Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1920 — Page 8

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ft&_ &ociety ft Miss Ruth Thomas and Anton Segcr■trom, of Santa Ana, Cal., were married quietly at high noon today at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O K. Thomas, 1248 Uelsner street. The Iter. C. L. Griffith of the Blaine Avenue M. E. church read the service before the fireplace banked with paints, ferns and floor baskets of yellow and white chrysanthemums. Miss Thelma "Thomas. sister of the bride, played the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin" for the processional. The bride, who was unattended,-wore her traveling suit of midnight blue trieotine. heavily embroidered, a blue satin tailored hat of the same shade, with a corsage of sunburst roses. Following the service h luncheon was served for the families and close friend-. The table was decorated with a basket of yellow and white pompom chrysanthemums at and the place cards and ices carried out the yellow color scheme. Mr. and Mrs. Pegerstrom departed this afternoon for Chicago, where they will pass a few days l>efore going on to California. They will stop In San Francisco and various’ other California cities and will be at home after Dee. X in Santa Ana. • • • Flgma Chi fraternity men of Butler Chapter will give a dance In the Odeon, Nor. 24. • • • Mrs. W. J Marks has called a meeting of the Home Economies Club for Wednesday afternoon, to be held at her home. A lecture demonstration will he given on “Menu Building." • • • Mrs. E A. Hunt and daughter. Miss Helen Hunt, have gone to Florida for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Miller. 2524 Ashland arena?, departed today New City, where they will pas* several weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Glenn X\ addington, formerly of this city. • • • The annual costume hall of the Twigs, an organisation of Indianapolis advertising writers and artists, will be given v 0 T 23 In the ballroom of the Independent' Athletic Club. George Mess is in charge -if general arrangements. Mias A Been I.efler. 3924 North Delaware atreet. entertained with a‘ bridge vesterdav la honor of MBs Helen Louise Rapp and Miss Louise Frenr.e brides-elect, and Miss Madeline Pof linger, of Los Angeles, who is Miss Letter's house foest. Yellow chrysanthemums were used through the rooms The luncheon table was decorated with a centerpiece of yellow chrysanthemums, and yellow tapers In silver holders tl-nl with cold colored tulle. • • • The marriage of Miss Olga Anna YVvlnert. daughter of Xfrs. Katherine Y.elndrl. IHS North Rural street, to Charles C. TVsde took place yesterday In Si. Philip Verl Church, the Rev. tieorge .T Smith officiating. The Bridal Chorus from -Lohengrin" was played, for Cue processional and M'.ss Luclle Foerstg sang the “Ave Marla" during the service. Miss Frieda Wei u ilel. maid of honor, wore afr kof peach-colored taffeta with a white panne velvet hat and carried white chrysanthemums I.ittle Marceila Wade, ringbearer. was In white organdy combined with lace. William Wade neted as best man. The bride wore a handsome gown of white satin veiled with Oriental lace, a tulle veil caught with orange fTTossom*. and her bonqnet was a shower of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Wade have gone on an Eastern trip and will be at home after Dee. 1 In the Gladstone Apartments. • • • Mrs. Isaac Born, who has been passing a few dava In Sandusky, Ohio, will return home tomorrow night. • • • The engagement of ,\li>B Martha Henderson. sister of Mrs. Edward Nell, 2V-3 North Talbott avenue, to Henry Kite!, vice president of the Indiana National Bank, has been announced. The date for the wedding has uot been set.

