Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-01

Let us clean your rugs. all dust and
spots removed. Colors frightened. Sat-
isfacton guaranteed. Phone $50. Palace
Mrs. Mary Wilson left this morning
for a short visit with her brother,
Hugh Lang, and other relatives In
Brooklyn.
More families can be supplied with
good pasteurized milk. Call us, we will
place you on our list of more than
twelve hundred satisfied customers.
Telephone 317.. Jackson Dairy Com
pany.
Sweet Home bread is growing In
favor with those who enjoy good bread.
Every grocery has a fresh supply for
you in the mornings. It's made In
Central Bakery.
| In order to take perfect care Of our
growing trade at the east end we will
| open a branch store June at 226 East
Main street. You will find the same
| complete line Of bakery goods that Is
carried at the main store. Special
orders taken care of. Standard Bak-
| ing Company.
Following the regular monthly bust
| ness meeting Of the aid society Of the
First United Evangelical church, held
Thursday afternoon in the lecture
| room Of the church, the time was en-
joyed socially and refreshments were
served by Mesdames P. N. Wil1le, Loren
Hibbs, Charles Wassmer, and Mary
Whitney.
| Piecing quilts occupied the afternoon
| for the members Of Concordia Name
| bund, who met Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Mary Bowman, liz East
| Church street. At the close of the al
ternoon the hostess served refresh
| ments, assisted by her daughter Louise,
Mrs. Harry vogel and Miss Emily
Book, the latter Of Gladbrook.
You can look prosperous and yet
economic as you should in this day
of wars-wear the last summer suits.
Now, If you have never had suit
cleaned and pressed here, then you
don't know that this Is the establish
ment where suits are made to look
like new. Economize--have your
clothes cleaned and pressed and wear
IllSIl lOHSeI. hoiiV i1A' A''N'A''A->-
town Steam Dye Works, 220 East Main
street.
In honor Of the 18th birthday ami
versary of her daughter Mathil, Mrs.
NJ. E. Melvin entertained thirteen girls
of the seventh grade of John Childs
school and Mathis teachers. Misc
Florence Gustafson and Miss Blanche
Porter, at a three-course dinner Thurs
day evening at her home, West Grant
street Pink and white formed the
color scheme which was used in the
decoration Of the table and also in the
menu. A large birthday cake with
thirteen pink and white candles cen
tered the table and bouquets. of pink
and white sweet peas were given as
favors Mrs Melvin was assisted in
serving by Mrs. A. c. Urban. After
dinner the hours were enjoyed with
games and music and the honored
guest was presented with q shower OF
gifts. =
Mrs. Chris Hansen, 500 Woodbury.
street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
at the monthly meeting Of the Danish
Ladies' Aid Society, at which time she
announced the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Ella Hansen, to Walter
J. Andre, of Rochester N. Y. The
members held their regular business
session, after which the time was en-
joyed socially and with piano numbers
by Miss Esther Erickson. In serving
two-course lunch the hostess seated
her guests at a table prettily decorated
with flfowering crabs, smflax, and
bridal wreath. From basket Of flow
ers suspended over the center Of the
table baby ribbons were festooned to
each place, which when pulled revealed
at the end a card with the names OF
Miss Hansen and Mr.. Andre and the
date, June 81. In serving the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Edward Erick-
son, Miss Esther Erickson, and Miss
May Rasmussen.