Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 189, Decatur, Adams County, 10 August 1928 — Page 3

■• mMt C’ "0-' zl/ \\ J / MRS. dAMES R - BLAIR ffi FK H/ f ' U? Society Editor JJJ * L,,**'o ' Phone 1000. Summer Coats ie With Joseph ,f mnnv colors had nothing on the gny ones that are npWnph S <’ oni Ol ‘ 7 c * th!*’ Riiinnior’s wprt. peering for o() str . ligh , lines in sober, neutral tones have gone the plain eoi. > < , |hp Parls dressmakers are now having chic «‘ ,y ° f !n many shades and fantastic patterns. women «' ' | )rjeht (printed and embnofdered coats to wear with frocks There a,p ffa an ,j ruffles. They are particularly becoming rvith unev ® n er wraps and instead of extinguishing the gay frock, , n-

makes a delightful ensemble Transparent -porous woolens are in the loveliest of flower and „„„inetric patterns in harmonizing L d e« Challis is popular printed in Sat patterns that flourished in our grandmothers days. A smart O»e reeentlv seen at the Chateau de Madrid at teatime, had a small stiff old-fash-ioned rose pattern on a pear gray rround The colors were royal blue, red and green so that the coat could be W orn with many gowns. ' Suzanne Talbot in Paris is showing a multi-colored coat of bright colored- flowers on a black background. Another comes of dark blue georgette crepe encrusted all over with embroidery of irregular polka dots in white silk. It is banded about the edges with plain dark blue crepe which gives a decorative effect. The fifth Annual Beaber reunion will he held at Jonesville. Ind., Aug. 19. The fourth Annual reunion of the Brentlinger family will be held at the Drum's Grove at Curryville. Aug. 19. D. T. T. ENJOY UNIQUE PIRATE PARTY Mrs. Harold Smith, formerly Miss Germaine Christen, was an honored guest. Thursday evening, at a surprise miscellaneous shower and Pirate Party, enjoyed by the members of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority, with Misses Margaret and Irene Holthouse as hostesses. The large latticed back porch of the Mrs. Mary Terveer home, aimer of Fifth and Madison street, formed a unique setting for the clever party. The refrigerator and other furniture on the porch was draped in black, with skull and cross bone placards placed here and there. A huge pirate's chest also added a touch of mystery. The pump, which stood on the porch, was dressed up to represent a real for true pirate. As the guests arrived, they were -met at the door by Miss Helen Voglewede, dressed as a pirate, who directed them to seats around a large rough table which stood in the pirates den. Place cturds were of black daggers with the names of pirates and underworld characters inscribed thereon. In the center of the crude appearing table, stood several bottles holding candles. These candles afforded the .lighting effects for the party, the shadows cast by them upon the porch lattice, add- > ed a gruesome touch to the setting. I At each cover, a large mug filled with I tea, furnished the favors of the evening. A bag of candy at each place represented the silver and jewels of the pirates After the guests were seated, the hostesses sqrved a delicious three-course dinner of pirate appointments. The salad was a pear salad, decorated with skull and cross bones, while the third course consisted of a mound of chocolate ice-cream representing the pirate's face, while a black pirate hat, decorated in the Shull and cross-bones, was placed apparently on his head. Bunco then furnished entertainment for a social hour, and the rattling of the bones afforded much merriment. Mrs. Ger“aine Smith, the guest of honor, Proved to be the most successful bone rattler of the crowd and for her Prowess was awarded a small chest. ler unwrapping and unwrapping a Package within, she found a <iny key ” 1 a card explaining that the ' ey 'mid lead her | 0 treasures if she *°uld follow the arrows. Directions ,’ he car 'l read as follows: what a very sad surprise think you get a key for a prize, Po W . arn you ’ not to l° Be heart 11 11 "ill play a most important part. °l'°" the arrow right out the door en eep on looking until you see on more, " you will find the lock for the key, is all we will tell, the rest is a surprise to thee.” two to rney took her around about side <°n S ’ an<l flnally ,ed to an outHarrls' a ' <lo ° r in the rear of the She 3ust acr< ” B thc street, entered eU ti the ° h ’ fashloned doorsfound t tle cellar > where she These „ aige box of ®hower gifts, ate's n carrted ba «k to the Pir*»<l admired they Were ° PenWl surprises ' The . party was full of to lie f V f ry mlnute > and proved fairs of t», Of the ninst aftown . present season. Qut-of-included Misses Vlice