MY HUSBAND’S FAVORITE RECIPE COOKIES. lugreiUrnts—Due-half cup of butter or margarine. two cups of sugar. one-half cop of water, two eggs, two teaspoonful* of baking powder, oue teaspoonful or vanilla and enough flour to make a dough which will ‘roll out. Method—Cream shortening and sugar together until thoroughly mixed. Add the water. Add the eggs which hare !een well beaten. Lastly sift iu the flour in which the baking powder has been mixed. Add flavoring last. 801 l out to desired thickness, then cut. sprinkle top of each cake with sugar. Bake In a greased pan. MBS. CLAUDE MARTIN. 2J2U Langley Avenue. Indianapolis. The Times will lie glad to print TOl'lt husband's favorite recipe. Address Recipe Editor. Dally Times. Indianapolis Woman New League Treasurer Mrs. Olive Pelden Lewis of Indianapolis. was named treasurer of the State League of Women Votvrs at the session of the offeiai Stnte board of tb** league held In Terre Haute yesterday, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. L. J. C’ox. Miss (iertriide McHugh, also of this city, was chosen as director, succeeding Mrs. Mary Korbly McNutt, who recently realigned. Mrs. W. T. Barnes, director at large, and Mrs. John K. Barnhill, director for the Seventh district, Iwxh of Indianapolis, attended th meeting. The business of the day consisted of discussion of the league's share In State legislation and talks by various mem-

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i bera of the board concerning the progress . of the organization. .. The league is especially Interested In f the Sheppard-Towner bill and the Smith- j Towner bill. The former has to do with the public protection of maternity and infancy, while the latter concerns the elimination of illiteracy. All bills concerning women and children will be par- , tleularly supported by the league. A dinner In the St. Stephen's Parish House was the closing feature of the ses- | sion. Mrs. Housewife , Do You Know? j 1. Why perch are so-called? I 2. The best way to keep nuts in the | shell ? 3. How to keep flat-irons or sad-irons In good condition ? These questions will be answered to- j morrow by the Housewife. ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY’S QI'ES- ; TIONB. 1. The fabric poplin is so called be- , cause It was made at Avignon, where the ! Pope's residence was established, from 1 1309 to 1376. It was. literally. Pope's j cloth. 2 In making cranberry jelly use two j ; cups if sugar, one of water and four of j j cranberries. 3. The safest way to keep any poison | Is in a medicine closet having a key j which the housewife always carries.— , Copyright, IS2O. DIAMOND DYES Any Woman can Dye now 1 "Os 1 .Tyjjjvi mj I ip f Each package of "Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple that any woman j ra:i diamond-dye any old, faded garments, | draperies, coverings, everything, whether ■ wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, j n new, rich, fadeless color. Buy "Diamond Dyes''—no other kind— j then perfect results are guaranteed even j If you have never dyed before. Druggist : will show you Diamond Dyes Color Card, j —Advertisement.

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Saturday—A Coat Sale A Special Purchase at Special Prices Latest Styles—Choice Fabrics —ltreat Values Bolivia — Si/vertones — Go Id (ones —frost Glo Velours Fur Trimmed and Silk Lined $ JJ. 00_sjp. 50 y Assuming that every woman who has yet her eoat to buy wants the very best coat at whatever price she pays, we’ll simply say— Don’t Miss This Sale New Coats-Latest styles, beautiful fabrics, fine tailoring; blouse back models, cape ef-_ sects. dolmans, loose fitting modes, wrappy coats, sports coats, some with fancy stitching. some handsomely embroidered; many with fur collars and cuffs. The furs used on these coats are skunk. Hudson seal. Australian opossum, racco< and nutria. All are well lined and Interlined. The colors include navy, reindeer, black, taupe, brown and various other shadings. Again— Don’t Miss This Sale of Coats * —Ayres—Downstairs Store.

