Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 193, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1920 — Page 7

r* ~ 11 1 ■Miss Glenetbel Stelhorn was hostess for Christmas parSy of the Expression jf üb, held yesterday afternoon. Baskets o: poinsettias, vases of red roses, a glittering Christmas tree, ropes of laurel and lolly were effectively arranged to give the real Christmas atmosphere to the affair. One clever feature of the decorations was a ribbon line bung across the ledge of the fireplace, oe rhleh was suspended miniature red stockings filled with candlea, one for each guest. During the afternoon Mrs. George C. Stelhorn, garbed as Mrs. Santa Claus, distributed gifts among the members. Mrs. R. L. Davidson read a paper on “ChriJkna s Carols," Illustrated by voice ifhmbers, “Come All Ye Faithful,” “While the Shepherds Watch Their Flocks by Night," and “Joy to the World.” Mrs. Frank R. Burns sead “The Spirit of Christmas. - * The enire club sang Christmas carols. • • William H. Green, who has been in service on the S. S. San Francisco, is passing two weeks’ furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, 2341 Ashland avenue. He will leave Jan. 4 for a four months’ cruise In. Southern waters. • • • Sayers J. Miller, who has been attending Indiana University, has come to be with his father. John Z. Miller, 2446 North Illinois street, during the Christmas vacation. • * • Miss Isabelle Layman entertained the I. T. S. Club of the Irvington Branch Library with a Christmas party In her home, 5731 East Washington street, yesterday. She was assisted in the hospitalities by Margaret Cook and Margaret Elrod. • • • The Semper Fidelis Clubv will give a dance tonight in Assumption Hall, 1105 Blaine avenue. " • # * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Schnf. assisted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Schaf. Jr., eatery ined last evening with an attractive Christmas dancing party in their home, 1410 North Delaware street. • • * Miss Jean Brown, 3087 East Washington Street, will be hostess for the annual Christmas party of the Therapon Club, Monday. Miss Adah Hill. 210S North I’ennsylvanla street, is In charge of acceptances. V• • • Miss Mary Dinwiddie of Fowler and Miss Winifred Seivers of Kansas will be guests of Mrs. Charles E. Kregelo, 1902 North Illinois street, during the hoHdays. • • • French baskets of pink roses effectively arranged against a screen of feathery fern made the Louis XV parlor of the Oaypool Hotel an attractive setting for the mairiage of Miss Dorothy Heaton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Heaton. 2151 Central avenue, and Herbert Watson Alford of New York City, which took tbis morning. The Rev. B. F. Brundage of Anderson read the service before an altar of palms and greenery. Miss Marian Louise Pratt, harpist, played soft bridal airs, preceding and during the ceremonv. Miss Nellie Alford of Anderson, sister of the bridegroom, gowned in black velvet combined with cream-colored lace, with a large black velvet hat and corsage of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses, was the bride's only attendant, nnd Kenueth Hill of Anderson acted as best man. The bride wore a hanlsome frock of tan duvetyn braided In brown, with hat of the same shade, and her bouquet was a shower of orchids, Ophelia roses and lilies of the valley. Among the out of-town guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Alford, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. 11. J,-Campbell. Kansas City, Mo., and R. B. Alford, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Alford left this afternoon for Chicago, where they will remain a few days before going to New York City, where they will make their h^e. • • Dr. Mary Westfall, 2450 North New Jersey street, has gone to Bushnell, 111., where she will pass the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. John Brant. • • • Richard Sargent came today from Illinois University to be with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sargent. 2020 North Delaware street, during the Christmas vacation period. • • • Mrs. Earl Cashman, 2408 Gale street, entertained with an aluminum shower this afternoon in honor of Miss Beatrice Marshall, whose marriage to Harold M. Trusler is to be solemnized Dec. 27. The bridal colors of pink and white were carried ont in the table appointments, a crystal basket filled with pink sweetpeas forming the centerpiece, with place-cards, favors and Ices in the same hues. The gusts included Miss*Marshall, Miss Hope Hanna, Miss Helen Vance, Miss Mae Githens, Miss Margaret Hansen, Miss Florence Schwankhatis, Miss Pauline Marshall, Miss Oharlote Uhl and Miss Florence Uhl. • • • Walter Ludwig and Clarice Ratcliff of Funlne University are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Wangelin, 639 East TwentyEeeond street. • • • Mrs. Goodwin Elkin of Muncle has come to pass the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs. O. L. Watkins, 2115 Nortn Pennsylvania street. • • Attendants for the wedding of Miss Mary Lucy Dempsey and Dr. Wyatt S. Roberts of Birmingham, Ala., which is to take place Dee. 29, in the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. L. T. Dempsey. 1706 Central avenue. Include the bride's sister. Miss „Fred Dempsey, as maid of honor and Oliver Fuller best man. • • • Mrs. C. E. De Witt entertained last Eight with a “needle party” in honor of Miss Esther Fleming, whose marriage will take place the first of January. Christmas greens and poinsettias were effectively used through the rooms.

