Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-25

Burgess, East state stree'' P'o'o
1884.
Attend OUR 35-cent candy sale FRI
day and Saturday. your choice choco-
late drops. crystaliized gum drops
peanut brittle and cocoanut bon bons'
S5 cents pound. Bakers variety
Store.
Mrs. Jasper Fisher entertained twelve
quests at luncheon "Wednesday at her
home. 404 North Fifth street. Mrs.
Roy WATSON assisted her In SERVING
The game Of bridge occupied the art
ernoon hours, the prizes being won by
Mrs. f. f. Northup and Mrs. a. l.
Quad.
Mrs. s.. N. Harter, q delegate from
the Royal Neighbors, Mrs. May Clark,
from the Homesteaders, and Mesdames
r. j. Reed, Kate Melton and Bessie
Walker, Royal Neighbors, returned
Wednesday night from Des Moines
where they have been in attendance at
the Iowa Fraternal Congress that was
in session Tuesday and Wednesday.
Teachers. who taught inthe Woodbury.
school last year. entertained eighteen
guests at the home Of Mrs. William
C. White, All West Boone street, We'd
nesday night complimentary to Mrs.
Horace Dougherty Mrs. Dougherty
formerly Miss Ruth Dieterich, who was
married this summer, taught in the
building last year. as did also Mrs.
White. The hours were enjoyed socially
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. George Bowman, SOL Arson
street, entertained twenty guests at a
miscellaneous shower wednesday even-
ing at her home In honor Of Miss Ly-
dia Otte, who is to be married Oct
1 to Verden Arnold. The evening hours
were enjoyed with games, music and
In writing recipes and advice for the
brde-to-be. Mrs. Charles Martin and
Mrs. William Bowman assisted the
hostess in serving refreshments. Bou-
quets Of golden rod were used as deco
ration thru, the rooms to carry out a
color, scheme Of yellow and white.
The War Mothers OF America held
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednes-
day afternoon complimentary to Miss
Louise Strohn. Red Cross nurse, who
10 to be married Sunday to- Sergt
Frederick Pollette, Of Camp Dodge.
After writing recipes for Miss Strohn
the members presented her with a halt
dozen silver teaspoons. Refreshments
were served by a committee. Miss
Strohn was the first nurse from the
county to enter the service and was
stationed at. Camp Dodge for over a
year prir to Sept. I. Sergeant Pollette
IL receiving officer In the base hospital
at Camp Dodga
In honor OF Miss Florence Seberg
who Ia to Be married next week to
Stanton L. Bowman, Mrs. Raymond
Flank ana Miss Leita Hopping, accom-
panied by twenty guests, surprised mel
at her new home, 106 South F4rs'
street. Wednesday evening and pre-
scented her with q shower Of miscellan-
eous gifts. The hours were passed In
hemming tea towels, and with music
after which Mrs Blank and Miss Hop
ping served refreshments. Both Mis-:
seberR and Mr.. Bowman were bor1
and reared here. Miss Seberg IS the
younger daughter O1 ME- JUNO oSpSA {
ana Mr.. Bowman Is the son Of Mrs
Theresa Bowman.
The funeral Of Ray Slate was held
at the Bethel Grove church Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Fl. L. Lewis
conducted the service. Prayer service
was held at the home of the brother
Clinton Slate, sos Marion street, al
1880. The pail bearers for this ser
vice. who were Odd Fellows, of the 10.
cal lodge, were: John Tallman,
Briney, Charles Roupe, Judson Yetley
Charles Bates and J. G. Langmaid
Pail bearers at the church service. who
were from the Albion Odd Fellows
lodge, were Clarence Eaton, Claude
Everist, g. ". Durham: Gus Lander,
Roy Hilsabeck and Robert Cripps.' The
flowers were in charge of Misses Dor
9th Fiscus, Gladys Rice, Rena Miller
and Gladys somerlot. Burial was IN
tho church cemetery.