Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1920 — Page 7

THE IXPIAX.^POLIS NEWS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1920.

THIS APARTMENT

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T PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

NEW BUILDING WILL HAVE A KINDERGARTEN

consrm

UNDER WAY

Mr*. L>eor.idas R Mauiy has gone to Seymour to att«nd a wedding. The Athens Cl«l» will meet K^day afternoon with Mt*« May VanCteav*.

c-jctd atMS Ms ** .Sharpe. cvcr» wr», K. 8 Duncan and Mr*. Cfcarle*

returned from their

. sumnner home m Michigan.

» Hoiiiday enter-

It’Jn- 5,1 gueat* at luncheon at

Mr*, John Bright and Mia* Flor*>»c* r.n&a entertained the resident* of the Horn*: for Age* Women thl* afternoon with a tea. They were asaiated by Mr*. Kdward gchurman. A^a. Anna Smith Buskirk, Mr*. A. B.

^apman. Mr*. Wtlftam

cardu*

*erer* i to build children

k«ft HI

re to do this, hr since the hoo*e

building haa with a apecial il comfort of

tructod in

*. waa given Wednesday * n _. f presented the

f / CTO * basket

decorated m the bridal colors. The ¥&r±%?2<Ji , a!2rz‘«£:% 1 ^hm.n* t M,Sl"*Elto?r r, W?^52gSS and Mrs. Anna Abel, ■ noacn

sou „ of e«*

, so da*

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exit 1*1 teach chit

will uae proride

en who

of Arthur «. Thmmptum. service* of Arthur 0 age »lxty ? »even, who died k of heart horns, 2#

Mm Fred Metherlngion, Mr*. 0, W «ordon. Mm. A M. Krbrich. Mm. Frank Haight and Mr*. Irsing !>►- rnau*. Mrs H. Km*t sang a group of song*, accompanied by Mr* Frank Hunter and Mm. f^feantilia White gam

reading*.

A miscellaneous shower for Miaa Khfia^Wetxei, who is to be married

: preaided at the luncheon and other! members of the committee presided i f 1 -. 1 * 1 * * ereral tables at which the forty guests were seated. The committee included Mrs. Richard Cole-

Me*.. W. H. Spencer and Mrs.

John Larriaon. Patriotic decorations

were used for the affair.

CONra OF MURDER; LIFE TERM IS SENTENCE

Allen Miller is risiting in Ft. Louis

and Kansas City. Mo.

The TH Fsi Sorority will meet, _ _

ST^N^TTr VUZk "" ’ - V-,, 1 Mm Jennie Caldwell, of Los An- Education of its patrons in the in- : ERNEST GARfEPY GUILTY, geles. formerly of Indianapolis, ia 1 Mdltgent use of their vote ha« been' SOUTH Rpiun ,, ov cecince visiting friend* and relat ves. {of the wlm of^e SOUTH .E NO JURY DECIDES. Mm. Benjamin Walcott and Mis* f branch of the Public Li- j

Nancy Newcomer, who have been i r*Fr* Material has been gathered by i

ding a year in Waahingtdte. l>. C.. | Rose Tbienes, branch librarian, J‘BEATS CHAIR* IS COMMENT

spending a year in Waabingum. D. C.. j «ose Tbienes. branch librarian will return to Indianapolis for re*4- ^rom ail the recent periodicals in re der.ee soon. both presidential candidates Mis* Gretchen D. Linn, who is **I ^ ^ cami>ai « n ; the government service at the Pen-} interest in this material saeola fFla > naval air nation, has - “ be,n« *bown by women according ” - -Ip- —her rootner. Thienes. A book that has

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with

come for a visit Mm. James A. Sandy.

The marriage of Miss Nola Mi tier , —• Bmwn and Ralph B. Fisher took i nsond Brown.

place Wednesday afternoon at 3

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to U9 * It,w hT Mr * Ray -1 of murder by a jury in

EtSS*

Brown.

