Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 3

LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Wednesday Evening May 231928 PICKWICK CLUB BIRTHDAY the 4 Summertime and Vacation VM Uli UV 7f Itll LA CA AX ment is made that every detail T5T renounces the throne or the glorious flavor of 1 and the healthful THREE SPECIAL GROUPS AT goodness of Bran 95 95 1 I 4 VS match this i alt against all regardless! PEP BRAN LAKES HIGH LIGHTS HISTORY The Occupation ol Nashville CARROLL MANSIELD 1 19'26 5 jOPULARst laid Mrs be the one to sug frequently I ad attempt to force might spoil the things take their long Mr had A bridge over the Susquehanna river in Maryland is being made double decked so that south bound traffic will pass over the ground floor and north bound traffic will use the upper deck crepe de materials Buy Now While Selections Are Complete ITH ORTS HENRY ANO DONELSON DISPOSED THE NEXT TASK THE EDERALS WAS TO OCCUPY NASHVILLE THE CAPITAL TENNESSEE 0 styles and charmingly the softness of the feminine in the Beautiful Silk Lingerie for The June Bride the annual charity ball sponsored by the club for the benefit of the lower Mission I Dainty Lingerie or the Sweet Girl Graduate DECLARED INSANE Special to Journal and Courier MONTICELLO Ind May 23 Mrs Lucy Holdridge 68 of Wol cott was committed to the cen tral hospital for the insane Tues day by Speciaf Judge Carey in circuit court' She has been violently Insane Peck world fa York playwright who produced the original "Castles in the of dainty de Chine Budweiser Malt Syrup adds a deliciousflavor to bread cakes cookies etc ortieth Anniversary Observed With Tea and Appro priate Playlet in Which Members Display Much Guests Are Entertained Birth of Club at Party in 1888 chair com Bur Bordon for the Have you planned your summer A marvelous assortment of beautiful Gowns Pajamas Bed Jackets Dancettes and Chemise in lacy and semi tailored styles Sportees Combinettes Costume Slips Teddies and Bloomers in chic tailored styles VanNatta Miss Miss Lydia Marks and Miss Timberlake Mrs Allison Stuart was man of the entertainment mittee and with Mrs leigh Davidson and Mrs Kessler receives credit excellent coaching of the cast RERESHMENTS SERVED ollowing the entertainment' the guests were invited to the dining room for delicious refreshments Mrs Marshall sr and Mrs Jo seph Shirk of Peru a former member poured at a table cov ered with a handsome lace cloth and centered with a beautiful iced three per cake surrounded with forty lighted tapers and a wreath of smilax our silver bas kets filled with Dresden bouquets formed a square around the cen terpiece Tea was also served at a beautifully appointed table in the sun parlor Mrs T'dgar Rowe of Chicago andl Mrs Jesse An leigh was splendid in her role and Mrs Bordon Kessler as the pompeous Sergeant Buzfuz and Mrs rederick Holmes as' Mr Skimpin shared honors with Jus tice Starleigh The court pro ceedings provoked much mirth among the guests and more than once "order in the court" was called by the court ushers Others who deserve special men tion were: Tracy Truman (Mrs Marshall Haywood) Mr Snodgrass (Mrs Roy Wallace) Nathaniel Winkle (Mrs William Taylor) Mr Perker (Mrs William Loomis Heston) Mr ogg (Mrs William Crockett) Mr Dodson (Mrs rank Timberlake) Mr Snub bins (Miss Mary Louise Taylor) Mr Phunky (Mrs Rochester Baird) Tony Weller (Mrs Henry I Poor) Gentleman in Black (Mrs Henry Marshall Jr) court ushers Airs John VanNatta and Mrs Burr Swezey and the members of the jury Mrs Ralph Morris Miss Eleanor Brocken brough Mrs Charles Murdock Mrs Irene Shoemaker Miss Mary i Jane Winfield Betty UNDERTHINGS Exclusive and Unequelled in Value Crepe de Chine and Trousseau Silks $95 Mrs Priscilla Severing of Ind ianapolis BIRTH CLUB The Pickwick club had its in ception one Saturday morning in 1888 when Mrs James Smart whose husband was then president of Purdue invited five little girls Io