Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-16

~ xA4A0DCU xN0ADOH were CA16I "
attired In white plush, trimmed with
prisms and diamonds. bssprinkled with
diamond dust. representing Marshall
Ice Company.
Misses Sallie and Eta Treadwell.
plush dresses and blouse waists. gents
ties, surah sashes. During the march
they looked stunning In seal cloaks,
caps, fur boas. kid gloves, and muffs;
representing the fur department Of the
gents furnishing house. F. D. Shaver
& Co.
Miss Emma Taylor. white null COW
cred with engraving Of monuments.
representing Woods & Sherlock.
Mrs. Sherm Cammack. white dress.
entire front Of skirt was q large red
silk panel bearing the name, Iowa Gen.
trail; above the side plaits and waist
We're yellow and black borders ar
ranged in a tasty manner She adver-
tised matter for the road, which she
literally distributed.
Miss Ida Dugan was prettily attired
in a dress Of black. handsomely
| trimmed with handkerchiefs. Over her
waists were silver dollars, representing
the cashier Of the popular dry goods
firm Of NJ. F. Andrews.
100 'SNNS, bAS va
with white yoke and sleeves. draperies
and waist trimmed with dollars. Solid
painted front bearing firm name. 1. l..
Cady.
Mrs. Lou Abbott, necklace Of dog
| with spoons attached; milk swimmers
for epaulets and tea strainer in her
hair. A. c. Abbott & Son.
! EfvoG Poi1av omit nNOnoviVr WIN ~ al
with crackers n cranberries, watch
guard of candy hearts. Bailey & For
ney. grocers.
Of light blue silk over which was
draped one of the latest of Mrs.
Jenness Miller's costumes.
Mrs. o. L. Ingledue, a charming
little brunette, red dress made baby
bottles. On her shoulders were baby
Bromley. Ingledue & Co.
Miss Mollie Allison, sleeveless dress
Of black satin, over which was draped
and nile green ribbon '"V' neck. In her
ribbon and lace, and bearing the name
" Ao lSoOAAiS ~ SoOOS lOQSc, z. Lee.
Dr.. Getz was dressed faultlessly with
surgical instruments, watch chain OF
splints, and necktie Of silk oil cloth.
Mrs. George Will, white dress
trimmed with sponges, sash of
brushes, paint brushes FOR. hair orna-
ment, necklace of chochos. In her hand
she carried a beautiful sold mounted
nnaro ofoCo HFoorfd. o .r-:,,
Miss Ida Hobart black velvet with
white satin pendants and front epau-
lets of hinges; tea strainer for hair
ornament; very elegant. Grips &
Kicker.
Mr.. Frank Sutton. full dress suit.
fancy scarf pin: gold eye glass at
tached by gold chain to coat. Will Mil
Ter. jewelr.
Mrs. George Gage. black skirt and
white lame blouse, with side panels
protusely trimmed with white cravats
and necklace Of silver buttons mounted
on black velvet. with firms name,
George e. Gage.
Miss Fannie Wright. brown wool and
fancy silk, to represent Jenness Mill
Ter.
Miss Lizzie Wright, seal brown dress,
with side panels. bearing the name Of
w. II. Calhoun, agriculturist.
Miss Jessie Woodruff. mahogany
plush necklace OF gold watches and
rocket. In her ears were the celebrated
Loyer diamonds. John Loyer, jeweler.
Miss Minnie Taylor looked charming
IN black costume deliberately trimmed
IN picture cards, square neck filed
with illusion and reveres OF beautiful
caros, representing B. A. Morgan,
druggist.
Miss Annie Williams, black silk. with
lovely pink roses and latest bonnet out.
NJ. M~iddlekauf, milliner.
Mrs. W. r. Forney, atti.ed in white
u dress. resh sash, trimmed with
cranberries, candies, cakes. spices.
dried fruits. and extracts, cracknels in
her hair. Around her neck, a band
with the firms name. On her arm sh.
carried a basket filled with candy. with
which she sweetened the crowd. BAILEY
& Forney.
Mrs. L. r. Willard. dress Of peacock
otue madame. front panel Of calves
SKINS. brown and white. edged with
white wool. Across the front of dress
SKIRT was the name Of H, Willard E.
Son. "
Other Merchants WIZ Adverti..d.
The merchants who represented their
lines by the costuming OF the aides
were not alone in helping to make this
advertising party a success. Other
business men erected booths. from
which wares were displayed. In this
class were John Schubert. dry GOODS
Brown, the photographer; Osman. the
Je"eler; Simmons. books and sta
tionery; D.. c. Wilbur, flrniture: Ke,.
ley. druggist: A. G. Abbott & Son
hardware: E. c. Weston, confectioner.
Les Bros, shoes; Bradbury e. Price
meats; ketchum & Johnston. aericul.
tural implements; George P. Power. q,
90, druggists: G~reenbaum, clothie,.
FRED Hopkins. tailor: and the Amer
lean Express Company.
Those in Charge,
Ihe committees in charge Of tho Al.
Fertis'ng ball Of Dec. 1e, 1888, were AZ
follows: no
Invitation, Messrs. and Mesdames r
). Fletcher and C. H. Ackert. Misses
NOME Allison. Sallie Treadwell, and
Neihe Gerhart, and Messrs. E.. Dickev
and Ralph Mcbride; reception. Messrs.
and Mesdames W. r. Forney. g 7
Lander, G. w. McNeely, and s. +.
Cammeck; Misses Sallie McComb..
annie Gerhart. Kate Rosenbaum. Ettie
Ireadwell, and sallie Parrett. and
Messrs. Fred Williams and c. H. For
ney; moor, Messrs. Charles McCombs.