Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-07

X. W. stcvc,h, OF Albion, spent the
day In the city on business.

day In the city on business.
Mrs. r. w. !Sieyers and Mrs, J. l..
Daugherty, OF Gilman, spent Thurs
day In the city.
The first division OF the Central
church ladies' aid will hold an all -day
bake exchange Saturday Feb, 5, at H.
T. cray's, isa East Main,
Floyd Stahsherry. OF Gilman, was IN
the city Thursday night to attend the
IA thering of former Grinnell Collese
students that was held at the Y. NJ.
c, A.
Members OF the First United Evan
gcllcal Aid Society met Thursday af-
ternoon in the lecture room OF the
church and spent the time quilting
and with fancy work.
We have just received a shipment
Of window shades and you can get
| them at 10 cents each. These arc
good, dark green shades, thirty-six
inches wide and ak feet long. a real
bargain at the price. Carriers Econ
omy store.
Carl Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. r. F,
| Jones, 307 North Fourth avenue. ar
rived at Camp Merritt. n. j., from
overseas, Jan. %, having been In
France since September 1913. While
in France he was at the aerial gunnery
school at st. Jean dc Mont.
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| At the meeting of the executive
board of the city federation held
Thursday afternoon at the Y. w. c. A.
| an1
Mrs. Ella McKim gave a report of the
recent government campaign among
women which she said might be re-
peated at later date.
Mrs. Elnora Nelson. 500 North Cen
ter street, received a telegram this
morning from Mason City saying
that her son, Frank c. Goodman, for
merly Of this city, fell Thursday night
and fractured his hip. The cause and
extent of the injury were not given
Mrs. Nelson went to Mason City this
morning.
The Helping Hand Aid Society oil
Marion township was entertained al
an all day meeting Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Howard Nicholson
Forty members were present and
spent the time sewing carpet rags
At noon the hostess served dinner
cafeteria style and routine business
was transacted In the afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Henry
Nicholson and Red Cross work will be
done.
Mrs. Alfredo Perfect was hostess
! off of tho r,,notinu ri
the Trinity Lutheran Aid Society a,
the home Of Mrs. August Mold, 30i
| South Eighth street. Business was
transacted and the rest of the time
enjoyed with fancy work. In servlns
refreshments the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Peter Mold, Mrs. Charles Sc
berg. Mrs. fJotp Harlan and Miss
/ Blanche Mold Mrs. H. Londahl. OF
Madrid. was guest.
In honor Sf Miss Adeline Dieterich
who is to be married next month tc
Earl Arson. Mrs. James Jensen. Jr.
entertained sixteen young ladies
|! Thursday evening at miscellaneou:
| shower at her home 1915 West State
street Sewing for the guest o.
honor and music were enjoyed and 6
| drawing contest was held in which thu
l prize was Won by Miss Ruth Dieterich
The hostess served refreshments as
sisted by Misses Alma Hagberg an'
Ruth Dieterich.
Mrs. r. E. Disbrow entertainer
twenty eight guests at luncheon
Thursday at . her home, 201 Nortl
Seventh street. Places were arranged
at small tables prettily decorated witt
a color scheme Of red and white. car
rying out the valentine idea. Th'
hostess was assisted III serving
three course lunch by Mrs. H. W
Householder and Mrs. ]. A. Whitacre
The afternoon hours were spent Will
bridge, the prizes being won by Mrs
J Earl A. Stoddart and Mrs. Whitacre.