Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-01

Mrs. H. Tweed and daughter, Beat
rice. Of Dunbar, spent Wednesday IN
the city.
Mesdames Effie Barber and John
Speicher, Of Liscomb, visited in the
city Wednesday,.
Mrs. F. M. Dowden and daughter,
Alta, of Laurel, were visitors in the
city Wednesday.
Mesdames c. J. Hodgdon and George
E. Lewis. of Grinnell, were Tuesday
visitors in the city.
Miss katherine Bash went to Water
loo Wednesday, where she Will spend
few days with friends.
Mrs. ]. whitehill, Of State Center.
visited in the city Wednesday with her
aunt, Mrs. II. II. Center.
Il A. B. and H. E. Greuell, Of Clemens.
and Eagle Grove, were business vlsl-
tors in the city Wednesday.
Mesdames George Benson, T. K. Ben
son and Miss Leila Benson. of Lamoille,
spent Tuesday in this city
Mrs. Tillie Steinhagen, Of Albert Lea.
1 Mimi. arrived in the city Wednesday
evening for visit with her niece, Mrs.
F. w. Cole.
Mrs. Bertha Girton and daughters. OF
State Center, returned home Tuesday
after a visit with her sister, Mrs. James
Tisdale, of Union.
| Dance to be given by the Internal
tional Associative Of Machinists at RED
L Mems hall April 5, 1915. Tickets IL.
All cordially invited. Committee.
Easter is the season Of flowers, and
we have provided an assortment that Is
sure to please you. Visit our green
houses on North Third street, our store
| at 1875 East Main, or call us by tel
ephone Kemble's.
The Foreign and Home Missionary
Societies Of the Methodist church Will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 In the
church parlors. Mrs. c. w. Sparks will
lead the foreign study and Mrs. X. r.
Hurlburt the home study.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Congregational church will hold It's
thank offering meeting Friday after
noon. April 2, at the church. Luncheon
will be served at O'clock after which
Mrs. Lydia Finger Harner. OF CEDAR
A,1ds. will give an address.
BILLY" Sunday, the greatest preach
err in the world; Captain Adrian An
son, the greatest ball player In the
world. and the Bailey boys and their
"pop." the greatest pop makers In the
world, are all products of Marshall
town, the best town in the best state
Of the Observation-Disclosures
Forty-eight members Of the Royal
Neighbors' Aid Society were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames
S. J, Tinker, NJ. F. Wiltse and Anna
Young at the Tinker home, 500 East
Main street Following the work houI
the hostesses were assisted in serving
luncheon by Mrs. Louis Bowman and
daughter Evelyn and Miss Edith
Young.
Mrs. May F. Montgomery, an active
club worker of this city, was elected
vice president at the annual meeting
of the state society OF the United
Daughters Of 1912, held in Council
Bluffs, wednesday. The meeting was
at the home of Mrs Lewis McDantele
and was in conjunction with the mem
bers Of Francis Scott Key chapter OF
the society
Twenty members Of the Busy Bee
Circle Of the L. o. T. NJ. enjoyed their
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. w. H. Allison and Mrs. J. =.
Bowman at the Allison home, FOG
South Fifth avenue. The time was
lbusily occupied with sewing for the
society and after the work hour the
guests visited while the hostesses, as
sisted by Aletha Talbot, served q two
course luncheon.
Jacob Van Der Zee, who will speak
lhefore the members of the Historical
Society of Marshall County and theil
friends Friday evening, April 2. at the
lpublic library auditorium, was the mrs.
man from Iowa to win q Rhodes Schol-
arsl1ip. He is graduate OF Oxforc
university as well as a graduate Of the
state university, Iowa City. Mr.. Van
der Zee is also associate research as
sistant of the State historical Society
Committee.
The ever popular Guy Hickman
Company returns to the Odeon Theater
for one week commencing Faster Sum
day. Everything new but the name.
The opening play for Sunday evening
will be James ]. Corbetts greatest
success. "The Burglar and the Lady.
Change Of plays and specialties each
evening. Don't miss the opening play.
Seats on sale Saturday at 10 q. M
Prices, lower floor 20 cents, balcony
and gallery 10 cents. Odeon.
Mrs. Fred Dieterich and Mrs Frank
Turner entertained Wednesday after
noon at the formers home, 107 North
First avenue, forty members Of the
Excelsior Aid Society. The early hours
weres pent tying comforters for the
society and at the close Of business
session an hour was spent informally
and the hostesses served refreshments
They were assisted in serving by Ade-
line. Clara, Wanda and Wilma Diete-
rich, Rose Turner, Gertrude Marx. and
Florence Clark.
Lyman H. Howe presents ut the
IOdeon Theater tonight and tomorrow
night his stupendous exclusive naval
spectacle the United States navy OF
1915; the Philippines Of yesterday and
to-day from savages to civilization:
how q cash register IL made. an hlumi-
mating example Of American inventive
skill, ingenuity and organization at the
model manufacturing plant Of the Ma
Itionai Cash Register Company at Day.
ton, D. Many other big features en-.