Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 235, Lebanon, Boone County, 30 June 1917 — Page 3

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EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Office over F.t tec's Drug Store PHONE 141. 1 Just Received a carload of Palmo Middlings hog feed ! UNION HARDWARE CO. 1 - PHONE 108 W00LEY & EDWARDS x. B0ST0NIAN SHOES NROE AND PATI ERSON CARS roe Sales Agertfif . W Went Sooth Street. VEX KOIiT'1

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7 CAME HKRE TO MARRY. Frank Srhulrmire and Minn Gene Shuey, of Indianapolis, Wed. This morning at I:'!0 o'clock at the Pre shytcrian manse on Fast Main !ie't, tiie Rev. 0. H. Cirmichnel officiating, occurred the marriage of Miss Gene i huey anil Frank Srhule niiio both or Indianapolis. Mr. Sehule mire is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Johr S.humiee of North West street at whose home they were entertained nl dinner li-avmg this afternoon on a motor trip. Their "at home" announcement is II 19 West 84th street, Indianapolis. Mr. Sohulemire is a traveling salesman wi'h headquarters at Indianapolis. "He has many friend here who etend best wishes ami congratulations. SOCIAL CALENDAR. TUESDAY. O. N. T. rhb Mrs. J. R. Rohanon. 2 o'clock. Young todies' Mission Circle picnic Mrs. J. T. Frank Laughner, 5:15. ALL DAY MF.KTING. Thn niombors of the Pouiiln Q l ri nd.dnp club held a pleasant all rtaj Twi'i-ir yesterday at the hone of Mrs. I. S. Adney and Mrs. J. M. Martin on Fast Washington street, the pitch-in-dinner which was .'erved at noon being yrvfd a: the hoi- of Mrs. Adney am', for the hours stjerit in sewing the lad ies were seated on the spacious veranda of Mrs. Martin's home. The national colors and the cnihiem of th Red Cross society appointed both homes, the dining table at the home of Mrs. Adney being centered with u rouquet of blue and white blossom.placed on the red cross, the emblem of the Hed Cross society. Numerous American and lied Cross flags anil flowers tn the national colors at true tivcly decorated the veranda of the Martin home. ENJOYABLE BRIDGE PARTY. Miss Cora Matthews entertained t an enjoyable bridge party yc-torrin afternoon at her home on East Mair street complimentary to Miss Katherin Wilson whose marriage to Paul Means of ln'napolis was wilemnized this mornii at the Presbyterian church. Guests for four tables wei entertained. At the conclusion of the fame the hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. Frank Matthews, served a piate luncheon and for the serving the table were centered with vases of larkspur. ) Tho prize for the game was won by Miss Wilson who was also presented with a Mount Vernon steak set, the gift of the guest. THE O. N. T. CLCa The O. N. T. cluh will meet 1 iay afternoon at 2 fi'rlwk at home of Mrs. 3. R, !'

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PRETTY CKURCi Ml TODAY Wilson-Means Nuptials Brilliant Society Event. MANY GUEST PRESENT Impressive Service Read at the Presbyterian Church Ry Rev. Carmiihael. The Prechyterian churfh was dec orated wonderfully with banks of irreenery set with countless flo the Oresden shailes for the wedding of Miss Kntherine Wi'son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. P.untin of North Lebanon street and Paul Means of Indianafiolis, which was solemnized tl.i- morning at 10:. "10 o'clock, the liev. O. H. Catmichael reading the service. The altar was banked with masses o' ferns and palms and in the renter was set a larce la.-ket nveHt-. Hg r-ith t iiioson Itanihler roe. Crystal bask"t.s of flowers in the Dresden shades. :iie handles being tied with bows of pink tulle graced the newell posts. A. the large concourse of friends arrived they were seated by the ushers, Virgil liuntin and Rex Hale. Just before the ceremony hour, Miss Ruth Perkins, organist, played, "llereeuse" from locelyn and Mrs. Roy Metcor sang. "At Dawning" (Cadmen) and "He-; -ause" (d'ilardlot). As the music! changed to the Ilridal Chorus from Lohengrin" the wedding party en tered and during the reading of the ervice ,Miss Perkins softly plaved To a Wild Rose" (MvDowelK. 1""c ride walked with her father and hr nly attendant was her filter. Miss Pauline Wilson. Lowell Ritchie was man. The bridal cosiw-ne an exquisite gown of a eombi"-.-tiort of crepe and georgette, with tri ;- :iiings of filet lace and hanging from x siiouiders was a rape effect caught with tassels of silver. She was b.ve'y in a picturesque bat of white crepe and hrr flowers were a shower bouquet of bri.le's roses and lillieg of the valley. The maid of honor was charming

