Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 November 1914 — Page 8

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The following letter In part from Paul Hyde Davies, written to one of his friends, is of interest to a large circle of friends: "It may be interesting to you to know that when I was in Denver singing the 'Pirates,' the boy came to my dressing room and announced Mr. Arthur Bowes. Well, it was the same Mr. Bowes under whom I sang at St. Stephen's years ago. Mr. Bowes said, "The moment I heard the tenor with Hopper, I recognized the quality which I so often heard in Terre Haute, so I looked again at the program and sure enough it was Paul Davies.' "Mr. Bowes is doing very well here and he asked to be remembered to his Terre Haute friends, should I meet any. "I have been quite busy lately. I sang at the big Hammerley wedding which took place at Grace church last month. It was the event of the year down here. (No wonder the bridegroom wore a smile, the bride and her young brother just came into twenty million dollars.) I am soloist at the Grace church, alternating with Dan Beddoe, who Is a 'red seal' Victor artist. I sang last week with Paul Althouse, of the Metropolitan Opera company, whom I consider one of the greatest tenors in the country. I also sang with Reinald Werrenrath and Arthur Middleton, also of the opera."

Mr. Davies returned to New York after hia several weeks' road experience out west. Arthur Bowes, of whom Mr. Davies speaks, was formerly located in Terre Haute as organist and director of the vested boys' choir at St. Stephen's church. He is located now in Denver, where he is a teachcr of pianoforte, voice culture, organ harmony and counterpoint- He recently composed the romantic opera, "The Monk of San Juan" and "Idylls of Colorado." At present he is composing a grand opera and he will accept for students only those who in a marked degree have sufficient musical talent as to give promise of future greatness.

Over forty couples enjoyed a hard times pafty Friday evening under the autpices of the junior class of the Garfield high school. The first part of the evening the guests were entertained •with a minstrel performance held in tho auditorium, after which the remairder of the evening was spent in contests, games and the Virginia reel.

The hall was decorated with corn stalks. A number of grotesque costumes were worn. A delicious luncheon was served.

son, Hina Reed, Eva Force, Kath Brewer, Wilma Koontz, Olive Meyetv, Bollle Bell, Katherine Hess, Ruth FV^-nke, Luella Marmon, Gertrude Hoggins, Carrol Newell, Madeleine King, Jennie Houston, Madeleine Griffith, Katherine Kintz, Mae Andrews, Lillian Minter, Hazel Hathaway,

Leslie Bains. Ruasell LaBier, Richard

Voelke, Charles Bresset, Walter Hfeuck, Francis Evinger, Harry Lawson, Max Wolfe, C. Davidson, Ted Penna, Dwight Fitter, Phil Templeton, BrintonSanford, Wayne Richardson and Paul Harris.

Professor and Mrs. Records were the chaperones.

Members of the Helping Hand circle of the King's Daughters celebrated the seventeenth anniversary of the organisation of the circle Friday evening with a beautifully appointed dinner served in the main dining room at the Hotel Demlng. The affair was in honor of Mrs. Clifton Tolliver (Miss tlda Murphy), member of the circle, th has returned recently from her w\dding trip.

During the past year the circle has had four of the members to become brides, Mrs. Stella Thomas Fisbeck, Mrs. Myrna Maier Van Knought, Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Hazel Pruett Fletcher, EM Paso, Tex. Mrs. Zelda Murphy Tolliver. The circle lost two

WON'f MIX

Bad Food and Good Health Won't Mix.

The human stomach stands much abuse but it won't return good health if you give it bad food.

If you feed right you should feel right, for proper food and a good mind is the sure road to health. "A year ago I became much alarmed about my health for I began to suffer after each meal no matter how little I ate," says a Denver woman. "I lost my appetite and the very thought of food grew distasteful, with the result that I was not nourished and got weak and thin. "My home cares were very healvy, for besides a large family of my own I have also to look out for an aged mother. There was no one to shoulder my household burdens, and come what might I must bear them, and this thought nearly drove me frantic when I realized that my health wai breaking down. "I read an article in the paper about some one with trouble like mine being helped by Grape-Nuts food and acting on this suggestion I gave Grape-Nuts a trial. The first dish of this delicious food proved that I had struck the right thing. "My uncomfortable feelings In stomach disappeared as If by magic and In an incredibly short space of time I was again myself. Since then I have gained 12 pounds in weight through a summer of hard work and realize I am a very different woman, all due to the splendid food, Grape-Nuts." Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.

