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i Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bainea, of Pittsbugh. Pa., formerly of this citj", an•ounce the marriage of their daughter. Ruth Baines, to Mr. Roy M. Davis, •on of Mr. and Mrs. James Davis, north of Tern- Haute. The wedding occurred 111 Indianapolis Saturday, and was solemnized at 6:30 In Christ church by the llev. J. D. Stanley, rector of the Church. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Carrigan, of Indianapolis. attended the bride and groom.

Mrs. Davis was married In a suit of brown broadcloth with harmonizing |*!cessories. She wore a corsage bouquet of OpSaelia rosea. Following the ceremony, a *tvedding diner was served At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carrlgan. Mr. and Mrs. Davis left for a short Wedding trip east and upon their return will live in Terre Haute.

The bride has been a stenographer in the Pennsylvania offices for several jeans. The groom received an honorable discharge from the army, but hopes to be able to enter the service ng:.in. He is at present with the ti action company.

\frs. 1 P. King, of ColJett Park .Place, was hostess for a delightful company Friday evening, having as her guests the members of the Alpha Theta. 1'hi Sorority. After business affairs Were discussed the remainder of the evening was spent in toasting marshInallo.vs. A delicious luncheon was ... njoyed later in the evening. Miss

Ktlen Davis, of First avenue, will be 'hostess for a dancing party Sept. 30. 7 he sorority members are the Misses Ellen Davis. Thelma Green, Faye Laure,

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."pur Boys In the Army And the fourth Liberty Ty.'an Drive" will be the I home for the Sunday morning service Ht the First Methodist church. There U'Ul be a roli call of the boys who are »resented on Uie church ser%rice flag. Noire of the blue stars on this flag tifcvc turned to gold, and the church in .1

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iLauxfu). A special invitation is extended to families from which the have gone to attend this service. Special music has been prepared. Solo, "Should Your Blue Star Turn To M:d?" Mrs. C. W. Otis. Anthem, "No Shadows Yonder,'' From the "Holy pity," Alfred Gaul. Quartette, '^Bleep fi"ble Hearts," Mendelssohn, Miss While, Mrs. Otis, Mr. Wuston, Mr. Thompson.

Mi*, and Mrs. James M. Dolan, of South Ninth street, entertained with beautiful 7 o'clock dinner at their home Thursday evening in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kleeman, and also in honor af the birth anniversary of Mr. Dolan. The table was beautifully appointed, having for its central 6rnameht a large cake in the form of a circle, with the center filled with cofmof. Baskets filled with titers Wens used in decorating the other foomg, The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kleeman and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gfeenburg.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connelly, of St. JLojis. who are in the city visiting relatives and who are house guests at the home of Mr. an-d Mrs. D. P. Lynch, Of South Twelfth street, received word finoe coming here that their son, Paul Connelly, stationd at Camp McClel-

lan, Alabama, had received his commission as first lieutenant. Their son ivns commissioned as sergeant three

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Smock, Mary Allison, Ethel Lee, Margaret Markle, Mary Davis, Joan Stark, Mary Douglas, Alice Stallard, Bertha Lane, Dollie Silcock, Katherine, Thelma and Minnie Johnson Messrs. Bill Houston, Guy St&llard, Ora Potter, Mark Johnson, Marion Miller, Robert Fields, Homer Stock, Rutlege Johnson, Thomas Dorman, Howard Johnson, Allen Hamriok and James Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Highsmith, Mr. and Mrs. Stallard and Ace Davis.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Greene Jenckes were host and hostess for a dinner at the Terre Haute Country Club Saturday evening, having as their guests Messrs. and Mesdames Harry J. Baker, K. P. Fairbanks, Theodore Barhydt, Carson Hamill, Bmil FYoeb, Frederick Benson, C. J. Root, B. V. Marshall and John T. Beasley Mrs. S. R. Hamill. Miss Frances Hamill, Miss Saunders, Misses Martha and Anna Royse and guest. Miss Myra Durham, of Bedford* and Miss Mary Gray.

