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home THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1926. Society -Clubs -Personal Is Honor Guest FLOYD WAKELAND. WITHERS HOME BOARD MEETING ON TUESDAY The member of the board of the Withers home held their July meeting at the home yesterday morning. Five hundred Individual jelly glasses were distributed at this time to be filled for use on luncheon trays. teen members and one guest attended the meeting Mrs.

Simpson, superintendent of the home gave her report as did Mrs. A. L. Chapman, chairman of the house committee. Mrs.

Guy McCurdy, chairman of the financial committee, and Mrs. Campbell Holton, chairman of the appltcations committee. The reports all showed to be in excellent conditions and the occupants well satisfied and happy. Mrs. Albert Schwarzman, president, wAR in charge of the meeting.

HOLD BRIDGE LUNCHEON AT B. C. C. ON TUESDAY The weekly bridge luncheon was held at the Bloomington Country club yesterday. There were nine tables of bridge and Mrs.

Walter Brubaker won the first prize for the day while the second prize went to Mrs. John Gray. Mrs. George Stautz, Mra. Harry Hall, Mrs.

Delmar Schnepp, and Mrs. Robert ter were hostesses for the day. Hostesses for the bridge luncheon on next Tuesday, July 13, will be Mrs. Bert William Young. Mra.

Alden Barnes, and Mrs. Frank Coles. VISITING AT THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER Mre.

Fred Perkins, of Kenosha, Wie. arrived in this city yesterday afternoon for week's or ten days' visit at the home of her cousin. Mrs. Walter Alexander, of East ton street. Mra.

Perkins has trequently visited in Bloomington and has many friends here. Mra. Alexander has issued 100 vitations for tea to be given at her home from 4 until n'elock next Friday afternoon in of Mra Perkins. MR. LEWIS" G.

STEVENSON RETURNS FROM THE EAST Lewis G. Stevenson returned home yesterday from New York City and Rochester, N. Y. where he visited hie daughter. Miss Elizabeth Stevenson is Ing this in Ibbetson" In which Glenn Hunter la the star.

Last week Miss Elsie Ferguson was the visiting star with more to follow. Desirable Footwear Low Priced for Quick Disposal $3.45 $4.85 Fine Shoes, of the excellent quality for which Bunnell Bros. Shoes are known. The styles are attractive--and there's ample variety to select from. Whether you wish sport shoes or foot.

wear for dress wear, a visit to Bunnell Bros. SUB-SALESROOM, NOW, will reveal many opportunities to save, Bunnell Bree South Bide Square. A HOUSE OF QUALITY Events of Today Utile Dulcia club picnic at Miller park at 6 o'clock this evening. Mothers club of Alexander school meets this afternoon with Mrs. J.

L. Erickson, of rural route 2. Lakeside Country club, women's golf day, club. Odette club, 7:30 p. with Mrs.

Wilbur Ahlers, 810 East Buchanan street. Kiwanis, campus chautauqua, of opening Wesleyan prouniversity. Women of Mooseheart Legion, 8 p. Moose temple. Phi Pho club, 2:30 with Mrs.

Joe Woodard, 314 North Main. Clover Leaf club, 2:30 p. with Mrs. Edward C. Butler, 911 North Main street.

Cafeteria committee of Y. W. C. supper meeting, 6 p. building.

Woman's Foreign Missionary ciety of First M. E. church, 2:30 p. church parlors. Ladies' Aid of First Congregational church, meeting 3 picnic supper 6 p.

Miller park. WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION MEET TONIGHT The Women of Mooseheart Legion will hold their regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in Moose Temple, Mrs. Francis Brown, Junior regent, will give her report of the recent Chicago convention, at this time. Later there will be the initiation of a class of candidates. Motor To Decatur.

group of Bloomington people motored to Decatur on Monday and spent the day at Lake Decatur. The trip was made by motor and there were two carloads. The party included: Mr. and Mrs. James Rutledge, Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Kleese, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moran, Mrs. James Novacek and Miss Louise Caltzman.

Today's Fashion Notes By Aileen Lamont. Copyright 1926 by The Daily Pantagraph. By Special Leased Wire. New York, July is no indication of the return to the mal waistline seen in the midsummer dresses. On the contrary the newer models have the belt at least an inch lower thap on the spring models and the latest blouses are quite two inches longer than those worn two months ago.

