The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 9

THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 1910 LAGS AND BANNERS LY EXERCISES HELD AT SCHOOLS OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY THE ADOPTION THE STARS A wedding that interesting to In dianapolis friends took place last evening at Wanamaker Ind the bride being Mlsa Mayme Brown daughter of Dr and Mrs Brown and Dr William Shinier of lids city The ceremony was pronounced at 8:30 o'clock at the home of the parents The appointments were marked by the greatest simplicity the ceremony room being trimmed with palms ferns and clusters of pink and while rosebuds In the adjoining room garden flowers were artistically arranged in fancy baskets and vases The ceremony was pronounced by the Lev Bender Brown played the'Mendelssohn Wedding for the entrance of the wedding party and during the ceremony and lowers" was rendered The bride wore a charming white batiste lingerie gown trimmed with lace and carried roses and ferns The ceremony was followed by a wedding supper after which Dr and Mrs Slilmer left for a wedding trip They will be at home in Indianapolis after July 1 The going away gown of the bride was a light gray tailored suit with hat and gloves to correspond Among the guests who at tended the wedding were Mr and Mrs William Shinier and sons Grover and Ralph Shimor the Misses Dell Lizzie and Rae Shimet' of Irvington Miss Charlotte Shimor Hart Miss Elizabeth Hart Edgar Hart Miss Stella Hall Everett Goon the Misses Edna and Nina Goon Schlosser all of this city Schlos ser of New Palestine Ind and Miss Edna Stinson of Rochester A pretty wedding was sofemnized last evening at 8:30 at the home of Mr and Mrs rank Martin on Hamilton avenue when their daughter Miss Madge Martin was united in marriage to George Dicks of Muncie in the presence of the members of the families and a group of relatives and friends from out of the city The ceremony was pronounced by the Rev Clarence Bonnell pastor of the Bast Park Methodist Church Prof Monks violinist and Virgil Monks pian ist played the wedding march and dur ing the ceremony Miss Clara Motsinger sang Promise Me" The bride's only attendants were two little flower maids her sister Dorothy Martin and Romona Slade niece of the bridegroom who were dressed in gowns trimmed with lace and carried baskets of flowers The decorations were greenery hanked ou the mantels and pink and white peonies The wore a gown of embroidered law not fashioned over mcssaline and she carried roses tied with tulle and srnilax The wedding gift a diamond pendant was worn After the ceremony there was a recep tion after which the young couple loft for Muncie where they will at home after July 1 at 522 West North street Among i he guests who camo for the wed ding were Mr ami Mrs Newton Slade Oath anil Jess Dicks of La doga Ind William Martin and James Byrd of ladoga Jud and Mrs Guy Niv ens of Greencastle The marriage of Miss Alary Wagner daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Wagner and William Korean took place yester day morning at 9 o'clock in the Sacred I fart Church the Rev Andrew of ficiating The attendants wore Miss Mudge Kervan sister of the bridegroom and John Wagner brother of the bride The ushers were rank Madden and Daniel Brennan of Terre Haute The bride's gown was a handsome white satin fashioned with an over drapery of white lace and her veil was fastened with a I coronet of swansonia blossoms She car a white prayer book with streamers i of white satin and clusters of swansonia blossoms The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at the homo of the bride after which Mr and Mrs Kervan left for a wedding trip to Washington and New York On their return they will be at home after July 1 at 514 Cottage avenue The going away gown of the bride was a blue silk with all of the accessories to correspond The only out of town guest was Daniel Brennan of Terre Haute Mrs Paul Martin gave a charming children's party yesterday afternoon at her home on North New Jersey street when she entertained the cousins of her little daughter Elise Martin in honor of her first birthday anniversary The lunch eon table was adorned with a birthday rake trimmed with one pink taper and surrounded by pink and white sweet peas and white bachelor buttons arranged in pretty flower bowls A miniature crystal candlestick was at each place and the fa vors were roosters The little folk were Eleanor and George Dickson Dorothy and Louise Goepper and Louise Hansen The Anderson Chapter of 1he A entertained the members of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of