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5 1 He INDIANAPOLIS piORNiNG 'MAK' WtDNtdDAYJ AUGUST 2 1905" BIG TENT SHOW OR Social and Personal BABY ANIMALS WILL HELP THE RESH AIR OND PARASOLS Park Commissioners Object to Big Crowd of riends Witnesses Get One Wednesday 321 WEST the Performance on East Permitting Water to Be Turned for Less Than Half rom River Pratt Street COIN VOTES AGAINST IT ESTIVAL IS GIVEN BY GIRLS Refuses to Take Action to Save resh Air Entertainment on East Money for County Bridge Georgia Street Attracts Contractor Many Guests Noto The Hatter 13 Kentucky Ave Hills THE STAR'S RESH AIR UND $112561 50 EDUCATIONAL Total $112776 spend the rest of "I 7' from SECOND CROWD MEETS DUSS George A Gehring and son have Winona Park School Baby Animal Party Today OR YOUNG WOMEN latter part of the week Mrs A NON SECTARIAN BUT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL AND HOME a Dollar at Each End City News in Brief reeled In thirty completely cured and Want Advertising The The Want Ads 1 A die fciciiool and comfortable steam heated building for scenery health and morality and is The and at of for the Lewis Brown will vacation A Morrison and from their Euro to Penn the Bum leave to in Michl used three cakes of Soap six boxes Cuticura Oint ment and two bottles of Cuti cura Resolvent I bathed with the Snap applied the Ointment once a day and took the Resolvent as di Mrs Wilmington and daughters" Mrs Clara Plumm Effie and Helen Wil mington are attending a house party at Rushville given by Mr and Mrs Bodine Indiana's Great est Distributees of Dry Goods The Rev day for a gan Dr' and Mrs rank daughter have returned pean trip Miss Nellie Wiley has returned from the East Mr and Mrs erdinand Mayer family are in Switzerland return until September Brown has returned Chicago Miss Me ls highly utilitarian It makes The Star more to you than a mere newspaper it turns it into a means and medium by which you may accomplish things get things dispose of things find people or find publicity in Mrs A Conduit has gone to Michi gan from a month's stay In Canada they were on a fishing trip could damage the park more than absence of the water Mr and Mrs Robert Elliott went to Michigan last night Mrs a visit in Terrible Scaly Humor in Patches All Over the Skin Cracked and Itching Unbear Cured by Cuticura in Thirty Days at Cost of $475 left Au ft Mrs Carroll Carr and daughter yesterday for Michigan to spend gust "Don't Hurt a Miss Regina urgason entertained yes terday afternoon tn honor of Miss Susie McGary of Cincinnati who is spending a waek with her The garden flowers were used for the rooms Miss urgason was assisted by her mother Mrs urga son Mrs Woodard Mrs A Brown Mrs A Buchanan Miss Bess Buchanan Mrs A Hofman Mrs loyd Church and Mrs Crosley There were several out of town guests Includ ing Miss Irene Read of Covington Ky Miss Bessie Trout and Miss Schrader of Shelbyville Miss Ruth Brown of Bethel and Miss Reeman of Knightstown Miss Lucia Wiley will entertain Thurs day afternoon for Miss McGary Miss Hornaday will give a dinner Sunday The marriage of Miss Jessie Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan II Bailey and Mr Rolla Malpas took place at noon yesterday in' St Church the Rev Louis Brown officiating Only the relatives and a few friends were present The bride wore a gray traveling dress On their return from their wedding trip Mr and Mrs Malpas will be at home Jn the Higgins lat on East St Joe street where they will receive their friends after Sept 15 Mrs Harriet Malpas mother of the bridegroom will be with them A number of boys will give a show to night and tomorrow in a barn at 626 Weg horst street for the benefit of The Star's resh Air und They are Arthur Rosen baum Albert Githens red Wolf Joe Koch Ralph Mayer and Paul Brown They Address Pattern BROWN MUST SERVE HIS ULL TERM IN PRISON WILL HAVE A PARTY AT THE HAGEN BECK SHOW OR THE RESH AIR UND The Rev Gavisk who went East two weeks ago is now in the Bermuda Islands Mrs Ballard and Miss Lucille Ballard will go to Michigan tomorrow or ijavion is the week with Mr and Mrs at the Kothe lat Miss Bertha Larsh who visited Miss Margaret Shover has returned to her home in Richmond have been preparing for the event for some days and expect to entertain a large crowd CITY ANO COUNTY BOARDS DISAGREE ANOTHER WONDERUL CURE BY CUTICURA is to be given 918 South Sen an At the Carl Hagenbeck trained ani mal show this afternoon on the West Washington street show grounds all the baby animals will hold a reception for the children and the visitors will have an opportunity to contribute to The resh Air und to help care for sick children of the poor Let every one who goes to the animal show this afternoon take along an extra dime or quarter to drop in the box which Baby David the baby ele