Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13

ing here briefly with Miss Marjorie
Ketchum, who Is home from Maxwell
visiting her parents.
Miss Lillian Grotness. Of Story City,
went this morning to Colo, where she
teaches school, after visiting her par
ents. Her sister, Miss Mile, accom-
panied her as far as this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Woodward, Of
fairfield, Wash, arrived in the city
Friday evening for visit at the home
of the formers father w. H. c. Wood
ward, at Marietta, and other relatives.
Ralph Good, James Wiley. Elderkin
Boardman, DR.. H. C. Schmitz, and
Herman and Harry Gabelman went to
Iowa City Friday to remain over Sun
day and attend the Iowa-Ames foot
ball game today.
Mrs. F. E. Russell, of st. Anthony.
she will visit sister, Mrs. W. J..
spratt. Her niece, Miss Mary spratt,
who has been visiting at st. Anthony,
accompanied her.
Miss Catherine Gerhart went this
morning to Waterloo, where she Will
attend house party over Sunday given
by Miss Avonne Jameson. She will
also attend the Marshalltown-East
Waterloo football game.
The Northwestern ran special
train from Boone to Cedar Rapids this
morning to accommodate those going
to the Ames-Iowa football game. at
about $3.50. Another special will BIZ
t~ooL frovo Panidc RI Rn0no
| this evening.
You are cordially invited to wor-
ship tomorrow at the Congregational
church. Morning service at II o'clock,
subject Religion and Old Age or
When Does One Get Old?" Vesper
service at o'clock, conducted by
young people. Come, bring a friend
Brotherhood. n
AS we have no suitable window at
our studio to exhibit frames and
photographs we have secured the large
window formerly used by the Old Re-
liable Drug Company and here you will
find the very latest in high grade
photography. We are proud Of this
work and believe it will not take you
long to decide where to have your
Christmas photos made. Make an ap-
pointment now with this well known
photographer. R e. Apgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Simmons, 1906
North Third street, entertained FRI
day evening at the first meeting of
the season of the Souvenir Club,
Covers were laid for forty-four at
tables PRETTY decorated with yellow
and white chrysanthemums. In serving
a three course dinner at O'clock the
| hostess was assisted by Miss Leila
David, Margaret Statler, Dorothy
! Lierle, and Josephine Gabelman. After
| dinner five hundred furnished enter
j tainment. Mrs. Walter Hanna, Of Gil
roy, Cal. was an out-of-town guest.
! An unusually large and interesting
meeting Of the current events depart
ment of the Woman's Club was held
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
j. T. Pound, North Seventh street.
Mrs. Pound was assisted in entertain
ing by .Mesdames F. Il. Benedict g.
1 w. Darling, F. d. B. ingalls,, F.. p.
Lierle, NJ s. Mcfarland. F. A. Bellus,
and w. B. Wood. AS the department
has taken up a study of the ocean for
this year, the afternoon subject was
| Ocean Poetry" Mrs. Carl g. Heitshu
told. Of the influence Of the sea on
poetry and music Mrs. Susie White
read paper on marine painting and
Mrs. John wallace described different
kinds Of shells Mrs. J.. w PliEsel
closed the program with a reading,
"Roll on Thou Deep and Dark Hue
Ocean" Later the guests enjoyed q
social hour, while the hostesses served
refreshments.