Mr. and Mrs, John Crawford, of South Sixth street, entertained with a dinner at the Terre Haute Country Club Saturday in honor of their nephews, Joseph and "William McKeen, and who are leaving soon for tneir schools. The guests invited were Misses Mildred Kidder, Vera Bates, Mildred Nattkemper, Alice I'ailey, Lois Temple, Miriam Sulger. and Mrs. DeBow Sparks Stephen Hord, Frederick Crapo, Andrew Crawford, Shannon liuntin, and Winton Sreeter.

•A party composed of Mr. and "Mrs.' Harry Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Gagg, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ott. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford McKeen, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sparks, Miss Alice IJams and Mr. Richard Benbridge. had dinner at the Terre Haute Country Club Saturday evening. At another table were the Misses Lucile Topping*, Virginia Sparks, and Margaret Burn*, Kemper Smith, Joe Larr and Wilbur Topping.

Mrs. A. C. Dud die* ton and daughter, Dorothy, who have been in Ilattiesburg. Miss., with Captain Duddleston. will4 spend the winter in Terer Haute. Miss Dorothy has returned and entered Wiley high school. Mrs. Duddleston la visiting relatives in Henderson, Ky.,

lelightful party at her home on field, W. Va„ to see her daughter, Ruth, J-Vth avenue, in honor of her son, Al- then on here. Captain Duddleston is iert, who Is home on a ahort furlough 1 now in an eastern port. frum Camp Taylor. The evening was apent in games and dancing. The fruests were Hazel Spoonhoff, Lottie

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Dr. and Mrs. D. W* Cornelius, who have been visiting Mrs. Cornelius' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fidl^T, have returned to their home at Alma. Mich., where Dr. Cornelius will resume his work as teacher of physics In the Alma university. He is also occupied with the work of establishing a training camp there.

Mr. an3 Mrs. George O. Pi\, of South Center street, have received word that their nephew, Ueut. Tolman Condron. an aviator at Rockwell Field, San Diego, Cal., has been injured. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Condron. of Chicago, his parents, left immediately for San Diego.

Harry Kaufman, son of Mr. «tid Mrs. H. E. Kaufman, of North Fifth street, who has been in the general office of the Western EIectx*ic Co. in New York City, has enlisted and is in

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tamp at Ft. R'.ocum, New Roohelle, N. Y. He expects to be transferred to an officers' training camp.

Mrs. Benjamin H. Cooper as making .3 short visit in Clinton before leaving Tuesday with her son, Robert, for Mandeville, Wis., to join Mr. Cooper, ho has a government position there. Robert Cooper will enter Ann Arbor the first of October.

Miss Lillian Freischlag, of Springfield, 111., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dosch.

Mrs. Edward Deacon, of St. Louis, was the guest of honor at a dinner given at the Terre Haute Country Club

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Miss Eva Davis, a teacher in the Training School, has been the guest of Mrs. Henry Dalzell on North Ninth street. Miss Davis came a week before school opened.

Mrs. E. K. Pierce, of South Seventh street, has returned from an extended visit !n Colorado and Kansas.

Mrs. Maude Noffsinger has taken a position in the directory department of the post office.

The members of the 1. TV club met Friday at th* home of Mrs. M. C. Rheuby of 3037 South Sixth street to celebrate her birthday anniversary. At nonr. a delicious tour-course luncheon was served. The afternoon was spent in needle work. The members present were. Mrs. Kd L*?wis, Mrs. W. G. Phlnny, Mrs. Ross Licklitcr and Mrs. Claud Ritehey. Guest of the club were: Mrs. Eva Hughes and Virginia Phinny. The nest meeting is to be held at. the home of Mrs. I^ickliter, 120 South Third street.

Mrs*. C. E. Tinglcy of North Thirteenth street entertained the members of her Sunday school class of the Maple Avenue M. E. church Friday evening at her home. A winter picnic was served followed by patriotic contests. Mrs. Tinfrley was assisted by Miss Helen Franke. The members of the class are: Helen Woody, Olive Spencer, Dinah Harrison. Grace AVilson, Rachel Matthews, Ruth Crawford, Ruth Briggs, Helen Sumner, Martha Bediman, Inez Martin, Agnes Waits.