phant will pass around AT NEW YORK HOTELS By Star Special Service NEW YORK Aug Indianapolis peo ple at New York hotels: Grand ugate Astor Langen Morgan Breslin Allg Walter Cumberland Shoppark Union Painless Dentists East Market street and Circle opposite Marlon Trust Co The children and even the grown folks are to have an opportunity to help The Star's resh Air und in a novel man ner by attending a baby animal party today The management of the Carl Hagen beck trained animal show which will have an afternoon and night performance in this city today on the West Washing ton street show grounds has arranged for a special event at the afternoon show of unusual interest to the little people All the baby animals are to be gathered in one place in the big menagerie headed by the baby elephant and the baby camel And an opportunity will be given all who attend this party to con tribute to The Star's resh Air und Contribution boxes will be provided and will accept contributions in one of these' of a million A sure and certain way to get the of some day Is not ih finding the end of the rainbow but in opening a SAVINGS ACCOUNT at once and by practicing systematic saving It is surprising how small accounts grow into large ones 1 Your ao count is welcome Amount previously acknowledged Mrs Camden Marlon Page 2414 North Meridian street St Sunday school primary class Anderson Ind Madeline and Henrietta Hille Tipton Ind Miss Nelle Birk is at Winona and will go to Maxinkuckee on her return United States Court of Appeals at Chi cago Refuses a Reversal of Judgment Word wks received In this city yester day that the United States Court of Ap peals at Chicago had refused a reversal of Judgment of the District Court of this State in the case of Banker Walter Brown of Elkhart now in the ederal Prison at Leavenworth Kas for wreck ing the Indiana National Bank at Elk hart This means that Brown will have to serve his full term of eight years riends of Wilson Collins cashier of the defunct bank who was sentenced along with Browri are about to forward a numerously signed petition to President Rosevelt asking that Collins be pardoned Church Wednesday Cream and cake will you have a good parasol get another the cost is so little 4hat seeming extrava gance is really economy Most of the less than slxty parasols re maining are in staple coaching and dress styles that change but little from season to season You'H have the satisfaction of complet ing this summer with a fresh sun shade you'll have one ready early use next spring prices: Mr I Richie will return from Evansville the latter part of the week and will go to visit her sister soon Hewitt Morrison Rogers and wife Great Northern Loomis Charles Mallory A Scott and wife Windsor Clifton Miss Sarah A Shields Miss Tauthan Majestic Charles A Davis Sang ster Palmer Mrs Davis Horace Starr Schrader George Lovell Baker Arnold and wife Left to right: rieda Hamerman lorence Gunter Josephine Evans Helen Panse Sadie Hamerman Girls who disposed of a doll for the fund Mrs Gilchrist and daughter Miss An nabelle Gilchrist and Miss May Bliss will leave next week for South Haven Mich to join Miss Edith La Parle attend are sure to get worth Mr and Mrs A Everitt gave a hay ride last evening tor tneir aaugnter Elizabeth Everitt and visitor Miss Williams of Staten Island Mrs Day will leave for the East the latter part of the week to join her daughter Mrs Ross Stevenson of New iorK in me nerKsinre 'Miss Dorothy Jacobs i spending Goodman Mrs Beck will return from Chl cago the Park in honor birthday Mrs Gard GIRL RETURNS HOME Because of her failure to get to a rail way station on time and a subsequent stay of three days at a hotel near the con vent at St of the Woods at Terre Haute Miss Josie Baskerville 1228 Stand ard avenue it was believed entered a convent In company with Miss Nellie Downry Miss Baskerville went to St Sun day on an excursion train She missed the train back to Indianapolis and did not return until last night A dozen friends gave a surprise party at the home of Dr and Mrs Alonzo Chap man Monday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Dr Chapman $145 buys any one of the sixteen remaining $350 and $395 Parasols These lack little of the merit of the first lot except in the matter of han dles which are less costly They last long 95c Is the closing price for Parasols of which a number of handsome ones remain that sold earlier at $150 and $200 each West Aisle near the Elevator Mr and Mrs James Dunigan have re turned where The lawn fete which Saturday night Is to be at ate avenue instead of at 915 as was nounced The girls who are arranging it are Edna urguson Ella Murphy Ethel Considine Anna Bichman and lole Van derleast CHILD PAINULLY BURNED By Star Special "Service MICHIGAN CITY Ind Aug The little daughter of Chaplain I