Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-14

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movement.
Miss Hazel Kendall was surprised by
a company of her friends Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Marie NC
Mahon, 14OS South Center street
Games and music were enjoyed and
lunch was served in two courses by
Misses Marie Mcmahon. Frances
Huber, and Hazel Probst.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Swift, of Mason
City, and Mrs. S. P. Emerson, of Kies'
ter, Mimi, were here Thursday or
their way to Montour, called by the
death Of Mrs. O. P. Willard, and the In
jury to Mr. Willard. Mr.. Swift is
brother of Mrs. Willard, and, Mrs
Emerson is a sister Of Mr.. Millard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mccarthy, 102
North Second avenue, arrived home
this morning from Denver, where they
were called by the illness of MIR. NC
Carthy's sister, Miss Emma Mccarthy
While they were in Denver they heard
an interesting talk by Judge Ben
Lindsey on his trip with the Ford peace
party.
An interesting talk on Health Per
tanning to Child Life in the Home anc
School" was given by Or. w s. Devine
to the members Of the S. c. j. Club Of
Taylor Township Thursday afternoon
when the club was entertained by MRS
E. C.. Wetherbee at her home, 1U3 Yves
State street. After the program Mrs
Clayton IS. Thomas assisted her mother
in serving refreshments. IS -
OF interest to local people is the &C
count contained in the Madison, Wis.
Democrat of musical given by Mrs
Charles A. Mann and her sister, Mrs
Isle w. Brown. The program was
given at the Unitarian parish house
and was attended by 200 guests. Mrs
Frank P. Kennedy, also former Mar
shalltown resident, took part in tn
program, singing a group of songs.
Alpha Chapter Of Westminster Guile
was entertained Thursday afternoon b,
Mrs. George Whitton at her home, IL
North Third street. The lesson study
was under the direction of Mrs. G. 3
Moehrl, and Mrs. Mary Ayers hae
charge of the bible study. After shor
business meeting a social hour was en-
loved and the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted by Mrs. Fred Steven
son.
Mrs. Henry Weber entertained tn
German aid society Thursday after
noon at her home, 300 East State street
After the regular business meeting thu
members sewed on quilt blocks ant
carpet rags. Later the hostess servet
refreshments, assisted by Mrs. L. A
Ritter and Miss Alice Baird. The mex
meeting of the society will be held a
the home of Mrs. Ritter, 5O4 East Mali
street. &r
{ After the regular business meeting o.
the aid society of Elm Lutheran
church, Rev. P. C. Danielson. Of For
Dodge, who is holding Lenten service!
in the church this week. gave an In
teresting talk on what the aid society
means to the church. Refreshment:
were served by the hostesses, Mrs
Oliver Peterson and Mrs. Seine
Thompson, who were assisted by Mrs
C. B. johnson and Mrs. Abel Nielsen.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred May
er, recently married In Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mayer, 1m Wes
State street, were at home Thursday
evening to seventy guests. A shor
program Of vocal numbers was liver
by MRS. Fred Mayer, accompanied b.
Mrs. William Smith, and cefreshEaent
were served by Misses Helen Voge
and Helen. Reak;n and Ralph Vogel.
color sche4A sof pink and white was
carried out in the decorations and re-
%freshments.
& Seven members of the Hook AM
Needle Club of .Oskaloosa, We're in tn
scity Thursday as guests Of Mrs. f. n
EAnderson, 8 West Boone street, also s
Bme mber aof the club. Mrs. Anderson
entertained the members at lunch q
the Strub cafe, and the afternoon wa!
passed with sewing and social time
Those present from Oslsaloosa wer
Mesdames Edward Crete, George Cru
zen, Webb Homer, Clair Arnold, j OH
Wallace, Lon Fritch, and Walter Will
son. Ii IN
Seventy members OF the Methods
Aid Society were in attendance at thu
regular meeting Of the society. hell
Thursday afternoon In the church par.
lors. Quarterly reports Of the Officers
were read and the regular business
was transacted. A musical program O
duets, by Misses Marie and Mildred
Carter and Misses Mary Mills AM
Ethel McKibben, preceded q short tall
by Mrs. Mary I. Smith, of Des Moines
state organizer OF the w. G. r.. u. Mrs
Smith spoke on equal suffrage and Ii
behalf of the w. C. +. u. Refresh.
ments were served at the close OF Thu
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