Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23

hall.-Advertisement.
Mr.. G. q. Carlson. Of Liscomb, was
a visitor I'm the city Friday.
Fresh oy sters In cans. also Michigan
celery. Oprice Fruit Company.
Another supply Of marshmallow
cakes just received. Reynolds & Shell
don.
VIII Mr.. frost, who repaired roof
last spring, kindly telephone me- D.,
Boucher.
Lots OF good things to eat a be
found at 100 West Main. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
Mesdames s. j. Charlesworth, Ell
Nelson, and o. f. Twedt, Of Roland
visited in the city Friday.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold their ANIMAL bazaar and
supper December s. Committee.
Seven hundred fifty present to-
morrow morning at Central church
Sunday school rally. Committee,
Mr. and Mrs. #. H. Taylor, of Wauke-
sha, Wis, were in the city Friday on
their way to visit friends in Eldora.
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The ladies aid of the Central Church
of Christ will hold their annual Christ
mas bazaar Dec. 5, at the church. Com
mittee.
The study. class Of the Twentieth
Century Club viii hold its first meeting
Monday afternoon at 2:30 in the public
library.
Rally~at $50 Sunday morning at the
Presbyterian Sunday school,. Be on
hand Win the banner for your class.
Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson, los
North Fourth street, are the parents
Of a ten-pound daughter, born at mid
night Friday.
Mrs. ]. j.. Craig, of Roland, was in
the city Friday on her way home from
a visit in Perry with her mother Mrs
Catherine Roush.
We welcome all who are not in any
Sunday school, to the Central churcn
Sunday school rally at 9:45 a. m, 15o
is the aim. Committee.
Mrs. J. T. Seward, and her sister
Miss Mary Saxton, of Merriman, Neo'
were in the city Friday on their way
home from a visit in Toledo.
Lost-In Gilman, or between Gilman
and this city. book of photographs G!
candies. Return to the MarshalltoWr
Candy Company and receive reward.
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Wheeler, o.
Marion township. arrived home Frida
night from a five weeks western trip
during which time they visited theii
daughter, Mrs. J. r. Crosswait. at Cor.
um. Mont. toured in Glacier Nationa
park, visited the hot springs at iner-
mopolis, -Wyo, and returned home pS
the way Of Denver.
At the, First Presbyterian church
DR.. Linn will speak at II o'clock or
tThe Rally Call" and in the evening
at 1880 on I'm Gods Hands," The
Sunday school will hold a rally service
at $50 in the morning and the Y. r
S. c. E. will hold their rally service al
$50 in the evening. The church is OPP
posite the postoffice. Committee.
Members of the aid society OF Cen
trail Church of Christ held their reg
ular meeting Friday afternoon an the
pariors, Of the church. with Mesdames
L.. J. Bunce, G.. Gregson. NJ. .. Ebert
and polly Harris hostesses. The de-
v%o,ional hour was led by Mrs. Gin
dere;lo Baxter. after which the regular
business meeting was held. Freeing
quilts and quilting occupied the rest Q
the afternoon. Later retresnment
were served cafeteria style by the hos.
~tesses. \
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. TomlinsoE ceie
brated their twelfth wedding anniver'
sary Friday with a family dinner A
their home, 712 West State street, a
which twenty relatives were present
Asters, the flowers used in the dec
orations at the wedding. were used sr
the decoration of the table. Mrs. Tom
linson was assisted in serving a three
course dinner by her sisters. Misses
Ada and Mildred Nichols. Twelve OF
the guests present were in attendance
at the wedding twelve years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Price, 311
West State street. entertained thirty
six guests at dinner Friday evening
at their home. A color scheme of yell
low and purple, which formed the dec
Grafton Of the tables and rooms, was
carried out with quantities of mari
Colds and purple asters. Yellow shaded
candles, and yellow flower place cards
also were used. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Fred Wilbur
and Mrs. Charles Allison. The games
OF bridge and V hundred occupied
the evening. the prizes being won by
E. X. Mcconnell and Mrs. G.. w. Oar
ling.
Mrs. j. >. Baughman and Mrs. Fred
NJ. Thompson entertained at luncheon
Friday at the home Of the former, 305
East State street, in honor of Mrs. w.
F. Koontz, who was recently married.
Twenty-Five of Mrs. koontz's more in
innate friends We're seated at two
tables, which were prettily decorated
with large baskets of bride roses, with
the handles tied with pink and yellow
chiffon bows. Misses Irma Mundy and
Marie Healy assisted the hostesses in
! serving a four-course luncheon. The
afternoon, was enjoyed with fancy work
and with a program Of piano numbers
by Miss Marie Healy. Master Bobby
Austin admitted the guests.
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In honor of Miss Vera Paul and
Charles Lampman, who are to be mar
ried Sept. IS. thirty members Of the
Tri-A Sunday school class of the
Methodist church entertained Friday
evening at the home of Miss Sylvia
Glenn, ITO North Ninth street. The
evening a spent in an informal So
lcial way. and Miss Paul and Mr.. Iamp-
man were presented with a bird set.