Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 17 December 1929 — Page 7

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■■Sleeves Have Great Big Wav With I Them This Season Hv VOKK. Dec. 17.-(U.P>-Although th.. conversational poH*ii>ilskirt are far from exhausted, and H un pni(tlPH ()n Hb(nl I an.l downs of thc waistline, the very lat< st i (ipi( . „ r ( ~,n Vi. | . . \ was there a season—or eo it seems when «J... >,. rt „ r l)l( , Mthem aroused so much continent. It may be H aid that the southseason will find all arms exposed in some degr in f ll( l „

just an ordinary in a manner of sash Smli an infinite |s manifested in sleeve il.at it is doubtful if 1K,,, i ill insist upon long pilieir southern resort K-. There are, for example. BKnu.l iioeks with little puff i, iiav and al the same ■ i. n there are others >■ rlv caps, extending straight sl< eves abmc the elbow and favor the length. sponsor the sleeve that ~v ■ iho elbow, and is eona narrow band or cuff. be pushed above the el- ■ ' wearer wishes. Then furl her to diversify the ■ ilu short sleeve, there ' > that button the Sleeve of the arm from '■ elbow, and if desired. Hr, may be worn unbutton- ■ r!.. li falls in graceful cape The three-quarter is featured not only in ■but iii coats as well, with introducing a border tin. e quarter line, while afternoon costumes of mie of the sheer silks, or plain, often outline the |He(im of the three-quart r |Hw" fur, one of the fluffy being a favorite. ■ THETA TAU'S ■ business meeting Durkin Was hosiers Mhtetnb.-rs of the Delta Theta ■fnr’v a: her home on Mei-.,-last evening. Part of I ■ening was spent in discuss- i flood Fellow club which 1 Mrority is sponsoring and a Hos the investigating com ■ was made. ■ Shakespeare club will meet ■ home of Mrs. Cal Peterson, ■sday afternoon at two-thirty ■S COUNTY GIRL ■ED MONDAY Hqui.' wedding ceremony per- ■ at the Baptist parsonage. Hy. afternoon at five o'clock, ■ellie .Miller, daughter of Mr. ■rs. David F. Miller of Decatur ■1 became the bride of Joseph ■ of Marion. Rev. O. E. Miller ■ th» impressive ceremony ■ was witnessed by Lloyd MilBother of the bride and Mr. ■rs. Eppa Meeks, parents of ■oom. The couple will reside Bion where the groom is em- ■ as a laborer. ■T HOUSE EMPLOYEES ■ Y CHRISTMAS PARTY ■teen employees of the Court ■ and st (biographers for corn- ■ abstracting enjoyed a Christ■rty in fort Wayne last even■be ladies motored to Fort •® in a special bus and had ■ r at the Mandarin Case dinfrom. which was decorated for ■eeasion with Christmas ap■htnts. Following the dinner Mt exchange was held and a t social hour was enjoyed after 1 a theater party was held, e Present included the Misses ’Gerke, Helen Eady, Anna and "Oswald, Erma Gage, Marceld Bernice Nelson, Justeen ZerAiiee Lenhart, Aleta Harlow, to.' Walters, Mrs. Clara Antler‘nd Mrs. Maybelle Mydrs. J Ladies Aid Society of the Man Church will meet Tliursoternooti at two o'clock at the ’ ”• Mrs. Rebecca Eady on Street. During the afternoon ■fs tor tlte coming year will noted, a good attendance of “ fc T is desired. * Zii,n Lutheran Missionary pi w '" ' lave a pot-luck supper Lbristtnas exchange Thursday U| tg at six-thirty o'clock at the 10 bouse.. The party will be n t°r ti le members and their tantls. W. Bnshe will entertain . omen's Foreign Missionary e J of the M. E. Church of Mon,a. Iter home Thursday after- “ ‘“stead of Wednesday as was 'Om-ed. Members are requested te the change in date.