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Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest.

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Until the last day to do your Christmas shopping. Our stock of Jewelry, Cut Glass, Silver, Silver Deposit, Etc. is now complete. A small deposit will reserve any article until Christmas.

We cordially invite you to inspect our goods and compare prices.

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1272 Lafayette Ave. "We Fix It Right."

Those present were the Misse6 Helen Xlngery, Edith Lawson, Zazell Wheeler, Irene Madden, Margaret Zorbe, Hazel Burgard, Bernice Burk, Gertrude Sizemore, Ruth Wires, Louis Marklin, Helen Voelker, Irene McCormlck, Edith members by death, MM. Ruby Vickroy Warner, Amy Morrison, Susan Rich- Roberts and Miss Charlotte Bog&rd.

The annual election of officers took place with the following results: Leader, Miss Rose ETarrington vice leader, Miss Ruth Schaal secretary, Miss Mildred Murphy treasurer, Mire. Harry F. Fisbeck. Miss Belts, being school this winter, added to other duties, compelled her to offer her resig-

M. Lahey, Goldman Messrs. Wil- nation, which was not accepted. Miss liam Tingley, Andrew Brophy, George Owens, Harry West, Carl Kreitenstein, Russell Veit, oJhn Klug, Marie Broderick, Robert Hicklin, Walter LaForge, Robert Bayles, Wilbur Johnson, Harrold Owens, Arthur Brwin, Robert O'Niel, Harry Laverty, Davy Johns,

Rose Fferrington organized the circle seventeen years ago and she has continued as leader all of these years. The members presented Miss Farrlngton with a corsage bouquet. Mrs. Tolliver, the bride of the circle, was presented with a Dresden bowl. Miss Seita, who is

charter member and one of the most

active workers, was presented with a French basket filled with violets, lillies-of-the-valley and sweetpeas.

Covers were laid for the Misses Rose Farrlngton, Blsa Meyer, Effie Miller, Nona Maier, Emma Seitz, Hortense McChesney, Laura Nash, Ruth Schaal, Mildred Moirphy, Nelle Lindley, Mesdames Stella Thomas Fisbeck, Agnes Kolsem Kelley, Frances Gulick Shourds, Zelda Murphy Tolliver, Josephine Pearce Dalzell, Perle Ogden.

Miss Eleanor Blanche Rippetoe was hostess Saturday afternoon for a pupils' recital at her home studio, North Eighth street. Miss Rippetoe's pupils between the ages of 6 and 12 years participated. The guests were the mothers and the older pupils. A special number of the program was the trio, "Birthday March," in honor of Miss Rippetoe's birthday anniversary, which fell on Saturday. Chrysanthemums and carnations were used In decorating the house, presented to Miss Rippetoe by her parents and sis ters. The program follows: Duet Beyer

Winifred and Emmasetta Roberts. "Cuckoo Song" Martin Mary Lynch. "Vesper Bells" Krogmann

Hilda Laub.

"Wood Bird's Carol" Baxth "Cricket and Bumble-bee" .Chadwick Virginia Brewer. Duet—"Merry Bobolink" ... .Krogmann

Virginia Brewer, Miss Rippetoe. "Mistress Mary" Swift Florence Mendenhall. "Slumber Song" Gurlltt "Little Rondo Martin

Winifred Roberta.

"Fox and Geese" Martin Vivian Evans. Trio—"Birthday March" Lerraer Mary Lynch, Florence Mendenhall, Virginia Brewer. Serenata ...Turner "Anvil Chorus" Verdi

John Collins.

"L' Avalanche" Heller "Witches' Rovels" Schytte "Blfln Dance" Jensen

Willa Mendenhall.

Serenade Dennee Barchetta Nevln Kathryn McFall.

