Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-20

JOyeU, ana guessing contest WIS won
by Mrs. Lulu McGoogan and Mrs. John
Humphrey. Assisted by Mrs. Ethey
Shepardson, the hostess served lunch.
con.
There was good attendance at the
Irregular meeting of the Young Ladies'
RSodality of st. Mary's church which
was held Tuesday evening at the home
Of Miss Leota Weaver. 81 South First
avenue. Miss Ruth Engleman assisted
in entertaining and after the business
session the hours were spent socially
and refreshments were served, the host
ess being assisted by Miss Marie Dolin.
Mrs. r. A. Ely. 4O5 West Main street,
entertained twenty friends at cards
Tuesday afternoon coq .limentary to
Mrs. c. e. Linn. of Winnipeg, Man.
Lilacs and lilies Of the valley were ef-
fecAN@ys arranged in decorating, the
large roosns, and pleasant afternoon
was spent playing i've hundred. The
prize was won by Mrs. g. s. Thompson.
At sco'clock Mrs. Ely was assisted by
Miss Bessie Hopkins in serving an.
eiabofate two course lunch
As a pleasant surprise to the teach
ers Of the Woodbury. school, Mr.. and
Mrs James D. Holladay,7O4 East state
street, entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Holiday is janitor at
the building. and entertains the teach
ers at some social affair each year.
The house was appropriately decorated
with purple and white, the school
colors, and at 8 o'clock the hostess, as
sisted by Ms. L. l.. Gregson, served
dinner. The evening was spent social
~. Aside from the teachers Of the
Woodbury. the other guests were Misses
Olive Zug, Mary Hail. Marie Bohen
and SADIE Koran.
The two adult classes OF the Sum
day school Of the United Brethren
church were entertained Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F.. Kemper, 203 West Linn street,
the former being teacher Of the mems
class. During the business routine the
classes formed an organization of the
two classes to hold a business session
and social meeting the first Tuesday
in each month. Glass notices and
remnants for the classes were sag
gested. and will be voted upon at the
first meeting During an hour spent
socially, the hostess served refresh
ments. @
collision between automobiles.
which fortunately resulted in but
slight damage. occurred in West State
street, between First and Second, AT
about o'clock Tuesday evening. F.
l.. Meeker, driving west, turned 0u-
behind q load of hay and met car
driven by Harry Mackaman, SOL
diers' home barber. Macilanan had
stopped, and the Meeker ca. was not
running fast. 1t skidded. however,
when Mr.. Meeker applied the brake.
upon seeing the Mackan1an car, and
the two machines met head on The
wind shield of the Mackaman car was
broken and the front axle sprung.
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Word received this morning by rel
atives In the city announce the death
of Josephine Byrnes. aged 2 years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
Byrnes. OF Des Moines. The child died
this morning at $50 after a weeks
illness of measles, which developed
into pneumonia. Beside the parents
the child is survived by three sisters.
Helen, Catherine. and Margaret, and
one brother John. The father is d
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. b. Byrnes, 702
East Boone street. and Mrs. Byrnes is
now in Des Moines. The body will be
brought here Friday morning at .
o'clock for burial In Riverside ceme-
terry.
Funeral services for Mrs. Theodore
Oetker held at o'clock this
morning from the catholic church
at Haverhill, Rev. H. J. Loos-
brock officiating: The service was
largely attended. and included several
elatives from distance. The pall-
,earers were T. Augustine, Joseph
reese, William Welp, b G. Kopel,
: henry Lemker, and John Stalker.
Burial was In the church I, cemetery.
Those at the funeral from distance
were Herman, John. and Henry Tranel.
Mr. and Mrs. George Klaa4. and Her
man Klaas. and Misses Mary and
Adeline Handled. Of Menominee, III;
Henry Ricke. OF Wesley: and Mrs.
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