Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-01

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The March Victor records are ready.
Nickel Furniture Company.
Myrtle Furman Circle Of Central
Church of Christ will meet Friday
evening at o'clock in the church par
lors for picnic supper.
The Central Church Of Christ has
set apart next Sunday as "GO-to-Btble
| School Sunday" Every scholar Is I'M
vited to come. Committee.
A special meeting OF the Harmony
| Aid Society will be held Friday aft
| ernoon at the home Of Mrs. ID. j. Her
ter 104 North Second avenue.
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If you are not in any bible school,
now is a good time to visit the bible
school Of the Central Church Of Christ
next Sunday. and see what the school
In trying to do Go to- Bible Schooi
Sunday" Committee.
Mesdames George Stone and A. b.
Ogan were hostesses Wednesday aft
ernoon to the monthly meeting Of the
Lincoln Way Social Club ut the home
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed So
cially and with fancy work. refresh
ments being served by the hostesses,
who were assisted by Mrs. Josephine
Applegate.
Ella D. McLaurin Chapter Of the
World Wide Guide of the Baptist
church met Wednesday evening at the
home Of Miss Marie Clemens. 7O2 East
Main street, with Miss Clemens, Miss
Mabel Young, and Mrs. Margaret
Frazer as hostesses. Old fashioned
games and music were enjoyed during
the evening, and business meeting
was held, after which two course
lunch was served by the hostesses,
who were assisted by Mrs. Julia
Clemens.
In honor of Mrs. George B. Eddy. OF
Omaha, Mrs. T. +. Bradford enter
talned twenty -four guests at bridge
luncheon Wednesday. The place or
each guest was marked with tiny
pa per hat and u color scheme Of green
and white for st. Patricks day.
Luncheon was served In three courses
by Misses Margaret Statler and
Fannie and Rose Flower The after
noon hours were enjoyed with bridge.
the prize for high score being won by
Mrs. Ida Statler The guest Of honor
also received a prize.
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There was good attendance at the
meeting OF the Martha Washington
Club, which was entertained Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. l.. p. thinner,
SOB South Third avenue. Following
the business meeting the afternoon
was enjoyed socially and with contests
in which the prizes were won by Mes
danes G. G. Hodson. Walter Peters,
Ernest Christensen. and Charles An
Gre. Mrs Charles Andre was pre-
scented by the members with shower
Of gifts in honor of her birthday ami
versury, and the hostess also presented
her with birthday cake. Mrs. Lyle
Barnard assisted the hostess in serv-
ing refreshments.
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An interesting program was en-
joyed by the members Of the litera-
ture department OF the Woman's Club
at their meeting, held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home. Of Mrs. w. |. Good,
400 North Center stfeAt! Each mem
Der responded to roll call with news
paper anthology. after which the pro-
gram was given and included paper
on the life and works Of Alfred Noyes,
prepared by Mrs. Charles Munson, and
read by Miss Eta Early. which was
followed by PERSONAL "reminiscences OF
Mr.. Noyes. given by Mrs. May Belle
Vail. Mrs. ACE Nickel read sketch
of Rabindranath Tagore. and Mrs. VIII
Wallace gaven talksR the life Of Ia
gore, which closed the program.