Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 May 1916 — Page 7

MONDAY, MAY 1, 1$16.

Miss Marie Hazelrigg was hostess on Saturday evening for a delightful niusicale at her home on South Ninth street, complimentary to Mrs. Harry Admire, of Bloomington 111., who is spending several days here fhe guests of her parents. An abundance of spring flowers in baskets and ,bowls arranged artistically furnished the decorations of the house. During the evening Mrs. Admire sang several groups of songs, Miss Yates played violin selections and readings were given by Miss Stevens. The program proved most delightful and several numbers including all three entertainers were especially enjoyed. Following the program a penny contest took place for which boxes of pennies were awarded the prize winners. A fruit punch and dainty wafers were served throughout the evening. About twenty guests were invited to attend.

Mrs. Admire, who before her marriage was a member of the choir at the Central Christian church, sang at both services at the church on Sunday, i

A regular meeting of the board of the Day Nursery will be held on Friday morning at the home on North Fourth street. A branch nursery home will be opened on Wednesday in the vicinity of the Deming school, in the northeast section of the city. A great'demand for the opening of the nursery has been felt for some time, as there are more than twenty-five mothers with children to be cared for. Many useful donations are being received from persons interested, ior the furnishings of the home. The especial need is for nursery furniture, children's beds, cradles, buggies and chairs. The committee in charge is composed of Mesdames W. H. Hollingsworth, Leon Whitney, A. L. Pfau, W. S. Rea and Thatcher Parker. During the month of May the regular dues for tbe Nursery will be collected.

The annual dance by the active members of the Gamma Gamma section was given on Saturday evening at the Hotel Deming. Forty couples were in attendance, and a number of out-of-town members, entertained by members here, came to attend. The chaperones were Prof, and Mrs. F. M. Stalker, Prof, and Mrs. Johnson Misses Charlotte Sweitzer and Ivah Rhyan. The grand march was led by Miss Helen Nehf and Richard Aittfen, and Miss Helen Hitch and H. W. Broadstreet. Two new members recently initiated at the home of Miss Harriet Hubbard, were present.

Mr. Tom Warren Cook, formerly of Shelbyville, now witA the Terre Haute Pcwer Supply company of Terr® Haute, and Miss Helen Jones, of Pieraton, "Ind., were married recently in & quiet ceremony at the home of the bride. After spending their honeymoon in Shelbyville, HI., they have come to Terre Haute to live and are now located in the Anshutz apartments on Osborne street. Both are well known in Terre Haute.

The Saturday evening bridge club was entertained this week at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Runyan on South Center street. Favors for high scores were awarded. The members are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahel, Dr. and Mrs. August Knoefel, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hunter, Mr. and jMrs. Henry K. L. Dalzell and Mr. and

Mrs. Runyan.

Members of the Travel Study club were entertained this afternoon at the home of Miss Mary Grimes on South Center. Two excellent papers were given. Mrs. Robert Herkimer $ave "The Present Relation of Labor and Capital in Russia," and Mrs. Malcolm A. Steele a paper on "Caucasia."

On the afternoon of Saturday, May 20. the members of the Fortnighty club will observe a guest day at the home ef Miss Bonnie Farwell. A specially interesting program for the "en-

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tertainment is in charge of Miss Farwell. Mrs. Perle Allen and Miss Louise Kleiser.

Mrs. G. E. Throop, of 1915 North Thirteenth street, spent the week-end in Lafayette, at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house, the guest of her son, Frank Throop. While there, Mrs. Throop acted as chaperon for a house party given by the fraternity.

A 1 o'clock' luncheon will be given on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. D. R. Ulmer, when the Centenary guild will be entertained. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Walter G. Rice, Mrs. Emory Bard and Miss Lillian Eppert.

The Areme club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at Masonic hall, 'with the following women as hostesses: Mesdames Mrs. Louis McBlroy, Margaret Brownold, Margaret Wiley and Christine Faust.

Mrs. Mary McDbnald, who came to attend the Kintz-Shuster wedding, has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. E. F. Leonard, on North Fourth street, before returning to her home.

