Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-15

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The carworkers' Auxiliary will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Samuel
Ferguson, 40 South Fourth street.
The Social Club Of the Degree Of
Honor will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs Frank Haas, LOT West Ne
vada street.
The Apgar studio will be open every,
evening until Christmas. Stop in and
price our fine line Of picture frames.
r. e. Apgar. 81
The art and music department Of the
Woman's Club will meet Thursday at
ternoon with Mrs. Mary; Wilson, 5l2
North Center street. h
Have you phoned your orderfor Your
share of the big cheese that the Nc
Cord grocery is to cut Dec. s21. Phone
2s4. Mccord's grocery.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers Of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Y. M. G. A. will be held Thursday
afternoon at the 7. NJ. G. a,
st. Margaret's Mission will hold a
special business meeting Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Susan
White, AL West Church street.
MI. and Mrs. Earl J. MCCOY, of Chi
cago, arrived in the city Tuesday evsn-
ing and will visit here with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. HI.
Mccoy. IL.
, Your order for Christmas candles
will be given our best effort. Come In
and buy now; we will deliver the day
YOU want it. Our auto delivery Il at
your call. Oppice Fruit Company.
Everereens, everEreens. evergreens.
We are sending them out every day.
The prices are right; they will give de-
light, from now until Christmas day.
Reynolds & Sheldon. 100 West Main.
Mrs. elizabeth Smith, North Sec
ond street, was hostess Tuesday after
noon to the members Of he Shakespeare
Club. An interesting afternoon was
devoted to Henry VIII" the club
study. c~
Benjamin F. shirk, Of Linn Grove.
Buena Vista county. spent the day IA
the city as the guest Of his sister. Mrs
Rodney c. Wells, being On route home
from a visit to Mount Carroll and
iMilledgeville, III.
II you are looising for gifts and don't
know what to buy. come In and look
around. Our store II chuck full OF
ideas. We are showing many things
you probably never dreamed Of CIV
ing for giftsi 6imnonsa book store.
Twenty per cent discount on all
dolls. Simmons book store.
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by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the 7. M.
e. A., Tuesday during the day ana
evening at the Y. M. c. A., was very
successful. There was large and
attractive display Of fancy work. In
Guiding special lot of tatting, rugs,
and aprons. During the early evening
hours supper was served to 245
patrons.
Mrs. b. o. Frazey was elected prssi-
dent at the annual meeting OF the
Eastern Star Circle, held Tuesday at
ternoon in the Masonic parlors. Mrs.
;. T. Pound was chosen vice president
Mrs. o. B. Waters secretary, and Mrs.
Paul Nichols treasurer. Annual reports
were read by the retiring officers and
committeeman of the different depart
ments Of the circle. During social
hour refreshments were served BY the
hostesses, Mesdames Frank J. Roth, A.
e. Nickel, iMoreauce Walker, G. A..
Tewksbury, and A. c. Everist.
There was a large attendance at the
recital given by the advanced pupils OF
Miss Loa Scheeler, held Tuesday eve
ming at the Central Church of Christ.
The program, which comprised piano
numbers. Was well given and included
many Of the more difficult classical Sc
lections. Those who appeared on the
program were Misses Mildred Arney.
Lorinne Mundy, Effie Robb, Irene
Funke, Gretchen Brott, Marie Carter,
velma Buck, Dortha Lantz, Caroline
schiebel. Eva Fetters, Clara Secor,
Esther Wilson, Myrtle Gary. Gail Had
Icy and Marjorie Busch. and William
Schillings Miss Busch played group
OF organ numbers.
Mrs. c. H. Morris. 112 South Third
street, entertained Tuesday evening
the members Of the Daisy Drake Mis-
sion Circle and her Sunday school
class Of the Central Church Of Christ.
The affair was In the nature Of a fare
we'll party, as Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris will leave the hrst Of the year to
make their home in Denver. Colo. A
short program was held by the circle
members and was led by Mrs. Leo
Lockard. Mrs. A. p. Thurber gave
current missionary events, and Miss
Lillian Houghton conducted the study
Of the book. The Kings Highway
Az q surprise to Mrs. Morris the MEM
beers of the class and. circle presented
her with q handsome leather suitcase
which was covered with cards bearing
farewell messages and good wishes for
the future. During the evening the hos
tess served refreshments. 4
A pleasant melting OF the Tuesday
Musical Club was held Tuesday after
noon. at the home. Of Mrs. Grove w
Harris 107 West Church street. Mrs
Harris was assisted In entertaining by
Meedames ]. w. Wallace and ]. A
Cook. An interesting program was
given, the main topic for the afternoon
being study Of Mcdowell. A papes
on Mcdowell, prepared by Mrs. ID. J.
Collins was read by Mrs. Roy McKin-
non. Mrs. w. r. Hamilton played Nc
Dowelfs Watches Dance after which
Mrs. Marion Smith. accompanied By
Mrs. Charles Allison, sang DeKovsn'a
.sLoveland.r Mrs. Archie Hixson played
NcDowelrs 'ImprovisAtion,", and Misl
Mabel French told the story Of Vic,
tor Herbert's opera, SSatonia.' Mrs
r. B. Davidson. accompanied by Mrs
Raymond Doolittle, closed the program
with India. Z :.i.s ~. 8 On