Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-03

! . o'clock. The home society will have
Mormonism as the topic tor its study,
with Mrs. John Bristol as the leader.
! Mrs NJ j. Boughton will be hostess to
| this section. The foreign society will
| have Mrs. c. w. Mason as it's hostess,
and Mrs. H. P Duffield will be the
! leader. discussing the subject Medical
| Missions
Mrs. c F. SchoenhuJ, South
Fourth street was hostess Wednesday
to the Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
After the business routine the time
was spent socially and with sewing.
The house was attractively decorated
with quantities of jonquils. supper was
served at 80. During the evening the
guests enjoyed music.
Charming Pollock, play wright, maya
zine writer newspaper man and ora
matte critic. in conjunction with Ken
mold Wolf. another we'll known New
York writer on matters Of the stage,
wrote the book and lyrics of the musl-
cal piece, The Red Widow, which
RAYMOND Hitchcock will bring to the
Odeon theater Sunday evening. Odeon'
DR.. Maude E. Dunn, CT New York
addressed a large audience Of women at
the Levin store Wednesdas afternoon.
DR.. Dunn gave an interesting talk on
The relation of proper corseting ana
health, using living models to Illus
trate her subject. DR.. Dunn dwelt es-
pecially on the serious results OF I'M
proper corseting, and explained no"
these could be avoided.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the X. L. c. Z. OF the First
United Evangelical church was he!d ~
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Laubc''
9Ih North Seventh street Tuesday eV-
ening Games and music We're enjoyed
after the business routine. MISS
Bigelow assisted in serving refresh
ments The out -of-town guests were
Miss Ruth Hake. of Hubbard; Mrs. l..
] RYDER. of Des Moines. and Rev. MT
Streyfeller. of LeMars.
B. W. Sinclair,s of San Diego. Cal.
who. with Mrs. Sinclair aand children.
have been in Des Moines visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. sSpsers. came to the
city Wednesday evening. He was ac-
companied by DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Hynds.
who have been visiting q. the Speers
home. and by Mr. Speers. Mrs. Sinclair
and children and Mrs. Speers and son
Charles. will perhaps spend Sunday
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair and family
expect to go east soon for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs n. Merrill entertained twelve
little friends Of her son Robert We'd
nesday. the occasion being his 4th
birthday anniversary. The children
enjoyed an unusually happy afternoon
playing games. Little April fool caps
of various colors were given the chill
dren to wear. At 5 o'clock two
course tea was served by Mrs. Merrill.
assisted by Misses Ida Fitzsimmons.
Ella Waters, and Bertha and Florence
Campbell The children were seated
at the dining room table, which was
decorated with carnations and lighted
with colored candles. At each place
was tiny lighted candle, box Of
candy, and a doll A birthday cake,
lighted with candles, formed pretty
centerpiece.
The Al c. Field Greater Ministries
is underlined for one performance at
the Odeon theater Monday evening.
This is the twenty seventh year Mr.
Field and his company nave toured the
country, and for this season the noted
minstrel manager has prepared an en-
tire new program. Fully aware of the
unanimous approval Of past perform
ances he declares that this years dis
play is the best effort Of his career.
Odeon.
Eddie Foy, that irresistible funny
fellow. who has appeared in more
Broadway musical comedy successes
than any other of our American stars,
will bring his seventy-five classy col
la borators to the Odeon theater to-
night and present his latest jovial
musical novelty triumph, over the
River with the same detail of life and
color that characterized its six months
run at the Globe Theater, New York.
Odeon.