Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-27

Thursday afternoon.
The aid society of Elm Lutheran
church will met Thursday afternoon In
the church parlors. This is the annual
meeting of the society, and officers will
be elected.
Have you seen the special values in
suits which Benedict & Brintnall have
on sale at $1450? Prices will be in
force until Friday night only. Benedict
& Brintnan.
Mrs. C. H. E. Boardman and daugh-
ter Janice, expect to leave soon for
San Diego and Los Angeles, Cal. They
will stop at the Grand Canyon on the
way and will spend the winter in and
near Los Angeles.
Rev. r. B. Davidson went this morn
irg to Cedar Rapids. where he will
attend the Baptist state convention.
which opens there this evening, Mr..
Davidson has charge of the music at
/, the convention. He will return Sat-
uIday.
Members Of the aid society OF the
German Evangelical church will 60 to
the home of Mrs. Nicholas Lorenzen.
three miles south Of the city, Thursday
for the socetys regular meeting. Con-
veyances will leave the A. Bowman aud
S. ]. Tinker homes.
Those Interested in hearing an au-
/ thoritative discourse on the subject OF
| Christian Science are invited to hear
Frank Bell. c. S. B, Of the official board
of lectureship at the church building,
Fifth and Main streets tomorrow even
ing, Oct. IS. First Church Of Christ
Scientist.
Thirty eight members OF the Royal
/ Neighbors' Aid Society were enter
| tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. L.
Up. Clemens, SOB East State street.
/; Quilting occupied the afternoon and in
| serving refreshments the hostess was
assisted by her daughters, Mrs. George
Estel and Misses Mabel and Louise
1 Clemens.
| Fourteen girls employed at the Wool
worth store met Tuesday evening in
| the Y w. c.. A. rooms and organized
club of which Miss Leota Ewing was
chosen president Miss Grace Anderson,
vice president. Miss Theda kopp sec
rotary and treasurer and Miss Laura
| Kendall chairman of the social COM
mittee Supper was served at $40, and
after the business plans were dis
cussed for the work and entertainment
! in the club.
Organization of Sunday school
class of young women of the Presby-
| terian church was perfected Tuesday
night at meeting held at the home
Of Mrs. E. l.. linnan, teacher nf the
class. Miss Grace Vincent. was elected
PRESIDENT, Miss Myra Jarrett secretary.
and Miss Hollis Cause repor-sc. Dur
| ing a social hour that followed the
! business session refreshments were
served by Mrs Kinnan. assisted by
| Miss Ella Smith.
! Mrs. Minnie Durham. 312 North
! Center street. was hostess Tuesday
afternoon at the first meeting Of the
season of the literature department of
| the Woman's Club A program on the
| beginning of French Literature. the
years topic, occupied the afternoon.
Mrs n l.. Mershon, Mrs. J. d. Palmer,
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitaker told of earliest
| language and literature of the French.
An hour was spent socially at the close
| of the program, and the hostess served
refreshments.
| A pleasant evening was enjoyed by
members of ST. MarSaret's Mission
who'were entertained Tuesday by Mrs.
Anna Roadhouse and Miss Helen
Boggie at the formers home, 40S East
| State street During the business ses-
1 sion the mission pledged $50 to the
fund which is being raised to lift the
Indebtedness Of the Episcopal church
| An hour was spent socially. during
which the hostess served refreshments
| assisted by Misses Grace Swingley and
Josephine Gabelman.
! Most people believe that despite all
the confusions of Christian belief that
the bible does contain the promise or
wisdom, strength, harmony, health ana
blessing. Biblical truth spiritually dis
cerned, is as potent factor In the
world TODAY as in Jesus Christs day.
Frank Bell. C. s. B.. an authorized Of
fetal lecturer on Christian Science.
I will explain how this Christ teaching
may be applied by every man, woman
and child The public is invited to
hear his address at the church build
ling tomorrow night Thursday, Oct. %.
First Church of Christ Scientist.
Mrs. Anna R. Smelling was elected
president at the meeting Of the Entire
Nous Club, held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Fannie Sheldon,
North Ninth street. Mrs. Smelling was
chosen to fill the vacancy left by the
resignation of Mrs. J. L. Williams.
Mrs. Robert w. Stevens and Mrs
Jennie Wilson told Of the obelisks OF
Egypt, which was the special topic OF
the afternoon. Mrs. Mary kidder
read a paper on Modern Thebes.
Mrs. A. G. Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lawrence and Miss Leila David con-
tinued the reading Of "Urada, the ciup
study. Mrs. A. w. Miller, OF waterloo
4 was a guest from away.