Mrs. Harlan 'A. Pritchett was hostess for a luncheon at her licuna on South .^ixth street in compliment to Mrs. George Woffe of South Bend and Mrs. Frank Oonley of St. I.ouis. Covers were laid for Mesdames Wolfe, Conley, Allen Weinhardt, A. J. Kaufman. Robert Roedel, Thomas Dailey, Charles Kelly, Leo Sullivan and Amelia Pflfer.

Verner McNabney has returned from Camp Grant, Rockford. He went with the last consignment of conscripted men and despite his desire to get into active service was rejected owing to a minor physical defect that governra«nt surgeons decided would unfit him for service.

Miss Florence Krazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James K. Frazier of Putnam street, underwent an operation for i the removal of her tonstls at the Cnion hospital. Miss Frazier is a graduate nurse, and expects to be called into service the first of October.

Misses Edna and Una Dante of Springfield, 111., are spending several days with their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Dante, of South Fifth street. Miss fctfna Dante, a talented

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Saturday evening by Mr. and Mm. Oscar DLx, of South Center street. Other guests invited were Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beasley, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mace, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Owen and Mr| and Mrs. Frederick Reckert.

Orville Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas, of North Kighth street, upon oompleting a three months' course in wireless at Purdue, was sent to College Park, Md. From there he was transferred to Yale, to take special training in signal corps work.

'Mr. and Mts. Frank Crawford, who hStve been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fletcher and family in Chicago, are here for a few days at the Terre Iiaute House, They came for tbe final dismanteHng of their,home. They expect to spend the winter in California.

Miss Lucille Viehe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1, H. Viehe, of Sycamore street, lias accepted a position as teacher of mathematics in Boonville, Ind.

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vocalist, will sing at Centenary church Sunday morning. The toadies' Home club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. W. M. Shepard at her home on South Fifteenth street at 2:30. The meeting was called for the purpose of reorganizing the club. All members are urged to be present.

Dr. and Mrs. C. R. DaBier and eon Ttusse'l have purchased the ,T. E. Mechling home on South Seventh street and will take possession immediately. Russell I^aBier leaves the first of the week for Illinois university.

-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kanffman and daughter, Mary Jane, are spending the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kaufman, of North Fifth street, and Mr. and Mra. H. A. Bryant of Pr&irieton avenue.

Mra Thomas Hardmaa and son, Thomas Jr., who have been with Mrs. Hardman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Foulkns of South Center street, left Fridav for New Dondon, Conn., to loin Mr. ilardman, who waa commissioned there.

Miaa Helen Vendel of South Eighth street and Mr. and Mrs. John 14. Bernhardt and son Jack of Chicago left Thursday for Camp McClellan, Ala., to spend the week-end with Sergt. Carl Vendel.

The Terre Haute Red Cross chapter will receive donations of good cast-off clothing for the Belgian relief at room 26, South Sixth street, from Sept. 23 to Sept. 80, The room will be open all day.

Mra George Nattkemper and daughter. Mi:-s Mildred, leave Monday for Lrouisville, Kv., to visit Wayne Nattkemper, who is in the officers' training camp there. Miss Nattkemper will sf from there to Boston to enter Dana hall.

Mrili Anna McBrlde. 658 Washington ivenue, has received word that her son, Arthur K McBride, has landed safely overseas. He Is with the machine gun company, 336th infantry, S4th division.

Hyacinth Temple Social "Reading club will meet at the home of Mrs. lizzie Hamilton, 1610 Fifth avenue, Friday, Sept, 27. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. W. G. Phinny and Mrs. Anna Hamilton.

Harold Parker, who is in Camp Purdue, Lafaj'ette, Ind., is spending a short furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Parker of South Center street.

Harold Schloss son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schlops of Sruuti Fifth street, who enlisted in the quartermaster's re-

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aerve corps, has returned to Illinois university to complete his senior year. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Roedel of South ^Seventh street left Saturday for Cincinnati. Mr. Roedel will have an operation performed upon his eye by Dr.

Derick T. Vail, a noted specialist. Mrs. C. M. Peyton of 1233 South Fourth street will be hostens for the .Ladies' Aid society of the Grace M. E. church Wednesday. All members are urgently (requested to be present.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jewell of South Ninth street have received word of the ssrfe arrival overseas of their son Hershel, who was formerly assistant bookkeeper at Levin Bros.

