Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 October 1914 — Page 6

Miss Mldred Edmunds entertained the members of the Theta Phi sorority Saturday evening at her home, 318 •South i'ourth street. The following officers were elected: Miss Helen Franke, president M'ss Helen Paine, vice president Miss Zazel Wheeler, secretary Miss Rose Tuller. treasurer. The other members of %he sorority are the Misses Ella Smith. Edna Warner, Thelma Green, Nina Green, Catherine Nantz, Susie Hess, Sarah Newlin. Miss Carol Newlin was a guest of the sorority.

After the business session the evening was spent in dancing and games. Refreshments were served.

Dr, and Mrs. O. M. Brown and Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Watson returned Sunflay evening from Newcastle, where they motored in the Brown car for a week end visit with Dr. Brown's sister, •Mrs. William Peed, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Peed entertained at dinner Saturday evening at their home in honor of their daughter, Mrs. O. C. Staples, of Tulsa, Okla. Dr. Brown and party motored to Indianapolis Saturday, where thev stopped for luncheon at the English before continuing the trip to Newcastle. They stopped in Indianapalis Sunday for dinner at the English en route to Terre Haute.

Mrs. Stalnaker will entertain th* members of the southwest section of the aid society of the Maple Avenue M. E. church Tuesday afternoon at her home, 2011 North Ninth street.

Mrs. W. E. Price will be hostess Wednesdav afternoon for the meeting of the .southeast section of the society at her home, 823 North Tenth street.

Mrs. Coble will entertain the members of the north rection of the society Wednesday afternoon at her home, 2224 Garfield avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pritchett, of North Seventh street, entertained at dinner Saturday evening at their home 'n honor of Mrs. Pritchett's mother, Mrs. Fannie Whitney Berdan, of Detroit, Mich. ,,

Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. George Maier, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Himmelbauer, Miss Nona Maier, Webb Beggs, Mr. and Mrs. M. Roy Lawrence.

Dr. and Mrs. O. M. Brown, of Barbour place, will spend Tuesday and Wednesday in Paris, 111., where they will be entertained by Mrs. J. Grant Brov/n during the meeting of the Eastern Illinois Dental association.

Dr. Brown is scheduled for a paper on Tuesday afternoon and on Wednesday morning.

Mrs. Brown and daughter. Miss Catherine, who recently moved here from Pewee Valley, a fashionable suburb of Louisville, Ky., have taken one of the McDonald apartments on North Fifth Ktreet Mrs. Brown and daughter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blow, of South Sixth steret, last week.

Mrs. Ray G. Jenckes, of South Sixth street. who prepared an abundance of food for her annual fish fry scheduled for Saturday at Numa, and which was called off, owing to the rain, presented the members of the Flora M. Gulick Boys' club with a fried chicken treat.

The first annual meeting for Council of Jewish Juniors was held Sunday. The annual election of officers took place with the following result: Edgar GoldBtine, president: Miss Rena Schloss, vice president Max M. Ades, secretary Harry Goldman, treasurer.

fMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Beggs, of South Sixth street, have issued invitations for a dancing party on the evening of October 29, at the Hotel DemViDr^1''" will

the first large social

event to be given at the hotel.

Mrs. Strothers, of Wisconsin, Is planning a visit here soon with Mrs. George McLaughlin, of Sycamore street. Mrs. Strothers formerly lived in Terre Haute, and a number of parties will be planned by her friends.

There -will be a card party Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock at St. Patrick's hall for the benefit of the church

Members of the Mu Zeta sorority entertained Saturday afternoon with a ••theater party at the Grand, followed by a luncheon at the Herz tea room. There were fifteen guests.

The annual meeting of the Day Nursery association will be held Wednesday afternoon at the association house oh North Fourth street.

Miss Eva Greggs. of South Second "street, and Miss Ethel Bogart. of South Twelfth street, spent Sunday in Brazil •visiting friends.

Mrs. T. W. Turman will be hostess Friday afternoon for the meeting of the Friday Literary club at her home, 1629 South' Fifth street '5 Members of the S. B. D. club will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. S. h. Mattison on South

Eighth street. I. P. Levin is spending a few days at French Lick springs.

Franz Broniez, of Houston, Texas, is spending a few days here with friends. Mr. Broniez formerly lived In Terre Haute.

Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Grover, of South Fifth street, have gone to Atlantic City, where they will attend the electric convention.

Mrs. Harrv Zimmerman is spending this week in St. Louis, where she will visit friends.

QUEEN OF BELGIANS HAS NOT LEFT COUNTRY AS REPORTED.

Definite Information Reaches London That She Is Still in Ostend—King Albert Moves About.

L/ONIX3N, Oct. 12.—2 p. m.—Definite Information has been received here that the queen of the Belgians, notwithstanding the report last week that she had reached England, has not left Ostend for London.

In the course of the operations around Antwerp last week King Albert proceeded to St. Nicholas, an important place on the railroad line beween Antwerp and Ghent, and beyond the outer range of the Antwerp forta. His majesty was at St. Nicholas as late as last Thursday morning. His subsequent Journey westward was In company with Belgian troop® whos« withdrawal in that direction had been rendered necessary by the overwhelming forces opposed by them.

DELAVAN'S COMET VISIBLE.

Located in West Near Handle of "Big Dipper." GENEVA, N. Y., Oct. 12.—Dr. WilJlam R. Brooks, director of Smith observatory and professor of astronomy at Hobart college, said today that Delavan's comet can now be well seen .•with the naked eye in the western evening sky. It is ten degrees below the last star In the handle of the "big dipper" and moving toward the bright star Arcturus, above which the comet •will pass on October 26.

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