Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-21
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

June 4 This is a handsome compli
ment to Mr. Haradons abilities"
Archie Cox, Jr, will have the man
agement Of the Odeon from the pres
ent time until the close of the season
in September. Mr.. Cox has been treas
urer at the Odeon for the past year
and has made friends by his courteous
treatment of the many friends of the
theater."
At the home Of the brides parents.
at Brooklyn, Miss Mary Lang was CIV
en- in marriage to DR.. N. M. Wilson Of
this city.
At the home of the bride, near Rock
ton. Joseph Clemens and Miss Alice
Collins We're united In marriage by
Rev. Frank Wheeler This was Mr..
Wheelers first experience in perform
ing marriage, but he acquitted him
self in splendid shape"
The Odeon was completely filled to
witness the graduation OF the class of
1892 from the Marshalltown high
school. Miss Matte NJ. Bach was the
salutatorian and Miss Cora Houghton
the valedictorian. The motto of the
class was mot Accomplished, But Be-
gun" The invocation was given by
Rev. F. W. Parsons. Musical numbers
included selections by Professor Toen-
niges' orchestra, piano duet, THE AL
pine Storm" by Gertrude Felstead and
Nellie Shelter, vocal solo, 1.-THE For
tune Teller by Libbie Hall, always
a favorite with Marshalltown au-
diences." The Odeon stage
has been occupied by many readers
inferior to Miss Lizzie Winery. She
at once lost her identity last night and
became the wild Zingerella, the pas
sionate, impetous Gypsy maiden, whose
love was her life and whose despera-
ton upon realizing that she was de-
ceived and cast off was a tragedy in
ITSELF The varying emotions and at
tributes Of the character were brought
out with pleasing and forcible fidelity
and evoked well-earned applause" The
program which lasted well into the
night, included number by each Of
the forty members Of the class, was
as follows: "Slamming Doors" Matte
NJ. Bach: Modern Helots," Martha l..
Boardman: 1.-THE Best High School
Course VIII Fl. Carleton; Always
Blacken the Heel Of Your Boot" Ju-
dith M. Cornell; Public Opinion"
Jessie Grips; Happiness" Gertrude
1'elstead; The Supremacy Of Ian
guage." Hal French; "All Aboard"
Maude E. Fulner: "F'orays Into New
Countries" n. Worley Getz; Our Ma
tional Flower" Cora B. Houghton:
Heroes and Hero Worship" Lizzie
Jordan; Popularity Of Art" Edith
Long; Business Men In Politics." Joe
Oppice; Familiar Faces In Mytholo-
gy," Winnie R. Small: The Nomina-
tion," Thad Smith; mot in Our Stars.
But in Ourselves" Grace A. Van Or
man: Character" Mamie Watson;
Whats in a Name" Lizzie NJ. Whin-
cry; An Envelope" NJ. Elizabeth
Wright; THE Power Of Circumstances"
Ida May Woodruff; 40 victis,' olive
Tug; The Ideal Citizen" John Bee
son: THE Battle Of Hastings" Mark
NJ. Evans: "The Heavens" Susie F.
Gould; Physical Training; Ancient
and Modern" Frank Lockwood; Drift
wood" Ella c. Olson; THE Star Of
Napoleon Carrie Webb; THE De-
struction Of Forests" Frank C. Ar
mour; THE Youths Of America" Will
liam n. armstrong; Tne Silver Sill,
Frederick %. Bailey; Should the Unit
ed States Government Own and Con-
troll the Railroads" Harold G. Gar
wood; Significance of Words" Frank
c. Goodman; Eioduence," May Hotch-
kiss; College Education" M. Bert
Morgan; Shorthand Tena Nelson:
Lessons OF the Street" Gertrude May
Pepper; Mirrors" Nellie Shelter;
THE Drama and It's Effect" Jay r.
Trotter; Echoes" X. Emily varnum;
Faces" Emma Belle Woodruff
Thursday, May 26,1ss2.
Matte c. Michaels, the 4-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Michaels, 312 North Fourth avenue,
died OF anemta.,
Mrs. Minnie vogel Ward, daughter
Of August VogeL Of this city, died at
! Duluth. MINI. IA