Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-19

Mrs. G.. E. Quintard, SIT Woodbury.
street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the members OF the State Street
Evangelical church aid society. The
time was pleasantly spent sewing on
carpet rags and quilt blocks and a
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr. Truman DeRoame and his assoc
ciated players will open n weeks en-
gagement at the Odeon theater Sunday
evening. Opening play, The Builder
of Bridges" the play that has pleased
all Iowa. The price remains the same.
j 10 cents. Don't miss the opening play.
| Odeon.
The regular meeting of the aid So
ciety Of the Elm Lutheran Norwegian
church was held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs F. W. Espersen, 500 South
Sixth street. The devotionals were led
by Rev. o. Ingvolsstad, and after the
business session an informal hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were served
I by the hostess.
"The Builder of Bridges" will be the
opening play for Mr.. Truman DeRoame
and his associated players which comes
to the Odeon theuter Sunday eveninS
| for an engagement Of one week.
4 Change Of play each evening. One price
to all, 10 cents. A full evenings en-
| tertainment at one place at one price.
one dime. Odeon.
The regular meeting of st. Eliza
beth's Society of st. Maryss church was
| held Thursday afternoon at the Knights
! of Columbus hall, with Mesdames P.
v. Hart J. w. Melton, and Edmund
Pfeiffer as hostesses. The routine bus
mess was followed by the usual social
hour. during which the hostesses
served refreshments.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor John Her
riott, of Stuart, was visitor in the
city Thursday. night, being the guest
Of Mr.. and &drs. S. w. Morgan. Mr..
Herriott caWe here with friend who
was brought to the soldiers home. Mr..
Herriott stopped over night to rest,
as he has been in very poor health.
He returned home this forenoon.
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
will be featured by Smith and Ralph,
the clever vaudeville team with the
Martin company at the Odeon theater
tonight. Nat Cross will also be seen in
evening will be THE Banker, the
10 cents. Come early. Odeon.
| ~
| Sixty-hve members of the Congre-
gational Ladies' Aid Society met for an
all-day Thursday at the home of Mrs.
I. o. Ker1ble, 533 North Third street.
The other hostesses were Mesdames
| George Price, w. p. Mosher, ]. d. Pal
mer. Emily J. Sellers and Frank
Haradon. Lunch was served at noon. A
profitable day was spent sewing for
| the aid.
! Mrs. r. Edwinson, SO East Main
street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the members of the Anniversary
/ Club. Fancy work and embroidering
occupied the afternoon hours and Mrs.
Edwinson was assisted in serving re-
freshments by Mrs. Fred Thompson.
The hostess was presented with a gift
from the members of the club, as is
the custom at each meeting.
| A special train of one combination
car, three sleepers. and a diner, passed
thru the city at $3.50 Wednesday even
ing over the Chicago Great Western
carrying delegates from Philadelphia
| and other eastern cities. who have been
attending the annual convention of the
| National Association Of Letter Car
riers at San Francisco. The train made
very fast time between Kansas City
and here. the distance being covered in
one hour less than the fastest regular
schedule.
Mrs. c. H. Tidd, 800 North Fourth
street, entertained at a boys party for
her son. Kim. Wednesday afternoon.
The party was to celebrate his 9th
birthday anniversary. and twelve Of his
playmates were guests. Games, in imi-
tation of field meet. were played on
the lawn. Kenneth Brintnall won first
prize; Clare Wildman second and
Eugene Stotts, third Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Tidd at o'clock
on tables decorated with colored
candles and flowers.
Mesdames ]. F. Hobbs, T. B. Haines.
]. w. Boggie. j. Brock, George Craw-
ford and John Chin were hostesses
Thursday afternoon to the ladies of the
Methodist aid society. who met in the
church parlors. There was an attend
ance Of sixty members. and after the
business routine an informal program
was given, including several duets and
instrumental selections by Grace Len
nox and Hope Hobbs During the aft
ernoon the hostesses were assisted in
serving refreshments by Mrs. Ted