Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-06
CITY IN BRIEF
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Bring your watches In. HodgsA
Farm loans. William Battin. SO
North First avenue.
Mrs. ]. G. wengert. of State Center,
was in the city Monday.
Miss Nellie Bru went Monday even
ing to Gilman to visit her parents, MT.
and Mrs. Henry Rru.
The regular Wednesday night meet
ing OF the Business Girls Club of the
Y. W. C. A. has been postponed for two
weeks.
We have a few choice lots in Summit
Park addition for sale on easy terms
SIS down, balance SIS per month. See
T c RIna 416 Masonic Temple. Phone
81 yellow.-Advertisem
The Tabitha Society of the Elm Luz
theran church will serve supper from
) to ! Thursday evening in the church
parlors. Price % cents. All OF the
members will be dressed in national
costumes Committee.
Mrs. r. D. Marsh, of Minneapolis
arrived in the city this morning from
Grinnen for visit at the I. P. Marsh
home. Mr. Marsh. who is engaged IN
some contract work at Grinnell, VIII ar
rive in the city this evening for snort
visit with his parents.
The regular monthly meeting of the
PhiIathea Sunday school class OF the
Methodist church will be held TINS
evening at the Y. W. {. a. rooms at
O'clock. Miss Ethel sIavens Will
give the bible study on Samuel, ana
will be assisted in entertaining oE
Misses Sadie Koran, and Blanche ana
Nellie kuhns.
The christian science lecture held at
the church building, Fifth and Main
streets tonight. will give in an autnorl-
tative way the fundamental preceptS
of this religion from the mouth OF an
authorized lecturer Of the Official ooaro
OF lectureship. Admission free NO
collection. No reception. First Church
of Christ Scientist.
Mrs. NJ. s. Mcfarland, 30S North
First street was hostess Monday al
ternoon at the regular meeting o.
Chapter BIB. of P. E. 0. The attendance
was good and the members devoted the
early part of the afternoon 70 theI
regular study. a Tale OF Two cities.
Later the guests visited and Mrs. NC
Farlard served refres hments.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lavina z.
Wulff will be held Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 from the soldiers home
assembly hall. Rev II. o. Pratt official
ing Burial in the home cemetery Will
be. beside the grave OF Mrs. Wulf
husband the late Hans Wulff. an ar
rangement that Mrs. Wulff made with
the state at the time of her husband
death.
Mrs. H. O. Hyatt, POI South Seventh
street. entertained informally Mon
day afternoon complimentary to Mrs
Philip Hoebel, of Blairstown. The
guests, who numbered twenty, spent
pleasant social afternoon visiting ana
with their fancy work. Late in the
afternoon Mrs. Hyatt, assisted by Miss
Mile Baasch. served a two course
luncheon Miss Jessie Turner. OF Con-
cord, S. c., was an out-of town guest.
Members of the Ladies Guild OF st.
Paurs Episcopal church were enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs. l..
c, Abbott and Mrs. George Painter at
the Abbott home, South Fifth avenue.
Several matters Of importance were
disposed OF during the business ses-
sion. after which an hour was spent
Informally with sewing. In serving re-
freshnents the hostesses We're assisted
by Mrs. Cutler Abbott and Misses Mar
garet Statler and Marie Healy.
About thirty-five members of the
Modern Brotherhood OF America sur
prised William CIiidden al his home,
EOS East Webster street, the party
having been planned by Mrs. Glidden
and daughters. The evening was
plea spent with games and
music. c. w. Fetters, who was dele
gate to the NJ. B. a. meeting held at
Cedar Rapids last week, gave a very
interesting talk and report Of the
meeting Refreshments were served
later in the evening.
Mrs E. L. Kinnan, S07 West Main
street, entertained today at the first Of
two Easter luncheons. The guests
were admitted by Robert and Leonard
kinnan. and Mrs. kinnan was assisted
in receiving her guests by Miss Dora
Spencer. of Alden. In decorating large
bouquets of daffodils and Easter lilies
were used in the house and on the
tables. Covers were laid for sixty at
prettily- appointed tables, on which a
glass basket OF daffodils was used for
centerpiece and little imitation
chickens were found at each place. In
serving the luncheon at 1 o'clock the
hostess was assisted by Mesdames H.
A. Kinnan, W. S. Devine. E. II. Keller,
and G. NJ. Johnson. An enjoyable after
noon was spent socially with fancy
work. Mrs. E. r. Davis, of Dies Moines,
and Mrs. II. S. Speer Of Sioux City,
were out of-town guests. Mrs. Kin
nan will entertain at a similar affair