Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 September 1914 — Page 6

fvv.v. Dr. and Mrs. James McCall, of South ,,.L?f::.:•. •,., Frultridge avenue, announce the birth i*~ :./ tOf a daughter, P'riday morning at 9 •as-:t:\a|o'clock. Dr. and Mrs. McCall have

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Dr. Jacob Kaplan, of South Sixth

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fried Phillips, of Copenhagen. Mrs. Phillips possesses a remarkable bass -M-" voice. In order to introduce him to ijpafc}.-: Dr. Kaplan's friends and to the music* loving people of Terre Haute, a com-fck-."-.s plimentary recital lias been planned lor Thursday evening, October 1, at the Temple Israel. Invitations will be •. issued, but any one interested in the ~v vocal art, teachers and students, are v. invited to be present. Dr. Kaplan is -x making an effort to have Mr. Phillips locate permanently here and to open

musical studio. Mr. Phillips has

:.e (been singing in rccitals and concerts for several years, his tours having been under the management of one of I the largest and most successful New 4''{« I- York musicaJ agencies.

Dr. Kaplan and those who have heard Mr. Phillips sing, promise a rare musical treat at his initial recital.

Mrs. J. M. Secrest, of North Tenth 'Street, entertained Tuesday evening W-.i.- with a family dinner in honor of Mrs.

John E. Osborn and Mrs. Phil H. fea Spohn, of Greensburg, who are me 4guests of Mrs. Mcllroy B. Glenn and Sj^'-av family, of South Seventh street.

Covers were laid for Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Spohn, Mrs. Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. B. Appel, John C. Watson. Mr. and W"••.«Mrs. J. M. Secrest, the Misses Jessie

Jvnd Dorothy Glenn.

taiStoV: Mrs. Glenn entertained Wednesday v: atternoon at auction in honor of Mrs. '.Osborn and Mrs. Spohn. Prizes were •f awarded Mrs. J. E. Roedel, Mrs. John vS. Cox, and the guest pr'ze was awarded Mrs. Osborn. The prizes were handembroidered guest towels, the handir/work of the hostess.

Mrs. Joseph Flaig entertained with an informal thimble party Thursday ::ji.fternoon in her apartments at the

Filbeck, having as honor guest Mrs. Buckingham, of California, who is spending the winter with her son, iFrank Buckingham, and family. The afternoon was spent in needlework and conversation, after which ice cream, ,,cake and coffeo were served. This is (the first in a series of informal companies to be given by Mrs. Flaig.

Those present were Mrs. Buckintfh?. m, Mrs. Frr.nk Buckingham, Mrs. George G. J. Hoffman, Mrs. J. Kennedy, Mr

Edward A. Kiefner, Mrs. Charles '-Filbeck, Mrs. N. Hickman, Mrs. Otto C. .Hornung, Mrs. Peter Miller.

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Willdn.ms, of 1233 South Tenth street, entertained Inursaay evening at their :,home in honor of Mrs. Ralph Bach, •who leaves Saturday for Bloomington, where she will make her home. The evening was spent in music, games and ^dancing. Refreshments were served.

Those present were Mrs. Ralph Bach, .-'Paulino Brueslng, Allie Bryant, Anna r* Hollo, Mary Louise Heckelsberg, Berthd ft., Cotiom Buelah McCullough, James

Meicer, James Dailey, of Olney, 111. pSS}: Omer "Vance. Paul and Lawrence pv:.'j- Gwinn, Edwin Heckelsberg, Oscar

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Rev. F. R. Cardwell, pastor of the United Evangelical church, corner Seventh end Locu6t streets, left Friday for Chicago, where he will attend a convention of the Sunday schools and young people's focieties of this denomination. Captain B. E. Stahl of the Light House mission, will fill the pulrit Sunday morning and the Rev. J. P. Shagley will occupy the pulpit at the night service.

