Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 236, Lebanon, Boone County, 3 July 1917 — Page 3
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Lao w Splendid Entertainment to be Given at Elks' Hall Thursday Night. On Thursday evening an entertainment will be given at the Elks' hall under the auspices o the Kik3 ami Tri Kappas, for the benefit of the Red Cross. The program will consist of vocal numbers by Clarence Ball, tenor; character sketches, Alva Wvnkoop singing anil dancing by Miss Katheriro Parkhurst and Miss Ramon Brandon. The entire proceeds will go to the Ked Cross. The program is one 'which woi crvt from 41.50 to $2.00 in any city the country. Clarence Kail, always a -inger of the highest rlass, has improved wonderfully during the past year from his studies in New York City. Mr. Wynkoop's readings are all new, and his ability is well known alh nr the county. Miss Parkhurst is dainty and graceful to the extrpme in her dances, and little Ramona Brandon in her songs and dances delights her audiences. Following is the complete program for the entertainment, which will cost but fifty cents: PART ONE. 1. King Duncan's Daughters, Allitsen 2. Her Rose Whitney-Coombs The Eil King JkliuWit Mr. Rail. 4. The Wild Irish, Rose Song anil Dance Miss Brandon. ". The Town of No-Good Harris ;. live Souls Ewer 7. The Famine Wachtmeister (Translation from the Hindu set to music). 8. Kings and Other Original One-Act War Drama Mr. Wynkoop. 9. Someone Quayle 10. Five Little White Heads. .Hischoff 11. Macushla Macmurrough Mr. Ball. j PART TWO. 1. Fan Dance Miss Parkhurst 2. Butter, ry Dance Misses Parkhurst and Brandon. C.ive Me Not Immortality 4. A Wee Bit o' Bert Williams Mr. Wynkoop. ". When the Lights Are Low . From the Follies Mr. Wynkoop and Mr. Ball. (Assisted hy Vivian Stewart) ft". Arioso from "I Pagliacci' Leoncavallo 7. Marseillaise. . .French War Anthem (In honor of our allies.) Mr. Hall. Miss Ruth Perkins is accompanist for Mr. Ball; Miss Dorothv Felker for Miss Parkhurst. PI BI.IC RECITAL. A public recital will b given Friday evening in the Ceorge Frsnk Jewelrv store by the piano pupils of Miss Thyrsa Wheeler. The hour of ".oin-ecital 8:1.1 o'clock. The students who will take part In the recital a.. Maiy Tilery.' Jewell Kincaid. Harold Sicks, Odr-lia Akers, Iis Myers, Noelen Oomery, Bor.etha Parr, Olive Richey, Pauline Zenor, Celeste Woods, Kern Shetburn, Anna Bush, Irene and Ruth Robinson, Mary and Margery Lewallen. Mabel and Myrtle Martin. Grardmother, the Pioneer Pbrstciaa, In the good old pioneer days of this country, when drug stores were few, grandmother's root and herb remedies were what were always depended upon to bring relief for family ailments, and some of grandi other's root and herb remedies are now found upon the shelve of the nwJern drug store, and are among the beat and moat widely nsed prepared medicines. t-urh ia Lj'dsa E. Pmkhsm'a Verets - Comneut ,i, a botniue tamed r, '! I by I y a E. P" . -,. f 1 s , r,v. '
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S0r.L"2ZED TiSAY Marriage of Miss Faith Pearl Pierce and Ezra Bunnell -Thfe Afternoon. The marriage of Miss Faith Pearl Pierce of this city and F.'.ra Bunnell of Broad Ripple, lndianapclts was sol. emnued this afternoon at ":30 o'clock at the home of Rev. W. P. McKinsey cm Fast Pearl street, the Rev. Mr. McKinsey reading the Methoiiist Epispal ring service. The ceremony was performed in the presence of the immediate relutivea of the bridal party. Miss Pierce wore a simple g.iwn of hite organdy with trimmings I-; k i. ,u. Waynesville, O., Mrs. J. W. Jornson of iloopestan, III.. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murthy of ( armel, Ind.. and the Misses Anna and Ella Bunnell of Bioad Ripple, sisters of the groom. Miss Pierce is the daughter of Sirs. Margaret Pierce of South f'xst strt-'t. She is active in social and church nffairs being a member of the M,.'tln!ist Episcopal church and for the pa t seventeen yeurs has held the position of secretary of the Methodist Sun day school. Mr. Bunnell is a prominent business man of Indianapolis to which place he will take his bride for residence. BRIDE IS HONORED. Miss Pearl Pierce Presented With Gifts From Sunday School. Miss Pearl Pierce of South East street whose marriage t Eira BunII of Broad Ripple, Indianapolis, oc curred this afternoon at 8:!10 o'clock was honored Sunday morning at the Methodist church wher following the