The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 10

SOCIETY A PINK ROSE TEA with all the charm of the delicate flowers in an attractive home on a snowy day was the affair given yesterday afternoon by Mrs Rundell at her beautiful home 3138 Washington boulevard The dining room i which Is done in fumed oak with the ar tistic furnishing of a similar design was a bower of the pink roses and the pink rose idea was carried out in the appoint ments or the center of the table was a rench basket of the pink roses with white hyacinths wreathed with pink candles in silver holders The mints were in pink rose designs as were the ices The large living room with its brown hangings was lovely with many yellow daffodils On the high fireplace was 1 a mass of greenery studded with the daffodils and the windows at either 1 side were arranged In garden box effect 1 with rows of yellow daffodils nodding over the ferns On the piano was a cluster of yellow roses and bouquets of the daffodils were on the tables cheery sunroom was in red and there the punch table was arranged with red roses and tapers Assisting in the hospitalities of the afternoon were Mrs Laird Mrs Craig Mrs William Henkel Mrs Ed ward Harris Mrs Bert A Boyd Mrs Varlng Mrs Welch Mrs John Milnor Mrs John Saulter Mrs Le roy Mansfield Mrs Darrach Mrs Lewis Poyser Mrs Laur roelich Mrs Albert Harris and Miss Ellen Zaring while at the punch table were Miss Isabel and Miss Margaret Cannon Among the many callers were Mrs Meyer of Marion with Mrs Henry Thorn ton and Mrs John Berry of Milwaukee with Mrs John Harrison Bull Club Entertains Quests ONE THE PRETTY club affairs of the week was the guest meeting of the Irvington Tuesday Club held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Townsend 6507 East Washington street The decorations were in keeping with the season of George birthday anniversary The parlors and living room were bright with clusters of red roses and baskets of sweet peas In the arch way between the living room and dining room was draped an American flag The tea table was arranged with a center bou quet of red and white carnations Ices in the form of hatchets were served and the favors were little red white and blue bows A feature of the afternoon was a musical program by Mrs Carl Emmert soloist and the guests enjoyed an inter esting paper on Egypt read by Mrs Dorsey orrest The hostess was assisted by Mrs Kennedy Mrs Lon Craig Mrs Barnard Mrs reeman Mrs Bloomfield Moore and Mrs Ewing Mrs William orsyth and Mrs A Peters poured tea The other mem bers of the club are: Mrs James Braden Mrs Chauncy Butler Mrs Cravens Mrs Cross Mrs Cunning ham Mrs ix Mrs Julia loyd Mrs Galvin Mrs Elmr Gay Mrs Graham Mrs Griggs Mrs Griswold Mrs Hunter Mrs Jennie Jeffries Mrs Jenkins Mrs Albert Johnson Mrs McMurray Mrs Layman Mrs Moore Mrs Moore Mrs Neier Mrs A Sweetman Mrs A Towles Mrs Amos Butler and Mrs Atkinson Qvves Surprise Party A BEAUTIULLY APPOINTED George Washington surprise party was given Monday afternoon by Mrs Martin Judge in celebration of the eighth birthday an niversary of her daughter Miss Kath erine Judge The hostess chose a red and white color scheme which was car ried out attractively with American Beauty roses Hatchets and cherries appropriate to the season were also used for decoration The tea table was em JU belllshed with a center bouquet of the' bright blossoms surrounded with small Images of George Washington There kwas a birthday cake adorned with eight candles and the favors were tiny hatchets Ices in the form of hatchets were served The guests were Delores Maloney Harold Bechert Bernice Renc key Charles Bechert Albert Henshen Gertrude Bechert rances McKinney Esther Trimphy Albert Housman Merle ishman John Housman Sue Ann En gle rederick ishman Elizabeth Engle Ieo Lucid and Estelle Austimilier The hostess was assisted by Miss Margaret Judge Sorority to 'Dance THE THETA BETA PI SORORITY has issued invitations for a guest dance to be given Wednesday evening March 4 at the Woodruff Place clubhouse The members of the club are Miss Hite Miss Bernice Heckman Miss Irene Scudder Miss Only Rubush Miss Char lotte Herman Miss Agnes Haslinger Miss Marie Skinner Miss Esther Cox Miss Selma Elliott and two new pledges Miss Mildred Gresh and Miss Josephine Zartman THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY Southern Woman Who Is Guest Here ancies of ashion Mecca Photo Hi MRS CLARENCE HOUSEHOLDER One of the visitors in town now being much entertained is Mrs Clarence Householder of Paducah Ky Mrs Householder is the guest of Mrs James Drake of the Clarina who gave a large party for her Wednesday afternoon Mrs friends also have entertained for her visitor and other parties are being planned during her stay of night by the