Grove’s is the Genuine and Only Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets The first and original Cold and Grip tablet, the merit of which is recognized by all civilized nations. „ Be careful to avoid Imitations. Be sure its Bromo The genuine bears this signature SOc.

Mrs. Housewife , Do You Know? (Note —Each o£. these household problems has been worked out by the author, who has not only taken a course in scientific housewifery and dietetics at Columbia University, and written and edited women’s newspaper and magazine features for years, but Is a practical housekeeper as well.) 1. How can the age of a turkey be told by hi 8 feet? 2. How to select a good turkey in the market? 3. What Is the best way to remove fresh coffee stains? - (These questions will be answered tomorrow by the Housewife.) ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S QUESTIONS. 1. The original graham bread differed from the present so-called graham bread In that it contained no yeast or other leavening agent. 2. To make good chicken or turkey gravy, remove the bird from the roasting pan, pour off most of the fat, and add four level tablespoonfuls of flour. Mix well. Add two cupfuls of water, salt, pepper and cook five minutes, stirring briskl^ 3. When removing spots and stains it Is best to scratch fabric over a small bowl and apply Javelle water or other strong chemical with a medicine dropper. —Cpyright, 1920. Play Will Be Given by Little Theater “The Little Star of Bethlehem," by Professor Charles Mills Gayley, will be presented by the Little Theater in the Masonic Temple, tomorrow night. The play is an arrangement of English miracle plays, selected from the Coventry and ("hosier cycles, depicting the various incidents surrounding the birth of Christ. The large cas#( and chorus participating in the production includes Ralph Ballou, Mrs. S. T. Bogert. Miss Marjory Chiles. Miss Mary Cotter, Theodore Douglas, Louise Douglas. 11. L. Earnest, Thomas A. Galagher, Alexander Hamilton, H. H. Paul Iske, Edward Lashelie, Mrs. Edna Morrison, Laurence Neldllnger, Henry Jameson Pierce, Mrs. H. 11. ltinne, Fritz Schaefer and Dorothy Haynes, Mrs. Elizabeth Bogert Scofield and J. Lloyd Wayne. The public is Invited to celebrate Christmas with the Little Theater Society.

“SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" | A Finer Assortment and Larger Supply of Flowers for Christmas have never before been shown in this shop for early selection Poinsettias, Jerusalem Cherries, Cyclamen and Ferns arranged in artistic baskets Deliveries made A1 • Pi up to Noon y nililPf w 5 b. unio st. Xmas Day FLOWER SHOP Main s?u. Auto. 21-402.