There is no attempt being made to lengthen the short skirts and the correct length remaine just below the knee. Matches. There is no limit to the effort, to make various wardrobe accessories match. Envelope-shaped bags are being sold to match shoes, with telope and lizard a favorite for both. Bags and parasols are frequently decorated with similar embroideries.

Tapestry is used for one charming with the bag en suite. One of the new shades for stockings which goes with lizard shoes is known as "wolf." Ruffles. The newest neck -pleces seen in the smart shops resemble nothing 50 much as the ruffled collar worn by the clown dog in the circus. They are usually fashioned of frills of ostrich plumes and ribbon or made from the brightest of taffeta. They are fastened with enormous bows cuddled under one ear by big cluster of artificial flowers.

White and Black. So tar as sport clothes are cerned, white and combinations of white and black unquestionably are most popular. The materials may be chosen from wide range but an admixture of white is almost universal. Madras, silk broadcloth, crepe de chine, Chinese Damask, Jap silks, and Irish linens all are employed. Comebacks Out side Outside of the of a Bathing would Beach- Green where you rather be? River Green River Cool, satisfying- -with the The Snappy Comeback The drink for everybodyrefreshing flavor of limes For Thirst at fountains or in bottles DOTSON-SPRINKLE WEDDING TUESDAY The marriage of Miss Grace Dotson, eldest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Dotson, of Leroy, to Kenneth A. Sprinkle, of Villa Grove, was solemnized at 12:30 o'clock yesterday by the Rev.

W. E. Keenan at the parsonage of the Park M. E. church.

The couple was unattended, and immediately after the ceremony they left for a two weeks' honeymoon to Chicago and northern points. Sprinkle is graduate of the Leroy A high school, and attended both the Normal university and the University of Illinois. She taught school at and Hillsboro, and for the past four years has been teaching in the grade schools at Villa Grove. Mr. Sprinkle is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. I. A. Sprinkle, of Villa Grove! He is a graduate of Northwestern university, and is a member of Phi Delta Chi fraternity there. He 19 associated with his father in the drug business in Villa Grove.

After July 15 the couple will be at home to their frends at Villa Grove. 4 Return From Dayton, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F.

Gierman and daughters Marie and Clara and son Fred, of 810 East Lincoln street, returned yesterday from Dayton, 0., where they have been visiting Mrs. J. Meyer. Mrs. Meyer and Miss Loretta Johnson.

both of Dayton, have been spending the past three weeks visiting in this city, and they accompanied the Germans to their home in Dayton when they motored there on Friday. 6 Visiting in the South. Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Miller, 501 East Taylor street, are on an automobile trip to their plantation near Jackson. Miss. They expect to return thru the Carolinas. MR.

AND MRS. INSTONE TO GIVE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Instone, of 702 Franklin avenue, Normal, entertained a number of guests at a house party at their home over the week -end. when The party broke dispersed up yes- to terday the group their homes.

Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Irving, of Toronto, Can. who are on their honeymoon. Mrs.

Irving was formerly Miss Porter, and is a sister of Agnes Mis Edith Porter, who was also on the houseparty. They are cousins of Mrs. Instone. Mr. a and Mrs.

Irving have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Miller in Chicago and they accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Miller and their son to the Instone house party.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Fortine a and children of Evanston, were also guests. Campbell Miller, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Miller, 18 spending the summer here and expects to enter Wesleyan next fall. Dorcas Party. The members of the Dorcas society of the First English Lutheran charge gave a party at the church last evening in honor Mrs. R.

Hedstrom, wife of the pastor. The evening spent socially and proved very pleasant. Mrs. Hedstrom was presented with a number of useful gifts. Visiting Grandparents.

Mrs. Max Fournier, of Cleveland, 0., is making a several weeks' visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Bunnell, of 1221 East Washington street. Dewey Camp Sewing Circle. The members of Dewey Camp Sewing Circle R. A. will meet at Miller park at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.

Mrs. Van Huss and Mrs. William Burns will be hostesses. W. H.

