Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-10

Margarita Fisher tomorrow. Colonial,
Mr.. and Mrs, B, Fitzgerald, Of Union,
were visitors In the city Monday.
The aid society Of the Congre gational
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at the church.
The city Federation Of women's
Clubs will meet Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 in the public library.
st. Margaret's Mission will meet
Thursday evening with Misses Eva
and Marian Nickel, 3Os North First
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger
man Evangelical church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j. w.
Noises, 40S West Main street.
Mrs. C. D. Boutwell,, OF Fairbank,
was in the city Tuesday on her way
to Union to visit Mrs. A. p. Mason.
Mrs Mason was also in the city Tues
day.
Tomorrow night Rev. Chester Birch,
of Kansas City, will begin a twenty
days series Of evangelistic meetings
in the First Presbyterian church.
Make your plans so as to attend these
meetings. Committee.
Mrs. A. f. Balch, 1o6 North Second
street, entertained Tuesday afternoon
the members of the Hawthorne Club.
The study of. the history of Spain was
led by Mrs, Balch, study hour being
enjoyed at the close of the lesson.
Fresh tomatoes and hot house GU
cumbers, satisfy vegetable oyster
plant. green peppers, leaf and head
lettuce. Garwin celery. Wisconsin
rutabagoes, Jersey and Virginia sweet
potatoes, Spanish and white boiling
onions Culley, South First avenue.
Miss Myra Jarrett South Fifth
avenue, entertained informally Tues
day evening a few of her more int1-
mate friends complimentary to her
guest. Miss Grace Scheid. Of Minne-
apolis. During the evening the guests
sewed and crocheted. and a program Of
song and piano numbers was given by
Miss Scheid In serving a luncheon
the hostess was assisted by her moth
er. Mrs. L. J. Jarrett.
Thirty members of the Young La
dies Sodality were entertained Tues
day evening by Misses Mary Jackson
and katherine and Monica Kunkel at
the F. r. Jackson home, 412 East
Church street. The evening was passed
socially, and the rooms We're prettily
decorated with Japanese lanterns.
Little Japanese lanterns were given as
favors when the hostesses served re-
freshments late in the evening.
Fire Chief 1. T. Kirby and Mrs.
Kirby received a messageifrom Water
loo this forenoon that said that their
daughter Helen fell down the stairs at
the Herbertz home, where she is stay
ing, and painfully but perhaps not Sc
riously injured her arm. The last word
this forenoon was that it was thought
her arm was not fractured but she had
no use of it. Miss Kirby has been in
Waterloo a few months taking treat
ment for deformity of the spine.
Emily Fftzroy who plays the chap
eron in Lady Luxury which will
come to the Odeon tonight, Nov. 10, is
an English actress and made her debut
with Sir Charles Wyndham a number
of years ago. Later she was his lead
ing woman in his productions at the
Criterion theater, London. Then fol-
lowed long season with ]. c. William
sons companies in Australia and New
Zealand and like so many Of her coun-
try-women who have played Australia.
the next field was America Miss
Fitzroy's first engagement was with
Grace George in a play that was not
a success. but it paved the way for an
engagement with Mrs. Fiske. and later
she was an entire season with William
Collier in Never Say Die" Odeon.