Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-03
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tonight. Princess.
Every man. boy. End child can af-
ford new overc1atI now. the welcome
red tag makes It possible. iFappe.
Miss Mary Huldhus. OF Gladbrook.
who has been visiting Mrs. o. g. De
Witt. left for her home this morning.
Mrs. Mary Wilson and daughter
Maude arrived home this morning from
Brooklyn. where they have been for a
New Years visit with Mrs. Wilson's
mother, Mrs. Gavin Lang.
Edward s. Estel. dairy expert for
the Iowa State Dairy Association. was
In the city this morning while on his
way from Ames to his home In Water
loo. Mr.. Estel starts soon with the
first Of dairy specials" that are to OPP
crate over railways Of the state for
several weeks.
The Kaffir Boys concert, given under
T, the auspices of the Baptist Brotherhood
at the Baptist church New Years
night, proved pleasing entertainment.
enjoyed by fair sized audience. Con-
sidering that the boys had never known
| ! il they We're brought to this country
only a few years ago. they did remark
ably we'll. An interesting number was
given by five boys who, dressed in the
native costume, and assisted by the
manager, J. II. Balmer, sang native
songs.
Mrs. W. B. Hankins was hostess to
the Archers Thursday afternoon. AT
the close of the routine business So
cial hour was enjoyed. The hostess
was assisted in serving a two-course
lunch by her daughters. Mrs. F. r.
Weaver and Mrs. r. c. Shepard. Mrs
| T. C. Bowman and Mrs. Floyd flanagan
were guests for the afternoon. Election
Of officers resulted In the selection OF
Mrs. W. e. Nicholson as president;
Mrs. O. ]. Saline, vice president; Mrs.
Herman Burgfechtel secretary: and
Mrs. E. l.. Thornton, treasurer
Miss Grace Topf and the Misses
Stella, Nettie, and Mamie Lamb enter
tanned the members of the Young
Ladies' Sodality Of st. Marys church
Thursday evening at the home Of the
former, 105 South Fifth street The
affair was a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Henrietta Weber. who
is soon to become the bride of Henry
Welp, of Haverhill, on Jan. I. A
pleasant evening was spent socially,
the bride-to- be receiving many pretty
gifts The hostesses served refresh
ments. Miss Bessie Welp. sister OF Mr..
Welp, will become the bride of Joseph
Kopel. of Haverhill, on the same day.
Miss Welp and Mr.. Kopel will be mar
ried Tuesday morning at o'clock at
the Catholic church at Haverhill.
Miss Allie Bristol, 40S West Church
street, was hostess Thursday evening
at a very enjoyable reunion of the
crowd which was entertained at a
weekend house party by Mrs. Nelson
Merrill last summer. The hostess had
provided a unique entertainment for
the occasion. and one from which all
derived much enjoyment. She provided
each one with large and artistica'ly
lettered blank scrap book. each book
being entitled Seems in the life OF
some one OF the guests. and gave them
their choice of multitude of appro-
pirate pictures cut from various maya
zines with which to illustrate their
impromptu biographies. When COM
pleted the scrap ,tbooks were given as
souvenirs, ITO theJ ones whom they de-
scribed. \ delicious two-course lunch
was enjoyed during the evening.