this city yes terday at the Anderson Country Club in observance of lag day The guests were met with automobiles Those from here were Mrs Tarkington Mrs Adelaide Atkins Mrs A Cheno weth Mrs Ella Bush McCoy Airs Warren Mrs Rumpier Mrs A' Bowen Mrs Tibbetts Mrs Henry Beck Airs John Downing Johnson Mrs Theo dore Cravens Airs Hiram Moore Miss Julia Landers Aliss Ida Virginia Smith Miss Ursula Parker Airs Al Gentry and Miss Shepard riends in this city have received cards from Aliss Rachel Alice Miller announcing her graduation from the Hathaway Brown school in Cleveland Aliss sill ier is the daughter of Mr and Airs Rob ert A Miller formerly nf this city Air and Mrs Miller came home for the com mencement and June 25 will sail for their home in Bombay accompanied by Aliss Miller and their sons Robert Miller Jr and Lewis Aliller The marriage of Miss Lucia Gilmore Wiley daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiley and Joseph Wood of Cincinnati will take place Tuesday evening June 22 rt at the home of the bride on Twenty seventh street The Over the Tcacups Cluh will meet tomorrow afternoon with Airs Robert If Strong instead of this afternoon as an nounced The Coterie Club will give a dance June 17 at the Propylaeum The Young Glee Club of the College Avenue Baptist Church gave a A Taste A Smile And satisfaction to the last mouthful Post Toasties pleasure in every package A trial will show the fascinating flavour Served right from the pack age with cream or milk and sometimes fruit fresh or stewed Memory Pkgs 10c and 15c Sold by Grocers Postum Cereal Co Ltd Battle Creek Mich fore returning home Aliss Newcomb will go to Baltimore Aid to visit Mrs Sid ney Austin William Parks has gone to Atlantic City and New York for several weeks' stay Clarence Johnson lias gone to Pitts burg Pa for two stay with friends Mr and Airs Thomas Van Duan Philadelphia arc in the city visiting friends Mrs rederick Baggs has gone to Cleveland to vlst her daughter Airs A Kochne The Misses Stella and Virginia Holland have returned from a visit with their aunt in Shelbyville Air and Airs George Rollings have gone to Chicago to spend ton days with Mr brother and family Norbert Lundgraf left Sunday 1'or New York from which place he will sail for Europe where lie will visit London Paris and Berlin rederick Beck of New York city has come to vist his parents Air anil Airs Beck 1819 North Pennsyl vania street Gilbert Clippinger departed for Kansas City Mo yesterday regarding a prospec tive business situation He graduated from De Pauw University last week Mr and Mrs Clay Raymond who spent some time in the city with friends have gone to Baltimore Md for a few weeks before going to their cottage in northern Michigan Mrs McHenry of Owensboro Ky who has been visiting her daughter Mrs Wil liam Horne for some time has gone to Cleveland to be with her son Dr Julius McHenry for a few weeks Miss Marie Cohen left Monday for a stay with friends in Hamilton and Cincinnati She will attend the com mencement exercises at Hamilton Aliss Ruth Kopple being a graduate Air and Mrs Joseph Dehority Mrs Dehority Mrs John De Haven and son of South Bend Ind and George Dehority of Elwood came in Air and Mrs Dehoritys touring car Monday tn attend the Speedway and visit Air and Airs rank A Chapin John Massey and Magdalena igueroa were married Monday at the Ballard lats at Delaware and Ohio streets Clara Gheyey and Chfirles Over bey were married at the same place a short time before The ceremonies were performed by the Rev Albert Garwood Detch Mr and Mrs Claude Stephenson 98 South Elder avenue gave a prenuptial dinner last evening for Miss Julia Irene Mercer and Charles Godman Chapman and the attendants at the wedding which is to lake place Thursday evening at the bride home on Traub avenue The dec orations were daisies and ferns Hand painted place cards of daisies were the work of the bride to be Mrs James AL Copeland 3910 East Washington street entertained with a dinner at the Claypool Hotel yesterday afternoon in honor of her niece Miss Delia Gipe who will graduate from the Normal Gymnastic College next week The party attended the Murat Theater last night The guests were Miss Hazel Orr Miss Edith Sirser Miss Mabel Gipe Aliss Avis Lutz Miss Maude Suter Miss Helen De Moss Miss Gladys Dlkon Miss Corrine Gunther Miss Amanda Knuttel and Miss Rone Bowers HOPE TO GET BEDS OR POOR Charity Concert and Dance Will Be Given by Knights of Columbus The charity concert and informal dance of the Knights' nf Columbus will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the