Knights of Pythias Mr ajid Mrs Carl rederick of Detroit who are visiting Mr and Mrs Edward Stuckmeyer were the guests of honor at a prettily appointed dinner party given Monday evening by Mrs Kennedy at her home 3333 North New Jersey street The appointments were in red and white and the table was adorned with a bouquet of lovely blossoms arranged artistically in a rench basket The other guests were Mr and Mrs John Trenck Mr and Mrs rank erneding and Mr and Mrs Edward Stuckmeyer 4 I Mrs John Shaw will entertain to morrow afternoon with a bridge party at her home 536 East Thirteenth street in honor of her house guest Miss Elizabeth Burkhardt of Cincinnati 4 Mrs Moore of the Victoria Apartments will entertain at cards riday for Mrs A GignllHat of Maxinkuckee 4 4 Mrs John Holliday has issued in vitations for an old fashioned kinder garten tea to be given riday at her home 1121 North Meridian street of to Entertain THE ANTHONY WAYNE CHAPTER Daughters of the Revolution has issued invitations for a musicale to be given Wednesday afternoon March 4 In the parlors of the Denison Hotel The pro gram will be given by Mrs Ora I Lane violinist Miss Irene Boswell St Quentin pianist and Talbert barytone Personal ention 3214 North New Jersey street has gone to California to join his family who went there in the autumn Miss Montgomery is attending the university at Berkeley Cal 4 4 Mrs Cleves Harrison of Los Angeles Cal who had been the guest of Mrs Nicholas McCarty Harrison is now visit home to their friends at 2437 North Ala bama street 4 4 4 Maurice Angel Earl Alexander Ru dolph Lieber James Murdock Hiram Turner Loren Chittick Thomas oster Ralph Kimmel Lynn Boyd Conde Clar ence Joel and John Coons of Wabash College who were here for the Sigma Chi banquet returned to Crawfordsville yesterday 4 4 4 Mrs Hadley formerly of In dianapolis who was the guest of Mrs Charles Swain Thomas 2002 North Dela ware street has gone to Anderson for a visit She will return to Indianapolis before going home 4 4 4 Mrs Charles Layman 1443 North Meridian street has as her guest her sister Mrs Bedford Thiebaud of Spring field There will be several small in formal companies given for her 4 4 4 Mrs Charles Test of Woodruff Place has as her guest Miss Elizabeth Strick land of Vermont 4 4 4 Apna Spellman Tyndall 2016 North Meridian street is in New York visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Spellman 4 4 4 Mr arid Mrs rank Rogers of Cali fornia who are the guests of Mr and Mrs Charles letcher 1704 North Penn sylvania street will leave riday 4 4 Mrs Howard of Rochester and Mrs Price Whitaker of Wheeling Va who were the guests of Mrs rank Russling of the Buckingham have re turned home 4 4 4 Lieut Robert Bennett is the guest of Dr and Mrs Pfaff 1222 North Pennsylvania street He will be here a week or ten days 4 4 4 Miss Gertrude Schmidt is home from airmount Seminary Washington to spend a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Schmidt of North Meridian street Simplicity in Models for Kiddies BY MADGE MARVEL 'V Making clothes is an art by itself and quite dis tinct from any other branch of dressmak ing In almost every city one of more establishments are given over cloth ing the youngest gen eration and many a clever needlewoman has found the way not only tn a liveli hood but to a Substantial prosperity by designing and making clothes for little Unless one can make her small daugh ters clothes she is confronted by an ex penfalx problem if she wishes to have the latest and most approved garments for clothes are undeniably ex pertsive if one desires material and smart ness ortunately simplicity is the aim of the best designers and it is possible to make Riinunts with the aid or a seamstress which if bought ready made or if pro cured through a specialty shop would cost a pretty penny The child of today is picturesque Old prints must have furnished the inspira tion for many of the newest frocks and suits Look over tho pictures of some of the Dickens children and you will see the pattern for the most approved school suit for the modern small boy Model 6 Varied There is a straight little blouse cut witn scarcely a bit of fullness with the plain little knee length trousers but toned to it at the waist line lhere are variations of this model or every day wear the suit is made of some of the heavy suitings which are washable or the street the trousers are often of corduroy and the blouse of some washable fabric ss linen or tub silk and for ceremonious occasions the blouse is made of white washable silk or satin with lace frills at the wrists and collar and with trousers of heavy ribbed silk bengaline being a favorite weave Coats for wear over these suits are smart tweed affairs or Russian blouse effects in corduroy