mohivc, iii met, n club calendar Tuesday Young Matron’s Club, Mrs. Dee Fry back, 6:30 p. m. Mary and Martha Class of M. E. ( hurch, Mrs. James Harklcss. 7-:ml P. M. Root Township Home Economies i Club, Mrs. Jay Cline, 1:30 p. M. C. L. of C Christmas parfv K < f C. Hall. 6:30 P. M. Psi lota XI party and Christmas exchange. Tri Kappa sorority, Mrs. Milton Swearingen, Wm Engle country home, 8 p. m. Pythian Needle Club, K. of P. Home 2:30 P. M. Otterbien Guild of U. it. Church Miss Clara Ellen Mnmma, 7:30 P M. Wednesday Shakespeare club, Mrs. Cal Peterson, 2:30 p. m. w. O. M. L. Christmas party Mrs. W. M. Klushman 6 p. m. Historical Club Luncheon, Mrs. Homer Ixiwer 1 p. nt. Thursday Yeoman Christmhs party. Yeoman Hall 7:30 p. m. Zion Lutheran Missionary Society Party, Shod house. 6:30 P. M. Women’s Missionary Society of M. E. Church, Mrs. E. W. Bushe, Monroe, 2 P. M. Chistian Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Rebecca Eady. 2 P. M. Dorcas Class cf Evangelical S. S., Mrs. C. E. Hocker, 7:30 p, M. U. B. Work and Win Class, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poling 7:30 p. m. Bona Fide Club, Mrs. Amos Yod1 er. 2 P. M. Civic Department Christmas party, Mrs. Fred Linn, 6:30 propmt. Antioch Missionary Society, Mrs. | Homer Ginter, all day. Kirkland Ladies Club Christmas party, High Schcol gymnasium. Bona-Tems, Christmas party, Mrs. Charles Omlor, 7:30 p. nt. Evangelical Loyal Daughters class;. Mrs. Frank Butler 6 P. M. D, Y. B. Class of U. B. Church Mrs. William Hossman, 7:30 P. M. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Christmas Party, Church Parlors 3-5 P. M. Friday Loyal Daughters Christmas party Mrs. Fred Linn 6:30 p. m. Philathae Class Christmas party • Baptist church parlors, 6:30 p. M. St. Mary's Township Home Economics Club. Mrs. Ben Colter all day. Saturday M. E. King's Heralds, Mis. James Gattshall, 2:30 I'. M. W. M. S. of M. E. Church Pastry Sale and Bazaar, Model Hatchery, Monroe, 1 P. M. Mrs. C. E. Hocker will entertain the membets cf the Dcr. as Class of the Evangelical Sunday Schoo! t her home tonight at seven-thirty o’clock. The election of officers and a Christmas exchange will features of the evening. Every class members is requested to be present. The Work and Win Class of the United Brethren Sunday School will meet Thursday evening at seven.blrty o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Piding on South Tenth •street. All members are urged to attend. The King's Heralds of the Methodist Church will have a Christina . party and gift exihange Saturday afternoon al two-thirty o'clock al t.li? hpme of their teacher, Mrs J:mes Gattshall on First Street. Each girl is to bring a ten cent gift for Ihe exchange. RESEARCH CLUB ENJOYS CHRISTMAS PARTY The members of the Research Club enjoyed the annual Christman party, Monday afternoon, whi?-h was held at the home ot Mrs. C. C Pumphrey on South Third street The affair was in the form of a one o’clock luncheon. The small tables were placed about the living room, and the entire home and tallies were artistically decorated with Christmas colors and effects. A pretty Christmas tree also furnished a further decorative note to the party. Each table was centered with a crystal candle holder with tai! red tapers, and covers were marked by the place cards on the prett-i ted nut cups. A delicious luncheoni was served mid the committee in I