Propy laeum The entertainment is to be given under the auspices of the hospital bed fund committee for the purpose of supply ing more beds for the poor in the hos pitals Some of the best Catholic talent in Indianapolis will participate Montan! Bros' Orchestra will furnish music WHEN AND WHERE SHE LOOKS Yonkers Statesman a woman wants a husband she go looking in a club for shout ed the suffragette not unless shes answered a sister in the back seat farewell party Monday evening at th home uf Mies Beva Amick 611 East Pratt street for Aliss Gladys Marie Smith who will leave this week for Chicago PERSONAL MENTION Mrs Roscoe Hawkins is spending a few weeks at Martinsville Miss Elsa renzel is entertaining Miss Edna Wake of Waterbury Conn Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hitt are spending a few days in Madison Air and Mrs Charles Parker of Cin cinnati are spending this week in the city Airs Newcomb Sr and grand daughter Miss Margaret Newcomb will leave this week for New York and be AND STRIPES BY CONTI NENTAL CONGRESS I With flags displayed on many places of business and private houses and spe cial exercises in the public schools lag day was observed In Indianapolis yester day The day was the 133d anniversary of the addition of the stars and stripes as the national emblem by the Continental Congress In accordance with the request of the American lag Association a national or ganization formed in 1898 Mayor Shank Suffragette to ly in Aeroplane '41 'j '''X 111 fl jfl Iff WAjSl NEW YORK June 14 Miss Inez Mil holland the college graduate who has taken such an active part in the suffrage cause now wants to make a flight in an aeroplane She has exacted a promise from Clifford Harmon that lie will take her up In his machine as soon as his new motor arrives Alias AJilholland it will be remembered was arrested sev eral times by the police for refusing to obey orders during the recent shirt waist strike in New York had issued a jproclamat ion asking citi zens of Indianapolis tn observe the day Governor Marshall look no official notice of the day He stated that lie received requests every week for proclamations In recognition of the observance of different holidays and that ho has determined to Issue only such proclamations as the law calls for The officers of the Grand Army of the Republic issued no orders regarding the observance nf lag day The veterans wore small flags in their button holes ountain Square Decorated ountain Square business men anil resi dents in that vicinity probably had the most elaborate decorations tn the city Preparations are being made there also for the celebration tomorrow night when the new street lights will be ablaze for the first time Every store was deco rated with window displays mostly In patriotic colors and large flags were sus pended from pnrehns in the vicinity lag day was observed Sunday in many churches and several specially prepared patrotic sermons were d'divcred Practi cally all tlv public schools observed the day by special exercises at the opening of the morning session The Benjamin Har rison School was presented with a hand some flag yesterday by the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution The children responded will: patriotic songs and recitations The presentation speech was made by Airs Chapin boster honorary state regent of the chapter and Miss Margaret Hamil ton supervising principal received the flag for the school Wallace oster addressed pupils on lag day and its sig nificance Mayor Robert Anderson Post Relief Corps No 44 presented an Amer ican flag to school No 22 Miss Mary Connor principal accepted the gift Ad dresses were made by Mrs Claudia Esther Mrs Edna Pauley and Mrs Joinders members of the corps The chil dren greeted the unfurling of the flag with the flag salute ALUMNI TO HAVE BANQUET 300 EXPECTED TO ATTEND ormer Students of Indiana University Medical School Will Gather at the Claypool At the annual banquet of the aiinnnl of the Indiana University School of Med icine to be held toniglit al the Claypool Hotel Hr Alfred Stengel will deliver the principal address His subject will be "Sonic Considerations in Diagnosis and Treatment of Heart Dr Sten gel who is a prominent physician is coming from Kansas Citv where lie has been a witness in the flour" trial there There will be a business meeting of tiie association before the banquet in tile bold assembly room at it Dr 1 Sexton Rushville will respond to tin toast "The Physician of Yesterday vs the Physician of Dr tv Wil liams Lebanon to "When to Keep Dr AV Bryan president of Indiana University to "The School" Dr