Hen derson of the Prison North formerly of Indianapolis was painfully scalded to day The child pulled a large pan of boiling water from a stove upon herself 25 20 120 Mrs Sturgis and Miss Sturgis left yesterday for Ottawa Beach Mich Mrs Charles Beller has gone syivama to mer There will be three good sized events tonight for the benefit of The resh Air und One will be the lawn fete at 1048 High street to be given by Jeannette Behmer and Tillie Kuhn assisted by a number of their young friends The main feature of the entertainment will be a large Co lumbia phonograph which will reproduce all the latest music played by the noted bands of the country as well as instru mental and vocal solos and comic dia logues and monologues The boys who made so much money for the sick babies with their coaster at 1017 High street are reciprocating the kindness of the girls who helped them by assisting in fete The admission is only 10 cents which Includes ice cream and cake The Park Board yesterday failed to agree with the proposal of the County Commissioners that the water be turned from the Riverside dam to save money for the contractor for the Emrichsville bridge Several days ago at a meeting of the board a resolution was passed by which it was agreed that the water should be turned out This resolution passed by Commissioners Brown' and Lauck had to be voted upon by Charles Coffin at that time out of the city He attended the meeting yesterday and refused to vote for the adoption of the minutes of the meeting at which the resolution was passed Harry Negley appeared before the board as attorney for Capt Orla Edging ton of the pleasure steamer Helen Gould He protested against the proposal to turn the water through the sluiceways Mr Negley called attention to the fact that turning the water out of the dam would injure the boating business of his client who was paying the city for the boating privileges of the park He said: nothing in the specifica tions for the building of the bridge to provide that the water should be lowered in the river To turn the water out would save the contractors several thou sand dollars but it would cost my client dearly too He has rights there that should be considered by the Capt Edgington through Mr Negley had previously warned the members of the board that they individually and as representatives of the city would be held responsible In court for any damage that thev might do his business In addition to the Edgington complaint there has been complaint from members of the Indianapolis Canoe Club The club's house at the entrance to Riv erside Park would be useless members said since if the river stage were low ered as proposed there would be no deep water at the point where the club house stands There was also considerable complaint against letting the water out from the public at large it being argued that noth ing the Martha and Ruth Railsback have returned from Pine Village Ind where they visited Miss iJessle Rhode who was their guest a few weeks ago returned from a fortnight in Kentucky Mr and Mrs Villers left yes terday for the Cottage Park Hotel at Winthrop Mass near Boston where they will make their headquarters for several weeks They will spend fl few days en route at Syracuse where a re st ception will be given for them this evening th the irst Baptist Church of Dr Villers was formerly pastor Dr Villers will preach at the Tremont Temple and Dr church in Boston and will mako addresses in Gloucester his first pastorate and Vineyard It was in patches all i OfICE CHAIRS SU STYLES LOW PRICE Aetna Cabinet Co MARYLAND STREET INOINPOLH Mrs Robert Pediow gave a party yes terday afternoon for her visitor Mrs Elmer of Milwaukee Special guests were Mrs Joseph Shepard Mrs William Berry and Mrs Mitten Mrs Henry Thoms assisted Mrs Pediow The rooms were decorated with the garden flowers This is the night of the watermelon fete at 1308 East Pratt street lora Romel and Anna Bauer have been arranging the entertainment They will serve large slices of watermelon at 5 cents each or ice cream at the same price Those who tneir money "I was afflicted with psoriasis for thirty five years over my body Dressmaking Hints By May Manton PATTERN COUPON Cut out the Illustration and inclose It in letter with 10 cents Write your name and address distinctly and stato number nnri ita voh wfini Department The Star Indianapolis Ind Allow one week for return of pattern Course of study secondary fitting for life and for entrance to ac credited colleges Three hours a week given to the study of the English Bible Offers course in music drawing and expression Has a faculty of college trained women who are experienced teach of laying proper emphasis on cultured 77 and They will not ers and who know the value Christian womanhood Is equipped with a large located in ideal