Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-25


and Mrs. w. Y. Bennett. At the close
of the evening Mrs. Quad served re-
freshments cafeteria style.
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Fire, originating from sparks from
chimney, caused damage estimated at
about 500 at the home of c. r. Over
turf. 101 South Sixth street, at $40
this morning. The blaze was confined
to the roof and was extinguished with
chemicals. The contents of the house
were not damaged. The house, owned
by the occupant is insured.
Mrs. Nels s. Matson $40 North
Third avenue, entertained the mem
bers of the Danish Ladies' Sick Bene
fit Society Thursday afternoon at her
home. Following the business session
social hour was enjoyed with fancy
work and later the hostess served re-
freshments. She was assisted by Mrs.
Charles and Mrs. Frank Matson.
Your grocery man will tell you that
Brown Beauty beans are the best beans
on his shelves-that they're the beans
he takes home to his own table. And
he's right about that. For Brown
Beauty Beans are different from all
other beans you have ever eaten. They
are carefully selected and packed with
tasty sauce in our sanitary kitchens.
Serve Brown Beauty Beans often.
Let's Fletcher Company. 2sA
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Ninety members Of the Methodist aid
society enjoyed their regular meeting
Thursday afternoon in the church par
lors with Mesdames M. T. Mendenhall,
Hans Madsen, c. W. Mason, NJ. p. Mat
son, j. L. Arney T. B. Haines, Lee At
! kinson and F. o. Cummings as host
esees. At the business session the,
members decided to buy $50 victory
bond. Local numbers were given by
| Miss Zulieme Koontz. The hostesses
served refreshments at the close Of
| the meeting. z
| The aid society Of the Elm Lutheran
church met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors and during the business
session heard a report of the supper
| served Wednesday evening at the
church when $50 was cleared. A social
hour followed the business session.
during which the hostess. Mrs. l.. He'll
and, served refreshments assisted by
MIS-. cIdTleS IuSIdlSOD I1clCu
Thompson, Miss Ellen Larson, Miss
Nina Holland and Miss Leora Sheldahl.
Mrs. F. Hagen, Of Dillon, was guest
from away.
"The Honeymoon Limited. John T.
Fishers newest musical comedy pro-
duction comes to the Odeon Sunday
night with a carefully selected cast of
toll r;,,I,
chanting music and brilliant costumes.
This musical comedy success comes
here with the substantial Endorsement
of the press and public Of the leading
cities wheer 1t has been presented" The
Honeymoon Limited it is promised
will be presented locally with every
minute detail of scenic and costume
display used on it's tour over the inter-
national circunt A company Of thirty
five Is included. Odeon.
A social meeting was enjoyed by the
members OF the aid society of the Con-
gregational church, who met Thursday
afternoon in.the church parlors. Dur
ing the business session the Easter
boxes were opened and the total
amounted to 5000. The remainder Of
the time was spent with a guessing
contest, in which the prize was won
by Mrs. B. r. Marshall, and with a
program that consisted OF piano NUM-
bels by Mrs. Marshall. vocal solo by
Miss Dorothy Shove, and readings by
Miss Jessie Rogers. The hostesses
were the officers of the society, Mes
danes A. G.. Everist G. Giddings, A.
L. Van Tine and c. c. Urine, who
served refreshments.