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Evening star., 1916-12-15
Gifts For Men

Hats at $s-All the newest
and latest styles in Soft
and Derbies. Caps, 81,
SlJe and s..
Umbrellas of silk taffeta
covering, with 8 steel
ribs, and a large assort-
ment of plain and fancy
handles; $3.15. Others, 81
to $50.
Canes at 81 to Ss-With plain
or fancy handles.
Combination Sets - Com
posed of Belts and Gar
ters, Suspenders and
Carriers and Arm Bands; !;
soc, 65c, 81 q set.
Sterling Silver Buckles, with
good quality Morocco
goatskin belt and cut-out
initial. Special, s.. Other
Belts, Soc up.
Shirts-Crepe de chine or
heavy tub silk; all the
latest patterns; also a
small lot of Plain White
Jap Silk, s..
Silk and Fiber and Tub Silk,
with bright satin stripes,
at S15e.
SpeciaLA Silk Striped
Madras that will COM
pare with shirts selling at
s.; $l.3S, 3 for 81.
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
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Gift China

100-piece Dinner Sets
Beautiful border decora-
tions; gold knobs and
handles; full service for
II persons. Regularly
$18. At SIS.
100-piece Dinner Sets-Dec-
Grated in a choice of sew
era1 neat designs; COM
plete for II persons. Reg
ular $10.50 and $l0.o8 val
ues. At $3.50.
Chocolate Sets Germ a n
china; elegantly deco
rated; l chocolate pot and
6 chocolate cups and sauc-
ers to match. Regularly
$l.45. At $1.z0.
japanese China 17.piece Tea
Substantially deco
rated; consisting of E
cups and saucers, / tea
pot, sugar bowl, l
creamer. Regularly 2.25.
At A.75.
Palnls Reyal-Feurth EIoor.
Evening star., 1916-12-15

Iuuumerable
Xmas Gifts of
Sterling Silver
Sterling Silver Watch on
adjustable black ribbon
bracelet. Special, $6.9S.
Sterling Silver Watch on
gray. and black leather
Straps. Special, s3.9S.
Gold Filled Watch Bracelet
-lO-year case, 7-jewel
movements, including ad-
Unstable extension brace
let. Special, S..
Solid Gold 1o-kt. Watch.
with filled extension
bracelet; 7-jewel move.
ments. Special, $40.
EIgin Watch on extension
bracelet; guaranteed for
20 years. Special, sl6.ss.
New Ingersoll Reliance
Watch-10-year case, S6.
New Ingersoll Radcliffe
Waterbury Watch-Nickel
case, 81.
N E W Ingersoll Radcliffe
Watch Bracelet on leath-
er strap; nickel case; 81.
Watch Bracelet on leather
strap, in nickel case.
Splendid gift for children.
Special, $2.9S.
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
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Chidren's Hosiery

Good Wearing Hose for boys
and girls; black, white and
tan. Sizes 4 to 10; 15c & 17c.
Onyx Dub-l Hose for boys and
girls; black, white and tan;
z5c and z9c.
Onyx Fiber Silk-Black, white,
tan, pink and sky; z9c to Sc.
Bear Brand-A good wearing
hose for boys; black only.
Sizes 7 to 1lH; &c and 3Sc.
Suitable and useful gifts.
PRlais ROynl-Streef E1OOI.
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Unusual Basement Specials Tomorrow
Specials on Tables

81 Waists, Special, $1.79-Of fine
crepe de chine, Jap silks, tub sat
ins and Fancy Stripe Taffeta
Waists; pink, white, black, fancy
stripe, crepe de chine. Not a full
line of sizes in any one line, but
you'll find all sizes in the lot. Spe-
cial for Saturday. 81 value,
$1.7o.
Ladies' Extra Quality Flannelette Dress
ing Sacques, 5sc-In the much wanted
grays, light blue, pink, helios, etc;
stripes and neat figures. A special
value, S9c.
Ladies' House Dresses, 9sc-In many
styles, made from an absolutely fast
~color gingham and percales; stripes,
checks and figured designs. Values
to $l.50. Special. CSC.
Tub and Sun Proof 0inghans and Mad.
ras Cloths in big line. of stripes,
checks and piaids; 3z inches wide;
,2sc value. Special 19c yard.
Evening star., 1916-12-15
Beautiful
Are These Imported
Drawstring
Handbags

