Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
TIMEs REPJBIICAN MARsHAILTowN IoWA DECEMBER L 1917
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Mrs. Cora Bixby, Of Lscomb, spent
Friday in the city
Mrs. Mary shannon. of Newburg,
was in the city Friday.
Mrs. ]. C. White Of Union, was a
visitor in the city Friday,
Mrs. r. l.. Bixhy and children, of
Union, were in the city Friday.
Mrs. w. r. Richardson of Newburg,
was a visitor in the city Friday
Mrs. r. d. Gray and son Harold, OF
| State Center spent Friday in the city
at the +. II. Stephenson home.
Mrs. J. r. Ludwig of Algona, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs,
Robert Shafrer. at Eldora, spent Thurs
day in the city with Mr.. and Mrs, Wall
ter Peters.
| Many homes have vacant chairs be-
cause the boys have gone to the front
| Rev Camel speaks on the subject va
cant Chairs at the Presbyterian SER
vices Sunday evening at $50. Won't
you come? Committee.
Mrs. A. r. Ruiter and daughter Luz
Gle, of Kansas City, are vs ting a. the
home of the formers parents, Nh and
| Mrs. Myies kellcher. Mr. Ruiter will
come this evening to remain over Sun
day and return home with his family,
The women's bible class of the Me-
| IL, hn1l thnit- oilI-
ar business and social meeting FRIDAY
/ afternoon at the home of Mrs. n. A
Evans. The other hostesses were
| Mesdames John Rank, j. A. Ewing, a.
f. Nickel j. p. Diehl and NJ. j.
| Boughton.
A five hundred club Of twelve mem
bers, which meets periodically, was en-
! tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Myles Kelleher, 200 SOsth Third ave-
| nue., Friday night. Mrs. kelleher
served refreshments, assisted by her
| daughter, Mrs. \. r. Ruiter, of Kansas
| City and Master Russell Blink.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fl. B. Booknal. of NAL
com, and Mrs. c. E. Brooks and chill
dren, Of Grnnell, who have been visit
ing at the NJ. L. Powers home. returned
home Friday evening. Mrs. G. Book
nal and daughter Hazel, Of Grinnell,
who also were guests at the Powers
home, returned home Thursday even
Ing.
A busy day was spent by the MEM
bers of st. Elizabeth's Society OF ST
| Mary's church, who met all day FRI
day in the auditorium Of st. Marys
Institute. A picnic dinner was enjoyed
at noon. Miss Georgia Mooney, OF ST.
Paul, and Mrs. A. r. Ruiter and daugh-
ter Lucille, of Kansas City, were guests
from out Of the city.
Twenty five women OF VancleVe anu
| the neighborhood met Friday in the
consolidated school building at van
| cleve and organized a class in the max
| ing Of surgical dressings for the Red
| Cross, under the direction of Mrs. f.
| S. Wing, Mrs. George Holt, Mrs. W. j.
| Richards, and Miss Pearl Adams OF this
city. Dinner was enjoyed at noon.
In honor of the 7th birthday ami
versary of her son Arnold, Mrs. Louis
| Olson, I'll West Boone street, enter
talned twelve children Friday after
noon. Games formed the afternoo
amusement, following which Mrs. Olson
served refreshments, assisted by her
sister, Mrs Amelia Hennies. A birth
day cake and candles were used in the
table decorations.
Mrs. ]. A. Southland, SIP North Sec
ond avenue, entertained sixteen little
girls Friday afternoon in honor of the
| l.; ,@L Of her dAMgn-
| ter Helen. The little guests enjoyed
games and a two-course lunch which
was served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. /. L. Negly and Miss Minnie Ho-
gancamp. Many pretty gifts were
brought by the guests.
Misses Fannie and Rose Flower
pleasantly entertained the members or
the "Kil-Kare Klub" Friday evening at
the Flower home, 407 West Main street.
Bridge and knitting formed the even
ings diversion, after which refresh
ents were served by the hostesses.
Among the guests were Miss Marie
Fackt, Of Mascoutah. ILL.,; Miss Doris
Collins, Of Mason City; and Miss Jen-
ME Wells, who Is home fro school in
| Chicago.
Mesdames George Wilton, George
Gregory and William Barrie were the
hostesses Friday afternoon at the reg
llar meeting Of the Presbyterian aid
society, whose members held buS1-
ness meeting and then spent the time
in sewing for the society Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
afternoon by the hostesses. Mrs. j. w.
Mcpherson, of Des Moines, was guest
| from away
The Baptist Temple invites you 10
hear Rev. r. p. Davidson speak on
"The Triumph of Optimism" on Sun
day night at 1880 This Is the second
sermon in a series on the prophet Eli
i jah. The women's chorus will sing
and Mr.. Davidson will sing Lord. God
of Abraham" from the oratoro Elijah
by Mendelssohn. The unified service
will be held at 10:3O, and the Lords
supper at 1915. The regular B. Y.
P. A. will take place at $3.50 p. m. Come
and hear some plain, practical preach
ing, free from the illogical phrasing- Try
our welcome. Committee.