Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 223, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1923 — Page 5

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SPONSORS NAMED FOR COSTUME BALL Little Theatre Will Hold Annual Affair Feb, 2, Box holders to date for the Little Theatre costume ball at the Athenaeum Friday, Feb. 2. are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Holcomb, Mrs. E. S. Severin, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wuensch, Mr and Mrs. W. O. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rader, Mr. and Mrs Morris F. Tibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schurman, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. De Hass, Mrs. E. S. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. "Whittaker, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Karrer, Miss Mae Berry. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Bradway, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Rinne. A revised list of the floor committee stands: Mr. and Mrs. Addison Parry, Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Haerle, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Claypool, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thornton, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Norman Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flshback, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yonnegut, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Pfaff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Bair and Mr. and Mrs. Elias C. Atkins. Committee on award of prizes: William Forsyth. George Philip Meier, Mrs. John T. Brush, Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, Mrs. Ernest Bross, Miss Adelaide Fairbanks and Col. John B. Reynolds. Ticket committee: Mrs. W. O. Bates, Miss Edna Heaton, Miss Esther Lucille Fleming, Mrs. Marie Karrer, Miss Marjorie Fletcher, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Misses Meta and Hilda Lieber, Miss Charlotte Howe, Miss Marjorie Okes. Mrs. J. W. Williams, J. Victor Richardson, Herman Earnest, Miss Norma Mueller. Arleigh Waltz, G. R. Guild and Jeannette Parry.

QOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS EIGHTY tables were reserved for the card party this afternoon at the Woman's Department Club for the benefit of the Sunnyside Guild. Mrs. Edward Schurman and Miss Edna Heaton had charge of the I arrangements and were assisted by Mrs. Alonzo Chapman. Mrs. J. M. Bromert, Mrs. Arthur P. Smith, Mrs. J. H. Laird. Mrs. Clyde Titus, Mrs. i Walter T. White, Mrs. Bernard Griftey and Mrs. Carrie Hammel. • * # Mrs. gkrtrcde wake FIELD HASSLER of Maple Road has as her guest, her niece Miss Marie Shaner of Pittsburgh, Pa. Miss Shaner, who is active in music circles in Pittsburgh, will be the soloist at the Columbia Club dinner Sunday evening. Mrs. L. D. Hassler will give a luncheon in honor of Miss Shaner next week. ♦ • • Mrs. William Allen Moore entertained with a small bridge party this afternoon for Mrs. Harry Gordon of Cincinnati. Ohio, who is the guest of Mrs. Morton Gould. Mrs. Gordon will ! return home Saturday. * • * Mrs. Clifford Gay entertained with a luncheon bridge in the blueroom at Spink-Arms Hotel this afternoon. • • • The Past Officers' Association of Myrtle Temple observed President's day with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of their president, Mrs. George Stapp. Spring flowers decorated the ! tables where covers were laid for thirty. Mrs. Ida Moreland of Alexandria was an out-of-town guest. Dr. Charles P. Emerson will be host at a luncheon at the University Club next Monday, when he will present a number of his friends to Prof. William Hung of Pekin University, Pekin. China, who will be a visitor in the city for three or four days. * * • Mrs. Charles Cherdron was hostess for a meeting of the Friday Afternoon Club this afternoon. Mrs. A. G. Small read a paper on "French Thread in American History” and Mrs. Caroline Whitsit led the discussion. * * * Mrs. David Ross spoke on "Better j Moving Pictures" at a meeting of the j Delta Aloha Club at the hgrne of Mrs. Ray D. Barnes on N. New Jersey St. j Thursday afternoon. Miss Louise ] Dauner. accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Fred Dauner. played several violin selections and Mrs. Albert Maasi sang "Where My Caravan Has Rested" and “In the Time of Roses,” ac companied by Mrs. Barnes. Miss Alena Grafton spoke on “Character Building.” Miss Rose Comet and Miss Gertrude Gibbons entertained with a mlscel-1 laneous shower Wednesday evening for Mrs. Alfred Swartz, nee Miss 1 Mary Demmer. Covers were laid for twenty guests and decorations were in pink and. white. The hostesses were j assisted by Mrs. Raymond Kidd. * * * Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lieber, Mr. and ; Mrs. Robert Lieber. Miss I-ouise Lie- ; her and Mr. and Mrs. I. Born of Indianapolis are at the Hotel Chatham, in New York. • * * Ladies Auxiliary No. 12S of the B. j of L. E. will give a card party and j dance Saturday evening at the Den-; ison Hotel. * ■ * The Margaret S. Gaylor Missionary Society of the Seventh Presbyterian J Church will meet Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. S. F. Hyde, formerly of j Calcutta, India, will speak on "India.” j Fred Gardner Named Director Fred C. Gardner was elected a member of the board of directors of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company, Curtis H. Rottger. president, announced today after a regular meeting of the ' board held Thursday. Gardner is treasurer of the E. C. Atkins Company and j president of the Hotel Severin and 1 Spencer Hotel companies.