egular Sunday school program a pecial program was given at which time Miss Pierce was presented with gifts of silver from the school. For the past seventeen years Miss Pierce has faithfully served the Sunday school in the capacity of secretary, not missis a Sunday service in that gth of time. The appreciation of the efficiency and absolute promptness of Miss Pierce was manifested at this . Dr. Ball, superintendent of the Sunday school, made the presentation peech and the gifts were presented by Katherine Rinehart and Annabelle Parr. B. F. McKey gave a talk on Our Secretary" and the services closed with prayer by Rev. Parkin. The church was very attractive with lecorations of palms, and many garlen flowers. SOCIAL CALENDAR. THURSDAY. Women's Foreign Missionary SocietyMrs. C. A. Parkin, 2:30. FRIDAY. D. M. C. Embroidery ,-Iuli All day meeting, Mrs. Oscar Rogers. ATTENDED CONVENTION. Mrs. M. E. Anderson and Miss Josie Ball of this city In company with Mr. and Mrs. William Stafford of Stafford stop, attended the Jefferson township Sunday school convention held Sunday at Ruth stop. A large number of people mere present to hear the interesting program and to enjoy the enthusiastic meeting. In the morning an address was given by Rev. Homer Dale of this city and in the afternoon the speakers were Rev. Mr. Shott of Crawfordsville, and Rev. Cook of Ward. Two flag drills were also given hy girls from the Dover and Max Sunday schools. A feature of the day was the elegant dinner served at noon. ASSISTED IN RECITAL. Miss Elizabeth Carner accompanied by her mother, Mrs. W. D. Gamer, went to Indianapolis yesterday where in the evening Miss Garner assisted in a recital given by the pupils of Miss Bertha jasper, pianist, and two other teachers, all members of the Home Co-operative teachers' association. The recital vu given at 8:10 at the Pierson Music house. In the evening Mrs. Garner and daughter were entertained at dinner at the home of Miss Jter. Mi;i Jasper conducts a studio at the home of Mrs. Harry Hostetter on West North street NOON DINNERS. Mrs. Margaret Herce and daughter Miss Pearl, of South East street entertsined with a noon dinner SumlsiV, Mr. and Mrs. Cher'ea E. floerVor and !Wr. "If i J J. H "n of t ' . ? . J 'on of 1
PF lONAL MENTION.
Dr. J. 1 Tucker, of Klizaville, spent t!ie day Ire. , ' Au H. flker made a business trip to Indiani olis .yesterday. Mr. n41!r', Hcorge W'imborough anl son Jft'ies were in Kempton Sunday, the t ests of relatives. Mr. fcnjMrs. L. M. McLoed of Crawforilsvlle motored here Sundny and spent! ne day with relatives. Mr. andldrs. C. A. Waitt, of near Advance, i--re guests today of Mrs. M E. Andanon of Eat Main street' Mis. Mar Brenton of North Lebanon street vturned yesterday from a shoht visit vith Mrs. Nancy Brenton of Pike. : Mrs. Hary Ryan of Mechanicsburg is spending few days with her daugh ter Mrs. (yde Armstrong, of East street James left; this morning for Culver whers thev have taken a cottaire for a week's etr-ng. O- B. Pag-! returned Saturday from five weel-s' business trip through ' Illinois in b half of the Majestic Man ufarturing Company of St. Louu. Mr. iind Mrs. W-lter Whilccotton and children and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Shahan motored to F'ort Benjamin Harrison Sunday and spent the day. Mrs. Prisc lla Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Long and John A. Shaw motored to Anderson Sunday and spent the dav with Mr. and Mi's. F'rank Long. .Miss Nellie Miller who was the guest for a few days of Miss FVrn Davis of Kordice street returned t her home near Mechanicsburg yesterilay. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Clark and granddaughter Matthanna of Indianapclis cameodny to remain over the Fourth with Ma. Charles E. Wilson of South Lebanon street. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Kimmell and Rev. and Mrs. O. H. Carmichael and di ighter Miss Jean, motored to Fort Benjamin Hanson yesterday afternoon anil spent several hours. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of Noith Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Wilt ox and children of this city were ifiie- s Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. (3. WUox and Mrs. Elba Waiter of Ea3t Ma s rtreet. