Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-14

MdCCdDec6 dLteuO important review
tonight.-Advertiseme
/ Mems hats cleaned. blocked and re-
paired. Meeker Laundry Company.
A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
Telephone 1899 yellow.--Advertisem
McCord's west end grocery phone,
are 2S4 and 1854, instead of numbers
y Saturdays ad.
I want to buy a National cash regis
ter State price. Address RIO. care
this Observation-Disclosures.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home os
Mrs. William Jennings, 5O5 West Boone
street.
Mrs. Ruth Buck and little son Bin
ford, who have been spending the past
week in Chicago. arrived home Friday
evening.
Come in and hear the new Victrola
at $50 Perfect tone quality, deep and
full volume. Talking Machine Store,
121 East Main.
Mrs. w. A. Sandoe left Sunday for
Cedar Rapids, where she will be joined
by her daughter, Mrs. Carl F. Jordan.
and go to Chicago for two weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Downs ami
daughters. Helen and Loi enc, left this
morning for California, Where they
will make an indefinite say at Ions;
Beach and Los Angeles.
Mail orders are now being received
and will be filled in order Of receipt.
for the engagement of "Bunty Pulls
the Strings" at the Odeon theater on
Tuesday, April %. Odeon.
Mrs. Calder Overturf, COZ West
Church street, was hostess Friday at
ternoon to the "Awoi" Club A pleasant
afternoon was spent socially. and with
sewing and music. The hostess served
refreshments.
II you want wall paper, new and up
to-date patterns, let us show you. We
have 700 new patterns and show 1876 of
them on screens as they appear on the
wall. Jones' wall paper and paint
store. 1Os East State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brandon and
daughter Pearl who We're called to
Farmer City, ILL.,, by the death of George
H. Mittan, Mrs. Brandon's father, re-
turned home Sunday, after an absence
of ten days. They visited in Cham
paign and Chicago while away.
Oscar Lawler, a Los Angeles attor-
new, and a former Marshalltown boy,
was in the city Saturday night. guest
| at the A. N. French home, being on
his way to Los Angeles from Brooklyn.
Iowa, where he has been looking after
business connected with an estate.
Members of the Coterie Club were
entertained Friday evening by Miss
at the home of the latter, 407 North
First avenue. Sewing and fancy work
were enjoyed during the evening and
esses.
| Mrs. F. E. Frisbee and two children,
and her sister. Miss Oma Button. Of
Sheldon. arrived in the city Saturday
to visit for a few days with Mrs. Mar
garet Artz. the grandmother of Mrs.
F'risbee and Miss Button, and their
aunt. Mrs. A. Lewis. at whose home
they will visit.
In Saturdays Issue on the Home
Beautiful" page George McCord, west
end grocer "ad" the phone numbers
were not correct We wish to inform
! the public that McCord's grocery has
not changed its phone numbers They
remain the same. Phones 2s4 and 1854
are the correct numbers.-Advertise
ment.
| Miss Edna Reimer, 1Os North Third
avenue, was hostess Friday evening at
Intercourse dinner served at $3.50
o'clock by Mrs. c. F. Reimer and Miss
! Hazel Reimer. Games ond guessing
| contests were enjoyed during the even.
ing. and Miss Bessie Pepper and Miss
Johanna Peterson were awarded the
i prizes for the contests.
Miss Mae Shearer was hostess Friday
night to twelve young ladies in honor
Of Miss Hazel Kinney, who left Satur-
day morning for Monmouth, Ill. Games
and music furnished amusement for the
evening, and the guest Of honor was
presented a souvenir spoon by Miss
| Margaret Ferries on behalf Of her
friends. as a token of best wishes for
Miss Kinney. The hostess served
delicious two-course lunch, assisted by
Misses Eliese Talbot and Tina John
son.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
and mission circle were entertained
Friday at the church by Mesdames
a. j. Smith. J. NJ. Fort, E. E. Carver.
and j. f. Frederick. At 1 o'clock the
hostesses served luncheon. The sub
ject for the afternoon on The How
and why of Missions" was led by Mrs
NJ. w. Hovey. The motive. aim, re-
quirements. and needs Of missions was
discussed at length and some very good
talks were enjoyed At the close of the
mission work the aid society held a
business session.
The annual meeting of the Presby-
terrain Aid Society was held Friday af-
ternoon in the church parlors, with
Mrs Luther Ray. Mrs. G. r. Haas. and
Mrs. Frank Lockwood as hostesses. AT
the business session reports were given
by the various committees Of the aid,
and the new officers for the coming
year were installed. At the close of
the routine business the time was spent
socially and with sewing. The host |