Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 August 1915 — Page 6

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The Fresh Air mission is filled to its capacity now with the children, who are enjoying to the fullest the fresh i,4-%playgrounds and good meals which it affords them. There is a long list f' waiting admission. The greatest need Ltes °f the mission is eatables, and many

People have been most generous. The report of donations is as follows: Mrs. James McCall,' $5 the industrial so°f the German Reformed church, 5% $5 Mrs. Bruce Bement, five pounds "f-l of rice Valentine meat market, meat

f°r one week Joseph Strong company, coffee and tea Mrs. Harry Cole, bunch of bananas Bresett's grocery, one dozen cans of peas Wadley Poultry company, chickens for Sunday Mrs. G. E. Reiman, ice cream for Sunday Mrs. J. M. Bigwood, cookies Mrs. Wilbur Topping, potatoes and iH other vegetables. All donations are gratefully received at the mission and ::s It is furthering a most worthy cause.

\v The Gamma Gamma section, both alumnae and active members, held a "•J breakfast and morning meeting at the home of Miss Julia Hall on the Clinton interiirban on Saturday morning.

Breakfast was served at 8 o'clock on J||« the lawn and afterwards croquet was iC-Nj piayed. An election of alumnae cjjffleers took place with the following .result: President, Mrs. Mabel Steeg

Lammers vice president, Miss Eleanor Bauer treasurer, Miss Ruby Fuhr rf-secretary, Miss Bessie Streever, and corresponding secretary, Miss Nadine

Heed. The members present were the Misses Anna Meyer, Eleanor Bauer, j§ Bessie Streever, Anita Duenwag,

Madeline Eppert, Lillian Eppert Agnes Shaley, Helen Hitch, Martha Block, •_ Thelma Jobe, Elizabeth May, Mamip

Liou and Beatrice Kester, Harriet Hubj. bard, Margaret Stimson, Gladys Brown, Julia Hall, Helen Nehf, Helen Pugh, E|^ Gertrude Kearns, Isabel Hamilton, of |.v" Gfeensbung, Ind., with Irm.a Mayrose,

Eliaabeth Rice, of Waveland, Ind., with E' Katherine Rhoades, Marie Price Alice *'1* Woody, Bertha phillips, Mrs. Bailey j|p and Mrs. Lammers.

is a in of 2 3 2 0 a afield avenue, entertained Friday night fr^'ln honor of Miss Celia Clark, of West

Toledo, Ohio. The evening was spent P-^in games and music. Ielightful sum%j:'iiner refreshments were served the guests. The music was furnished by nJ-^a number of the accomplished guests $ including Miss Margaret Hudson, Miss IP/ Julia Clark and Mr. Monninger. Those present were: Misses Thelma Patter,/l- son, Edith McLaren, Esther Richey, *V-!Pearl Sallowfleld, Julia Clark, Marga-%..-Tet Hudson, Naomi Fiterson, Esther ijJ Trotter, Claudine Miller, Thelma ^Meyers, Messrs Phil Monninger Roy ,' Hardisty, David Snodgrass, James LaS#iForge, George Moncs, George Romain, |Y-„ "William Moss, Roy Coffman, Elmer jMcGlinn, Ed Laley, Roy Woodall and sHorley Wagner of West Terre Haute.

.? Ray Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. "Cary Thompson, 624 Second avenue, s*—celebr^ied his fourteenth birth anni-

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-j "versary on Friday by entertaining a number of his friends at his home from 2 to 5:30 o'clock. The afternoon "«j^=was in games and contests, after which refreshments were served. Most 5 of his guests Included his classmates wand members of his Sunday school 'class. They were as follows: Ray

Thompson, Senta Cllne, Marion Davis, Lula Leach, Pauline Moody, Aledla Bell MOss, Edward Dyer, Clarence Stoops, .Davis Hoffman, Norman McQuithy,

Clyde Volker, Roy Thompson, Horace Thompson, Robert Thompson, Lillian Volker, Mrs. Leach, Mrs. Thompson, -Cassie Leach, Mrs. Vanosdale and

Clarence Reep.

Misees Martha and Catherine Smith have as their guests Miss Nona Fadden, of Pittsburgh, and Miss Rosalind Schuh, of Princeton, Ind. Thursday evening a number of young people enjoyed a swimming party at the Y. M. C. A. pool in honor of the visitors. Those who took part were Misses I' Christine Foursch of Chicago, and i-S Dixie von Tressel of Vincennes, with

Miss Lena Failing, Gertrude Kadel, Esther Ray, Muriel Torre and Pauline Hanger, Mack Bohannon, Robert Goodrich, Walter Letaler, Robert Smith, Craig Failing, T. Mellett, Overton Pendergast And Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pendergast. After the swimming a luncheon was enjoyed.