They usually button close at the neck and nave the slightly lowered belt The boys have been wearing funny little peasant like costumes which I am told will be more used for the sum mer as they are so simple so easily ad justed and so comfortable These are quite straight and reach the knees The trousers which may match or be of con trasting material as striped trousers with a plain outer garment are fastened to tile under waist The frocks for the little girl are just as simple in lines The straight effect is retained and the snsh is as often at the regulation waist line as it is applied nearly to the knees which has been the accepted belt line or the young girl 7 or 8 years old there is a noticeable brevity of skirt and the coats are usually the same length as the frock When they have the banding of fur the effect is quaint and attractive Kimono Sleeve Popular The kimono sleeve is used in nearly ail the dresses for the small lady Serge seems the approved material for the street dress I have seen an attempt to introduce the suit style in some of tho best and newest of the spring clothes and it is most attractive and would surely please the wearer In several models there was a skirt short and scant a wide soft sash and an Eton coat made quite loose Underneath was a blouse of batiste The sash frequently becomes part of the frock and fasten at the side On the very best of the lingerie frocks there is sometimes an appearance of the smocking which was once so fashionable as adornment When the low belt is chosen the skirt is frequently merely one or two little ruffles of silk contrasting with the serge of the frock These ruffles are plaid if the serge is plain While the frocks are simple there is the finish which bespeaks skill There is the same demand for style in the clothes for the child of today as for his parents and youthful eyes are wonder fully critical in detecting flaws in the garments of their companions As for their own appnrcl children seem to have a most uncanny idea of what is right and fitting which surprises the on looker who has no children for whom to buy raiment Various Social Affairs MR AND MRS MARK PA will entertain with an informal musicale Thursday evening at their home 2254 Park avenue for Mr and Mrs Albert Ottinger who were married recently Mrs Ottinger was Miss Lena Waller formerly of Knightstown Mrs Pfaff and daughter Rosemary Pfaff have returned from Noblesville where the latter sang a group of solos at the jubilee in celebration MUSTARD Snappy Sandwiches! A touch of Heinz Mustard adds real palate appeal to a sandwich or cold Pure mellow de 'meat dish lightful And the empty glass will come in handy Hemz Prepared Mustard Cfrrc of fro57 A Mi I Illi 2E3E2 Hitt I Weak Longs Often Lead to Serious Illness If you have weak lungs you are gener ally subject to colds or throat trouble and easily susceptible to serious Lung Trou ble In many cases pneumonia or bron 1 chial troubles leave the lungs in a much weakened condition Alterative is a medicine for the throat and lungs5 which has beep found to be very bene ficial even when a change of climate and 1 other treatments failed to bring relief Read of this case: 231 Atlantic avenue Haddonfield In the fall of J905 I con tracted a very severe cold which settled on my lungs At last I began to raise sputum and my physician then told me I must go I to California immediately At this time 1 was advised to take Alterative 1 I stayed at home and commenced taking it I 1 ho Iasi week in October I began to im prove and the first week in January U06 I resumed my regular occupation having gained twenty five pounds fully restored to health Il is now seven years since my re covery Tins been effected and esn not praise Alterative too highly' Signed) XV TATEM Alterative has been proven by many years test tu bo most elMca dous fur severe Throat and Tauig Bronchitis Brunch la 1 Asthma Stubborn Colds and in upbuilding the system Con tains no narcotics poisons or habit form ing drugs Sold by Henry Under and leading druggists Write the Eckniavu Laboratory Philadelphia a for booklet telling of recoveries and additional evi dence Advertisement ing Mr mother Mrs Harrison 32 East Vermont street 4 4 Mr and Mrs William Elder 921 North Delaware street will leave next week for Hot Springs Va to be gone several weeks 4 4 4 Miss Eleanor Hord of Terre Haute who was the guest of Miss Josephine Sharpe 1314 North Delaware street has returned home 4 4 4 Miss Bertha Trueblood who was the guest of Miss Rose Creshull has returned to her home in Terre Haute 4 4 4 Mrs Charles Kountz of Chicago who was the guest of Mr and Mrs Mere dith Nicholson has returned home Miss Jessie Holcomb 1702 North Illi nois street and Miss ern Lewis 1852 North Alabama street left yesterday