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SOCIETY AND THE WOMEN'S CLUBS

bers of the Theatre Club. Mrs. John
Hubbard Parker president, when the club
resume Its meetings for the season at
the Hotel Aston on Tuesday. \ discuss
sion of "PollyanhAs led by Mrs. Helen
Wells was the feature of the afternoon,
and taking part IN 1t from the floor were
Mrs. Parker. Miss Lilly Selig. Mrs.
James j.. Kelly. Mrs. Eva Phipps. Mrs.
George Finck and Mrs. Rebecca Frie-
lander.
For the convention OF the state Fed
Grafton Of Womcn's clubs to he held to-
morrow at Roche ter the club elected
as its delegates Mrs. Frank u. Hadlcv,
Mrs. W. W. Griffith and Mrs. Edward
u. jerks. aud as a%lternates Mrs. Mary
u. Secly. Mrs. George NJ. clyde and
Mrs. Adolph Scharmeycr.
Delegates for the meeting of the City
Federation OF Women's Clubs. which will
he held on October ~ ut the Hotel As
tor, We're also elected. They were Mrs.
Helen Wells. Mrs. s. +. Hollender and
Mrs. Eva Phipps. and the alternates
chosen were Mrs. Wendell Searles, Mrs.
George Finck and Mrs. w. W. Gritnth.
The Ienox Whist Club. Mrs. John
kurrus founder and president, will begin
Its sixteenth season next month. ON
November 0 It's members will meet for
luncheon n cards at the residence OF
Mrs. kurrus. IS West l2lst street. Dur
Ing the winter there will be twelve meet
inss Of the club and also a luncheon
and theatre party.
Or. and Mrs. Kurrus closed their cot
tagc at Elberon. n. J.. las; week and
returned TO town for the winter.
Al the Hotel Gramatan In Brorxyille
a Halloween ball Is being arranged by
| Mrs. Nclli" Merritt. There will bo the
| usual Halloween features, including
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citation. There will he prizes for games
n dance contests.
The Ray OF Sunshine club. Mrs Philip
Simon founder and president. will have
a dance given for its charitable work
on Saturday by the Misses Emma Bern
helm and Gladys Eaizenstein of 3l5
West Ninety-cighth street.
The third Of Il series Of Hawaiian
dances will be given o-morruw evening
at the Hotel Marseilles. Broadway and
1884 street. The dances Will take place
on Monday and Thursday evenings
Throughout the season.
AT Camp With The American wom-
ans League for ~eclf-Dcfense" was the
subject Of aiiss@ H.. Celia Lcvy's talk
yesterday afternoon at the first business
meeting Of the Season Of the Woman's
Press Club, Mrs. Haryot Holt Day pfesi-
lent. The meeting was held as usual
at the Waldorf Astoria.
The Daughters Of Pennsylvania in
lew York, Mrs. Walter :. county presi-
dent. will have their official home this
winter at the Hotel Bellcclairc. Broad
way and Seven;y-scventh street. The
clubs first meeting Of the season was
held there on Tuesday afternoon.
Minerva Club, Mrs. Mary Stokes Mac:
Mutt president, will have It's first board
meeting of the season tomorrow at the
Waldorf Astoria. The clubs first break
fast and social affair of the season will
be on October 30. II will he spanish
American day. with Mrs. Uc.sc" Grec;ey
Hart chairman ~ the programme and
Mrs. r. burton Williams chairman Of
the breakfast. Among n" speakers Of
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games and fortune telling. For several
weeks the utum handicap golf tourna-
ment has been In progress on the grounds
of the hotel. and "A series of Friday eve
ming bridge parties have been a .-a'ure
OF the social life there.
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany gave such an
interesting talk about the work Of the
Red Cross at the recent session OF the
woman's club OF the Horace Mann
school that n branch Red Cross society
was formed In Bayonnc. n. j., with
Thomas Agnew. principal OF the Horace
Mann school, as president Commission
er Horace Robertson, vice-president {;
Miss Lillian Clemens, secreta ry, and
Mrs. !. H.. Krebs. treasurer. Thu oxccu-
