Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 14 May 1925 — Page 7

[Qjciety [ CLUB CALENDAR Thursday I Baptist Woman’s Society— Church I p.m. \V. M. A. of U. B. Church Program Lchurch, 7:30 p.m. ’ boyal Worker's Class of E. V. ‘hatch — Mrs. T. D. Kern. Ladies Aid Society of E. V. church postponed. Ladies' Aid Society of U. B. church - Mrs. Clarence Baughman, 2 p. in. laidies’ Aid Society of Zion Rcformxl church—Church parlors. 2:30 p.m. ■ W. M. S. of United Brethren church L-Church, 2:30 p.m. ' Phoebe Bible Class of Reformed Chinch Mrs. Andrews. [ Thursday Night Bridge Club and Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club— Mrs. E. (1. Coverdale, 8 p.m. order of Eastern Star, Masonic hall 1 30 p.m. So Cha Rea—Mrs. Hubert Schmitt, 7:30 pm. Friday i Auction Bridge club —Miss Virgene Smith, 8 p. tn. W. R- C. —Legion Hall 1:30 p. m. Saturday | The King's Heralds of the MethLdist church will meet at the home of [Miss Katherine Hower on North [Fourth street at 2:30 o’clock Saturfclay afternoon. Christian Endeavor of Reformed Church Pastry Sale —Frank Liechtle Meat Market. 10 a.m. Chicken Supper—United Brethren ■church Pining Room, 5 to 7 p.m. The third anniversary of the Alpha I tell a Chapter of the Psi lota Xi sorority was celebrated last night at the Masonic hall, with an informal dance given for the members and a number of guests. The hall was beautifully decorated with a profusion of spring flowers and leaves. Baskets of tulips, lilacs and spirea were used extensively and large baskets of Howers were pl iced on pedestals about the orchestra. The lights were dimmed with the colors of the sorority, nine and gold. Paul Spiegel's Melody Men. of Fort Wayne, furnished the fine music for dancing. While the orchostra played and sang ‘‘Sweet, Kisses,/ the little Misses Delores Klepper and Mary Neptune threw candy kisses t( Hie guests. Cigars wire given the men and pretty party pencils to tlx ladies as favors. The Misses Helen Hchroll. Margaret Kern. Josephim

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Aehbobl and Geraldine Hower served punch and wafers from an artistically decorated tabla in the reception room. About aixty-flve couples enjoyed the pretty affair. The Psi lota XI sorority was organized here May 13, 1922. having thirteen charter members. The sorority htis been active slhce its organization and several new members have been taken in and every anniversary has been celebrated by giving a nance for the members and their friends. Among the out-of-town guests who attended last night were Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgartner, Mr. and Mrs. Holsapple. of .Portland; the isses Margaret Jane Hoffman. Ann Weaver, Hester Kay, Messrs. Miller. Koontz and F. R. Sowers, of Fort Wayne; Leroy Pat kard, of South Bend; Guy Kehler and Castle Harvey, of Huntington. The regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star will be held in the Masonic hall at 7:30 o 'clock this even ing. A report of the Grand Chapter will be given. All members are urged to be present. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kuebler had as their guests at dinner last evening. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Boyers and daughter Mrs. William Matthews and daugther, Elizabeth, of Tuscon, Artz. Tin* regular meeting of the W. It C. will be held at the Ix-gion Hall Friday afternoon. All members are urged to attend as plans for Decoration Day will be made. The closing meeting of the American Association of University Women was held at the home of Mrs. V A. Dugan last night. The hostesses were Mrs. Dugan and daughter, Miss Helen, and Mrs. Marshall. At six o’clock a delicious three-course dinner of pretty appoint mi ll was served after which an interesting program was given. Various trips were described by Mrs. Obenauer. Mrs. I), E Studebaker, Miss Helen Dugan and .Mrs. Jesse Deam. The election of officers was held and Helen Dugan was elected president. Agnes Sellemeyer, vice president; Josephine Myers, secretary and Naomi Christen. treasurer. A program commitee will be appointed at a later date. The officers will assume duties at he opening meeting of the associa:on next fall. The benefit card party and dance given by the Catholic l-adies' Social club at the Knights of Columbus hall last evening was well attended. At Bridge the prize was won by M s. Ade Deininger; al Five Hundred, thMisses Rose Fiilleitkamp and Marie Gass and Francis Costello and Mr.

