. H. Fairbanks, of Omaha. was an
out of town guest
The home and education department
Of the Woman's Club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. ID. S.
Nancy, s12 West Main street. with
Mrs. Fred Hopkins and Mrs. George
f. Thayer as assistant hostesses. A
splendid program was given. including
papers on How Do the Laws OF Iowa
Protect Women Their Property Rights,
Dowry, Children. Marriage and DE
vorce," by Mrs. Grove Harris; "child
welfare Legislation" by Mrs. George
Darling, and Chatting Dish Dainties."
BY Miss Ella Zug was read by Mrs
James Zug. There was large at
tendance and the guests enjoyed a
pleasant social hour after the program.