tive committee named includes James =.
Coward, John y. Coward, A. S. Creigh-
ton. j, +. sheldon. DIR. T.. y. Corwin,
Frederic y. Chamberlln. +. l.. Earle, Or.
s, l.. Myers. the Rev. Ferdinand Wilson,
the Rev. Peter Il. Reilly and a. a. Smith.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
Aston the Society Card club, Mrs. Har-
old Georec Wood president, will have
its first mrefing Of the season. The Ses-
sions will be continued until April ON
the first and third Monday Of every
month. Early In November Mrs. Wood
viii give II dance and musical for the
members at the Plaza. The clubs pro-
gramme for the winter includes other
dances in December and February. its
annual rose bridge party and "A final
dance in April.
Arrangements for the bridge and
euchre party for the benefit OF the
Ursulinc Provincial Auxiliary work for
the Ursullne Convent are already under
way Tho entertainment will be given
on January D NJ the Hotel MrAipin,
Miss Teresa s. Moriarty Ia the president
Of the auxiliary, Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs,
Denis w. Moran u Mrs. John J, Ryan
its yice-presidents. and It's other officers
include Mrs. Frank Seymour. treasurer
Mrs, Edward NJ. oiGormnn and Mrs.
John y, otunnOr, corresponding secr.-
%tarlos. Mrs. Philip K.arnS, recording
secretary. and Miss Teresa \ krcnun,
financial secretary.
Tho New Workers. club. Mrs, II II.
Russell, president. Will have n dance,
and card party OF November - at the
Hotel Aston. Part of the proceeds will
be used for the clubs booth at the
bazaar oe the Little Mothers AID Asso-
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the day will be Nine. Role de Rivera.
the Rev. Warren W. Giles and Charles
Robinson Lamb. Don Carlos Villa
rices Of the Teatro Real Of Madrid will
be heard In Spanish songs, The clubs
first card party for the benefit OF It's
phila nthroplc work will be on Thursday
morning at the home Of Mrs Addison J.
Rothermel, l3l West Ninety-thlrd street.
The International Pure MIX and Food
League. Mrs IVA Macdonald Nalesh
president, will hold It's first meeting Of
the season on Friday afternoon at the
Hotel Aston. The meeting will 10 for
members only.
The Dixie Club OF New York, Mrs.
James A. Alien president, will hold It's
first meeting Of the season on Thursday
afternoon At the Hotel Aston,
The Society for Political Study, Mrs,
Austin y. Palmer president, resumed
Its meetings on TUESDAY at tho Hotel
Aston Mrs John Murpuy ave a talk
on current events and NrS. II McClcl-
Ian wade read tho report ot the thir-
teeuth Biennial held last May.
On Wednesday evening IN the ballroom
Of Tie Hotel Gotham NJ IS Edith Linton,
daugbyr 90 pr. and Mrs Charles Car
roll Linton OF A." Riverside Drive, will
he mar>ed to Ward Van Alstyue. son
ur Mr.. and Mrs David Van Alstyne OF
l12 riverside Drive. The ceremony will
he held at 30 and will he performed
10y the Rev DR.. Edgar Tilton. assisted
by tho grandfather of the bride, the
Rev. Dr John H. Ieas Of Cincinnati.
1t will be followed b" a largo reception.
Miss Linton will he attended by Miss
Fay Walker rs maid OF honor and Mrs.
] Homer Littlcfeld ~ matron of honor.
Her other attendants win he Mra. y.
Rowland Davis ~ chicago, Miss Mar
gucritc de Buys, Miss Mar -. Guy and
Miss Lucy Evcri't Tomplins.
David Van Alstync, lr,. will wait
upon his brother ~ best man and the
Usnrrs vii he Francis MrCpoh of Ros-
ton, S1muel Adams liartwcil and Albert
Seth Warner Of l~1t'~hyrg, Victor Jones'
Of this cts and l. Madl.pn blackwell
and Richard Wentworth Weeks.
ON Tu"sday evening Nj. auG Mrs.
Van Aist!n', parents ~ the bridegroom,
viii entertain ia" entire bridal party at
dinner AZ tho Hotel Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knanich OF 3l2
(CONttNued on Strtk Pu0oN
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

