Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-01

al of Mrs. Henry Green.
| Miss Bell will sing tonight at the pipe
organ dedication at the Congregational
rch.--Advertisement.
| My dental office is now located over
| the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
! with modern appliances. Phone ~.
DR.. Frazey.
| Miss Irene EasOn left Thursday for
} Lincoln, Neb., where she will visit for
few days at the home of her sister,
: Mrs. Bert Arends.
Order Wachter's ice cream for Sun
day, phone AS white. Vanilla, straw
| berry chocolate ice cream. and pine
apple sherbet, Sunday. Wachter's con-
! fectionery.
The story hour for children of the
! first and second grades of the public
schools will be conducted Saturday
morning al the public library by Miss
| Mabel Shearer.
! Rent our electric cleaner at 81 per
| You will be pleased with the babys
photos if you have us make them and
right now is the best time. Prices al
ways right. Stonestreet Studio.
| \ good sized audience greeted Rev
| Elgie McCargar at the Friends church
! Thursday evening and heard the evan
! gelist's sermon On Heaven" The al
| dress was an inspiring one, and the
preacher was given close attention.
] Mrs. S. P. Knisely was hostess
Thursday at the regular meeting of the
Witenagemote Club members, spent an
interesting afternoon studying South
America. After the study hour some
time was spent visiting, while the host
eSs, assisted by Mrs. Lillian Palmer,
/ served refreshments.
A Hopkins suit must more than near
~ fit, it must express the individuality
Of the wearer, must emphasize the de-
sirable points Of his physical makeup
and cover the little defects Of nature,
| be the best Of its kind and the price
right Hopkins & Son, the popular
tailors.
| At business meeting of ST. Eliza
beth's Society Of ST. Marys church.
| held Thursday afternoon in the Knights
1 of Columbus hail. the hostesses were
| Mesdames L. r. London, Frank Marcy.
John Green. and r. E. Jones. In serv-
| ing refreshments they were assisted
/ by Misses Kate Weber and Marie
! Bondage.
| Miss Anna ,Maude Kimberly left
| Thursday for Knoxville to attend the
annual convention of the southeast dis
! trict of the Iowa State Library Asso-
| citation, which will be in session today.
| Miss Kimberly is on the program to
| lead in the discussion of the subject Of
Government Documents-which are
useful and how shall they be used in.
(, the small library?"
There was an attendance Of over
ninety members at the regular meeting.
] of the aid society Of the rCongrega-
tional church, which was held Thurs.
day. at the church. The entertaining
committee included MeSdameS G.. f..
Schmidt. j. NJ. Garwood. Edgar Burk-'
holder, and Alice Britton. During the
business session the Easter boxes were.
opened, the contents Of when
amounted to $3.50. The remainder OF,
the afternoon was spent visiting and.
sewing for the aid and refreshments
were served. e 4
An interesting meeting of the Vest
minister Guild of the PresbNtertan
church was held Thursday at the home
of Mrs. n. A. Capron, 3l2 West Church
street. The study of Mexico and the
bible lesson the former led by Mrs. r.
G. Lounsberry. occupied the study
hour, and Mrs. Capron, who was the
guild delegate to the recent Waterloo
presbytery meeting at Waterloo gave
a report of the meeting. \ two-course
lunch was served by Mrs. Capron, as
SjS CT cd nv Mrs + O ami
Prof. and Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson, of the
Iowa State College. Ames, were guests
at the high school Thursday. Professor
Wilson is director of the summer seS-
sion of the college, and after 8 O'Clock
addressed the teachers of the high
school. giving splendid talk on The
Changes in Education. His three rea-
sons for the changes were that, in the
present day, all people are expected to
be educated. the development of science,
and increase of wealth. The talk was
very forceful and well received.
Mrs. A. Palmer entertained Thurs
day afternoon at tea complimentary
to the girls of her Sunday school class,
the A. r. C. class Of the Baptist
church. Tea was served at 5 o'clock
at daintily- appointed table. and af-
forwards the guests spent the time IN
formally. Miss Modena Frederick
played group of piano numbers, and
Miss Bernicc Robb. accompanied by
Miss Marie Clemens. sang. The class
includes Misses Robb. Frederick. Glenn
| ems, Hazel Kellogg, lily. Hamblin,
Myrtle Fargarson. Mabel Young. I4aur-
eta Nichols. and Winifred Durham
| and Mrs. Ben Henderson.
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The children of the morning class of
the kindergarten at the Arnold were
| pleasantly entertained this morning at
| a May party by little Gretchen Adams,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Adams.
! The feature of the entertainment was
May pole dance by the children, who
also played games and exercises. The
table at which refreshments was served
was unusually pretty. A miniature
| May pole was used for the centerpiece,
and from this were extended pink and
white streamers to each place, where
little wicker baskets. filled with candy.
were given the children as favors
Apple and cherry blossoms were also
used in decorating. Mrs. Adams was
assisted by Miss Gerna Carney, the
Eteacher. In serving Little LsGsingy Car
ney aud John Gale were guests at the
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