Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-09


they will visit relatives and friends for
a week c. ten days
Mrs. Sam Swanson. 401 South Third
street. entertained the members of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Norwegian
church Thursday afternoon. After the
business routine the hours were spent
in visiting and with sewing. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Medames Stewart Eason, E. G. Lef-
fer, George Downing, C. Ewald, A. p.
Bratt. c. III. Schechter, and Joseph Nc
Laughlin were in Boone. Thursday. in
attendance at the dedication Of the new
Eastern Star home. Mrs. Leffler was
the delegate from the local chapter.
DR.. Elmer Kaye Smith will give a
song recital at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening. Jan. IA. DR.. Smith
will be assisted by Miss Emily Perkins,
accompanist, and Miss Mary Gilchrist,
reader. The recital is given under aus
pices Of Epworth League and the choir
of that church. Committee.
Wanted to sell-A forty h. p. Ave
passenger Buick. Most powerful car
they ever built Fully equipped, all
new tires, excellent condition. Make
a fine family or livery car. Could be
converted into a powerful truck for
$40 or $50. Will make a close price,
Might take your note for part. w. T.
Smith.
The attraction at the Odeon Theater
all next week commencing Monday
Will be the great Franklin Stock Com
pany. Opening play for Monday night
will be Pike County Folks" a rural
comedy drama in four acts. Vaudeville
specialties between the acts. A COM
plete change Of plays and specialties
will be offered each evening. Prices.
lower floor, reserved 20 cents; balcony
and gallery. unreserved. 10 cents. Seats
on sale Saturday at 10 a. m. Odeon.
members Of the St. Eaizabeth's So
ciety Of st. Mary's church were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in the
Knights Of Columbus hall by Mrs. J. F..
Strohmeyer, Mrs. ]. H. Waters, and
Mrs. Robert Mullin. Plans were made
for the annual social day, when the
society will entertain the members Of
the parish and their friends. 1t will be
held In the club rooms Jan. %. The
hostesses were assisted by May and
Florence Waters, May Miller, and
Ruth Fields in serving refreshments.
Complimentary to her guest, Miss
Helen Cushman,, Of Chicago. Miss
Grace Swingley entertained at cards
Thursday evening. The guest list in
cluded sixteen, and pleasant evening
was spent playing five hundred, for
which, Miss Rosie Flower and Charles
Darling received the prizes. Assisted
by Misses Maude and Edna Swingley
and Ed Swingley the hostess served re-
freshments later in the evening. J. A.
Bushnell, r. Owens, and Dick Rich
ardson. Of Ames, were guests from out
of the city.
President, Mrs. Andrew Bowman;
vice president, Mrs Gottlieb Schmelz;
secretary, Mrs. Joseph Breunig: treas
urer, Mrs. Peter Mayer; chairman.
work and floral committee, Mrs. Jacob
Wittel; purchasing committee, Mrs. Pc
ter Mayer: and reporter, Mrs. 8. Tin
ker. During the social hour the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Jacob Banzhaf,
Miss Edna Reimer. and Miss Edna May
Wittel served fefreshments. The only
guest from out of town was Mrs. Will
vogel. Of Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert C. WATSON and
Mrs. Anna r. Wheeler entertained the
members Of the Souvenir Club and sew
eral guests Thursday evening at the
Wheeler home, 312 North Fourth street.
At $3.50 o'clock dinner was served at
prettily- appointed tables. upon which
covers were laid for fifty. In serving
the hostesses were assisted by Mes
danes Cora and Frank B. Wiley and
E. L. 'Stoltz, and Miss Louise Fegley.