»Y Miss Susie Hess entertained the following guests, Misses Helen Paine, Sarah Newjand, Helen Franke, Viola

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Miss Marie Hazelrigg of South Ninth street entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Gretchen Silvey, guest of Mrs. B. B. McAllister. The entertainment was in the nature of & theatre party, the guests being taken to see the performance of "Kindling" at the American theatre. A luncheon at Valentines followed. The guests were Misses Katherine Connelly, Esther Newton, Wilma Luoas, Clair Ray, Helen Nehf and Miss Silvey.

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Mrs. Mary Hamill, matron of the Florence Crittenton home, Is expected today from Marshall, 111., where she spent her vacation. During her absence Mrs. Elizabeth Bledsoe, her assistant, haa been in charge of the home.

The Misses Alberta Murphy and Helen Metzer, of South Fourth street, are visiting Miss Beatrice BJaokman at her country home, east of Paris. A

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MRS. C. O. 8RLF, PRB9IDBNT OF THE TUESDAY CLUB. Mrs. C. O. Self, for years a (prominent club woman and civic worker, is head of one of Terre Haute's best known organizations of women—the Tuesday club. The club has a membership of 24 and it is affiliated with the Ixcal Council of Women's clubs.

The object of the Tuesday club is two-fold—that of improving the minds of the members by some special line of stu«y and of keeping Informed on present' day questions and problems and to do its share of any civic work undertaken by the local council of women.

When the general topic of study for next year will be modern novels, the club has outlined a program of miscellaneous subjects in connection with It. Among them are "Present Day Problems," such as "The High Cost of Living" and "Mother Pensions," "What is Neutrality," One Good Law Passed by the Last Legislature," "Commission Form of 'Government for Cities," and the "Federal Drug Law."

Mrs. Self is one of the most thorough

Brown and Katherine Hess in honor o£ Miss Freda Skinner, of Portland, Ind., and Misfl Helen Bryant, of Howell, Ind., with a six o'clock dinner on Friday evening. The guests also remained for a slumber party. Ml«s Hess expects to substitute for Miss Marie Gamidinger at the Lyceum theatre during Miss Gamidlngefs -vacation. Miss Gamidinger will Bpend her vacation visiting relatives in the east.

Miss Emma Newlan entertained the L. O. T. M. club with a chicken dinner at her home east of the city. The club is composed of members the Grace Meredith hive, of which Mrs. Newlan is a member. Those present were Irene Bebee, Minnie Weaver, Clara Crowthers, Lottie Fox Emma Reed, Fannie Brown, MSiry Thompson, Katherine Busby, Elise Beckemeyer, Anna Charles, Ida Davles, Bertha Smith, Jane Green, Lucy King. The club presented Mrs. Newlan with a set of aluminum ware.

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The members of the Tuesday club are: Meedames P. E. {Allen, M. Beach, Edward Bitner, W. O. Bond, W. D. Oheney, Arthur Cunningham, Octavla Elchelberger, D. C. Greiner, D. M. Hutchlngs, Lucius Lybrand, E. B. Miller, George Morris, W. S. Miller, W. McGurk, G. Neal, Charles Paddock, Robert Paige, W. Rhodes, C. O. Self, G. E. Talley, R. V. Thompson and A. Westphal Misses Maude Paige and Carrie Smith.

number of Informal comipanles have been, given in their honor, among which was a dancing party on Thursday evening at Miss Blackman's heme, and a moonlight picnlo on Frlday evening,

Mrs. J. E. White entertained Saturday morning with an attractive party in honor of her sister, Miss Mary Smith, of Indianapolis, who is visiting her. There were two tables of five hundred after which a dainty two course summer luncheon was served. The other out of town guests besides the honor guest were Miss Helen Leever's guests, Misses Pauline Ott and Lucille Burke,

Rockville.

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Engles, of South Eighth street, returned Friday from a three months' trip through the west Mr. and Mrs. Engles report a most delightful trip. They visited the fairs at San Francisco and iSan Diego, all of the principal coast resorts, and made the trip through Yellowstone park enroute home.

The second noon luncheon was held Friday noon by the members of the Equal Franchise league at the Morgan tea room on North Sixth street Among those present were Mrs. Mary Beach, Miss Miriam Beach, Mrs. Mabel Curry, Misses Mae Helmer and Helen Benbridge, Mrs. Leon Stern and Mrs. Nora Ragsdale.

Miss Lucille J. Wolf of South Ninth street left Saturday at noon for Chicago, Milwaukee and other northern points. While in Chicago she will visit her uncle, George B. Wolf, of the Morrison hotel, and while in Milwaukee she will be the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and M*rs. O. T. Tenny, manager of the Carlton hotel.

A delightful afternoon picnio was given by the Caledonian society for the Mothers' club of the social settlement at Collett park on Thursday afternoon. The society served a delicious picnic spread. The Caledonian society entertained the Mothers' club with an indoor picnlo last winter at the settlement

Miiss Minnie Connor, of Sycamore street has been spending a few days ir. Riley, but will return in time for the story hour at Steeg park Monday afternoon. Mise Connor is spending her vacation at home with a few short trips in orded that she may keep up the storyi telling in the parks.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Talley, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Talley and Miss Ota Bartlett are spending the summer at Chautauqua Lake, New York. While there they expect to hear Mrs. Pennypacker, president of the Federation of Woman's Clubs. Miss Bartlett is contemplating going later to Cape Maine, N. J.

