Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13

DR.. BullarS, ost(el 18th. Is West Main.
George r. Mort IRE. lightning. and
tornado tnsdrans ver IS West Main
Green Gree tradlns s8mps sfsen with
groceries, spratt grocery. South
Third avenue, I 49, ~
The latest designs in high grade wall
paper and expert workmen do the dec
Grating. The Kodakery
II you want good cream. cream guar
anteed to whip, at 20 cents pint
phone 1853. Thompson's cream dairy.
Jones Dairy Farm little pig hams,
bacon and sausages came in fresh this
morning. Phone your orders. Myers
Grocery. = r
Mr.. ard Mrs. Earl Smith. of Free,
port, ILL.,, are visiting in the city, with
the formers brother, o. o. Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith have recently been
married, and are on their honeymoon.
Harold sMineah and Raphael Burke
left Friday for Kansas City. and from
there they expect, to go on to Los An
geles. from Los Angeles they Will sail
in a. short time for Buenos Aires. Ar
gentine Republic. where they Will re-
main indefinitely. i
Mrs. Jennie Pepper and Mrs. Fannie
Williams were hostesses Friday after
noon to members of the Past Noble
Grands' Association Of Marshall
County, when they entertained in the
Odd Fellows'ShaE. "A social afternoon
was followed by refreshments, which
were served by the, hostesses.
Many members of the aid and mis-
sionary societies..of the Baptist; church
were entertained Friday at the church
by Mesdames w. z. Sanders. Ladorna
Head, Amelia HALL and e: f. Carver.
The day was spent sewing for the
society. and at / o'clock the hostesses
served lunch.
Mrs Anna Ketchum was elected
president of the Ladies Aid Society Of
the, Presbyterian church at the annual
meeting Of the aidsheld Friday after
noon atsthe, church, Mrs L. G. Steven
son was: chosen first vice president,
Mrs. James Bell second vice president.
Miss Fannie Russell secretary. and
Mrs. M. D. Klise treasurer. There was
large attendance Of members and
many guests and a social time was
enjoyed after the business. The
1ostesses, Mesdames E. L. Hoag, w. II.
Gelvin, and Elizabeth Grill served re-
freshments.
Pupils and patrons of the Pyle
school. district No. 1. and Hurricane
school, district No ,, in Marietta
1,oid hny and SoCja
Friday evening at the town hall in
Marietta. Miss Eransic tMcMahon Is
teacher Of the former and Miss Ade-
line Dieterich of the latter. An i'm
promptu program, of reading and
music furnished the entertainment and
Superintendent C., f. Shut gave a
short talk. The receipts of the boxes
amounted to $2s, which will be divided
between the two schools and used for
books and supplies 49, II
Members of ther Arnold Mothers
Cnb entertained Friday afternoon at
the school the principals Of the other
schools and members of the Mothers
clubs Of the city. Mrs. n. Merrill gave
an excellent address on Home MUIR
sing of the Sick" & Mrs. l., S. Brown.
dCCOI1lpdHltd W Ah JStAS tSA AAASA'
sang; Miss Emma Curtis. principal Of
the Click school, and; Mrs. Dora Rich
ardson, principal of the AbbStH told of
the benefit Of mothers clubs In their
schools. Mrs. G. A. Boggie,. accom-
panied by Miss Miller closed the pro-
gram with whistlin e solo. An hour
was spent socially while refreshments
were served.
% There was a large attendance Friday
afternoon at the meeting Of the 1home
and foreign missionary societies af sthe
Meth odist: church at the church. Mrs.
r. F.. Hurlburt led the study OF the
home society, and Mrs7 John Bren :
necke conducted stu dyc on India and
Burma for the foreign society. Mrs.
Ella McKim and Miss Alice Patterson
were chosen delegates to represent the
foreign society at the missionary con-
vention to be held in Traer March Is.
AT $40 the members served supper,
the guests including members of tho
Standard Bearers, missionary society
of the church. Miss Daisy Dean Wood.
of india, will speak on mission work In
India on Sunday, April :.
ma rtrnent OF the Woman's Club were
entertained Friday afternoon by Mes
DANES r. E. Keyser. D. G. Bechtel Jr..
w. T. Bennett. carl S. sHeitshu. II. {.
Mueller, F.. C Nichols. George A Price,
John Wallace. and J.. \: Whitacre at
the formers home, 301 West State
street. Mrs. Keyser opened the pro-
gram with a piano recital. after which
Miss Eta Early described the sponge
and Mrs. ! T. Pound told Of sea gar
dens, weeds, and MOSES. Mrs. B. O..
Tank ey gave two readings. THE
Opera Encore" and The Old Wornout
Song" Mrs. F. NJ. Haradon closed the
program with talk in which she told
cs phenomena and s"nerstitions of the
ocean. During the business session
Mrs. e. A. Forkner was chosen chair
man Of the department and Mrs. VIII
wallace representative for. next year.
Refreshments were served. by the host
esses.