Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 2, Decatur, Adams County, 2 January 1931 — Page 5

"taw-, Ntf J&AftV ECI./ //f&\\ c r .~ v/ 11*1 )J' * Mtac Mary Macy H Mlm Margaret Haler / <O* P* lon ’’* l *W®— Giving the Sleeve a Puff »w York, Jan. 2. —(U.R) —ln considering fashions for resort wear, qq . iportance of the sleeve or the suggestion of a sleeve cannot be ight of. Favor has followed the sleeve of puffed versions tiled first in evening gowns in the Irene Dana fashion, and then IP»Ld to afternoon dresses. But the afternoon sleeve with a puff differs from the evening dress type considerably. It eralf no attempt to be naive, Itis practical and very flattering. |

tucked expressions have a J'deal to do with the success FuU r ... Sse sleeves. Pin-tucks from . toulder are released to form outline above the elbow, a narrow hand at that point. b ——«j event that long sleeves are ■d, the pintucks are again „ -•"»f luced, thus achieving a long . W line to the wrist. This a ‘‘''rtent is especially successful 0 a- the frock is fashioned of a , n silk, printed or plain, with ’ *■ dn-tucks repeated elsewhere u rrings are handled in similar p hS Slier. sometimes confined and favoring the gaufre type of Up ngs, resulting in an even i **V • effect. Sleeves of this sort — the happy faculty of flatter- I [ |j[)|\tifferent types of women, and offer a decided change from I )I. —lrock that is sleeveless or has ly a cape sleeve. 9C ERTAINS WITH \ YEAR’S EVE DINNER . and Mrs. H. B. Dierßes en- s or '"P ; i nt! d at tlieir home on South * ver street, with a six o'clock , or-, ;en dinner on New Year’s Eve. '£♦ r homo was attractively decor- , rn- ’in the season’s colors of green ( Ifred, and the long table in the ni " A-ig room was arranged with ( aS. lighted tapers at cither end. i MCter the dinner, small tables ’R arranged for playing pinochle. ( which a watch party and so- < evening were enjoyed. —_ lose present were Mr. and Mrs. 1 i vC Werling and son Eugene, Miss 1 — 1 -vina Newhard and John Rein- 1 IX EV of Fort Wayne, Miss Mildred | l ling of Preble, Harry Heuer, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Dierkes. ■* MORS GUESTS , pj. H DINNER PARTY ,L r. and Mrs. Eli Goldner of ( • >le entertained with a six j |P >ck dinner party at their home, , rsday evening, honoring Mr. Mrs. Ray Werling and son < I) (Elene of Fort Wayne. Covers I e laid for the honored guests, ’ Cthe Misses Christina and I line Stine of Fort Wayne, and > per Dilling of Preble. iranjl s - class c I S WATCH PARTY members of the V. I. S. >s of the United Brethren Sun- , m«t School enjoyed a New Year’s o'- ♦(Watch partv at the home of ‘ Josephine Hill, on West Ad- ‘ t street, Wednesday evening. home was prettily decorated ( u .“ c ,h a Christmas tree and other , ointments and motifs of the ictay colors. , mall tables were arranged for j jyfng bunco and after several f nes were played, high score t ses were awarded the Misses I ‘ J |J Ttha Noll and Agnes Fuhrman. r » r tot-luck supper was then served. :r which the members watched c coming of the nevi’ year, and ' • oyed a social evening. 1 1 z ISaHE 1 PLEASANT CLASS ■' iATIa REGULAR MEETING 'he memliers of the Mt. Pleas- ■ a ■ Bible class met at the horn?' Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, idncsdity evening for the regular 7 eting and a New Year's Evo f —-ty. | g IA x'orval Fuhrman, teacher of the. ss had charge of the lesson p ur and conducted a lesson on the f zenth, eighth, and ninth chap-, 's of Corinthians. I t Ifter the business meeting > ones and contests were enjoy d. a the hostess served refresh- a Brta-nts at the close of the evening, t the twenty-seven members pres- ]