Mrs. Theodore Stone and son, Theodore, left Thursday night for Chicago, whence they go to San Francisco to make th«ir homo with the former's brother. John McBride, formerly of this city, and now a prosperous wholesale merchant in the west. Mrs. .Stone's •niece, Miss Jane Daugherty, accom-

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A. single 10c package of this wholesome food contains four times the nutrition of meat. It builds up. makes bone and muscle. It is the food that is very rich in gluten. You should give your children Faust Macaroni often. It makes an excellent dinner and. when cooked right, it is appetizing and delicious to the last morsel. Send for free recipe book and find out how many different Ways this economical food can be prepared.

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panted her as far as Chicago, where she will visit her aunt, Mrs. William Gibson.

The first meeting of the Clio club will be held Tuesday afternoon, September 29, at the home of Mrs. F. Westphal, South Center street. In accordance with the custom of the club the first meeting will be In observance of president's day. The work for the year will be discussed, after which there will be refreshments and a social hour.

Mrs. David L. Watson, of South Sixth street, will entertain Saturday at auction at her home in honor of Mrs. Philip Spohn and Mrs. Osborn, of Greensburg, wno are visiting Mrs. Spohn's sister, Mrs. McElroy B. Glenn, and family.

Mrs. Spohn and Mrs. Osborn will return Monday to their home in Greensburg.

Mrs. M. H. Waters, of Maple avenue, has returned from a two months' visit in the east. Mrs. Waters spent most of her time at Woodshole, Mass., on

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not give them too much meat. Meat overheats the system and, besides, a lot of meat is not necessary, for there are other foods that are just as nutritious and some more so than meat. One of the finest exam of a meat substitute is

the seashore, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers. From there she made visits at Schenectady, N. Y., with her son, Edward G. Waters, and wife and at East Martinsburg, where she visited her mother.

Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Walker announce the marrlaffe of their daughter, Bertha May, to Dr. George Curtis Congleton, Thursday evening, September 24, at 8 O'clock, by the Rev. H. Farr Waggener. Dr. and Mrs. Congleton left immediately for a short wedding trip. Upon their return they will be at home at 329 South Fifteenth street.

Mrs. Frances Haberly Robertson, state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, who is visiting Mrs. William Mack, of North Eighth street, was a guest Thursday at the Fort Harrison Country club. Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Mack motored to the club in the J. M. Hedges car, with Mrs. Hedges as their hostess.

Mrs. W. C. Palmer, of Collett Park place, left Friday for Fort Riley, Kansas, where she will visit her brother, C. W. Searcey, and family. Mrs. Palmer will be accompanied as far as Kansas City by MIES Antoinette Frisz, who will continue the trip to San Fiancisco, Cal., for an Indefinite visit.

Mrs. John R. Hager, of Seattle, Wash., has planned to arrive in Terre Haute December 1 and remain until March with her mother, Mrs. John Hyde, and Miss Carrie A. Hyde, of North F.ighth street. Mrs. Hager, with her husband, Dr. Hager. and three children formerly lived In Terre Haute.

Mrs. B. F. McKeen, of North Eighth street, and daughter, Mrs. Warren Hussey, of North Seventh street, have returned from Asheville, N. C., where they spent a few days with the former's grandson, Frank Wilson McKeen. Mr. McKeen Is at Asheville for the benefit of his health.

Mrs. Anton Hulman entertained with an informal auction Thursday afternoon at her home on Chestnut street. Following the games a luncheon was served at the card tables.

Mrs. Frank Kidder, of Paris, 111., was an out-of-town guest.

Serbert Gordlnk, eon of Judge W. Gerdink, and Ted Graham, son of Trustee Joseph L. Graham, of Riley, will be roommates during the year at Indianapolis, where they have entered the law school.

The teachers of the Social Settlement have planned a social afternoon for Saturday at the settlement building for the girls. There will be refreshments and various games. All the srlrls in the classes at the settlement are Invited to be present.

The Rev. Alpheus Sanston, a native of India, will give a lecture Sunday night at the Penteoost church. Ninth street and Seventh avenue. He has chosen for his subject the way and customs of his native country.

Mrs. Catherine A. Streeter, of South Sixth street, was called to Indianapolis Thursday, owing to the critical illness of her father, Captain William H. Armstrong. Captain Armstrong was taken suddenly ill on Monday of pneumonia. I

Mrs, Francis T. Hord and daughter, Miss iDleanor, who have been visiting in the east and at Nantucket at the home of Charles Mlnshall and fam- I Uy, will return to Terre Haute the first of the week.

