Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-14

opening. March II to 20. Miss Middle.
kauf.
The Court Of Honor will give a St
Patrick's dance March II, at Red
Mans hall. Evening tickets so cents
extra ladies 10 cents Committee.
Good advice is. 60 to Church Sun
day. and during the week order your
groceries, fruits and vegetables from
this grocery. Phone sos. Crosby &
Crosby.
You are cordially invited to come and
see the lovely display of hats for dress
wear and street wear. at our millinery
spring opening March II to the goth
Miss Middlekauff.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Streeter, Mrs
Lulu McGoogan, and Mrs. Mamie Yore
the latter OF Sheridan, Wyo., will go tc
Des Moines this evening to spend Sun
day with Mrs. Streeter's sister, Mrs
Elizabeth Fagg.
The best selection and greatest va.
riety OF wall papers in Iowa will be
found at Everist's wall paper store.
few more rooms could be done on shor,
motto. Everist wall paper houses oppo.
site Methodist church.
F. A. Moscrip spent Friday evening
in Ames. where he acted as one of the
judges in the annual debate between
Iowa State College and the Michigan
Agricultural College. The former team
was given the decision.
Tonight we place on sale regular
25 cent ruching for 10 cents per yard
One case soft finish round thread
bleached muslin AZ inches wide, worth
Is cents. goes at 10 cents tonight Memo
corsets tonight 80 cents. Mems negli-
gee shirts, 81 values. for 80 cents. E
r. Lay.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Societ,
of the Central Church of Christ were
entertained in the church parlors Fri.
day afternoon by Mesdames E. c
Brown. c. =. Brown, Mary Curtis, an6
II. G. Connell. There was good attend.
ance, and after, routine business, sewing
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Red Rose Japan tea is strictly high
grade, uncolored, Japan leaf fired by
experts to just. the point Of toastiness
that gives it the rich full flavor so de-
sired by lovers of a light liquored tea
Sold by grocers in one-half pound
packages at Is cents; never sold In
bulk. Ask your grocer. Letts-F1etchez
Company.
The Twentieth Century Club will be
entertained Monday evening at ths
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McCreery
704 West Main street. Miss Louise
Wallace Hackney, Of Chicago. viii give
dramatic interpretation, "The Mol
Iusk." Toibert MacRae, BARITONE, Of
Des Moines, will give group of songs
with Miss Emily Perkins as his &C
companist.
A luncheon was given Friday after.
noon by Mesdames b. A. Morgan, F. w
Alban, B. c. Taylor, and c. G. Urine, al
the Morgan home. 81 East Main street
The proceeds Of the affair were donated
to the hostesses' division of the Con
gregational aid society. Fifty guest:
attended, and the hostesses assisted b.
Mrs. E. P. Miller and Mrs. H. A. Kin
nan, served luncheon at 1 o'clock. The
afternoon hours were spent socially.
Fifty members of the Ladies Ait
Society Of the Presbyterian church
were entertained Friday afternoon ane
Mrs. N. S. Ketchum and Mrs. f. S
Ketchum AZ the home of the former
300 East Church street. After the bust.
ness routine the hours were spent Wis
iting and with fancy work. In serv'
ing refreshments the hostesses wer,
assisted by Mrs. Grove w. Harris, Mis-:
Marjorie Ketchum, and Anna Ketchum
The services at the Congregations
church, First and Church streets, art
enjoying increased attendance and in.
terest The themes tomorrow will b.
at II a. m, "The MAYNARD Side of Re.
ligion" at o'clock, "Chrtsts Elk.
periences on the First Day of Passion
Week or Religion and Business" Elk.
cellent music. Three Sundays more
in the old church. Bible school at "a;
a. m. Bring your friends. Brother
hood.
Mrs. w. F. David and Miss Leil.
David. 4 North Second street, enter.
tanned the members Of Der Deutsh'
Undertakings Kreis Friday afternoon
The earlier part Of the afternoon wa.
devoted to the study OF the lesson, ant
later the time was spent socially A
o'clock Miss David, assisted by Mis-
Josephine Gabieman and Miss Fait!
Graz served 3 th-ee-ccn-se luncheon
Mrs. w. D. Newman, Of Omaha, ant
Miss Rachel Cannon, Of Hamilton
Mont. We're out-of-Iown guests.
The musical compositions of Fred
eric Knight Logan, the composer ant
promoter Of Progress" the pagan
drama recently given by the Fedora
ftfon OF Women's clubs are now on sal,
Among these productions are 9TH
Pipes OF Pan" Il suite OF Ave pieces
|rIn d Brahmtn Garden an East In
dian cycle Of four songs; Song Nina
lures" three songs, "SonRs of Cupid,