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change of the luncheon included “rs- O. L. Vance, Mm. Frank Dt'wtw. Mrs. Dick Myers and Mrs. H. r. Callow. , the luncheon, Mrs H F Callow, president of the organization, opened the meeting, which waa In turn prealded over by the onI tertalnment committee e<mslsting of Mrs. Eugene. Runyon,, chairman, Mrs. 1,. a. Graham, Mrs. C. C. I‘umplirey, and Mrs. Henry Heller. Mi's. Runyon announced that Mrs. Carrie Haubold would play g Yuletide selection, the theme or which « is Silent Night. Before playing the musical number, Mrs. Haultold told the story of how "Silent Night" had happened to be written. The ladles then joined in singing "It Came Vuon t) le Midnight Clear” and "Hark, The Herald Angels Sing . Mrs. Haubold accompanied at. the piano. Mrs. A. Graham leader for the meeting, told a Christman story, entitled "Mr. Perryman's Christmas Eve'. by Francis S. Vorcher. Mr , Runyon then invited each lady to go to the Chlrstmas tree ’<> Pick a plum, and on opening them, numbers were found. In the fiieplae.: the prettily wrapped pack•ge or Hie gift exchange were found ud the numbers hold by the ladies oerresponded with numbers on the packages. A swial time was enjoyI ed in displaying the gifts received. FIVA HUNDRED CLUB HOLDS CHRISTMAS PARTY The members of the Five Humi'd Club were delightfully entertained with a Christmas party, la** evening at the home of Mrs. Herman Gillig. At six o’clock a delicious dinner was served and the t ible was centered with a little Christmas tree, and at each end of the table was placed a tall red taper in a ciystal holder. I'h ■ gifts for the Christinas exchange were found under a large decorated Christmas tree and each member present was the recipient of a gift. The remainder of the evening was spent in playing Five Hundred. At the conclusion of each game, the two persons having high scores at each table dtew and the winner went to the table called the gift shop and selected a gift. Mrs. Joe Lose was presented the prize for high score at the close of the evening's entertainment. SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB ENJOYS DINNER BRIDGE Mrs. 0. L. Vance was hostess to the members of the Saturday Night Club. Saturday evening. A dinner was served in two courses, after vhicli the remainder of the evening was spent in playing Bridge. Miss Della Sellemeyar was a guest of the Club Mrs. L. A. Graham was presented with the prize for high score. ENTERTAINS MONDAY AFTERNOON CLUB Mis. Frank Gillig entertained the members of her Five Hundred Monday Afternoon Club at her hom»> on Fouth Fifth Street yesterday afternoon. Several small tables were arranged for playing Five Hundred and during the course of games each lady having high score was permitted to select her prize from the “Variety Stole" which was cleverly arranged in the dining ‘room of the Gillig home. Brizes for high scoie were awarded to Mrs. Dynois Schmitt, and Mrs. John Neeiing, and consolation prizes io Mis. Anna Keller and Mrs. M. J. Mylott. Mrs. Fred Schulte and Miss Nell Gobrid were each presented lovely guest prizes. At the conclusion of tlie games Mrs. Gillig, assisted hy her sister, Miss Gabriel, seived a two course luncheon of sersonal appointments. ENTERTAINS PIANO CLASS Miss Su.? Zimmerman entertained the members of her piano class ■it her studio a! the Giles V. Porter home on Winchester street Sunday Mterhoon at four o'clock with a Chiistmas party. While the girls we <• enjoying themselves playing gameq Santa Claus arrived bringing gifts of candy for them. Music, was tli main feature of the afternoon, after which refreshments of pop coin and candy were served. Those present included Maxine Martin, Kithleen Odle. Alice Kath•rine Baker, Vela, Zula and Ruth Porter, Grigg Zimmerman, Sue Zimmerman, Mr. ami Mrs. Giles V. Porter, and "Santa Claus." The members of the Yeoman lodge will meet Thursday evanin,; at scvnn-thlity o'clock, at. which time the annual Christmas party foi I lie members and children will be enjoyed. Games will furnish entertainment 'or the evening. DECATUR GIRL MARRIED SATURDAY Miss Winifred Malonee, daughter of Melvin Malcnee of Decatur was united in tnariage to Walter Finest Sommer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Somini r of Wabash townrhip, Saturday evening, at a pretty single ring ceremony, which took place in Hut parsonage of the Cross Reformed Church in Berne. The wedding service was read by Rev. J. I- Conrad, at six-thirty o’clock. The event was witnessed by Mi. and Mrs. Horace D. Lehman. Mrs. Lehman is a sister to the I groom. I The bride watt attired iu a navy

