Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-20

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cemetery.
Miss Pauline Hoover. of Oskaloosa,
came Friday to visit Misses Mary
Helen Ketchum and Esther Elder.
Miss Marjorie Ketchum also came up
for over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. ]. Bork and children. of La
porte City, former residents Of the
city arrived Friday evening for few
days visit at the II. A. Peterson home
and with other friends.
Miss Dorothy Elliott, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elliott, 3o71s
South Sixth street, had her tonsils and
adenods removed Friday afternoon.
She is getting along nicely.
There was good attendance at the
meeting OF the Carworkers' Auxiliary,
held Friday afternoon with Mrs. NJ c..
Bartlett, 900 South Tenth avenue. Fol-
lowing the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and the hostess
served q two-course lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. John v. Bass enter
| tanned sixteen friends at cards Friday
night at their new home, 3os North
Fourth street. Five hundred was
played. The prize for high score went
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins. and
the consolation to Mrs. D. D. Neblett.
Mrs Bass served refreshments.
| Mrs. G. W. Bousum. SIG South Fourth
| street, was hostess Friday afternoon
to the members Of the Tirzah Club.
who enjoyed the afternoon socially and
| with fancy work following the business
meeting. Mrs. A. NJ. Plummer assisted
the hostess in serving refreshments.
Mrs Sarah Guthrie, Of Denver. Colo.
was guest from out of the city
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoevet, Of Crawford,
| Neb. and Miss Edna Stoneking. Of
Guernsey, Wyo., sister land niece of
Mrs. J. w. Nieses, 40S West Main
street. left this morning for their
homes after two weeks visit at the
Noises home. Mrs. Hoevet and Miss
Stoneking stopped here. on their way
home from visit in Indiana and Lii
nois, where they have been since the
first Of November.
Funeral services for J. P. Glenn. who
died Friday at the home Of his daugh-
ter Mrs. George Pitcher, los East
Church street, will be held from the
Pitcher home Sunday afternoon at
1880. Rev. W. N. Baker. pastor of
Central Church of Christ, will be In
charge Of the services at the home. and
the Woodmen OF the World will be in
charge at the cemetery.
| A hard times party was enjoyed by
the members Of the Alpha Gamma
Club of the Arson school Friday even
| ing in the school building. After the
business meeting program Of stories,
charades, and orchestra music, In
| keeping with the hard times idea, was
enjoyed and later refreshments were.
served by Misses Lillian Wilkle and
Helen Jackson and Herman Stone
lis Gunder a Baptist or Presby-.
terrain ?" Many people have asked thfs.
question. Some have thought he must
be Methodist because Of his tre-2
mendous earnestness in preaching.
But he is neither Baptist. nor a
Presbyterian, nor Methodist. Gunder Is
a congregationalist. He speaks tonight
in the Baptist temple at 1880. The
booster chorus OF children will sing.
Committee
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, after Witness.
ing a performance Of the play, Any
Mans Sister" at the Olympic Theater
in Chicago, said: 1T is indeed Won
derful Interpretation OF real life Of
young girl alone In large city and
cleverly described in manner which
can not offend any one" This great
play comes to the Odeon Theater Sum
day evening. Children under 16 years
Of age will not be admitted to this per-
Torrance. odeon.
The monthly meeting Of Spinning
Wheel Chapter, D. A. r.. was held FRI
tday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. w
In Waldman, 209 West Lincoln street.
when the members carried out their
routine program which consisted OF
business meeting and a reading Of
1.-THE Man without Country by Mrs.
lGraham Lawrence. The hostess was
assisted in serving refreshments by
Mrs. Ray Wildman and Miss Anna
s: ..s....se r;,,,pss:: social
hour which followed the program.
Members Of the Methodist aid society
enjoyed q pleasant program at their
injecting held Thursday afternoon in
the church parlors. The program was
louened with piano solo by Mrs. w.
IG. Crowder after which number OF
songs were given by Miss Nellie Rob-
Iertg, who was accompanied by Miss
ruth Roberts. The hostesses for the
Afternoon were Mesdames Charles Del
ahoyde, Augusta Danskin, w. r. Dean,
q TO. S. Dewitt o. r. Decker, and w 8.
Dcyine, who served refreshments at
1.-THE close Of the meeting.