Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-04

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teacher. 80 Masonic Temple. wednes-
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and Sunday night Change Of play
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the Iowa Savings Bank, and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 712.
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Mrs. Dora Davis, 1Os North Center
street, was hostess Friday afternoon
to the members OF the Friends Ladies'
Aid Society. During the business ses-
sion Mrs. I. N. Rich and Mrs. Martha
Test were appointed as a committee
to have charge of furnishings and sup
plies for the Friends ward in the
DeaconesS hospital. In serving Mrs.
Davis was assisted by Mrs. 1 T.
Forbes.
AS surprise to w. B. Thompson.
living one and one half miles south
Of the city, twenty Of his friends gath
cred at the Thompson country home
Friday evening to celebrate Mr..
Thompson's birthday anniversary. The
evenings entertainment was furnished
by various games and music, and In
serving a supper Mrs. Thompson was
assisted by MRS. Walter Linderote.
The guests presented Mr.. Thompson
with a handsome brass numidor.
Members Of the Mayfower Club
spent a pleasant afternoon Friday with
Mrs. Joseph Wells. 125 May street. The
Ruests visited and worked on their
fancy work and the hostess served tea
at S o'clock. Easter emblems were
used. in decorating the table. fancy
basket. filled with eggs and imitation
chicks, being used as a centerpiece.
Mrs. L. C. Johnston assisted in serving.
The quests from out of town wera Mrs.
A. II. Martin and daughter Arlene. of
Mason City. and Mrs. L. c. Johnston.
Of Hawkeye.
The c. w. b., NJ, Auxiliary Of the
Central Church Of Christ enjoyed an in
teresting meeting. Friday afternoon in
the church parlors. Mrs. F. r. Bene-
dict conducted the study on the book,
New America MIS-. D. n. Duncan
led the afternoons program. which was
on THE Needs Of Latin America" Sew
eral very interesting papers were given
In connection with the subject Mrs. A.
Liant told Of Argentine: Mrs. F. r. Ben
edict, Of Mexico: Mrs. F. III. Wallace,
of Porto Rico, and Mrs. Amy Petit
gave a sketch Of the life Of IONA Smith.
q missionary to Argentina. During the
afternoon c. NJ. Howe sang, playing his
own accompaniment on the banjo.
The womar's home and foreign mis-
sionary societies Of the Methodist
church held a meeting Friday afternoon
in the church parlors. The home So
ciety devoted the afternoon to business.
Mrs. Ella McKim and Mrs. Charles
InRraham were appointed delegates,
and Miss Nichols and Mrs. Boughton
alternafea. to attend the home mis-
sionary convention at Sheffield. April
q and ~. Mrs. c.. ]. Sheeler led the
study hour Of the foreign society. Dur
ing the business routine Miss Alice
Patterson and Mrs. X. G. Roberts were
elected - delegates to attend the dis
trict foreign missionary convention at
Grundy Center April 30 and May 1.
The regular meeting Of the art and
music department of the Woman'a
Club was held Friday afternoon
by Mechanics George Price, Grove w
Harris. Raymond Doolittle. John Wal
lace. and Willard Mosher at the Price
home. 81 West State street. During
the business hour Mrs. F. S. Wins
was elected chairman Of the depart
ment. and Mrs. G. W. McNeely the
commemorative. The program was on
waRner,s "Parsifar' Mrs. w. T. Ben
nett told the story of the opera, and
Mrs. J. v. Bass read an article con.
corning it. Mrs. w. II. Bardwel
played two pleasing piano selections
and Miss Marguerite Lewis gave two
violin numbers. "Canzanetta, by
Broxia. and Swing Song" by Ethe
R.Ynes. Both were greatly enjoyed
Nrs. John Wallace and Miss Rosie
Flower sang duet. 1.-The Swing Song.
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. r. c. Valentine
A.sc. the program the hostesses servec
refreshments.
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