Woman Is Injured at Downtown Corner MISS KATHERINE WREN Miss Katherine Wren, 45, of 751 Fletcher Ave„ matron at the Circle Theater, was in a critical condition today at the city hospital as the result of Injuries received when she was struck by a street car Thursday right. Earl Nortsolf, 909 St. Peter St., suffered slight bruises. , The accident occurred at Pennsylvania and Maryland Sts., at 11:15 p. m. Thursday, when the front truck of a street car backing east of Maryland St., split a'switch and the car swung around and struck the two people. Miss Wren was carried twelve feet before the car was stopped. It was believed her skull was fractured. The street car was English Ave. j car No. Sl7, in charge of Motorman Ray E. Morris, 29, of 446 Warman Ave., and Fred Tongate, 33, of 101 Bloomington St. The rear trucks passed safely over the switch. Miss Wren has been matron in charge of rest rooms at the Circle for six years. For Evening. A novel evening gown is of Nile green satin, veiled with black net and girdled with a wreath of gold foliage, j

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A Special Half-Price Sale of Mme. Ise Bell’s Famous Toilet Preparations Mine. Ise’Bell’s aids to beauty have become nationally known tor their excellence and the successful results they achieve. At regular prices they are very popular; at these special half-price figures they should prove immensely so. We advise your coming early.

Mme. Ise’Bell’s Skin Food Half Price This is a remarkably efficient preparation designed to assist the skin in becoming more beautiful in a perfectly natural way; it revivifies, freshens and cleanses and enables you to have a healthy, lovely complexion. 38c, 63c, $1 $1.75, $3.00

Mme. Ise’Bell’s Talcum Powders Half Priced In Glass Bottles, 25c In Metal Cans, 12c Excellent talcums in attractive glass hot- Smooth, fragrant talcums of a refreshing ties —rose, lilac, ‘‘Tweetie Dear,” violet, quality, in a choice of three delicate odors — trailing arbutus and “Exquisite.” rose, trailing arbutus and lilac.

Mme. Ise’Bell's Toilet Creams and Lotions Cucumber cream, an effective bleaching agent, half priced at 25* and oOf. Mme. Ise'Bell's vanishing cream for use before powdering, 25* jar. Mme. Ise’Bell’s hand lotion, half priced at 20*.

Mme. Ise’Bell’s Complexion Soap e *** The For Tender Skins JL mm Cake —Ayres—Toilet goods, street floor.

—— Martha Lee's Advice Young Folk Think Too Much of Love

LOOKING into the future is rather risky to one’s happiness. Still, what a blessing it would be if high school girls, for instance, could look ahead a few years and so realize that the general knowledge they should he gaining now. will provide the background for popularity then. No wonder our educational system is criticised, when a Junior in high school could write a letter such as that printed below. The girl is 15; evidently she has been advanced too rapidly. The letter: Dear Miss Lee: I am a girl of 15 yrarg, and a junior in high school, and I have a boy friend whom I like very well, and he gents me loiters, but there is another grirl whose name is Betty that it seems he likes better, when he writes to me. it seems he talks more about Betty than I. how could I ret him to love me better than her. thanking' you if you will I remain Your Truly ELINOR C. Elinor, if you do not begin to think more about your education and less about which girl your boy friend likes Good Manners Jill When talking in any public place, the well-bred individual avoids using tones loud enough to attract attention. J T e is particular also not to mention names that others may overhear and recognize. In fact, it is best not to indulge in personal conversation where there may be listeners.

Scores of Very Popular Beauty Aids —Now Regular Prices

Mme. Ise’Bell’s Face Powders Half Price Jasmine powder, SI.OO box. Cupid's Kiss powder, 75* box. Favorite powder, white, flesh and brunette, *o* box. Tweetie Dear powder, 25f. Mme. Ise'Bell’s liquid powder. 25* botile. Compact rouge, 25* box.