blue flat crepe dress uud the groom wore dark blue. The couple will probably reside in Fort Wayne where tho groom is employed. The bride during the past has been keeping house for her father, WOMAN'S CLUB ENJOYS CHRISTMAS PARTY The Yuletldo season was celebrated last evening when the hid les of tho Woman's Club held their annual Christinas party at. tlie Library Auditorium at seven forty-five o'clock. The ladies were entertained by the members of tli<> Junior Arts Department and the High School Girl's Glee club who presented a good program. The evening's entertainment was opened by the entire club joining In singing three Christmas carols, "Joy to Hie World," "Come, All Ye k’nithful,” and "It Came Upon The Midnight Clear," which were led by Miss Dessolee Chester. Miss Dorothy Haley accompanied at the piano. Following tlie songs a clever one act play entitled •'With Toys" by R. N. Baker was,presented by the of the Junior Arts Depart incut. This play was given under Hie direction of Mrs. C. (). Porter and Miss Vertical Whalen. Tlie story contained >• I'hrfMtmii* theme and was woven about a brother and ester, Bobby and Betsy who had been separated. Betsy wanted her mother to purchase the Masked doll for het and when refused wandered away from her home. She entered Ihe toy shop where she found many dolls and toys which had not been sold at Christmas time. She fell asleep and the dolls came to life in her dream. A clever story was enacted witli the finale finding a separated father and mother united and the brother and sister, Bobby and Betsy, tlie owner of all the dolls in the doll shop for their Christinas gifts. The girls of the Junior Arts Department presented thulr parts in a pleasing manner and the play was enjoyed by all those present. Following the pay several musical numbers including tlie Cantata, “Chimes of Hie Holy Night" were presented by the High School Girl's Glee Club and several members of the Junior Arts Department. The musical numbers were under the direction of Mi s Dessolee Chester and were accompanied at the piano by Miss Louise Haubold. The social hour of th ' evening came under the direction of the Music Section of the Woman's Club who served tea, wafers, and Christmas candies to the members of She ehil> and their guests. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS WITH BUNCO PARTY Mi-’s Dorothy Young entertained i group of her friends from the junior cLss of tlie Decatur H'gh schorl at her home on North Fifth street, last evening. The home was attractively decorated in Christmas colors for tlie ecasion, and four tables were arranged about tlie ent -rtaining rooms fer Bunco which furnished ente:tainment for tlie evening. At the conclusion of the glines, prizes vere awarded to Mr. anil Mrs. Max Kidd. Margaret Kitson and Vaughan Snedeker.

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The hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Young served delicious refreshments. Those present at the affair included Mr. and Mrs. Max Kidd, Isabel! Odle, Bernice doss. Esther SundeVinan, Margaret Kitson, Ruth Macklin and Dorothy Young. Arthur Slininorloh, Harold Melchl, James Burk, Richard Steele Vaugan Euedeker, Wayne Zerkle, and Janies Engoler. — Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Peterson have received word from Fort Thomas Ky. thul their grandson, Bobby Peterson, who inis been quite ill with pneumonia several days is mneli Improved and il is bellved the I Isis has passed. Tho stores were open last evening and did a very good business. Many who cannot get down to do their Christmas trading during tlie days may thus take care of tlie task or pl. ‘in ure. Officer Womack caught four voting mon playing cards in the tewshoys room back of this office 'ast niglit a'nd routed them. They were using a candle to furnish light, i very dangerous tiling to do and he next time they are caught will be jiiuSei ute<l to tlie limit. Miss Josephine Jaberg will arrive in tills city Sunday to spend two week's Christmas vacation with lo r laronts. Mi. and Mrs. .Martin Jain 1.; oi tills city. Josephine is a student muse at Northwestern University School of Nursing, Chicago. Mis, Lloyd Youse and daughter Eileen Mae of Fort Wayne spent Sunday in 'this city visiting with Mr . Mae Andrews and oilier relatives and friends. Gid Weaver cf near Geneva was looking after business here yesterday. Miss Fiancis Murphy of Monroe was q business visitor here yesterday. Why don't Ford drivers relax occasionally instead of alius lookin like they wuz sittin' on a tack? Laurel Kit, who recently married one o’ tlie most pop lar members o' the younger set, fergot an’ wore his apron down town today. —Abe Mai I in. Indianapolis News Mis- Alice Hain and Arthur Boni-

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tas spent Hie week-end visiting In Delphos, Ohio. Ralph Butler of Fort Wayne visited tn Decatur today. Mr. and Mrs. J. F Parrish and son Hobby of route 6, iiecutur .visited In this city this morning. E. R Rector of Furl Wuyne was a business visitor in Ducatur today. Ed Schieterstein of Root Township attended Io business In Decatur, tills morning. Attorney 11. M. DeVoss transacted business in Fort iWayne yesterd y. Mins Delores Wertenberger took both sectiona of her Ninth grade foods cJasses of Decatur high school to Miitscliler's Meat market' today where tlie girls learned the dliTerent cuts of moat and how they were prepared lor Hie market. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haley and daughter Margaret motored to Fort Wayne this afternoon. Frink Schumacher made a business tiip to Fort Wayne. L. A. Holthouse is busy taking contracts in the W.ihash county territory and reports good success. It has been reported to the police that some one entered It. F. Roller's room al his former rooming place and look all Ids clothing. Fred Harmon of near the Ohio st ite line was greeting friends here .vd.ij. He says they are sure in the mud this Week. The road past his place lias been torn up by the con tractor on the state road and they

