Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-27

| Mrs. Rodney c. Wells went to Mount
Carroll, ILL.,, Wednesday to remain dur
ing the Carroll homecoming and be the
guest of her sister. Mrs. John NJ. Rine-
walt. "A
| Miss Persis Pierce, OF Des SMoines,
who was here to attend the Van-Horn-
Hole wedding, went Wednesday to
! Rockford, where she is principal of the
Rockford school.
| Mrs. j. A. Walser left for Northwood
this morning to visit for about week
with DR.. Walser's parents. DR.. Walser
, will go to Northwood tonight to visit
/ during the Worth county fair.
| Funeral services for William D. Hop
kins, the Fort Dodge veteran who died
at the soldiers home very suddenly
Wednesday. will be held from the as
sembly hall at o'clock Friday after
moon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Cole and bapv
son Norman, of Hammond, Ind, arrived
| in the city Wednesday evening for a
few days visit at the homes OF Mr..
! Coles brother and sister, M. II. Cole
and Mrs. Fred Wing.
| Misses Claire and Edith Lynch, of
Green Mountain, accompanied by their
| cousin, Norman Dobson, of Montour,
| have gone to Waterloo to visit few
days with their aunts, Mesdames G. J.
Rundel and r. w. Morrison.
A safe investment which will earn
you per cent can be made by pur-
chasing paid UP stock in the MARSHALL
town Savings and Loan. Amounts from
800 up to $4,000 can be invested. See
the secretary for details. George F.
! Thayer, Secretary.
| Mrs. G. F. Schoenhut has gone to Des
Moines to Judge the art exhibit at the
state fair. Miss Olive Schoenhut, of
Minneapolis, who has been visiting at
her uncle's home. has gone to Eidora to
visit her sister, Mrs. Tom Burlingame,
before returning home.
1.-The Under Dog" the new drama by
Rachael Marshall and Oliver Bailey
authors of "rhe Traffic" comes to the
Odeon Sunday evening 1t is clean
powerful, thrilling and fascinating play.
we'll acted and staged, and bearing the
enthusiastic approval of the best Chi
cago audiences.-Odeon.
| Mrs. F. p. Eichorn, formerly Of Mar
shalltown but now Of Weldona, Colo,
arrived in the city from the east We'd
nesday evening and will be the guest
for week og Mrs. j. L. Williams and
other friends. Mrs. Etchorn has been
visiting in Pittsburg, Meyersdale, and
Berlin. Pa, Grantsville, Md, and Chi
cago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Schick. of Mime
apolis, who have been visiting for a
week with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gemlo, left this morning
4 for Minneapolis. Mr.. Gemlo's niece
| Miss Ruth Gemlo, Of Minneapolis, also
left, for home this morning after a
| weeks visit at the Gemlo home.
Miss Pearl Glidden 2OS East Webster
! street was hostess Wednesday evening
| to q dozen girl friends in honor of her
guest, Miss Ruth Mason, of Cedar Rap
ids, formerly of this city. The hours
We're enjoyed with music and games
and refreshments were served by
Misses Lois Glidden and Agnes
Weaver. The refreshments were in
pink and white in keeping with the
decorations of the rooms
| A cablegram received this morning
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their daughter, Miss Meta Schmidt,
who has been spending the summer in
Germany, says she sailed for the United
States today from Liverpool. A letter
from Miss Schmidt, received Wednes-
day. said that, owing to the war, she
would probably remain in Germany I'M
til Christmas. The letter, however
was written, Aug. 8. 1t is presumed
here that Miss Schmidt. realizing. that
conditions might take on serious
| turn, later decided to return home.
Miss Schmidt is a teacher IN the Fort
Dodge high school.
Eighty guests enjoyed Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock tea given by Mrs.
w. p. Mosher. 402 North Fourth street.
The affair was enjoyed indoors and on
the porch, the latter being used by
many of the guests who took their sew
ing Auction bridge and five hundred
were provided for those who wished to
play. For the bridge games Mrs. G. III.
Ruth was awarded the honors for the
high, and Mrs. A. F. Balch for the low
score. The head prize for five hundred
went to Mrs. G. w. McNeely, and Mrs.
H. b. Beatty won the. consolation.
| Gladiolas and asters were used in the
decorations Of the house, and golden
rod and garden flowers on the porch.
Tea was served by Misses Marian and
Bernice Nickel, Katherine and Lois Nc
Cord, Lenore Billiard, and Helen
Beatty. and the hostess sister. Miss
Blanche Engstrom, of Moline III. Mrs.
G.. A. Myers assisted Mrs Mosher in
entertaining, and Miss Beatty admitted
the guests. The oaitsof- town guests
were Mrs. G. p. Mosher. Of Rock Island.
ILL.,: Mrs. Lee Beatty, Of Bartlesville,
\ Okla.:~ MRS. Emma Mcintyre, Of Mt.
4 Vernon; Mrs. G. c. Ely. Of st. Paul;
Miss Ellis Breckenridge, Of Greenville.
| Mich: and ,s MIS- lt.ss Marie Palmer. q
! Topeka. Kan.