Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-17

two or three days at the home OF Mrs.
Oppice's daughter, Mrs. Lewis N.
Bailey.
The famous Gates singing dance Or
chestra will give a dance at Cummings
hall on Wednesday, Jan. Fl. IT you have
not heard Gates. don't fail to attend
this dance. conceded to be the best by
| Observation-Disclosures. II.
The w. R. c. win give an entertain
ment. How the Story Crew." in the
east court room Monday evening. All
members Of the post and their wives.
and all members Of the corps and their
husbands are cordially invited. Com
mittee.
Mrs. Charles Wonnell. 9oe Arson
street. was hostess Friday afternoon to
the members Of the Mayfower. EN-
broidery Club. Following the after
Moons work pictures were taken Of
the club, and a two-course luncheon
was served by Mrs. Wonnell.
The woman's Missionary Associa-
ton Of the United Brethren church
met Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Daniel Devries, West Webster
street. Reports Of the work done in
Su0 HQ46I y0AI were 8IVcAp, SsAA NAAS
study hour was led by Mrs. A. Melberg.
Mrs. DeVries served refreshments.
The services at the Congregational
church, First and Church streets. to-
morrow, will be of special interest. At
II q. m. Mr. Martin will speak on The
Place and Power Of Hope in Modern
Religion" Ats p. m. the sermon will
be illustrated with moving pictures.
The quartet and organiet will render
music appropriate to the themes. Come
and bring your friends. Brotherhood.
THAT Printer Of Udell's" was dra-
matted by the author himself With the
assistance of Fishery w. Reynolds,
they have made strong virile play o,eS
of it. replete with stirring situations
heart interest and humor. The aim
and intention of the story is carried out
in the play with a sincerity of detail
that leaves nothing lacking. THAT
Printer OF Udelrs" will be the attrac-
ton at the Odeon theater Sunday even
ing. with Hugo B. Koch. Odeon.
Misses Lorinne Mundy and Kath-
crime McCord entertained twenty
friends Friday evening at a dancing
party held In the new garage at the
Mundy home. 30s North Fourth street.
The large room was attractively dec
Grated with red carnations and ferns.
the lights were shaded with red, and
carnations were given as favors. Cards
were enjoyed during the evening and
in serving refreshments Mrs. Mundy
was assisted by Misses Corinne Nc
Cord and Ethel Ward.
Another one Of the many flne things
that have come to the worshippers at
Central church recently will be en-
joyed. DR.. HI. L. Martin. head of the
chair Of philosophy Of Drake Univer-
sity. will speak both morning and even
ing. DR.. Martin is an exceptionally
brilliant man and always presents his
theme in a mastery way. He is man
Of most pleasing personal appearance.
and we feel that this il one Of the
greatest treats that we will be able to
offer our friends for many day. All
are most cordially invited. Committee.
"A Slave Girl Of New York which
will be presented by the United Amuse-
ment Company at the Odeon theater
Monday evening, 10 the most timely
play Of this season. The tricks and de-
vices employed by crooks Of New York
are shown for the first time upon any
stage. The story IL one OF the most ex-
citing Of any modern drama before the
public. Every second 10 OF intense In
terest. Mr.. German. the author Of this
play. has gone farther into the under.
world for material than any. other au-
thor and has produced story and play
that 10 convincing ana educational az
well az entertaining and startling.
Odeon. 49, 49,