Mrs. Wyatt, of 828 South Fourth street, will entertain the members ot the auxiliary to the B. of R. T. Thursday afternoon. All the members are invited to be present.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Beggs, of Vineennes. are visiting Mr, ana Mr«. Thomas

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street. Mrs. William Stears will be hostess Tuoi'day afternoon of next wook for the meeting of the Poroila olub at her home in West Torre Haute,

The condition of O. F. Loudon, of Putnam avenue, remains about the

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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

7 to 9 Saturday Night

Hosiery and Underwear Specials

Ladies' light weight fleeced union suits long sleeve, ankle length, $1.00 values

Ladies' cream fleeced union suits, long sleeves ankle length 50c val-

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Thomas Poherty, second son of Mrs, J. M. Doherty, of North Mgrhth Btreet, left Tuesday for Philadelphia, where he will enter the University of Pennsylvania,

Burch Ijams, son of Mr, and Mrs. W, P, Ijams, of North Seventh street, left Friday for a visit to Ariaona in the Interest of his oil wells,

Mrs, Helen" V, Allen, of South Sixth street, who spent the summer Beason at Burt lake, Mich., and Chicago, rer turned home Friday,

Mr, and Mrs, Stewart I^sse, of horh street, announce the birth fl daughter, Martha Rose, Wedn evening, September pis,

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North Seventh street, her mother, Mrs. Fannie dan, of Detroit, Mich.

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Ten 5c Rolls To 1 Paper for 25c.

Our famous Fort. Harrison brand full- 6 oz. rolls strictly sanitary No phones sale price 25c.

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Another Great Record Made at the Vigo County Fair

The Prize Loaf of Bread The Prize Rolls Fourteen First Prize Cakes Six Special First Prizes

A TOTAL OF 22 FIRST PRIZES OUT OF 26 WON BY

ENTERPRISE FLOUR

same, Mr. London will be taken to Cincinnati, where he will undergo an operation.

The regular weekly danoe siren by members of St. Ann's altar society will be held Friday evening at St. Ann's hall, fourteenth and One-half and Locust streets.

Catherine Husted, of Cumberland, Mfl., la spending the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Bmil S*roeb, of South Sixth street, and attending the Klngr-Oraw-ford classical school,

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75c MIDDYS 39c. White linene with red or blue collars. 12 to 18 sizes.

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NOTES OF LOCAL LODGES.

Terre Haute tent, No, Ifll. Knights of the Maccabees, will give a publlo euoher at their hall In the Pythian temple on Tuesday night, September 89, Everybody welcome.

All members of the Fraternal Aid association are requested to moet at Red Men's hail. 4S1H Wabash avenue, Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Business of importance will be taken up,

twenty-second anniversary of of Ute tribe. No, 153 was celebrated last night

The twenty-secona anniv the founding of Ute tribe. No, 153, I. O. ,M., was celebrated last night, George Ira Klsner, chief of records of Ute tribe, delivered a splendid address on hiB trip to the great counoil of Red Men of the United States, held at Portland, Me, Other talks were made by Earl Beal, Phil Relnbold and

Ute degree team has been roasted at ute hall at 8 o'oloolr

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IjONDON, Sept, 85.—In a dispatch from Home, the correspondent of the Central News says the Italian authorities have issued a decree prohibiting 1 aerial navigation over Italian ter-

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$3.00 to $5.00 Ladies' sweaters, $1.98. Heavy allwool sample sweater coats.

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Mercerized Sateen Petticoat 69c to 98c va1

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$2 to $4 Silk Waists

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40c Can Oil of W Cedar for Oil Mops 15c

This oil is prepared oil of cedar and used for cleaning and polishing hardwbod and linoleum floors. Real 40c vaJue for 1

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$2.00 to $3.50 Black Silk Velvet* Hats 98c

Just 169 in the lot, the season's prettiest styles of Velvet Hats 7 to 9, Saturday QQ/» night vOv

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