The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 9

s'W 4 LAW'''" 4 A 1 llllii 1A1J1Ajxax'UjL1o MUxul's 1A bl 2kli bxxx LnUrVi zki Kllj 7 1 JUG sv 'v TWO BRIDES HDNDRED HEART SHAPED ADORNMENTS Dr and Mrs Earp Give Dinner Party for Twelve Guests A pretty card company was Riven yes terday afternoon by Miss Edith Hull at her home on East Eleventh street in honor of Miss Leata Grafferty and Miss Lucile Bowman two brides elect The appointments were pink and white with hearts and vases of pmk and white flow ers in all the rooms The refreshments were in heart shape and the lees were car ried out in the same colors The hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs Hull Mrs A Schmabel and Master Louie Schmabel Among the guests who came for the party were Miss Susan Richardson of Erankhn Miss Effie Icelan of Muncie and Miss Bertha Spellman of Shelbyville I The members of the Tsi Iota Xi Sor ority gave an enjoyable dance at the Columbia Club last evening in honor of two new members Miss Grace Woodard and Miss 'Margaret Ragsdale There were a number of guests from out of the city among them Miss Lola Jackson of Muncie Miss Joyce McMahan of Nobles ille Miss Katherine James of Louisville Mr Bert Isgngg of rankfort Mr Leroy Buckley of Bloomington Mr John Mitch ell Mr John Early Miss Roxanna Thay er Miss Nelle Reeves of Greenfield Mr and Mrs Herbert Spain of this citv and Col and Airs Thayer of Greenfield Dr and Mrs Samuel Earp gave a dinner of twelve covers last evening at their home on North Illinois street inhonor of Mrs Willmer of Bluffton who is visiting Mrs rederick Keller The table decorations yvere of daffodils and tiie dinner cards were decorated chickens and tied with yellow ribbon The guests included Mr and Mrs CharlesHaverfield Mr and Mrs Thomas isher Dr and Mrs Eugene Buehler Mr andMrs rederick Keller Mr and Mrs Jo seph Averill and Mr and Mrs John Wood Countess Becomes an Editor Countess Becomes an Editor COUNTESS DUDLEY I t4 tnJ MI I Ml jp 1 1 1 'V 1 1 Airs Wilfred Garstang entertained the members of her sewing club with a prettv luncheon at the Columbia Club vesterdav in honor of one of its members Alias Grace Pendleton The luncheon table was adorned with pink carnations and as paragus fern in a rench basket and around It were individual crystal candle sticks with pink and green tapers hooded with pink rose shades At each corner were gifts for Miss Pendleton which were presented after the luncheon LONDON Apr!) 6 The countess of Dudley who is one of King Edwards party at Biarritz has been elected editor of a new society weekly for the Englisji aristocracy which is to appear shortly Princesses duchesses are to furnish the news rtnd the paper is of course to be exclusive to the last degree Jersey street' Mrs Pratt was assisted by Mrs William Horne Miss Marie Pratt and Ornal Plnnell The favors were tin horns Importance of Buttons Aliss Jessie Duckwall entertained four teen friends with a matinee party Thurs day afternoon in honor of Miss Dena Huft and Alias Edna Robertson The other guests were Miss Alarguerite Brun dage Aliss Marie Nettler Aliss Helen Laird Miss Madge Brokaw Miss Jessie Anderson Aliss Katherine Littell Miss nxncps Howe Miss Aida McClintock Miss Jean Pickens Miss Alary West and MissOrra Gray The WA Quayle Sunday school class of the Meridian Street Al Church gave its monthly informal entertainment last night at the home of Miss Helen Woodward 1422 Park avenue The fea ture of the evening was a violin solo by Air Hammerslag The class will give a In the near future for the ben efit of the new church now being erected at Meridian and St Clair streets Afisses Agathq and Estelle Selig gave a dancing party at Brenneke's Thursday evening in honors of their guest Miss Cleone IJene of Alupcie Among the guests were Mrs Simon Lyons of Wash ington Miss Back of Chicago Miss Sll verberg of Memphis Tenn Miss Jessie Weiler of armland and Miss Alaud Katz of Chicago The Woodruff Place Club gave a card party last evening The committee in in charge of the entertainment included Mrs John Messick Mrs reemont Swain Mrs Lewis McMurray Mrs La Grand Payne Mrs Martin and Airs Miller Mrs Ernest Abbott and children Of Co lumbus are visiting Mrs grandmother Mrs It Budd 313 East Walnut street Mrs Abbott will be at home informally this afternoon to her friends There are no invitations The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae As sociation will give its monthly luncheon at tea room today A meeting at the home of Mrs Darrah 1811 North Delaware street will follow the luncheon Airs Tlabig gave a luncheon al the German House yesterday followed by a matinee party in honor of Mrs William Koehne who will leave next week for Milwaukee Miss Alice Benton Scott gave a bridge party last evening at her home on North Delaware street in honor of Miss Alar garet Spencer and Mr rank Sawyer and their bridal party Buttons are assuming an exceptional importance this season in the world of di ess trimmings many of them being spe cially embroidered by hand in colors care fully chosen so that they may harmonize With the various widely different