Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1920 — Page 7

PLAN MEMORIAL TO MRS, SEW ALL Will Be Handled by Both Men • - and Women.

A committee of ■women met this afternoon at the home of Mrs. John M. Judab, 9J9 North Pennsylvania street, to draw tiff resolutions honoring the memory of Mrs. May Wright Sewali, which will be presented to the clubs and various organizations in which Mrs. Sewali was active and interested. • Mrs. Judah heads the committee and is assisted by Mrs. E. C. Itumpicr, president of the Indiana Federation of clnhs, Mrs. Felix T. MeWblrter. retiring director in the general federation of women's clubs, Mrs. John Downing Johnson, chairman of the seventh district Indiana federation, and Mrs. T. C. Day, past president of the Local Council of Women. At the meeting of the local club women, held yesterday in the Propylaeum for the purpose of discussing a fitting memorial for Mrs. Sewali. it was decided that a committee should be named by Mrs. Day. composed of men and women, to plan what form the tribute shall take. One of the last messages written by Mrs. Sewali. a greeting to the International Council of Women, which meets in Christiania, Norway, in September, will be carried to the conference by Mrs. Samnel Artman, president of the Local Council of Women.

Society

An attractive wedding of today was 'hat of Miss Martha Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris. ISOS North Illinois street, and Hugo G. Maas, which took place at noon in Christ chnrch. Dr. James D. Stanley read the aarvice before an altar of palms, ferns and cathedral candles. A gropp of bridal numbers was played by the organist preceding the ceremony, changing to the Mendelssohn wedding inarch ,for the processional. Miss Renovla Bradbury of Muncio, maid of honor, wore a frock of pineapple tissue. In a shell pink shade, and carried pink roses. Miss Wilhelmina Maas. Miss Lillian M'-Murrav. Miss Josepbrnp Judson and Miss Marian McConnell, bridesmaids, wore sheer organdie frocks In the various rainbow hues, and carried nosegays of Dresden-shaded flowers. Little Miss Adelaide Smith, in ruffled organdie, scattered rose petals before the bride. Ben Wilson acted as' best man. with Storey Larkin. Robert Winslow. Harry Metzger andXlaus Best as ushers. The bride’s gown was of crepe meteor, handsomely embroidered. Her tulle veil was arranged cap effect, held In place by a spray of orange bios sums, and she carried a shower of orchids, bride roses and valley lilies Following the service, a wedding breakfast was held at the home of the bride’s parents, for the bridal party and dose friends. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Bradbury of Muncie; Mrs. R. M. Burdoon of Van Wert, O.; Mrs. Margaret Massey of McCormicksville. N. Y.. and Jay Row-leg of LaFay ette. Mr. and Mrs. Maas left this afternoon for a trip and will be at home after October t, at 4301 Dark avenue. • * • Mrs. IV. W. MeCrea. '.'952 North Illinois street, motored today to Cbristiansbnrg, 0., where she will spend several day*. • • • Mrs. Sarah Epstein of Chicago’, formerly of this city, announces th* marriage of her daughter, Miss Tilllo Epstein, to Arthur Cohen of Chicago, which took place July 23 in that city. • * • Mr. and Mrs. n. .1. Fitts of Beverley <’ourt, who have been motoring through northern Indiana and Michigan, have returned home. • • • Mrs. Anna Casanges and son, Alexander, left yesterday for New Albany and Louisville, where they will spend a few •lays before going to Washington, D. C. to live Mr. Casanges will enter George Washington university this fall. *. * • Attendants for the wedding f Miss Wailie Haug and Arthur Gemmer, which "ill fake place Aug. IS at the Third ' hrlstian church, will include Miss Marie Haug, sister of the bride, maid of honor, and H. P. Gemmer, best man. • • • Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Lukenbtll, 1902 East Washington street, who have been on the Pacific coast for the last six weeks, have returned home. V• • • Mr. and >!>#. Howard Schurmann, 3818 North Delaware street: Mrs Anne Bnskirk and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DuckwaJl will leave todav on a motor trip to Buffalo, where they will board the "Hoosler V” for a lake cruise. „• • • Miss June Gray, 20 Dolly Madison apartments, has gone to Cleveland, where she will attend the lake division of tho Red Cross conference. • • • W. S. Hiaer and Walter C. Hlser, 35 East Thirty-third street, are spending a month at “Orchard House,’’ Lake Maitinkuckee. • • • Mrs. Ella Duthie, 3747 Park avenue, will entertain the members of the Mothers’ Correspondence club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. C. D. Fellows will read a paper. ... The marriage of Miss Lillian Emelie Leap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leap, 646 West Thirtieth street, and Elbert Colvin Long of Cleveland, formerly of this city, will take place tonight at the home of the bride’s parents. Dr. Benjamin F. Ivey will read the service. Mrs. Harry B. Nicely, sister of the bride, will be the bride’s only attendant and Mr. Nicely will act as best man. HOTEL GUEST REPORTS ROBBERY. Barton Dawes of Wabash, a guest at the Hotel Washington, today told the police Jbat he was robbed of $42 by a thief who had entered his room.