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the better, when you are out of high school you will be pointed out as a person who uses “such terrible gram mar” and "doesn’t know how to write a letter.” Get your education now and leave love alone for a few years. Marriage ala Mode BRIDE-TO-BE: 1. It is correct to wear a white dress and veil at a home wedding. 2. The house is much more attractive if decorated with flowers and greenery. 3. The length of time the bride and bridegroom remain with the guests depends upon conditions. If they are starting soon after the ceremony for a wedding trip, they may leave almost immediately. They should set the time of the wedding early enough for them to wait to receive the good wishes of the guests. 4. What is served depends upon the size and time of the wedding. You may have a wedding breakfast or dinner, or merely a buffet luncheon, with salad, sandwiches. Ice cream and coffee. Or you could even have just ice cream and cakes, as you suggest. The cream is attractive if molded. 5. The Invitations should go out at least three weeks before the ceremony. 6. Usually the bride's bouquet is all white, while the bridesmaids' flowers have touches of color. Fickle Love Dear Miss Lee: I am a boy of 18 and go with a girl of 16, Somettmes X believe she likes me and sometimes I don't. I have friends who tell me that she likes another fellow where she works. We both work in the same factory- What would you do? F. G. It is not at all improbable that this young girl likes both you and the other young man. It would be quite natural for so young a girl. Do noth ing about It. Keep the girl's friendship, and remember not to try to turn the friendship into love for several years. BOBBIE: Why. Bobble. Ido not see that you have any problem for me to solve. You seem to be contented to go with this young man, so keep on going with him.

Mme. Ise’Bell’s Turkish Oil Half Price This is a genuine Turkish oil and is of proved reliar bility in cleansing, refreshing and healing the skin. It is a great help in removing unsightly blemishes and in aiding the complexion to greater beauty. 25c, 50c, 75c $1.25, $2 Jar

Miscellaneous Toilet Aids From Mme. Ise’Bell’s Mme. Ise’Bell’s depilatory. a real hair remover, half priced at 50* jar. Brilliantine, to keep the hair smooth and straight, 25* bottle. Medium or orange tinted rouge, 25* box. Smelling salts, 17* bottle.

DOWNSTAIRS af ACRES’ s2s^^s2s Lovely Now Attractive Dresses, $25 Exceedingly Stunning, Superb Quality, Large Range of Styles—For Misses and Small Women Basque, full skirts, keen neck lines, smart touches of color, graceful panels and side effects. The colors are navy, black, medalion and lace. Also many splendid good stylish mod- brown and many new light spring shades. Many sample els in sizes 36 to 46—featuring % length sleeves, flowing dresses in groups. These are unusual dresses. 100 DRESSES —Silk and Wool, Sizes 16 to 46 $19.75 —Downstairs at Ayres—Ready to Wear.

Sweaters at Ridiculously %. , |p| Low Prices *T E STILL have on hand a VV few of those sample W/i LyV/ At \ sweaters; combinations of allluf \ wool, wool and cotton and allW . 7 jIL-taTInHYBf cotton - Very serviceable. W f There is quite an assortment f si z pa - although most of iujly]®Jj them are size 42. Coat styles . Nat ill and slipovers, all with threeyW Jgj njngPjlll piece shawl collar; large and ■ 'A. p. c~ ]UJh roomy and can be converted IH!' 1 bB 1 t( * * ,utton closely around the ;lf lM neck. There are a few slipovers In Tech and Manual PfUfrlHi ‘1.89 5 4.75

Boys’ Corduroy Suits, $2.85 Wonderful little garments of good quality velvet corduroy. Norfolk style ami also Oliver Twist styles. Trousers straight knee style. Quite a number of them with white gnlatea waists with detachable corduroy collars. Good assortment of sizes 2 to S years.

Also a Number of Corduroy Suits at $1.98 —Downstairs at Ayres—Men’s and hoys.

Colored Bordered Table Cloths., $1.98 Fine mercerized damask, with woven colored borders. Hemmed. Size 64x64.

New Juniors’ and Misses’ Spring Dresses, SIO.OO Prunella cloth—brown and blue, fancy striped. Junior Dresses in Novelty Weaves, $5.00 Misses’ Slipover Sweaters, $2.98 Brown, tan, rod and blue.

Spring Hats, $2.95 We are showing new spring styles for the matron and miss in good style and assortment at this low price.

Great Hosiery Vallies —At Bargain Prices

Sub-Standards of Real Silk Hosiery, 80c Pair Has the shaped foot without the irritating seam. Made of pure 12 strand silk. Snug fltling ankle seamed up the back. Fashion marks, ravel top, wide elastic top and a special processed lisle heel, toe and double sole. These are the outstanding features of real silk hosiery. Regular and out sizes. Misses’ School Hose, 25c Mercerized lisles, llsles and cottons. Medium and fine ribbed. Elastic and ens.v to put on. Black, cordovan and white. Sizes up to 10.

Women’s Cotton Hose, 50c Women's lisle hose, seamed up the back; fashion darls, high spliced heels, double heel, loe and sole; black, cordovan. Sizes BVi to 10Vi. Also women’s cotton sport hose in the popular panel ribbed styles. Excellent weight, for wear uow. Black and cordovan. Sizes 9 to 10. —Downstairs at Ayres—Hosiery.