Drayer Wayne to Am mtlon Limited" Dr Louis Uurckhardt to "De Seiiectute" and Dr Ritter to "Post Graduate Dr Heath will act as toastmaster It is ex pected that about 300 alumni will be present SOLVES LIVING PROBLEM Expenses for our Years Were 32 Cents a Day Living at a cost of approximately 32 (tents a day for four years Is the record of Yeoman Thornton Mem phis Tenn Thornton was discharged from the service at the Indianapolis sta tion riday and re enlisted Saturday for another term His pav during the last four years was at a rate of $7550 a month or $1026 a year During the four years of $4104 received in wages Thorn ton saved $3644 The secret of his eco nomic subsistence is that Thornton be ing in the navy paid for no board cloth ing room nor medical attention lb' was not extravagant and did not use to bacco did not drink nor gamble These things are what sailors spnd their money for he said His money was spent for postage writing paper and small trinkets according (o the local navy department IN THE THEATERS Murat All Star Stock Company in Dane's Defense ail week Mati nees today Thursday riday and Sat urday Park George Arvine and associate players in Millions all week Matinee daily Harry 8 Northrup the villainous with the All Star Stock Company at the Murat Theater Is repenting of his sins and next week he will make his audiences laugh as the clean cut young man who breaks In upon the privacy of the bachelor maidens In Clyde itch's Season before last wes presented at English's with Air Northrup the leading male role the role he will assume next week Though there were no stars In the cast and no featured play era except Mr Northrup proxed one of the delights of the season Selene Johnson Lillian Sinnott and Olive Temple of the stock company are all actresses of as much finish and as much renown us the feminine members of the casts of seen hero on the and allowing for the limited time for prepara tion they should give performance al most as delightful Whoever plays the title role In the Robert Besier comedy to he presented by the New Theater Company at the Murat next Monday afternoon must be something of an athlete as well as an actor for he is forced to hold Miss Thais Lawton in his arms several minutes dur ing the first act of Hie play Miss Law ton Is a handsome statuesque young woman of the Gibson type and as she lies a dead weight In the arms nf Don the role assumes difficulties to Hie av erage actor When the piece was first presented at tlie New Theater New York Matheson Lang a powerful Englishman 6 feet 6 was cast as Don and Miss Lawton ap peared a babe In his arms He made so light of her weight in fact that one day during a rehearsal he held her in one arm absent mindedly lighting a cigarette with bls free band When Mr Lang left to begin his Australian starring tour rii! Director Ames chose Henry Kolker tn ap pear in the part the new Don admitted to many misgivings His first test was one of physical strength and not of his trionic ability for his Initial rehearsal was in carrying Aliss Lawton lie began by holding her thirty seconds and grad ually Increased the time to five minutes As this had tn be done without apparent effort it was two weeks before Mr Kul ker was considered letter perfect Jumping In and taking a part in a the atrical production without a notice is considered a pretty good record for well seasoned actor hut fur a novice to do the same thing and get away with it is almost unprecedented That is what James Benton brother George Rontnp manager of the Ar vine Benton Stock t'ompany did yester day at the Park Theater where the com pany Is presenting Millions" It was about time for the curtain tn he rung up when rancis Kirk stage manager received word that the young man who had been cast in the port of a sailor on board the Yacht in which Brewster intends tn make a trip around the world would be unable to play It was too late then to got an other uetor so word was sent to Ren ton who was at the front of the house and ho has play 1 one or iwn minor roles with the company to jump in and take 1 lie part Without any rehearsal Benton went through his stage business and read his one or two lines with a good deal of credit SUMMER AMUSEMENTS Hatley more widely known ns whose Wild West show is featured on the opening bill at the Indianapolis Hippodrome at Washington Park is famous in the West for his courageous career as an oflirer of the law California rank is proud of a little covered booklet containing copies of stories concerning his search for and capture of noted criminals His deeds of daring include everything from