Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-26

Royal Candy Company.
Specialize cream, strawberry, cho-
colate and vanilla, rs cents q quart.
Royal Candy Company. &.
United Brethren bake exchange at
Roberts upholstering shop Saturday
afternoon. Committee.
See our big line Of wash ties in beau
tiful patterns and washable colors.
Two for.25 cents. Painters clothing
store.
You can't afford to miss our big
June clothing sale. Every suit in our
store has been greatly reduced in
price. Painters clothing store.
A. e. Wilbur, formerly Of this city,
writes from San Gabriel Cal. that his
son. Harry, graduated from the Alham-
bra high school on Thursday, June IS.
The Baptist ladies will serve ice
cream and cake at the Baptist temple
Saturday evening, June 81. Cream 10
cents, cake cents. Come. Commit
tee.
Miss 1rma Wallace, who has been
teaching in the high school at Mil
waukee. Wis, is expected to arrive
home this evening to spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Wallace.
Members OF the German Aid Society
were entertained Thursday afternoon
in the church parlors by Mrs. Joseph
Breunig. The hours were busily occu-
pied sewing for the aid. In serving a
lunch the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Jacob Wittell and Mrs. Frank Bang
hat.
Mrs. Charles Sandvig. ITO East State
street, was hostess Thursday after
noon at the regular meeting OF the aid
society Of the Norwegian church.
There was a'good attendance and after
Ia short business session the time was
spent visiting and sewing. Mrs. Sand
Wig served refreshments.
Thursday afternoon the members Of
the aid sooiety of the Congregational
church were entertained at their regu-
lar meeting In the church parlors by
Mesdames H. G. Brintnall. W. shearer.
II. NJ. Ellis, and S. E. Beiius. Sewing
and Visiting was enjoyed and after the
routine business was finished refresh
menss were served BY the hostesses.
Claude w. Warren, formerly of this
CITY, and assistant secretary Of the Y.
NJ c. A. under Secretary John A.
Goodell and later under III. E. Wilson.
who has just completed his Junior
years work at William Jewell College,
Liberty. Mo-, has been selected educa-
tional and religious work director in
the Y M. c. A. at Springfield, No. and
will take up his new duties at once.
There was a large attendance at the
regular meeting Thursday afternoon Of
the st. Elizabeth's Society which was
held in the knights Of Columbus hall
Mesdames NJ. A. and J. F. Wallfsh and
p. r. Jackson were the hostesses. Fol-
lowing the routine business the hours
were spen. socially and with fancy
work and the hostesses were assisted
by Misses Clotilda Wallish and Ada
Young in serving refreshments.
An enjoyable concert was given ON
Thursday evening at the Methodist
church in Albion by the Methodist
Preachers quartet, which is composed
Of Rev. c. e. Luce. the resident pastor:
Rev. Albert e. Coe. Of Oasis; Rev. Earl
6. Baker of Waterloo and Rev. William
Mitchell OF West Branch, all members
Of the Upper Iowa Conference. A var
led program OF pleasing selections was
greatly appreciated by large audi
ence and the quartet numbers were
interspersed with readings by Rev Mr..
Coe. Mics Clara Cripps, 81 Albion. was
the accompanist.
Mrs. Cora II. Cox. OF Ames. instruc-
tor OF the seventh district Of the YsTt-
&nA ~
instruction Thursday afternoon for
members Of Central Chapter. No. e.,
Of this city. The affair was held in
the Masonic parlors and was largely
extended. Mrs. Luella Crooks, Of
Boone, worthy grand matron of the
state assisted in the work. At o'clock
dinner was served to 100 members.
covers for 100 being laid at attractive
ly decorated tables on which bouquets
Of daisies and roses were used for the
centerpieoes. Mrs. Valentine, worthy
matron Of the chapter Of Ames, was an
out Of town guest.
Sixty members Of the aid society OF
| the Methodist church were entertained
| Thursday afternoon in the church par
| lors by Mesdames A. K. Smith, K. c.
Roberts, s.. w. Rubee, G. W. Schick,
| Walter Shearer and Mye MendenhalL
! Election OF officers was held during the
business session, the results of which
We're: Mrs. A. K. Smith, president;
/ Mrs. Charles Ingraham first vice presi-
| dent: Mrs. Hans Madsen. second vice
president: Mrs. John Bristol, CORES
| ponding secretary; Mrs. Charles Trun-
key, recording secretary: and Mrs. w
Harmon. treasurer. After the business
session, an interesting talk on India
and the schools Of that country was
/. given by Miss Florence Maskell. oil
Kolar. India. Miss iMaskell was born
and reared in India and has supervis-
ion over eleven mission schools Her