L. S* AYRES & CO., DOWNSTAIRS STORE

Men’s and Boys’ Mended Gloves, 50c Fine finality capes and kids, with embroidered hacks Id self and blaek, mostly In the various shades of brown and tan: can be nsed for many purposes. All have been mended. Some hate very slight defects; others more serious.

Kitchen Towels, 12V2C Hemmed tea towels, suitable for all kitchen uses.

Men’s COAT Sale O. D. Topcoat, $7.50 Made of heavy gun carriage fjmMWk cloth, absolutely, weather proof, ijy ,J ■; ’ I loose fitting, with two slant pockjHL ets. Belt all round. Unusual value y-i J in this garment. Gas Mask Raincoat, Made of Bombazine, from gen- | nine gas mask materials. Loose fitting, wtth two slant pockets and adjustable belt. Size 36 to 48. Very

Men’s SheepLined Coats, $7.95 Made of good weight moleskin. Heavy sheep lined. Two slant pockets, two patch pockets. Leather trimmed. This coat is waterproof and serviceable.

Holeproof Hosiery, 79c to $1.98 We carry a complete line of Hole Proof Hosiery. Lisles, silk and lisle and pure thread silks. Blaek. white, cordovan. Regular and out sizes. This wonderful hose is priced within the easy reach of all. Boys’ AU-Wool Sport Hose, 39c Boys' smart looking all-wool roll top sport !)ose. In camel only. Tops embroidered in red, green, purple and blue. Sizes 7 to 10.

Sale of Sample Line of CORSETS SAMPLE line of corsets, in high grade merchandise. Silk brocades and fine coutils, front and back lace, elastic girdle top. Medium low bust, any number of attractive models to select from. Sizes 22 to 32. $2.39. Bandeaux, 25c, 39c, 48c,’ 59c Made of brocades, meshes and silk stripes; open front and back. Brassieres, 57c and 79c Embroidered and lace trimmed. Built up shoulders. Black Sateen Aprons, $1.98 Several models to select from. Trimmed in fancy cretonne. Some with medallion and contrasting pipings. All sizes. Women’s Slipover Sweaters, 79c In assorted colors. Sleeveless models. Good weight for this season of the year. House Dresses, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.95 To every woman who has worn or knows what it is to wear a well fitting house dress—-will need no further introduction. A big selection of ginghams and fast color percales, long waist and onepiece style. Some belt lines trimmed in contrasting colors, or with plain white collar and cuffs. —Downstairs at Ayres—House Dress Section. Men’s Sample Union Suits, 89c to $2.49 All size 42. Doubly lucky is the man who wears this size, for the garments, though soiled a trifle in some cases, are otherwise perfect in every respect Garments of all wool, wool and cotton mixed, in a wide variety of mixtures and all cotton. Included in this lot are a few boys' size 34, suitable for ages 14 to 16 years.

Everett’s Shirting, 20c Yard Over thirty patterns to choose from. Light and dark colors, stripe effects, etc. 32 inches wide. —Downstairs at Ayres—Piece Goods.

Reclaimed U. S. Army Hip Boots, $1.89 Best American makes, slightly used, but all in good condition. Also Knee Boots, $1.50 In good condition.

New Spring Styles in SHOES \ Boston jobber sold us these shoes at W a large sacrifice. We are selling them at a / / correspondingly low price. _ Gray Buckskin, Instep Straps, Hand-turned Soles, Plain Toes. Patent vamps, gray suede saddle, lace oxfords, welt sewed soles, mahogany brown calf, brogue last, lace oxfords, welt sewed soles. Black satins, instep and ankle straps, with Spanish. Louis, Cuban and low heels. The latest style low shoes for every occasion. All slses and widths A to D.

For Misses and Children Mahogany brown and black calf patent lea'her. Muse and fawn colored kid tops. Lace pay cut hoots, solid leather soles with rubber heels; exceptional value. All sizes SVi to 2.

Clean-Up Sale of Composition Ivory Hair Receivers 75* Powder Boxes 75* Hair Brushes 59* Combs 39* to 69* Powder Box with Puff 39* Xail Buffers 39* Cold Cream Jars 39* Button Hooks 25* Corn Knives 25* Imported Hair Nets, 25c Dozen Os real human hair. Very fine quality. In light brown only. —Downstairs at Ayres—small goods. Women’s Shirts and Tights, 59c Lace neck, long sleeves and ankle length, edged in floss; sizes 34 to 44. Misses’ FleeceLined Bloomers, 39c Elastic waist and knee, of extra quality; sizes 14, 16, IS. —Downstairs at Ayres— Underwear.

For Boys Black and brown calf lace shoes, English and broad toes, solid leather soles and heels. These are discontinued lines. Very good run of sizes. 9 to 2.

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