Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-15

lHc <Ain H>OCiSty VIM hAOOs
Thursday afternoon in the Odd Fell
lows hall.
Mrs. Ada Childs of Burlington. who
has been visiting in this city with Mrs
T.. A. Miller, left this morning for her
home. 'E-t
The Shakespeare Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs Mary Ferrand.
2O9 West State street, and continued
the reading of "As You Like It."
Saleslades for December; must apply
at once. None other but young ladies
[ OF refinement. who can furnish best of
r ferences. need apply. Hellerud's quail
| ity jewelry store.
Mesdames S. p. Johnson. w. l..
| Peckham w. l.. Shearer, w. B. Wild
man, and Orrila Kleespie spent Tuse-
| day in Ames in attendance at the w
| r. C. district convention.
Spinning Wheel Chapter, D. A. r..
i, will meet Friday fternoon at7the home
of Mrs. George W. Darling, North
Second street A short memorial SER
vice will be held for Mrs. w. 3. K;b-
hey,
We have just one Of those ranges
! left which we were willing to sell at q
sacrifice price. Tt is perfectly soune
| so far as use is concerned and will &C
at ridiculous price. Also one Oak
heater. Lennox Furnace Company,
| Mrs. I. O. Kemble, 533 North Third
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the members of the Hawthorne Club
at their weekly meeting in which they
continued their study of Iowa law un-
der the leadership of Mrs. James L.
Denmead and Mrs. r. r. French.
Mrs. r. w. McCreery has received
word announcing her appointment as
state representative for Iowa in the
| National Organization of Public Nurs-
| ing. This is an organization recently
| formed and is composed Of one lay
member and one nurse from each state.
| Mrs. McCreery is secretary of the To-
cal Visiting Nurse Association.
rMcCords meat department is an ideal
place to give an order. Here one finds
| many choice meats such as fresh pork
| chunk tenderloins. frankforters, little
pig sausages, sliced ham ready to fry,
| boiled ham, dried beef summer sau-
! sage, and sliced bacon in one-pound
packages Phone 1884 Yes, delivered
in time for dinner, you can depend on
it. McCord's grocery.
| II
| In honor of her sister, Mrs. George
| Barnard, of Chicago, Mrs. John Van
! Hook entertained few of her init
mate friends Tuesday evening at the
| home of her sister. Mrs. Lee Muel-
| NH, Ia
! guests enjoyed the evening socially,
| after which the hostess served lunch
| assisted by Mrs. Muelhaupt. Mrs. Bar
nard has been in the city visiting for
six weeks and will leave soon for the
west to make an extensive visit.
| The members of the Entire Nous
Club held their regular meeting Tues
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs. r.
w. Stevens, 107 North Second street.
Following the business session the les
son on the constitution of the United
States was taken up and then two
papers were read on phases In the
growth of the British constitution. Mrs
r. n Coats gave one on "The Catholic
| Relief Bill and Mrs. A. G. Johnson the
other on The Trial of Warren Hast
ings."
The regular meeting of the Covenant
Daughters of the Episcopal church was
held Tuesday evening at! the home of
Mrs. B. F. Martin, 40S North Fifth
street. AT $3.50 a supper was served
to fifty members by the hostess, who
was assisted by the social committee
of which Miss Georgia McArthur is
chairmn. A shadow play, 1.-The Mod
ern and Medieval Ballad of Mary
Jane" was given by several members
and piano numbers by Miss Vera
vawter were enjoyed. a
Mrs. Susie White and her mother,
Mrs. Ida Williams, entertained forty
guests at the second of a series of
three luncheons. An attractive color
scheme of yellow and white WAS car
ried out in the decorations of the ia
bles, with yellow chrysanthemums.
The Thanksgiving, idea was conveyed
| in the place cards. Misses Ida Dugan,
Grace Swingley and Eva Nickel as
sisted the hostesses in serving a four
course luncheon, The afternoon hours
were pleasantly enjoyed socially and
| with fancy work. Mrs. J. A. Sixbury,
of Des Moines, and Mrs. Clarence
Alexander, OF HaVre, Mont, were
guests from away
A Thanksgiving program Of readings
and talks was enjoyed by the mem
bers of Daisy Drake Mission Circle Of
Central Church Of Christ when they
metz Tuesday evening in the church
parlors. Miss Lillian Houghton was
in charge of the program and also of
the devotional period. A report Of Iowa
day at the international convention of
Christian churches, held in Des
Moines recently, was given by Mrs.
Grace Travis, and closed the program.
In the business meeting which fol-
lowed the members decided to hold an
extra meeting next Monday evening to
/ plan for a Thanksgiving bazaar. Re-
| freshments carrying out the Thanks
giving idea were served later by the
hostesses Misses Maude Swanson and
Pearl Baxter.