Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1920 — Page 19
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NENVS. SATUBDAT, MAY 29, 1920.
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS
dsurfcter Manrwrel Eleanor . .Mr and Mrs.j Mrt. Leora Petty and daucfater Irene wiD
Tbomaa Pltunmer and dMWttier. Pauline.
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Brown Jamea P* rlT
Proet. VirHl HoEmarv. r ^. me. Orral Price Edww* ®*f*«
Wilbert St«tnli»«n>> Ar»«i u -.mttr ZoeUer CbarVjtte
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noMimnno Jutler.i
brightwooo. neDoeinent f*er<ia*e -il will be l|eld in
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the artwol
Wedneada^ mormn* »t Wtecb
follow! n* pupifat » ,n
Carl Pertruaon
I Pamb a returned edaaaonary from the ; Phiiiptnnea. will aire a talk at the
^rere dinner rueata ©f Mr. and Mr». A. i. Ewin*. of IndxanapoU*. Sunday .. . Mr*. Mary A Gant, who is spending the week with her daughter. Miss Leona Gant, of Xorth Madison, will also ri»t friends at
Elisabethtown Mr. and Mrs.
before Arthur
returning home ... .««-.. ^ ***** **w**Sauth announce the rent!on of tbe World s Advertising Clubs in
Meal.
a daughter. Mary Ltmiae
formerly Miss Lois
and Mrs. Frank H arising
| KmMpptnes. win give a talk at the Memo-
Jaaoes ; dKh church Sunday morning at 10 ©VJo'k w.^j, of | ®li**beth Hartman ^acd^ Mr* j fern-th was
( M^Mart^r^ M^SaMdOe Mr? HaAy 1
tie grMluated. | FW<11 and son EmnelL yd Br-.ghtwood, . Mn. Albert Herbert
'polTaud* 0 this ^
Veregee. ©f Bichnroid .* spending
Owen W
Mare Monday for a rl*t with Mrs Pettys ■taler, lbs. Louis Mills and family at Oklahoma CSty, Okia. . . Mr and Mrs. W. HHomaday and son. of Austm. Teat., arrired today for a rtsit with J. G. Hadley' and family Mr Homaday will attend the eon-
tires in Indianapolis — .The Her, W. L Hargrare has returned from D« Moines la where he attended tbe Methodist conference Miss CdoUa Parsons spent the week-end at Monrovia, the guest of Elmer Doan and family.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
were t
guests at dinner Sunday of Harry Cox of
Wallace
a Arts Gihty.
Mein tire.
Simmon«s and children, nailed Mr. and Mrs W L htnunons. of Camby. Thcmday.
Indianapolis June 6-10.... Mr. and Mrs. Tom Prewitt of Mancie are visiting Mr. Prewitt s mother Mrs. Catharine Prewitt ». The Mothers Club held its last mee I of In-; of the season Tuesday at the library.
Mr. and Mrs. * Mrs. B. C. Ombaua and daughter Helen | . Mine Bath Marine, of Petersburg are visiting Mr. and K* 1 !—
mmmm Sunday wnth his daughter. Elixabeth
CARMEL. - '**£*£'% Mr r"^nr Mr * (>W " r ' Sunday wi^ K*rt Prange. of Albuquer^oe J*. M i* : at the library Wednesday.. . . The Ladies v Fmiey's mother. Mrs. Ivy Jane Finley.
Brg;yn Hobbs entertained at her the guest Jo f his marie John Henry Mitt- A^d bo^ety of the Oiristian churrh met ■, jndiaMpo^s . . Mis? Abbie Louden, of
"I jr gstexsrrssiz \ sl.*' S“-ss»js > ^ The hostem wersed *ral W.epda of Mr* Vdharr, Hiy Fine tommer^ement exernses of ***- ■ ?f« ^^iT^y attended w M A bran.* abnaents , Tl»e Carmel Friends «a»rj gr^fated*. .^ki« ^EmmT Pw^'m : wtmg ^ R** ‘Mrs. Antor: Prange of Indianapoi** «P«ot 1^* Monday with her n«oe. Mrs. C. E |T >mr ” < ^F^_ ^s, Ethel
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returned from Germany, will be the speaker Sunday mortxng and tbe Ke». Willard O Truebkjod of j/ehanapobs will naan* the «*ry
who has Trotter, m lodiaaapoha Walter HeuSey. toom Cortm. ^ Tnmdtaar. . .^M of of Cincinnati. O. visited his wife and baby ■ Snyder spent the weekend
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a4 The Rev L* P Cooler family were guests of Mr. and Mrs
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FrswieSas ; iruebjopo, r« Indianapolis win
n Krfth*F '|k»d*«* howdajr evening addresw. Luiieb wiH be served ‘
vllle. and Mr and Mr* Waldo Patten and «£▼#« v 1P ,i^ »-* Vtl r r,^
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'Sunday.