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CLUR CALENDAR Friday Pythian Sister called meeting K. of P. Home 7 p. m. W. R. C. Postponed. Pocahontas Lodge, Red Men Hall I 7:30 P. M M. E. Women’s Home Missionary Society Mrs. F. H. Nichols,' 2:30 p. m. Monday Literature Department postponed until Friday. Eastern Star Inspection and potluck supper, Masonic Hall, 6 p. tn. Tuesday Tri Kappa sorority social meeting. Mrs. Leo Saylors, 8 p. m. Canpe Diem Club,’Mrs. Francis! Howell, 7:30 p.m. C. L. of C- Installation and social D. C. H. S. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Zion Reformed Phoebe Bible class, Mrs. Tillman Gehrig, 7:30 Thurgoav Presbyterian W. H. and F. Missionary Society, Presbyterian manse 2:30 p m. ent. The next meeting of the class will be held with Francis Fuhrman on Wednesday, January 14. PALAVER CLUB HAS NEW YEAR’S PARTY The members of the Palaver Club of Decatur high school and one additional guest enjoyed a New Year’s Party in the private entertaining roms of Campbells, Thursday even ing. Decorations of the rooms were in keeping with the seasonal appointments, and a large decorated Christmas tree was used. Small tables were arranged for playing bunco, and after the games were enjoyed, the tables were laid with linens and a one course luncheon was served. Dancing was enjoyed during the remainder of the evening. The members of the Palaver Club sponsor and participate in the debating events of the high school Those present last evening include the Misses Betty Franklin Kathryn Hower, Eileen Burk, Betty Frisinger, Helen Hain, Ruth Whines, Louise Haubold, Esther Sunderman Mary Engle, Mary Maxine Brown, and the Messrs. Dick Schug, Edward Martz, Paul Handler, James Burk, Marion Baker. Miss Martha Moser, a former member of the club and a student, at Ball State college at Muncie, was a guest of the club members. NEWLY-WEDS HONORED WITH DINNER AND PARTY Mr and Mrs. Francis Stults, who were m arried on Wednesday evening, December 24. 1930, were honored with a dinner at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stults, east of this city, Thursday noon. Covers were laid for the honored couple, Francis Stults, and his bride who was formerly Miss Florence Kith". Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kuhn, Theral Stults. Mrs. Al Miller, Trueman Stults, Miss Virginia Smith of Berne, Mr. and Mrs. Antnti Miller and Mr- and Mrs. Marion Stults. During the afternoon several friecds called and a basketball game and music was enjoyed. Late in the evening another group of friends surprised the couple with an old fashioned belling party. MISS VIVIAN ACKER MARRIED NEW YEAR’S EVE .no marriage of Miss Vivian Acker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Acker, 957 Walnut street, this city, | and Russel A. White, son of Mr. | and Mrs, If. O White of Monroeville took place in the Methodist Episcopal church parsonage. Wednesday

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evening, December 31, 1930, at nine thirty o'clock The Rev. B. H. Frank lin, pastor of the church, read tho' Impressive episcopal marriage service and received the marriage vows. The double ring ceremony was used. Mr and Mrs. Ceci) Melehi of this city attended the couple, and were the only witnesses of the ceremony. The bride wore a pretty frock of black < biffon trimmed with lace, fashioned long with a high belt at the waistline. She wore a strand of crystals, a gift -of the groom. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. White attended the New Year's Eve dance at the Decatur Country Club, before leaving for Chicago, Illinois, where they spent their honeymoon. They will return to this city Sunday. The bride was graduated from the i Decatur High School and the War-' ner Beauty College in Fort Wayne • She has operated a beauty parlor on I Monroe street in this city since her graduation, and will continue her > work there. Mr. White attended school in Monroeville and Indiana University He is a member of the Phi Delta I Kapna fraternity in this city. He i has been engaged as manager of the IH. (). White Service station •<’ Monroe street. i The Phoebe Bible class of the Zion Reformed Sunday school will meet Wednesday evening at seventhirty o'clock with Mrs. Tillman Gehrig. The assisting hostesses for the evening will be Mrs- Dallas Goldner, Mrs. John Beineke and , Mrs. Walter Deitsch. - I’he C. L: of C. will Yield the regular , meeting Tuesday evening at sevenj thirty o’clock aY Decatur Catholic I high school instead of the K. of C. ! Hall. The installation of officers will lake place, and after the meeting refreshments will be served and a social hour will be enjoyed. WORK AND WIN CLASS HOLDS REGULAR MEETING The Work and Win class, of the United Brethren Sunday school held its regular meeting at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harvey, Thursday evening. Rev. R. E. Vance had charge of the devotional services, after which a short business meeting was held. 1 Forty two members of the class ’ responded to the roll call and | three visitors, Mrs. Charles Hitchcock. Mrs. Leona Marquardt and daughter Emma were present. Mr. and Mr-. Orval Roop had charge of the entertainment for the evening, and a number of interesting games were played. The hosts and hostesses for the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harvey and Mr. and Mrs Ed. Hower served a delicious luncheon. The Carpe Diem Club will meet Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock prompt, at the home of Mrs. Francis Howell on Monroe street. PYTHIAN SISTERS ’ ENTERTAIN FAMILIES Twenty-one members of the , Pythian Staters lodge and their families enjoyed a New Year’s , Day dinner in the K. of P. Home, Thursday noon. One long table was arranged for the dinner, and covers were laid for those present. During the afteniopa a social hour was enjoyed, and twentyseven covers were arranged at the table for supper in the evening. The Tri Kappa sorority will hold a social meeting at the home of Mrs. Leo Saylors. Tuesday nipght at eight o'clock. Mrs- P. B. Thomas will be the assisting hostess. The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the manse. Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock. .Mrs. H. Fernthei! Mrs. Harry Stults, and Mrs. A. M. Anker will be hostesses for the meeting, and Mrs. Ed Moses will have charge of the lesson study. I i HONORS GUESTS : WITH BUNCO PARTY Miss Mary Ann Lose entertained lat her home on Winchester street,! iThutsday evening in honor of her I uncle, Herman Bogner, and his friend, Vincen Miur of Souix City, lowa, who are visiting at the Lose home. Small L.bles were arranged about the entertaining rooms, and several j games of Bunco were played. Those i I who were successful in winning the I j prizes were the Misses M:iry Straub ' and Tltersa Baker Fred Murray and, Herman Wolpert. A number of other interesting I