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An August Bride

MISS HELEN LOUISE MILLER.

Among summer brides-eleet is Helen Louise Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Miller, 1202 East Vermont street, whose marriage K> James Francis Hammett of Louisville ill take place Aug. 11. Miss Miller is a talented pianist and also studied voice under Johan Berthelsen for several years.

HOROSCOPE “The stars incline, but do not compel.”

THCBSDAT. JULY 20. Astrologers read this ns an unimportant day. Early in the morning Venus is in benefic aspect, but later Uranus is slightly adverse. Women at this time will project their ideals upon the public AQind, it is predicted. and they are likely to have much success, especially In the west. This is a lucky day for bringing together men and women in social entertainments. Summer resorts should profit tinder this direction of the stars. - There is a sign that seems to forecast much flirtation in which men will not be sincere. Uranus is in a place believed to encourage deception. The aspect read as presaging flirtation Is also held to influeuce all dealings between men and women. In public matters this may cause women to believe that they are accomplishing much when men really are merely pretending to co-oper-ate with them. While the sway i* moderately good for motion plcturea a.id other amusement! there is prophecy of changes In which reform organizations will be successful in gaining much control. Socialistic agitation in connection with public lands is foretold and there will be widespread intereat in new areas in which settlers will be scientifically aided, or will at least receive some sort of practical direction. The discovery of an elixir of youth, or a manner of treatment that prevents the manifestation of age ia prognosticated. Venus is in a place favorable for commercial relations with foreign powers. England comes under a rule that is most encouraging in that it seems to

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promise -a settlement of certain grave problems that Ireland presents. South Africa has entered a period of great prosperity and it will atrtact many investors from this country, the seers predict. Persons whose birthdate it Is should keep their business well in hand. The year may bring many changes. Persons whose birthdate it is may have lives in which they experience many phases of prosperity. These subjects .of Leo are usually ambitious and forceful. —Copyright, 1920.

HORSESHOE IS A LUCKY FINE

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y„ July 28. A Little Falls man went to New York to buy a second-hand automobile. He found one that silked him very weil. au<l paid cash for it. He had his wife with him, and they started home by the broad highways. - As they were coming into the Mohawk valley the wife saw ft i rseshoe lying in the road and demanded that It be picked up for good '.tick. After a brief argument as to superstitions and such thint s, the hu hand returned to the horseshoe and brought it back to the car. “Now wbjre'H we put it to insure the most good luck”? ho -itmnnded. "Under the back seat:” siia said. He raised the back seat and tossed the horseshoe under it. Aa he did so he discovered a bill fold, which he picked up and tossed to his wife, remarking: ~ “Well, theie’s your good luck I” She opened it and found in the little old money-carrier S3OO in currency. • ”t told you so,” she s.iid. “Horseshoes always bring good iuck!”

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LNDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1920.

H. C. L. REDUCED IN SOME LINES Wearing Apparel Less in Price, but Food Is High.

WASHINGTON, July 28.—The high cost of living has “very materially been reduced in some lines,” Howard L. Figg, special assistant to Attorney Genernl Palmer, in charge of the campaign against the high cost of living, said today in a review of the activities of his division. / " Price reduction has been most noticeable In wearing apparel and kindred lines; Figg said. The campaign in other directions, however, he admitted, has uot been completely successful, but agents of the department are concentrating their efforts on these lines. “In food we have not seen the reductions we should have had,” Figg contlnued. “This has been largely caused by the inability of the producer to get his atuff on the market, because of railroad tieups in various sections. “At the same time there has been some profiteering aud it looks as though there is collusion between merchants, midUletnen and others in certain lines to keep prices as high as possible. “While there is some profiteering of an involuntary character, we are trying to ref the offenders wherever possible.

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under the Lever act and other legislation.” In this latter connection Mr. Figg quoted official figures to show that while the total cost of the campaign in bis department so far amounts to $96,000, or about $13,000 a month, the Jail sentences imposed are now being served and total more than nine years and six months, while fines obtained from convicted profiteers now aggregate $208,077. The largest individual Jail sentence so far is one year, one month aud two days. There have been 1,857 prosecutions under the Lever act.

