Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 July 1915 — Page 6

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Miss Helen Jackson and Russell Johns of South Sixth street are entertaining a week-end party. Their quests are Misses May Stiepe and Marion Drue© of Indianapolis, Elizabeth Hague of Huntington Messrs. Joseph Radadrugh and Mr. Dean Fuller of Anderson. Last night Mr3. Jackson and Miss Johns entertained for their guests with a dinner party at the Doming. The table was decorated with garden flowers of the season and hand painted place cards designated the places of the guests. A delicious six course dinner was served. Those present besides the honor guests were Misses Sarah Harvey and Margaret Ehrmann Messrs. Riley Kester, Paul Baugh, Howard Ehrmann, Nelson Bhaley, Frank Kroupe, Erwln Dimick and Mrs. Johns and Mrs. James Harvey.

A number of young men of the younger social set were hosts for a boat ride and dance last night. The trip was made on the boat Winner. Punch was served throughout the evening. The hosts were Messrs. George Hayman, Gilbert Ogle, Davis Shryer, Sydney Leibing, Robert Hoskins, Ald«sn Sulger, Raymon Smith, Richard Scott, R. Rynick and Fred Reckert. They had as their guests Dorothy Rankin, Lucille Topping, Margaret Ornrytn Evelyn Black, Miriam Sulger, Marie Louise Davis, Josephine Hamill and Clare Topping. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Turner acted as chaperones.

Prof. Hermann Leibing has been engaged to give a benefit recital for the Montrose M. E, church on Tuesday evening, July 6. The program will be as follows: Grand March Rossini Evening Song Gingl "Violin solo—-

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Miss Inez Hale entertained the Filae society at her home Friday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Daisy Tolliver, of Nashville, Tenn. The house was decorated with flowers and light refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Amelia AltenDerger, Mabl Adair, Paula Krosbeck, Rosa Kurtz, Lena and Hazel Showalter, Laura Siering, Doro Watson, Mildred Smoth, Emma and Bertha Kern, Catherine Marsh, TTattio Gott, Emile Reichart, Lulu Wallace, May Smith, Mary Taney and Inez Hale.

The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Centenary ohuroh will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Boggs, 1120 North Ninth street* next Friday afternoon, July 9, at 2:30. On account of the absence of the president, Mrs. Dr. Edwards, Mrs. Fred Cook will preside. The assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Dennis Hearst, Mrs. William G. Bloomer and Mrs. Harriet Allen.- Mrs. Robert Henderson will have charge of the lesson and Mrs. Rev. Upson will have charge of the devotion. All members are urged to be present.

-Miss Gladys Bottsford, who for the past three years has held the position of dean of music of the Indiana State Normal, has resigned. Her engagement to Lloyd Shepard, of Chicago, has been announced and the wedding will take place in the early fall at Pottsdam, N. T. For the past year Miss Bottsford has been in very poor health and is at present In Michigan recuperating. Miss Bottsford was a social favorite here and unusually successful in her work.

A party of young people will motor to Indianapolis Monday in the Beasley cnJft Those in the party will be Misses Evelyn Black and Miriam Sulger and James Black and John Hoke Beasley. While there they will be the guests of Miss Katherine Kidder, and will attend a dance to be given at the Country club on Monday night. A feature of the dance will be a dancing contest. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Beasley will accompany the young people to Indianapolis.

Mrs. Carrie Elliott announces the marriage of her daughter, Pearl Vilvian, to Fluria Rasico, which took place at the parsonage of the First Baptist church. The Rev. Clarke Parker officiated, using the ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Rasico will be at home to their friends at 825 Crawford street. The bride has been stenographer for the past two years at the Siegel store, and the groom Is agent for the American Express company.

Mrs. J. m. Maule, of 2500 North Sixth, gave a birthday party Saturday afternoon In honor of her son, Elmer's, and daughter, Eunice's birthdays. The house was prettily decorated with flags and flowers and a large birthday cake was placed in the center of the dining table. The children spent the afternoon in games and a peanut hunt. At four o'clock ice and cake was served.

Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Smith and daughter, Mrs. Myron Gray, and Miss Susan Barbour drove down in their car from Muncie to spend the week end. They visited Mrs. Smith's and Miss Barbour's sisters, Miss Louise Barbour and Mrs. N. R. Moore, of South Fifth street, and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barbour of South Sixth Btreet.

