Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-05

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Schmidt's hardware.
! Mrs. D. S. Powers. of Liscomb. Wis
tied in the city Saturday with her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Stouffer.
Mrs. A. L. Burgett, Of Albion, re-
turned home Saturday after a visit
in Montezuma and Deep River.
gExtra heavy poultry and garden
fence, wires, same heft as barb wire,
IS cents per rod. Schmidt's hard
ware.
Mrs. Jane Young, Of Buchanan,
Mich, who has been visiting her son,
W. E. Young. left Saturday for her
home.
Mrs. J. Allan Stansberry, of Gill
man, was in the city Saturday on her
way home from visit with friends
in Toledo.
| The Shakespeare Club will be enter
tanned Tuesday at the annual luncheon
and business meeting by Mrs. E. w.
Winery at her home, 2o9 East state
street.
Mrs. J. &C. Burton, of Newell, ar
rived in the city Saturday to visit her
brother, w. T. Dooley. Mrs. Mary
Dooley, of Newell, is also visiting at
her sons home.
T. III. Bendlage and daughter Marie
left Sunday evening for Fort Madison
and St Louis, where they will visit
/ relatives They will also go to Du-
buque to visit Mr.. Bendlage's sons
Rev. E. ]. Bondage and George Bend
lage, the latter a student in Dubuque
College.
4 The annual convention of the Iowa
\ State Federation of Labor will be held
from June ~ to Is. A large attend
ance is expected and the reception
committee request that all parties
having rooms to let kindly commune
cate with Fred Kollin, secretary, as
to rates and other details. Phone red
545. Committee.
II The teachers Of the Rogers school,
were entertained Saturday at Luncheon
by Mrs. n. Merrill at her home, 3Oa
West Main street. Purple and yellow
iris formed an attractive decoration
for the table,, and the color scheme
was also carried out with purple nu;
1 cups. The hostess was assisted III
serving a two-course luncheon by MISS
Bertha Campbell. The guests spent the
afternoon very informally in visiting
and sewing. tI
Mrs. H. B. Beatty entertained fifty
children Saturday afternoon in honor
Of the birthday anniversary Of her
daughter Nettie., The children spent
the afternoon In playing games and
dancing. At 5 O'clock refreshments
were served by Misses Grace ano
Maude Swingley, Doris Collins, Car
oline Wetzstein, Margaret Statler, and
Helen Beatty. Mrs. w. H. Bardwell
also assisted the hostess and played
for. the children to dance.
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In honor of Miss Leila David anc
w. IF. Shirley, who are to be married
June 21, DR.. and Mrs. F. P. Lierle ant
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Pierce entertained
eighteen guests at a $50 dinner at the
Pilgrim Saturday evening. The table
was decorated with carnations. The
after dinner hours were spent in play
ing bridge at the Lierle home, S07
Park street. Mrs. W. F. David and E.
H. Keller won the prizes for high
score, and Miss David and Mr.. Shirley
treceived guest prizes.
Miss Madge Sparks entertained forty
guests at her home, 513 North First
street, Saturday afternoon at ken
sington with Miss Eva Sparks, of State
Center, who is to be married soon to
Ernest Jordan, of Vinton. and Miss
Ruth Hayner and Miss Elsie Noble
! teachers in the city who will not return
next year, as guests Of honor. The
guests spent pleasant afternoon In
sewing and with a guessing contest, In
which the prizes were won by Mis-.
Florence Maher and Mrs. A. H. E.
Matthews. Turnout the house color
scheme of pink and white was carried
out with pink and white sweet peas
and pink roses, and the same color
scheme was used in the menu. In
serving refreshments the hostess wa.
assisted by Llillys Bush and Caro-
Houghton. Alice Johnson admitted the
guests,