Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-02

Mrs. Lora Woodbury. arrived home
Wednesday afternoon from a two
months visit in the west. She spent
some time at Miles City. Mont, made
the trip thru Yellowstone Park. and
visited in Denver with friends.
The Busy Bee Circle of the Ladies Of
the Maccabees enjoyed picnic at
Riverview park Wednesday, about
twenty-five being present. Both din
ner and supper We're served and after
noon various games and contests made
up an afternoons program.
Mrs. q. schn1elz, lot South Second
avenue, entertained eighteen members
OF the German Aid Society Wednesday
afternoon. The ladies worked on quilts,
after which the hostess served re-
freshments, assisted by Mrs. Matte
Witt and Mrs. Jacob Wittel.
The w. Bennett Stevens European
war pictures, taken in Germany and
France, show the kaiser himself and
his troops on the battlefield fighting,
will be shown at H,e Colonial Theater
Thursday. Sept. 2. matinee and night.
These are moving pictures, not slides.
Colonial.
Twenty members Of the Degree of
Honor met Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. H. F. Peterson, 709
East State street, where a pleasant
, afternoon was passed with games and
music. Mrs. Peterson served refresh
| ments, assisted by Mesdames Alice
Johnston ana Katherine Peterson.
The women's home and foreign mis-
sionary societies Of the Methodist
church will meet Friday afternoon at
Q: 80 at the church. Mrs. A. l.. Gillett
will lead the foreign society program
and Mrs Wiley G. Ward the home.
The mite boxes will be opened, as this
is the last meeting Of the missionary
year.
Mrs. Roena A. Walker, member Of
the soldiers home, left Wednesday for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she will en-
joy a six nfonths' furlough with rela-
tives and friends. Complimentary to
her departure the Pine Torch Club and
tho soldiers s' home choir. to which or
ganization Mrs. Walker belongs. en-
tertained at social affairs at the home.
Pastuerine tooth paste, Pausterine
tooth brushes. and Pastuerine antisep-
tic liquid are positively the ideal toilet
d
Pilgrim Pharmacy calls attention to
the above and recommends these arti-
cles to customers Of this store. Satur-
day we will sell these three articles
for IS cents for the three. This is for
Saturday only. Pilgrim Pharmacy.
Officers were elected at the regular
meeting Of the Court of Honor Circle,
held Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. C. A. Lands. 1909 East
Church street. Mrs. T.>J. Reed was
elected president, Mrs. VIII Redel, vice
president; Mrs. T. B. Haines, secre-
tary; and Mrs. lands, treasurer. A
short program was enjoyed by the
twenty ladies present, after which the
hostess served refreshments assisted
by Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs.
Haines.
Stanley Sieg, salesman for the
Western Grocer mills, entertained nine
of his customers in the city, today,
showing them thru the mills in the
morning, and having them with him
at luncheon at the Marshalltown Club
at noon. Those In the party were
d. Doyle, Of Portsmouth; L. Lightner.
Arispe; A. Thoma, LeMars; j. A.
Whitney, Villisca; ]. G. Lenhart.
Give; c. T. Anderson. Shelby; J. P.
Beck Remsen; p. v. Alexander, Guth-
RE Center; and NJ. T. Clampitt, Nom
teith.
When ono looks over the cast OF the
Yankee Doodle Girls" which comes
to Odeon tonight he 10 led to believe
that he il going to see a real 81 must
cal comedy. A perusal Of the roster
shows Null Clark and George Milton.
famous as delineators Of quaint Irish
and Dutch characters. A valuable adj
dition to the show is Louise Marshall,
who makes her first appearance in
burlesque direct from a successful
vaudeville tour. Another big feature
is La Rex & La Rex, the sensational
European aerial act; Anna Meek, the
million dollar doll: and Jennie Delmar.
the hrefy soubrette, have both seen
the lights Of, many = 81 production.
Harry Hearn. the DngiiSh feccenstic.f
and Fred Reese are bound to render q
good account Of themselves and the
biz beauty chorus u said 70 DO with
ont m equal In buy3esQuA Odeon.