A large number of people attended the card party Friday afternoon given under the auspices of the society of Temple Israel at the Phoenix club. The committee composed of Mrs. J. R. Finkelstein, and Mrs. Louis L. Greenberg and Mrs. Max Hammell, prepared tables for auction whist, bridge whist and euchre. Auction whist and euchre were preferred. The prizes in auction whist were won by Mrs. Catherine A. Streeter and Mrs. James McCall, who received hand-painted stationery. Miss Agnes Parker-Moore and Miss Caroline Bryant, of Cincinnati, O., received the second prizes, boudoir caps. Mrs. otto Newhart received the free-for-all prize, a Boston fern. The euchre prizes were two pairs of silk stockings and the lone hand prize was a fancy vase.

Mr. ^.nd Mrs. John E. Waldron and daug* r, MIbs Eleanor, of South Sixth street ill leave Terre Haute for New

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Store Closed All Day Thursday

EXTRA SPECIAL FOE THREE DAYS ONLY

KLEEMAN'S" Comprising

Black and colored Charmeuse. Black and colored Crepe-de-Chinee. Yard-wide Black Messalinef Peau de Soie and Satlne. 36-Inch Colored Mesaalioes. Yard-wide Fancy 8i|k«. Flowered 8atins and Taffeta#. Fashionable Foulards. New Brooade Silks. Art Drapery 8ilks. Novelty Sheer 8ilks. Marquisettes, Voiles, etc., eto.

Cascade Crepe, heaviest quality Ottoman Cords, Oyster Shell Moire, heavy Cantons in dark shades for street suits and separate skirts 44 inches wide sold all season at, per yard,

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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

SILKS!

A vast assortment ot Fancy Crepes for Blouses, black with white stripes, no el grounds with fancy figures, and down# of other combinations 40 Inches wide, that sold regularly at, per

lTnM. $3.00

Double Stamps with every eash purchase In our Linen and White Goods Section from now Until Thanks9lving«

.Remarkably fine values in Table Linens and the newest and most beautiful Sheffield Silver ware for the Thanksgiving table.

THANKSGIVING LINENS AND SHEFFIELD SILVER

76c Mercerized Table Damask, two yards wide, extra heavy in the Thanksgiving sale at, Aft/* per yard rrOC' $1.00 extra heavy Satin Table D&mask, 72 Inches wide, fine choice patterns Thanksgiving sale, per yard $1.76 pure Linen Napkins, also mercerized, size 20x20 inches, hemmed and ready for use Thanksgiving sale, at per d»-| Q£J dozen

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$3.00 extra heavy Napkins pure linen, large dinner size large assortment of patterns Thanksgiving sale, per dozen $2.50 Round Scalloped Cloths, size 64x64 inches new patterns Thanksgiving sale price, each $3.00 Round Scalloped Cloths, 72x 72 inches bright mercerized finish Thanksgiving Sale each $5.00 Round Scalloped Cloths, fine German damask extra heavy, large variety of patterns QQ Thanksgiving sale, each

$2.50

Cloths, size is Thanks-

$1.75

Sloths, 72x sed finish

$1.98

Napkins' to match. $7.60 Round and Oval Scalloped Cloths specially priced in th« Thanksgiving sale at, each

$5.98

Napkins ta match. $5.00 Madeira Luncheon Napkins, size 16x15 inches handsomely embroidered plain centers. Thanksgiving sale, per d»Q QQ dozen «p0»«/0 $7.50 Luncheon Napkins, 15 inch size German and Irish linen damask, scalloped and hemstitched plain patterns in the Thanksgiving sale, at per

York city, where they will locate permanently. Mr. Waldron, with his family, came to Terre Haute three years ago as manager of the Terre Haute Handle company. Mr. Waldron will become associated in New York with a large provision and packing house taking complete charge of the ofiice and bookkeeping department. Mr. and Mrs. Waldron are packing their household goods to be shipped next week. Mr. Waldron leaves the first of the week for New York to take up his new duties. Mrs. Waldron and Mids Eleanor will remain for a several weeks' visit with friends in Terre Haute with their mother and family

$3.50 pure Irish Linen Damask Cloths, rich satin finish variety of pretty patterns size 2x2 yards in the Thanksgiving sale PA at, each

