Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-22

Miss Margaret WATSON left THU
morning for Council Bluffs for week.
visit with her friend. Miss Hazel Long
Mrs. q. NJ. Thompson and son wayn,
went to Clemens today to remain fol
five weeks visit at the r. Black.
burn home.
Lavalliers. Saturday only, at specia
prices. Beautiful cavaliers of came.
and pearl. Hodges Jewelry Store, III
East Main.
Charles Beckwith. who has been Wis.
Ralph at Peoria, Ill, arrived home
1 Special communication, Marshal
Lodge. No. 10S A. F. & A. NJ, thil
(Friday) evening, 1880 o'clock, for work
Come. I. T. Forbes. 8. w.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Northup and little
son Richard. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Williams left for Clear Lake this
morning for few days outing.
Ten, cents for any seat at the odeon
all next week. starting Sunday night
The Fame Eorrell Stock Company will
present a new play each night. Come
early and get good seat. Odeon.
Say, boys, If you want to see the
noopy up-to -the-present styles for fail
take smile at our window II you
don't see 1t there step in and let US talk
1t over. Hopkins & Son, the popular
tailors.
Harry F. Marsh. Of New Prague
Mimi. arrived in the city Thursday and
remained over today at the hons Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Marsh. NJ.
Marsh will leave this evening for Dav-
export.
Mr. and Mrs. James J.. Denmead and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight H. Denmead will
leave Saturday in the latter's automo-
bile for Mitchell. 8. D., where the
Messrs. Denmead will look after bust
ness interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Runnsa's and chill
0ren, Of Nevada, who have been Wis
iting for few days at the home Of
Mrs. Runneals' mother. Mrs. L. N
Mitchell. returned to Nevada Thurs.
day evening.
Mrs. &C. c. Urine and daughter
Elizabeth arrived home Thursday eve.
( ming from their seven weeks visit al
Oshkosh, Wis, with the formers sister
Mrs. Ralph N. Burtis. Mrs. Urine and
daughter stopped in Chicago for few
days visit while on their way home.
Miss Jessie wallace. ia Arson
street. went to Woodward Thursday tc
visit relatives. On her way home Miss
Wallace will stop in Des tMoines to at
tend the state fair and visit friends
Miss Wallace will return to Des Moines
In September to enter business col
| lege.
Mrs. James Virgins and daughter
Sarah, of Story City, reached this city
Thursday evening on their way home
from Fargo. N. D.. where they hav,
been for four months with Mr.. Virgins
Mr.. Virgins sought the northern
climate owing to asthma, with which
he has suffered for long time. HI
will remain at Fargo a few week!
longer, having been practically FREE
from his trouble during his stay there
The regular meeting Of the aid soci-
ETY. of the Methodist church was large.
ly attended Thursday afternoon, tn,
hostesses being Mesdames E. G. LETTER
w. p. Flower, NJ. d. Huston. j. P
Dtehl, R. n. ASH and F. W. Carl. Th<
usual routine business was followed
by the social hour and sewing. Mis-!
Ruth Haines accompanied on the piano
by her brother Thomas. sang two songs
The hostesses served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anderson
daughter Lois, and son Wil!ie, Of De.
troft, Mimi, are in the city foe few
days visit at the home OF Mr.. Andcr-
sons brother, Bliss Anderson. Victor
Anderson. who is proprietor OF thu
Minnesota Hotel at Detroit. has in
vented an automobile shock absorber
and will so from here to Des Moines
Chicago and Detroit, Mich, in the in.
terests Of his patent. The trip is being
made in the Anderson car.
Mrs. A. Htggin. 412 West State street
was hostess Thursday at an elaborate
1 o'clock luncheon given complimentary.
to Mrs. e. L. Hoag. Of Cedar Rapids
/ Prettily appointed tables were decor
ated with asters and nasturtiums. Gov.
ers were laid for twenty. Miss Grace
Wiley assisted in serving. Bridge oc-
cupied the afternoon hours, the frs
prize being awarded to Mrs Herber
"dSSOH, Tie cOneOidtlOH 20 WIFE. -. Z
Cook, and a guest prize to MRS. Hoag
Out of-town guests were Mrs. A. G
Edwards. Of Minneapolis: Mrs. Isabe
Parkhurst, of Columbus, Ohio. ant
Mrs. r. NJ. Rickett. of New York City
Mrs. F. E. Northup and Mrs. A. F
Balch entertained Thursday evening
complimentary &c Miss Maude Clark
who, will become the bride Of Charles
Hollingsworth on Saturday evening
Aug. 30 The affair was novelty
shower. and was held at the Northur
home. 60s West State street. The
guest list included forty Of Miss
Clark's more intimate friends. Much
amusement was afforded by the way
Miss Clark received her many attrac.
tive and useful gifts. She was given q
card on which was written the de-
,scription Of the places in which these
gifts were concealed and was obliged
to hunt them. both in the house and
!. yard. After they. were all found the
hostess presented Miss ClArk with Q
little toy trunk I'LL packed for trav-
cling. AT late hour the hcstesses were
ass1sted IN serving refreshments by
Dorothy Balchs Esther NosthnD. and
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