A MoNG the earliest charitable en-
~ tertaiumcrtg ~ the season Will be
the black and white ban 10 be
given at the Iio,el Aston on November II
for the benefit Of HE Emanuel Sister
mood of Personal Service, Of Which Mrs.
Alexander kohut iH president Mrs.
Jacob ~ SchiT Is the honorary chair
man Of the committee ia charge; Mis-.
!. n. SplcEolbcrg. chairman, aud Mrs.
Sidney g Borg, Vice-chalrmun. The
treasurer ~ Mrs. Henry Meyers,
Among the -iatr"ncsses are Mrs. Will
lam Einstein. Mrs. Abram Elkus. Mrs.
isaac Gnnhel. Mrs. Benedict j. Gr,cn-
hut. Mrs. j. Il. ireenhut, Mrs. Benjamin
Cusgcnh"in, Mrs Louis Gimbel, Mrs.
Arthur Hahlo, Mrs, Henry Morgenthau.
Mrs. Frederick Nathan, Mrs. Adolph 5.
Ochs, Mrs. $, S"hinasi. Mrs, |. y. Selig-
man, Mrs. Richard Sidenbcrg, Mrs, Jo-
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aUIluluuccs - convey children who have
had ~infantile paralysis between their
homes and various hospitals ana clinics
for treatment. Interested In the work
of the league are Mrs. Charles T..
Hughes, Mrs. Charles :. whitman. Mrs.
Thomas J. Preston, Jr. Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Mrs. James Speyer and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney.
For the benefit of another ambulance
:, ryico for infantile paralysis sufferers
a dance will be given On November ! at
the Hotel ST. Andrew. II will he under
the direction OF the Bel Canto Club, II
will be the second OF a series OF dances.
the first of which was held last Wednes-
day at the -. Andrew and was for the
benert Of a hospital for children who
had infan'ilc paralysis.
With the opening of the woman's club
season the usual round Of entertaining
has begun ana many announcements OF
lunchcons and breakfasts are being
made. The Rainy Day Club of Amer
lea, Of which Mrs. \. VI. Palmer Is pres
ident. will have its annual breakfast on
November ! AT the Hotel Aston. lts
meetings will be held there as usual this
winter.
The New Assembly Dances under tire
management Of Mrs. Wendell Phillips
will be given at Delmonlco'S on De-
cemhcr ! and 81, January ~ and Feb
riary 20. MIS-. Phillips will give a re-
ceptipn for the patroncsscs and mem
bers next month at Delmonlco's,
Under the patronage Of Mrs, H. Snow
den Marshall. Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe.
Mrs. Mark w Potter, Mrs. w. Wilson
Miller, Mrs, r. NJ TimmIns, Mrs. Walter
|" McCorklr, Mrs. Lawrence +. Brainc.
Mrs John j. Tuuhiu, Mis-, Franh Mer-
rill Seamans, Mrs, Henry Pearson, Mrs.
i. Horton Flll. MIS-. George ". Gould.
Mrs. David Huyl"r, Mrs. George Gordon
Rattle. MrS. john Strong Foster. Mrs.
charles W. Mis-, Mr., Henry j. Soria.
Mrs =. Harvey Dew, Mrs. Henry
charles Moak. Mrs. Harry q. Abcll,
Mira IasChri carter. Ms. John Quay,
Mr. Clarence Fullerton ana Mrs. r.
DarriuGtun Srinplo I" ccrrlc d'>mis
under IN. direction Of In. Misses Ellen
and Emily Srmple viii gave IA series OF
flvr supper dances this season ~ the
Empire Room Of the Waldorf-Astorla.
They viii he held on November II and
30. December ib and January 3 and 20.
There VA q large AttsndsncN Of mem.
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seph Silverman. Mrs. benjamin Stern,
Mrs. Oscar Straus, Mrs. Percy Straus,
Mrs. Felix VI. Warburg. Mrs. Frank l..
Wolf. Mrs. Randolph Guggenheimer.
Mrs. Charles Oppenhein,. Mrs. Arthur
