Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-14

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10Y East State. Assistant state -e:e:=
marian. F. J. Neiman.
| The bible study department of the
! Woman's Club will meet Monday after.
noon with Mrs. Ella McKim.
The study class of the Twentieth
| Century Club will meet Monday after.
noon at the public library.
| Beginning Monday. FIVE packages OF
Krinkle corn flakes 25 cents, or two 70,
Is cents. Flower meat. grocery and
fruit stores.
Mrs. George Frederick, of Conrad
~. V. Bass and Daisy Dilley for a few
days. returned home this morning,
Big L tomatoes, three large cans fol-
"a cents. or Sh cents a can. Big l. peas
three cans for "a cents, or 81 cents a
can. Flower meat, grocery and fruit
stores.
Miss Midlekauff announces the dis
play Of the very latest millinery styles
| in pattern hats, as well as creations de-
signed by Miss Anderson of Chicago
Miss Middlekauff.
| Lyle Eason, student at the State
! University at Lincoln, Neb, arrived in
the city this morning to spend his
spring vacation at the home of his par
ents' MT and Mrs. Stewart Eason.
/, The funeral of Mrs. Stanley Pierce
VIII be held from the Pentecosta
church Of the Nazarene. Sunday after
noon. at 1880 o'clock, Rev. J. NJ. Wines
| officiating. Interment will be in River
iside.
MIS-. \. ]. Gamm, 3 East Grant street
entertained dozen friends informally
Friday evening. complimentary to Miss
Estella Schaffer. of Mason City. Five
hundred was enjoyed during the eve
ming and refreshments We're. served by
Mrs. Gamm.
Any wall paper will cover up old o,
dirty walls but the Birge wall papers
sold by Everist will decorate YOU,
home. Select now and have your date
reserved. Papers from cents the roll
and up. Everist wall paper house, op.
postte the Methodist church.
Earl and Burl Helphrey, Of Newton
have rented the Chris Dorman farm Of
240 acres south Of Laurel, and the for
mer and his family took possession this
week. w. A. Hotchkiss, who has beer
tenanting the place, has moved to a
/ farm three miles west Of Grinnell.
| Jacob Francis arrived from Chicago
this morning. Mr.. Francis was former.
ly with Mandel Bros. where he was the
cutter and designer of ladies' tailoring
l Mr.. Francis will open his ladies' tail.
oring parlors In the fremont block
Jacob Francis. artistic ladies' tailor
| Tonight we place on sale a regular
25 cent ruching for 10 cents per yard
! One case soft finish round thread
| bleached muslin AZ inches wide, worth
Is cents, goes at 10 cents tonight
| Memo corsets tonight SO cents Mems
negligee shirts 81 values, for 80 cents
E. R. Lay.
| II you have enjoyed the music rem
dered by the orchestra Of the Central
Church Of Christ each Sunday evening
you will be more than pleased in at
tending the entertainment consisting
of readings, songs. violin solos, piano
numbers, etc., the evening of March Is
at o'clock. Price Is and Is cents
Committee.
A joint meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
Society and the Mission Circle Of the
Baptist church was held Friday after
noon in the church parlors. The hos.
tesses were Mesdames W. F. Long, Jr.
Ira Johnston. J. H. Johnston, and N. F.
Miller. Luncheon was served at !
o'clock, after which the mission mem
bers held their program, which was LED
by Mrs.. J. NJ. Fort. Later business
session was held by both societies.
PRINCESS Chic. which comes to the
| Odeon Sunday evening. unquestionabl!
is in the front rank of the great Amer
! lean comic opera success of the de.
cade responsible for the select small
list that would include such wonderful
hits as Dolly Warden" "Florodora'
and possibly half a dozen others. The
Juvenile Bostonians Opera Compan,
is bringing the piece here in a produc'
ton modelled as closely after the orig.
groomed 1t for it's memorable New
York first night could direct. Odeon.
The Arnold Mothers Club held it!
regular monthly meeting Friday after
noon at the school building, and wa
largely attended. DR.. Cora Williams
Choate, gave the address nf the after
noon, her subject being, The Girl !,
Her Teens" The talk was followed
by an open discussion by the members
Miss Wanda Arney sang. accompanied
by Miss Minnie Butler. The remainde
Of the program included pleasing plan,
numbers by Adeline Thayer. Margare
Holt. and Ruth Van Law After TIL
program the hostesses, Mesdames c
II. Van Law, G. F. Thayer. c. O
Seberg and ]. w. Edenburn served re
treatments.
Mrs. Graham w. Lawrence, NORTH
Ninth street, entertained at luncheon
Friday complimentary to Mrs. r.
French, who will leave the first o
April for Europe. The guests included
twelve Of Mrs. French's more intimate
friends and at l o'clock a four -cours'
luncheon was served. The table va
lattractively decorated in green ant
lighted with green candles. The plac
cards were little kewpies. each. bear
ing an appropriate inscription to tn
quest. The afternoon hours wer'
pleasantly spent visiting and witt
fancy work. Mrs Fred Stevens, 0
Iowa City, was the only guest from gu
Of the city. Dr. and Mrs. French, an,
Mrs. T. NJ. Thompson, of Los Angeles
mother Of Mrs. French, will sail from
New York, April Is. on the Kaise
Franz Joseph, OF the Austro- America
lire. for Trieste, Austria. from wher
they will travel to points OF interes
In the different countries. They vii