for Chicago to be gone a week or ten days 4 4 4 Mr and Leo arkowltz have re turned from St Louis and will be at Young Lady Across the 5 RETURNING from the symphony orchestra concert with the young lady across the way we asked tier if she had not been entranced w'ith the weird fantasies of the Rus sian composers and she said if we referred to the ladles in that box party their gowns were rather strik ing but there were dressmakers right here in this city who could do every bit as well Newest in ashions Illustrated noB I Mm b' It The craze for white spring frocks is typi fied in this handsome model carried out in white cloth The sim ple skirt is draped to one side without fur ther i rn in A plaited peplum makes the blouse different from other designs of this kind EBRUARY 25 1914 Home Journal Patterns ree All This Week High Art Tailored Spring Suits or Women and Misses The Pictured Suit Main floor A Necklace of Pearl Beads This model was inspired by a Paris prototype which has the same lace back of silk cord and tassel Unfortunately this feature does not show in the picture but the simple graceful cut of the coat does and the tier skirt which seems al most a part of it The collar anil con tributing decoration are of black silk moire which is especially effective on the black and white wattle check A com panion suit of blue serge is identical in cut Both arc priced at $2500 Third floor It has a solid gold clasp and the beads look wonderfully like real pearls We asked a jewelet to estimate its value and sub stance ho said at While several dozen last tomorrow you can have one at 85c women and misses is lined with peau ion suit at the same price comes in every size the from HI to a style pleasing to average woman The fabric is hair line wear worsted in black or blue with fancy lace collar to match Skirts are in the new tier style tailor shaped Coat linings are of matched peau de cygnc Authentic ashions in Advance New Creations and Adaptations It is our pleasure to present tomorrow three out of the ordinary suit models conspicuous by reason of their modish fea tures and the comparatively low prices at which they are offered and $2500 arc two suit styles One is of line wool gaberdine in navy Copenhagen or tan especially desirable for small The coat has a lingerie collar Eton front long back and de cygnc Youthful and snappy in style The conipan At $2250 1 4 I 1 $25 Ch) Ips xSl x85c ORCED TO VACATE PIANOS A fK A I LOW PRICES PLAYERS IJ I IH I GREAT SAVINGS ORGANS I I ML I Wr ML 11 EASY TERMS NOW GOING ON The Carlin Masic Co Entertain for Club riends Members of Heyle Study Club Give Program in Parlors of A 3 Secrets and You Can Have All The Beauty the World Can Ever With a program of music and readingfl tho lleylo Study Club entertained more than 100 friends of the club members yes terday afternoon at an anniversary party in the green parlors of the A The club was organized two years ago with a membership of eight by Mrs Tilden Greer Mrs William Shirley and Mrs Neu and the membership has grown to twenty live The program included a reading by Mrs William Shirley xvho (a one of the popu lar readers of the city and songs of the colonial period by Mrs Rhea Hall Beliymer and by Miss Crystal Hall The parlors were decorated ft ractlvely with flags and the birth day Idea prevailed in al) of the appoint ments or the tea table there was a novel centerpiece of a pyramid flags surmounted by a tiny cherry tree while beneath the tree boughs wore doll figures of George and Martha Washington Smilax was intwined about the crystal holders of the red tapers In the receiving line were Mrs Tilden Greer president of the elnb Mrs Neu Airs Miles Schaffer Mrs Albert Alexander Mrs Willard New and Miss Edna Krauss while the hostesses In the parlor were Mrs Joseph Keuling Miss Helen Reed Mrs Rharritta Mrs Hampton Mrs A Davis Murphy and Mrs Givens At ice table were Mrs AV Rink Hall and Mir An thony Bowen who were KsBlKted by Mrs George Gribble Mrs William Rhlr ley Mrs Reedy Mrs Henry Klausmunn Mrs John Macy Mrs II A Self Mrs Rhea Hall Behymer and Mrs Wocrncr Tiny flags were the guest favors EVEN YOU HAD A NECK LTONSILINE AS LONG AS THIS ELLOW AND HAD WOULO QUICKLY REDEVB IT SORE THROAT Ipx Af Au 1 Ifii SE hM I iil A Quick ife oothlnc healtnff antiwfcMc roilQf for Sore Throat briefly deaertbee TOflStLIWl Amall bottle of TosettlM laate longer than moat any caae of Sere Threat TOMBILINI relleTea Sore Mouth end Hoarseness end prevents Quinsy ZR m4 AH floepltal She llM All DratfMTKK TOOfILWOR OOMAMV CoMen Ohf Accardian aid Knife DRESS PLAITINGS RLCH1NG8 AND INKINGH CLOTH COVERED BUTTON MADE IN ALL B14E8 Page'iAcctrdionDmsPlaithtCo 36 'zi Monument lice loth phone 1 Miss Suratt Is Celebrated As the Self Made Beauty of Stageland She