surroundings easily accessible by railroad Board room and tuition for the school year of thirty six weeks $250 irst semester opens Sept 12 1905 or additional information address REV DICKEY President or MISS LOTTIE GRANGER Principal Winona Lake Indiana BADGER OICE DESKS OR BUSINESS MEN 14 20 EAST WASHINGTON ST The big tent show given last night 238 East Pratt street for the benefit The Star's resh Air und was attended by 481 persons who packed the inclosed space until hardly room enough was left for the ice cream and lemonade sellers who were kept busy during the perform ance Assisting Cecil Burdin and Ruth Mars ton who arranged the show were Marie Rhodes rances Pauline Troyer Earl Bemis Paul Stafford Edith and Ethel Wilson and Elmer Crabb With the aid of a string band and several volun teer musical selections by the girls' friends a program was given which drew hearty applause from the large crowd Beginning with a juggling act by Elmer Crabb the show at the start assumed the air and style of genuine vaudeville ol lowing the opening number In quick suc cession were speeches dialogue solos quartets cornet solos and choruses Earl Bemis and Paul Stafford each rendered selections on the cornet The girls showed exceptional ability In Impersonations and character sketches The grounds were Inclosed by a large awning and were prettily decorated with electric lights and bunting With lanterns electric lights candles flowers and bunting strung in pretty fig ures about the front lawn at the 'Wilson home 915 East Georgia street last night the scene presented was that of a success ful resh Air festival The hostesses who carefully planned the entertainment and fete are Grace Conner Hazel Ross Mag gie anning Hazel Wilson and Esther McBride They were asisted by several girl friends About the small tables which were scat tered over the lawn a hundred people sat during the evening and ice cream cake lemonade and candy disappeared at a good rate Mrs Ketcham has returned from Maxinkuckee to spend a short time in town AWUL PSORIASIS 35 MS St College KANKAKEE ILL Beautifully located 56 miles from Chicago Thorough courses in Classics Letters Science Business Philosophy and Theology Military Training ree Catalogue sent upon appllca tion to REV MARSILE Pres Mrs Gard of the Delaware lats gave a chfckbn supper to a party of seven 's teen trienas at Kiversiae of her daughter party was chaperoned by Sirs Charles Elliott The following are among the entertain ments announced for the benefit of The Star's resh Air und: Aug Lawn fete at 1408 High street Aug 2 Watermelon fete at 1308 East Pratt street Aug 2 and 3 Big show at 626 Weg horst street Aug 3 Lawn fete at Meridian and Wilkins streets Aug 4 Lawn fete at 1703 Park avenue Aug Lawn fete at 918 South Senate avenue Aug 9 Lawn fete on' the Betha Ballard Home lawn Aug 9 All day swimming party at bath house West street and the canal Aug 11 Evening festival at 519 East Ohio street Aug 11 Lawn fete at 439 West Michi gan street Aug 17 Open air fair at East and New York streets Aug 22 Evening of merry making at Madison avenue and Prospect street Those who are contemplating giving entertainments for the benefit of The resh Air und are urged to re port them to the manager of the fund that assistance may be given by The Star and proper note of it made in the paper Mixed Program Will Be Presented at Matinee at air Bank Another large and enthusiastic crowd greeted Duss and his band for his sec ond program at air Bank last night and encores were given at the end of each number This afternoon a mati nee will be given at which a mixed pro gram will be rendered Tomorrow program will be di vided between rag time and light opera The management is preparing for an enormous crowd riday night will be night at which time will be given the last half of the program being popular music This program contains: Overture Berlion Idylle from Nevin Character march Duss Serenade (duo for horn and flute) Tltl Messrs Schumann and Gilson Popular music from Vaourlra "nia ll fTir fl CTlM fl A I antasy tures) Minuet Valse "Wedding of the EVENING Overture Weber Ending with undying Country of Venetian love song from Suite "A Day in Nevin Characteristic inarch Battle of Manila In a Duss Serenade "Love in Sestelle from Lucia Grand operatic potpourri Duss Excerpts from of and of and Wag Musical scenes from Switzerland Langey Popular music from Yankee Con Robyn Intermezzo Lorraine Valse Jaxone BLOUSE WAIST WITH SEPARATE CHEMISETTE 5113 No waist is more deservedly popular than the one made with the removable chemisette It means daintiness and charm in one in addition to which it ren ders the waist doubly serviceable as it can be made high or low neck at will In the Illustration Is shown a most attrac tive model It is made of pale blue louis ine silk with trimming