the capture of a hog thief to the breaking up of a band of thieves in the Western country Tho latter task Cali fornia rank undertook with a band nf criminals known as orty Thieves" in Tulane and Kings Counties California Thorn wore? a number of youngsters among the lot and their depredations wore burning hay clipping off fruit trees dose to the ground stealing turkeys harness horses saddles anything and everything to holding up a se sheep herder And the little book shows how California rank pursued the crim inals and brought them tn Justice At the Hippodrome tonight there will bo a big crowd of frmnds of the Indian apolis Trade Association from out of town who will assemble In the grand stand The party was arranged for the entertainment of visiting guests One of the features lately Installed at the Riverside Bathing Beach is the new ballroom in the east section of the am phitheater The ballroom will be open tonight It Is so arranged that the dancers have a full view of the beach as well as the elevated stage where the free vaudeville and circus acts are given Toniglit the Opar Dancing Club will at tend In a body The dance however will not be exclusive as all who rare can dance Smithson who was injured Tues day afternoon while looping the gup on a bicycle has sufilcicnily recovered as Io be able to present bls net both afternoon and evening Hie remainder of the Hinman and his life saving dogs will present specially arranged pro gram for children this afternoon WIE ASKING OR DIVORCE RELATES PATHETIC STORY Declares Husband Whom She Married at Sick Bed Sent Her Away When He Recovered KOKOMO Ind lune 14 Aillm Ar buckle Douglas was si petitioner I efre Judge Kirkpatiiek for a divoree from Harry Dongbis Iter story wax psi thete and singular one related simply i the court Shortly the date" sei for their wedding she said Douglas fell sick in a hotel al Logansport lie sent for her and they were married at bls sick bed poll being able to leave hla bed Douglas advised his wife I return to her parents in this city inally slie received a letter lioni hr husband who said that their marriage seemed Io him like a dream and ire was certain it eoulii not I ring hap piness to either of I hem TRAIL PORTER CHARLTON POLICE HAVE AINT CLEWS LTM IAN OICIYL8 HOLD BELIE THAT 1US1HM) Ol' MAKY CASTLE HAD KNOWLEDGE HER MURDER COMO Italy June Although the police have sent out requests to the au thorities at various ports to watch for a man answering the description of Por ter Charlton the search of Lake Como where the body of wife was found in a trunk a few days ago lias not been abandoned Nothing was discovered today however to give tho slightest to the whereabouts of the missing man or to strengthen the theory that lie also was murdered Husband Showed Agitation It has been learned that Charlton wrote on June 6 to the Russian Ispolatoff who is under arrest that ho and his wife wore leaving for the Riviera On that afternoon he went to the postoffiee and made inquiries with reference to steam ers leaving for America Ho posted the letter addressed to Ispolatoff without a stamp This was taken as an indication that he was exceedingly agitated It was on the evening of the same day that he questioned a fisherman near the spot where the trunk wan found as to the depth of tho water In the lake A traveler who left hero for Basel Switzerland on the day the crime was discovered has reported to the police that a passenger In the carriage in which he traveled the description of Charlton Efforts have been made to lo cate this man but so far without result SAYS WIE IS A BIGAMIST Johnson Tells Court It Took Him Twelve Years to ind It Out In a petition for a divorce and the an nulment of his marriage filed yesterday in the Marlon Superior Court James Johnson states that after living with bls wife Minnie Johnson for more than twelve years learned that she had an other husband living ami undivorred Tho petition states that tin Johnsons married in Juno of xi7 in Whiting Ind and separated lee 1909 whti Johnson says he learned that his wife had been married tn Edward Black of Wayne in 1896 and was never divorced Johnson says that his wife admitted the facts and went tn Chicago after tho separation ASKS DIVORCE ROM CGALL Wife of Man Convicted In Emmerich Case iles Suit Mrs Minnie Gall wife of Raul Gall wln is serving a ll ear sen I once in the ederal prison at Leavenworth Kas fur violating the national bunking laws yesterday fib suit In the Marlon Supe rior Room No 2 for divorce The fad that her husband was cnv letcd and Is now serving a sentence is her only ground for divorce They