Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1920 — Page 6

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WOMEN SWELL HOSPITAL FUND North Side Laicn Converted Into *Circus J Grounds. Japanese geisha girls, “Seminole Indians" and real lire alligators together with a number of other unique attractions gave the lawn of Mrs. George Gar’s home, 4SIO North Meridian street, the general appearance of a street fair, this afternoon. The fete was given by the Service Star legion, Hamilton Berry chapter, for the benefit of the hospital fund of the organization. Mrs. Linton A. Cox and Mrs. Herman Monk composed the general committee on arrangements. Miss Caroline Coffin and Mrs. John E. Hendricks were in charge of the Japanese tea garden. Members of the Southern club served biscuits and pancakes from an old-time southern kitchen. An Indian wigwam where a “Seminole chief" and a number of children In costume entertained the onlookers created lively Interest The “big chief,” who was billed as a full-blooded Indian, proved to be Mrs. Munk. Mrs. Howard Gay and Mrs. Bruce Maxwell were among the assisting hostesses. Series of Events at Country Club A series of festivities for the week-end have been planned by the women of the Country club. • Today a flag tourney for golfers was held after which tea was served on the lawn. Mrs. Don P. Hawkins, Mrs. Parker Geddes and Mrs. Felix Geddes were In charge of the afternoon's events. Saturday night a dinner dance will be held in the club ballroom. Hostesses for the evening win include Mrs. Matthews Fletcher, Mrs. P. G. Booker, Mrs. Robert B. Failev, Miss Julia Brink. Sunday afternoon a musical tea will be given under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Grover, Mrs. John N. Carey, Mrs. George Q. Rockwood and Mrs. Hervey Bates, Jr. The Orloff trio will give a program of ensemble numbers. A speedway dinner dance will be the attraction for Monday night. The club directors will have charge of the arrangements. Mrs . Bridges Heads New Needle Club Mrs. N. Bridges was chosen president of the newly organized Needle clnb of the Pythian Sisters of Irvington Temple No. 411, which met yesterday with Mrs. W. N. Webster, IS2S Schurmann avenue. Mr*. William Thayer was elected vice 1 president. MEETINGS TO AID CHURCH DRIVE. Meetings will be held in connection with the drive of the Interchurch World Movement at Indianapolis next Wednesday, Evansville and South Bend Thursday and Ft. Wayne, Terre Haute and New Albany on Friday to acquaint the people of the state with the future plana of the movement. WOMAN’S CASE AMAZES INDIAN APOLI A business man’s wife could not sew or read without sharp pains in her eyes. For years her eyes were red and weak. Finally she tried sim pla witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash The result produced by a single bottle amazed everyone. We guarantee a small bottle Lavoptik to help AN V CASE weak, strained or inflame eyes. Aluminum eye cup FRLK Henry J. Hnder, druggist.—Advertisement. Mr. Voiles Takes Adler-i-ka! “I suffered from indigestion' and constipation and my doctor told me to take Adler-i-ka. It helped me In two days and three bottles CURED me. (Signed) O. E. Voiles. Adler-i-ka flushes BOTH upper and lower bowel so completely it relieves ANY CASE gas on the stomach or sour stomach. Removes foul matter which poisoned stomach for mouths. Often CURES constipation. Prevents appendicitis. is a mixture of buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and nine other simple ingredients. H. J. Huder, druggist, Washington and Pennsylvania stress.— Advertisement

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Likes Speed Game J V•. m MRS. RALPH DEPALM A ‘‘l never miss a race in which Ralph drives, for I always feel that he is a little safer If I am watching from the grandstand,” said Mrs. Ralph DePalma, wife of the famous speed king, who is a guest at the Hotel Severln, having come to witness the 500-mlle international sweepstakes Monday. Mrs. DePalma arrived from New York with Miss Alice Murdock. 2520 North Meridian street, who has been visiting in the metropolis for some time. The two are warm friends. Mrs. DePalma went directly to the speedway on her arrival. She is a pretty woman, who takes a delight in her home and Is interested in politics as well as motor racing. Kiwanis Squadron Goes to Terre Haute The K 1 wants clnb flying squadron, consisting es Paul A. Brown, John N. Hock. John N. Bromert, Joseph A Kebler, Edward Treat and Alex Scott, left today for Terre Haute to assist in the organization of anew BUwanls club there.. The commute expected to attend a luncheon there and then to proceeed to Kokomo, where It will participate In the presentation of the charter to the newly organized dub there. 4 BARG /If NS I— Friday—--11 Spring Coats, checks, rose. Copen, gold and CJ| QQ white; up to $19.50....v t #QO Skirts, wool serge and silk poplins, black, navy and M Q Q gray; up to $6 yfciCO 17 Dresses, taffeta, crepe de chine, poplin and wool serge; sizes 16 to 38; up (C QQ to $12.50 Wash Skirts, White and stripe effects; up to $3, QQ* soiled OOC 23 Wash Dresses, new models, handkerchief sleeves, navy, tan and Copen, Georgette AP Afl designs; up to $10....09ivv 1 Rose Corduroy Suit; size 36, soiled; AO QQ was $lO Lingerie Waists, soiled; sizes to 42; up 4 7Qd to $1.50 • wC Coverall and Slipon Aprons, $3 Crepe Kimonos, all A| QQ sizes, plain colors I sWV 49c Pink Gauze Vests, all QQ* sizes (limit 6)..... wtfw $1.50 Muslin Gowns and Envelopes, very Q I ft fl special 9 I iVU House Dresses and Overall 69c Union Suitß, sizes 4Q 7,8, 9; Friday 50c Silk Fiber Hose, pink, sky and hello (lor every- QQ* day wear) awC $1.60 Gingham Petticoats, regHargrove*s Mass. Ave. and Del. St.