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Wilson; at Rhum, Josephine Schlrack, Rose Nesswald and Leonard Meyer and Ed Zeser. After the games dancing was enjoyed. In a Grand March, Father Otto Peters and Miss Gase wore awarded prizes. During the evening refreshments were served to the | guests. The committee In charge of the affair Included Mesduines Dick Boch, Charles Niblick, Dick Christen. 1 Alex Tanvas, Beecher Mothers and I tlie Misses Mary Ginley, Marcella Lengerich, Edith Ervin and Bertha Johns. Mrs. John Colchin will be chairman of the party In two wjc’ks. ——- o R. I). Beery Wins Prize In “Right Ad" Contest D. D. Beery, of Fort Wayne and well known here, was awarded a 850.00 i prize for writing the winning ad in a “right ad'' contest conducted by the Indianapolis Star. Mr. Beery wrote the ad for the Pearson Piano company, Indianapolis. He is employed at Fort Wayne by the Fred Bell Wholesale supply comany. May Festival To Begin At 2:30 P. M. Tomorrow I The May Festival to be given by the I, first, second, fifth and sixth grdae pupils of the Central school on the school grounds Friday afternoon, will start at 2:30 o'clock, W. Guy Brown, principal, stator) today. The admission price will lie ten cents to all. The program will lie entirely musical. Louise Haubold will be the May Queen. o \Break Occurs In Ranks Os Striking Coal Miners Mo’ganlown. W. Va.. May 14 (tin i:ed Press) The'flrat break in the i:mks of the UnitedMineWorki ysn! America camo today when local No -t.Oo!), on strike in the Panhandle dK tries of West Vilginia 14 days, snrrenedered its chart, 1 and applied io: a conferenc ■ with company official: to engotlate a new wage scale. Operators hailed this move as the nueclus for similar action by oilier locals and the first big viclory for their side in the industrial war. Officials of the union, however, claimed that the majority of their men were well organized and determined to continue the strike. Union leaders said that each 'day nc.wwgciuits from opeh shop mines jdtiF" ttlFfiMranks.

A ». ■J New Straws I OFFICIAL STRAW HAT DAY FRIDAY, MAY 15 - -a There's one particular style and weiglri in iinr lew straw hal.s that will kn belter and led more cond(triable Ilian anv ' ’c” 'ii v '»n. Choose your hal carcTtdly and d 1 <• >;»• >t’ in appearance, condotl and- service, Yo || find a large and varied assorlnienl ol new straw hats in our store. Many comfort si raws w ith cushion sw eats that arc easy lining and a pleasure Io wear. $2.00 to $5.00 Holthouse Schulte i Co

Wedding Bells Ring For Granddaughter of John 1). Rockefeller (Continued from Page Orfe) Rockefeller conjures up. And whim the couple return from a European honeymoon, Gley will live In a com pa rati rely small ipurtment around the corner, near Park avenue. John D. Rockefeller, Sr., who rccelly returned from a witner in Florida, where he played the best golf of his lifetime, is expected Io attend his grand daughter's wedding this afternoon. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., will give away Uie bride. Virtually no one except relatives have been invited and the bride will have but one attendant. Miss Ellen Milton, sister of the bridegroom. The Rockefeller mansion Is ablaze with spring blossoms. All the flowers that Abliy loves arc lhere in profusion. Otherwise there will be no special decorations. ‘‘The movie man” will be among those- missing this afternoon. Even after the ceremony an effort will lie madocto keep photographers from the traditional "shots” of the bride and groom, who will do their posing on the deck of the French liner Paris.

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when they sail for Europe on Saturday. Abby Rockefeller, excited as any bride over her gown of very old pottit lace And cream colored satin, with a shower bouquet of white orchids edged w’th gardenia, remained all day at home. She ahd Miss Milton were busy with last minute preparations,

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I comparing their bouqueta with their gowns and getting that thrill that comes once In a lifetime on the eve of a wedding Outside the lloekeß'fer rtithiMon, watchmen ind ospet'laly detailed police pounded the pavement In an unbroken cordon against (he possibility of intrusion. A constant stream of tie

livery wagons, from florlats, Jewclora. caterers and gift tntope drew up. halted for a moment at the delivery entrance and drove on. Footmen in livery camo in limousines with presents for tho bride. MeHsedger boya actually hurried with telegrams ahd letters of congratulations.