wore married Oct 9 1890 ami separated the day was convicted The husband was charged with being an act oiupllei of Max Emmerich defa ul iiig bookkeeper of the Capital National Hank MISSION TO NONCATHOLICS Series of Services Will Be Held at Irv ington Church Beginning Tonight A special niissiun to noncat holies in the Church Our Lady of Lourdes 5317 East Washington street will begin at 8 this evening Scrvlcvs cunaisling for the most pur! of instructions in the faith will bo bold eml) evening up to and including Sunday June 19 The Rev Polk missionary priest of St Louis will have charge of the mis sion and will preach each evening A will bo a feature of 1 he services 11 Is announced that an Invi tation is extended Io the public to attend the services COURT RELEASES MRS ORD Dismisses Lunacy Charges Against In Cate" of Warriner CIN 'I June 14 ormal dis missal of the charges of lunacy against Mrs Jeanette Stewart ord woman in I he ease" of Charles Warriner de faulting local treasurer of the Big our Railway was entered In the Probate Court of Hamilton County today The dismissal of tin? lunacy charges leaves Mrs ord fr'0 of all formal charges ami imliclments growing out of the Wnrilner case She Is under the care of an alienist selected by the county progeeulor GIRLS' EARN SCHOLARSHIPS Sell Magazines During Summer to Obtain Tuition ee for Beechwood Academy A company of ight young women who plait to attend Bec hwood A ademy near airland Shelby County during the next school year arrived lu this city yesterday for the purpose of selling magazines to earn scholarships in that institution young womcii are from various sectiouH of the state some of them hav ing been in attendance fit the academy during the last year us a result of tlielr success hi earning liolarslilpK last sum mer in I lie Hinto way UNIVERSITY GRADUATES WED Bloomington Teacher Becomes Bride Pittsburg (Pa) Commission Merchant (TON Ind Juno 14 Junies TV Magnw of Pittsburg and Miss Pearl Jones of tills city were married today by the Bev Joseph Todd of Hie Kirkwood Avenue Church The bride has been a teacher In I he city schools end is a graduate of Indiana University Air Magaw Is a native of Johnson County Is alnn a graduate of the university lie is now a member of the wholesale eoinmls slon firm of Magaw Magaw at Pitts burg NearBSSS iRlNome Bond What Shall Your Vacation Give You All over this broad land today thou sands arc planning vacations If one could crystallize the thought uppermost in the minds of the majority as to the ob ject sought in tho vacation would it not be pleasure? Pleasure is not to be condemned The little shopgirl monotonously waiting on customers fifty weeks in the year hungers for pleasure The stenographer rl I ek i ng out dull letters on typewriter keys longs for pleasure The busy mother cooking sewing cleaning day in and day out wants pleasure It is all right to seek pleasure but mix a few otln ingredients with it that will spread this pleasure through the ensuing year Do not let it vanish with the end of the vacation Recreation is re creation and it fails of its object if it fails Io make us over for better work or back to our work wo must come willy nilly and it is better to return with a kcxm appetite for it that) to come back with no relish for the tasks ahead of us The right sort of vacation will bring otic back re created What then is the right sort? Usually it is the reverse of the way one lias been living if one has been indoors he should get outdoors If one has been hi the hurly burly he should get off where it Is quiet It one has been dwelling in solitary places ho should seek society The woman who has been doing nothing should work the woman who has been doing too much should rest The one on vacation bent should not make an unthinking dash for pleasure or In the end he will find he lias not secured pict ure He should think out deliberate! his re creation needs and then sock The girl who has been working hard In a store or office all winter and wlioc life is rather monotonous and dull does want pleasure She wants color life movement But she also wants outdoors nourishing food and rest if she Is to have the necessary relish for the work she Is coming buck to She should plan to get all these not merely the gayetyand noth ing more The tired housekeeper needs to drop all housekeeping cares to go where she will enjoy a well ordered house that i somebody vise runs and wvll prepared tfood that somebody else cooks I The woman whose work requires her constrantly tn meet many people will get more recreation out nf solitary places with ju: a few congenial friends