shades seen in some of the newest dress mate rials Even Oh the linen gowns this summer embroidered linen covered buttons will play an Important part and those who are clever with their fingers will find the embroidering of these linen buttons a very congenial task In the case of early spring gowns in fine cloth or tweed it is rather a pretty idea to use fairly large cloth covered buttons each one embroidered with a tiny flower and then to choose for trim ming on the bodice or possibly as a cravat tie and for cuffs a wide china ribbon in which the same flowers and In the? identical colors of course figure as part of the design The Star Pattern Misses Jessie Alarian and Irene Milnor entertained the members of the Iden Club Miss Gladys inney gave a dinner of eight covers Thursday evening at her DIRECT ROM NEW YORK Name Address Size Pattern No Mrs Tracy of Newcastle who has been visiting her daughter Mrs Walter Caln returned to her homo yesterday Miss Belle Gilchrist has issued cards for a luncheon Wednesday April 11 in honor of Miss Henrietta renzel who will bo married this month and Miss Alma Jor dan SUERED AGONIES OR OUR YEARS home on College avenue The table was adorned with baskets of daffodils and feme Mrs Charles Springer and Mrs John Moncriers of Bloomington are the guests of Dr and Mrs John Wheeler on North Alabama street Address all orders to Pattern Depart ment The Star Indianapolis allowing one week for delivery Mrs Preston Highley gave a dance yesterday afternoon for a number of young people The Kappa Alpha Theta Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs James Suther land 620 Sutherland avenue There will be a business meeting Mr and Mrs rank Cowee have re turned from Marshalltown Miss Agnes Eberhardt gave a tea yes terday afternoon in honor of Aliss Jeanne Henley and Aliss Alargaret Miller All the appointments were in pink REMEDIES THE BEST ON Airs AV II Leedy returned last evening from Lafayette where she has been the guest of friends Airs rank Harrington and son Pierson are spending week at Cambridge City and Hagerstown 8468 A SMART STREET SUIT DESIGNED BY NEW POWDER PUS By a woman who loves dainty toilet accessories the huge new bath powder puffs of down fully as large in circumf ence as a head of cabbage will be hailed with delight Set in a hand some bowl of cut glass one makes an attractive ornament for the bathroom and fills a long felt want among womankind Correctly the powder should be applied after tae bath while the skin is still moist but with the old time diminutive puff this was quite impossible These puffs are all imported from the other side or at least the skins are for the reason that there is a trick about the curing of the down whlcn Americana have not as yet discovered AT NEW YORK HOTELS NEW YORK April 6 Indianapolis peo ple at New York hotels: A A reeman Seville Graves Miss A Butler Janney Herald Square A Bdokwalter' Grand Union A Henderson yesterday with a luncheon and matinee party The favors for the guests were rabbits filled with bonbons The guests included Miss Anna Marie Gall Miss Catherine Ritchie Miss Julia Shubrick and Miss Ruth Haywood There is nothing exceedingly graceful about the peplum which Dame ashion did not appreciate when she cast it aside for the more severe belt and we are grate ful to some kind fate for bringing it again into artistic favor The newest models show the peplum as a smart waist fin ishing of which an example is sketched here Nothing could be more jaunty than this little street suit which with its small invisible plaid offset by the plain color of the collar cuffs and belt could not be surpassed in the center of fashion Scal lops like puffings and frillings are one of the recent revivals of olden time adorn ment and they appear to good advantage here 'The front buttons trimly up to where tiny revers reveal a small tucker The pleats on each side provide a mod ish fullness as well us lengthening lines while the peplum is shaped so as to fit smoothly over the hips The i klrt is cir cular with three circular flounces com pleting the length Any of the novelty goods serges or Panamas will develop charmingly after this design In the medium size 8 yards of 44 inch material are needed Two patterns: 6468: Sizes 32 to 42 inches bust measure Sizes 20 to 30 inches waist Whole oot Nothing But Proud lesh Different Physicians and All Kinds of Could Walk Only With Crutches Man Says Airs Pratt entertained fifty little friends of her daughter Roberta and son Charles yesterday afternoon at a roller skating party at their home on North New ORDER BLANK The price of these patterns is 20 cents but either will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents When ordering please inclose il lustration and use the following blanks: AT CHICAGO HOTELS CHICAGO April 6 Indiana people registered at Chicago hotels today as follows: Great Northern argo Mauson Wiegand1 Wilson Indianapolis Doolittle A Meeker Lafayette Sherman House Aliss Jordan In dianapolis Palmer House Harris Indian apolis Haslanger South Bend Morrison AV Al Bolzette Dens more Indianapolis Briggs Buck Terre Haute Auditorium