Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-17

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Fountain pen repairing Of all kinds.
Camera Shop.
Photographs-we can photograph
any thing you wish photographed. Cam
era shop.
Ladies' free. when accompanied by
one paid ticket, Monday matinee and
night. Colonial.
! Mrs. Elizabeth Ross. Of Canton, NO.
who was a guest over Friday at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Norris
left this morning for Iowa City.
Mrs. Ray Dinenbaugh. of Lincoln,
Neb., arrived in the city Friday after
| noon to visit at the home Of her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Fort.
The Franklin Company will close
their engagement at the Odeon theateI
tonight, presenting four-act comedy
drama, THE Unequal Match" Odeon
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Paurs
Episcopal church will be entertained
Monday afternoon by Mrs. s. p. Knise-
Iy Mrs. Will Long. and Mrs. w. IL.
Jones at the Knisely home, 20S West
Lincoln street.
NJ. E. Melvin. Of this city. has pur-
chased of w. S. Johnson, of Jasper
county. seventy -eigh acre farm one
and one half miles north Of Marietta,
| in Marietta township. The price paid
was not given in the deed that was filed
today.
\ Rev. DR.. r, c. Westenberg, formerly
of this city,, who, Is now engaged In
| temperance work.. was in the city this
! morning while on his way to Vinton
! where he speaks Sunday. DIR. Weston
berg is making his headquarters In Des
Moines.
Rev. 1. N. Rich, pastor Of the Friends
church. went this afternoon to Hub
bard. where he will conduct funeral
services for the little daughter of Fred
.Mossman Sunday morning at IL o'clock
county, nine miles northeast of Hub
bard
In celebration OF their thirtieth we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Edsall. 1902 Summit street enter
tanned the members of the w. r. An
niversary Club Thursday afternoon.
Covers for twelve were laid at a table
decorated with red and white carna-
tions. At noon the hostess served a
five course dinner. assisted by Mrs.
John Rank and Mrs. Ellis Baily. The
guests spent the afternoon visiting.
The extraordinary success of T.
Hartley Manners brilliant Irish COM
edy. Peg O. My Heart" which Lau-
; rette Taylor has been playing in New
York for over a year. which Oliver
! ! aAMc-cscc /: sending to the Cdeon thea
ter Wednesday evening, is accounted
for In its wholesomeness. its humanity
| and its pure love story simply told:
three elements. which in these days OF
| bizarre mechanical plots, and tawdry
sexuality. are welcomed by playsoers
Odeon. 80
The Ladies' Ara Society Of the Pres
byterian church, W'as entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. John I. Bell and
Mrs. ]. s. Finkle at the Bell home. 900
East State street. There was an at
tendacne Of tsixty-five including sew
eral guests from out Of the city. An
enjoyable afternoon was spent socially
and with fancy work, and in serving
refreshments the hostesses were as
sisted by Miss: Alice Baird. Miss
katherine Morgan, Mrs. Margaret Ross
and Miss Rhea. Butler.'
The Click School Mothers Club met
Friday afternoon at the school building
The program opened with piano solo
by Morris Whitaker. Two recttations
were given by Jessie Rogers. and q
piano duet by Mrs. J, w. Lloyd and
daughter Avonelle. The pupils of the
second grade gave an exercise In pic
ture study. Miss Edna Bcrson, super
visor Of drawing IN, the public schools
gave a talk on drawing. and the WORK
they are trying to accomplish In the
schools. Mrs. r., S. Patten, of the
Rogers Mothers' Club. spoke on
the need Of q better system OF
ventilation in the most of our ward
schools. and of the necessity of larger
Fairgrounds. A general discussion o:
the topic followed. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Mesdames
Fred Lentz. George Miller, H. G. Nell
son, p. III. Maley, and Mrs c. B. Binga-