where she talk if she does not want to or dress in tho latest style unless she desires hut where she ran rest and en joy (juiciness and wear simple casv clothing On the other hand the woman who lives in a lonely farmhouse will enjoy the whirl of crowded resort Every one needs a different prescrip tion for re creation but as that Is the object sought one should piescribe for himself that which will make him over a new invigorated Individual Up fl fill below regular Dining Room halt price bargain A SUMMER PROPOSITION low cut design of the Save Old Ostrich eathers At the Old Stand ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER I CATHOLIC SCHOOL OR GIRLS AWARDS NINETEEN DIPLOMAS to an of all CORSETS ly Invitational mas receive 1 wenty tw awn rdd The Rev Indianapolis lion speech IT 1 er ji i work being dono by Ilin St Insti tute nnd pointed out that the Catliollo ('duco tlonol schools generally were doing much toward teaching virtue und knowl edge nnitedly nmong the women ami girls of the country both cotton and many had Per borders I also saw para to match foulard gowns same patterns and color in foulard A model for every figure at a twenty pr shade my sky gazing And I think I felt lots when I noticed what a one the young woman be lt was a soft silk eyes worse aretty side me had with a Persian border and harmonized beautifully with her costume and sash draped Pan ama hat A day or two ago I noted some similar parasols nt Ayres Two lots at $250 anil $295 wore particu larly charming at the price The coverings included both silk anil sian sols the Ings as are shown silks Just a word to those who an ticipate going to the Speedway today go without a par asol Yesterday half my enjoy ment of the aeroplanes was spoiled because I had no para sol to Close edge sole Cool Mid Summer Millinery at Genuine Bargain Prices $5 to $10 Trimmed Bats $148 $198 $298 SAMUELS MILLINERY CO Ill Illinois SL special prices Eclipse ties in fashionable suede Silk ribbon bow Blessings will come to the child who has been taught the virtue in clean healthy teeth duitard hlsiinn diocese made the preHentu nnd awnrded the di Izok find He eulogized emphatically the Ayres Co Old ostrich feather goods are alwgyi valuable no matter in what shape or condition Bring us your old plumes and we will make them Into beau tiful hand tied willows All the wii lows that we make for you will bo hand tied by expert feather oper ators which means that they will bo far superior to the common machine tied or glued feathers AILLES SON 30 Illinois St Phone Mnln THEY AKE VALUABLE Satislac Ciutnn 1 non teed The sale that paves the way easy Inventory by clearing stock odd lots broken assortments remnants etc Tho mcrchuudise is all of standard quality and it has been branded at prices that are Interest Impelling You can scarcely afford to miss a day for every day Is sale day and every day brings new things to thn front Typical bargains for selling: i LACK COATS at half price now $500 and upward i MODEL GOWNS al Just about half gooi" stylos and colors SILK OULARDS at 47o regular 75c and 85o kinds BLACK SILKS at cut prices all standard' weaves DRESS COTTON SPECIALS sheer and noHvy weigllts INE LAMPS nt veryaldo variety ANTIQUE JEWELRY cent reduction SHEIELD SILVER a friends guests cxoliislvclv the affair being in aocuiioii to tno by the gradual inir scholarship medals lfieen big windows admit the light and air to our Tea Hoorn Hut lliat the only Inducement for eating there The food is unsurpassed in quality menus are always varied Afour i'mimr hnn hron for r0 well prepared delightfully served A Itt carte perial a all times a varied and attractive list ifth loor To Rent Star Bishop Chatard Makes Presentation Speech at Commencement of St of the Woods Institute TERRE HAUTE Ind Time The alxty nlnlli annual counnenruinent of St if the WundH luHtltute wan held this mortilng in eclau Academy nluftomi KraduuivK revolving tiiclr di phunHM The nudltnrlum of the academy was filled with purentx frlenda and strlct dlpio BRONZE STATUES at in nlctuvea etc DOLORED HATS one third regular price beaut ifully rimmed regular $100 shoes at $285 All sizes Scores of other bargains DilTerent Apparel or Women Who know 1 SHOP All SUITS SOLD 14 at 2 Price D0MB BROS may Style possibilities in suede exceptional Com fort of suede proverbial Coolness of suede delightful Soft pliant shapes itself to the foot All in all the ideal leather for this season of the year for outdoors indoors too Shoe Store 26 and 28 EAST WASHINGTON STREET SOZODONt TOOTH POWDER "'UDRIR 1 he I Round I i i 1 ft I I I JfV VJ I IKI A I Ol Zz JR 75.