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Put the Merry” in his Christmas with any one of These Gifts ' > ■ • ijr, tint kin-. rziwiJ 'WW <)ther Gift Suggestions p, S"; L \ / Interwoven Socks \ •* la\ I 1- / - ■ W / Stetson I hits SI il;iltse;i (doves (mbSM,. >:»,<.*< i— ■■■■taui p a j a m a s Handkerchiefs Pajamas are always a good gft ,' l,al ", IV wilf tin an\ man. But these new —»«.. many. The beautiful new Faullles . No-Belt pajamas are »terns hi regular handkerchief not only mw but also modern. ‘ 1,1,11 ol ' !>'•"'> with hand emare h( antiml in broadcloth at A " 1 h,,X, ' s i "" 1 ri ' u l,i I g t(»r Christmas. •• $2.00 to $5.00 I” 1 Hk . to SE(M) Silk Sc,-iris Gladstone Bags ► Ibil < s Wool Bath Bobes A I’ancv Shorts \\\\\\\VMidi lie Vests c f ■WwW I GnlirSds (w Buys (lilts Wlr « ,/ SHIR T S NECKWEAR A .hit always plea "sanynmn, .... . . ,Jm,l irm- us it nd., ties' but when It'S an ARROW Shirt, ’ ,11,S l’ Ul ,n '’OXCS , ~l uuv; |h( . lli . st g)| . ( |<)r it plea es him twice as much. •Jwivw Ii L ,1 11111,1 11 a ways a last minute' Beautiful new Christmas put- IIK I<l gUI Ui . it , whj Ol , r HUIS ill collar attached, eob.ir Tli-it't v> lii Clio turn stock fresh ami now to mutch or with thc new Demi- mats w 11V (V (h( ( . V( . |ljll> , |)( . f|j| . ( , tl|( , (ljj . Bosom at we (]o i( dil y. $1.50 to $5.00 SO C to $2.50 J’he men’s store where women like to buy. HoiTficusiprg XCHULTE XfCjD. Decatur, Ind. Mss/

ate about shut in. Miller’s Raisin Bread for sale Wednesdays and Saturdays each week at all grocers.

THE CORT Last Time Tonight “FROZEN JUSTICE” v An All-Talking Melodrama with Lenore lilric—Louis Wolheim Hie prey <;l teinjnstiious gold hunting desperadoes in Hie \ ttkoii . . . she. loveliest flower of the hitter north, hungry for the love of only her ONK man! ‘ I’K'KLISH BUSINESS,” Talking Comedy. Movietone News. 25c —5O c (live one of our Coupon Tickel books lor a (iilt this year. Wed. and Thurs.—"DANGEROUS WOMAN" an all talkie.* ______ ' 1 ' :: ■' '• "■■ . : . . : '* ;; *: '] | The ADAMS Theatre ! Last Time Tonight TALKING—SINGING—BANCINGI is BUDDY ROGERS and NANCY CARROLL -tn- | “ILLUSION” ” Aim rim's Ik>.v liiend. Clihilch (Buddy! Rogm-s. mid his sparlu g ■t ling HWeetlumit of “CLOSE HARMONY" and "ABIE'S IRISH 3 ! K ROSE," Nancy Can-oil ... In Arthur Train's thri'iing, bw£ K H Helling romance of stage and society! « Also-"GENTLEMEN OF THE EVENING," An ALL TALK “ ,J ING Comedy A WOW! Added-Billy Joes and Ernie Hare >< (THE IN’IERWOVEN PAIR! The HAPPINESS BOYS— M “ Radio Stars —in a Movietone Act. B . 25c —5O c “ Wee. & Thura. Ina Claire (Mrs. John Gilbert) in "THE ” AWFUL TRUTH" ALL TALKING. I « Coning CLARA BOW in "THE SATURDAY NIGHT KID" B -All Talking! :: I »n « a a:: :i :< au: aam >< st!:: aa a x ata anaaa aa a a a aaaa aa x x'x >f a

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PIANO TUNING Mr. Krimmel, the piano tuner,of Fort Wayne, Is here forafewdaye. | Orders can be left at the Rice 'Hotel, Phone S7. 298t2x