ROLAND Wait! The climax in value-giving-the bargain event of the year will be staged at Roland's--Beginning Thursday morning at 8:30 sharp. Our Great Before Invoicing Sale Our stock has been gone over, re-grouped and re-priced and our big advertisement which appears Thursday will tell you the details of this great semi-annual event. Our great Before Involeing Sale is a store wide clearance on a $250,000 stock of new, fresh merchandise guaranteed quality Ready.to-Wear at prices well worth hurrying down town for! Plan to be here when the doors open, Thursday morning at 8:30 sharp. Returns to Ohio. Emily Van Schoick has re.

turned to her home in Columbus, 0. after spending a week's vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H.

Van Schoick, of 913 South Main street. In Chicago. T. Wilman, of Normal, week-end in Chicago vis. iting Frank R.

Wilman. 4 Meet This Afternoon. The members of the Mothers club of the Alexander school will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J. L.

Erickson, of rural route 2. Will Give Informal Reception Following Performance Friday have 47 engagements. Pienie This Evening. The members of Utile Dulcia club will have picnic at Miller Park at 6 o'clock this evening. Odette Club.

Mre. Wilbur Ahlers, of 810 East -Buchanon street, will entertain An informal reception will be givhen by the members of the Wesleyan College of Music Friday evening following the performance of the Tooley Opera company in honor of the members of the opera company well as the members of the orchestra who are leavins Saturday A tour thru Illinois, Indiana and Iowa. The party will be held in the studios and on the lawn of the college of music. The members of the faculty will receive guests who will include the summer students at the college of music, the members of the munical fraternities and sororities and the honorary members and patrons for these organizations. The committee in charge of Arrangements for the party is made up.

of Prof Arnold Lovejoy, Miss Bessie Louise Smith, and Prof. William E. Kritch, all of the faculty a of the Wesleyan school of music. Japanese lanterns will be hung bout the school lawn making it attractive. The performance of the opera company of especial interest since Floyd Wakeland of this city and a junior at Wesleyan university, is one of the members.

Mr. Wakeland is a member of Sinfonta musical fraternity at Wesleyan and when he completes summer engagement will resume his studies Wesleyan. He has a lyric tenor voice and has been engaged a member of the Baptist quartet for next year. The tour of the opera company will embrace the northern and central states. The members of the International orchestra who are also to be guests of honor are Miss Ruth Yoder, Miss Josephine Farmer, violin: Miss Virginia Husted, cello; Miss Gladys Crosby, soprano and piano; Victor Sleeter, flute, and Eugene Browning.

clarinet. Mrs. Vera Pearl Kemp has directed this group of musicians. They will have appearance on independent chautauqua programs and members of the Odette club at thee home at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Woman's Shop "The Gossard Line of Beauty" Woman's Hosiery As-You-Like-It For Shaughnessy Olivnit We take care of all Mailage Our shop gives service in hem stitching, pleating and covering buttons.

Mantle Sisters 301 North East St. East of Post Office HAVE FAMILY PARTY HERE OVER THE FOURTH Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Frost, of 1008 East Grove street, had a pleasant family reunion at their home over the Fourth of July, when all of their children were them. The guests from awa.

included: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Frost, and family, of Topeka, Dr. and Mrs.

George N. Frost, and family, of Austin, Mr. and Mrs. William Frost, and daughter, of Peoria; Mrs J. P.

Harking and daughter, of and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Herr and family of Nor(mal. Those from this city were: Mr.

and Mrs. Fred S. Frost and family, of 1206 East Jefferson street, Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Florance and daughters, of East Washington street. A picture was taken of the family, group which numbered 31 reunion thoroughly enjoyable. was. out-of-town guests made the trip by motor and have all departed for their home except Mrs.

Harking a. her daughter, who will remain 4 here for a several day's visit. They formerly lived in Bloomington, moving to lowa a short time ago. LOCAL W. C.

T. U. MEMBERS ASKED TO PICNIC FRIDAY The members of the Bloomington and Normal Woman's Christian Temperance unions have been invited to attend a picnic given by the members of the Lincoln W. C. T.

U. at Miller park next Friday poon. June 9. After luncheon the Lincoln union will hold its regular July members, "The trip from Lincoln will be made by motor, leaving there at about 10 o'clock in the morning. The indoor picnic planned by the members of the local T.

U. will held at the Y. W. A. on C.

Thursday, July 15 and is in no way connected with the Lincoln plenie. An interesting program has been arranged for the indoor plenie. K. V. W.

