Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-06

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Mrs. D. ]. Herter visited friends in
Grinnell Tuesday.
Fire, lightning and tornado Insurance..
George r. Norris. over IS West Main.
Mrs. L. Lentz was in Dillon Tuesday
visiting her daughter, Mrs. william
Baer.
Rev. C. Jankowski returned home
Tuesday from a few days business trip
to Hubbard.
Don't forget the chicken supper and
bazaar at Congregational church this
evening. Committee. {
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Brown left
Tuesday for visit with friends IN
Grinnell and Des Moines.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet at the church
Thursday afternoon at 1880.
Mrs. John Van Meter, Of Letcher. -
D., who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. NJ A Julian. left Tuesday for hel
home.
MI. and Mrs. A. E. Gorsuch. Of New
Sharon, were in the city Tuesday Wis
ting the formers brother, O. 8. Cor
such.
Get your calendars, Christmas cards
and booklets while our stock is com
plete. Get your votes Simmons book
store. @
illuminating radiators, quick heat fol-
the bed room, make the bed room coy
and comfortable. Electric Of course
They are on display for your inspec-
tion Abbott & Son. - !.
Mrs. D. s. Collins, Of Albion. who has
been visiting friends in Columbia. Mo.
was in the city Tuesday. on her. way
home. Her sister, Mrs. j. M. Bales, o.
this city, accompanied her. 3
H. B. Miller was in Des Moines
Tuesday attending the annual meet
irg of the Iowa Bee Keepers Asspcia-
ton, Of which he is secretary. He
read a paper on keeping bees before
the afternoon session of the conyen-
ton, which continued thru today ;:s g s.
It's the coy home that has the Are
place. Yet 1t is not complete without
fireplace wood basket. You. will APP
preciate the baskets shown in the Abb
bolt & Son window, made Of willow
and priced from S2.75 up to IS. Handy
dainty, and just the right size too. Alb
bolt & Son.
The members OF the Entire Nous Club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. s. w. Morgan, 906 West Main
street, and continued their study of the
eighteenth century, at the close OF
which Mrs. Anna Smelling read pa
per on The First Great Novelist of the
Eighteenth Century"
Mrs. w. L. Chamberlain, of Grinnell,
returned home Tuesday after visit
with friends In this city. Mr.. Cham
berlain is employed at the American
Machine Products Company, and Mrs.
Chamberlain expects to move here
about Dec Is. Mr.. Chamberlain Is
building house on North Eleventh
avenue, just off Main street.
Complimentary to Miss Ethel Nichol
Mrs C. NJ Koehler; of Liscomb town.
ship, entertained twenty six YOUNG
ladies at miscellaneous shower Sat.
urday afternoon. The rooms were dec
same colors' were used In the menu
The hostess servedSa dainty two-cours'
luncheon, assisted by Miss Gladly
Nichol.
In honor Of Miss Helen Beatty, who
10 70 be married Dec. Is, Mrs. H.seW
Shove entertained a dozen guests at a
bath room shower. Tuesday afternoon
at the Shove home, 402 North Fourth
street. The guests enjoyed the aft
ernoon socially, with music and fancy
work. The hostess served refresh
ments assisted by her daughter Dor
othy and by Miss Georgia Macarthur
Officers were elected Tuesday after
noon by Marechal Neil Division, No.
$50, G. /. A., b. Of q. E., when they
met in Knights Of Columbus hall. Mrs.
George Cummings was chosen insur-
ance secretary, Mrs. d. H. Conger
president Mrs. w. d. Ferries vice pres
ident, Mrs. F. l.. Spence secretary, Mrs.
H. H. Strouse treasurer. Mrs. l.. s.
Brown chaplain, Mrs. John OHearn
guide, and Mrs. q. C.. Brown sentinel.
An all-day meeting was enjoyed
Tuesdayeby the members Of the B. D;
Club, who celebrated the birthday VI
their hostess, Mrs. Charles Rogers, 805
West Nevada street. At o'clock the
hostess served q three course dinner,
assisted by Mrs. VIII blessing and Mrs.
r. c. Jones. A short business meeting
was held in the afternoon, after which
fancy work and guessing contests were
enjoyed. In the latter the prizes were
won by Mrs. Ed Putnam and Mrs. VIII
blessing. The hostess was also pre-
scented with shower Of birthday gifts,
Bouquets Of yellow chrysanthemums
decorated the rooms and pink and
white carnations graced the dining
table. There will be no more meetings
Of the club until February.
One hundred guests were very pleas
antIy entertained at luncheon Tuesday
by Mrs. g. H. Ruth and Mrs. F. NJ.
Wilbur. at the home of the Former, 81
West state street Turnout the rooms
decorations in keeping with the Christ
mas idea prevailed. and were carried
out with baskets Of red Christmas
flowers and with red wreaths. Toy
Christmas trees. with Santa Claus
standing beside each one, centersd the
luncheon tables Mesdames T. y. Brad
ford. q. F. Thayes, B. F. Cummings,
j. W. Edenburn, Z. r. Willard. G. H.
Whitehead. Willard Hull, David Smith
F. H. Willard, Ida statler. and G. p.
Cook assisted the hostesses in serving
a three-course luncheon. The after
noon hours were enjoyed with fancy
work and in n1ayin1 IF bridge and five