Napkins to match. $6.00 Pattern Cloths, extra heavy double damask, satin finish size 3x2% yards in ten new designs Thanksgiving sale, each tpOtUU $7.60 Pattern Cloths, extra quality Irish Damask, round or square patterns size 2x3 and 2^x2^4, in the Thanksgiving sale, (PP Aft each

Napkins to match. $1.25 Table Tops, pure linen damask, hemstitched, size 86x36 In the Thanksgiving Sale, QQ/fc each *jOK* $2.50 Table Tops, extra heavy damask, plain and scalloped sizes 45x46 Inches Thanksgiving sale price, each.. 64 inch Quilted Table Pads, round or square, warranted heat proof Thanksgiving sale, each 60 inch Quilted Table Pads also 63x54 inch is an excellent protector for the finest table fl»"| QO Thanksgiving sale, each 800 remnants and short lengths of fine Table Damask, Irish, Scotch, Gernum and Austrian linens also American mercerized fine range of patterns specially priced in this Thanksgiving sale, at fljl PA per yard, 25o to ...... Huck Towels Very Deeldsly Under* prleed In This Thanksgiving Sale. 26o Huck Towels, 22x44 lnch...19o 16c Huck Towels, 18x86 inch..12'/ao 25-0 Huck Towels, 18x86 lnch...19o 89c Huck Towels, 80x40 lnch....33o 69c Huck Towels, 22x24 inch 4&o $1.00 Huck Towels, 23x44 inch...75o

FINE American Reproductions of Sheffield Plated Silver Ware—Priced at 39c to $3.98 and Worth 59c to $5.98.

Sheffield Silver and Quadruple Plated Silver Lemon Dishes, Bon Bons, Sandwich Trays, Bread Trays, Individual Castors, Marmalade Jars, Sugars and Creams. Three-in-One Coffee Sets, Casseroles, Baking Dishes, Cake Baskets and dozens of other pieces.

It is not too early to have these laid away for Christmas gifts.

$1.98

'ads, round eat proof

$1.50

in Muncle before going to New York. The Waldrons will be missed by a large oirole of friends made during their short residence here,

Mr, and Mrs, Cyrus Rhoodes, of Houston, Texas, are visiting their sister, Mrs. 8. R. Pointe, of 615 Eagle street.

J. R, Finkelstein returned Saturday from a two weeks' stay in Arizona, looking after his land and oil interests.

Miss Bonnie Mack, of North Seventh street, will spend Thanksgiving in Brazil, the guest of Miss Helen Mofford.

Mi 8. Frank Wilson McJKeen, of Washington avenue, accompanied her mother,

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KLEEMAN'S

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Every yard of Silks in our entire stock will be sold at a discount of

25 PER CENT

For these three days. This means all our rich foreign importations and the novelty silks most sought after. Our line is the choicest ever offered and every yard is reduced in this

Great Thanksgiving Silk Sale

Commences Monday Morning at 8:30 In

Daylight Silk Section

A splendid aggregation—the biggest in our history—of black and colored Silks—billed to you at regular marked prices and a discount of 25 per cent or 1/4 allowed to you at time of purchase. In other words you pay but of the amount on your check. In this space it is impossible to mention in detail the assortment of all kinds of colored and black silks that will be found on our counters. Suffice it to say that we can supply your every want at prices that will figure far lower than you may have expected to pay.

Pure Silk Crepe De Chine, 40 inches wide, over twenty-flve different colors and tints for street, afternoon and evening gowns sold all season at, per yard

High class Silks for street dresses and tailored suits, 40 inches wide, comprising Failles, Canton Crepes, Silk Moires, Charmeuse, Fancy Warp Print and Figured Silks and poplins that sell regularly (grt at per yard

Also included in this Thanksgiving Silk Sale are 3,000 yards of Novelty Silks, including Hair Lined MessaJine, Fancy Brocades and Warp Prints, Scotch Plaids, Roman Stripes, Plain Messaline, Jacquards and many other fancy weaves that sold up to $2.00 per yard, grouped into two great lots, at per yard 59c and 69c

Mrs, J. L. Koifer. and sister, Miss Minnie Kitfer, to their home in Marshall, Illinois.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fox ef Indianapolis are spending the' week end in Terre Haute with friends.

