Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-21


her cousin, Mrs. T. r. Howe, wen
Thursday to Eldora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. ENEMY and tn
Eaters niece, Miss Josephine Gilman
Of Eldora. We're In the city Thursda!
on their way to Los Angeles for few
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Harper, O
Anaconda, Mont, were in the cit!
Thursday on their way to Gilman t
visit Mesdames w. II. vosburg AM
Peter Cannon, nieces of Mrs. Harper
Friends of Miss Ida Dugan, AIS Parl
street, joined in surprise upon he
Friday evening, upon the occasion o
her birthday anniversary. Dinner wa:
served by the guests, who spent TIN
evening socially.
| Largo white loaves with crisp brow,
crust, and fresh from Lhe large modern
sanitary ovens Of the Strub bakery
Is what your grocer will send Whel
lyou ask for Shrubs buttermilk bread
Shrubs cafe and bakery.
Quilting for the hostess occupied the
day for the members Of the Carwork.
ers' Auxiliary, VINO met Friday at thu
home Of Mrs. NJ. c. Bartlett. IA NORTH
Twelfth avenue. At noon the hostes!
served dinner and at the close of the
afternoon refreshments.
As business connection forces me t.
move east at once I am Offering TO,
|quick sale. two beautiful homes located
at 40s and 40 East State street. MUS
be sold by May s. Open for inspection
daily between 2 p. m. and S p. m
Terms, one-half cash, balance to sui
buyer at per cent. Both homes mod,
ern. Thomas Healey.
The girls employed in the Baxte,
j store gave a farewell party for Mis-
Edna Thoeman at the home Of Mis-!
Grace Lundy, 1O4 West Boone street
/ Thursday evening. Thirteen girls at.
tended. and the guest Of honor wa!
presented with a souvenir spoon. Mis-:
Thoeman goes to Cedar Rapids Sun.
day to make her home with hel
brother
Mesdames J. A. Watson. S. McGrcw
John Bristol, H. w. Ogan J. r. Pau
and NJ. B. Morgan were the hostesse!
Friday afternoon at the monthly meet
ing Of the woman's bible class Of the
Methodist church, whose members
spent the afternoon in piecing quilts
and tying comforters. After a shor
business meeting refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
| Women from Melbourne, Union, Lis
comb, Garwin, and Gladbrook were il
| attendance at the school of missions
held Friday at the Central Church o
! Christ. information along the lines 0
work carried on by the national soci
ETY. was the subject of study taken VI
under the direction of two state work
ers, Mrs. o. r. Sprong and Mrs. Id
Slayton, OF Des Moines. An impromptl
| program of music and readings wa
given and a picnic dinner was enjoye,
at noon.
At the First Presbyterian church oil
Sunday the services will be as fol
| lows: Morning service at II, bibl'
school at $50 a. m, y p. s. c. e. a
$3.50 p. m. and evening service at 1880
| DR.. Linn will speak in the morning OF
"True Patriotism" In the evening Rev
T.. Claude Smith, of Tama, will preach
| Special music has been arranged fol
both services. The church Is Opposite
| the postoffice, at the corner Of South
| Center and Church streets. Committee
In honor of Mrs. G. w. Ainsworth, O.
Camden N. j., Mrs. George Price, 81
West State street, entertained thirty
OF Mrs. Ainsworth's friends very pleas.
antly Friday afternoon. The guests en-
joyed the afternoon hours with bridge
and five hundred the prizes for high
score being won by Mrs, II. II. Wood
ward and Mrs. w. F. lines In serv-
Ing two-course lunch at the close OF
the afternoon the hostess was assisted
BY Mrs Charles Allison. Mrs. A. H. e.
Matthews, Mrs f. M. Wilbur, and Mrs.
T.. X. Mcconnell.
At the meeting Of the Pansy Club,
held Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. F, NJ. Wiltse All East Linn street.
the members decided to save money
and raise money by different means for
the aid Of the Red Cross work. One
Of the means Of saving was In not
sending flowers to the sick, but send
Ing calling committee instead Vari-
Gus other plans were also discussed.
The members spent the remainder Of
the time in putting quilt together
after which the hostess served a two
course lunch cafeteria style,
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Members Of the Arnold Mothers
Club met Friday afternoon at the
school building and enjoyed q. program
which was opened with group OF
songs by the first, second, fourth, and
hfth grades. Mrs. Carlton Hatcher
gave a piano number after which Mrs
J. L. Bowen read paper on studies
and Accomplishments" which was fol-
lowed by a general discussion. The
program was closed with a cello solo
by Miss Margaret Wardman, who was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Elds
| Wardman. In the business meeting
Mesdames George Moehrl, J. l.. Bowen
and william Andrews were chosen az
delegates to attend the annual meeting
OF tho City Federation OF Women'i
clubs. A committee Of which Mrs. Bert
Everist was chairman served refresh