Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-14

Mrs. w. Q. Butler and Mrs. Robert
watson. were hostesses to the Excel
slor Aid Society Thursday afternoon at
the Butler home 209 North Seventh
street. Tying comforters and sewing
i occupied the afternoon hours. The
business session was followed by So
cial hour. during which the hostesses
were assisted in serving refreshments
by Misses Esther Watson and Blanche
| clark. Guests for the afternoon We're
Mrs. Sarah Wheldon, Mrs +. j. choen-
nut. and Miss Olivia Tweed
o
Last time tonight for the Paul j.
Rainey African hunt picture. now play
p! ing at the Odeon theater. If you have
noi seen them don't miss them. The
most marvellous picture ever taken. eX-
citing. entertaining and educational,
| showing the wild animal life in the
! wildes. Africa as it really exists. The
African iungles and its denizens
J brought to our doors. The most
astounding scientific feat ever con-
ceded and executed. Graphically de-
scribed by an Interesting lecture of
over two hours. Odeon.
S. A. Baldus of Chicago. appeared be-
! i'i I q STU t-utlSHIt dl III
I Knights OF Columbus hall Thursday
! evening and delivered a lecture or
The Seven Ages of Man" Mr.. Baldus
/ is the managing editor of the Catholic
! Extension Masazine and IS under the
| direction of the State Lecture Bureau
! of the Knights of Columbus. Mr..
/ Baldus gave a splendid address which
/ was thoroughly appreciated by all.
i " he Ivfh ar n
I his subject, ne dwelt extensively on the
divorce question of the day.
The Gilpines Hypnotic Comedy
| Company will be the attraction at the
(! Odcon theater all1 next week Except
| Thursday starting Sunday evening.
4; Prof. G. H. Gilpin will be the only hyp-
notist playing the odeon theater TINS
season. while this company will be new
to the theatergoers Of this city, Pro-
fesor Gilpin. has successfully enter
/ tanned the American people for the
past fifteen years. On Monday night
one lady will be admitted free with
| each paid 3O-cent ticket If bought pc
fore p. m. The seat sale Will open
at 10 a M tomorrow. Buy your tickets
early. Odeop.
| VI T. anu Mis-. W. AANfiHN'~'
Park street, entertained forty friends
at cards Thursday evening. The house
was attractively decorated with 1ou-
ouil,s. the Easter idea prevailing.
| cards on which little chickens were
painted, were used as tallies. Five
| hundred was enjoyed, the prizes for
prog-essions being awarded to Mrs.
walter 7. Scott and Mr. j. P. Delhi
: n Mt ii.
+. McCo,nbs and Mrs. NJ. S. Mcfarland.
A two-course supper. in which d green
and yellow color scheme predomin-
ated was served By the hostess, who
was assisted by Misses Florence and
Margaret Hopkins. Little Easter
baskets which contained tiny Easter
! chickens were used as favors.
The Mothers Club of the Arson
school met at the school building
THURSDAY afternoon. The affair was
given complimentary to Mrs. F. O..
Hinecker, the first president OF the
! club, VINO will soon leave for Canaca-
! A splendid program included songs by
the pupils of Miss Margaret Thomp-
son. of the third grade, and Miss Alice
p I.incoln's pupils of the seventh
grade. DR.. Pauline 1. Myers Town
send Hanson gave a splendid address
on public Health which proved
most helpful and instructive. Mrs. HI
necker was presented with beautltni
silver spoon by Mrs. j. L. blessing
president of the club, in behalf OF the
club. Mrs. James De Bates was chalr-
man of the committee that served the
refreshments Guests for the a1taif
were Mesdames r. E. Jones, +. .Rasn;
l.. D vitek, and John Thornblade, ana
Mrs. Clark. of Detroit. Mich; ana Mrs.