LilDer. Mrs. Henry NJ. Zuckerman, Mrs.
Ralph Schainwald. Mrs. William Levy.
Mrs. Nathan J. Miller, Mis-. Robert Of
fenhach, Mrs. Walter :. Mack. Mrs. Al
bert stern and Mrs. Horace Sal.s.
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Announcement has been made Of tn"
engagement "t Mis- carmen kinncar,
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson =.
kinnear. to charles Albert Smylir, son
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\ fashion show will he held at the
Wtz-Carlton ON October 80 and 81 under
the auspices Of the Woinan's American
supply League. of which Mrs. John Hays
HAMMOND Is president. II will lie for
the purpose Of raising q fund To provide
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore \. S,hul2o
who's wedding was onr Of the events
OF the early autumn. ar" passing their
honeymoon at laml Farms. Nip1-
noch. y. Y. Nft"r November - they
VIM he at HON" ut i7j Summit AVE.
nuc. -. Paul. MINI. Mrs. Schu,He was
Miss Margaret \. Thompson. only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Il.
Thompson. The Wedding ceremony was
celebrated AZ Alder. the beautiful
country homo az Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son at Yonkcrs-on-thc-IIudsou
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The engagement was announced last
week Of Miss Laura W!ldar Of Flash
ing. l.. l., and Bowdoin v. Crownin-
shield OF Mnrblehead. Mass, designer
OF Thomas W. Lawson's yacht Inde-
pendcnCe. Mr., cruwn!nshicld has for
many years beer prominently identl-
ned with yachting.
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An American bazaar for the benefit Of
the Little Mothers Aid Association will
he held on the afternoon and evening OF
December . at the Waldorf Astoria and
will he In charge u Mrs. Albert Gallatin
Weed. Meetings to perfect the plans are
nov leing held at Happy Day House.
236 Second avenue, on Thursday morn
!nss.
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by a former marriage OF Mrs. Edmund
lie Roy Dow. Miss kinnear has been
prominently identified with society in
this city. She was born In Canada
ard has spent a good deal ot her t!m'
In travel ana study in Europe.
Mr.. Smyl.c ~ a son OF TIC late Major
Charles \. Sinylic ma a G~rcat-p"phcw
OF smith Ely. ~ one tim" Mayor ur
New York. n date has lw'n sct for
the wedding.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiclnri M,Csi rr!ot,
Of Brvn Mlwr. Pa. announced reccnt,y
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games and fortune telling. For several
weeks the autumn handicap golf tourna-
ment has been In progress on the grounds
of the hotel. and "A series Of Friday eve
ming bridge parties have been a .,>a'ure
OF the social life there.
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(co~ttnued on stzsA pa0s.l
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The Dixie Club of New York, Mrs.
James A.. Allen president, will hold its
first meeting OF the season on Thursday
At the Hotel Aston,
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The International Pure MILK and Food
League, Mrs Eva Macdonald Nalesh
president, will hold It's first meeting Of
the season on Friday afternoon at the
Hotel Aston, The meeting will DO for
members only,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
Probate Notice,

