Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-04
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The prohibition party presidential
special train will arrive in MARSHALL
town Friday at 1886 p. m. Speaking will
be, made in the court house square II
weather permits, otherwise in Y. M
c. A. building. Soldiers home drum
corps will furnish music. Everybody
invited to attend. Committee.
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Shove & Bay, Masonic Temple.
Mrs. e. D. J. Delaney. daughter
Helen and son Edward, formerly OF
this city but now Of Danvjlle, Ill, who
have been visiting here with Mrs. De-
laney's sister. Mrs. George B. Nc
Combs and Joseph Schied, left for
their home this forenoon. Mrs. De-
laney visited also at Montezuma with
London, MIMI, with her parents.
Mrs. T. I. WATSON, 402 North Fifth
street, entertained the members Of the
Entire Nous Club at their first meet
ing Of the year Tuesday afternoon.
After a short business meeting the
years study, with q historical outline
Of the government Of the eighteenth
century, was led by Mrs c. ]. .Scheeler,
and a paper on THE Growth Of Demo-
cratic ideas in France was read by
Mrs. ]. q. Simmons. At the close OF
the meeting refreshments were served
by the hostess.
There was a large attendance at
the meeting of the Royal Neighbors
Aid Society, which was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Mary Ken
nehan, Mrs. L. P. Olson, and Mrs. NJ.
A. wallish at the home Of the former,
104 West Nevada street. Following
the regular business meeting the
members pieced quilts and sewed on
their fancy work. Later the hostesses
served refreshments, assisted By Miss
| Mary Kennehan. Miss Clara Lawler,
of Eldora, was a guest from away.
During the engagement Of "Civiliza-
ton" which comes to the Odeon
Theater Friday and for six days
matinee daily except Friday and Sun
day. The matinees will start prompt
| ly at 2:15 and the evening per-
forrnances at s:15. No children in.
arms will be admitted, every child
must have q ticket and every child
over Ave years of age should see this
wonderful spectacle. Seats now selling
for ali performances: no telephone
orders taken. no seats laid away.
Odeon.
The initial meeting for the year Of
the Hawthorne Club was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. L. c.
Abbott. 511 East Church street. The
program for the afternoon was divided
in two parts. the first half consisting
Of current events in charge Of Mrs. G..
c. Urine, and the second half, the
years study from the text book Iowa,
Its Constitution and Laws" which was
led by Mrs. William Barrie. A social
hour followed during which refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Twenty five young women Of the
Beta Chapter of the Westminster Guild
Of the Presbyterian church and several
Of their friends enjoyed a wienie roast
at Riverview park Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. p. Linn and Mrs. Eta Agnew
acted as chaperones. Supper was served
at $3.50, after which the evening was
spent in playing games around huge
bonfire. In program Of Rotations
and songs learned In childhood the
tonors were awarded to Miss Majorie
Newcomer for the best recitation, to
Miss Olive Evans and Miss Mamie
Mayer for a dialog. and to Miss Hollis
Cause for the best song.
In honor OF Miss Helen Bowe, Who
is to be married Oct. Z to Clyde Case.
Mrs. n. w. Shove. Mrs. Rodney g.
Wells. and Mrs. H. J. Allard enter
tanned fifteen Of the honored guests
more Intimate friends at dirt chas-
err shower Tuesday afternoon at the
Shove home, 402 North Fourth street.
The shower included gifts OF soap,
mops, scrub brushes. cleansers and all
kinds Of articles to clean with, which
were brought in by Shirley Wells
dressed as the Dutch Cleanser girl.
.s!.ei s..est. sal.n s.rct recAinta for Miss
Bows. Miss Dorothy Shove assisted
the hostesses in serving refreshments
ct tho close Of the Afternoon