= The last of a special lot
imported direct from Paris.
for the holiday trade. Only
few of them-unusually
handsome to close out at
these special prices.
Drawstring Bags-Made of
best quality silk, with col
ored bead trimming; with
beautiful silk Innings.
Each, S1z.
Best Quality Silk Draw.
string Bags-Steel bead
trimmings, with colored
silk Innings. Each, $z3.
Drawstring Bags-B c k
silk; colored bead trim
mings; tassel-end beads;
very pretty design. Each,
SIS.
Blue and Steel Bead Mixed
Drawstring Bag-Fitted
with purse and mirror;
all hand made. Each, $50.
Drawstring Bag-Made of
black silk, with colored
bead trimming: all hand
made. Each. SIS.
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1916-12-15

s1.A5 Pure Silk-Samples of
Ladies' High-grade Fancy
Hose, including stripes, drop
stitch effects, clocks, plaids
and novelties. Many worth
$l.75. :.
s1.lo Pure Silk-Ladies' All-Silk
Onyx Hose, with silk garter
top; black, white, pink. sky.
navy. gray and green. Some
worth $l.35.
7ec Pure Silk Hose-Onyx all
silk, with Isle garter top;
black, white and gray. Splen-
did value.
Special at ssc-Onyx Pure Silk
Boot Hose-Regular made;
black, white, gray, brown.
pink, sky, yellow, silver, taupe,
navy and champagne. Also
Silk Lisle Hose in black,
white, gray, navy, tan, brown,
pink and green.
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Art NeedleWOrk

Novelties, made of Gre
tonne. tapestry, old rose and
blue fancy silk.
Candy Boxes. . u. .45c to $1.z5
Cracker and Cake Boxes,
81 and S1.z5
Trimmed Shoe Sets, with
ribbon & rings, 59c & S1.19
Trimmed Sewing Set, with
ribbon and rings, z5c & SOC
Trimmed Manicuring Set,
with ribbon and rings,
2Sc and soc
Trimmed Crochet Set,
z5c and SOC
Fancy Trimmed Bags for
slippers, embroidery, sew
ing and crocheting. Van
ity Bag. .25c to s.
Children's Sewing Basket,
linen, with red, blue and
pink satin, with scissors,
thimble and needles. Spe-
cial ............... SOC
Cretonne DoiIie Roll
30-inch length. .75c
36-inch length. .9Sc
45-ineh length. . .$1.50
Slipper SoIes-Lamb's wool.
Children's ......... zoe
Misses .z5c
Ladies' ............3 soc
Mems .40c
Satin Soles-Ladies'; all COL
ors, z5c; ladies', with heel;
all colors, S1.75.
Hand-Embroider Cushions
Values up to IS. Spe-
cial today. y..............$ .$3
Hand Embroidered Towels
Values up to 81. Special to-
day .$1.s5
Hand-Embroidere Children's
Dress-Values UP to 81,
Fancy Linen Scarfs-1sx45
and 18x54; hemstitched.
lace. insertion, embroider-
ed and scalloped edge. All
boxed nicely. Special, 81
Palais Royal-Second Floor.
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New Fiction for Gifts
At $l.z5 and $l.35 Copy.

Latest copyrighted fiction by the very
best authors, including Booth Harrington,
Harold Bell Wright, Mrs. Humphry Ward,
Joseph Lincoln, Eleanor Porter, Margaret
Deland, etc. Such as "Penrod and Sam" when
a. Mans Man." "Dabney Todd" "Rainbow's
Cobbs Local Color" etc.
Best AuthOrs-Reprint EditiOns-at 6Oc
Copy
5000 copies to select from; excellent for gifts
Among the newest and best sellers
@k.n by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
"Then I'll Come Back to You," Larry Evans.
~Twenty.Foufth Of June,n Grace s. Richmond.
"AuctioA Blocl.o Rex Beach
"saturday's Child" Kathleen Norris
"Kent Knowles Quahaug,n Joseph c. Lincoln.
"Molly Make-Believe," Eleanor H. Abbott.
ssEsyes Of the World,o Harold Bell Wright
"The Strange DisappeaFance," Anna Katherine
Green.
~For the Allison HONOR Harold Bndloss.
"Big Tremaine,n Marie Van Worst.
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Brassieres, Soc.

Special for tomorrow only-W.
B., Model and De Bevoisc Bras
sieres, lace and embroidery trim
med. In Xmas boxes. Sizes 81
to 48.
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Special at 39c-Onyx Fiber Silk
in black. white, navy. gray,
tan and champagne: Also
black and white. in Isle and
Maco yarn. Ordinary and ex-
ira sizes.
Special at z5c-Onyx Fiber Silk
Boot Hose-Black and white.
Good value.
Evening star., 1916-12-15
Shop Early.