her home for a party with her daughter Miss Mary Smart Plekwi i an were bestowed upon the group of six and they ihave used them through the years since 1 1 lien Out of the Pickwick party of I six children grew the Pickwick club now having an ac tive membership of 26 and hav ing for its aim not only social recreationl bitt worthy charity work I v(hich finds expression in Pep Bran lakes art mildly laxative ALL another Kellogg it 100 bran and guaranteed to relievo constipation Martyr to Ray fSy ths Associated Press) RIO JANEIRO May A martyr to the ray is dead Dr Alvaro Alvin began research in 1895 and notwithstanding loss of both hands continued his work till a few days ago ASK for Pep Bran lakes say you never knew bran flakes could be so good such a wonderful cereal food the April performances will be repeated in June The mail or der sale of seats is now on PRAISE BY AUTHOR Raymond mous New wrote and professional production came to Lafayette for the Harlequin play and nounced it equal to fessional offering in spects and even better in others He particularly commended the work of Eddie Kinzel and Bess ranklin in the comedy leads Madelyn Markley Louis Lowe Russell Greenwood Muriel Knight and others iq the various impor tant roles In Indianapolis where the play was presented May 1 Lqcal Choir to Visit Crawfordsville Sunday The choir of the irst Christian church directed by Robert Knight will go to Crawfordsville Sunday evening present a sacred re cital in the irst Christian church there In preparation for the con cert a rehearsal of the full choir has been called in the church here riday evening at 7:30 o'clock Here is a cereal the entire family will enjoy That will bring them health and pep With milk or cream it is practically a perfect food 1 Be sure to try it At grocers in the red and green package Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and vacation wardrobe budget? We started planning several RANT ADVANCING ROM THE WEST PLANNED TO UNITE WITH BUELL MARCHING SOUTHWARD ROM BOWLING GREEN TO CRUSH THE CONEDERATE ARMY GEN A SIDNEY JOHNSTON JOHNSTON HOWEVER WAS TOO SHREWD TO BE CAUGHT IN SUCH A TRAP AND CONTINUED TO RETREAT DESPITE THE SEVERE CRITICISM SOUTHERN NEWSPAPERS Observing its fortieth anniver sary the Pickwick club entertain ed in charming fashion Tuesday afternoon at the Henry Mar shall home on State street the members and guests enjoying a clever playlet and an anniversary tea The guests were received in the drawing room by Mrs Marshall Sr Mrs Henry Jr Mrs William Taylor Miss Elea nor Brockenbrough and Mrs Irene Shoemaker The play Pick wick Takes Unto a was presented In the ball room on the third floor which served as an ideal The stage settings were attractive with an tique furniture and the characters appeared inxneir costumes or ago 'making it sedm that Pickwick and his associates really come to life PICKWICK COMEDY The first two scenes were at' Mr lodgings at house in Goswell street and in Mrs parlor The third scene was court of Common pleas at Guildhall some weeks In the last scene each member had a part and the well coached cast was worthy of the professional stage Mrs Charles Herbert Stuart as the dignified and much misunder stood Mr Pickwick was excellent In her jpart and and Mrs Joseph A Andrew who portrayed the role of the: petite Mrs Bardell who took too much for granted was also happily cast Mrs George Haywood Jr kept the audience in constant merriment in her com edy1 role of Samuel Weller the servant who was blessed with an unusual amount of frankness Mrs Cluppins (Mrs William Blistain) and Mrs Sanders (Mrs Pyke) in their scenes with the plaintiff Mrs Bardell brought forth much applause Peggyt Tim herlake made a model son of Widow Bardell AUDIENCE MERRY The trial in the third scene brought out much talent Mrs Burleigh Davidson as Justice Star batina styles with shad Some with ruf Many pro the pro many re or the fastidious women