On Monday evening, July 5, Rev. Father Bishop Chartrand will confirm

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a class of over a hundred in the village Catholio church of St. Marys-of the-Woods, of which the Rev. Father Theines is pastor. The following young people from Terre Haute will furnish the music for the confirmation: Misses Gertrude and Rose Osborne, Mr. Victor Kintz, Mr. Frank Magee and Mr. Carl Qeser,

Miss Helena Freltag entertained the Omega Alurtinaa association Saturday at her home on Kent avenue. A deli cious luncheon was served at small tables on the porch. The porch and tables were decorated with garden flowers. The guests were: Misses Mary and Mildred Flaherty, Lena Pococlc, Ellen Davis, Hila Lewis, Meta Glavecke, Florence Hixon, Mary Richards and Lillian Johnson.

Mrs. F. R, Wheeler announces the marriage of her son, Herbert F. Harriott, to Miss Lena A. Cain. The wedding took place on Wednesday, June 30, at the parsonage of the Central Presbyterian church, the Rev. L. O. Richmond officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Harriott are at home to their friends at 1515 South Eleventh street. Mr. Harriott is traveling salesman with the Atlantic and Pacific tea company.

Mr. and Mrs. James Piety entertained Friday night at the Terre Haute Country club with an informal dinner party in honor of Miss Cora Carlton, of New York. A delicious coune dinner was served the guests. Covers were laid for Mw. and Mesdames Bruce Bement, Richard Strong, E, P. Fairbanks and M!r. and Mrs. James Piety.

Mr. W. T. Thurman, of South Fourth street, leaves Monday for Chicago. Mr. Thurman will spend the r©st of the summer doing special work at the Academy of Fine Art* with Cad Weinta, head of the school. He has recently completed several fine plotures of the wild rose gardens west of the city.

An informal one o'clock luncheon was given Friday by Miss Emily Gifford, of Third avenue, in honor of the Misses Gladys and Gertrude Hildreth, who left Friday nig-ht for Materville, 111., where they will make their home. The guests were Misses Gladys and Gertrude Hildreth, Esther JHance and Emily Glfford.

The members of the Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity will give a smoker Friday evening, July 9, at the home of James Bradley, south of town, for the members of the fraternity and their friends. The trip will toe made in Fromme's motor truck and will leave Seventh and Main at 7:30.

Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Townley and daughters, Misses Grace and Jean, left Saturday for Lake^Winona, where they will occupy their cottage for the summer. Later Miss Jean will go to Culver, where she will visit Miss Eleanore Horde at the Horde cottage.

Announcement has "been made in Chicago of the engagement of Miss Agnes McShreve, of 4406 Indiana avenue, to Mr. George Allen Mansfield, o£ El Paso, Tex., and Los Angelos. The wedding will take plaoe early this fall. Mi3S Shreve formerly resided in Terre Haute and has a large circle of friends here.

The Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at Collett park. Lunch will be served after the regular program. •^Patriotism and Missions" will be the topic for discussion, with Mrs. Merriam and Mrs. Tipton as leaders. Misses May Waldorf Amelia and Frieda Meyer will be hostesses.

The Fort Harrison Country club members have made Monday, July 5, a guest day. Each member will be allowed the privilege of Inviting guests. A fine display of fireworks will be given and dancing will be enjoyed in the evening. A number of other novel features will be carried out in the decorations and the entertainment.

Mrs. Howard Sandison of North Center street is at Cambridge, Mass., for the summer where Miss Helen Sandison is doing some special research work in Harvard university. Miss Loi3 Sandison, who is a Junior at Bryn Mawr college, is spending the summer at a girls' camp about ten miles from Cambridge.

Today a number of the young people will form a picnic party to drive to the Shades of Death in honor of the out-of-town guests. On Monday Mr. Johns will have them as his guests on the all-day picnic given by the Beta Phi Sigma fraternity.

The annual picnic of the Omega sorority was held at Forest park Friday, July 2. Dancing and boating were enjoyed through the day and a picnic supper was served in the evening. Music for the dancing was furnished by Miss Susie Hess.

The wedding of Mrs. Rose W. Kadel and Charles A. Heres occurred on Wednesday, June 30. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. L. O. Richmond in the presence of the immediate family and a few friends. Mr. and Mrs. Heres will reside at C04 Sixth

The ladies of the altar society of St. Ann's church will hold a card party on Friday afternoon at 2:15 at the hall. The hostesses will be Mirs. H. B. Stone, Mrs. Doro Flaherty, Mrs. G. Memmering, Mrs. Frank "Morehead and Mirs. Albert Nlble.

The Young People's society of the Gorman Lutheran church will give a lawn social next Thursday evening, July 8, on the church lawn at Center and Poplar. A refreshment stand will be erected, where soft drinks and cigars will be sold.

