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'V 'i 1 '1 i 1921 JUNE 1921 S. M. T. W. F.

8 10 17 24 B. 4 11 4 18 28 1 8 19 22 29' 2 9 16 23 '80 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 14 21 28 SOCIAL CAIEXDAB Builder Clan of Beech Grove Church Home of Mr. and, Mrs. A. W.

Hagenbuck, one mil west of Clear Creek (Evening.) 4 Dorcas Girls of Bt Peter's Be 4 4 formed Church Home "of Hiss 4 Mildred Wlndemuth, William St 4 4 (Evening.) 4 Sew Sew Club Home of Mra. Bar Lahr, West High street (Ere nine) 4 N. L. U. Lunch eoo.

Home of 4 4 Mrs. E. H. StaM, North Jefferson 4 street (Afternoon at 1 o'coek.) 4 Tri Kappa Sorority Home of 4 Miss Prlsdlla McArthor, Qoilford 4 street (Evening.) 4 4 Ladles' Day at Country Club 4 Committee: Meadames Oscar Bus 4 sell and W. J.

Whitelock. (After 4 4 noon at 2:30 o'clock.) '4 Mara Joe Club Home of Mrs. 4 C. Y. Mygranta, 408 Center street 4 4 (Afternoon.) 4 4 WEDNESDAY 4 Porch Party W.

B. A. of Mae abees of Home. (After 4 noon.) 4 4 Eureka Circle Home of Mrs. B.

4 H. Hard, 605 Lincoln arena. 4 4 (Afternoon.) 4 Bridge Party Mrs. Frank Sat 4 4 terthwaite and Miss Mildred Sat 4 terthwaite, at their home near An drews. (Afternoon at 2 0.) 4 TH1TBKDAT 4 W.

M. S. of Erangellcal Church. 4 4 Home of Mrs. Merrll Bererly, 4 4840 East High street (Afternoon.) 4 4 Carnation Club Home of Mrs.

4 BEFORE mXBB.mSr CHILDBIRTH Mlrfc WOIiamt Telb How Compound ISxpl in Health nraoeck. 0. "LydU E. Pfakham' VegvtabU Compound helped me both was bora. 1 ered with back a.

beednche. wu renenlly run down and weak. I saw LjrdU E. Plnkham's Vegoteble Compound advertised the newspapers and decided to try it Mow I feel fine, take care of my twobors and do my own work. I recommend jour medicine to anyone who la aflintf.

Yod maypubliah my testt rnonlaltfrM think Mn.CABBi Ohio. For mora than forty years Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound has Nrreuormg women bmuu rit fmm WtfalaritieaL dinlce mfhtii, badutchea, headac hea. bearing down pains, nerrousneaa or 4 the bhaea. Today there la hardly a town or hamlet fat the United State wherein, some woman does not reside who has been made well by it That fa why Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is now recognised aa the atandard remedy for pnrh nflmTitX. v. 'S 3 Biff Jpiricesfbr quick disposal In Seve Si FOR LlViCNG ROOM 5 GROUP NO. I colors browns, greys and with chenmlle bbrde l. "Hi bbbbbbbbbbs "bbbbbbbf BY GEBTjtUDE CL WALTERS Fatae 401 W.

O. Newell, 1139 College Are. 4 4 (Afternoon.) 4 4 Cucrie Club Bomt of Mrs. Ar 4 4 thur Klein, Byron street (After 4 4 1 4 Bide A Wee Club At home of 4 4 Mrs. J.

J. Dlahong, 768 East' Wash 4 to gton street (Afternoon from 2 4 to 5 o'clock.) i 4 Dinner dance At Country Clnb. 4 4 Committee: Messrs. and Meadames 4 B. J.

Oibler, Patrick Gorman, Fred 4 Graystott and Will SelL (Erening 4 4 at 7:45 o'clock.) 4 Jolly Club 1910 Home of Mrs. 4 4 J. A. Lercrtoa, Etna. STenoe.

(Aft 4 ernoon.) 4 Ice Cream Social Senior claaa of 4 4 Clear Creek "Center H. at Clear 4 i 4 Creek. (Srenlng.) 4,4.4.44.4. f4.444wwT44 4 CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY. Honoring the eighty seventh birthday anniTersary of Andrew Friedman, a surprise was planned which waa an affair of Sunday.

A basket dinner was served at his home in Clear Creek township, with the following present: Mr. and Mrs. George Karat and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Amick.

atd family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward KaWW family, Mr. and Mrs. William Landrlgan and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward gcheiber and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Michael and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Gill and son. Mr. and Mrs. George Eckert and family, Mr.

and Mrs. John8cheer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bcheer and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Streets and son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kilty and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Yaste and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Roman Ankk and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy and family, Mr.

and Mrs. John Gill, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Eckert and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friedamn and family, P.

and son John, Mr. and Mra. Herman Eckert, Mr. and Mra. Eldon Kennedy, Joseph Bcheer, Henry Gill, Joseph Bcheer, Herman GUI, Fred Gill, Joe Friedman, Edward Eckert Ladle Ter man and Esther Harper.