Kesrimentsil Color Serge. Palmer Holmes arrived in the city Saturday evening to spend a short furlough with friends here. Sergeant, Holmes is now stationed at Camp Zachary Taylor.'

A called meeting of the W. U. C. T. will be held Monday at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. W. Schuernaker, lSuO College avenut, All members are asked to attend.

Corp. George W. Thomas of ("amp Purdue, Lafayette, is spending Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Thomas, of South Seventeenth street.

James M. Kelly of Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Mo., is spending a liveday furlough at his home on Third avenue. He enlisted eight weeks ago at Chicago In the medical corps.

The ,Toh« P. Baird Post and corps will hold its memorial services at Memorial hall, Sunday, Sept. 22. The members of Morton post and corps are invited to attend.

Mrs. Osrl Rppert and children, Carl Jr. and John William, or Seattle, Wash., arrived Thursday for a visit „with Mr. and Mrs. William E. Eppert of North Tenth street.

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Thursday at the home o£ Mra. DbrrUn, 1526 Franklin avenue. The ladies of Vigo council. No. 353, Knights and Ladies of Security, will give a card party Wednesday afternoon at their hall for the members and their friends.

The Young Woman's auxiliary of Washington Avenue church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G. B. Austrand, 115$ South Kighth street.

Daughters of Isabella wlW hold a meeting Monday evening at Knights of Columbus hall. All members are requested to attend.

The Grace Circle of the King's Daughters and Sons will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Dinkins, 15S4 South Ninth street.

Mrs. F. Tx»y of Ft. Smith. Arte,, arrived Saturday for a visit with her brother .William Price, and family, of East Locust street.

Mrs. A. S. Morton will be hostess for ft meeting of the Riley club Tuesday afternoon at her home on South Center street.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank ^Conlty of St. Louis and Mrs. Lynch are visiting Mrs. A. Stuempfle on South Seventh street.

Miss Eunice Reimer of South Thirteenth street is spending the weekend with her brother, Carl Reimer, who is at Camp Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper of Third avenue have received word that their sons. Claude and Clyde, have arrived safely in France.

Frank Ryan, ,Tr., was guest of honor at a dinner party Saturday evening at the Hotel Demiug.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Sbuster of South Seventh street are spending 10 days in Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence "Wal, Viral avenue, received word of tbe safe

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arrival overseaa of their son. Private Maurice B. Veal, of Company G, 336th infantry, 31st division:*

The Americus club will entertain Its members and friends with a dance Thursday evenings. A lunch will he served at 11 o'clock.

Miss Genefveve McKinley, who has been the house guest of Mis*B Hazel Spoonhoff, has returned to enter school in Detroit, Mich.

Miss Mabel Etta Spoonhoff has gone to Detroit, Mich., to be the house guest of Miss Genevieve McKinley.

The Minnehaha club will be entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. George WTelr at her home, 835 North Seventh street.

Miss Mary Gilbert leaves today for New York city to work. Miss Gilbert Is connected with Misa Chapin's School for girls.

Mrs. Frank Carmack of South Seventh street has returned from a trip to Chicago to see her grandson, Webb K. Heggs Jr.

Mrs. Solan J. Carter left the Tatter part of th« week to Join Colonel Carter, who is at Camp Custer, Mich.

Marion Trueb left Saturday to enter Indiana university, where he will take up the study of medicinew

Miss Fannie Blake of Farririgton street and Mrs. George Johnson of

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South Sixth street are spending 10 days at the Chicago Beach hotel, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bergerman led Sunday for Kansas City and De* Moines for a visit with Mr. Bergarman's brother and sisters.

Appeals To Children

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Secretary McAdoo today appointed every child of school age In the United Stataa "a soldier of the Liberty Loan." In a statement issued to school children through the* National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee, McAdoo wild: ^Back in the trenches of France run our rear line trenches of America. In them the government expects us to stay at home to fight for the winning of the war. In them every one of us is a soidier on duty. The Liberty Loan is a service in which every man, woman aiid child in the country may take part. Children may carry the creed of patriotism even into their own homos. Because of this influence a child may help sell Liberty Bonds. I hereby appoint every child of school age in the United States a soldier of the liberty Loan.*

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