Office Of the clerk of the district
court, state OF Iowa, Marshall county
S.
District court. September term, A. D..
1916.
To whom 1t may concern:
You and each of you are hereby no.
titled to appear at the court house In
Marshalltown. Iowa, in said county, at
o'clock a. M. on the 5th day Of Sep
TENDER 1915, to attend the proof OF and
probatins an instrument. In writing
purporting to- be the last will and testa-
ment Of Clarinda E. Houg1iton, late of
Marshall county. Iowa, deceased, at
which time and place you will appear
and show cause. II any, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof. have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal OF the district court, this 9th day
of May, A. 2, 1915.
S. II. REILLY.
Clerk Of the District Court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
Probate Notice,

Office of the clerk of the district
court, state of Iowa. Marshall county
IS.
District codrt. September term, A. D..
1915.
To whom It may concern:
You and each of you are hereby no
tilted to appear at the court house in
Marshalltown. Iowa. in said county. at
o'clock a. m. on the 5th day of Sep
TENDER 1916. to attend the proof OF and
probating an instrument In writing
purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment Of Mary H. Scheduled. late OF
Marshall county, Iowa, deceased, at
which time and place YOU will appear
and show cause. II any. why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof. / have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal of the district court this 9th day
of May, A D., 1915
S. H. REILLY,
Clerk of the District Court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27

bad break of the luck since he was
retired from the game at Muscatine
beca use Of a fractured thumb. Follow
ing closely on this accident Collins,
center fielder of the ShamrOcks, was
called to Salina. Kan. by the death OF
his sister. and Third BaSeman Branne-
gan. the main cog in Brennans often
sive machine. IS suffering with the all
ment which caused JOB of old many
sleepless nights. Sheldon will be per-
mitted to play until the Shamrocks
line up is again intact.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
PUPILS GIVE "MR. BOB"
School Play Given Before Large Audi
ence at LeGrand.

"Mr. Bob" a comedy. was played at
LeGrand by the pupils of the school
before large audience Friday night.
The presentation was well received. as
We're also the musical numbers of the
program, which included Hope On,
by the high school chorus; 'Doan Yo
Cry, Ma Honey" high school girls; and
ITO the Land of Dreams" high school
chorus.
The action of the play was In two
acts and required the following cast of
six:
Philip Royson ....... Lloyd Omundson
Robert Brown, clerk for Benson &
Benson ............ Hugh O'Neal
Miss Rebecca Luke a maiden lady
............... Gladys Rubenbauer
jenkins, Miss Rebecca's Butler
Observation-Disclosures. Carl Piper
Katherine Rogers, Miss Rebeccas
niece ................ Loretta Draper
Marion Bryant, Katherine's friend
................... Marie Lamer
Patty, Miss Rebecca's maid ......
................... Eva Lowry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
Roosevelt Non-Partisan League,

We believe that Theodore Roose
welt, on account Of his experience as a
soldier. as assistant secretary of the
navy, as president of the United States
and his personal acquaintance with the
heads Of government Of the countries
with which we are called upon to deal
in our present difficulties, comes nearer
filling the conditions required in a
president than any other American
citizen.
We will therefore ask those. irrespec-
tive Of party utilization, who believe as
we do to meet with US in the east court
room. Marshalltown, Wednesday even
ing, May 81, at sJ-o'clock, to assist in
organizing a Roosevelt non bipartisan
league whose object will be to work
for the nomination and election Of
Roosevelt for president. Committee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
HolIocher to Rock Island.

