Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 215, Lebanon, Boone County, 7 June 1917 — Page 3

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(iur drapory husjn'jss llti.-t season has bwn unusually lir. Practically all this larpe business has been in piece floods. As a result wc nnrVthat wo are loaded to the guards with remnants. They range in length from one yard, Jo ten yards. Tiu'v h:ive bem measured and the yardage marked n.i each piece. The prize is from one-lhird to one-half the original price.

HAD MANY WITNESSES. Wt.lHintf f GrorKe K. Carrie H. (Imlhy Y Kuhank ami Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock in Ihf county rierW's office in the pre, ence of the entire corps of strpogruphr rs wno were assisting the consrriptt.m board, George Frank Eubunk and CaTie iliie! Codi.y were united in m;intue by. the lit-v. Homer PuV Th- groom is the son of J. M. Kubnnk of Clinton county and the bride the daughter of F.mmet 'lby of near ting parties are !Mid-,y known nnd their large host " 1 I trends extend them congratulations. ! (,l lt DAY MKrTINC. Th. ni'mbers of th. Y. M. L. rlul. njojably entertained thirty gueU .t a guest liny meeting he'd Wednesay afternoon at the home of Mrs 'lydc lAiue on Lafayette avenue. Th oom of the I .owe home were pretti y decoi-iited with iw'onies,-carnatin: nd c.-iiclo;) flowers in which the eoloi heme of red. wh;te and blue was car i. d nut. The s;ime color scheme wa.' irro I out in the refreshments. rvei1 it in the affermi m and the favor hite anil blue rib' ere h'i of red. on. "(H I ; m--I the i appointon Mrs During the r,.moon lu'h Thompson of n sr Whitestowr ang anrl Jlr.. 1,'u-liton Sniith played evei-:il pianc Bumbers. Musical numicrs en the f son were also enjoyed T' T.IVE ENTKIITMN VIKN'T. An entertainm.e' p.irt of the prowls of which will go to the line "ross society, w ill be given this even ng at the ("nri-' i;in church in Jamesown by M:hs N'lvian Ditto, who has hynre of tl,e drumiitie at ik'partiier.t of Ov'nrd co'Iege. Tomorrow njrht Mi.-s Ditto w it! give an enter nmtnent at North Sulen'. part of the roeeed- of tit:-, enlertainmont also di (riven to the H. d t russ society. It is to be hoped that a larije nums r of l,eb.j'tnn and llo'ne county wi.ple will attend one of the enter :iinmentn. MAIlltIKU AT DANVILLE. An Advonce special ssys: "Ivan '.VhI!.- and Fdy'h Itmwn accompanied iy Mr. anil Mrs. ( :irmi'n His moorel to Danville, III., Sunday at. 9 i. m. Monday the marriage of Mr A alls and Miss Krown occurred. The 't.m i a sol. of M.. and Mrs. Joseph A' -ill of this place.e lie is a graduat f the high school here, also a well mown athlete. The bride is the only lauch'er of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson 'trr.wa of near Lebanon. ITieir many 'jiends exU-nil congratulations." SFWINfi FOR FUFNt II HKI.IFF. Mrs. J. V,'. Shumate and Mrs. C. $ Hill went to Mechunicshurg yesterday ifU'rnoon and made arrangements ith a Krge number of the ladies of he Christian church of that place to to sevring for tht French Belief. This a a worthy cause and knowing the ladies' atiil.ty to do all thing! well the French relief will without doubt rlti mo' '.elp from these ladies. .t Reporter office ; AT KErOUTEa