.-1 Special Underprice Purchase of Women's High-Grade Tootzvear F m B keeker Shoe Cos. vT Prices Decidedly Cess Than Regularly . Bk J T-dpS Black Calf-Brown Cal! Black Kid— Brown Kid r" ”7n h) Black K;d With Cloth Tops \ i* J ’ Brown Kid With Cloth 'lops \ 'dj '• Valent Leather Ktd Tops J !• <* Patent Leather Cloth Tops ft / Ha. High. Mi itars and " " jk 'V S* Z,t r ° m ~ * 7 * 2 _ Hundreds o* Pairs -Ayres—Downstairs

One Hundred Smart Hats “ Way Down Low ” $ 2 90 $ 3 J (iood styles, modish shapes, pleasing colors and plenty of them. A hat for every type—for youth and the more mature or conservative. Pictured in the “ostrich crown” hat with small, straight brim; very smart and decidedly low priced; in Copenhagen, taupe and black. • —Ayres — Downstairs Store, f

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Groceries I’ggr, strictly fresh, large table egg* In ssftty curtain, dor.en, 73*: April etoriigo eggs, select, in cartons, doxen, 58*. ' Breakfast sausage, little pig link*. Kltignn’s "Reliable" and Swift’s •'llrookileld," pound car tons. 370I’eiiiiß, i'.'2o crop, fancy Michigan navy. 0 pounds. 33*; 10 pounds, COf. Butter, Ayres' special creamer-, “extra (|ul!ty," pound, 020: swastika, a good crennicrv blitter. C. Rice, fancy new crop, Blue Rose head, pound, 43'40i extra large Honduras style, pound. 15<b Coffee, “Suturdny" brand, a Sanies blend: special, pound. 33d. Flour, Valler’s "EiiterprUe," 24 pound bag, 81 95; I’illsbury s Best, 24 pound bag, $1 70 Hams, Swift's “Premium" brand, special purchase, special price, 12 to 14 pounds average, pound, 38*. Ralston whole wheat food, served with Klim whole powdered milk at demonstration booth: Ralston’s, box, 2'*o and 29*; Klim, pound cans, 85*. Jell-O and JlfTy-Jell, all flavors, box, 12Mt*. Breakfast baron. ‘‘ldeal" brand, machine sliced, pound, 38*: Swift's “Empire" brand, sugar cured, pound, 45*. Sunshine cakes and crackers, box, 9* 17* and 19*. —Ayres—Downstairs store.

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Fifty Smart Plaid Skirt /// a Temp tins Sale at $11.95 On account of this sale there are going to he 50 voguish outfits of plaid skirt and warm wool sweater —and 50 delighted demoiselles will find that the excellent quality of material was not nearly touched by the price. A special concession was made by their maker, and a close pricing was given to make these the inducing valuations they are. A high quality of wool velour and serge is done in the bright plaids and Roman striped effects of good design. Side, box and knife plaited models are included. These Are Rich Color Combinations

Black and white. Navy and orange.

SHOPPING BRIEFS Tailored Coats for Stout Women They'ro the serviceable, smart, comfortable coats that owe these excellent qualities to rpecial designing. They have tailored and convertible collars, and are in shades of navy blue, black, taupe and brown. Sizes from to 52 y. inclusive. And very agreeably priced at #09.50. —Ayres—Gray Shop, Third floor. & Imported Pongee Comes From Japan It's twelve-mommie silk which conveys nothing to your mind, If you are not a textile enthusiast, but which really stands for a closely woven, smooth and soft silk that is suitable for window drapes, lamp shades and other decorative purposes, as well as children’s and women’s clothes and men’s shirts. Width ?3 inches; price only 93<* the yard. —Ayres—Drapery dept., fourth floor. Toilet Goods at Special Prices We list them; you choose. Every one is a good “buy." You'll be surprised to find how many you need, as you glance over the following items:

Peroilde cream. 19c. Cocoa Butter cream. 99c. Liquid shampoo, isc. Ltithol tooth paste, large tube, 45c. Mavis perfume, #1.50 the ounce. Arly's Jasmine talcum, 73y. Good sponges, 25c. Colgate s shaving soap, 3 for 12C. Amami henna shampoo, 15c the package, or 2 for 25C.