Haring Mrs Sayles Mrs Ogle Aliss 'R Pratty Milli ken AV Kurtz Indianapolis Airs Jamieson Lafayette Kaiserhof Al Ellis Indianapolis AI Hobbark Indianap olis Grace AV Quimby Lafayette "In the year 1899 the side of my right foot was cut off from the little toe down to the heel and the physician wno naa cnarge oi me was trying to sew up the side of my foot but with no success When he found out that work he began trying to heal the wound with all kinds of ointment until at last my whole foot and way up above my calf was nothing out' proud flesh I suffered un told agonies for four years and tried different physicians ana all kinds of oint ments I could walk only with crutches It is sixteen months ago since I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for my limb and foot The first two months the Cuticura Remedies did not seem to work but I kept on using them both In two weeks afterwards I saw a change in my limb Then I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment often dur ing the day and kept it up for seven months when my limb was healed up juat the same as if I never had trouble "It is eight months now since I using Cuticura Remedies the best on earth I am working at the present day after five years of suffering The cost of Cuticura Ointment and Soap was only $9 but the doctors' bills were more like 9900 You can publish my name and refer any one to write to me about Cuticura Remedies I will answer all letters if postage is enclosed John Lloyd 718 Arch Ave Alliance Ohio June 27 1905" Complete External aa4 Internal Treatment far eery Humor from Piraplea to Scrofula from Infancy to Aga confuting of Cutlcur Soap 30c Ointment 00c RoaoU rent ic ta fam of Chooolate Coated per vial oftt) maybohadof all draggteta Aringleaatofteueurea rotter Drug Chm Corp Hole Prop Eoetaw WMtolMro0MavteOvnBUaaaBloodHsMmw JI 7 lir vxK Plays and Players Lyman Howe's moving pic tures this afternoon and tonight The The Orphoum Show this after noon and tonight The Billy Van in Errand this afternoon and tonight The Tom Bur lesquei this afternoon and tonight Already there has been much talk of stock companies at ng llsh's and at the Park at the close of the i theatrical season which is now grow ing short Manager Ad Miller said yesterday that several offers had been' made by actors and actresses who de sired to come to after the close of the regular season but that nothing definite had arranged Manager AA all Bowlby of tlie Park made the statement that lie Park would I undoubtedly have a slock company of superior quality but the time was pre mature to stale definitely his plans The work of the ielding' Stock Company at the Park last season it is said will be equaled if not surpassed by the com pany which is now being arranged The Grand will probably close its I vaudeville season Mav 19 according to I Alanager Ziegler I With the two performances todav tlie Orpheum Show will conclude its second engagement ol tlie season at the Grand It was something of an experiment to bring this star vaudeville combination back to Indianapolis for a return engagement but results have shown that twenty tour per formances of such a high class vaudeville show are none too inanv for this citv Next season Martin Beck the director will have a brand new show to offer to amusement seekers Tlie bill next week opening Monday will have two headline attrac tions the Eight Allisons a troupe of Eng lish gymnasts and acrobats from the Lon don Hippodrome and Harry Corson Clarke the comedian who will appear in a one act comedy entitled in which he has the support of two other I players from the legitimate stage Mr Clarke has never been seen in tins city as a vaudeville star He is well re membered for his excellent work in the I farce hat Happened to and other amusing three act plavs in the I lighter vein Last season Air Clarke was at the head of a big company of his own Eleanor alk the singing comedienne who has just returned from Europe also will be on the bill She has not been seen in this city since the open ing season as a vaudeville house worst thing a burlesque mana ger has to contend with now is the lack of young and good looking chorus girls' said Harry Newman advance represent ative for the "Yankee Doodle who open at the Empire Monday "There was a time when tlie big beefy amazons who carried spears in the chorus were the real thing But now vou must have young and pretty gif ls with slender grace ful figures There is always a demand I for young chorus girls and at the pres I ent time they can almost ask their own price lou may not believe it but the chorus we carry is made up chiefly of young women who formerly worked in the various department stores of New York and Chicago They find the work easier they get double the salary they received in the stores and get to see the An added attraction with this show will be the AVith the who will present a novelty dancing act have to drink said Billy Aran In his dressing room at the Park while he was making up for his part in Errand As he spoke his dresser lifted the lid of a trunk and brought forth a pint of the best champagne which