Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1920 — Page 8

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Society News Mias Ruth Beals, 3251 Kenwood avenue, has returned from Atlantic City, •where she has been spending a few weeks. • • * The Auxiliary to the Hayward Barcus Post of the American Legion met this afternoon at the post headquarters, Broadway and Seventeenth street. The otTganlzat-oo is composed of mothers, sisters and wives of the members of the post. Mrs, William Jaquelin Holliday. Mrs. Edward Bennett and Miss Louise Bennett were guests of honor at the tea given by Mrs. George E. Home. 2901 North Meridian street, yesterday afternoon. William Pierson of Spencer is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Garrett, 45 East Thirty-second sereet. • • * Mr. and Mrs. James Murdock, accompanied by their guest. Miss Prances Mullin of New York City, and Gordon Murdock, will go to Chicago tomorrow to spend the week with Mrs. Murdock's mother, Mrs. John B. Murphy. • • • Phi Gamma sorority will entertain tonight with a Rainbow dance in the ballroom of Oriental lodge. Miss Amelia Keiffer, Miss Helen Herman and Anna Sthludeeker compose the committee on arrangements. • • • The annual May dinner-dance, the formal spring feature of the Independent Athletic club, will be held Tuesday evening in the clubhouse. • • • Mrs. Ralph Decker and Miss Marie Johnston will entertain Thursday niabt at bridge in boner of Miss Eunice Chamberlain, whose marriage will take place Jane 1. Catholic Women to Convene Here Mrs. James J. Shurin of Brooklyn, president of the International Federation of Catholic Women, and Mrs. Daniel Kelly of Valparaiso, Ind., state governor, will be among the speakers at the second annual convention of the state chapter of the organization which convenes at the Hotel Severin tomorrow. A luncheon will be held at noon In the Rainbow room of the hotel and will be followed by a business meeting and social hour. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Shurin will be the guests of Mrs. J. J. Cole of the Clay pool hotel during their stay here. Employes of Store to Give Program Vaudeville and dancing will be features of the annual entertainment to be given by the Goldstein Mutual Aid association at the Athenaeum Tuesday night. Girls participating in the varions “stunts’’ include Miss Rea Tetman, Miss Mae Tetman. Miss Louise Elizabeth Wheel. Miss Bonnie Scott, Bertha Kutz, Miss Marian Nelson. Miss Geneveive Nelson and Miss Nelle Hendricks. More than 100 of the store employes compose the association. Roy L. Frazier is president of the club and other officers are Miss Agnes Kehrer, ▼ice president; Mrs. Florence Bartholomew. Mrs. Sherrill Belser, Mrs. Kitty Carpenter. Mrs. Margaret Wheeler. Miss Theresa Risch and Earl Feltman, directors. Editor Will Talk to Woman’s Club George H. Maxwell, editor of the Maxwell Talisman, will talk to the women of the Department club Monday afternoon. At the general meeting of woman's department yesterday, it was announced that Mr. Maxwell's subject will be on a vital phase of the conservation question. Members may bring guests. Mrs. S. E. Perkins presided at the meeting yesterday. Reports were read by various officers and committee chairmen. A few minor changes were made in the by-laws. Mrs Perkins congratulated the organization on the enthusiastic support of the members in the past year. Name Women Voters' CommitteesJSaturday The League of Women Voters will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Edward Hecker. president of the Indianapolis organization, will appoint standing committees. The date for the open meetings for next season will be decided upon. SAND MEN FIGHT INCREASE. The Indiana Sand Producers’ association is taking steps to fight the proposed increase of 30 per cent in freight rates for their product.