. **. tihis 'plW the first of the week. . . . ; «n*f at Mohawk
. «... . Ernest Cooper and family will leave j and ^ and family, pf Shendan. were guest* Monday for a^ trip east rlsitteg Waah'/ig-1 w F TnmW of Elnora » PI jar. and Mr*. Jao>b J. Swamy Sunday; D. C. Balt-more. Philadelphia and Newj « Tomey. of hinora.
fmtM Bamuei Mesrihoaae.
Bwamy Sunday , - H. Sewhous* and York,
Baoday evening 1
..Mr*, jlanry* Wood 1* viBiting nt»* Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. were guests of
and Mrs. L. O Tomey. Wednesday.
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a* a weekend ir gion Ky. , were Stuoday
Mr* lieri/amtn
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Brail
Max i* the guest of her «*ter and niece Mr* i Jf j K ..j Mancy Loaette and Mm. Josephine Dnaeoli.r LZi 1 Mm. Ruben Martin and granddaughter. The Woman s Foreign Mia»i*nary Society of
goerta . .
Weetfleid Mr and as week-end gueete
Mi*e
Emma
returned from RenatieUmr asd win be the gtfeet of Mrs. Mary ll«n lot several week* .. Mr.-and Mins, Frank Parsley were the SwvAy guest* of Mr. and Mrs Roy Rroery and children at Caatleton , Mr and Mm. Frank Harrey Sr and Mr. and Mr# Ohrer Harvey eoterUinwi at dinner Surejay for Ur. and Mrs. Will Brer,nermann and *•« .R*F
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the Old Bethel ©bunch. will meet at the home
of lira. W ~
M Gould The meet*
sickle.,. Mr. and Mr*
family, of Indianapohs. M wM M dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs; Henry Schweir
Wednesday afternoor:
n# will be Jed by Mr* Anna VanMr. and Mr* Charles Paul and
wCre the Sunday
and Mr* Sunday
Rrennermann and m
Mrs. Walter Harvey and son Raymond of University Height* and Master Roseell Moulton. . . .Mr. and Mr*. Eifl Dan
plaInfielo.
Mr and Mrs © H LucUa of Westfl* Id. with Even Hadley and
becca Kersey has returned mg several weeks with
Doan, and family, H the week-end with
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will I of Kagletown Mr ami Mrs. Guy Hasten, r of of V«ro. FU will arrive soon to visit during will I the summer months with Dr and Mrs K- C Mr*. Carl Herstoor.... Mrs. Roy Lmnb had te . Vs.. Bttftdsy guest* Miss Riitabeth Warner —• , with Mia# Lucille Elkin*, of Indianapolis:
Itkin*. of inrtianapoiis; Jnr» ,, lr , y
. - , ,_ xjljmit - Mr Mr* G. W I Lucy William# and Mrs JMttiolm Stutesman. |* m ,}y1 Iff ,.... R •dson s pmwtiM Mr^ anG "7 | . Mlea Edna^^nnu^^^ro^^Rip^ ^turr^Mrg^Vsrrnn
^Mise May the * » * B*w#on bad a* Bur # (h«i KflllyAIUIA r |JMN* "» t Mi— let*.
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Vetha Zeifler Esther Taiwon !»*•
and violet DeHoff,,
Mo «55. Independent Order
Tuesday wsning and elected the officers: Moble grand Abner jfion-grand. Omm Smith and f^^dlu*
. iI _. tw »ry. W C. OMrtdge . . .The marriage of M m Meltls M Stewart, daughtw of Mr. a».t Mr# John Stewart and Arthur Zoeller took plmw at the home of the bride* P*r-
1, ,v»22 North Station alreet. at J» p.jn.