On Saturday the {Misses Smith entertained with a slumber party in honor of their gruests. Their guests were the Mlssen Fadden and Schuh, Miss Esther Ray, Miss Lena Failing and her guests, Miss Foursch and von Tressel, and Miss Muriel Torre. A night lunch was served the guests.

Mrs. S. C. Stimson will give a Chautauqua address at Grand View, Ind., next Wednesday evening. She will also attend a meeting of the legislative oounoil in Indianapolis the following Thursday. The subject of Mrs. Stlmaon's address will be "Daughters as Cornerstones."

Mrs, Carson T, French and sons, Emory and Ralph, who have been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawrence, for several weeks, has returned to her home in Cleveland, O.

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During Mrs. French's vi«it she has been honor guest of a number of informal small companies.

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. staples, of Tulsa, Okla., have been visitins? Dr. and Mrs. Brown In Barbour Place. Mrs. Staples is now visiting her mother in Newport and will return in September when they will purchase a new car and drive through to their home In Tulsa. Kj

The ladies of the Altar society of St. Ann's church will give a card party at the hall on Friday afternoon. The hostesses will be Mrs. Louis Patterson, Mrs. Mary O'Connor, Mrs. Abbie O'Leary, Mrs. Albert Owens and Mrs. William Quiet.

Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Wallace, of 305 South Fifteenth street, will celebrate their golden weeding anniversary on August 3, by keeping open house. All of their friends are Invited to call but no cards will, be issued.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bickers announce the birth of a daughter, Friday, July 30. The baby has been named Elizabeth Torbett. Mrs. Bickers, before her marriage, was Miss Fanchon Torbett

Mrs. J. S. Walker, who has charge of the beauty parlors at the Terre Haute house, leaves this week for a western trip to he gone for three months. Mrs. Barbour will have charge during her absence.

Mlks Nona Maier, of South Center street left yesterday for Los Angles to spend two months with her sister, Mrs. Augustus Herbert van K. Koughuet, formerly Miss Myrna Maier, of Terre Haute.

A lawn social will be given Monday evening on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Winn at 2649 South Seventh street, for the benefit of the First Baptist church. Ice cream and cake will be /served.

'Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McCormick, of 1515 North Eighth street, have just returned from an automobile trip in Kentucky going by way of Cincinnati. They carried an automobile tent and camped enroute.

The north section of the furnishing society of the First M. E. church will meet Monday with Mra Charles Murphy of 840 North Fifth street A good attendance is requested.

A euchre will be given at St. Joseph's hall on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 for the benefit of the church. The hostesses will be Misses Frances King and Zeta Caughlin.

Next week Miss Connor will have as her guest Miss Irene Hiatt, of Des Moines, la.

Mercer Beauchamp, graduate of the Rose Polytechnic, returns today to Toledo, O., after a visit with his sis-

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Miss Mayme Henry, head of the book department the Herz store, expects to leave today for New York to meet a number of publishers there.

The Missionary society of the First M. E. church will hold a picnic Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. J. D. Foor, of South Ninth street

Yrof. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas, of Barbour Place, announce the birth of a son, Charles Calvin.

An all day meeting of the Morton corps No. 11 will be held at Memorial hall next Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staff, of South Center street will motor as far as

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The ladles of the Poplar Street Baptist church will give a lawn social at the church Tuesday evening. If the weather Is unfavorable-it will be held in do or

Chicago en route to Sylvan Lake, Mich., where they will spend their vacation.

Misses Minnie Patt and Dora Matson will leave Monday for Chicago, Grand Haven and other northern resorts on a two weeks' vacation. fgjs

The College avenue missionary society will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 30 with Mrs. Ellen Lint, 1800 Sooth Fourth street.

Miss Edith Miller returns Tuesday from Mrs. Blaker's kindergarten school ill Indianapolis, where she has been attending the summer Bession.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Farahee have as their house guests, Mrs. Will Farabee and daughter, Miss Neva Farabee, of New Albany, Ind.

Mrs. A1 Rustard and children are visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jackson, 1612. South Third.

James Morgan, of Alton, 111., who has been the guest of Hunter Sparks,

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of South Sixth street, left -yesterday for his home. Miss Dulah Thomas of South Seventeenth street will leave today fof a wetfK's stay in Indianapolis visiting friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert, of South Center street are planning to spend a ten days' vacation at Sylvan Beach, Mich.

Miss Sadie Church of North Fourteenth street leaves for a month's stay at Lake Maxinkuckee visiting with friends.

A meeting of the board of the day nursery will be held Friday lit the heme on North Fourth street on Friday. Friday

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Miss Helen Tyler leaves today, Sun* day, for Chautauqua Nake, N. Y.