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(Society fi] Sirs. Martha J. Stubbs of the state organization of War Mothers was the speaker for the meeting of the Mothers’ Correspondence club yesterday with Mrs. Ella Kroft. • * • Mrs. O. M. Moir, whose husband is judge of the supreme court of the Philippine Islands, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Stuart Dean, 1136 North Meridian street. Mrs. Dean entertained a small group of friends at bridge yesterday for her sister. ** • Mrs. Frank R. Hurlbutt of Charleston, W. Va., is the house guest of Miss Frances Morrison. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Wajter Marmon will spend the v*eek-end at their summer home, “Over-Brook." • • Miss Ruth Armstrong, 82 North Irvington avenue, who is attending Indiana university, is spending a few days at her home. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Gail Morebead will go tomorrow to Marlon to. spend the weekend'. • • • Pupils of Gaylord Yost and Pasquale Tallerico will appear In Joint recital at the College of Music and Fine Arts next Wednesday. Students on the program Include Agnes McKeen, Leon Tosti, James Caskey, Martha Wlnkenhofer, Helen Schulmeyer, Edmond Browne and Florence Walden. • • • Girls of the Sigma Alpha lota musical sorority will initiate Mme. Florence Easton of the Scotti Grand Opera Company into their organization. A box party of the young women has been arnnged for tonight, at the Murat tneater, after which the ceremonial rite will be given to the singer. Miaa Beatrice Lose Is president of the local chapter. • • • The marriage is announced of Miss Alberta Walle and Ralph B. Baber, which took place yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Baber will be at home after June 10 at. 246 Hendricks place. • • • Miss Rena Reisner and niece. Miss Iva Curnutt, went to Charleston, 111., today for a brief visit. • • • Women of the National Retail Druggists’ auxiliary will give a theater party tomorrow night at the performance of the ’ Blue Bird." which is being presented under the auspices of the Seventh district of Federated Clubs. • • • * Miss Mabel Heuser of 2457 College aTenue has gone to New York preparatory to sailing Saturday for Buenos Aires. South America, to visit her brother.

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To Inherit Millions jC * MASTER VICTOR ROTHSCHILD. This bright looking lad is the 8-year-old son of the Hon. Nathaniel Charles Rothschild, brother of the present Lord Rothschild. His wife, the mother of the boy, is a Hungarian beauty and a leader in (English society. As the preaenh Lord Rothschild has no children, the iioy’s father, and later the lad himself, will become Lord Rothschild and the head of the world’s oldest and most important banking house. Edwin Heuser, who Is with the branch office of the National City bank of that city. Mr. Heuser has bean in the states on business and will return with Miss Heuser Saturday. LODGE TO GIVE CARD PARTY. The Zouave Drill team, Fidelity Lodge No. 140 of the Maccabees, will give a card party tomorrow night in Musicians’ hell. -

pOur “Going Down” Sale— 1 I offers new lots each day at real savings The sales each day are larger because more people are becoming aware of the real reduction in prices that are to be found in all departments. Anything you need may be found here at a price that will put a dent in the high cost of living. Don’t Miss This LINOLEUM SALE s / C ■ 45,000 square yards offered below today’s market value • f *t and and * 1 v r ffSBB 1,700 Yards 12-Foot 1,500 Yards Cork Genuine Inlaid Linoleum Linoleum Linoleum Goaloe Scotch, burlap back. Som©- This real cork linoleum fe on© of our This goods Is noted for Its long-wear-th.lng hard to get these days. This most popular lines. We have it in iug Qualities. Th© colors go clear jssrmw'ssSw?ft2S; tbrou * h,oth ’ ta ? , ‘ oo, ' , 1 r" e "; Including the beautiful hardwood and all rooms. It makes a very satisfac- never comes off. A large variety of til© effects. j tory floor. Six feet wide. artistic designs. Six feet wide. Square Yard, $1.19 Square Yard, 89c Square Yard, $1.73 r Every yard is absolutely guaranteed—lt must give perfect satisfaction or we will replace it FREIt. , Specials for Friday This Rocker This Fiber Day Bed is Marked $9.85 One-Half Price I. X-.; ' ia—Baronial brown finish, In cretonne; choice of FO two patterns v Our regular price $98.00. “• brown $9.85 t apestr y $55.00 *" d $56.00 Our regular price $18.75 Our regular prices, SIIO.OO and $112.00. . This is full length, with bolster roll, and is made with a regular box Avery comfortable rocker with seat and spring bed, which, with the ends, is covered in either cretonne or back in an attractive cretonne. It is well tapestry. made and is particularly designed for small Flbre Rockerg> upholstered In ere- (>4 4 QP 04 A Off rooms or apartments. Chair to match at tonne to match this day bed at vlLOd “i same price. Our regular prices were $26.00 and $37.00. No layaways, C. O. D. or telephone orders. None returned for credit. Royal Wilton Rugs Odd Lot of Lace Curtains Underpriced One-Half Price Only one pair of a kind, 111 (J i-if-j all samples and slightly LI | i By using express, freight and tracks we have re- l\ \ 1 If i ceived more Wilton rugs in the last ten days than ifg at any time during the last four years. Most of }■ these were in transit before the last price raise. Ug Hence we are selling them below their present Vtl#vv fcg&fcs market value. ‘ J TERRY CLOTH, plain and figured, large assortWHltt3.ll 1 eprac Wilton fxtlg ment of patterns and colors, 36 inches wide; reg--9x12 ft—Now sl2l SI.OO Many beautiful patterns for your selection. -Note the many