Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-27

citation, who were the guests OF Mrs
r. K. Davis.
Mesdames Charles Iiittle and Floyd
Hughey, of Vinton, who have been
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. R. II.
Burnett, at the soldiers home, return
ed home this morning,
Mrs. A. A. Penquite, Of Colfax, who
has been visiting for a week with her
daughter, Mrs. &c. d. Mulcahy, and
family, went Friday evening to Ames
TO visit another daughter, Mrs. M. G.
Stevens.
The oyster supper served Friday
evening by the young ladies Of West
minister chapel, and which was ar
ranged by young men Of the onapel'
was we'll attended and netted the
young people $50.
Miss Valera Scott, Of Jefferson, who
| bas been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. U.
| Brooks, northeast of the city,, returned
home Friday evening, accompanied by
the latter. who will visi: her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Scott.
Hear the Filipino singers and play
ers, Ave cultured artists. college bred
men, in a unique concert at the Meth
odist church Tuesday evening, Oct. ~.
Single admission IS cents. Community
Lyceum Course Committee.
Mrs. Edward roster, of Portland,
Maine arrived in the city Friday even
ing to visit for several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Hattie Keoppel, and other
| relatives. Mr.. Foster Is with the third
artillery at the officers reserve train
ing camp at Plattsburg, N. 7.
It is with confidence that Redpath
introduces the Filipino singers and
players to lyceum audiences, feeling
assured their repertoire, ranging from
the primitive to grand opera will prove
novel and captivating. Single admis~
sion IS cents. At Methodist church,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 80. Community
Lyceum Course Committee.
In honor Of Miss Marie Meyer who
is to be married Nov. / to DR.. c. G.
Clay, Misses Sylvia Glenn and Blanche
Mcdowell entertained twenty live
guests at hosiery and handkerchief
shower Friday evening at the Glenn
home, 10 North Ninth street. Set
ting quilt together for Miss Moyer
occupied the evening, after which re-
freshmsnts were served.
In honor Of the birthday anniversary
of w. H. Gray, Mrs. Gray entertained
twenty guests at a surprise party Fri
day evening at the Gray home, South
Twelfth street. The hours were pleas
i antly passed socially and the hostess
served q two-course lunch, assisted by
Mrs George CoWger, of Eldora. Miss
Daisy Calvert, of New Hartford, was
guest from out Of the city.
Misses Blanche McCombs and
Dorothy Schultz entertained Friday
evening at masquerade party at the
home of Miss McCombs, 212, West
State street. The decorations carried
out the halloween idea. Music, dane
ing, and games furnished the enter
tainment for the evening. The hostesses
were assisted in serving a two-course
lunch by Mrs. H. J. McCombs, Mrs. J,
F, Schultz, and Miss Anna McCombs
Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Kemble and Mr.
and Mrs. R. w. MoCreery were hosts
and hostesses to the CareaWay Clut
Friday evening at the Kemble home
53S North Third street. In serving the
dinner the food conservation was car
ried out, rye instead of wheat bread
being used, and fish served instead OF
beef or pork. The guests enjoyed the
evening hours with the game of five
hundred, in which the prizes were Wor
by Mrs. Ida Statler, Mrs. May Sandoe
B. c. Taylor, and +. L. Meeker.
| The members of the Filipino singers
and players are cultured PHILIPPINE
i Islanders, native born musicians with
l genius and ambition, calculated to
place their country on the musical mar
Of the world. Their melody is the
kind that moves the heart and has won
the approval of the eminent critics OF
Europe, where they were appearing al
the outbreak of the war. Hear this
i first number Of the community lyceum
course at the Methodist church, Tues
day evening, Oct. 80, at p. m. Com
munity Lyceum Course Committee.
Coming to the Odeon Theater Sun
i day and for one week, Al Gorrell and
his company. The return Of this favor
lite company will be greeted with much
i enthusiasm and week OF real festiv-
lily is in store. With a line Of nav
plays new specialties and new people
Mr. Gorrell intends to make this visit
the most pleasing and successful one
Ma. hs. =.
play for Sunday night will be a drama
in four acts. Putting It Over. The
play is Of deep heart interest, with
many thrilling dramatic situations and
at top notch all the time. with a most
unsupported ending. Plenty Of good
comedy runs thru the entire bill, with
vaudeville specialties between the acts,
"A change Of plays and specialties will
be offered each evening. Prices: Lowe
j floor. reserved, Is cents: balcony and
gallery, unreserved, 10 cents. Seats
now selling. Odeon.