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in A rotume of !iTsd"n shaded o gecigette crepe ami lace With h' iulorneil with fiowern and chitTon in Dresden tvnet. Her flower were ping Ki'darney rose;. Mrs, Metsi-er'a and Jliss Pcrkin fiowera wer corvage biuquets of Dresden shade tie,l w ith streamern. Following the ceremony the bridal couple were the honor guests t a family dinner purty given hy Mr. anil Mrs. Muntin at their home on North Ij-banon itre-t, Mr. and V Means have gone on a Redding journey atter which they Will be at home at Indianapolis. The bride traveled in n dark blue suit with hat of white niilan and House of tea rose pink Among tne guests were the, groom parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mean ef Indianapolis, Fnunk Spencer of In ilianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ril of Thirntown. Miss Ruth Stone of Frankfort. PRELIMINARY PLANS. Are DiscuKstd For Cirganiiation of lamp Fire (iirla. The first meeting in the interest of the organization of the Camp Fire girls was held Friday afternoon in tin library basement at which time a large number of girls nnd several of their molhirs were pre-ent. M rs. Virgil Hodge presided, Miss Lois Jones gave a taik anil responses, were given b Vlrs. K. C. (.ullion, Miss Rose. Sims Mi.-s Jane .slovens and Miss l.eli; Burke. A number of talks were als givni I.) several of the mothers. Th. jirln an' vn- enthusiastic over th' irgar.izatkm of a league and in the near future another meeting will bi held at which time permanent plans w:if be made. TIIK NFIGIIItnitHOOl) CI.l Ft. Mrs. D. L. Hooher was hostess ti e Npgbbol-ho.Kl Club vesterd-iv ternoon nt her home on V.-ist .S.ntl, stiei't at which time the hours wre -pent in needlework for the lied s socii tv. I.ate in the nrternoon Mrs. Hooher assisted by Miss Cad Schooler served a plate luncheon. iiccial guests were Mrs. Hailev of Tennessee with her sister. Mrs. Thomas Allen and Mrs. drover Fl.tnmg'im. MISSION CIRCLE MEETING. The Young Ladies' Mission circle "f the li.-.ti.il Ciiiisiian church will hold their annual picnic Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. T. Irank Laughner in Wiii'.estown. All inembers who can are askttl to leave on the ,1:15 car and those failing to ro so can leave at 6:2o. V ' m manager of toiler. Until t npoa hit r i ' he would tn a released prtsruinlty to earn; Mherhood, of febea. He treated fluent, bnt were 4:ed oa that t)i .(-m la thi meant the lemllul i.tnolo-1,-tsiM i mane at lh vernacunr Uie.r ervativns from the '

Herbert icltune of 'I nnrntown her yelterd.tv. . ClyiU? Am.i:.ropg niadp a business trip to Ii:diHnatj!m yestvrday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville I.arnh will spend Sunday in Indianapolis. James !dd i the guo-t of liev. C. M. liyei ly mid family of Hoswell. Merle Gorsett of Green street spent today in Ihorntown with Howard nnd Robert Miller. , ' '. ' KHiot Sheeta nf Advance is the guest of his son Clay Hheeta and family of Barrorine ste t. Pen S' ifres and Luther Rtehman of Ft. Benjamin Harrison .spent a few hours here this afternoon.; i Otis Routh, telegraph operator at New Rosh, came today to upend the week-end at his home here. Miss Beuliih Sheets of Barronne street is visiting in Advance with her grandmother. Mrs. John Nicely. Margaret Jones of Indianapolis is sjiending a few days w-ith Martha Allen Wade, of South Lebanon street. W. T. Wilson, superintendent of all the Condensed Mi'k Co. factories in Indiana spent Hiday at the factory in this city. Miss Sarah Smith of Rockville. Ind., came today to visit over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Wade of South Ir-hanon street. Mrs. I,. M. Iteaven and son F'ranklin will leave next week for Iowa Falls. Ia., to spend the summer with Mrs. Heaven's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Zera C. Smith and children will go to Juliet Sunday to lie the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kane at family dinner. H. A. MoPaniol and son Francis, and A Inert Stephenson and son Harry "ill mnhir to Culver 111 the tiiorhing and spend the day. Mrs. Ive Stephenson and daughter Kathleen have gone to Indianapolis lo remain until Sunday evening with relatives and friend. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Ransdall will be guests tomorrow of Mrs. RansdnU's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin of near Shannondale. Miss Into rtrondle of Zionsville is here for a few days' viMt wiih her lister, Mrs. Roy Metzger and family

