Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-07

| served as Mothers Day" Give us an
early order for your flowers. Kemble
green houses.
I Plenty Of old paper at cents bum
die at the Times Republican Office. just
the thing to go under the carpets dur
ing housekeeping time.
Wear a flower next Sunday In honor
Of your mother. A colored flower for
the mother living and white for the
one who is gone. We have fine selec-
ton. Kemble green houses.
DR.. F. II. Rule. Of Ackley. who under
went an operation for hernia at st.
Thomas hospital two weeks ago, re-
| turned to his home Wednesday. DR..
Rule Is making a good recovery.
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Mrs. Mary Abbott and daughter, Mrs.
A. G. Click. and the latter's son.
Fletcher Click, will leave Monday for
Ogden, Utah. where they will spend the
summer with Mrs. Abbott's son, J. w.
Abbott, and Mrs. Clicks eldest son,
, Abbott Click.
! A joint meeting of the Missionary
/ Circle and the aid society OF the Bap-
fist church will be held Friday at the
church. Luncheon will be served at
o'clock by the hostesses. Mesdames E.
j. Robb, A. j. Smith, n. p. Rasmussen,
and James Bricker.
Sparks from the chimney set fire to
the roof of s. P Knisey home. 20s
West Lincoln street, at o'clock We'd
nesday evening. and burned small
hole before the department could ex-
/, tinguish the blaze with chemicals. The
RI mo I1,h 1x-tl1 q
covered by insurance.
A profitable day was spent Wednes-
day by the members Of the First
United Evangelical aid society who
| We're entertained at an all-day sew at
the home Of Mrs. Salem Rruner, 203
Arson street. At noon the hostess
served dinner, and the remainder Of
the day was occupied with quilting.
A class Of fifteen pale faces was in
itiated into Chippewa Tribe, No. 40, l.
0. r. NJ. Wednesday night, at cere-
monies Of initiation that were attended
by state officers. The candidates came
from Belle PLANE, Nevada. and Chel-
sea. Great Sachem E. A. Patterson and
Great Chief of Records F. a. Day, Of
Des Moines, were here for the meeting.
After the initiation supper was served
and short talks We're made by the visit
ing officers and others.
A play guaranteed to make tingle
the coolest pulses Is THE Ghost
Breaker" Victor Lambert's sensational
Cort Theater success of last season by
Charles Goddard and Paul Dickey.
which comes to the Odeon Sunday
evening. For here one finds melo-
i've 70 nd n
equal quantities 80 deftly blended that
they make a potent tonic, one that
barely gives the audience chance to
get it's breath between thrills.-Odeon.
AS compliment to Mrs. Lydia H.
Peckham, Of Des Moines. who will be-
come the bride Of George s. Foote OF
Elgin, ILL., on May 20 Mrs. W. F. David
and daughter, Miss Leila David. enter
tanned at a four course breakfast at
10 tfi. morning twenty-five Of Mrs.
Peckham's moro intimate friends. The
table decorations were in yellow. Jon =
quils being used for centerpieces. Much
amusement was added to the affair by
the guests coming costumed as the
bride to be IL expected to be dressed
in the mornings in her new home. After
breakfast the guests enjoyed bridge.
Wednesday afternoon the last meet
ing of the year Of the kensington Club
was held at the home of Mrs. T. Swa-
boda, 600 East State street. At the bus
mess session Mrs. Swaboda was elected
president: Mrs. B. F.. Collins. vice
president: Mrs. A. NJ. Rhoades, treas
urer; and Mrs. Charles Jones, secre-
tary The remainder Of the afternoon
was pleasantly spent in an Informal
social way, and with fancy work. At
o'clock Mrs. Swaboda. assisted by
Mrs. F. o. Cumming. served an elabo-
rate course luncheon. The table
was prettily decorated in lavender and
white, a large bouquet OF violets srac-
ing the center Of the table. while small
er bouquets Of the violets were found
at each place.