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F'orbes and children of East South street and Mrs. Forbes pirents, Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell 0f Advance motored to PlainfieU Sunday and spent the day with re; itives. Miss Helen Edwards has returned to her h-ime in Linnsburg after a visit of three weeks with her aunt, Mrs. K. A. Finch of East W ashington street. Mr. ami Mrs. O. A. Burgin were in Inilianspo is yesterday. Mrs. E. H. Showers of Los Angeles. California, who has been the guest for some time of her Bister, Mrs. Isalene Woodward of South East street, has gone to Bloomington for a visit with relatives before returning to her home. Robert Masters of Kokomo is here for a week's visit with his grand mother. Mis. Amanda Masters and family of East South street. On Sun day, Mr. anil Mrs. L. L. Masters of Kokomo were also guests at the Master home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fall and daughter have returned to their home in Indianapolis after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Jones of North Meridian street Mr. Fall was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. F'all and daughter having spent the past wek here. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Weaver have returned from a few days' visit in Bainbridge with Mrs. Weaver's parents. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Weaver's sister. Miss Floetta Gotxiwin and her niece, Aline Goodwin who will be their guests for a week. Mrs. Isalene Woodward and. son llarrv and their guet, Mrs. E. H. Showers of lxs Angeles, Calif., returned Saturday from Sullivan, Ind., where they were entertained for a wesek by Mrs. Woodwaid's and Mrs. Showers' sister, Mrs. Charles Willis. MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church which was to have been held Wednesday, the regular meeting day. has been postponed until Thursday at which time the society will meet w ith Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Parkin at the par sonage on Sooth East street. The meeting will begin at 2:80 o'clock prompt All the ladies of the church are asked to bring a guest with them. The program will be one of interest to id' and the leaders of the organization trust that every one will take advantage of the meeting to be held with the minister and his wife. The program will consist of a vocal solo, by Miss Florence Parkrn! a reading by Miss Leone Edward and Mrs. John Hutchings will discuss the subject "Mother of the Bible.' Other inter esting tnrf.ii s will a -o b discussed. v,.f ..-.V inv ' b attend Ah k , .r .,.( ! pi--- -ram a? i i ' r. ,t Mi-
i , I'eld Sunday. ij Trie first tanu-v reunion of the Ck
dike family us helj Sunday m the grove at the honm of fri'd Alturn on the g. S. Heath farm, fi-e ilav was spent In a social ir.aimr wii.h the usual dinner at noon. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Koss, Mr. and Mrs. John L'pdikrt, li Phillips and family, James Cranor and family of Muncie; Fred A'tum End family, Jchn Wells and family, A!va. Sutpliin ami family, Harold lia;t and family, Clint Updike and fumUyi Mr. ffi Mrs. Oran McCann, Miss Violet- Upiiike, Will Bohanon and family, Virgil Harlos and family, Arthur Harlos and wife, (ieorge Harlon and son Cieorge Jr and James Baker. The meeting next year will be held at the home of Ornn McCann. thirteenth BIRTHDAY. Mary Martha Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis of West Chicago street, celebrated her thirteenth birthday anniversary yesterday afternoon when she entertained a number of her friends at her home in honor of the event The afternoon was spent in the playing of games and for the refreshments the guests were seated in the dining room which was attractively decorated. In the center of the table was placed a crystal vase filled with pink and red rambler roses. A birthday cake lighted with eleven red tapers also graced the table and the favors and napkins carried out the national Colors. The friends entertained were Dorothy Jacobs, Velma and Mildred Whitehead, Ruth Kennedy, I-'lorence F'leanor Perkins, Beatrice IeVol, Ocie Higgins, l.ida Vooris, Alberta Iterryhill, Mary Plolt, Josephine McDanicl and Robert Smith. ALL DAY PICNIC. Mrs, Claude McKey's clasWf girls of the Presbyterian Sunday school held an enoyable all day picnic today at the Zion park at Zionsville. Mrs. McKey was assisted in entertaining the members by Mrs. J, S. Irvine. Each memlier of the class, which is known as the Sunbeam class had as her guest a girl friend. The day was spent in games and at noon an elegant picnic dinner was spread. Ql' KEN ESTHER