. CLUB CALENDER Friday Ice-Cream sdcial. Bobo U. B. church. Ben Hur Installation. Tirzah Club, Yoeinan Hall. 8:00 P. M. Saturday Baked Goods and Pastry Sale. White Front Meat Market, by C E. Society U. B. Church. 9:00 A. M.-ll:30 A. M. Sunday Emmanuel Walther League icecream social and out-door program. Bleeke church lawn, evening. Clark, Anna Murtaugh and Ida Baker, nurses in training at St.- Vincent’s hospital in Indianapolis, and Miss Winifred Clark of Anderson. Indiana. An ice-cream social and out-door program will be given by the Emmanuel Walther League on the Bleeke (hurch lawn, in Union township, Sunday evening. August 12. The public is cordially invited to attend. MEETING OF PROGRESSIVE WORKERS ‘ The Progtessive Wotkers class of the United Brethren Sunday school was entertained, last evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Debolt on West Jefferson street. The meeting opened with a prayer by Rev. C. R. Smith, after which a short business sessiojj was held. Two new members Mr. and Mrs. William Mcßride, were initiated into the class. Refreshments were served by- the host and hostess, after which all united in celebrating the birthday of Mis. Russell Debolt. The next meeting will be held in September with Mi. and Mrs. Thurman Drew at their country home. GLADYS THOMPSON ENTERTAINS TRIANGLE CLUB Miss Gladys Thompson. North Seventh street, was hostess to the members of the Triangle Club of the Cliristiah Sunday school, Thursday evening. After a short business session, a social evening, was enjoyed, during which radio music furnished entertainment. At the close of the evening, the hastes* assisted by Miss Mary Meyers and by her mother, Mrs. Harry Thompson. served refreshments to the following guests: Misses Florence Anderson, Josephine Anderson. Isabel Cloud Mary Margaret Meyers, and Mrs. A. D. Artman and grand-daughters Mary Louise and Margaret. o Schedule For Rehearsals Os Pageant Cast Friday Evening 6:30 P. M. —Bluebirds 7:00 I’. M. Swedish 7:30 P. M — Grown Town Interests. —— 6 Columbia City, Ind., August 10-(U.R) —A horse belonging to georgt Quinn is dead, believed to have been a suicide by drowning because it was pestered by flies. The horse waded in-o Big Lake and kept going until it sank. Norma Jane Chidley has returned from a few days visit with Miss Maxine Van Kirk in Portland. Look at your speedometer If it says 8000 miles or over, the purOlator THZ OIL FILTER ON YOUR MOTOR CAR needs to be recartridged for your motor’s protection. Come RIVERSIDE GARAGE East Monroe st. Phone 741.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928.

Personate Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engle and son Dick, and Mi, and Mrs. Alva Buffen- j barger and son Cail, joined a party Ini Fott Wayne, Thursday evening, and; attended the Etnboyd theater. Billy Cook, of Blanchester, Ohio, Is spending a few weeks with his sister Mrs. Bryce Thomas, in this city. Miss Margaret ('rooks. of Waterloo, Indiana, Is a guest of Miss Cleort Baker in this city, for several days. Dr. and Mis. Frank Lose have left for Chicago and other northern points where they will enjoy a several days vacation, expecting to return next Wednesday. Mr. ami Mrs. H. J. Chidley, and Mrs. C. P. Jensen and son Norman, of Chicago, are guests of theii parents, Mr. and Mis. J. H. But nett, on West Monree street. On theii return trip, tliey will be acc. mpanied by Not ma Jane and Marilynne Childley, who have been visiting with their grandparents here for the past three weeks. Hansel Foley has returned from lowa City. lowa, where he attended the University of lowa this summer. Mr. Foley will be principal of the Kirkland township high school again this year. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller are home from a two weeks trip to Minnesota and Missouri. The doctor was busy wM