Merchandise purchased now will
be tagged and delivered at any
stated date between now and
Xmas. We will prepay parcel post
charges on all merchandise, with
a few exceptions, to any part of
the United States. A small de-
post secures any article.
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Gift Books in Attractive Boxes
Children's Books

Handsome Cloth Edition Of Mother Goose, with
beautiful illustrations in color. Boxed S2. An
other fine edition of the Real Mother Goose il
lustrated by Blanche Fisher White; &1.5O. Other
Mother Goose Books at &c, 1Oc. 15c, 25c, Soc, 75c
II.
Painting and Cut-Out Books-Also beautiful things
. for children to make in the way of cut-outs; 25c
Soc.
Linen and Rag Books-Prices &c to Soc.
Sleepy-Time Tales-Anmal stories for boys and
girls to years old; 26c.
Popular Boys and Girls' Adventure Series Mt 2Jc.
Books for Girls-Campfre Girls Grace Harlow's
Series, Outdoor Girls. Automobile Girls Girls of
Central High. Meadowbrook Girls, etc. All at
2Sc COPY.
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Stationery Sundries

Calendars. .25c to $3.50
INK w CHS. SOc to %
Book Racks. $1SO "a
BOOK Consoles .$2.5O to $3.50 pair
Leather Writing Cases. Observation-Disclosures 81 to %
Leather Fortlohos. Doc to Is
SO
Playing Cards in leather cases. .5Oc to $3.50
Bridge and Five Hundred Sets. 81 IS
Writing Paper. 25c to IS box
Cranes and Writings High Grade Writing Papers,
packed In good taste boxes. Special line of
75c and II boxes.
Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens at. $3.50 to SO
Fountain Pens. with gold bands; engraved free.
Guaranteed Capital Fountain Pens, regular and
selfcnnins types. 81 and s1.5O
Ribbonzene and Tnsel Cord. Zoe spool 3 for
White and Holly Wrapping Paper. .1Oc roll
Xmas Boxes in assortment of coverings &c to use
One more lot of White Tissue Wrapping Paper
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
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Gift Hosiery

All that latest Women's Fine Quality Hose-as re.
cards effects shades and assortment Fancy Silk Hose and
Novelty Hose for Xmas have become speciality here.
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To Have Smooth. White,
Soft Skin All Winter

