Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-03


ment.
Improved Order Redmen will give a
dance in Redmen hall Wednesday
evening, Nov. 8. Jeannetta's four
piece orchestra. Tickets 50 cents.
Ladies observation-disclosures
Have your photograph taken now to
give away at Christmas time. Our
prices are from 81 a dozen upward. We
have one of the finest sl<ylight rooms
to be found anywhere, this Is one Of the
reasons why our portraits please. Apgar
studio.
Here it Is, 1902. the famous mild
smoke, and you can get 1t every day,
six for 25 cents or cents straight at
this store. But buy them by the can.
twenty five in can, and only 81. Make
1902 your next smoke. Mcbride &
Will Drug Company.
Mrs. L. NJ. Kinsey, of Taylor town
ship, went this morning to Toledo to
attend the Fifth district convention Of
the Iowa Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Kinsey will represent the Social,
Christian and Intellectual Club of Tay-
lor township.
Twenty five neighbors and friends
surprised Mrs. M. H. Cole Tuesday
afternoon at her home, 706 East Linn
street. The hours were pleasantly
spent with games and music and lunch
con was served by Mesdames John and
c. c. Culbertson and G. D. Hunnicutt.
Friday morning Is the morning Of
the moving picture film Of corset fit
tings, to be shown at the Casino
theater between 10 and II o'clock in
the morning. This morning matinee is
free, and tickets may be had from the
corset department at this store. Simon
Style Shop.
A pleasant afternoon was spent by
members of the Hawthorne Club who
were entertained Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. A. A. Moore. 412 East Main
street. Mrs. c. c. Urine and Mrs. l.
c. Abbott conducted the study on
travels in Spain, after which an hour
was spent socially Mrs. E. A. Shirley,
Of Kansas City, was an out town
guest.
"Tipperary'' is heralded to appear at
the Odeon, Saturday, matinee and
night In this day Of un-numbered
musical comedies, the promise OF
clean drama zig contamination de-
voutly to be wished" The Emerald
Isle has furnished the theme for some
Of the very best dramatic offerings In
the past. "Tipperary" is said to be
second to none. Matinee 10 and Is
cents. Odeon.
Mrs. j. L. Williams. 407 East Church
street. was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to members of the Entire Nous Club
After the business Mrs. R. w. Stevens
gave talk on the tombs OF Benz Has
sen. the special topic Of the afternoon.
The reading Of "Uardi" was continued
by Mesdames Stevens, S. w. Morgan,
and J. L. Williams. Mrs. F. c. Nichols
closed the hour with a review of the
first chapters of "Uarda."
Members of the Tuesday Musical
Club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon
Tuesday when they were entertained
by Mrs. Charles E. Myers, Mrs. Ray
nond Doolittle, and Miss Irma vogel at
the Myers home, 30S Jerome street.
Mrs. J. H. Snyder read a paper pre-
pared by Mrs. D. ]. Collins on Our
Foremost American Women Compos-
ers" Several pleasing solos were sung
by Miss Jane Skegg, accompanied by
Miss Grace Swingley; Miss Ruth
Haines accompanied by Mrs. L. ]. Two
good: Mrs. Harold Householder accom-
panied by Mrs. Raymond Doolittle, and
a duet by Mrs. r. B. Davidson and Mrs.
Merritt Greene, Jr., accompanied by |
Mrs. Raymond Doolittle. A piano solo
by Mrs. Maurice jackson was also en-
joyed during the program. An hour
was spent socially and refreshments
were served by the hostesses. Mrs. w.
H. Behrens, OF walcott, and Mrs. w. r.
vogel, Of Malcolm, were guests from
away.