To Lead Singing ■ Miss Harriett Davis Miss Davis is an Adams county ! young lady and hais had special; training in song leading. She will assist during the entire length of the Rev C-val at Beulah Chapel. To Be Pianist Miss Blanch Harlan Miss Harlan resides at Union City. She has devoted much of her time to church work and will preside at the piano at the Beulah Chapel Revival services.

~ 'games were played, after which the | tables were laid with dainty lunch ,' eon cloths, and a delicious luncheon ■ | in one course was served. ■ , Gtiests at the party included Frances Wolpert, Mary Loshe, Agues Wolpert. Mary Straub, Theresa : Baker, Catherine Schumacher, Mary • Miller, George Loshe. Herman Wol- ’ per’. Arthur Loshe, all of this city ■ Frank Borel aud Fred Murray of 1 Fort Wayne; aud Herman Bogner land Vincent Miur of Souix City, ; lowa, and the hostess. Miss Lose. j ■ POPULAR LOCAL COUPLE • MARRIED NEW YEAR'S EVE 1 A wedding which comes as a , pleasant surprise to their many i friends in this city is that of Miss I Marie Reffey. daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. Lee Reffey and Raymond Br; dyberry, son of Mr-and Mrs. Frau. ■ Brandyberry of this city, which 1 took place at the Presbyterian church parsonage, Wednesday even ing at ten-thirty o'clock. Rev. Harry 11. Fernthell, pastor received tne wedding vows, using the double ring ceremony. The couple was attended by Mr. ! and Mrs. Roy Andress. Preceding the ceremony Miss Josephine Anderson sang “At Dawning.’’ to Her own piano accompaniment. The bride was lovely in a grey crepe frock, fashioned with a high belted waistline, long flaring skirt, and tight sleeves that flared at the elbows. A small black and silver hat, black kid footwear with grey trim, and grey hose completed the attractive ensetnble. She carried <1 bridal bouquet of roses,sweet peas and baby's breath. Her only jewelry 1 was a beautiful diamond pendant. I the groom's gift. i The bridosmatron, Mrs. Andress, wore a black dress with grey trim, and fashioned similar to that worn by the bride. Her hat was black felt t. mined with white, and she wore • black footwear. A:ter the ceremony Ihe coupl” I was honored With a dinner party | 'given in the apartment of Mr. ano ; I Mrs. Andress on Second street- A ■ (long table was arranged for the din liter, and was <entered with flowers. I Covet s were laid for the bridal par