We are not going to wait until January to give our patrons the benefit of a substantial discount. All this week, in order that you may purchase gifts at a “after holiday” price, we are offering a 20% discount on everything in our stock—except frames made to order. Book Ends Smoking Sets Candles and Candlesticks Tabic and Floor Camps Incense Burners ' Serving Trays Polychrome Urns Pottery Chinese Feather Telephone Sets AND OTHER STOCK All This Week at 2(l°ln Discount ERS • 223-225 East Ohio Street

BOYS’ TAN ARMY SHOES DOUBLE SOLE BOYS’ BLACK CALF SHOES ENGLISH AND MEDIUM TOES BOYS’ BLACK STORM SHOES HEAVY DOUBLE SOLE $3“ BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR FELTMAN and CURME t Shoe Stores Cos. 38 E. WASHINGTON ST.

HARTFORD CITY MAN PICKED. HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Dec. 22.—P. H. Hawthorne, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce here, has beeii appointed to the board of governors'of the Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association. He succeeds A. F. Rothstein, formerly secretary of the commercial association at Logansport. ■ ' ■■■-■- —* a) ~~*a Home-made, but Has No Equal for Coughs Makes family supply of really dependable cough medicine. Easily prepared, and saves about $2. If you have a severo cough Y\ or chest cold, soreness, throat \\\ tickle, hoarseness or difficult \\\ breathing, or if your child wakes \\\ up at night with croup and you 1 want quick help, try this reliable old home-made cough remedy. Any druggist can supply you with 2Va ounces of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup. Or use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup, if desired. This, recipe makes a pint of really remarkable cough remedy. It tastes good, and in spite of its low cost, can be depended upon to give quick and lasting relief. You can feel this take hold of a cough instantly. It loosens and raises the phlegm, stops throat tickle, and soothes and heals the irritated membranes of the throat and bronchial tubes with such ease and promptness that it ia really astonishing. Pinex is a special and highly concentrated compound of Norway pine extract, and is probably i the best known means of overcoming severe coughs, throat and chest colds. There are many worth- T IJ less imitations of this mixture. To avoid disappointment, ask for -wtF*“Zy. ounces of Pinex” with full directions and jj don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Pinex Cos., Ft. Wavne, InJ. DINSX for Coughs Jk, „

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22,1920.

LS Ayrjes &Cos LSAyres O’Co

All Reddy for a Big Day Thursday

Composition Ivory Uu/ul Gift Things Hairbrushes at £1.93. C'oatbrushes at 500. Puff boxes, only £1.25. Hair receivers at £1.25. Hand mirrors at £7.95. Perfume -bottles at #2.00. Fine military brushes at £4.95. Each in a gift box. Hundreds of other dainty toilet accessories. —Ayres—Tolleks, street floor. Silver Gift Pieces With Stirling Handles, Each in a Lovely Gift Pox Cold meat forks at £3.50. Cucumber servers at £3.50. Egg servers at only £3.85. Berry spoons, only £3.50. Salad forks, only £3.50. Pie knives priced at £3.50. Gravy ladles, only £3.50. Bread knives, only £3.00. Sugar shells, only £2.10. Two-piece steak set at £1.75. Two piece salad sets at £6.85. Two-piece carving sets, £0.85. —Ayres—Stiver section, street floor.

’Kerchiefs Thousands of C ,/>> Them in Gift Boxes /§!§-& For women at 25<* to 93.Q0. For tnen at 50<* to 93*00. Fancy 'kerchiefs, $2.00 to 92.75. For children, three in box, OOt 1 . For children, three in box. s<H*. Thousands of fancy ’kerchiefs for women at 17<>, 25<t, 50£ and upward to 93.00. -—Ayres —’Kerchiefs, street floor. A Vibrator A Gift That Thrills Only $5.00 in a gift box. Hot Point irons, 98.25. Electric toaster stoves, 98.50. Electric room-heaters, 912.50. Boudoir lamps, at 9*>.00. —Ayres—Sixth floor.