Miss Almee Hauck, of 217 North Fifteenth street, left Saturday for a few days' visit with relatives in Chicago. She will spend the rest of her vacation with her uncle, George Hatz, of Omaha, who will accompany her from Chicago.

Mrs. Stephen Beard, of Third avenue, entertained

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iMlss Clara Pigg and Miss Mabel Fuller left Saturday for Indanapolis, where they will visit Miss Fuller's sister, Mrs. Mary Douglas. They will spend some time at the Shades of Death.

The Social guild of the Washington Avenue Presbyterian churoh will meet on Thursday, July 8, at 9 o'clock for work. Family luncheons will be served from 11:30 until 2 o'clook. A business meeting will be held at 2 o'clock.

The communion services at St. Stephen's Episcopal church will begin at 10 o'clock this morning Instead of the usual hour of 10:30. The regular vested choir will sing De Koven's "Recessional."

Bruce F. Failey has taken a cottage on the Massachusetts coast for the rest of the summer. iMr. Failey will be accompanied by his children, Crawford and Alice, their governess, Pauline Hacker, and the servants.

Miss Elizabeth Hague, of Huntington, Ind., who is a member of the house party given by Miss Helen Jackson and Russell Johns, will visit Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Kester and family, of South Seventh, next week.

Mrs. Henry Denning of 301 South Thirteenth and One-half street had as her guest for the past week, Miss Alice M. Davis. Miss Davis also visited her aunts, Mrs. Myra Fields and Mrs. Sadie K. Davis of North Sixth street. She returned home Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schmidt, of Sixth avenue, have as their guests Sunday, Mrs. Schmidt's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Merle, and Mrs. J. T. Powers and daughter, Rose-mary,-who motored over from Indianapolis.

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Rlcker gave Friday night at the Couniry ciut. There were twenty guests seated at one Ion? table, and after a course dinner they engaged In dancing. The table was artistically decorated with flowers.

Miss Lucy Leibing left Friday for Indianapolis, where she will be Joined by Miss Frances Keith and a number of other young people to attend a house party at Blue Bluffs, Ind.

Seigfried Phillip baritane, hes recently returned from Chicago whero he oompleted arrangements to do baritone solo work next winter with several of the large orchestras.

Richard Lee of South Fifth street will leave Monday for Anderson, where

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Congressman Ralph W. Moss Speaks at Their Wedding Anniversary

MR. AND MRS. JASPER STOOPS.

CORY, Ind., July 8.—Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Stoops, Wednesday, celebrated the fifty-second anniversary of their wedding. Congressman Ralph W. Moss and Rev. Lawrence Athea delivered, addresses, congratulating the venerable couple on the high regard in which they are held by their neighbors. About five hundred people attended the re

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A larg« number of people took dinner last night at the Country club and many reservations are In for tables for Monday for the regular table de hote service.

Mrs. Frederick McCullough has resigned her position with the LedererFetbelman company as cashier. Mrs. MoCullough has been with the firm since Mr. Lederer started in business here.

ception. In 1853 Mr. and Mrs. Stoops drove from Sugar Ridge township to Richmond, Mo., in an ox team. Of their six children the following: survive: Charles, Blworth, Lorin of Chrisman, 111. Mrs. Mary Kester of Riley and Benjamin of Terre Haute. One daughter, Miss Alva, died some years ago.

he has accepted a prositlon for the summer with the Remy Electric company.

J. R. Dunford and wife of North Eighth street will leave Sunday morning to join their daughter, Miss Evelyn, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Craig and other relatives in Paris, 111.

Miss Nelle Keith, of Indianapolis, is visiting her cousin, Robert Hoskins, of South Sixth street. A number of social affairs are being planned for Miss Keith during her stay,

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Anderson, of North* Fifth atree/t, have postponed their trip to California Indefinitely duo to the serious illness of Mr. Anderson's mother.

Mrs. Henry Meyer and daughters, Misses Elsa and Isabel, of North Fifth street, have opened their cottage at Lake Maxinkuckee for the summer vacation season.

Mrs. William Thompson, 014 Gilbert avenue, will have the meeting of the North End Furnishing club of the Union hospital on Friday afternoon.

De Bow Sparks, Don Baker and John Simpson are planning to enter the golf tournament to be held at Indianapolis at the country club there. Expert players from Illinois, Kentucky and this state will play.

J. D. Hunt and family, of 75 South Eighteenth street, left Thursday for Indianapolis to make their future home. Mr. Hunt is connected with the Capital Casualty company, with offices in Indianapolis.