Rmery-tfonroe

fSpeeiid to The Iwhaaapoh* New*]

minister, the Rev « - -

attendants were Miss Mary . mater of the bride, who wore pink

.chiffon and carried pink roses, and! ■

Howard Daugherty, best man. Tb« / n ^“ra P. E . Monroe, of bride wore white crepe de chine an 4 c * t y. have announced the enlace and carried white roses. Mr aad ] JSfn^ece 1 , tb « ir daughter. Miss Mm. Fisher have gone on a motor; Kthel Monroe and Fred S. <«■> S , SLSJfSia^ , '..">» ««i«*

The Independent Social Club gave

■ . JPI Xewsl SOUTH BRXD, Ind.. September 30. Ernest Gkriepy. a graduate of

vas convicted

>f a jury in the St. Joseph

county circuit court here last night and his punishment was fixed at imprisonment for life in the State Penitentiary at Michigan City. The jury

HT N . INGTOV Ind.. i September • deliberated twenty-four hours~ be

j fore returning mm

line

do so and either Baker or Bartek shot him. the state alleges. the wounds causing death within a few

hours.

Baker, who was married a few months after the murder at Chicago Heights. 111., was finally found by detectives at Toledo. O.. and was the first man to be tried. He was sentenced to die in the electric chair at the State Prison on August 1«. but a stay of execution was granted, pending a decision of the state supreme court. Bartek will be tried at the November term of court.

Geutmewt of Prisoner.

“It beats the chair and gives me a chance." Gariepy. who is a French Canadian, told the deputy sheriffs as they led him back to jail after the, verdict was announced. . , Since being held in the jail here, | Gariepv has entertained the prisoners by reciting Keats Shakespeare, Milton and Dante. His wife and four small children live at Laporte. The} cases of Gariepy. Bartek and Bakerall were brought here on changes» of venue from Laporte county. SISTERS LEAVE FOR CHINA.

TOUR THROUGH SOUTHERN SEAS Visiting Honolulu, Samoa, Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, Manila, China and Japan.

Itinerary on Request

Foreign Department Auto. 26-38C. TRUST COMPANY

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UNION

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Mm. Hattie Ryder. Mrs. Alex Goodwin opened the program with a toast to the American flag. Mis* Hase! FV*Jer. reader, gave a tribute to the flag and other reading*, and Mm mantilla White also read. Mrs. E. C. Bumpier *poke on the near east relief, Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, a* chairman of the committee In charge.

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! WERBE & MIESSEN EYESIGHT ./HEN you art aiek yo« rnnanl( year phy«l«iaa far trr*tmeat«> •r advice. WHEN your eye* bather yea. *ee a»— war advice I* aatherltatlv*. IF you need glaaata we will (tt them. If yea aeed treat meat we will advise yea. W* Garreet any Vlaaal Defect that Olaaae* wilt llea*fit. Werbe & Miessen 16 M. Feaaaylvaala 6t.

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Overcoats $35 to $80 Mea’s Hats, S3 ta S7 Men ter invites you to open a charge account now—you are cordially welcome at this friendly store—12 stores. Alterations Free. WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE

Rt.ltl NKITKR-S TKttMH •*-*« down and S2.U* a w«4k on a purchase of S3&.M. On purchase* of TNk TS, 10* or ISO dollar* liberal term* will be cheerfully arranged. People living in ruburban towns ar* invited.

MENTER

111 South Illinois Street

EARLE J. MARSH VILETTA T. DOSS Announce New Classes DANCING COMP^^K^HT^H EVENING

ftehedal* of CLAUSES. Maaday, Beginner*' Ot»*Mtnp. Tanaday. The La V**da Fox-Trot Thursday. Beginner*' FoxTrot. Saturday, The Marsh Waits.

LEAR*— 'The La Veedl 1

That Cat Step." “Tb# Fadeaway. ‘ ‘The Chinese Trot"

The Brush Step.

The New York Promenade.” ‘The March Walts.”

During Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ^to 12

Du Valle's Syncopated Jazz Orchestra ■

Special Course

Learn the “One Step/' “Fox Trot” “Marsh Waltz” in three private and

class lessons.

