Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 April 1915 — Page 12

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flats enter t&ined Thursday evening at the Filbeck hotel. The early part of the evening was spent in playing euchre in the hotel parlors, after which a Dutch sup per was served in the main diningroom of the hotel. Prizes were a»varded Mr, And Mrs. Jack Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Einecke and Mirs.' David Kiefner.

The parlors and tables were adorned with bouquets of carnations, roses and sweetpeas.

Those invited -vere Messrs. and Mesdames Will Dahlen, Fred Dahlen, Ed Dahlen, George Dahlen, Richard Dahlen, Herbert Dahlen and son Philip, Jack Woods and daughter Helene, Albert Elneke, Fred Einecke and daughters, Mary Frances and Martha, Frank Sibley, Edward Kiefner, Charles Kiefner, Hamilton Gibbons, Harry Smith, Charles Filbeck, Mrs. David Kiefner, Mrs. Charles Einecke, Miss Mary Dahlen, Mrs. David Kiefner, Herbert Einecke.

Marie Sundelius, soprano soloist with the Minneapolis orchestra this season, is one of the leading soprano recital artists of the day. Miss Sundelius is being booked in many of the big artists' courses in the eastern cities. She is said to have one of the roost beautiful and pleasing voices of the present day. The Minneapolis symphony orchestra, which ranks along with the leading orchestras of the day, will appear in concert at the Grand on the evening of May 20. Miss Alma Beck, contralto, who is well known among local musicians, will be one of the soloists upon this occasion.

There is much interest in the comklff of the Minneapolis orchestra to tha Grand as this is the ftrst large musical organization to appear in the city this year. In addition to the vocal soloists the orchestra boasts of two of the best string soloists traveling today in Cornelius Van Vliet, 'cellist, and Richard Czerwonky, violinist.

The marriage of Miss Sylvia Marie Wilson to Harry A. Doerner was solemnized Thursday morning at St. Benedict's church, the Rev. Father Ferdinand Meyer officiating ui» presence of a large number of relatives and friends. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Murtaugh and the best man was Peter Sheidel. The bride wore a traveling suit of blue satin cloth with harmonizing accessories and she caried a bouquet of white Killarnsy roses. The bridesmaid wore a suit of blue broadcloth, a picture hat and she carried pink Killarney roses.

Following the ceremony and congratulations a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bridegroom, after which the bridal couple left on an eastern trip.

Mr. Doerner and bride will be at home after May 6, at 1561 Liberty avenue.

0 Mrs. Dorcas Castle, who spent several weeks here visiting her sisters, .^he Misses Lizzie and Emma Hall and Rirother, Albert Hall, of Chestnut street, has returned to her home in Boston.

Mrs. Castle accompanied her daughrter, Miss Edith Castle, to Terre Haute, and remained for a visit with her reia^ tives. Miss Castle returned to Boston the next day after her concert at the Hotel Deming after cancelling all of her engagements in the west owiag to a severe attack of tonsillitis.

Mrs. James Ellis Somes and Mrs. •A Ray G. Jenckes will give an evening tea Tuesday evening at the home of

Mrs. Jenckes, on South Sixth street, in honor of Miss Elizabeth Marsnall, bride-elect.

Miss Agnes Parker-Moore, who was seriously ill for a few days this week at her home on North Fifth street, is able to be out. Mrs, William L. Halstead, who is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. Ford Perdue, of North Fifth street, is able to be out after a minor operation on her nose. A number of parties

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SHOES

75c

Mrs. Charles Roberts entertained. the members of tha, Jitney Social club Thursday afternodn at' her home, 1904 South Sixth street The afternoon was spent in crocheting' after which luncheon was served. Mrs. Chartea Nechtel was a guest of the club. The next meeting will be at the Jiome of Mrs. Thomas Jones, 47 South Seventeenth street.