SOCIAL CALENDAR,

Fnil'AV. Mother's club of trie Julia Harney building Mrs. W. K. Callane 2:30. Thinibleine club Mrs. lieorge .langus. 2:IJ0. M KS. SllrUA HOSTESS. Mrs. James Sliera of North Meridian street entertained at a noon dinner ve.-terday having as her guests, Mrs M. M. ( arnger and daughter, ,lis (Mora, of Columbia City, Mn. R.ishi' .f(.ke. .Mrs. Jennie Thompson and M p y p,.marw f this city. In the j afternoon other gue-ts were Mrs. D ! 0. Hudd and daughter Juanita of nuth of Lebanon. Miss Kthel t arriger ml Mrs. Wiham Udidell of Indiana olis and Mrs. Parley C'arriger of easi f Lebanon. HOME FOR SI MMER. T'aul Ward, who attends Columbia iniveiou'ty and who graduated last veek from the I'nion Theological uniersity of New York City, is home U -pend the suuimer w-ith his parents ilev. and Mrs. A. L. Ward of East 'lain street. Mr. Ward has received nis M. A. degree from Columltis tintersity und is now working on his T I. D. degree. He is also a regi?tercd ind ordained minister. MARRIED YESTERDAY. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. ind Mrs. Charles Woodsan on North West street, occurred the marri-;re of their daughter. Miss llettie and Nelson Lewis of Danville, III. The service was read hy the Rev. R. H. Kent bethe immediate members of the family. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Iwis left for their home in Danville, 111. WED IN INDIANAPOLIS. ' K pretty wedding was celebrated at All Soul's I'nitanan church at Indimapolis at 5 o'clock Wednesday afVrnoon when Miss Mildred Lauer. laughter of Charles W. Ijiuer, became he bride of Ernest Sowerw ine, son of dr. and Mrs. N. W. Sowerwine of No 'ilesville. Mr. Sowerwine has many Tnenils here where he has frequently visited. MISSIONARY MEETINC The concluding chapter in the society's study book, "World's Mission ind World Peace," was given Wednes day afternoon hy Mrs. Wilma Walker at the meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church held In the church parlors. Following the review a general discussion of the topic was given. TO MEET FRIDAY. The members of Mrs. Fenta Row an's and Miss Marie Coryell's classes of the First Baptist church are asked to meet at the church Friday morning at 10 o'clock prompt. CARD AND DANCING PABTT. The Welfare dub will give a card and dancing party tonight at the W itson hail at which time a cumber of gaesti from Frankfort will k pressnt

j ATTEND COMMENCEMENT. J Lebanon Pwple Present at Exerriiws I of Pepauw University. Mif Lois Jones, Mis Margaret Day and Miss Jane Steven of thi 'city nl Mr. end Mr". Ira Sharp and ! daughter Marie and Miss Bertha Mas

ters of Thorntown returned home Wednesday from Crcenrastle. Miss Sharp was one of the graduates from the university this spring and the other young ladies graduated from the col'.eiie a few ears bio. On the return i trip Mr. and Mrs. Sharp and daughter, ; Minx Masters, Miss Jones and Mica I Lucy Snyder of Wabash, Ind., stop- ; ped at Fot Benjamin Harrison for a ; few hours' visit. rYobably the most noted person attending the commencement was Aimaro Sato, the Japanese I amhassador to the I'nited States. He j is a graduate of Pepauw university 1 and at the commencement exercises j held this year received his L. L. D. dc- ! Rice. (ireat enthusiasm was shown h-n this degree a.- conferred upon him, Other interesting graduates were a large number of students who ere in soldier's uniform. These were young men who are tuking the officers' liainirg course at Kurt Benjamin Harrison. The 'ippiaue and cheering echo! and re-echoed through the hall of the university as these boys recoivd their diplomiis. A large number of other graduates who are wearing the uniform of our country were unable to be present as they were on !ut tui .-. fim Indiana. Thr names of these boys were read and they also were given a rousing cheer. Two thousand live hundred people erc present during the week. Miss Jean Morris who has been attending the exercises returned home toduy. Mrs. R. K. Coombs returned lust even.ng from the university and Mr. and Mis. Fred Donaldson will return Friday. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Goldiene Crove spent tho day in Indianapolis. Mrs. Bert Johns of Advance spent Wednesday here. Mrs. Wilbur Clark, of Frankfort, was in Lebanon yesterday. Mrs. K. V. Slater is ill at her home m West Washington street. Mrs. Stout and Mrs. McRnberts of 'yclori'' spent yesterday here. Lawrence Kersey is ill with tonsilitia at his home on Dicks street. Mrs. Louise (iullada of Indianapolis is the gue.-.t of relatives and friends here. Mrs. Ed Fowler spent this afternoon in Indianapolis the guest of relatives. II. K. Johnsonhaugh and family ieft today for their new home in (Ireenrastle. Miss Nina Heck who has been at tending school nt Boston returned home yesterday. iss Vera Wisehart of Crawfordsville is the guest of Miss Veneta Ellis f North Jameson street. Mr. and Mrs. James MrCann and hildren motored to Indianapolis this morning and spent the day. Miss Hilda DeVinney of Mora, has returned home after being the guest if the Misses Ruth end Hazel Cox for several days. Mrs. Nan-y Parker of Indianapolis ,s here for an extended visit with her laughter, Mrs. FM Fowler of Indianaimits avenue. Miss Cordia Higgins will return to Butler college nt Irvington, Indian apolis this evening after a short visit it her home here. Richard Porter returned to Indianipolis yesterday after a short visit with his mother, Mrs. J. R. Porter and amily of Kersey street. W alter Shahan returned to Indianpolis yesterday after a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Shahan of North Meridian street. r. and Mrs. John Frank have re sumed from Alexandria and Anderson where they have been spending several days w-ith relatives and friends. Harry Build who recently joined Battery A. of Indianapolis is here to pend the week-end with his brother, Reid Hudd and wife of South Lebanon street. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lindsay, who have been residing in the Kernodle property on North West street, will move this week to the llarve Coulter pro(,erty on North East street. Mrs. Rurrie DeVol and house guest, Mrs. Thomas J. Hernott of Pitts burgh, Pa., are spending the week-end in Anderson with Mrs. VV. E. Osborne. Mrs. Herriott is a neice of Mrs. DeVul and Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Mary Stewart has gone to In diunapnlii for a few days' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Paul Krauss, Jr., ami family. From Indianapolis Mrs. Stewart will go to Rochester, N. Y.. for an extended visit with her brother John I .owe. Misa Lois Moore, who attends Ohio State university, will return home Friday. Misa Wilda Rees who ia also a student at the same university remained for a house party given at the Delta Gamma house and will not return home until next week. Mrs. Charles Mitchell left today for Chicago for a severs! nays' visit with her daughter, M!s Madeline, who ia a student at Northwestern university. Out Jtfonday Wri, Mitchell aau daughter will ge to Lanting, K