he put in abucket of cracked lee have to get away with part of a bottle of champagne at every perform said Mr "You might be surprised to know that I never touch a drop off the stage In the scene in which drink it I can spill as much as I want to and in that way do not have to drink much Yes I know it would be a pretty strong temptation to some actors to have a trunkful of champagne along with the props but it never bothers will have two days next week devoted to grand opera in English The Princeton Glee Club will have the bouse one evening and aside from these two attractions the house will be dark The sale of seats opened yesterday for the grand opera season and the large de mands shows the wide interest which is felt in Mr productions over In diana Several large parties will come from surrounding cities The Park next week will hare two at tractions another musical comedy ning tor written by George Cohan and of Working a thrilling melodrama Street Car Etiquette No matter what distance you may be going If some one takes the trouble to offer you his seat accept it with a you very It is most embarrass ing to a courteous man after he has arisen and proffered his place in tuc ear to have a woman refuse it witli such a remark as wish to take your though it is perfectly proper when an elderly man extends this politeness to say: you very much but I really do not mind AVhen paying the conductor try never to give pennies There are many other ways in which they can be used up and they are a serious nuisance to him when lie has so much change to carry in his coat pocket On the other hand count any change he may give you carefully before you drop it into your purse Once it is out of sight he has a perfect right to refuse to rectify any mistakes Do not expect the conductor to remem ber at what street you are to get off Nine times out of ten your request is unheeded and If you are not on the alert you will be carried far past the street Besides this Is not his duty and he would have a busy time Indeed if he remem bered every passenger's desired exit It is a great mistake to discuss per sonal matters with friends in the cars and equally bad form to gossip about your acquaintances There are innu merable instances of interested persons having overheard conversations in tins way and sometimes with bad results IN DEENSE WELSH RABBIT eating anything indigestible late asked a physician of a patidnt whose condition indicated some digestive dis turbance 1 doctor 1 suppose I might as well confess to a couple of Welsh rabbits last night and the night before'' replied the patient retorted the doctor who is one of the most successful practitioners in the city rabbits hurt you or any one else who is in reasonably normal health Eat all you want of them I eat one every night just before I go to bed and I recommend them to my patients who seem to be poorly nourished The idea that cheese in any form and espe cially in the form of a rabbit is injurious or indigestible Is an exploded old wives' tale On the contrary many persons who can not digest ordinary viands find that cheese agrees with them and they are able to get all the nutrition they need from this one source? Delicate anaemic women whose system needs building up can put on fat and regain health by eating plenty of Roquefort and Brie cheese and the or dinary American cheese is one of the most valuable foods "A rabbit especially if made with eggs and cream in addition to the cheese is as good as a square meal AVe'll have tn look further than those two rabbits to find the cause of your troubles old Stop dreaming about it and after with an ad Start a 'Rose Garden or ernery tuith 25 cfs our Choice erns We think there are enough for all day but if you can come down early do so then be sure of yours One Table ern One eather ern One Ostrich Plume One Boston ern Candy Will bt good if bought htrt Today we offer you an opportunity without precedent so far as values are concerned four different kinds of growing roses or four different kinds of ferns for 25c These plants 4800 of them arrived yesterday fresh from one of the greatest flor ists in the country are in fine condition and assorted in packages of four as follows: our Grotouing 'Roses JEarter fiotJeltin in Jtwolry art Wtll Worth tteing One Crimson Rambler One Bride Rose One Caprice One Clothilde Soupert These plants on exhibition on the main floor and on sale this (Saturday morning 4r Plants in a TacKae for 25c Poppy Plates 25c Instead 50c Coats for the Girls Spring's Smart Styles Ghe 'Redfern a Splendid Stay Good in Walking SRirts 95 00 The present showing Is so much superior to that of any previous season so much greater than is usually thought profitably possible that where a girl from 6 to 16 in the family an inspection is more than worth while Three score or more to those hand decorated imported plates In 4 and 7 inch and 8 lnch sizes exact duplicates of those for which we recently charged you 50c and 65c each while this special lot lasts choice Washington at Mtridian Strttt 25c Main loor Aisle ag ends of various a lot of twenty six skirts including some