Mrs. William Dean, Jr., tnd Mrs. A. J. Havercamp, of Liberty avenue, leave Saturday for St Louis, Mo., where they will meet Mrs. Dean's father, Mr. Smith and family, and motor to Denver, Col.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Herz have returned from French Lick Springs. Mr. Herz is spending a few days at Culver, where he is arranging to open his cottage for the summer season.

Frank Roll is confined to his home, 1801 North Third street, with an attack of rheumatism. "His small daughter, Margaret, lg confined to the house with an attack of measles.

Invitations have been issued for the annual dinner and election of officers of Terre Haute section of the Council of Jewish Women for the evening of May 3, af. the Temple Israel.

[embers of the Kappa Alphai Phi fraternity infill give a subscription dance Friday evening, April 30, at tho Pythian temple, South Eighth street.

Members of R. L. Alder's Sunday school class of the First Baptist church will hold a bake sale all day Saturday at 522 Wabash avenue.

Members of the W. O. R, D. will hold an all day bake sale Saturday at the Baldwin music store. The sale will open at 10 o'clock.

j^/Mrs. Morris Kleeman and Mrs. Max foeeman are spending a few days this week in Shelby ville, 111.

FOR WOMEN $2.50 to $4

Flowers

Roses* daisies, pansies, foliage wreaths, values to 75c, 7 to 9 Saturday 1 ftp night, at .....

Forget-me-nots, rose bouquets, new flowers, worth to

Waists 39c

Odd lots of Voile, Crepe and Mad-

raa

Waists

7 to 9 Sat. night.

39c

Albrecht's.

75c to $1 Girls' Dresses 39c

Invitations .have been Issued for an "Eastern Shore" luncheon and dinner Friday, April 30 at the Hotel Deming. The menu will consist of fresh sea food prepared by an experienced and famoi's chef, brous-ht here from New Hampshire for the occasion. A nvmber of out-of-town people have nlanned already to attend the "Eastern Shore" party,

Mrs. -Phil Rush of Arizona has returned from Indianapolis, where she vlsitefd her parents, Mr. and ikfrs. Woods. Mrs. Rush Is now the guest of &£r,' Rush's parents, oX^North JfiftU

Gowns

69c to $1.00 crepe And nainsook gowns, 7 OQ/» to 9 Sat. night....

50c to 79c sateen pet-

Ginghams, Percales, Chambray 6 to 14 yrs.

ack^and colors

Wonderful bargains at

39c

7 to 9 Sat.

7 to 9 Sat. night

night.

planned in honor of Mrs. Halstead this week had to be postponed owing to the illness of herself and Miss ParkerMoore.

Albrecht's Wall Paper Store

No matter how much or how little you wish to spend you can find papers here that suit Prices 5c to $1.00 roll

PAPER HANGERS FURNISHED INQUIRE THIRD FLOOR

street, in the absence of Mr. Rush in New York on a business trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Rottman and Thomas G. Beggs, who compose the house committee of the Terre Haute Country club this season, are spending much time, there this week making tne final preparations for the opening of the club early in May.

Mrs. J. M. Bigwood entertained informally Wednesday at her home on South Fifth street, having as honor guests Mrs. William L. Halstead of Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. Victor K. Hendricks of St Louis, Mo., and Mrs. S. Sontom of EUivenna. O.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ridgley, of £111 Buckeye street, announce the birth ot a son, Sunday, April 18. The t'aby Has been named Harley William Ridgley. Mrs. Ridgley before her marriage was Miss Edith Thorlton.

Miss Lyle Turner will be hostess on Saturday afternodn for the meeting of the Travel Study club at her home on South Sixth street Mrs. John Hewitt, Jr., will have the paper.

Mrs. C. L. Retherfprd of Muncie arrived Friday afternoon for a visit with Miss Lyle Turner of South fc jcth street Mrs. Retherford before her niarnage was Miss Jane Stewart v/

BAR ASSOCIATION TO MEET.

Matter of New Organisation Expected to Be Taken Up. A special meeting of the Vigo County Bar association will be held at 4:30 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce. Important matters will be discussed, and a large attendance is expected. It is thought the matter of the formation of another bar association, which waa announced by some of the attorneys a week ago, will be taken up at the meeting.