Ladies of the G. A. R. will hold a called meeting tonight at their hall to make further arrangements for the state convention which will be held In ^ansville soon.

A public euchre will be, given on Wednesday afternoon by the Knights and Ladies of Security, Vigo Council No. 352, at their hall at Fourth and Wabash avenue.

IpMiss Ruth Boyer, who is teaching at Attica, Ind., spent the week-end the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph V. Moore, and family, on South Center street.

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Randall, of Greencastle, spent the week-end the guests, of their son and daughter, Mr. and lirs. Clyde R. Randall, of the Bell fiabrf.

tfrs. R. M. Guller returned Saturday from a seven weeks' stay in Logansport, Ind., with her mother, where 'she was called by her illness.

The Chatter and Stitch club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. William F. O'Brien, 1602 North Eighth street.

The Alpha alumnae will meet on Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Deming. Tea will be served at the close of the meeting.

Mrs. Finley Williams is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Hattie Kole and Mrs. Jane Jones, of North Thirteenth and One-half street.

u/The College Avenue Missionary society will meet on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gregg, 2434 Wabash avenue.

The Ladies' Aid society of the German Methodist church meets on Thursday afternoon in the church parlors.

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HOLDS LINCOLN MUST GO BACK 10 ENGLAND

Supreme Court Orders Extradition of Confessed Spy tc Face Trial on Charge of Forgery.

WASHINGTON, May 1.—The supreme court today held that Ignatius Timothy Tribich Lincoln, former member of the British parliament, and confessed spy, must go back to England for trial on a charge of forgery.

Lincoln was arrested in New York and made a sensational escape. He was re-arrested, and from the order for his extradition he sought release through habeas corpus proceedings. The New York federal district court refused to release him and Lincoln appealed to the supreme court. Lincoln contended that if returned to England he would be tried as a spy contrary to the extradition treaty between the United States and Great Britain that no one shall be extradited for a political offense.

THIANS ATTEND SERVICES. Than 600 ParticipiKe in Lodge Day At Baptist Cnurch. More than six, hundred Pythians, members of the two uniform rank companies, three su&inordlnate lodges and two temples of Pythian sisters attended the special "Pythian Day" services held at the First Baptist church Sunday morning. The Pythian quartet, composed of J. C. Vaughan, Ross E\ans, Man ford Collins and Frank Reagan, sang during the opening services, and Mrs. W. G. Phinney gave vocal solo. Rev. Charles R. Parker, pastor of the Kinsman-Union Congregtional church, of Cleveland, was introduced. "The Bond of Brotherhood" was the theme \f the morning sermon, by the pastor, Rev. Clark R. Parker. After the sermon, Robert A. Brown, of Indianapolis, grand keeper of records and seals, delivered an address on "Fulfillment of Fraternal Love." "Today is the day of salvation" was the subject of the evening sermon delivered by the Rev. Charles L. Parker,

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The Third Ward Civic society Monday announced a plan by which hopes to improve the appeanances of premises in the ward. For the b$st kept premises the society will award on September 1 a prize of $15 second prize, $10 third, $5 and three prizes of $1. Entries must be in by May 30 and must be sent to Henry Graham chairihan of the pTiSe committee, 1411 South Sixteenth street.

AWARD BRIDGE CONTRACT.

The county commissioners Monday afternoon awarded the contract for the building of the Hutchinson bridge in Fayette township to Elmer Harrard, on his bid of $20,945. Contracts for four »-r»ads were to be- let later in the day.

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BOYS' CLUB NOTES.

The board of directors of the Flora Gulick Boys' club Monday started plans for the raising of funds to send Mrs. Gulick, superintendent of the club, to the annual convention of the National Boys' Club Federation, in Scranton, Pa., on May 17, 18 and 19.

TBe resignation of Raymond Miller, assistant superintendent and physical director, was reported. No action was taken. He wiy remain until a successor Is chosen.

Following a meeting Monday noon Secretary Ben Blumberg wired to the national headquarters at New York informing the officers that Mrs. Gulick would be present at the meeting

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