Does your skin chap or roughen
easily in this weather, or become I'm.
duly red or blotchy? Here is a quick,
easy way to overcome the trouble and
keep your complexion beautifully
white, smooth and soft the winter
long. Just get an ounce of ordinary
mercolized wax at the nearest drug
store and use a little before retiring,
as you would cold cream. Upon aris-
ing, remove the coating with sudsy
water. The wax. through some pecul-
lar attribute. flecks off the rough. dis
colored or blemished skin. The worn
out cuticle comes off just like dand-
ruff, only in almost invisible particles.
Mercolized wax simply hastens Ma
lures work. Used as required, it
keeps the face constantly free from
devitalized scarf skin and only the
healthy young-looking skin Is in evi.
dence. It's the best treatment known
for weatherbeaten, aged, muddy,
freckled, pimpled and all unbeautiful
compilations.
~ Some skins wrinkle easily in win.
ter. There's an excellent remedy in
a harmless wash lotion made by dis
solving ! OF. powdered saxolite in a
half pint witch hazel. This will quick
ly eradicate every hne.-Adv.
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Christmas bells and festoons of red
and green were used in decorating the
Eagles hall last evening when a sue
cessful Leap Year dancing party was
given by members Of the j. B. G, club
The programs were unique and very
attractive The favors were dainty
little red and green heart shaped at
fairs. A feature dance added to the
pleasure Of the dancers. Among those
who attended the pretty function were
Misses Dorothy Rodefeld. Marie
OBrien, Ruth Wickemeyer, Marie Cor
don, Lucille Haner Florence Bartel,
Doris Groan, Martha Tiff. Neva Jones
OF Indianapolis. Elizabeth Tarkeison.
Marjorie Gennett, Bessie Cruise, Cara
Gross, Hazel Cruise, Nellie Hawkins.
Margaret and Martha Jones: Blanch
McManus, Myrtle Stone, Alice Nc
Manus. Mary Seaman. Vivian Harding,
Margaret Wickemeyer, Hazel Hender.
son. Mary Foley, Mary Barton. Mar
guerite Lemen. Regina Frederick.
Marie Dillon, Blanch Dillon, Evelyn
Shoemaker. Margaret Clingenpeel,
Leona Corey, Rhea Turner, Alta Nc
Pherson, Olive Jones' Irene McGreevy
OF Cleveland, Ohio. Nell Gordon, Bess
Goodrich. Nina Edmundson. Carolyn
Rodefeld. Blanch Griffin, Nellie Cole
man, Helen Snodgrass, Theresa Col
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Irene Wigmore. Eleanor Smith and
Donna Hyde.
After the dance given last evening
by members of the J. B. G. club a
dinner was served at Ffnney's by the
members of the club for their men
friends. Covers were laid for Misses
Mildred Townsend, Florence Cummins
Margaret Beasley. Florence Bartel,
Bernice Juday, Evelyn Shoemaker,
Alta Mcpherson, Marguerite Little,
Carolyn Rodefeld, Dr. Wysong,
Messrs. Frank Duning, Oren Hale.
Joseph Pardfeck, John Miller, Law
renee Hoover, Ray Daley, Norvin
Roach, Earl Roam, Philip Edgerton,
James Wood, Carlton Brown and Mar
low Kluter, with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Kolp as chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brehm of Spring
field, Ohio, who have been spending
the holidays with friends and relatives
in this city left last evening for Cleve-
land, Ohio, whence they will go to New
York and attend the automobile show
Friday afternoon Mrs. Royden Parke
will entertain a number Of guests at
her home.
The Mission society Of the North
Fourteenth Street Mission yesterday
afternoon at the Mission house and
spent the time sewing.
A dance will be given Wednesday
evening, January 8, in the Nurses
hcnie at the Reid Memorial hospital.
This afternoon Miss Lois Ward en-
terelined number of her school
frieI DIS at her home, South Sixteenth
street. All the decorations were in
kee!ling with the Yuletide. Luncheon
was served to ten girls.
Complimenting Mrs. Milton Baum
gardner of Indianapolis, who is spend
ing the holidays here, Mrs. Paul Ben
feldt gave tea this afternoon at her
home. South Eighth street. The house
was az tistically decorated with Christ
mas embellishments The red and
green was in evidence in all of the
rooms Miss Ethel Huber assisted the
hostess in entertaining. The guests
were AG-s. Thomas ALL, Mrs Edward H.
Harris, Mrs. Walter Knollenberg, Miss
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Inns. Mildred Townsend, Margaret
Kamp, Bernice Juday, Florence Cum
Minis, Mary Williams, Katherine Brod
erick, Edith Rains, Margaret Beasley
Alta Wilcoxen, Marguerite holland
Frances O'Brien, Ernestine Lawrence
Carolyn Bradley and Constance Par
diieck, Messrs. Raymond Quinlivan
James Woods, Marlowe Kluter, Virgil
Rains, George Becher. Chauncey Ed.
gerton of Sioux City, Iowa, Harlow
Haas, John Miller, Clarence Coyle,
Lawrence Chrowe, Sidney Davis, VIII.
bur Morel, Clarence Porter, Carlton
Brown, Roland Wrede, Robert St
John, Ernest Porter, Lloyd Dye, Will
burn Hippard, Virgil McCarty of
Liberty, Paul Showalter of Liberty,
Howard Barnard of Liberty, Lawrence
Jessup, Ray Smith, Ray Dalbey, Mark
Johanning, Carl Scott, Robert Tomlin-