Attention Extra! Sample Shoe Sale Having just purchased a big lot of sample shops I will put them on sale Friday and Saturday, June 8th and 9th. No one can afford to miss this sale. Prices less than manufacturers' cost today. "Cut the High Cost of Living" Come in and lock them over. Women's and Men's high and low shoes, comfort shoes, houye shoes, good staple and extreme styles. HIGH GRADE SHOES. HERE IS WHERE YOU WIN IF YOU HAVE SMALL FEET. Sample shoes are always small. Women's sizes 2'z, 3, 3'i and a few 4. Men's sizes 6, 6'2, 7 and a few During this sample shoe sale I will give TEN PER CENT OFF ON ALL OTHER SHOhS IN STOCK. DON'T FORGET THE DATE CLEM HEAT0N LEBANON WEST SIDE SQUARE "BETTER SHOES FOR LESS" SELZ OLD STAND

for a ten days' stay with the former's n Buren Mitchell and family. All the ladies of the Presbyterian church should not fail to hear Mrs. Mct- rca tell of the wonderful work be ing done by the Presbyterian hospital i at San Juan also of the beauties anil places of interest in Cuba. The talk by Mrs. McCrea will be given next Wednesday, June Dt, at the Presby terian church. Depleted Horde of Smith's Great Army in Annual Parade Today. (B Ids rnfenuifioiKil Sert HerNor.l WASHINUTO.X, June v. Under the stars and stripes they marched tolay, heroes who marched and fought sith the grey, brave men who answered the, southland's call, under old glory they rallied today Americans all. Overcast skies held no terrors for the veterans of the "Lost Cause." Down Pennsylvania avenue, where the sixties the victorious Union troops in blue paraded their victory. the depleted horde of the South s great grey army marched today, commemorating the valor of men who fought well and lost well. Five thousand United Confederate veterans, and five thousand others marched in the "parade," with the stars and stripes fluttering above the stars and bars. The veterans of the Southland were escorted by a thin line of Union veterans, members of the District of Columbia po'ts of the Grand Army of the Republic. Robert E. Ie, nephew of the Con federate leader, gave the order, "forward, marrh!" at 10:00 a. m.. and as the bugler blared forth the command, like a unit grey-clad shoulders went back, grey-elad chests swelled and grey-haired heoda became erect, as the grey army moved forward. Morgan's men, Pickett's cavulry and hosts of other men who have made history marched today. Reporter on R. R. $3.00 Yearly REPORTER ON tL R $S.0O YEARl D2. E. D. GARRISON ! . DENTIST ranter Bute, Eaail Bsnfet .(km S-J3 FWh lef-K

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Some Real Bargains in Ladies' Pumps and Low Shoes. For Quality See FRENCH'S SHOE STORE S.S. Square

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