Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-05

! turned home Friday evening after Wis
! ting her uncle, George Stone, south Of
! Tama.
| Mrs. j. c. Jones, of Buxton, returned
home "Wednesday evening after visiting
here with her sister. Mrs. Frank Rel
| tenba ugh.
Miss Harriet Smith. of Eldora, ar
! rived in the city Friday evening to
visit for few days with Mrs. Cora
! Lawrence.
! Mrs. Henry Schmoranz, of Eddyville.
returned home Friday evening after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Max Horn
| burg, at st. Anthony
! DR.. and Mrs w. e. Whitney. of e.
dora. left Friday for Battle Greek.
Mich, where they will remain for some
! time at sanatorium.
Don G. Allen, who entered into part
! nership with Thaddeus Biz ford in De-
| cember, has remained in the firm and
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; his return to the office-Advertise-
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/ Members of the Rowena Circle en-,
joyed a social afternoon Friday with
! Mrs. Fred O'Neal, 406 West Boone
street. In spite of the bad weather the
attendance was good and a short bust
ness session preceded the social hour.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. c.
Culbertson in serving lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Flanagan, of
Toronto, Ont, leave Sunday night for
their home after a visit here with the
latters mother. Mrs ELAN Mansfield.
and aunt. Mrs. c. A. Dicks. Mr.. Flani-
gan is connected with the Durham
company, and attended the conclavc
here. Mrs. Flanagan has been here for
two weeks.
Twelve members attended the meet
ing of the Missionary Society of the
congregational church Friday after
noon which was held at the church.
Mrs. F. a. Bellus led the lesson on
home missionary work accomplished
by the Congregational church. Albert
E. Greenlaw. who conducts the music
at the revival meetings being held at
the Congregational church this week,
sang during the social hour Refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
Accidents you may not prevent. Re
ports show that in this country. there
are burned every week in the year. on
the average, three thea tiers, ten schools,
three public halls, two colleges, two
hospitals and twenty-six hotels. Trav-
elers' accident policies double the ben
efits in injuries received while travel
| ing or in burning buildings. Travel
| ers' policies protect you everywhere
Moral: Insure with the Travellers A.
H. Welker, agent over "a East Main
| street
/, The Baptist temple gives you a
hearty invitation to attend it's services
| and hear modern message given IN a
! common sense way with no hackneyed
theological phrasing. If you want to
help yourself and be of service to 9th =
ers we are sure we have message for
you. On Sunday night the pastor
speaks on "A Mans Faith" and the
chorus will sing. A bright, warm at
message and an inspiring service of
song will fit you for the work of an
other week. Try our welcome. Com =
! mittee.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent by
mem bers of the Westminster Guild of
| the Presbyterian church. who were en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
]. y. Baughman, 305 East State street.
Mrs. George Wilton led the bible
study and Mrs. Eta Agnew conducted
the mission lesson during the study
hour During the business session Mrs.
John Moehrl was elected president,
Mrs. VI. D. klise vice president, Mrs.
| G. A. Berggren secretary. and Mrs
Lulu McGoogan treasurer. Mrs. Baugh-
man served refreshments.
Mrs A. T. Elder, 1Os South Third
avenue, was hostess Friday afternoon
at a pleasant meeting of the Mar
shalltown Chapter. D. A. r. Mrs. ].
F. Schultz was elected the delegate to
represent the capter at the annual ma
tional conference held in Washington
In the spring: Miss Minnie Russell,
the regent. is the first delegate by viz
tue of her office. Mrs. B. II. Howig
was chosen alternate to Miss Russell.
The address of the afternoon was read
by Mrs. Theodore Engle, of State Cen
ter, who read an excellent paper on
patriotic Education During the at
ternoon refreshments were served by
Mrs. Elder. ~.
There was a good attendance at the
regular meeting Of the travel depart
ment Of the Woman's Club, held Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. A.
G. Dickson, 104 North Center street
Mrs Dickson was assisted in enter
tanning by Mesdames Arsepta Tread
well. Ella McKim, C. F. Schoenhut, an6
G. A. Tewksbury. The study OF India
was continued. Mrs. Ida Statler opened
the program with a paper in which she
told Of what women have done IL
India. Mrs. H. o. Hyatt told OF the
Durbar Of 1877, after which Miss Anns
Maude Kimberly read a paper pre-.
pared by Miss Grace Kimberly telling
OF the vice royalty Of Lord Curzon
Mrs. A. E. Nickel read an article per
tanning to India entitled, What tn
Traveller Never Sees" Mrs. Heller
Brock closed the program with an arti
Gle, Travels in India" Later an hou
was spent informally while the hos
tesses served refreshments M-s. Nc
; Kim and Mrs. Eta Agnew presided a
the coffee tables.