Caught in Branches; Dies From Injuries

Special to The Times. GREENFIELD, Ind., July 28.—James Samuels, 67, is dead at his home here as a result of a fall from a farm wagon. Samuels, Ernest Crossley aud Earl Landis were passing through a small wood'when Samuels and Crossley were both brushed from the vragon by the branches of a tree. Samuels fell on his head and shoulders and waa taken home unconscious. POLICEWOMAN WILL "SPEAK. Miss Clara Burnside, superintendent of women police, will speak at. a joint meeting of the South Side Women's club and the South Side Charity Workers, which w]H be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the community house, 711 Greer street.

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This Rest-Inviting Day Bed Attracts the Home-Lover One of the most attractive new things to be seen in the Furniture Sale now going on is this inviting day bed. It is made of genuine mahogany, with spring construction, all-hair tilling, and is covered with blue velvet in tufted effect. Width; 34 inches; length, six feet. Covered with the velvet, the price is $150.00: covered with striped taupe denim. $130.00. Convenient and restful, it makes a charming adjunct to any home; in small apartments it is particularly convenient, as it may be used as a regular bed. To accompany it, and enhance its comfort, FOOT RESTS are unsurpassed. These are four feet long, of Bpring construction, with molded frames and allhair filling, and are handy complements to any davenport or day bed. Covered with velvet (to match day bed. If desired), $35.00. Covered with denim, $30.00. Luscious Silk and Cretonne Pillows add the one last touch of comfort, and make day beds seem clouds of elegant softness. They > come In round, oblong, fan and novelty shapes, and are priced at from 95<* to $39.50. —Ayres—Fourth floor.

cJhe Circle Special Something New Every Day Kj 40-Inch Crepe tie Chine y\ u sPXc, $ 1.68 A J The lowest price at which we have offered such ex1 quiaito silks in years. Twenty-four colors to choose from. Tan, pink, Copenhagen, gold, pearl, lavender, yellow, maize, peach, Pekin, ecru, Kellv. rose, putty, plum, sand, flesh, orchid, cloud, taupe, v $•; apricot. Maduro. Nigre and seal. All 40 inches wide. JpKj /, Silk Shirtings at $1.68 'Another extraordinary value. Our best silk crepe de chine, broadcloth fkj i A and spiral crepes are included in this sale. F^l Y\ 50-Inch Tricotines at $2.98 A/ Extra fine tailoring weight fabric of the finest AusA/N kalian wool in Havana, taupe, reindeer, tan, bluebird, /T~Y navy, midnight and black. ’ 54-Inch Tricotines at $4.98 IN. An extra fine quality In eight of the most fsOVi popular colorings. Certainly a rare bargain jQPfy//

Foremost Values Offered on Distinctive Furs

Yes, the Ayres Annual Sale of New Furs is an event that all who know the beauty of lusterful furs attend to their profit. So we would consider by the number of pleased purchasers who anticipated buying the best by shopping when choice was unlimited. Now you'll find them all—fnrs of fashion, furs of fancy, and everywhere furs fabulously beautiful.

9208 —A wrap of seal-dyed rabbit. It Is 42-inch dolman length, with that lovely soft finish and gloss that bespeaks seal and lends distinction. 9372 —Os the 46-inch length' is a dolman again of “French seal 1 ' or seal-dyed rabbit. 9421 —A large cape collar of natural squirrel enhances this “French .seal” dolman.

/jmsmiA laundry soap rapCTV 10 Cakes for 69c Box of 100 cakes for $6.65 There fire eight kinds for you to choose from—all good laundry soaps. Here they are— JOY SOAP MAGIC WHITE WHITE FLYER SUNNY MONBAY LIGHTHOUSE CRYSTAL WHITE WHITE BORAX NAPHTHA ' 808 WHITE This is one of a series of very special offerings, planned to introduce the new housefurnishing departmeat on the Blxth floor, and Its many exceptional opportunities. Buy any quantity you want, but please do not phone. Phone orders will not be accepted. —Ayres—Sixth floor.

Here's the Proof

9198 —Inviting on winter days will be this coats of beaver dyed “French seal.” with its large collar of self-material. The coat is 36 Inches In length. 995 —Smart is the adjective to apply to this 30-inch coat of kit coney (rabbit) and castro cut. —Ayres—Fur Dept.—Third floor.

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