Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-25

1 - ~ "a u $3.50
Mrs. P.sIv. Hart was a. visitor in
quarry Friday to- visit friends.
We will be pleased 70 have your ac-
count. Try this store. Parior Gro
| Gerry. ~
| Mrs. Jay Could. of Liscomb. visited
! in the city Friday with her mother,
Mrs. Viola Stanton.
Mrs. John Rasmussen, Of LeGrand.
I; was in the city Friday on her way to
New Sharon to visit friends.
Mrs. II. c. Hermann, of Rock Island,
H., left Friday for Pine Bluffs. Wye,
after visiting here with Miss Neva
! Clark. 's4@ ,s.t
Mrs ]. H. Lyon, of Whitten. was in
the city Friday visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Ray Woods, of Union, who is q
patient at the Deaconess hospital :"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ademeit of Os-
kaloosa, who have been visiting hers
with the latter's aunt, Mrs. J. D. Reyn-
ODDS, returned home this morning. ~.
The Baptist ladies' aid will have an
Easter bazaar Friday April 81. Fancy
work, aprons, rugs and bake exchange.
Fine public supper at $3.50. Com
mittee. .,tg.ss.-s, hv5.E
| April 2, United Brethren in Christ
church, Titus J. Leibold. pastor. II a.
M, Love Knows No Burden:" 1870
J p. m. THE Unfavorable Christ.'-Ad-
ivertisement: +.-~
You have always paid % cents to ses
George Beban on the screen. See him
| in his latest success, The Pawn OF
| Fate" Popular prices, adults 10 cents
! children 5 cents, Sunday and Monday.
Lyric. :, a..
/. Miss Elsie Noble left Friday even
I ing for Chicago, where she will visit
! for a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
I Kerr, and also" in Evanston with Miss
/ Maud Wilson; who attends school az
Northwestern University.
Extra special tonight at the Casino
Theater The ;Coe College Glee Club. or
/ Cedar Rapids. swillsgive in addition to
our regular program, musical and vocal
concert at 1880 and $50. Don't miss
this Regular price of admission
charged. Casino : :,
Seventy-five members o. the aid So
ciety of the. Baptist church were enter
tained Friday. afternoon at the church
by Mesdames r. B! Davidson and w. r:
Long. Jr. A business session precedeo
| the social hour, and during the latter
Mrs. E. E.. Gildner, sang land Mrs. Ray
mond Doolittle played piano numbers.
Refreshments were served:
+ -rhe first Presbyterian church mas
prepared a good day for all who attend
the service at this Church. In the
! morning DR.. Linn will speak on Three
Steps to the Christian Life" and in the
| evening he will speak ON "A Second
/ Chance" The church Is opposite the
! postoffice on the corner of South Cen
t$ter and Church streets. Committee
/. The many admirers Of George Beban,
| the brilliant character artist, whose
picture, IAN Alien creased a ,furore,
ffwilr be interested in the announcement
fthat he is to appear at the Lyric on
Sunday and Monday as the star OF
new World film feature entitled ths
Pawn of Fate" in which he gives an
other vivid and colorful characterize"
tion.-Advertisementz~
Sixty-hve members of the Baptist
| Young Peoples unien enjoyed a pleas
ant evening Esids1E-whsn they were
entertained in.thx Ghurch, parlors. A
| short ,husfRAss 71neatmsswaz held. after
wt1teh asnierry time-was spent in va
I riotls soctar ways the feature OF which
was q suffrage convention. Speeches
! for and against suffrage were made by
the voting people, which created much
Amusement Later refreshments were
served by"a social committee.
No children in arms viii be admitted
to the Odeon Theater during 4the en-
20 l,-th ~ ffnn
All children must have tickets and ev-
cry, child in. America over years Of
age should see this mighty spectacle.
Nothing. to, compare with it will ever
be offered again from an educational
standpoint. There are still plenty of
good seats left for all performances
and at all prices No telephone orders
| taken. Buy your tickets now. do not
delay or you will be disappointed.
Odeon. ;.
F. George A. Turner, SOB West Main
| street, was host Friday evening to the
members Of the Souvenir Club. whom
| he was assisted in receiving by his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Goodman, OF
Mason City Places were laid for fifty,
| the tables being prettily decorated In
! yellow and green, and bouquet OF
I daffodiis graced the center OF each. Az
/ elaborate dinner was served at $50 by
| Misses Edna Balch, Grace Wiley, Ber-
tina Kvernevig, and Karen Fjogstad.
I The evening hours were spent socially
and FIVE hundred furnished the enter
tainment.' Mrs. F. B. Garvin, of Scran-
| ton, Pa and little George and Mar
| garet Goodman. grandchildren Of Mr.
/ Turner, were guests from away.
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