I THE ADAMS Theatre | “Always Delightfully Cool and Comfortable" Last Time Tonight tfi 1 JOHN GLBERT and RENEE ADOREE Stars of “The Big Parade” in . if- “THE COSSACKS” jfi with Ernest Torrence and a fine supporting cast ir He was a great fighter ... but a greater lover! Gilbert has never yportrayed a romantic chrracter to match this one for thrills! Cos- art I Htl sack Hordes! ossack battle! Cossack love! The screen's latest US sensation. US 1 Also--Max Davidson in “TELL IT TO THE JUDGE." i ONLY- 10 and 25 cents—ONLY 5 ' SATURDAY—BOB STEELE IN “MAN IN THE ROUGH.” SUNDAY and MON DA Y—RAMON NOVARRO in “ACROSS TO Qi - 3n SINGAPORE.” —with Jean Crawford and Ernest Torrence. Sun 3H - day matinee at 2:30 p.m., at 10 and 25 cents. Evening prices 15 i and 35 cents. z |fj tfi • tfi .tfi' tfi' ifi tfi I THE CORT i 05 .. ¥n PA Ktep Cool and Comfy. New Cooling System Installed. fA Last Time Tonight ~jnj dii | ffi CHARLES RAY and JOBYNA RALSTON in a big ts Universal Attraction s r 'ffi “THE COUNT OF TEN” S, ' hri! As a coming champ he feared no one—then Cupid stepped in, & IE and delivered a knockout—a true romance of the squared circle If ; ' | with a punch in every scene (Ur ■ ag “KITCHEN TALENT”—Comedy—news ffi Added—The Sixth Chapter of “THE HAUNTED 3* Island" H s 10c—25c * anl SATURDAY—“THE COWBOY KlD”—with REX BELL. g IK SUNDAY and MONDAY—“AFTER TH ESTORM’’—featuring jjy| MITCHELL LEWIS ana ArLICE DAY (UF ■ Sn, ji i — — ■■■■SHKBHNHMBBHMHHMHMHMBMBBHMBHHHHBHBMBHMHHIMHHi SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION WALBRIDGE PARK ■■■■ Wednesday, Aug. 15 via NICKEL PLATE ROAD $1.50 Round Trip Children 5 to 12 years, 75c - SPECIAL TRAIN WITH COMMISSARY CAR will leave DECATUR 6:00 a.m., Derating, direct to WALBRIDGE PARK, stopping at Pleasant Mills, Willshire, Ohio City, and Delphos. Returning train Will 1 leave WALBRIDGE PARK 5:00 p.m. (Central Time.) Train wjll not operate to or from Toledo Union Station. ■ The First M. E. Church Sunday School of DECATUR invites you to BRING YOUR PICNIC BASKETS ahd enjoy the daiy with us seeing new sights and the Wonderful Zoo of animals and birds. 1 Tickets at Nickel Plate Station. COMMITTEE.

j today carrying groceries home and re- ‘ < stocking the pantry. F. M. Schlrmeyer was able to be I | down street tills afternoon after a j slight Illness. j, Terry Wertz of Elkhart visited tho E B. Macy family a few hours today. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper and Dr. and Mrs. E, G. Coverdale motored to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon I where they saw Walter Hagen, a; world champion pluy golf. After-1 wards they met Mr. anti Mrs. Bobay, I had dinner and attended the Etnboyd. .Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller came home ' | this afternoon for a week-end visit, j They are located in Indianapolis temporarily. Mr. and Mis. John T. Myers and daughter Harriet, left today for a sojourn of indefinite length at the northern Indiana lakes. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lewton and f - ~ VACATION OPPORTUNITIES via NICKEL PLATE ROAD $12.00 Round Trip . NIAGARA FALLS - Leave Decatur 2:02 pm., Aug. 18. Return 3:30 a.m., Aug. 19. IK DAYS RETURN LIMIT. 16- dav Excursion to NEW YORK SATURDAY, AU Gv USTIB $27.28 Round Trip Free Side Trip—Buffalo to— Niagara Fails Stopovers. Optional Lake Erie Steamer trip between Cleveland and Buffalo. Attractive side trips. Baggage Checked. Children sto 12 years, half fare. Tickets good in sleeping and parlor cars at usual charge. Make reservations early. Consult Local Ticket Agent _J

daughter Eloise, left yesterday for u sojmu u at Winona Ijike. Talk about a cunnin’ ruse, Slew Nugent got into th - good graces o’ Grocer Lon Moon t’ th' extent o' two cases o 'lcinmon extract b tellin' him,’'

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tli' Klng'n Daughters wuz t’ give a' big banquet. Th' feller that buys two or three hi mb chops tlicse days lu.ln’t ( carin' very much what becomes o’ th' | farmer.- Abe Marfin, Indianapolis 1 News.

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Sunset opens again. Dance to Jack Ferris and his orchestra, Sunday night. No admission charge. Free parking. I —— o * Get the Habit—Trade at novne. it °aya