Bungalow aprons. |J £k O KB (f%\ # ST SC. piain ™ lors in HAKuKywEi 2s sssiisxs _________ Massachusetls Avc. and Delaware St. * ***' '** OUR ECONOMY SALE BEGINS TOMORROW 4T!M. M. We've been planning this Money-Saving Sale ]l I; for weeks. Our New York buver has scoured ... _ ![ the markets, picking up here and there, for <; bus the world was Jj spot cash, new desirable merchandise away be- jl flat. They told us ;j low wholesale cost. This is our effort to help ;* c ‘' ould UPTor at_ l| you reduce the high cost, of living. Shop here j; i; tomorrow,.where low rents help us make these j: the High Kent nu I; low prices. ;! trlct—but wc do tt 11 _ '! just the **nje. Wc ]! I’ knew that by sav- <| Money Saving Economy Suit | ing at least $6,000 t Cress Sate' Sale 17^ It Is really astonishing \ _ , , > These adorable frocks what wonderful values j> t> ro P m tomorrow <i interpret the latest these suits are. Fine and see the crowds , modes for now and wool trlcotines. French alJ £ ug prove to !' real summer wear. serges and novelties; r _ , / Beautiful beaded Geor- exceedingly smart mod- <[ T° u that our es- , ( gettes. taffetas, satins * els: plenty navy and 1 forts to reduce the ]i and crepe de chines. midnight blue; values / High Cost of Llv- '! Aalues to $."1.50 — to $59.50- ,' , . i 1 >ng are genuine. —Hargrove's. || — { . SA THRO A V ONL Y IJ \ and novelties, splendid dark colors, net lined, pleated and plain styles, V"T \-y models, values to wonderful for SatJLJ 53 $4.08 values $0.98 urday $14.98 f ECONOMY BASEMENT Pretty Georgette and Tncolette House Dresses, plain colors and (>-4 QQ Blouses, new modes: up to $7 V fancies; values to $3.....'’. qlaavO $2 Gowns, also envelopes, pink QQ $3 jersey silk Corset Covers, £ 4 QA and white, 15 styles Saturday only j 25c Gauze Vests $1 fancy stripe fiber Silk Hose A/% g% (limit 31. J (limit 6).... tItIC 10c Cinderella Dye Kg* Fine ribbed Union Suits. 15 3 drop titch Silk Hose, £4 QQ Kayser s hand crochet Vests, all colors wort h $1 I vv Georgette and Tricolette Blouses, dW Dainty white lingerie Blouses; QA values to $lO v 9f tvU value $2 . = REDUCE THE H. C. OF L. sfc|P HEBE TOMORROW.

College Player y / &sjxt : DANIEL MKINNFY. The leading male role in “Stop, Thief," a three-act farce comedy to be presented by the Butler College Dramatic clnb at Masonic temple the night of May 29. wili be taken by Daniel McKinney, a freshman. McKinney will portray the character of Mr. Cluney. The chief character part, that of Mr. Carr, will be taken by another freshman, Wendell Brown. Other members of the cast include

STOUT’S SHOES SPECIAL SATURDAY One Day Sale w a • Ladies /yl Here Is Your Chance Saturday- S 89 Sizes ■ 5s to 8s W Black leather, one or two strap /f. house slippers, low flat wheels, y broad toes; just right for your Children’s Department p—SJ SPECIAL J Qpl f'. Black kid or patent 42 Cr A /y. leather, nature lasts, M/ H B’Ak spring heels, plain * MR toes. Very good H shoes. isSale one Day-Saturday Our Store Has Many Bargains in High and Low Shoes for Men, Women, Growing Girls and Children STOUT’S 4 I Shoe Store jj 352-354 West Washington St. m STORE OPEN I NTH. 9:30 RATI RIIU jp'iSPfcnt Mfe