J. IS. Waldron, of South Sixth street, who has been in Chicago on business, returned home Saturday.

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hippel, of 1319 North Thirteenth street, are spending Sunday in St. Lionis, Mo.

Mrs. W. O. Beabout is confined to her home, at 2106 Sycamore street, with an attack of the grip,

Mrs. A. G. Blake, of South Center Btrset, has gone to Mendeta, I1L, caMed

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Chiffon Taffetas choicest for evening wear plain colors, with fancy Pompadour Warp Printings to match favorite silks for dancing gowns 36 inches wide, selling at, per yard,

Tomorrow: Sale of Stylish Street Dresses, New Combination Satin and Serge if

$2.50

Dresses: All Prettily Trimmed 2

All Sizes from 14,16,18 up to 44

Exactly sixty smart and pretty street dresses go on sale tomorrow at this one very low price. Of course they were purchased under extraordinary conditions in New York under conditions which brought them to us at a fraction of their real value. And this saving is passed on to you. Your choice of either Black or Navy in several attractive models. Some are long tunic styles which are trimmed with a long row of satin buttons down the front, and have a wide crush Satin Girdle. Some are made in clever vest effects which are of white pique with latest collar styles the other part of the dress a combination of Serge and Satin. Every size will be here tomorrow at, your choice, $4.95.

For Tomorrow—A Really Wonderful Showing of Coats

No longer can the buying of the Winter Coat be well deferred- nor will women wish to defer the pleasure of buving: when thev have a sfooV

so complete and satisfying as ours from which to select and Values unquestioned. The garments are new and they present every new fashion idea on the winter calendar—every new trimming conceit Tailored from satin finished Zibelines, Silky Broadcloths, Furry Astrachans, Scotch Clan Bouolea, English Chinchillas, Plushes, Ural Lamb and Velours. Many are magnificently half-length satin lined. Every possible style for every possible need. VALUES.

$10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.75, $25.00 and Up IJM

^SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, T»T«.

Our Airy, Sunkissed Toy Department Will Open Next Saturday, Nov. 28th

SILKS!

FOR MONDAY FOR TUESDAY FOR WEDNESDAY

(KLEEMAN'S" Ideal For

Evening Gown*. Afternoon Dresses. Morning Wear, Separate Waists. Kimonos and Negligees, V, Christmas Fancy Work. Art and Drapery Usee. Underwear. Linings for Coats. ... Millinery Uses.— Underskirts.

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Foundations for MarquisettM and other thin fabrics.

Bright Rich Plaids, dark colors, 36 Inches wide and Maxixe silks for dresses In navy and other colors, 96 inches wide and plain Charmeuse in light and dark colors, the finest quality made 40 Inches wide all these are regularly, per (W) yard $AeCjf/

Thanksgiving Sale nf Men's High Class Neckwear

100 choicest, richest styles of heavy striped and brocaded silks made up into a wide flowing end, four-in-hand tie, with slip-easy band a quality tie, easily worth $1.00. Choice in this Thanksgiving pfff Sale, at each ...... O0C 1,000 beautiful pure silk four-in-hand Ties worth 50c on sale at, each

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MARRIAGE) UCBNSBjl,

Jasper O. Hanna, SI, miner, Jasonville, Ind., and Wanetlia Ladson, 18, Jasonville, Ind,

Luther I\ Wilson, 65, insurance, city, and Mrs. Emma E\ Coleman, 60, city, Herschel Q. Tuttle, 24, machinist, city, and Bertha Krietenstein, 20, city,

Walter Owen, 36L farmer. Wichita, Kas., and Mary Bthel Weeks, 36. teaehexs city.

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Plaids,

full and

UTMOST QUALITY AND

SCHOMMtK'S SCHOOL DANCING

All modern dances taught New phone—1643 Old—» Residence phone. New—3404-X 1218'/2 Wabash Avenue.

LOUISE EWARI

Furs cleaned and remodeled, trich Plumes cleaned and dy Millinery, a full line. 1100 WABASH AVE.

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