The Woman's club of the Social Settlement will meet Tuesday afternoon at two thirty o'clook at the Y. W. C. A. A board meeting will be held at four o'clock and all members are urged to be present.

Harry E. Fitch, Jr., left Saturday afternoon for an extended tour of the east, visiting Philadelphia. Harrisburg, Washington, Atlantic City, New York, Niagara Falls and other points of interest.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt are at Rose Hill, 111., where they were called to attend the funeral of their niece, Miss Beulah Elder, who was accidentally drowned.

Major and Mrs. Adolph Gagg are speeding the Fourth at the Worth B. Steele cottage at Lake Maxinkuckee. Miss iNelle tFilbecflc will join them there.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Kuhl, 1144 Poplar street, announce the birth of a daughter, Katherine Olive. She has been named for Mr. Kuhl's mother, of Shawnee, Okla.

Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Mahaney and Miss Margaret Boleman motored to Clinton Wednesday evening and attended the band concert.

VMiss Margaret Breinlg, 623 South Seventh street, returned home Saturday morning from Orlando, Fla., where she has been visiting for months.

W. Russell Hayes and family of Springfield, 111., are spending a few days with their relatives and will motor hack Tuesday.

Mrs. Norman Robertson of near Prairieton, who underwent a major operation Saturday morning, was reported doing nicely last night.

The ladies of the U. B. L. will meet Tuesday afternoon at Memorial hall. It will be a business meeting and a full attendance Is requested.

Mrs. Mary Sydney Miller, of South Fourth street, leaves Wednesday for an extended visit In California. She will stop at all points of interest In California and en route.

Miss Amelia Katzenbach, of the Fairbanks memorial library, is spending her vacation at Indianapolis, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Richardson.

Miss Margaret Orman, of South Seventh street, leaves this week for Culver, where she will visit Miss Gertrude Wagner at the Wagner cottage.

Mrs. Newell of North Seventh, and daughters. Misses Martha and Carrol, are spending the week end with the camp fire girls at Forest park.

A card party will be given at St. Joseph's hall, Thursday afternoon. The hostesses willl be Miss Lillian O'Reilly and Mrs. William Fread.

Miss Deborah Lorenze, of Chicago, left for her home after a delightful

visit with Mr. and Mrs. BJwil Meyers, of South Sixth street.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bcudder and daughter. Miss Bthel, leave Sunday noon for Lo» Angeles, Cal-, to visit their daughter, Mrs. J, H- Thompson.

Miss Mary Alice Warren and Miss Lucia returned home Wednesday in Miw Warren's limousine from Lake Wawausee, Ind.

BCrs. Anna McBride, of South Fifth street, was operated upon at St. Anthony's hospital, Wednesday, and Is improving.

Miss Dorothy Rice and Miss Wanda Cousins, of Lafayette, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stern, have left for their homes.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleming moved this past week and are now residing with Mr. Fleming's father on South Seventh street.

The officers of Hyacinth temple, Pythian Sisters, will meet Tuesday afternoon to practice for the installation "work.

The College Avenue Missionary society will meet with Mrs. W. H. Myer, 17M South Fifth street, next Tuesday afternoon.

Miss Lucile Carmack left Friday morning for Lake Maxinkuckee, where she will visit Miss Marjory Johnson for two weeks.

Mrs. Lawrence Mogan spent Thursday visiting Mrs. Katherine Isbell, of North Sixth street.

Miss Pearl B. Bills leaves Thursday for a stay of several weeks in California

Mr. I* R. Whitney and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carmack motored to Crawfordsville today In the Whitney car.

Misses Dorothy and Edith Fisher of North Eighth street are spending the week with relatives at Paris, 111,

John Hoke Beasley retaurned last wtdf from Springfield, 111., where he vUnted Norman Brinkerhoft,

Mr. and Mrs. (Henry Dilge of 422 Eagle street announce the birth of a daughter, Marie Henrietta

Miss Marion Parks, of South Seventh, has as her guest Miss Ruth Parks, of Uhrlcksville, Ohio,

Mrs. C. H. Thrall, who has been visiting relatives in Toledo, has returned home.

The Oneida club will meet with Mrs. Emma Deits of 446 South Seventeenth street on Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Gencht and son, of 919 Wabash avenue, is visiting with Mlrs. Miller, of Los Angeles, Cal.

Miss Helen Williams went to Hume Thursday for a visit with friends.

Mrs. Amelia Carhart, of Marshall, Is visiting Mrs. W. A. Wilson.

Richard Bledsoe has gone to Mattoon to spend his vacation.

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