Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-12
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p. M. Griffis one minute lunch room,
1876 East Main street. Oysters spe-
cha lty.--Advertisement.
Mrs. j. b. Loeffel. who recently un-
derwent serious surgical operation al
Waterloo. spent Friday and today In
! the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Sieg and
daughter, Mrs. T. s. Greenwald LEFT
this afternoon for Iowa City. Mrs
Greenwald will leave shortly for her
home In Cincinnati. but Mr.. and Mrs
| Sieg will visit with their son, Lee r.
Sieg. for several weeks.
| Tonight, shoppers should stop at the
Dallas II. Gray California fruits dis
play, temporarily located ut III East
Main street, next to Jarrett's shoe
store. Here you can buy cluster rails
/ ms. fresh pack. at just half what you
usually have to pay. Gray, the raisin
man.
The annual bazaar held Friday and
today by the aid society of the Baptist
church in the church parlors and din
ing room was largo'y attended. Sup
per was served Friday evening and was
enjoyed by 24O patrons Today lunch
con was served at noon, while the
bazaar lasted thru the day.
The tickets for Billy" Sundays lee
! ture next Monday are on sale at Nc
Cords grocery. Morgan's drug store,
Gildners clothing store, Iowa Railway
y \ t<rt,k ~fftN
c. A. Pastors of churches also have
some on hand. Reserved seats at Nc
Bride & Wits. Proceeds for y. NJ. c.
A. Committee.
The Congregational church, Main
1 and Fourth streets. will have another
of it's great days tomorrow. At II n.
m. Mr.. Martin will speak on THE
Power of Faith in Religion" At YES
pers, p. M. Mrs. r. e. Sears and the
ministers will speak on The Possibili-
ties Of the Suffragette Movement" IL
Illustrated with splendid pictures. This
| service promises to be of unusual in
terest. Good music at both services.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Young peo-
pies meeting at els. Brotherhood.
Miss Mildred Newcomer. who will
Chicago. on Wednesday. Dec. 80. was
the guest of honor Friday afternoon al
a linen shower given by Mrs. James
Tug, 10 North Seventh street. The
guests. who included eighteen of Miss
Newcomers friends. enjoyed a social
afternoon and presented the bride to
be with many useful and beautiful gifts
OF linen. At o'clock Mrs. Zug wa.
assisted by Mrs. j. T. Pound in serviD G
a two-course luncheon. The guests
| were seated at small tables prettily
decorated with red roses and smilaS
and each guests place was marked
with dainty hand painted place card
Mrs. G. P, Cook and Mrs. w. T.
Bennett entertained today at their Sec
ond large party Of the week and so far
one of the larger parties Of the season.
The affair. which was breakfast. was
held at the Cook home, West Grant
street, and the guest list included
seventy five friends who were ad-
mitted at the door by little Ruth Ben
nett. At II o'clock an elaborate three
course breakfast was served. the
hostess being assisted by Mesdamea
Albert Odet,, T. F. Bradford. H. A.
| Weisman, Charles Nelson and Joseph
| Whitacre. Bouquets of red roses and
smilax were used in the table decora-
tions. while poinsettia were effectively
used in the rooms. Little red rose place
cards added to the attractiveness OF
the table decorations. The early hours
of the afternoon were spent with fancy
work and a pleasing musical program
fof photograph music was given by
Miss Bernice Nickel. Mrs. B. f. Ober-
man. Of Clinton; Mrs. Mary Davitt, OF
Boone: Mrs. A. G. Edwards. OF Mime
apolis; Mrs. John Lander, OF Crook
ston. MINI, were guests from out-of-