son. Norvin Reach. Walter Caskey,
Adolph Getz, Thomas Collins Of Day
ton. Ohio, William Brennan, Ralph
Clcndenin, Ralph Edgerton, James
Quinlivan. Clarence Moore of Peru,
Ind. Glenn Menke. Joseph Pardieck,
Richard Brehm, Frank Duning, Will
lam Watt, Paul Mccarthy, N. e. Row.
son of Kokomo, Indiana, Earl Roame.
Homer Ramsey, Julian Dunbar. George
O'Brine. Will Kinsella, Paul Felty,
Frank Bescher, Harold Grimes, Will
lam Keys, Ray Smith.
A card party will be given this even
ing at o'clock in the Eagles hall.
Complimenting DR.. Mary Swindler
Of Byrn Mawr, Miss Edna Johnson
will give thimble party Friday after
noon at her home, East Main street.
This evening fireplace dinner will
be given at the home of Misses Sarah
and Elizabeth Williams for members
of the Nomads in honor of Miss Alice
Locke of Brooklyn. New York, who is
spending the holidays here. The dec
orations will consist of Michigan ever
green's Members of the club are
Misses Florence Bond, Emma Bond,
Jane Dunlop. Hettie Elliott, Anna Fin
frock, Lulu Cans. Mary Lemon, Anna
Luptol, Jean Lupton. Elsie Marshall,
Eva MANHOOD, Nellie MANHOOD. Edith
Moore. Carolyn Salter. Harriet Thomp-
son, Alice Unthank, Emily Walker,
Elizabeth Williams, Sarah Williams.
Anna Wilson, Mrs Frances Porterfield
and Mrs. Paul Ross.
An informal party was given this
afternoon by Miss Emily Fletcher at
her home in honor of Mrs. Percival
Coffin, Miss Helena Sutton and Miss
Sue Semer of Chicago. The invited
guests include Misses Laverne Jones,
Margaret Thornburg of indianapolis,
Lucille Dodd. Gladys Barnard of Liber-
ty. Ruth Heiger of Peru, Indiana. Ma
rie Kaufman. Esther Beck. Alma
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party in the Odd Fellows Hall There
will be dancing. music, games and re
| freshments. The affair will begin a,
$3.50 o'clock
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rooney entertained members Of the
Trifolium Literary society at theil
home, South Fourteenth street. Mrs
Oliver Nusbaum read paper, "Fa
nous American Women" Mrs. F. w
Kruger sang. Several quartet mum
'bers were given by Messrs. Lee b
Nusbaum, Oliver Nusbaum, Wesley
Nusbaum and Charles Nusbaum Of
Boise City, Idaho.
Current Event club members were
entertained Wednesday afternoon BY
| Mrs Louis Newcomer at her home
222 Kinsey street After the devotion
al exercises and response to roll cal
| Mrs Mauna Green gave reading
| Christmas In Other Lands" There
was an exchange of Christmas gifts
! Special guests were Mrs. Glenn Harris
i Mrs. William Klopp, Mrs. Laura Bur
CESS, Miss Hiatt and Mrs. John Ben
i nett of Florida.
A stag dinner will be given this
evening by Mr. Edward Williams at
his home in the Cornell apartments
Covers will be laid for Messrs. Paul
Miller. Ora Highlands, Josiah Marvel
Benjamin Johnson, Roland Nusbaum
| Donald Johnston and Ralph Hase
| meier.
Mr. Robert Weed of Pittsburg, who
/: has been spending the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Weed, North Eleventh street, is leav.
ing Monday for Pittsburgh where lie
is q student at the Carnegie Institute
of Technology.
For the pleasure of number of
girls who are home for the holidays
Miss Esther Beck is giving tea Fri
day afternoon from $3.50 until $3.50
o'clock at her home, South Fourteenth
street. The house will be arranged
with the Christmas decorations. The
guests will be Misses Aisle French,
Emily Fletcher, Sue Semer of Chicago,
Eleanor Slute. Margaret Thornburg of
Indianapolis, Marie Kaufman, Gladys
Barnard, Dorothy Clark. Hazel Dafler
Ann Dickinson. Grace, Ruth and Nina
Shera. Mrs Thomas Chapman and
Mrs. Harold Barnard.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Keplinger are
in Indianapolis visiting friends.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the Kappa Alpha Phi dance
to be given his evening in the Clay
pool Hotel in indianapolis.
Mrs. John NJ. Lontz will be hostess
Friday Afternoon, for meeting of the
Missionary society of the First Pres
byterian church at her home in West
colt Place
SLEEPY Santa" IS the cantata which
the Mission band of the st. Paul's
Lutheran church will give Friday eve
ming at the church. No admission will
be asked.
The Hiawstha Srcial and Literary
society will meet FRIDAY afternoon
with Mrs. Andrew Roser. An election
of officers will be heE.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of M. Robert Morris
and Miss Inez Eliason of Centerviile
Mr.. Morris is the son "a Mr.. and Mrs.
L. O. Morris residing northwest of
Centerville. His bride-to-be is grad
uate of the Centerville High school
and the State Normal School at Terre
Haute. The wedding viii be solem-
DiZed New Years day,
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Margaret Knollenberg, Mrs. Fred ].
Bartel, Mrs. Raymond Binford. Mrs.
Herschel Coffin. Miss Carolyn Carpen.
ter. Mrs. Alton Hale. Mrs. Edgar F.
Hiatt, Miss Edna Johnson, Mrs. Har-
low Lndley, Miss Mary A. Stubs and
Miss Gertrude Bartel.
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CATCHING Cold

