Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-24

visit her mother, Mrs. Leila Small.
Come to Miss Middlekauff's hat shop
where the smartest models are shown
at reasonable prices.-Advertisem
Everything that is new and desir-
able in millinery will be found at 126
West Main street. Miss Middlekauff
Fur trimmings are now in stock in
all widths and qualities; also the pop
ular fur pom poms. Benedict & Brint-
nall.
Football tomorrow, 3 p. m. E1dora
industrial school VS.. Marshalltown high
school, Admission 20 cents. Com
mittee.
Football tomorrow. 8 p. m. Eldora
industrial school VS.. Marshalltown high
school, Admission 25 cents. Com
mittee.
George Walton. of Written, re-
turned home Thursday evening after
visiting here with his sister, Mrs. w
A. ,Starn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunsmoor, OF
New Sharon, returned home this
morning after a business trip to Dex-
ter. MINI.
Ladies who desire new hats should
become acquainted with Miss Middle
kauff's well selected stock.-Adver-
tisement.
I have a good second hand furnace
for sale; also kindling wood. Call
Saturday. 124 East State street.-Ad-
vertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Stevens, Of Ar
tesian, S. D., went this morning t.
Grinnen to visit their daughter, Mrs
L. ]. Figeland.
Mrs. A. L. Burgett. Of Albion. and
Mrs c. F. Underwood, of Montezuma,
who is vesiting her were visitors ir
the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs S. ]. Dutton, Of Oska-
loosa, returned home Thursday eve
ming after an extended trip to Cali
fornia and the expositions.
Mrs. 1rma Hartman, Of Hampton
arrived in the city Thursday evening
from Des Moines, and will be the guest
Of Mrs. T. c. Cartwright for a few
days.
The r. w. Chamberlain bankrupt
public sale of Jewelry will take place
Tuesday. Sept. % at 2 o'clock. The
sale will be in bulk. j. NJ. Whitaker
trustee.
New neckwear. This mornings ex'
press brought several new ideas In thu
popular Quaker collars; also severa
new imported lace collars. Benedict 6
Brintnall.
Seventy five new coats received b,
Yesterdays express. Our cloaks come
from exclusive coat designers and car
not be excelled in either style or quail
ity. Benedict & Brintnall.
Twenty-f five members of the Social
Club of the Degree Of Honor spent q
pleasant afternoon Thursday with Mrs
Mary Thompson, 504 Lee street. In
serving refreshments the hostess was
assisted by Mrs Otto Albers and Mrs
P. Nelson.
Mrs. r. III. Grim, 40S South Third
street, was hostess Thursday after
noon at the regular meeting Of the
Carworkers Auxiliary. The attendance
was good and busy afternoon was
spent quilting Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Grim.
Mrs. Clyde Whitney, 211 Arson street
entertained Thursday afternoon the
members Of the Mayflower Embroidery
Club. There was a good attendance
and at the close of the business houl
the time was enjoyed socially. Mrs
Whitney served lunch.
Fifty members of the Ladies' Aux
~,
tanned at the association BUILDING
Thursday :t:e-accn b MeSaaSc: =
A. Smith, Charles Delahoyde. viii
Estel, Fred c. Carl S. NJ. Evans. E
B. Myer. w. G. Horne, j. A. Ewing
James Skegg, and Amelia Redel. A
business session preceded the socia
hour. during which refreshments were
enjoyed.
'"The Big Craze" opens at the Odeor
Theater Thursday evening. This show
has earned a reputation on the bur
lesque circuits for it's good LOOKING
girls, it's comedians catchy music
WHISKY songs and pretty costumes
Among the cast Of extraordinary pro.
portions viii! be found the following
artists Ben Hilbert, rube comedian;
Harry Fields, Hebrew comedian; Franz
Carey, straight; Lewis MAIDEN, eccen'
trio dancer: May Bell, Hazel Ford, the
little soubrette with the big voice righ
off Broadway. Odeon.
"Sari," the operetta that provides
latest proof of Henry w. Savage's SUI
periority in picking musical hits, "Sari'
with Mizzi Hajos and lot OF famous
PLAYERS and big chorus and orchestra
will be at the Odeon Thursday evening
Exceptional interest has been mani
tested in this operetta which has
charmed everybody wherever it hal
been heard, both in Europe and Amer
lea. The triumph it achieved in Europt
was a forerunEer of its success in New
York where 1t had a notable run of 6
wear and a. half. "Sari" Is one Of thu
exceptional musical offerings Of recent
times. It is not too much to say thai
nothing since "The Merry Widow has
euualed it in popularity. Odeon.
Funeral services for Mrs. e. F. Nc
Bride were held Thursday afternoon a
O'clock from the Central Church Of
Christ. Rev. C. H. Morris conducted
the services, and the pail bearers were
Ralph McCague, o. l.. Peterson. e. A
Thurber G. II. Ellenberger, Ray Wei.
ker, and G. E. Hedstrom. The fiowe,
bearers were Mesdames Albert An.
drews, Ralph Van Horn, and Guy Bar
Der, and Miss Jessie Hole. 1ntermen'
was in Riverside. Those who ATTENDED
the funeral from away were Misses
Ethel Flanagan of Clemens. and
Blanche Flanagan. Of Colo. sisters Of
Mrs. McBride:i James Perry and N
Chedister, OF Albion; r. NJ. Mcbride, Of
Tabor; and Mrs. g. Sharp and Mrs