Club. Mrs. Will Carnanan, of 1102 North Madison street, will entertain the members of the K. Y. W.

club at the Al-Jo tea room at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The time will be spent playing five hundred. Return To Ellsworth. Mrs. Luva Gaffney and daughters, Frances and Louise, have returned to In Ellsworth after ing several days as guests at the no.de or air.

Mire D. E. Riley, of South Lee street. Here Over The Fourth. Mr.

J. E. Gramley and Mr. and Mrs. Benton Or Gramley of Ellsworth.

spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mra. D. E. Riley, of South Lee street.

0 6 0 Visit In Downs. Mr. Henry Rose of Downs had as his guests over the Fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Delaney and family, Mr.

and Mrs. James Clark and family, and Mr. and Mrs. M. W.

Fitzgerald and family all of this city. They motored to Downs on evening and returned to Bloomington yesterday. Return to Peoria. Mr. and Mrs.

1. D. Benjamin and daughter. Dorothy, and Miss Ruby Barton, all of Peoria have returned to their home' that city after few days' visit with friends and relatives here. Returns to Decatur.

Stisa Ituth Pollock, returned to her home in Decatur yesterday after visiting at home of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mra. J. L.

Henry, of 611 East Jefferson street. Slown Family Reunion Held at Miller Park Warren Henderson, of Hudson, was elected president for the 1927 reunion of the Slown family at the annual reunion held Sunday at Miller park. Mrs. Maude Slown Kleidy, 'of Fairbury was elected secretary and Mrs. Della Harmon Shallenberger, of Chicago, historian.

It was voted to hold the 1927 reunion on the second Sunday in August at a place to be determined by the officers. The families of George Slown, of Lexington, and James Milton Slown, of Chatsworth, registered 100 percent attendance, while the only absent member of the family of Mrs. Ella Slown Henderson, of El Paso, was her son, Ray, who is in a sanitarium for ex- men. Dinner was served at noon and the family historian reported three deaths, five births and two weddings during the year. Those present by families were: James Milton Slown, Miss Jane Slown, Mr.

and Mrs. James G. Slown, of Chatsworth: George Slown and children, George Sidney, Ruth. Stanley, Opal and Louise, of Lexington: Mrs. Effie Cooper and children.

Mildred and Glenn, of Weston: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mooney and children, Gaylord and Dean, of Lexington: Mr. and Mrs. John Price and children, Mary, Edna, and Virgil, of Weston and Mr.

and Mrs. Roy ton, of Normal: Mrs. Ella Henderson. of El Paso: Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Henderson and children, Doris, Leo and Dean, of Hudson: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hibba. and daughter Zella, Towanda: Mrs. August Sedekum, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Sedekum. of Gridley; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaffney, and sons Joe and Bud.

Peoria: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Herbert and children, Arthur Mary, of Pontiac: Mr.

and Mrs. Erle B. Slown and children. Clara, Ruth. and Jack, Gross Point: Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Kleidy and son8 Louis and Dean. Miss Ruth Stown and W. C. Pitzer, of Fairbury; Mr.

and Mrs. T. R. Twining. of Waukegan: Mrs.

Florence Slown Hvde, of Janesville, Mr. and Mrs. William Warren and children, Hazel and Billy, of Kewanee. Guests not directly related included: Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Twining. of Danvers: Mr. and Mrs.

T. Ing and children. Harold and Elwin, Mrs. William Gnadt, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Cook and daughter, Evelyn, of Bloomington. Visiting in Nebraska. Mrs. P. W.

Baird and daughter. Ruth. of 304 West Mill street left last evening for Colorado, where they will visit friends. Social at Merna. I The women of the vicinity of Merna will hold an afternoon social and card party at the community hall on Thursday, The affair will start promptly at 2:50 o'clock and arrangements are being made for pleasant afternoon.

All Day Picnic. The Bloomington township unit of the Home Bureau will hold an all day picnie Thursday at the home of Mra. H. K. March, of Rentown road.

Pestpone Meeting. The members of the Silver Leaf Community club have postponed the meeting which was have been held at the home of Fred Basting. tomorrow evening for one week til Thursday evening. July 15. ft will be held at that time at the home of Jacob Birklebaw and the program for the evening will appear in these columns later.

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