are these new underthings in the loveliest of pastels They are simply and beautifully made in lace trimmed or tail ored reflect newly mode Real Quality Malt Syrup regular dar BM 72 Helpful Advice to Girls By ANNIE LAURIE that he may give his heart to his sweetheart MANY HIGH SPOTS The ensembles are especially thrilling the music is of the best quality and the haunting melodies are made particularly striking by the singing choruses so excellent ly drilled by Mr Siegfried The spirit of youth pervades the en tire performance with a galaxy of pretty and graceful girls to give it fthe background so es sential to the success of a piece of this kind The additional per formances will give many per sons an opportunity to see the operetta who were unable la do so in April and two capacity houses Sire' expected for the play on tine II the critics pronounced in the best college play ever seen there and it broke all box office records STORY APPEALING The of the play is par ticularly appealing dealing as it does' with an American dreams of a prince charming and her journey' to the land of ro mance where her dream comes true despite the skepticism of her millionaire guardian and the hostility of designing intriguers In the royal court of Latavia drew of West Poiipj former mem poured at this table Baskets of beautiful spring flowers were placed' about the rooms in a most artistic: arrange ment Among those present from a distance were: Mrs Morell Earl of Muncie Airs Boykin Haile of Oklahoma City Okla Mrs Ralph Henderson of Chicago and ront strictly tail ored to elaborately lace trimmed single pieces or sets are here for your selec tion in all sizes TA EAR ANNIE LAURIE: 1 About one month ago I met a fellow whom 1 like a great deal He tells me he enjoys my com party very much 1 see him only about once a wpek you think if he really cared for me as much as he says that he would eall more often? WONDERING WONDERING: 1 advise you to be content with the friendship of this boy and must caution you against making axiy demands upon him Once a week should be often enough for you to see one another and if in time you both find that this Is not eurncient let him pest calling more vise you not to matters as you friendshin Let natural course and do not be too deeply concerned Remember youhave known this boy for only oae month! Imagine all the delicious flavor Kellogg discovered for PEP Crisp crackly flakes full of nourishing food elements Just enough bran to make them mildly laxative Dear annie laurie I am a' girl 18 years of age I am going with a very nice fellow who is two years my senior' He has asked me to marry him but wants to wait until he gets more money so he can give me a nice little home However we are of different religions and while my parents do not object to my going with him 1 do not know if it is right for me to consider marrying him What am I to do? WONDERING SWEETHEART yVONDERING SWEETHEART The problem of inter marriage can be settled only by the individu als concerned and since you yourself are uncertain of the advisability of marrying this man on account of the difference of your religion I would advise you to ask the pastor of your church to help you solve this prob lem He will be giad to help you my dear and undoubtedly you benefit by his advice ored or lace trimmed de chine in flesh Petticoats Again the short siik becomes a desir able undergarment Tailored or lace jtrimmed styles Cdstume A large as sortment including clime silk and Plain tailored owproof hem fled or petal bottoms Many are lacc trimmed All summer colors A wonderful (assortment of prettiest new Crepe de Chine Silk: Undies Ejmployihg new laces and tailoring The kind you will adore and want as many as possible 1 Gowns Dancettes Stepins Bed Jackets Chemise rench Panties in all the pastel shades the hew one piece garment with elastic or cuff knee and bodice top Some have fitted braziere tops Tail Crepe