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Sunday The service was read by the Eev. r* J. Peter*, of the North Ehst Street feither an i-htirob. The bride wore a gown of white net over silk and carried white ro*ea Mr and Mrs Zoell Je»t for * short Inp and will tie at homo to their friend# at 20SS Gale street, after June 10, . , .Mr*. Elisabeth M< It alley Is spending tbe week with her brother, George Ringer, at Camden Ind . . . WKHam Hahn ha# gone to Plkerlll* ©. where he will epend sever*! week# with his grandmother. Mr#. M. Hahn... Mr#. Emma Ve-igsr • Sunday •cfeool eta## of the Metho 4l#t churrto gave a party at the home of Mr#. Jr Beaker, in Twenty fifth street. Tue* dny evening The guest# were Mr#. Mary Saylor. Mr#, Sarah Brown. Mr*. Eva Fred. Mr* Laura CUmplU Mr*. Emma Yeager and Mr*. W Flnkbinder Mr*. Robert ty>vp wa# hostess foF the leibraioo Club at her home In Gale #treet. Tuesday evening.
Mr*. David Kenntngwr and daughter
Aileen. of Newark. O.. and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Perry, daughter Thelma and *oti Kenii- th, of Jefferaonville. have returned to their home# after a vl*it with Mr. and Mr#. Wll It ilia Perry... .The Golden Star l'o#t. World War Veterans, gave a smoker In Clark's hall Friday evening-, . A memorial aerrioe will bo held at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning at which time the Rev R. A Ragsdale will take for his subject , Our Unfinished Task." In the evening hi* subject will be The Romance of the Field ' , , ‘To Whom Much Is Given Much (# ReuiUrsd." wee the iubleet of the Rev Harry Eisner paetor of the Fountain Street Metho |«l#t church, in an addree# before the #hop
icn at Ih-e.-h Grove Thursday noon
BROAD RIPPLE.
Mr* Elmer Watt* and children spent a iw days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ub*rt Heather. of Carmel.... Harold kvitL of Lima, 0.. and Mrs C. L. Anderson Indianapolis, were the guests at dinner, fadnaaday, of Mrt. EliBaMh Hartman ... . and Mrs. 3. W. Glbaon and ton. John Ibur. and daughter. Mr*. Paul Hein* and 1 Horace, and daughter Martha Jana of wcaatle. were the waek-ead gueata of Mr nd Mr*. Charles Surber.... Mr. and Mr#. Iurion Moore. Mr*. Sarept* I^ewi# and Mr# Liry A, Ringer 'ara the gueets of Mr and #. Charles Ringer, of Sheridan Mr# '» Humes pf Indianapolis, was the gue#t ftinnor Wednesday, of Mrs. S. F . Lewis . Mr*. Sarah Harrell of Petersburg, t week-end gueet of Mr. and Mrs. unee and family,.. .Mr, and Mr* Hdle and children are visiting Mr. an meet Tridle. of AnderaonTlir. and rt wilann or Tortville. and Mr. and J w.nh Klepfer, of Lawrence. . . .Mr. \i ;* Homer Olvey and sona were the t« last Sunday of Mr. and Mre. Thomas f. »1 Flahers Mrs Marie McElwaln. JU'tgo la the guest over Sunday of her nt*. Mr, and Mr*. W, H. Vanscyoo , . irs. Elisabeth Hartman was the guest at ner Thursday, of Mr. and Mr*. W. H of Indianapolis... Mrs. W. H Van the guest pf Mr. and Mrs. Edward
. .Mr. and .toe Wright
jgTMr*’aa8’ifr»'. d. »"jauliihT 1 and°X-
Jlman
sit Mr. and Mra. D. R Gilpin
the speedway rams. . Mis# June Mer1 will leave Tueeday for Boulder. Colo., here she will go to live with her aunt. r«. Carrio Gilpin Mr. and Mrs Galen s.ler and sons, of Andereon. and Mr. ami rs H. E, Arnold and daughters, of IndiPOAia. were the guests last Sunday of Dr. Mrs. O. F. Heeler Mrs. Date Eller Niw Hium Sieger gave a miscellaneous wer Friday evening at the former * home. 43 Bellefontain* ri.-eet. for Mia* Mildred |*e. bride-elect. Those present were Mr*, ten Moore, Mise OUve Groff, of Indtane ^oli*; Misses Roma and Ruth Croas. Miss fl EHci- Miss Mol lie Gelt. Mi** Louise mn. Mis# Helen Mom* Mis* Helen in. Mis# Lore Newby. Miss Thelma
Do?ot^y ln *n* - oh * rUon ^ J* 1 *
Iccnrations were in
Kl
and Deusil
blue and white.