WHEN IN DOUBT, Try The Tribune.

When Croup Comes Treat Externally

The old method of dosing delicate little stomachs with nanseous drugs is wrong and harmful. Try the external treatment —Vipk's "Vap-O-Rub" Salve. Just rub a little over the throat and chest. The vapors^ released by the body heat,'loosen the choking phlegm and ease the difficult breathing. A bedtime application insures Bound sleep. 25c, 50c, or $1.00.

flg GEMUINE HAS ITUS TRADE MARK ft

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Est. 1877

Up to $5.00 Trimmed Hals

$1.00

Don't judge by the price as these hats were never meant to be sold at $1.00. Mostly one of a kind. They're am ha of he an 1 a a id S is ha to be so last at

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Hemps, chips, Milan hemps, black and colors good sensible shapes that you can wear. ISTo frea^ styles sensational 7 to 9 Sale at...

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$1.00

ALBRv.0HT'S

Up to $2.50 Untrimmed Hats

49 Cents

ALBBECHT'S.

Lot of 19c and 25c Corset Cov-r ers, 7 to 9 Saturday A night, at JLvC

Lot of 25c and 35c Boudior Caps, 7 to 9 Saturday night AUC

Lot of Blue Percale Bib Aprons, 29c value, 7 to 9 .Saturday hight .. .y XOC

Lot of 69c Chambray House Dresses, 7 to 9 Satur- 00/» day night Mv

Lot of Rompers and Child's Dresses, 2 to 6 sizes, 7 to 9 Saturday nl^rht -LOC

Lot- of Messaline and Taffeta Silk Petticoats, $2 value, QQ 7 to 9 Saturday night */©C

ALBRECHT'S

AND MILDRED MILLS

Miss Mabel: You are making a great mistake in allowing yours.elf to look sad. No man wants a pale, sad looking girl.

Why not Just speak to this man po

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SATURDAY NIGHT. SPECIALS, 7 to 9 SATURDAY ALL-DAY SPECIALS, 8 to 6

On Sale Saturday Night, 7 to 9

5c bolt best Cotton Tape^ 12 yards to fcolt. for .. i5o bolt best Tape 24 yards to bolt 'or 12VaC and 15c Bias Lawn Tape, five differ ent widths 15c bolt white anl .colored Finishing Braid 6 yard bolts

"A short time ago," says Mrs. Paul Amyot, of Houghton,

was In great pain, suffering from pleurisy, they told me. I was swollen all orer, and whenever I drew a breath, I would be cut by a pain. I do not heajtate to say that CARDUI baved

my life. The first bottle relieved nae, and stopped those ugly stabbing pains that attacked me, whenever I moved. I sleep soundly, and wake up feeling fresh and welL I am

The Nation's Health Dish

ERY few can compare with Faust Spaghetti from the of nutrition and lightness." Weight for weight, Faust Spaghetti is more nutritious than meat. If we cut down a deal on the latter and eat Faust Spaghetti oftener, we will live better and cheaper. Large package, 10c. Write for free recipe book-

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Cotton

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Vant Twistless Tape, .10, yard bolts, all colors, for ....

Laces for middy blouses all colors and plaids, ff lOo and Ok

Ric-Rac Braids, all sizes, No. 15 to 37, 6 yard ~i A bolts, 12%c and ..

25c

German Shopping Baskets

Four new cases just received all kinds, colors and sizes prices 50c, 65c, 75c arid $1.00.

pair for Kayser's Silk Gloves—16 button length, ex9 J- tra heavy and flne quality All colors. *7[Zgi pair for Kayser's silk gloves 12-button length vl/ good quality black and white only.

litely when you go into the moving picture show? When he shows you to your seat, you might say: "Is there a good show tonight?" It is foolish to be too bashful to say this.

Just brace vp and say it and your bashfulness will fly away. If he does not respond, look around for some one else to be interested in.