Wayne Harriman. Betty Matthews, Major Harrison, Mason Layman, Telford Orblson, Geraldine Schwartz. Henry Bruner Helen Belle McLean, Dorothy Wilson’. Dorothy Rhoades and .Hugh Wright. George Somnes, director of the Little Theater, is directing rehearsals. Former Local Girl Figures in Romance Miss Dorothy Summers of Chicago, formerly of 627 Twenty-first street. Indianapolis, is to be married June 5 to B. W. Williams of Chicago. The marriage is the culmination of a “Liberty Loan Drive" romance. Miss Summers, attired in nifty white uniform of the drum major, led a fife and drum corps made up of girl boosters for the Victory drive through the streets of Chicago in connections with a gala day parade. Mr. Williams saw her for the first time and June wedding bells are the result. Calls for Data on Broad Ripple Line The public service commission has ordered the Union Traction Company of Indiana to furnish Erasley W r . Johison,attorney for the town of Broad Ripple, data on revenues, equipment, and other information of the street car line connecting Indianapolis and Broad Ripple, and also information of Broad Ripple park valuations. This action was taken in following up a petition filed by the traction company with the commission for increased rates.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 14,1920.

T r”> • . Hemstitching By the Yard. wL O IS CO* Buttons Made Jj AY RES U CO' | More Than Ten Thousand Pairs of | Stockings in This Ayres Annual May Sale of Box Hosiery “ McCallum “ Wayne Knit," “ Merrill's “ Radmoor u Van Raaltef “Ayres ' and Other Makes — The Very Cream of American Manufacturers Strictly an Ayres sale of Ayres quality merchandise, It is a sale of good hosiery—the only kind we sell —the planned in the Ayres way, and at prices which the thou- e kind you’ll find pleasure and profit in buying, sands of women who will attend this sale will be more JjMiM There will be a good showing of stockings at every than glad to pay. 6 £ price named, conveniently arranged for quick choosing. Buying in quantities always insures a lower price. Your 1 y A. Special arrangements have been made for efficiently serv- i ‘•men folks” will O. K. this statement. In the purchase , ’ \ ing our thousands of regular patrons, as well as those who I of thousands of pairs of stockings, makers quoted us a- Mi % have been accustomed to buying elsewhere but who might r = I lower price than had we bought hundreds instead. This V 3 in the generous value offered in this , , , i ... , fir’ V the season s greatest sale of women sand children s i perimts us to name loner pn.-cs to you. and Btlll lower gJT A, hosiery. Shop as early as convenient. Come at the last prices when you buy a box rather than a single pair, since ’'"Cl moment if necessary. i the purchase of cither is completed in one transaction. v —The hosiery section, street floor.

1,200 Pairs Silk Stockings At $2.35—80x of 3 Pairs for $6.75. Pure thread silk, extra quality, full fashioned, silk soles and double silk garter tops, also lisle soles and lisle tops. Chiffon, medium and heavy weight. These are all plain black; all sizes. 600 Pairs Silk Stockings At $3.35—80x of 3 Pairs, $9.50. Clove silk stockings from one of the best American manufacturers. The assortment includes regular, broken assortments and irregulars. In black and colors. Every pair a rare bargain at the price. 1,200 Pairs Silk Stockings At s2.oo—Box of 3 Pair* for $5.50. Pure thread silk with lisle tops and lisle soles, full fashioned, white only. 600 Pairs Silk Stockings At s3.oo—Box of 3 Pairs for $8.25. McCallum's pure thread silk stockings with silk tops and silk interlining. Full fashioned, plain white only. Exceptional values.

One Thousand Ayres ’ Fine Silk Shirts To $ (O) .95 Three Sell for at $25 Imported Jacquard Crepe Silks Fancy Satin Striped Crepe Silks The Famous‘Eagle’ Crepe Silks Satin Striped Broadcloth Silks Japanese Natural Pongee Silks Fine Satin Striped Terry Silks We are promising you the best silk shirt values of the season at the price. * An Ayres promise —once made, is kept. —This is a real sale—an Ayres sale of Ayres quality merchandise. Every shirt is NEW, tailored to tit, attractive in coloring and pattern. •—Every shirt a rare bargain at the sale price. Made of silks of the most durable quality. —Stripes in gold, helio, tan, brown, black, pink, rose and blue —wide and narrow, doubly and in clusters. Sizes 132 to 172 Mail orders tilled if received on day of sale. —Men's Store l —Street Floor.