MARSH DANSE STUDIOS

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Recognized Authorities on Modern Ballroom Dancing

ILLINOIS AND NORTH STREETS

Main 5806 or Main 5305 Auto. 221*21

■ ffmert. ._ w . - Mi ? *»de a* the lookout while his two [ Bishop Joseph Chartrand. of Indiana-

— “ gis^« , o.‘»*usj5 , ts

_ .. verdict. Gariepy

was accused in connection with the fatal wounding of Carl Cook a!

grocer at Laporte. who was shot De- Kxpeet to Eatabli*li Mlaatoa of Their ceraber 24. ISIS. ~ Order at Kalfeag. Wewt ta Victim's Stare. j {Special to The Indianepoli* New*} Accord; ng to th. tc.timon. TERRE HAUTE. lod.. September Gariepy. Stephen Bartek and Waite/ M '-* X si,, 'I S «' Providence left St.

Baker wen, to took, „«re i.«.,

— robbery. Gariepy remained out- * establish a mission of their order.

DANCE PROGRAMS

Made in new designs, careful workmanship and reasonable in prite. will convince \^>u that you can have the best and at the same time savh monev by

ordering from ua. Any fraternity or club letter used.

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THE BEAUTY of your home depends upon its furnishings. Let us supply that finishing touch. Floor and table lamp standards of all finishes and designs. Shades in colors to harmonize with any drapery. Positively tne most exclusive line in the city* f&ssr “ d h,nunered br “ s Ump ,und - Pteture Framing Our Specialty

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Rink’s Cloak House MILUNERY of Superior Quality such as this sale offers is not found as a rule at such a low price. The results of master-merchandising makes it possible in Rink’s Five Dollar Hat.

Styles—— Off-the-Face Chin-Chins Side Rolls Tams, Turbans Sailors Feather Hats Beavers Banded Hats

Many New Models on display for the first time FRIDAY

ColorsPheasant Brown, Taupe Black, Navy Copen Smart Combinations Gold, silver and yarn stitchings

Rink’s Millinery

Third Floor »

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/our floors of music

Buy the EDISON Now for Christmas / on a 'Liberal Payment Plan It is not too early to think of Christmas. Carlins anticipate your Christmas desires and offer you a liberal plan to buy

TA* Phonograph with a Soul* on an Extended Payment Plan * • Get the EDISON now and when Christmas comes you will have a gift supreme , —a gift that will please every member of the family. EDISON MODELS FROM $95 TO $295 "The Only Music Store On Washington Street” The Carlin Music Co. 143 E. Washington St.

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MISS BERRY Announce* the Opening of HIGH SCHOOL CLASS S“Sf; Moment, Thursday atternobn. October 7th, 4 o'clock. PHff DRFISPS Pf A in ballroom and esthetic KjMIjUUMV O dancing Wednesday afternoon, October 6th. 4 o'clock. THE PROPYLEUM 17 PUpit North Street. Telephone. Main 21S.

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ARE YOU SATISFIED with the results obtained in framing your pictures? Are they as effectively framed as others you see? If not, consult us. We are ready to aid you with suggestions for better framing. Our patrons are satisfied customer!. There's a reason. Across From Keith f s On Second Floor HERMAN’S ART STORE 120 North Pennsylvania Street

nmmiiRWR DANCING HOTEL DENISON Souvenir Dance Monday, October 4t Dancing every Monday, Thursday and Saturday under the supervision of R. L. \VLUVAN

The Usual Values Always Found at Krauss’s DIAMONDS

$135 $425

$165.00 Beautiful, brilliant Diamond Ring, set in handsome white

gold mounting. Our special

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The Latest “HITS” - « Always in Stock PLAYER ROLLS “As the Years Go Drifting By” (Marimba Waltz) $1.25 “The Hour of Triumph” (March) TOc New Records, $1 Each

Jean

So Long Oo Long

Let the Rest of the World Go By I’d Like to Fall Asleep and Wake up in My Mammy’s Arms

EVERYTH IXG 13V SHEET MUSIC

StiIDEL S

Lyric Theater Building

133 North Illinois.

Blue White Diamonds, 87/100, set in the newest octagon white gold mounting. Our special price

$400

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YOU SHOULD SEE THEM Twenty-five Diamond Rings, set in plain and fancy mountings $95.00 values. Our special price ?

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