ty and a number of their intimate friends. Mr. and Mrs. Brandyborry left after the party for a short wedding 1 rip, returning to this city lodaj. they will be at home for the present with Mr. and Mrs. Antjress The bride and groom both attended Decatur hirfh school, and are well known in this city. The bride was employed at the Helt-Miller-Lau Candy company in Fort Wayne tor a nptnber of years, and for the past year has been working at the General Electric Company In this city. The groom Is employed as a meat cutter at the Schmitt Meat Market. The Literature Department of the Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mrs. J. W. Tyndall, Friday evening. January 9, at seven-thirty | o'clock- The Mesdames Phillip Obeinaiwr, Charles Teeple, Ruby DurInin, and John Tyndall will be the i hostesses for the evening. Members of the department are requested tc i note the change in time irom Monday evening to Friday evening. HONORS HUSBAND WITH BIRTHDAY DINNER ! Mrs. John Barnett entertained | with a dinner party at her home on '.Mercer avenue, Thursday noon. I honoring her husband, John BarI nett, who celebrated his eighty-first 'birthday anniversary. After the dinner a social afternoon and games were enjoyed. The honor guest received many gifts in remembrance of his birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramey, Mrs- Ida Lovelace, Mr. and Mrs. William Ramey and daughter Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. 1 William Steffey and son Bud, and Joe Ramey all of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cloud and son Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnett and daughters Madonna and Josephine, and Mr- and Mrs. John Barnett. Therew ill be a called meeting of the Pythian Sisters in the K of P. Home, tonight ait seven o'clock. Every Pythian Sister is urged to be present at the meeting. ENTERTAIN WITH NEW YEAR’S DAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. L. H- Kleinhenz and daughter Ethel aud Jane and son I Bob entertained at New Year's din'ner, Thursday, for Mrs. Carrie Elimger and daughter Jeanette, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ehinger and sons Charles and Jim. and R. C. EhingerENTERTAINED AT (ANNIVERSARY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shoaf of south I of Decatur entertained at dinner on I New Scar’s day in observance of I their weUding anniversary and the I birthday of A. F. Shoaf. Covers were jiaid for Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shoaf and children Virginia, Loren, Betty Gloria and Doris, A. F. Shoaf, Mr. 'and Mrs. Shoaf and children Ear). Winifred and Wayne Richard. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Graliker 'entertained at their home in this city on New Year’s Day with a dinner. honoring Miss Ann Sullivan. Estelle. Qt o, and John Wemhoff all of Fort WaynejENTERTAIN AT BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. Mary Full nkamp entertained with a New Year's dinner. Thursday, honoring the birthday anniversaries of her daughter, Miss Rose Fullenkamp, and Charles Ballard of Fort Wayne. Covers were arranged at the din ling table for Mr. and Mrs. Ballard. !Al Bergeman, Dew y McDowall, 'Herb Fullenkamp of Fort Wayne: Dr. and Mrs. Robert Myers and (laughter, Marjorie Rose, of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fullenkamp and daughters Patricia, Rose Mary and Noreen; Mrs. Clara Myers and son Cletus, and Jer■ome; Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. I Mrs. Mary Fullenkamp and daugh- ; t. r, Miss Rose. GUESTS ENJOY NEV/ YEAR’S DAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. George Baumgartner and family entertained on New j Year's Day with a twelve o'clock dinner in Fort Wayne. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Frank | Hurst and daughter Mabie, Mr.' Lend Mrs. Harry Fuhrman 'end sons! I Robert and Dais and daughtrr Agnes, of this city: Miss Myrtle Fuhrman of Fort Wayne. 0 _ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M yers I and son of Indianapolis are visit-! ing with relatives in this city and, Markle.

