Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-03

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| Mrs. j. S. Morris, of Sioux Falls S.
D., left Wednesday for hcr home after
visiting here with her sister in-law
Mrs G. A. Morris.
Your opportunity to see the Amer
lean beauty, Margarita Fischer, in her
latest success, THE Dragon" today
and tomorrow. Lyric.
If in need of wall paper and an ex-
| perienced paper hanger to hang same.
phone white sol or drop a card to Guy
Everist, 80 North Fifth street.
j. w. Mertz and daughter, Mrs c. A.
Lasson, went Wednesday to Grundy
| Center to attend the funeral of Mrs
Ermina Wickham, Mr. Mertz's mother
! in-law.
'The Prodigal Daughter or the Curse
of the Double Standard" will be the
subject of Dr. Gordon's plain talk" on
Friday evening in the congregational
church. Committee.
This is a good time to get that
| spring sewing out of the way. We
have received large shipments Of new
percales, ginghams, muslins, etc, also
a few advance number in fancy wash
fabrics. Benedict & Brintnall.
! Mrs. l.. NJ Better, of Upton, and
granddaughter, Geneva Mislkimen, OF
Cedar Rapids, returned to their homes
! Wednesday after visiting here with j.
| J, Diltz, at the soldiers home. Mr.
| Diltz is brother of Mrs. Better.
I, Members Of the Entire Nous Club
twere entertained Tuesday afternoon
| by Mrs. A. G. Johnson, North Sixth
street The study of "Uarda" was con-
| tinued, and at the close of the study
hour the hostess served refreshments.
Three all-star acts of vaudeville
opens at the Odeon theater tonight
F., and for three days, matinee Saturday
at 2:45 p. m. Montrose and Sardell,
two clever people I'M singing. talking
and bicycle act. Rose and Severns
presenting the automobile Dister.'
Leo Filler, the Gypsy-violinist Three
reels of good photo plays. odeon.
An enjoyable evening was spent
Tuesday by members Of the Young
tanned at the home Sof Miss, Mamie
Quincy, 4o6 East Boone street. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
valentines and the time spent socially
at the close of the ,ro,rtir business. A
two course luncheon Ms served by
the hostess. .slSts..
| Twenty five members Of the Young
| Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor of the Central Church of Christ
enjoyed a pleasant meeting Tuesday
evening at the church. The feature Of
the evening was a series of events in
which the members contested in Gin
ternational olympic games" Pop corn
and lemonade, were served and after
the games, music was enjoyed. A bust
ness session preceded the social hour
America Picturesque an illustrated
travelogue. BY j ohngP Clum. veteran
traveller and az distinguished chautau-
qua lecturer..at NJ. E. church Friday,
Feb. a, O'clock Both moving and
stationary pictures used. This trave-
logue will delight and instruct both
children and adults, Bring your chill
dren. See America first. Admission:
Adults, 10 cents; children, cents. Au-
spices NJ. E. Brotherhood Committee.
Members of the Tuesday Musical
Club met Tuesday afternoon with
Mesdames Frank G. Stewart and J. V.
Bass and Miss Marie Healy at the
formers home. 401 East Church street.
The study of Poland musicians and
their work was the subject of the
afternoons program. Mrs. James z.
Pound read paper on Musical Edu-
cation in Poland Yesterday and To-
day." Mrs. X. j. Wilson played eat
Evening" (PaderewskD which was