t'IRCI.F The Queen Esther Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church will be entertained tonight at Jie home of Miss Jean Morris on West Washing ton street. All members please note the change from the home of Miss Mary Hogshire to that of Miss Morris. MEETING FRIDAY. The D. M. C. Embroidery club will have an all day meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. Oscar Rogers on North Jameson street at which time the members will sew for the Red Cross society. All members are asked to bring their lunch. PICNIC PARTY. The members of :the Fortnightly club will entertain thwCtamilies with a picnic party Wednesday evening at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McDaniel on the Fordice road. CENTER GROVE. Obn Needham visited Saturday anil Sunday with his brother Sam Needham and fumily near Scottsburg. Mrs. Walter Flaningam and children visited relatives at Ladoga Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Flaningam spent Sunday there. Miss Ruby Gott of Lebanon, Mrs. Ralph Jones and Mildred Kibbey of near Advance visited Saturday night and Sunday with J. N. Hratton and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Needham and daughter Lois and Will Hopkins visited Friday with Eli Rhodibaugh and family at New Augusta. Arch Needham and family of New Ross visited Carl Needham and family Sunday. Falgar Stewart visited over Sun day with his sister Mrs. Ollic Edwards at Mace. Mrs. Harold Brutton visited Saturday night and Sunday with her mother Mrs. Emma Cassidy near Thorn town. R. R. 26. Harold Thompson and wife -of Indianapolis spent the week-end with John Thompson and family. Miss Anna Carey, who is attending school at Danville, this summer, was the week-end guest of the Carey home northeast of town and attended the commencement exercises at Rosston Friday night Glen Neese and family spent Sunday with James Lane and wife. Ira Peters and family entertained at dinner Sunday Ernest Peters and family, Fred Hughbankt and family and Rolla Peters and family. Leonard John and family visited in W'hitestown Sunday. Carl Kngtedow and family were the (Wert of Perry Engledow and family Monday. Miss Father Carey of Indbnspolis. d L'lban Lattrell of Wi.bssii were ;: si of the Care home north-
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French Shoe Store, . ROSSTON R. R, St. Mary Atkins has been spending n few days with her aunt Mrs. Ot Moore south of Whitestown. The funeral of Mrs. James Perigo, who died suddenly F'riday evening, occurred Sunday afternoon at Bethel. Mr. and Mrs. John Ottinger and little son spent Satuniay night and Sunday with Ivi Kincaid and family. Mm. John Wurtzler attended the funeral of Mrs. Wynroop in Lebanon Thursday. Mrs. Sina Cranor and son Charles spent Friday afternoon anil night with the families of Arthur and Vkgil Harlos. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watts and children, Matt Watts and son Leslie and Miss Iavura Watts of (banon motored to Indianapolis Sunday ami spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shafer. Arthur Harlos, Virgil Harlos, Gus Cobb, Sam Belt and Clyde Steelsmith, motored to Indianapolis Thursday afternoon. Clyde Staton and family of Beech' Grove, Ottowa Smith and family of W'hitestown spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Jane- Staloa and family. Clarence Kincaid and estire family jre sick with the smallpox and one afternoon recently the neighbors maile a plowing party and plowed his corn. There were eleven teams in one field. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harlos, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harlos and son Glen, nnd George Harlos and son George attended the family reunion of the Updike family ir, the grove of F'red Altum on the S. S. Heath farm. Mrs. Cora Whitehead spent Thursday night with her father William Atkins of Gajsilen. Mr. Atkins is very low. JAMESTOWN. R. R. 1. Frank Coshaw and wife visited Joseph Waiters and wife Sunday. M.-s. Walters, who has been sick for some time, ia very low. Quite a number from along this route attended the Welfare Chautauqua at Llzton. Clay Bfcumgartner and family, Otis Scott and family and Emmett Morris and family spent Sunday at Riverside park. PACIFIST. "Dont find too much (suit wif d I man dat argurs," said Uncle Khen: I "d ehanees are dat he's trvm' tn set - i:e KMwethm' wifout.a figt."ir,s -
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