Methodist Pastor Rev. Glen Bryan Rev. Bryan will huve charge c.f Beulah Chapel M. E. church next the Revival meetings starting at Sunday. | t frTownTalk 1. W. Macy is in Galion, Ohio today on business. Mrs. Grace Alwela and children returned to their home at Shelby, Ohio today after a weeks visit here. W. A Lower returned to Union City this morning after spending New Years day here. A letter from John Carmody wishes all his friends here a Happy New Year. He is associated with the W. H. Roban Company, investment bankers at Fort Wayne. Dr. and Mrs. E G. Coverdale were New Year's day guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. O. Jones at Berue. W. P- Schrock left today for Marjtinsville, Indiana where he will be the guest ot the Berne Overall Company. by whom he is employed as a salesman. The company is holding their annual meeting of salesmen there and during the week will see that every salesman is given whatliver baths or treatment is necessary to put him in A-l condition for the business battle during the year Miss Josephine Jaberg, a student 'nurse at the Northwestern UniverIsity School of Nursing is spending la few days in this city visiting her Imo hei, Mrs. Martin Jaberg and brother, Russell. Mrs. Clara Anderson and S. W Hale were dinner guests of Mr- and Mrs. L. B. Smith and family at Berne, Thursday. Miss Wilhelmina Schnitz has re- ■ mrned from Fort Wayne where she (visited Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Baumgart'r(>r and family. * Ruth Martz. John Utterback and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Utterback moItored to Terre Haute where they 1 spent the holidays visiting with friends, and where they attended the Indiana State Teacher's College banquet. Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Smith and son Lowell, Jr-, of Detroit. Michigan arrived in this city Wednesday evening to spend several days visiting j with relatives. Bob Anderson ot East Chicago is ! spending several days visi’iug his cousin. Petie Mylott of this city. 1 Miss Viola Schmitz a student I nurse al St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis arrived in this city Wednesday afternoon to spend several days visiting her parents. Mr. and I Mrs.'Frank Schmitz. Wednesday '-■ve'ni.’g she and Charles Weefer of Huntington attended the New ! \ ear’s Eve dance. Joseph McNamara of Indianapolis lis spending several davs visiting friends in this city. Miss Harriet Wallace spent New Year's Eve in IndianapolisAl Korb of Fort Wayne visited in this city Wednesday evening. Miss Naomi Harkless and Dwight Gegler of Auburn spent New Years Day visiting the former’s parents

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in this city, Tom O'Connell of Fort Wayne via ited with friends here Wednesday evening and attended the New Year's Eve dance. The Misses Lucy Little and Margaret Kitson and the Messrs. Elisha Little and Vaughn Hilyard motored to Peru Wednesday evening where they visited with friends. Thursday Miss Lucy Little motored to India napolis where she has accepted a temporary position with the Public Health Staff. Mr. and Mrs. Morrill Schnitz and sons Bobby, Dickie, and Ralph Al 1 len spent New Year’s Day in Fort' Wayne, the guests of Mrs. Schultz's

THE ADAMS THEATRE Tonight and Saturday—lsc-35c GEORGE BANCROFT in “DERELICT’ with Jessie Royce Landis and Wm. Boyd. The Talking Screen’s First Breath-Taking Sea Drama! Now “The Mighty” Bancroft thunders on the deep! Bellig- ! erent, two-fisted captain of a doomed ship with the one num in the world he hates and the woman who doublecrossed him. til his mercy! A giant of a num in a sweep- ! ing deep-sea romance. A story of combat. ADDED—IOth Chapter “THE LONE DEFENDER” and An All Talking Comedy. SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY “BIG MONEY’ with Eddie Quillan, Robert Armstrong, James Gleason, Miriam Seegar, Margaret Livingston. A decidedly new picture story of a rollicking racketeer with more nerve than common-sense and a streak of luck a mile 1 wide. THE CORT SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY Matinee Sunday at 2 p.m.—loc-35c First Sunday Evening Show at 6:30—20c-10c — ' fcJikL.I ■■■»■"——ll ■ Mil. 7 I S Mb 11 wW * j Surrender! f l filial his sy wMK. |jL<. code as a soldier, / b, ’i ,l "‘ ' ’ wiles ol woman, BQ 1 be w;ls v - I bss ’ 1 00 k'l*' i**’ ] ' ’•‘•idized the <’»»sl> r -4 In hut not 100 late ’ || F* Io even the score of love behaved. ! u with I 1 Warner Baxter 5? - Myrna Loy UP aw /ZaC F-J I « Noah Beery 4 / ffivy' ■ Adtkd ■ \ MAU H(n sE ” \ ■ baking eomedv. \ 1 l Alß ° Id \\ I t* W j ; '' r — ! Movietone News -ggy 'J > ant Cartoon, 1 a “I he Naw.” — TONIGHT-TOMORROW — Jack Holt. Dorothy Revier, Little Davey Lee, in a big underworld attraction “THE SQUEALER.” Also—3rd chapter of the talking serial, I “THE SPELL OF THE CIRCUS.” Also (artoon. Matinee Saturday 10c-35c Evening 15c-35c

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parentk, Mr ami Mrs. Frank Snyder. E. L. Ilarlacher and brother J. E. Harlacher left Saturday morning for Lakeworth, Florida, where they will remain for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huser of Berne visited in this city Friday morning.

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