1,200 Pairs Lisle Stockings At 59c—Box of 3 Pairs for $1.50. Two of America’s famous makes, “Wayne-Knit" and “Radmorc." Fine white mercerized lisle stockings with double tops and double heels and toes. 200 Pairs Out Size Stockings At 50c— Box of 3 Pairs for $1.25. These are an unusual quality at the price—high grade mercerized lisle. Only 300 pairs in the lot. 300 Pairs Silk Stockings At $3.75— 80x of 2 Pairs for $6.95. These are the famous Merrill's, full fashioned black silk stockings, with silk tops and soles. No better stockings are made at the price. 600 Pairs Lisle Stockings At 75c—Box of 3 Pairs for $1.95. Os fine mercerized lisle with double tops, toes and heels. The colors include black, white, cordovan, beaver and gray.

600 Pairs Silk Stockings At $2.50 —Box of 3 Pairs for $6.95. These are McCallum's, of pure thread silk with lisle tops and soles, full fashioned, white only. 400 Pairs Silk Stockings At s4.oo—Box of 3 Pairs for $10.95, The famous Van RaaJte, than which there are none better at the price. Out sizes only, full fashioned, with lisle tops and soles; black and white. 400 Pairs Silk Stockings At $3.35—80x of 3 Pair* for $9.25. These also are Van Raalte, full fashioned, pure thread silk stockings with lisle tops and lisle soles, in plain black. 200 Pairs Children’s Stockings At 50c—Box of 3 Pairs for $1.25. These are cordovan ribbed, round ticketed stockings in sizes 8 and Sfe. Noted for their wearing qualities.

French Filled New Silverite Sterling Silver Pearl Beads Barpins Barpins —These lovely necklaces arc —These are unusually attrac- —What would you guess to be from 24 to 30 inches in length tive, about inches in their cost? The price does —fashioned of graduated beads length. Each one is set with seem very small, doesn’t it. of rich oriental luster and col- is brilliant white stones that They are especially adapted to oring. Fastened with solid scintillate and sparkle with soft collar nse; one piece gold ring spring catches. beauty. Special values at with hand engraving. The Priced at $3.95 to $4.95. 85\ price—only 25<f. —Jewelry section, —Jewelry section. —Jewelry Section, street floor. street floor. street floor.

The Basement Apparel Shop Breaks All Records in a Purchase of Dresses at Prices Undreamed Os Suppose you were shown a thousand or more beautiful dresses and were told to choose what you would, naming your own price, what would you do? Os course—and that is just what we did. Our Basement Apparel Shop buyer selected 190 of the loveliest dresses of the lot—his offer was accepted—the dresses are here. They go on sale Saturday morning. To picture these dresses would be as futile as to attempt to add anew fragrance to the rose. They are beautiful beyond description. The most enchanting frocks of beaded Georgette, lovely dresses of finest taffeta silk, combinations of tricotine and crepe de chine, French serges and some of the most bewitching satins. * In color one has but to choose—taupe, bisque, green, champagne, navy and gold, orange and w'hite, old rose and blue, and other alluring combinations. We can say frankly and in all truthfulness, the smartest and most beautiful dresses shown in Indianapolis at the prices—$25.00 and $29.50. In the Basement Apparel Shop

450 Pairs Out Size Stockings At $l.O0 —Box of 3 Pairs for $2.45. These are of fine mercerized lisle, full fashioned with double tops and in black, suede, gray and cordovan. 1,200 Pairs Children’s Stockings Ai 40c—Box of 3 Pairs for SI.OO. Than “Wayne Knit" there are no better stockings made for children These are white lisle ribbed and in sizes to lo4r~300 Pairs Girls’ Stockings At 5*1.00 —Box of 3 Pairs for $2.45. These are also the famous Wayne silk plated stockings for girls, in plain black. Sizes 6*3, 7,7%, 8 and St&. 1,200 Pairs Silk Stockings At $2.25 —Box of 3 Pairs for $5.95. “Wayne Knit," full fashioned silk stockings with lisle tops and soles; black, white, cordovan, chestnut, navy and gray. < —Ayres—Street floor.