of Fast Washington street. Miss Ksther Lucas of Indianapolis is spending a few days nt tho home of Rev. and Mrs. C. ,A- Parkin and family of South Fast street. After a visit of several days with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Ott of South F"ast street, Mrs. F'reda Ott has returned to her home in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Winson Jones of this city and Mr. and Mrs. l'"rank Jones of Frankfort will motor to rhicne Sunday to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Weaver and n Ovid will spend Sunday with Mrs Weaver's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A D. Goodwin of near Bainbriilge. The Misses Mary Jewel! Far irk of Terhune who have been the quests of their aunt Mrs. J. M. Vorley for a week returned home yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. ri. Johnsonhaugh left todnv for St. Louis. Mo., for a icvenil days' visit with Mrs. Johnsonbaugh's sons. Roscoe and Ox roe Hull. Mr. and Mrs. George Field, of In dianapolis, came this afternoon to re main over Sunday with J. T. Alexan !cr and family of Isast Superior it root. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooley nnd hildren will sjiend Sunday in Iml'unipolis the guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Shepherd and daughter MHs Margaret. r. and Mrs. Charles F'orbeq and children and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crooks were the dinner guests last evening of Charles Himes ami family if south of I.ebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Darnahy of Inlianapolis, will motor here this even ing to spend Sunday with Mrs. Darnaby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tiezin Hosford of Fast Pearl street. Mr. and Mr. Ora Neese and son Forest who have lieon spending sevral weeks here with Mr. anil Mrs. Alex N'eese and other relatives will Monday for their home in l as Animas, Colo. Mrs. Nancy Cox, mother of William Cox of Indianapolis avenue, is very ill the home of her daughter, Mrs Mary Shook of near Terhune. Mrs Cox hn many friends here who will regret to hear of her illness. md Mrs. Brush Mclntvre and Mr. and Mrs. Hen H. Coombs and hildren will go to Indianilpolis to morrow to remain until after the Fourth w ith Mr. nnd Mm. Ed Chaveis and Mr. and Mrs. FM Palmer. Mr. and "Mrs. George Adams nnd guests. Williard Adam and daughter Miss Anna and son Andrew of Colum bus, Ohio, will go to Owen county this evening to remain over Sunday with Mr. W. H. Nay nnd family. Mrs. Esha Artnstrong and daughter Mary Ellen. Mm. Clyde Armstrong Mrs. Joseph Jackson and daughter Nealia motored to Crawfordaville thit morning to upend the dav with Mrs. Armstrong's sister, Mrs. W . I Hunt. Mrs. B, S. Higgina and Mrs. John Hut.hings were in Indianapolia yes terday and in the afternoon spent several hobra at Fort Benjamin HartrlA feature of the afternoon was he military drill given by the aoldicrs m training. Harry Hurt will go to Imhanapolis tomorrow and upon hU return will be accompanied home by hia parents Dr. and Mrs. G. K. Hurt, who will be : s for several weeks before to Inri.fe:d, I'!, for a vielf -1.1 1 v 1 I sr 1 '(

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French Shoe Store, spending sometime in Indianapolis with friends will return to this city this evening to be the guest of an other week of Mrs. J. Hutchings and family of South Fast street before returning home. Frank Iioss of Indianapolis is spending the week-end with Frank Akers and family near Ftringtown. Mis. Agnes Honney nl Wooilburn, Oregon, arrived Friday for nn extended stay with her sister, Mrs. Frank Akers. Miss t.urile Slnybnrk who has been visiting Wallace Slayback and mother of F.Ira street returned to her home in Missouri this week. Miss Martha Shea of Hair.bridge. spent from Thursday until Saturday with her sister, Mrs. l-on McCann of Klin street after which she went to Morocco for a visit with Lloyd Williamson and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. It. Matthews and laughter Catherine. Miss Merle Smithson and Charles Hauser went to Clark-hill hist evening and visited Mr. and Mrs. Matthews' son Harry who, with the Ramum orchestra of which he is a member, was nn the Chautauqua program given at that place. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens entertained at a noon dinner Friday at 'heir home nn West Washington street in honor of I-ori Dale who spent a few days here on a furlough from the navy training station located at Great Lakes, near Chicago. Other guests were Mr. Dale's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dale and son Charles Jr., Mrs. Margaret Heady and Mrs. Emma Patterson and daughter Goldia. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Dale entertainisl a large company of their friends at their home near Ward in compliment to their son. The evening was pent ir.f.iimully and refie-hu U were served. THE JI LY MEETING. The July meeting of the Queen Esther circle of the M. E. church will lie held Tuesday evening at 7:'10 o'clock at the home of Miss Mary Hogthire on East South street with Mis. Jean Morris assistant. The program wi'Kbe in charge of Mrs. Bert Miller. Miss Pauline Wilson will have charge of the devotion; Miss Hoghire will give a piano number; Miss Mayme Stoltz will give a reading; and a vocal solo will be given by M Florence Parkin. A large attendance of members is desired. WEST END BRIDGE CT.l'H. Mrs. Anna Byers and Miss Hattie Arller entertained the West End Bridge club last evening at the home of Mrs. T rets on West Washington treet with Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Adler. Mrs. H. 0. Thomas and Mis Coralelle Riley, special guests. After the game a plate luncheon was served and the trophy for the game waa awarded to Mr. Adler. This w the concluding meeting for the summer, the neat mee.mg to be held in October. Visit the new ice cream parlor at 'oombs' Drug Store,

"v5 S. S. Square Piano Tuning Player Piano Tuning Piano Repairing In All Branches W.W.STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55 Sfi SIMMONS STEEL BEDS Any Finish COULTER-SMOCK CO. EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT TIIE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone,, lUO-y Wast Main 6tJOINS CONCERT 10. . ; Miss Marion Parkin left yestJ-rday with the Parkm-Sherkletoa Concert Co., frf In.-iias&pglis to tie gone ten weeks. This company is the Uiiid dy attraction of a Chautauqua group. SITCATlON IN SPAIN. WASHINGTON, Jun.; SO.Thi- domestw situation in Spain i slid lp-y . far from satisfactory, accord ir. t rhes reachinir the stale d-puiiri-nt

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