Colds are due to a neglected skin
and lack of ventilation in the sleep
ing room. People who take a cool
sponge bath every morning before
breakfast seldom take cold. When
you do take cold get rid of it as quick
ly as possible. This is best accom-
plished by taking Chamberlains
Cough Remedy. This is an old time
tried remedy that can be relied upon
with implicit confidence. Obtainable
everywhere
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Getz, Florence Porter, Elmira KEN
ton and Mrs. Thomas Chapman.

! Getz, Florence Porter, Elmira Kemp
ton and Mrs. Thomas Chapman
The time was spent in making com
forts yesterday afternoon when mem
bers Of the aid society of the First
Baptist church met at the home Of
Mrs. E. G. McMahaA. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. Louis M. Emmons will attend 9
dinner at Hamilton, Ohio, this even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Winchester and
family of this city and Mrs. Nellie Bill
lau and son, Faltine, OF indianapolis
! spent the Christmas weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Klein in Corners
vile.
Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Lulu
Myers of New Castle, are the guests
of friends in Connersvilie.
Weaver and Paul Sherer will go to
Liberty this evening to attend soror.
ity dance. Miss Hazel Mashmeyer will
also be guest.
Miss Florence Burgess is the guest
of friends in Connersville during the
holidays.
Miss Emma Fetta, East Main street.
will be the hostess Friday afternoon
when she entertains a number of her
friends with five hundred party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Klopp will be
hest and hostess Friday evening for q
meeting of the Bethany Bible class of
the Second English Lutheran church,
at their home South Ninth street.
A special program will be presented
at 2:30 O'Clock Friday afternoon when
the Missionary society of the Reid
Memorial u p church meets at the
church.
Mrs. Robert Shumaker Of Dayton,
Ohio, is spending her Christmas va
cation with her sister, Mrs. Webster
James and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day, 1925 Sheri-
dan street, are the parents of baby
daughter born, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster James of
North Twenty-second street, had as
their guests to Christmas dinner
~ op1 hot
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. John
Phillips, her brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Phillips and her sister
and brother, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Shu-
maker of Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dougan of Spring
Grove, are entertaining Mrs. Thomas
Scott and daughter. Miss Ruth, Of Gin
cinnati. and Miss Irene Cooper of
Nashville, Tennessee. The guests will
remain until after New Years.
Miss Gail White Of Charlottesville,
is the guest of Miss Gaynelle Frantz
for the Christmas vacation. Tuesday
evening Miss Frantz gave dinner for
her guest
Mr.. Sheehy of Dayton. Ohio, spent
Christmas with Miss Ruth Rotting-
haus
The members of the Woman's Press
club of Indiana, will hold an informal
reception Sunday afternoon, December
81 from until O'Clock in the new
club rooms on West Washington
street, indianapolis
+. This evening Post c of the T. P. AS
will give it's first annual ball and
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holiday parties will elaborate ball
Charles
trio will The club house transformed into
many
serve
Milton Craig
Burton Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. Mrs
Paul Miss Clara Miss Elizabeth
stock Mr. and mrs w. O. Crawford MRS 3 William: M n ,na 20
Drutt Mr. and Mrs Dudley Elmer Mr. and Walter Ee Mr.
Henry eennett and
Hoinssworth Mr. and Mrs. Louis Quinn Of Chicago
su Mr. and Mrs G. Leeds Mrs Jeanette Leeds Mr. and Mrs
lskey Mr. and Mrs Harry lon Mr. and Mrs Lontz Mr. and Mrs w
Mrs. Manu. Dr. Mrs. Charles Marvel Mr. and
Mrs G. Murray Mr. and Mrs John Nicholson Mr. and MRS Thomas
Needham. Abet Reed Mr. and
Mrs. r. Mills. Lewis Reynolds,
Robinson Mrs. p Robinson Mr. Mrs r.
Holmes and seidei Mr. and
Richard Smith, Mrs NJ
Albert Watt Mrs.
Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs John Baum Of Pittsburgh
Nusbau Maxine
Bartei
King Gertrude se Margaret Nicholson Eleanor sede
aby
Messrs Harry eockho Rudolph knod Mccarthy
Phillip Samuel Smith,
Harvey
Clements
DILL Grocious Willard
Lackey Judy, ouiss
Of
bride
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