Give Here Some of the Secrets Which Have Brought Her This Unparalleled Beauty By Valeska Suratt GIVE me just three things or my dresHlng table and you can have all the beauty shopH aud all tho myriad cosrnetira in the world A complexion that rivals the lily In purity and a fare upon which that old bookkeeper ather Time han made no entry even aft a lipHu of two acorn years his fare framed in a wealth of adorable hair what more can any woman on earth wlab for beau ty's sake! Nor does now nerd a mon umental and lung protract cd struggle to accomplish those three tilings that make up the very esHcnce of a wom charm Three or bmr minutes every day accomplishes It all with little labor Valeska Surratt littin cxpr nH and with a certainty xxhieh thrills the heart of every woman who hnt the ast dcslro to lo adorubly buauflful Number One A youthful appearance is tho first re quisite Thorn arc thousands of women with frantic hands rolling their skins and daubing their faes with pot pourri of every tiling advertised They solemnly march to the teaming pan and march back xvlth porefl enlarged Months pass and the beauty will o' the wisp still twin kles In the long distance Now comes the revolution: and all is banished by this simple formula for wrinkles which you mix yourself home To a half pint of hot water add two ounces of eptul and two tablespoonfuls of glycerine Stir un til it becomes a beautfiil satiny cream When cool it Is ready to use very day's use of Ibis brings buck youth to the face in a startling manner Wrinkles big and little and feet vanish The eptul costs no more than fifty cents at the drug store Number Two While wrinkles are bidding their adieu the skin is taking on a purity rivaling that of the rose Red spots muddiness sallowness freckles are gradually leaving 1 and soon the spotless pinky whiteness suffuses your face arms hands neck and rhest It is because you have liberally used Secret Number Two which you mixed yourself aa follows: Add two tM blvspuonfukj of glycerine to half a pint of hnt water While stirring add one ounce of zlntunc This forme the cream and when cool is ready to use The sintone you can obtain at the drug store for not more than fifty cents Number Three Crowning it all is a profusion of lux uriant lotig silky hair You measure its length and you find that it has grown wonderfully in a short time It in no longer thin and straggly It Im radiant with the glorious sheen and luster that perfect healthy hair possesses Your hair receiver well no more use for it You have accomplished all this by the most effective hair grower you could ever obtain fragrant without oil clean oiul delightful to use You mixed it yourself as follows: Add half a pint of alcohol to half a pint of water (or use a full pint of imported bay rum if you prefer) and to this add one ounce of beta quinol which costs no morn than fifty cents at any drug store These are the three secrets which every woman in the land should never fall to use and with those you need nothing else to give you your birthright surpassing beauty 4 4 4 M1SS Keep on pinching and steaming your face and you will ruin your complexion You can got rid of them in a few minutes by rubbing the blackheads with neroxln which has been sprinkled on a hot wet Hponge The neroxln will cube nut more than fifty cents at drug stores 4 4 4 MISS CHANCE The most luxurious shampoo ever used is a teaspoonful of oggol dissolved In half a cup of hot water It is hr extraordinary cleanser tind It lather is rich and creamy You can get enough eggol at any drug store for twen ty flvu cents to give you over twelve shampoos 4 4 MRS one can assure you of acquiring a splendid bust development It is problematical any case But you may help il materially by the simple use of a mixture of half a cup of sugar two ounces of ruetonc and half a pint of hot water thoroughly mixed Take two tear spoonfuls of tills throe or four times a day It Is perfectly safe This 1f anything should give a natural plump development You can obtain the ruetone for one dollar at any drug store 4 4 4 MfSS Hero is the best pimple remover of which 1 know Mix twelve ounces uf sugar one ounce of sarwene and half a pint of water Take one or two teaspooTifuls after meals Get the sarseAe in the original package by the ounce at any drug store 4 4 4 MISS HARRY or removing su perfluons hair you can use nothing MS good as simple sulfo solution It dis solves away any hair as if by magic and" never leaves a red spot or irritation Simple sulfo solution will cost one dollar at the drug store Advertisement £MTrTt Coats Corsets cUket Accessories jjirrnnj 114 monument place TRUVIIVIED HATS Prices Mow S3 9S and S7 84tt Masiachusetts Avenue efc1 'x lilllBlilli! 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