Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-28
The City in Brief

! The City in Brief
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temple.
The ecs.acy of emotional delight
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Mrs. Will Barry and daughter Phyl-
lis. of Louisville. KY. arrived in the
city Saturday evening and are guests
at the home of Mrs. Barrys mother,
Mrs. Mary Bowman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corbin and little
son, OF West Branch. were in the city
Saturday night beir~ on their way to
Ames TO attend the funeral of Mr.. Cor
bins uncle. Lon G. Hardin. editor OF
the Ames Times.
Ma Mo~oova- t'nnrlirS OF DEG
Mones. arrived in the city Saturday
evening from Cedar Rapids, and will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Cum
mings for few days. Miss Cummins
is sister of Senator A. B. Cumnlins.
Mise. Grace and Anna Maude Kim
berry 30sia North Third street, were
hostesses Saturday evening 10 several
couples at a pre;tily appointed 80
o'clock dinner, complimentary 10 Miss
Mabel Bussard. who IS to leave next
Friday for Fargo, y. D. The dinner
was served in four courses, and wild
flowers were used as the table deco
rato!ns The hours following were
enjoyed socially and with music.
Talk about suits, suits made from
fabrics of quality, suits cut right. fitted
. y.
fashions latest STYLES are the suits
that are made for women at this tall
oring establishment. They have the
style of that distinct character that
embassies your individuality. because
the suit is made for YOU Ladies suits
made by lady taMoress. Mrs. W. NJ.
Maier. 222 East Main street.
Mrs. George Pitcher. los East
Church. was hostess Saturday evening
10 forty friends in honor OF the birth
DAY anniversary OF Mrs. Herman Saw
age. Wild flowers were used thruou'
the house. and the evening was spent
socially. Mrs. Savage was the recipier'
Of an apron shower. receiving many
pretty and dainty ones, as wen as Inc
more practical variety. The hostess
was assisted in serving refreshments
by Mrs. A. Maulsby and Mrs. FTeo
/ Melchert.
Fred Bern.nghausen. Of Eldora. vas
in the city Saturday afternoon, en
route home from Ames. where ne nae
been TO attend the meeting OF the Iowa
/ Academy Of Science. MI Berninghau-
sen read a paper before the academy
On Helpful and Harmful Birds II
Iowa" Mr. Berninghausen said ina
! the sap suckers. OF EeiioW-oeliiee
( wood peckcrs." as they are commonly
known. are responsible for the loss o.
$3.50. 600 worth Of trees in this ceun'
Try annually.
| Members Of the Rebekah and Ccc
! Fellows lodges were entertained sat
| urcav evening at the Goethe hall by +
| II. Mast. in celebration of his birthday
/ anniversary. A most delightful even
I ing was enjoyed socially and with al
I informal musical program. Mrs. Peter
t Mayor. Mrs. G. schmeiz, and Mrs
( Mary Buttschau assisted the host II
| serving refreshments. Mt. Mast wa:
-. presented with a very handsome goie
! watch charm, on one side Of which va:
! the Masonic emblem and the other the
! odd Fellows insignia.
/ Mrs. Catherine Brouhard. house
keeper for Joseph Males, five mile:
I north Of Albion. was pleasantly sur
prised Saturday morning oy ten OF he
friends from this city. AS the occasio:
was in celebration Of Mrs. Bouhard
! birthday anniversary, an elaborate DIN
/ ner was served at l o'clock by MIS-
! Jessie Males. after which the guest
/ spent a delightful afternoon gathering
! wild flowers in the woods near m
/ Males home. Mrs. Brouhard received
many pretty gifts. among them
/! beautiful ring.
! The ladies Of the Baptist Hill Bib
Class gathered Saturday afternoon
the home Of Mrs. NJ. A. Bussard, i
East State street, the affair being II
the nature OF farewell for her. tn
regular lesson study was dispense'
with, and the afternoon was en5oye'
in a social way. The guests took en-
tire charge Of the affair. serving
dainty two-couTse lunch. which the
had brought. Mrs. William Jennings
president. on behalf OF the class. pre-
scented Mrs. Russard with a beautfp
souvenir spoon, engraved "B. u. 3. c
1879 as Remembrance. Nearly twen
! ty Of the class participated in IN
pleasant affair. Mrs. Bussard expect
TO leave the city about the middle o
the month. She will accompany he
sister. Mrs. Ella Gaddis. of West Lib
erty. H.. who has been with her TO
the past year. home for a short visit
after which she will join her daUghte
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