of fancy banding and chemisette of point d'esprit but it can be utilized for almost innumerable ma terials It would be exceedingly effective made from pongee in any of its colors or from the pretty chiffon voiles which are always so graceful as well as from any of the fashionable silks The waist is closed in front and consists of fronts and back The back is tucked after a most becoming maner giving the broad shoulder effect with the smallei waist while the fronts are arranged to be full below the stitchings Again there is choice allowed of the square or round neck and of elbow or long sleeves so that the one model provides ample variety The closing of the waist is made Invisibly under the tuck at the left of the front The quantity of material required for the medium size is 4 yards 21 3i yards 27 or 2 yards 4 1 inches wide with yards of banding and yards 18 inches wide for chemisette and cuffs The pattern 5113 is out in sizes tor a 82 34 86 38 and 40 lnch bust measure uuuers Liballe" (Dragonfly) Strauzs (Dream Pic Lumbyo Wlttge Hall AT CHICAGO HOTELS By Star Special Service CHICAGO Aug Indianapolis people registered at Chicago hotels today as fol lows: Auditorium William Piel Jr 4 Grand Pacific Rogers and wife Kaiserhof Major The Central Trust Co 150 154 East Market Street of Buggies Stanhopes Surreys Station Wagons and Delivery Wag ons also a complete line of Harness The most complete line of vehicles In the city CONDE CO 231 and 237 West Washington St COMMITTEE TO MEET The general committee in charge of the arrangements for the camp festival to be given for the benefit of the Mutual Ser vice Association Aug 16 and 17 will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the Young Christian Association as sembly room and the chairman is desir ous that all who are connected with the work be present It is hoped that every church in Indianapolis be represented A LAWN SOCIAL Camp No 4 of A will give a lawn social on Aug 10 at 1723 Nebraska street AID SOCIETY The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central Christian Church will meet in regular session in the church parlors this afternoon TO ENTERTAIN Miss Leo A Stephenson will entertain letcher Place Junior Epworth League and her Sunday school class riday at Riverside Park TO GIVE LAWN ETE A lawn fete will be given by Mt Jackson Jewel Hive 123 at the corner of New York and California streets next Tuesday afternoon and evening WORK OR The Mothers' Jewels will have charge of the Woman's Home Missionary meeting at letcher Place evening Aug 9 be served HARVEST HOME Aid Society of Oak Hill Church will glvo a harvest home social at Roose velt avenue and Oxford street this even ing There will be a band concert amusements and refreshments includ ing genuine old fashioned pumpkin pie EXAM I An exam ination for all grades of li censes will be held In the ShortridgeHigh School Saturday Sept 2 at 8:30 a A fee of $1 is charged where the applicant is entering the examination for the first time Pens and ink will bo furnished Manuscript blanks will be on sale at the building TO SELECT Cos grove president of the Marion County ederation of Catholic Societies yester day issued a call for a special meeting of the organization riday evening tn St Hall Tho purpose of the meeting is to select delegates to the State convention which will be held here on Sunday Aug 18 Old Hats Made New $195 pays for the pick of $800 $600 and $500 Parasols of the finest silk In colors most fashionable simple and novelty styles and with choice handles including hand carved sticks which alone are worth double the price asked for the Parasols complete: Come early as there Is but one each of the choicest speci mens days I as completely cured and think permanently as it was about five years ago psoriasis first made its appear ance in red spots generally forming a circle leaving in the center aspot about the size of a silver dollar of sound flesh In a short time the affected circle would form a heavy dry scale of a white silvery appearance and would gradually drop off To remove the entire scales by bathing or using oil to soften them the flesh would be perfectly raw and a light discharge of bloody substance would ooze out That scaly crust would form again in twenty four hours It was worse on my arms and limbs al though it was spots all over ray body also on my scalp If I let the scales remain too long without remov ing by bath or otherwise the skin would crack and bleed I suffered intense itching worse at nights after getting warm in bed or blood warm by exercise when it would be almost unbearable sum it all up I would not go through such another ordeal of affliction for thirty five years for the State of Kansas (signed) Chidester Hutchinson Kan April 20 Cotloure 8009 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