Outing Flannel Gowns. Special, $1.89 The outing flannel employed In their making is a soft, cozy quality, Just a bit fleecy and in light, delicate striplngs. They are made with the yoke and trimmed with braid. And when we say “special" before the price, 81-89 —we mean “exceptional values.” —Ayres—Underwear section, third floor. Imported ’Kerchiefs at 35e Each 'W (>r >’ ou ’ re buying for gifts, you may • VV\| purchase a dozen for only 84.00. The <)% batiste of which they are made is a sheer, >V' V m Je,icat ® Quality, enhanced in daintiness -y ,N \ by fine needlework. A large variety of ; patterns makes selection a pleasure. TCP” ~ !J " \ r~' I i/7 Come early if possible. —Ayres—Handkerchief dept., street floor. Neckwear News for Saturday A frill body guimpe of cream colored net, combined with lace and insertions, would make a chic "extra” on any dress and is specially priced at only 81.95. A lace and net vestee in white or cream is indeed a bargain at only 8115- —Ayres—Neckwear dept., street floor.

Wool Hosiery That Women Like to Wear Dr. Jaeger’s all wool English ribbed stockings; dark gray and heather. The pair. 83-75. Dr. Jaeger’n pure wool stockings. extra long with wide tops, black and white. The pair, 83.75. Women’s black wool stockings, with natural soles. The pair, 83.35. t ‘ Women’s silk and wool stockings with silk, clocks. The pair, 84.50. I —Ayres —Hosiery, street floor. / - 1 ; ....

Navy and green. Tan and brown.

Arly’s Lilac bath salts, 91.25. Calox tooth powder, 19<L Mavis talcum pow der, 19C. Good whisk brooms, 29<L Arly's Lilac perfume, 91.50 ounce. Lady Man.- talcum, flOc*. Warner shaving brushes, 91.25. Composition Ivory hairbrushes, 91.95. —Ayres—Toilet goods dept., street floor.

Ferns and Chrysanthemums Are Due Saturday Morning \ % Xi rW The or * st as promised us a It? shipment by express, Saturday moru ’ n £’ fi lie foliaged ferns and growing chrysanthemum plants. At 29c, or 4 for SI.OO 3 Boston, Roosevelt and Whitman! ferns are temptingly priced—if one needs a temptation other than the ferns themselves. At lO* the plant are Asparagus Plumosa. Get one now and after a short cultivation period you will have a lovely decoration for your sun window. At 39c, or 3 for SI.OO Chrysanthemum plants, the hardy kind, now growing and in bloom, assorted colors. —Ayres—Sixth floor.

Henna and gray. Blue and gray.

—Ayres—Skirt dept., third floor.

SipS'ram^rams How often has your heart JJ given birth to the desire to give? The blight of not knowing | what to give has killed many | Infant impulses. To confound the would-be ! ' giver with doubts, fears and perplexities is to blight the flowers of love and affection. ] To reveal the guiding star of the objective person's de- ! sires is to spread the seeds of flowered hopes. l ij —AyTes —Chimney corner, fourth floor. i

Better Knit Underwear For Women Especially Featuring “Sterling” and “Atkina” At 82.50 are women’s medium weight Athena cotton union suits, long sleeves and ankle length. At 82.75 are women’s Athena union suits, fleece lined. Regular sizes. Extra sizes at 83.00. At 84-50 are women’3 Athena union suits of wool and cotton mixed. Long sleeves and ankle length. At 80*50 are women’s Athena union suits of baby lambswool. At 89.00 are women’s Sterling union suits, full fashioned, of wool, In natural gray and white. At 87.50 are women's Athena union suits, in all styles, of silk and wool mixed. At 83.75 are women’s swiss ribbed cotton union suits, in pink and white. At 86.00 are women’s swiss ribbed union suits of wool, in pink and white. At 89.00 are women’s Sterling union suits of mixed silk and wool. At 88.00 are women’s Sterling union suits, a little lighter weight of silk and cotton. —Ayres—Knit underwear, street floor.

Brown and navy. Tan and black.