Charlie Hollocher. Frank Boyle's
star shortStop last year, who was
drafted by Portland, Ore, from the
keokuk team. and who has been
sought by Boyle this year. has been
disposed Of to the Rock Island Three-1
league club. 1t has not been announced
whether Hollocher was secured by the
Islanders thru purchase or has been
farmed. Last year Hollocher led Gen.
trail a>socia ton with an average OF
932 atho it was his first year in pro-
fessiOnal baseball.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
)ecial to Times Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Burlington. May 27.--t'rank Boyle 5
climbing .Ansons made it two out OF
Yesterday afternoon by winning the
getaway contest, the most listless tit:
Of the season, by count of to >.
AS on the previous day Burlington
got the needed rams on the pathway in
The NINTH and then two men whitfield,
just the fans saw visions of VIC
tory. This time Penner was hurting
for Boyle, and Raichley and Bunk
the latter batting for Watson, who had
famed with Baichley the previous
game--did the ignobie tanning in the
pinch.
/ Tie game was loose and CareleSsly
I played from the outset. the unexpected
sultry weather taking the pep out f
| the athletes. Penner was opposed by
Watson, and neither man seemed to
I have anything worth mentioning.
Harry Lunte, Of the local team, had
one of his infreduent off days and con-
! tributed in d arge measure to the ultl-
mate result of the engagement There
| were no outstanding features, for even
Ryan, who made three hits, made all
! Of them in peculiar manner, the blows
either being fluky or sCratchy. The in
field of the visitors played consistent
ly getting two double plays and miss
ing another by hair. The Eunick- to-
Ryan-to-Lee combination was the or
der in all three instances.
1t was one of those battles that
could not be made interesting if de-
scribed by Shakespeare himself, being
one Of lost opportunities and failures
for Burlington, and one in which the
Arson tribe also seemed to go easy.
Score Early in Session.
The invaders scored in the lrst and
, Burlington tied them: they scoret
again in the second and again Bur-
lington tied the knot. After that it
was an even battle until the seventh.
when Lunte went to sleep on pDp-up.
which alighted few yards back Of
! his position.
The visitors got the jump in the first
! when Eunick walked. moved up
notch on Murphys out, another niche
; on Walls out and scored when Bull
Durham continued his hitting, getting
a single which Lunte could not quite
connect with.
| In the home half Of the initial rouni,
Mari and Meine-t clouted singles and
! Morgan sacrificed on a perfectly placed
! bunt. Mari was out a thu plate when
Harmon hit to Penner. but Meinert
counted on Eunicks boot on McGlade $
drive.
In the second. Lunte threw LeBeau's
drive away giving him three bases. II &
scored on Ryan's hit, which Lunte
knocked down out could not handle.
Burlington came right back with the
tieing marker on Mars long double,
! following Lees error, which had given
Boelzle a life.
| Fireworks in Seventh.
| In the seventh frame Lunte let
Ryan's pop-up fall few yards behind
! Jim, Penner sacrificed perfectly AMI
Eunick hit a two bagger scoring tn"
run. That eventually proved the WIN
| ming score, but the AnsOns were not
! satisfied for in the eighth. I,eBeau hi
| thru short, after two We're out. and
! counted on Ryan's twister just back of
! third base. The score:
MARSHALLTOWN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
Doctors Lead in
Window Box Move
,77ent in West End

TO Drs. G. E. Hermance and G. w.
Miller, tenants in the fremont block
belongs the honor Of being the first to
decorate windows along main west OF
Center street with window boxes. This
movement, which started in the east
end. has been confined mostly to that
part Of the city. The doctors have,
however, started the movement in the
west end. Their two windows are dec
Grated with green boxes filed with
blooming plants and vines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
Local Weather Record,

Eighty six and SO were the extremes
of temperature Friday, compared with
Sc and 81 Thursday. and 50 and A. the
range al year ago Friday. At o'clock
this morning the temperature was CO.,
ten degrees cooler than at the same
hour Friday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
TIMES REPUBLIcAN MARsHALLrowN, IOWA: MAY ~ 1915
TO. DE DIcATE NEW CHAPEL.
New Presbyterian Mission Will Be
e. Opened Sunday Morning.

Dedication services for the new
Presbyterian chapel, recently COM
pleted at the corner Of Ninth avenue
and Bromley street, will be held sun
day morning at II O'Clock. DR.. 8. r.
Ferguson, of Cedar Rapids. will have
charge Of the services. DR.. 8. W.
Smith, OF Cedar Rapids, apd Fred
Seger, Of Waterloo will assist in the
dedication exercises. =
The new mission has Just been built
and when completely furnished Will
represent an, investment Of about
$4,000. Services will be held in the
morning, afternoon, and evening on
Sunday Miss May Belle Wagner. as
sistant TO Rev. J. p. Linn. will have
charge Of the mission services for the
most part. -, j..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
Enother Star Passes.

Following his defeat Wednesday
Becky" UIch, one Of the stars Of
Jack Herberts Bunny aggregation
last year, was handed his release.
Ulch appar ently was due for another
good season, Judging from his work
in the fourteen-inning game with
Cedar Rapids in this city, but the rule
seems to. be that when a. star twirler
meets with one, or two defeats he IL
counted out by the Central association
pilots. With the passing Of FRANKIE
and Ulch, two Of the brightest stars of
last season quit the Central, associa-
ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-27
$50 Reward.

StoIen-From Iowa State College
campus, AInes Iowa, Ford roadster;
license No. S2ss442, engine Nc. a?4s97.
SIS reward for return of car, $50 re-
ward for information leading to ar
rest OF parties. Notify Times Print
ing Company. Ames.s or F.si H. Wiley,
Ames, Iowa, n