Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-09

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Miss wslkss was obliged 20 ''duek" Tor
her friends being tied 10 the apples.
Late In the evening the hosto1soe
served two. course supper In the lln.
ihg room. The table Wa dseofatso n
the yellow and brown colors and light
ed with jack.o-lAntsrns. The guest list
included twenty Of Miss welksr'D
friendD.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Turnas, who has
been in the east for seven months, are
In the city for visit Of q few wssks
at the home Of Mrs. Furnas' parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. .. Young Mr.. and
Mrs. Furnas have been III New York
City. Boston, Hartford, Conn.,. Niagara
Falls and Chicago, where Mr.. Turnas'
business has called him. Mr.. F'urnas
VIII leave In q short time. but Mrs.
F'urnas will remain with her parents
for longer visit.
Members Of the Ladies Of the Modern
MaccaheeS Joined Wednesday night In
. surprise upon Mrs. J. =. Humphrey.
at her home over West State street.
Tho affAir was planned by reason Of
Mrs. Humphreys departure this week
Tor Perry. where. she II to make her
home. Refreshments that the guests
brought wore served and the hours en-
joyed socially. The members Of the
organization presented Mrs. Humphrey
with a set Of cut glass sherbets.
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department Of the woman's Club were
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
;Mesdames George W. Darling, r. B..
Adams. E. T. Austin. and George Price
at the home Of Mrs. DarlinS 800 West
Main street. Tho study Of the year,
Household Management by Tyrell.
was taken up and the two round table
discussions were led by Mrs. F. g.
Hynds, on Establishing Home, What
Are Some Of the Essentials to Be Con-
sidered?" and Mrs. Frank Haradon
who took as her subject, THE Influ-
'ence Of Home Environment on Char
acter Building" At the close of the
program the hostesses served refresh
ments.
Mrs. w. F. 1nnes. .507 North Fifth
street, entertained complimentary to
her little daughter, Alberta, twenty-one
little friends Wednesday afternoon.
The affair was in honor of Alberta's
birthday anniversary. The children
SPSAS a AoPPy OlSSIAOOu pray SdlIlcD
on the lawn, and at o'clock, Mrs.
Innes was assisted in serving a supper
by Mrs. Charles Hughes and Miss Bess
Horne. The table was prettily decorat-
ed with Japanese favors, and colors.
In the center was large birthday cake
which was lighted with candles. At
each place were japanese dolls which
were given as favors. The little hos
tess received many gifts from her
friends.
The annual fall reunion Of the mem
bers of the Congregational church,
which was in the nature Of an old-time
social. was held Wednesday evening In
the church parlors. A supper was
served at $3.50, the committee being in
charge of Mrs. F. L. Meeker. who was
assisted by Mesdames r. w. McCreery,
B. c. Taylor. James Alden. w. A. San
doe. G. A. Holt. A. Janney, w. L. Place.
and Emeline Arson After the supper
an informal program included song
by Dorothy Shove. who was accom-
panied by Blanche McCombs: and
graphophone music by Max Smith. Old
time songs were sung by all the mem
bers and a general social time was en-
1oyed by all. Guests from out of-town
were Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Gallagher. OF
Green Mountain; Rev. vinton Lee and
Mr.. Bentlinger, Of Belle PLANE; and
Mr.. and Mrs Austin, Of Montour.