Whenever a customer whose trade I want to lose asks mte which is the best malt to buy I say: Of course I give any premiums with Bud or any cans free for a few labels too much real quality in the prod uct for that BUT Every can that goes out of my store makes a real friend for me and friends come back to buy again GOVERNOR AND STATE 1 Ctst iniBP LED ANO WHEN GRANT AND BUELL REACHED NASHVILLE THEY AT ONCE SET UP A STATS GOV ERNMENT UNDER MARTIAL LAW ANDREW JOHN SON (WHO LATER BECAME PRESIDENT AT UNC0ln) Vas APPOINTED MtUTl THE RANK BRIGADIER i GENERAL 4 'twruobiih Extrai Special Group of Summer Underthings Rayons Voiles and Summer abrics at This group includes Bloomer Stepins Sportees Chemise rench Tanties (towns Combinettes and Philippine Hand Made Gowns Also Combinettes Bloom ers and Step! nettes Patented gar ments in pastel' shades Retterd Patent Ofhca Harlequin Club Will Repeat Highly Successful Operetta in the to Have Two June 11 Performances at Mars in All Its Original Beauty for Benefit of Those Who Were Unable to Get Tickets During 4 Run in April Gala Week Event In all its original beauty including the striking costumes ar tistic scenery colorful and elaborate chorus maneuvers and preasing specialties that made it such a phenomenal success in April the Purdue Harlequin exquisite operetta in the is to have ttvo extra performances early in June at the Mars theater for the benefit of returning Purdue alumni and the general public in Lafayette and vicinity especially those who were unable to get tickets during the original run April 26 27 and 28 The date of thff Gala Week presentation is Mon day June 11 and there will be matinee and evening shows DIRECTOR HONORED Russell Siegfried the com petent director who made the greatest hit of his career in this production has been signally hon ored by the senior class at Pur due the 1928 Debris Purdue's annual having been "dedicated to him as a tribute to his genius in Purdue theatricals He Is drill ing the large cast and chorus nearly 100 talented students in all for the June shows and announce The $195 Group One assortment lace trimmed Crene Teddies Stepins Petticoats and 1 'Dancettes that are wonderful values at this low price One assortment of Voile lace trimmed Gowns and Rayon Tailored GoWns in all the pastel shades Sportees Jathletic pants and bandettes to match Summer materials Stripes and Jnovelty patterns Very new and prac tical LA i large assort ment of pajamas is here xin novelty summer materials and rayon Attractive styles both tailored and pacy Come in and see the new prints You will surely wanfcjthehi Tailored Garments Tailored Rayon Tedds Combinettes i er Bloomers Combrazieres and Combinettes: Costume Slips in all pastel shades of batina New assortment Philippine hand made Gowns? months ago these assortments of intimate wear so essential for warm weather comfort and to give to i the season new modes a fotm I I dation of feminine lines and youth ANHEUSER BUSCH St Louis Sold by Grocers and Dealers Everywhere Budweiser i I a zTV''4rx' i 4 I 1 1 5 1 EflrSrVXjA I II i BE li 1 I iff 1 MVaH 1 1 1 IKrall I I I I I I '1 I1 I I I I 1 1 lii Wj I I Bm' I J' i' by Wii i liAlilTH THE UNION ARMIES DRAWING NEAR nc unr ewenw i ca rncrsritu IU CVAVUAIE KSjHE NRSIVILUt ALL 5 I UKtS AND PROVISIONS WERE CARRIED AWAY BY THE TROOPS OR DIS PERSED AMONG THE CITIZENS AND THE BRIDGES OVER THE CUMBERLAND WERE BURNED ON EB 23 THE CITY WAS ABANDONED AND ON THE SAME DAY THE 4TH OHIO CAVALRY CEN EDERAL DIVISION RODE IN AND TOOK POSSESSION PEP 11 2 1 biff A 1UA HO 1 xg ff gg ra fl' hL lfnv fl flfl 1 1 i 1 14 i vtl JmilaAiflnTkr lrHr lir 'JOHU5TOM0SA UJ IS ORCES KEPT BEYOND THE GRASP THEIR PURSUERS AND IN THEIR RETREAT DE STROYED EVERYTHING MILITARY VALUE BEHIND THEM TO PREVENT IT ALLING INTO THE HANDS THE EDERALS ON EB 20 1662 TROOPS ARMY HAD REACHED CLARKSVILLE ITY MILES NORTHWEST THE STATE CAPITAL V'' 'A i 'Hgi 7 I I' sSQ £5 IW 0.