Gifts for Men Leather belts with buckles, £2.00 to £4.00. r Imported wool scarfs, at Walking sticks, at from N. £5.00 to £25.00. '"ffl'tjfe Gold watch chains, at Jgi .v\ £2.50 to £5.00. ItJ Silk mufflers, at £4.50 Smoking jackets, at \ f £IO.OO to £30.00. -Tl Lounging robes, at %/il # t—Sll £40.00 to ceo.oo. jj IV; Fine four-in-hantK silk ' IV Fine four-in-hand silk /> j? %\B SmM Four-in-hand ties of imported silk, £1.09. JRH < | and Beautiful silk knit ties. jKjMmj i I f Men’s m >tor gloves, £6.00 gg jH.j ! j f Men’s dress gloves, £4.50 (j! fj 4 Wg' * f Vlen's street gloves, £4.00 \ \ bur gloves, fur lined gloves and special motor gloves, all in gift boxes. —Ayres—Men’s Store, Street Floor.

Tor a Woman —Dainty Lingerie Each Article in a Gift Box . . , . Fine satin camisoles at only Crepe de chine chemise at £2.25. Gowns to match the chemise Crepe oe chine chemise at are priced at £7.95 and £9.50. £2.95. • Each in a lovely gift box. Crepe de chine chemise at Ayres—Lingerie Dept., £5.95. Third floor.

Toys Don't delay toy buying, it may mean disappointment. Humpty Dumpty circus, 91-25. Others at various prices. Stuffed animals, 91-00, and others that cost more. Mammy Tinker, at 65<*. Swiss music boxes, 91.00. Others at various prices. —Ayres—Toys, fifth floor.

Ayres’ Christmas Candies Are Pure and Wholesome Our finest hand-made chocolates, pound 80^. Our choicest hand-made bonbons, pound, 80£. Delicious nut filled buttercups, pound, 49^. Ayres’ sugar chips, fine for kiddies, pound, 49<^. Cf/ndy canes, novelties, place novelties, and novelty Christmas trees decorated with candy, “Small Blacks” for the men— they’re fine. —Ayre—Candy, street floor.

Jewelry Each Item in a Beautiful Gift* Box Bracelet watches, 912.95. Bracelet watches, 914.00. Others up to $45.00. Pearl beads, $7.95 to $89.50. Novelty bracelets, $2.95 to $3.05. Gold barplns, $4.00 to $22.50 Solid gold rings, $8.50 to $39.50. —Ayres—Jewelry, street floor.

Gift Linens Filet and Cut Work Luncheon Cloths 44 inches round, at £51.75. 54 inches round, £97.50. 72 Inches square, at £93.75. Napkins and Scarfs 14-inch sizes, at £41.00 to £51.75. Scarfs, at £30.00 to £45.00. 19x44 at £42.50 to £60.00. 19x54 at £47.75 to £70.00. Luncheon Sets , Filet Edged 13-piece set, priced #15.00. 25-piece set, priced £27.30. 7-piece set, consisting of 1 center and 6 oval doilies 13x18, priced £15.20. 7-piece sets, consisting of 1 runner 18x36 and 6 oblong doilies 12x18, priced £17,70. Napkins, 14-inch, to match, priced £20.50 the dozen. Napkins, 18-inch, to match, priced £29.75 the dozen. Scarfs Edged With Filet 18x36, priced #6.00. 18x54, priced £8.25. 18x63, priced £9.75. ISx72, priced £11.50. Embroidered scarfs and center pieces, the former 18x36 and 18x52, the latter 24 inches square at £l. Colored embroidered center pieces, 18-inch size, pink, blue and yellow at 95^. • —Ayres—Linen, second floor.

Gloves Women’s 8-button length suede kid gloves, from France, at 94-05. Silk gloves, suede fabric lined, alack, white and colors, 91*45. Boys’ gauntlet fur gloTes, special at 91*95. —Ayres—Gloves, street floor. End Tables The Price $5.95 ■■fpr Just received twenty-five—wal-nut. # The very thing to place at the end of the davenport or by the side af the chair. Useful in any nook ar corner. —Ayres—Furniture—Fourth floor.

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