Oat ef towa guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fish back, Mrs. K. Harbor, Mrs.

Peace, Miss Frances Moses, all of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hine and family, Mr.

and Martin Hlne, John Hine, William Hine of Bee HONORS MISS WASMDTH. In honor of Miss Von Wasmuth, wtose marriage to Wmiam be solemnised at high noon Tharsday, Mta Eralyn Schacht was hostess last erening to twenty two members of the sorority: at a dinner party at the Tea Cop Tea shop on Nona Jefferson street A color scheme of gold and turquoise blue, the sorority colors, was used and the tables were centered with Mrs. Aaron Ward roses in crystal rases tied with airy bows of turqoise blue tulle. Dainty nut baskets and name cards marked each eorer and at the place of the honored guest was a lovely cor sage of roses. Following the dinner Wasmuth was presented a large Wue and gold covered box which contained mis eellaneoua gifts tied with blue and gold rlbbone.

Miss Dorothy Sparks of Buab rille, the house guest of Miss Wasmuth, was an out of town guest PARTY. Miss Kathryn "Brown very delightfully entertained the Golden Key firls at her home on Frederick street complimentary to Miss Hasel Boss who will leave soon for Cedar wher she will at tend school Lunch, was served at the Tea Cup Tea room en North Jefferson street The guests were the Misses Hasel Rose, Dorothy Kitt Fern Fulton, Gladys Warkenklen, Hasel Eichorn, Florence Bailey, Ines Barrett, Kathryn Brown, Gretchen Gemmer, Catherine Gunsenhauser, Hefen" Thomas and Mrs. A. L. White and Mrs.

Chester, Hunter. blues, pinks, 1 BEDi ROOM 2 Hanrardtand FiranUiii SaiiilirySRugs xSO Arfeibattfes; elloviwublueaii rTafU Cherry ClOTINGTON PZ3 Women Askedtvi Meet June 13 1 pint cherry juice 1 4 cup lemon juice 1 pint sugar sirup Dessert cherries 1 cup orange juice 1 tearpoon almond extract 1 cup carbonated or ice water. Combine the juice and add extract, stir in the simp and place in ice box to chill and ripen, then add the water, using enough to make of the desired strength. I'onr into tall glasw pitcher containing fhaved or cracked ice aDd serve. Garnish each glass with "Dessert" chenies.

4 4 4 Pineapples de 8 cups sugar sirup 1 4 cup lemon juice Iced wster 1 1 2 cups pineapple juice 1 4 cop orange juice Make the sugar strop as directed, with one pound and one pint of water, boiling to a rather thick strap. Dilute with water to make of the right strecrth. line apple juice goes well with any fruit juices and this may be varied to suit the taste. Tea Lemonade 1 cup sugar sirup 1 quart tea infusion 1 quart iced water 1 2 cup lemon juice 1 4 cup orange or pineapple juice Combine juices and sirup, chill and add alices of lemon or orange. 4 Peach Sorbet 2 cups peach pi up or juice 1 4 cup lemon juice Iced water 1 cup orange juice 1 pint sugar sirup Combine fruit juices and sirup, then dilute with water to make of the desired strength Serve in tall glasses with ice.

Iced Cafeta 1 quart atrong coffee 1 4 cup condensed milk or cream 1 8 teaspoon ground mace 1 cup sugar 1 4 teaspoon almond extract 1 8 teaspoon sroand sllsoice Add the sugar and spices to the coffee while hot and let stand until cool, then add the cream and the extract and about one fourth cud of nowdered alnunda. Strain through a coarse cheese cloth, and place en ice to ripen. When ready to serve, plaee in each glass a tablespoon of shaved ice," aid Is yott do not care for the drink as strong at thia, delute with a little ka water. Top wjth a Jtytle whipped Tsem: WMl! Iced Chorolaie Cap 1 cup cream or eondencod milk 4 tablespoons 'grated chocriate or t. cocoa 7 l'cup cold water 2 egg yolks 1 teaspooon' vanilla 1 cup milk 1 cup' sugar Pinch of cinnamon Pinch, of salt Crushed ice 1 quart mineral water Whipped cream Place the milk in a double boiler, and the sugar when it comes to a boil in tha chocolate melted in one fourth cup of hot water.

Cook until smooth and thick: then stir in the cream and the well beaten egg yoika, bring to the boiling point, ftirring constantly tn prevent it retting lumpy add seasoning. Dilute with water. Pcur into thin glasses about haf fillcd with shaved ice. Top with whipped FUNDERBURG RE ELECTED Clifford Funderburg was unanimously re elected county superintendent of schools to serve a third jenn by the township trustees yesterday. The new term will be for four years beginning August 116.

Mr. Funderburg has been, county superintendent of schools since June 6, 191L R1 BATHROOM and HALLS GROUP NO. 3 Harvard and Franklin Rag Rugs 27x54 i Beauiiful patterns witii piiMljlud 8 Wrtanriv. frinared edges in grays, VENIS FALCK. Miss Nova Vents and Henry Fakk, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Fakk, were married Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Peter's Reformed church. The Rev. R.

