Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04

Masonry" by Robert d. Graham. on
Thursday evening, Dec. 4, in the lodge
room, o'clock. Admission Free
Advertisement.
Complimentary to Miss Ruth Lusby.
Miss Myrtle Swanson entertained
| twelve girls az = kitchen shower Mon
day night at her home, %0A North
Third street. Tho hours were enjoyed
socially and the hostess served re-
freshments.
The girls "Y" Club Of the high
school met Tuesday afternoon at 4:30
at the Y. w. c. A. rooms, The program
consisted Of . mock grand opera by
Fay Montgomery. Ellen Bierkamp and
Margaret Parks. There was . large
attendance. q
Devlne Glenn. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
q. Glenn and q student at Coe College,
Cedar Rapids. has been chosen q MEM
Der Of the college glee club, according
to word received in this city. Another
student from this city, Clarence NJ.
Crawford, has been chosen as alter
nate.
Not because we need to advertise,
for we have plenty Of business, but for
the benefit Of those who wish US to
make their Christmas photographs It
10 necessary that they arrange for the
sittinEs Immediately; J. N. Stone
street. quality studio. 230 East Main
street
NJ. E. Sparks. Of Chicago, and, Omer
NJ. Sparks. Of Winterset, left for their
homes Wednesday after being called
here by the serious illness Of their
mother. Mrs. +. NJ. Sparks. She has
been confined to her bed at her home,
20s South Ninth street, for some time.
but is now much improved.
In honor Of Miss Lucille Mold. who
Is to be married Dec. 10 to Clinton
Brace, Mesdames Will Goecke. q. c.
and H. P. Veren entertained q COM
pany Of forty five guests at q novelty
shower Saturday afternoon at the
Goecke home in Minerva. Dressing
clothes pin dolls occupied the after
noon and the hostesses served refresh
ments.
In letter to Z friend in this city
Charles F. M. Stone. formerly Of Mar
shalltown but now Of Pasadena, Calf,
tells OF the summons received by Mr..
Stone and his wife for Jury duty. and
one family they were doing their duty
a. citizens. Mrs. Stone was drawn
for service on the fury in the criminal
court. and Mr.. Stone in the civil
court.
DR.. E. c. Lynn and family left Mon
day night for Los Angeles. where the
family will make it, home. DR.. Lynn's
plans for the future have not been de-
termined, but he has decided not to
re-enter the work Of his profession.
AS he Is experienced In bee culture.
which he has conducted az side line
for many years, It II not unlikely that
he will establish an apiary, ana con-
duct the business on q large scale.
An enjoyable meeting was held BY
members Of the Rotary Club In Shrubs
hall Monday night when talks were
given by A. T. QUAD on Collections
and Credits" by George, Martin on
Retail Lumber" and George Greg
Dry on the coal situation. Guests Of
the evening were J. Baxter. OF Troy.
N. r.; w. L. Kuser. superintendent Of
the boys training school. Eldora: W.
H. Koch. q member Of state board Of
parole. Dies Moines. and Fred q. Lee.
western manager for Motor Arc and
Motor World. Chicago.
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Russian music was thd subject of
study taken up by members OF the
Tuesday Musical Club Tuesday after
noon at the homo Of Mrs. Ralph wei.
ker. 612 North Center street. Mrs +
w. Edenburn read paper on the sub |
ject. and Mrs. n. NJ. Cooper played |
by Grlnka, and prelude |
In c. Minor" by Rachmaninon. Two
vocal solos; "Thou, Like Flower and |
"The Lark" by Rubenstein. were sung
by Mrs. George Herlin. Miss Ruth |
Roberts played two violin numbers. |
"Melodie," by Tsohaikowski. And "A |
BY Arthur Sheasby ana Miss
Mar1ory Busch played on the piano,
"Novellette in B-Minor," BY Rinsky- |
Refreshments were served |
~ the hostsssaS. MesdAmes eIGpr,I
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