Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-12
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4 his home, SIS North Second street.
Eat candy-it's healthy when il
i comes from the clean kitchens Of
! Wachters confectionery. Pure ane
home made, all the. family will enjoy it.
Wachters.
Gordon G. Allen, teacher Of voice
production and singing. Voices tested
without charge. Studio 400 Summit
/ street. Phone green 1880. Terms on ap-
| Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. George Redel. of Min
neapolis, who have been in the city a
i few days owing to the illness OF the
formers sister, Mrs. Amelia Redel, left
for Minneapolis Monday night.
4 Mrs. ". ". Runkle, of Denver, Colo,
/ was in the city Monday visiting friends
| accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. f.
c. Clarkson, Of Ames. formerly Of this
city. They both returned to Ames
Monday evening. .t..1 ,sass -. i
Real. satisfaction in possessing OF
wearing jewelry Is when one knows IT
| to be beyond criticism-therefore see
that the box Is stamped "Joseph's.
diamonds. watches, and jewelry OF
quality. ,Joseph's.
Mesdames D. E. and D. P. Shelter, of
Eldora. were In the city Monday. Mr.
and Mrs. Dam and Mr.; and Mrs. Ray
Sheller, also Of Eldora, returned to this
city, Monday evening on their way
boaf ffEon=aryisit g Rolesr4A
Mesdames w. c. Mckinley, G. Fl
i II N ~
Al. LHommedieu, all Of Colo Were lin
the oity Monday. Mrs Robert Ember-
son, Of Maple Park, ILL.,, a cousin Of
Mrs. Settle, was also with the party.
Mrs. c. w. Nelson, 500 North First
street, was hostess Monday afternoon
at the regular meeting Of the Monday
Bridge Club. The prize was won by
Mrs. c, r. Darling, and the hostess
served two-course lunch, assisted by
Mrs H. w. Householder and Mrs. Earl
Stoddart.
| The w. C. T. U. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 at the home of
Mrs. 3. C. Wetherbee, 103 West State
street. Miss Maude Aldrich, Of Cedar
Rapids, state worker, will he present
| and address the meeting and reports Of
the national convention held in Indian
| apolis recently will be given.
Mr.. E. R.SHarlan Curator OF the his
torical department OF Des Moines, will
address the Historical Society Of Mar
shall county Tuesday evening. Dec. IL,
at g p. IN. at the public library audi
torium, THE Way Some Iowa Roads
| Became Established" The boys high
school glee club will sing. Committee.
We want the housewives who are
earnestly striving to help their hus-
bands in the struggle for financial in
| dependence to learn Of the success the
man meets with who is neat in his APP
pearance, and this can be made so
without the purchase Of new suit
monthly-just have, the suit or over
/ coat cleaned. and pressed at this est 2 b
lishment. Phone Ill. Marshalltown
Steam Dye Works, 22O East Main
street. Il. ss..ss
The annual Christmas sew party OF
Chapter BIB. of P. E. o., was held Mon
day in the parlors Of the Congregation :
al church. The meeting was in charge
Of the philanthropic committee, OF
which Mrs. James MoNally is chair
man, and the members enjoyed the day
in making six 1Gyettes. which are to be
given to the Associated Charities. Ma
terial for two more layettes was also
donated and will be made up later. At
noon luncheon was served by the so
ciaI committee OF which Mrs. I. Q.
Kemble Is chairman.
Complimentary to Clark Powers,
who is to be married Dec. %, Eugene
c. Higgin. 412 West State street. en-
tertained thirty -four young men iMon-
day evening. The guests spent the
evening playing cards. At the close Of
the evening three-course supper was
served by the he::sss mother, Mrs.
Lottie Higgin, assisted by2Mrs. w. r.
Mosf1er. Mr.. Powers was presented
with a cigaret case by the guests. Dec
orations in keeping with Christmas were
used turnout the rooms, quantities Of
Christmas bells. wreatis and festoonss
carrying out a color scheme of red and
green.
New officers were elected at the
meeting OF the missionary society Of
the First United Eyangelicaf church.
which ws. held Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Forrey, Sd4 South
Tenth avenue. Mrs. u ]. Swanson was
chosen president. Mrs. p. B. Pardee,
vice president Mrs Julia Forrey, Sec
retary, aid .HTs, Fred Austin ttrsasur-
er. In the remainder Of the business
meeting the members decided to send
box Of bedding and other furnishing
to the Evangelical honS Ser old people
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