B. Meckstroth performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Falck left for a short wedding trip and on their" return to Huntington they will reside at 608 East Franklin street 4 4 BOUND TABLE CLUB.

The regular meeting of the Round Ta ble dub wu held yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Clara Kenower on West Park Drive. "Great Women" waa the subject of the afternoon, with Mrs. Frank Felter aa leader. 4. CLASS.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hagenbuck will entertain the members of the Builders' class of the Beech Grove church this eve ning st their home one mile west of Clear Creek Center.

All members have been asked to attend. 4. 4. POWERS HARTMAN. The marriage of Miss Maude Powers and Herman Hartman took place Satur day evenlna st St Peter's Reformed church.

The Rev. B. B. Meckstroth off! dated. They will reside in this city at 715 First street SUPPER PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. Ora Ward of Grant street entertained Sunday evening at a flab, supper, the following guests: John MaOand of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. William ruber and son, Mr.

and Mrs. Noble Wall and family and Ernest Lan dis and daughter of this city. AID SOCIETY POSTPONED. The meeting ef the Ladies' Aid Soci ety of the Central Christian church an nounced for Friday, has been postponed one week. The meeting at that time will be held at the home of Mrs.

J. A. Nim mans on Etna avenue. SAN SOUCI CLUB. Miss Mildred Mullin entertained the members ef the San Bond dub at ner home in the Hawley Heights Addition last evening.

The evening was spent in the usual msfcmer and refreshments were served. W. M. 8. The Women's Missionary society of the Evangelical church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Mer rll Beverly at her home, 840 Eaat High street BIDE A WEE CLUB. Mrs. J. J. Disnong of 768 East Wash ington street' will entertain the members of the Bide A Wee club at her home Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 clock.

4 4. DORCAS GIRLS. Miss' Mildred Windemuth will enter tain the members of the Doreas class of the St Peter's Reformed church at her home on William street this evening. 4, 4. 4.

CARNATION CLUB. Mrs. W. C. Newell of 1139 College avenue will enteretain the members of the Carnation club at her home Thursday afternoon.

4. 4. 4. CUCRUT CLUB. The members of the Cucrie club will be the guests of.

Mrs. Arthur Klein ou Byron street Thursday afternoon. 4 4 4 PORCH PARTY. The W. B.

A. of the Macabees will hold a porch party at the K. of P. home Wednesday afternoon; PHYSICIANS TO MEET. The regular meeting of the Huntington County Medical sodety will be held this evening a the Commercial dub rooms.

Several physicians from outside of ington are expected to attend. specials at real special blues! brown and pinks, I II T. T. Dun ran, dry chairman for the democratic party, yesterday ser.t out notices to number of women who had been suggested to him as good committee women for the coming city campaign. The notices asked for a meeting Jane 18 at 8 o'clock st the rooms of the Hantinc tort County Democratic club.

The candidates for city offices are to be present, and plans for organising the women and for their work in the compaign probably will be discussed. TO Among the. three appointments announced by Bishop Herman Alerding of the Fort Wayne diocese waa the one given to the Rev. George Moorman, for merly assistant pastor of the St Mary's church in this city and now pastor of the St Louis church at Besancom. His new appointment will take him to the St Joseph's church at Logansport The Rev.

Moorman spent from Janu ary 14, 1914, until September 2, 1916, in thia city and has also served as assistant at the Cathedral in Fort Wayne and at the St Vincinfa church at Logansport. He was pastor of the Immaculate Conception church at Kendallville and served as chaplain overseas during the World war. PERFECT THEATRE Today and Wed. "The Inside of the Cup" rA Paramount Super Special From the World Famous Novel by Winston Churchill Matinee 15 25c Night 25 35c HUNTINGTON THEATRE TODAY and TOMORROW FEATURE PICTURES KEITH VAUDEVILLE "See My Lawyer" Art Al Christie Comedy from the New York Stage Success. Cliff Clark Tunes and Topics DeWitt Burns and Torrence In the Awakening of a Toy Shop.

Matinees 20c Nights 25c and 35c 7 WASH RUGS Those wash rugs need to be laundered regularly to preserve their freshness. Pure "rainsoft" water and soap flakes not only cleanse but add to their Ufa. They, will be dried and "fluffed" to that they wQl lay smooth on the floor. We can help you on this part of houssdeaninf. 1 MODERN LAUNDRY PHONE 844 ANION LAUNDRY CO.

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Worth at least 17.00 to $9.85. Specially priced, $e9Q GROUP NO. 2 Very fine organdies, dotted Swiss, linen, and combinations of linen with embroidered batiste. Splendid selection of models. Genuine $12.90 to $16.50 values.

Specially priced Waists A special offering of fine jwalsts, mostly French voiles, and some fine domestic voiles, some trimmed with real lace. Sizes 36 to 46 and extra sizes nn to 54 I iSO Other good voile waists at 08c, Georgette and Tricolette Over TT. $2.98 Petticoats A regular 98c white sllkoline pet ticoat at a special price. Wash able with deep flounce. 59c Our price Washable sateen petticoats in white or flesh, with hemstitched, scalloped or flounce bottoms.

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