Overbay. The
guest* at dinner te*t Sunday of Mr. . Charles Surber Mra C. H. Kassatm has returned from Tipton, where #he -H atfrera] day* with her parent*, Mr ami ' Dr Kenneth KimberUn n—* daughter Helen, end R. V. Holl of fuckerniau. Ark., end Dr. H E. DoweU. of » No are the guest# of ' ,md Ir*. La Rue Heady, and wilt at m the r racee... The men* Bible “ of . todlat church will give a b#.. .j at church W^needay evening The -tat, - will give a talk, ami there will be by the quartet ... Dr. Elisabeth
Miss Edna ,**,*^w...„>.
Mf. and
r#, Frank Sink and Sunday guest* Mr#.
Berm# Mills and Mise Ida AU« |tanU»n, of Indianapolis.,. Mr# Eli*abetb Power and family had aa Sunday guest# Mr. and Mrs Oscar Day and family Ml*e Veva France was Uws guest of Miss Geneva Clsrk at New Rose the first of the week. Mi we# Nancy and ©live Smith were the Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Art© Games. Mr# L J. Patty was a Sunday guetLof Mr and Mr*. Charles Reddn k near IndianapotUr..-Mr. and Mr# J. A. Thom*# have gone to Traverse City, Mich., to stay during tbe summer months Mr*. C- C. Carey and #00 Philip returned to Los Angela*. Cal.. Sunday after several weeks visit with friend# and relative* ...Mr. end Mr*. Deen Maker and daughter. Mim Mildred, had a* a Tueeday guest Mell Long, of Broad Ripple ...Mr. and Mr# Hsrry Feathereton and family were Sunday guest# of Mr. and Mrs. Rom Featherston , . Mr. and Mrs. Rose Wicker and son Dalton were the Sunday gueHs of Mr end Mrs. John Chance at Westfield . Mr. and Mrs Harry Featherston had a* guests during the week-end Mr. end Mr*. Marcu* Celwy end Mr end Mrs Levi Carey, of Newcastle.
CUMBERLAND.|
Mr and Mrs. Charles Tyner have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Ethel to William Boswell, of Indianapolls. The wedding will take place Tuesday evening at tbe Tyner home ■ • • Mr end Mr*. William Fye end femliy. of Indian* polls, wer# guest* et dinner Sundir of Mr. end Mrs. Elmer Fye Mr end Mr*. J. 5 Newhouae. Mr. end Mrs. D T. Riser end Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Redmyer Sunday visited the Rev. C. T. Sharp, who is in St. Vincent* Hospital at Indianapolis.. ..Mr*. Edward Bowser spent Wednesday with her sister. Mr*. William Moore of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mr*. George Wiew motored to Frankfort Friday... Mis* Madeline Stevenson. of Indianapolis, spent lest week-end visiting Miae Gertrude Brinkman... Mr. and Mr*. Charles Wiese end eon Raymond and daughter Kathryn motored to Millville Sunday and visited Mrs. Roy Shepherd and family Miss Mary Furgaaon entertained friends from Indianapolis at dinner Sunday... Dr. and Mr*. U. C. Ambrose motored to Anderson Sunday and visited with the former s brother. Hogan Ambrose.. . Miss Freda Gale gave e surprise party Tuesday evening for her parent#. Mr. and Mr*. Wliilani Gale, tbe occasion being their thirtieth wedding anniversair The guests were Mr. end Mra. D, T. Riser. Mr. and Mre. William Amo* Mr. end Mrs. John Langenbenr. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Wiese. Sr. and Mrs. C. F. Redmyer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiese. Mr. and Mr#. Albert Wecaling Dr. and Mra. Ambrose. Mr. and Mr*. Ed ward Huntington. Mu# Mary Furgaaon MU* Mary Lynch. Mr and Mrs. Edward Wiese and Mr. and Mrs. .Teene Sanford... Mr. ami Mr*. George Brinkman had a* guest* Sunday Mr. end Mr*. Grover Wonell*. of Columbus, 0, and Mr. and Mr* John Wonell* of Beech Grove ...Mr. and Mr* Lewi* Can and aon George entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr*. Ella Wiggins and Miss Betty MoCray. of Indianapolia. .. .Mrs. Jeeee Sanford and daughters gave oellaneou* shower Saturday evening home for Mr. and Mr*. Harold Amo*, who were reoentiy- married... .Mr*. Ruth Jastrum and little daughter, who have been visiting friend* and relative* here for #everal week*, returned to their home in New York Friday... Mre. Arthur Wiese, of In-I dianapoli*. visited her sister, Mrs. Earl Perish, thi* week ...Mrs. Christian Brink man gave a surprise party in honor of Mr. Brinkman's birthday Saturday evening. About forty gueet# were present, the near friends and neighbors.... Mr. end Mrs. Harold Amos spent last week-end visiting with Mr. Amos'* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. William Amos....Mr .end Mr*. J. S. Newhouae and Mr. and Mr#. C. F. Redmyer were guenta at dinner Sunday evening s*-Mr. and Mr#. John Cotton, of near Lawrence... .Hugo Gale, of Franklin, spent last week-end viaiting hi* parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Gale. . . Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hufford. of Greenfield, visited their son. Clarence Hufford. and wife. Sunday.... Mrs. Cherlee Sharp and Mrs George Wiese became members of the Royal Neighbor* at the meeting Friday evening ...There will be an ell-day meeting at the Baptist church Sunday. June 8, in cele hration of it* seventh anniversary. Chil dren’a day exercise* will be held in the evening and memorial service* in the afternoon A basket dinner will be served at i'lliSR. ■ ■ m v». f ■ ■ m
New and daugiiter the week-end
Mr*. R»-
after spendson. Elmer
MU# toi* Loy spent Mr. aiyl Mr*. R A
John Westlake week with hi* -
A. Westlake and danirh
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California, returned home last week
Mr# Alexander Crayton and son Sherman have returned from a vt*n with O A Hixon and family at Danville. 111... Mrs Ann* Winters of ban Fraoci#«» Cal,, is vie
her #iater Mr# Allan Maxwell, and Mr and Mr#. Evan Hadley have
O . where they visited
their non. Lee Hadley and wife. Wendell Stephenson ha# gone to Mam-bester, N. H., where he will take up church work under the New England yearly meeting of Friends. . . <A Japanese program was jriveo
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w - ■ »** w m-ye#*e» **>*!**«- y - • 'wr* ***.,« w cmzs by the three. arts department of the
Fom-
*n * Club at the library Saturday afternoon Mim Elma Jsckflon. of Danville ■
with Mr# Martin H
piano accompanist.
LAWRENCE. Mr. and Mr*. Myron Torger of Indianapolis. and their guest. Misa Lulu Sadler, of White!and. were the gueet* for the week end of Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Torger '...Mr*. Hairy Stiver* end *on. who have Urn visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mowrey. left Friday for Wllkesbarre. Pa., where they wrill Join Mr. Stivers. .. Mr#. Sarah Hartsock of El wood, and Mr#. Mary Records Ricketts were the gueet# this week of Mr. and Mrs George Hartsock and Mra. Etta New house .... Mr. and Mr# Edward Colwell and daughter. Lola, of Millersvtlle and Mra. Janie# Houston and children, were Sunday guest# of Mr. and Mre. Thomas Turner Mr, and Mrs. A, E. Vanderoook and aon Frank, motored to Frankfort Sunday. . . Sidney Hatfield, of Boonvtlle. was a guest of relative# h*re thi# week... Mr and Mr# Virgil Vansickle announce the birth of
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“During the late great war there was a .. German submarine that had to come to the surface and surrender to the British simply on account of the condition of the crew; it appears that about half of them had died at sea and the remainder were in a state of collapse, with the exception of the officers, who were in good physical condition. Some of the crew were in such an exhausted condition that they were crumpled up like inert masses of flesh and had to be carried to hospitals. After receiving some milk they all recovered to a fair state o| health within a few days. The good condition of the officers was due to the fact that they had had canned milk all the time, while the remainder of the crew had not had any.” Prof. P. M. Washburn IC. Review, March, 1020.
Even as the men of the German sub were vanquished by the lack of the life-giving substances in mik—so many children are losing their chance to grow up into # sturdy men and women by an insufficiency of milk in their daily diet. Milk is the factor of safety in the diet. It is a protective food. It makes good the deficiencies in other foods one may eat. For children it is indispensable—for adults it is a necessity. The vitamine content of milk encourages grolcth in the young, and gives increasing energy to those of riper years* Be on the safe side. Order a quart of milk for each one of your family. Let milk take the place of higher priced and less nutritious foods.
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