Miss L.—-The friend you write about was not very serious in his intentions, but merely wanted a pleasant 'friendship with you. You are very wise not to break your heart over him, for 1 io not think I would go far out of my wa:r to get him to call asain.

If you happen to see him, Just say pleasantly, "Come and see me some time," and let it go at that.

Miss A._M.: When a father and two daughters call..OR.a man, and his w"e, the father should leave two card3, one for the man and one for his wife. The daughters should each leave one. They only call on the woman.

much stronger than before I was

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'HatS Saturday

EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE—THERE'S A REASON WHY WE WILL SELL UP TO $15.00

We have about 65 Pattern Hats that have served their purpose for window and show room display and for an early clean up sale we say take them Saturday for $3.00. Of course those who get here early will fare best. Maybe it would be a good idea to let some minor duties wait, Such remarkable values don't happen every day. To tempt description, it would tax the abil-$3.00.reat

itv of a fashion writer. Again we peat, up to $15.00 pattern hats On sale all day Saturday. ALBRECHT'S.

Spring Sewing Notion Needs

Ladies! Don't forget to buy your notions at Albrecht's where everything is new, fresh and clean. 5c Pearl Buttons, flne qiia)itf, fish eye style sizad 15 to. 22 a dozeri,

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2lc

Scalloped Edge Braid, 6 yard bolts washable, come In all colors, bolt 1 An 15c and

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Neck Blands for shirts cushion back, all sizes, eacl^ tfV/

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Ready-rpade Bu tto.1 Hole% of 'cambric and In-

dia Jlnon, Ithe yard 15c/ 2 \jt c1and X\IC Warren's Qirdline, shaped and straight "I belt, 20c, 15c and... XiwC 5c pap£r Dressmakers' Needle point pins, til 400 count, for 2

JLV/C

Be Lisle Elastic to inch, black or white, yard UV 10c and 12%o Lisle Elastic, to 1 inch rT black or white 35c and 50c Scissors and Shears all sizes special pair

Half pound Dressmakers' Brass PinB, three sizes, box

Silk and Chamoisette Gloves

SOc 25c

Not Exactly.

"Isn't Jones a dreamer?" "Well, nut exactly. You see, his castles in the air generally include an heiress."—Judge.

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rWlOAY, APRIL 23, 1915.

WINDOW SHADES

HADE TO ORDER' ANY SIZE ANT COLOR

Fast Black Cotton Hose for men and women /O'K double heel and toe 10c value 4 pairs for .ArfOC Ladies' Fast Black Silk Lisle Hose, .gobble sole, high spliced heel, elastic top all sizes 25c value. Special 1. c. xdC Men's Silk Plaited Hose, double sole higlj spliced heel black and colors 25c value, three KA pairs for T. DvC Ladies' Cotton Gauze Vests, made with neck to keep strap on shoulders regular j.nd extra

knee 50c value

25c

D. M. C. NOTICE. We have a large stock of D. M. C., all sizes. Don't substitute another crochet cotton when you can buy D. M. C.

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Week End Sale .....

Hosiery and UnderWear

sizes special Ladles' Cotton Lisle Union Suits, loose or tight knee all sizes. Special Children's Knit Union Suits, loose or tigh^

Don't Take a Chance With Some Unknown Corset You'll get better service and attention here in our corset section than you will from any agent.

10C

25c 25c

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CORSETS

We guarantee all the G-D Justrite corsets we sell and you know, just where to find us if anything should go wrong. jPront and back lace corsets, .. $1 to $5

pair for finest chamoisette gloves 2 clasp style in white and black. All sizes.

pair for 2 clasp chamoisette gloves, with white or black stitching. All sizes.

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3 for 25«

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The pink dough from one of these cans will make four walls glisten and radiate cheerfulness apd, save, .the cost of repapering. Easy to use and economical good for pocketbook and health. Tho old reliable standard cleaner »n the Hue label can. Sold by grocery, drug, hardware paint stores.

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