which did sell for as much as $1000 and $1275 Some are plain others plaited styles some plain color others checked while they last choose at Third loor South Center igure lug of model veloped form Without rigidity it molds the form into the long graceful lines of the typical Redfern styles It has the medium bust the average length skirt with deep apron hip which re presses the abdomen and con trols the coutour of the hip line Any uncomfortable ing of the garment is al layed by correctly adjusted Hose Supporters one of the best corset and hose supporter combination we know Price Have Miss McCauley fit you Third loor South Every new design of outer garment Is shown of plain cloth novelties and cream wool serges: prices 375 to 91750 Third loor Northwest Some of them were recently selling as high as $2750 few of them brought less than $2000 This special offering includes all loose and fitted showerproof coats of either plain color or novelty mixed cloth Unrestricted choice Third loor Center fashion plus comfort results from the wear a Redfern Style Suited to a well rle Grtatest Is flyres (aL Co Any Cra cfenette Coat ours fiobu for SI 5 Iff viii VW J' LOVE IN RACE WITH DEATH GRIM REAPER WINS VICTORY Indiana College Romance Culminates in Wedding at Bier of ather Who Summoned Lovers in Vain BLOOMINGTON Ind April It was announced here today that Miss Hone AIc Curdy a leader in local society was mar ried Alonday at Phoenix Ariz to Mr Leon Glasscock a student at Leland Stan ford University and a former student at Indiana University Tlie marriage took place two days after the death of the bride's father at Buckeye Ariz Aliss McCurdy and Mr Glasscock be came engaged while both were students at Indiana University Both were well known in college society Mr Glasscock being a member of the Sigma Chi fra ternity and Miss McCurdy a member of the Kappa Alpha Thetha sorority The bride's father rank AIcCurdv a well known traveling salesman went West several months ago in the hope of benefiting his health but grew rapidly worse and last week when he realized that the end was near he telegraphed for Air Glasscock who was then in Califor nia and for his wife and daughter to hasten to his bedside It was his hope 1 that he might live long enough to witness the marriage ceremony but he died a short time after the members of his fam ily arrived ollowing out his desires the young couple were married at Phoenix before starting on the sad journey to Bloom ington with the body The party arrived here this afternoon The funeral of the father will be held tomorrow Air Glasscock is a son of the late Prof Glasscock formerly of Greenfield LOSES HEART ACROSS SEA Hartford City Girl to Wed Noted Bel gian Violinist HARTORD CITY April Miss An gele Alarleir a Hartford City girl who I left this city about three years ago for Chatlet Belgium and who has since been studying in the Brussels Conservatory of Music is to be married next Alonday morning to Prof Jules A'erther one of the most famous violinists in Belgium and an instructor in the Brussels con servatory Miss Marlief who is a daughter of Mr and Airs Jules Afarller Washing ton street this city for some time took a prominent part in the Catholic Church choir and her wonderful voice attracted considerable attention She was visited at her home here by many singers of note and upon their advice her parents decided to send her to Europe to obtain voice training AVhile attending a inusicale at Chatlet Aliss Alarlier made the acquaintance of Prof and soon afterward fol lowed the announcement of en gagement Today invitations for the wedding were received in this city by the parents and young friends of the bride The wedding will be solemnized Monday morning at 11 at the Chatlet Catholic Church and will be fol lowed by numerous receptions given by relatives and friends of the groom SURPRISE PARENTS WABASH Ind April 6 Air and Mrs Robert Turschman of this city today re ceived a telegram from St Joseph Alich announcing the wedding of their 16 year old daughter Miss reda to Mr Aiinor Allller of this city Air Miller was thought to be in Oklahoma and the par ents of the bride had no intimation of the approaching wedding until they re ceived the telegram from St Joseph where the daughter is visiting It Is un derstood that the couple will receive parental forgiveness They will make their home in Danville Ill SHONKWILER GRAHAM WEDDING ROCKVILLE' Ind April At the home of Mr and Mrs Graham oc curred the marriage of their daughter Pearl to Dr A Shonkwller of this city The ceremony was pronounced at 8 o'clock by the Rev Air Hixon of the Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Clo Branson played the wedding march After congratulations a buffet luncheon was served The bride is a graduate of the Rockville High School and the groom is a graduate of the Indiana Dental College Stop apologizing for the mistakes of clerks advertise for the right kind Al ways Uniform Al ays Reliable Everywhere Obtainable CHOCOLATE COCOA have stood the tests of time and service for over 125 years Registered 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