Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-23

c. H. McMurray 210Is North Sixth
street. Mary McMurray had been i'll of
the disease.
Members of the aid society of the
Presbyterian church spent profitable
day Friday when they held an all-day
sew at the church. Lunch was served
at poon by the hostess. Mesdames w.
Il. Leech, Rsrl Ryder, and John
Moehrl.
AT the Congregational church Judge
Lawrence DeGraff will speak at the
morning services. You should profit by
what Judge DeGraff has to say. You
are welcome. There will be no vesper
services. Union services in the evening
at the METHODIST church. Brotherhood.
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
Friday when Mesdames Fred O'Neal
and F. Wertenberger entertained the
members Of the Rowena Circle at the
home of Mrs. O,Neal, 40s West Boone
street Refreshments were served by
the hostesses following the work hour.
Harrabellio Aleckamonsa Marangeopa'
will speak at the Friends church on
Sunday morning at II a. M, personally
called Of God to preach the gospel the
world round He will recount some of
his wonderful experiences. He will
show our individual responsibility to
God and our fellow beings. Come ard
! hear this remarkable man. Committee.
Princess kalama, the beautiful
Hawaiian singer and dancer, will make
her first appearance in this city at the
Odeon Theatei Tuesday evening with
Hello Girls" the big musical bur-
! ~.
will be William Kao, the famous gui-
tar sooist. Native Hawaiian music will
BE played and the princess will dance
all the latest Hawaiian dances. Odeon.
Many members of the aid society Of
the Central Church Of Christ We're en-
| tertained Friday afternoon at the
! church by Mesdames f. w. and Lydia
! Galloway, G. y. Brown. and Robert
Miller After the business session an
hour was spent socially, during which
| Lois Rogers played two piano selec-
I! tons and Jessie Rogers gave a read
i ing Refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
! At the New Pilgrim hotel you will
not find the mystifying and senseless
/ "a La. this or that, but plain bill Of
| fare that any child could order from.
I The choicest cuts of meats and poul-
TRY, carefully selected vegetables and
| fruit, delicious pastry, etc, are all
! home cooked and called by their
/ homely names. The price of meals
has never been advanced but is still
/ so cents. Cozy rest rooms and polite
attendants make a pleasant stay for
ous-of-town and home folks. A low
rate is made to boarders, either two
or three meals day. Telephone 1916
! Pilgrim hotel.
J An interesting meeting Of the cur
I, rent events department Of the Woman's
! Club was held Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. L. J. Jarrett, South
! Fifth avenue. Mrs Jarrett was as
| sisted in entertaining by Mesdames
Delphia Bash, w. F. Estel, James Nc
! Nally, George McNeeley, F. H. Pepper,
! E. A. Tuffree, and r. U. Vanderveer.
| The meeting was the first OF this fall,
! and this years study will be on THE
Ocean" Mrs F. G. Nichols read a
paper on The Importance Of the
Ocean," after which Mrs. Philip Vogt
| told of whales and whaling. Mrs.
Grove w. Harris gave paper on
| Turtles and Tortoise She'll and Mrs.
James W. Alden closed the program
with a paper on THE Oyster" An
hour was spent socially while the
hostess served refreshments.