The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 5

11 S0C1ALEVENTS GKEATKIOUSE KIAKKIS Lee Mason of Tinton called on Elwood friends last evening. Mrs. Mary Houser was at Tipton yesterday visiting with friends. Glenn Hughes epent la-ot evening! calling on friends at Alexandria. Earl McOarel was at Kokomo yesterday attending the hall game.

Loren Pierce was at Alexandria, last evening visiting with friends. Miss Goldle Welches spent yesterday with friends near Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. George Haxtlng were dainty luncheon was served.

Anions the guests present were Misses Ruth McCawley, Eakiline Smith, Edna Rumntell, Olga Reed. Agnes Helms, llar-iet While and Margaret Heaton. Messrs. Eric Cox, Lee McCawley, Pa.lph Kelley, Guy Russell, Charle Tlce.and Mr, Woo ton. of Fairmount.

Entertain Chorus. The regular rehearsal ot the Young People's chorus h.g been called for seven o'clock tomorrow evening following which they will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. E. S.

Griffin at their home on North street The entertainment will be In the nature of a wlnnie and marshmellow roast At Frye Home. Miss. Effie Frye entertained yesterday afternoon at lier home on South street the following young people, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Miss Zola Beckett, Milton Yates and Harry Miller.

THAT FALL SUIT! The man, who knows just what' sort of suit he wants, will in all probability, find it The man, who doesn't know will find here the choicest variety of suits he ever saw, from which to do his choosing. If you wear our good clothes think of the other man who does not! Tell him about the Tell him about the style! Tell him about the wear! Suits $10, $12, $15 up to $25 Overcoats $7.50, $10, $12 up to $25 mmmmmmmm i I HARRIS The House of Good Clothes, Hats and Furnishings Elaborately Entertained. Mrs. Robert Micheals, more than sustained her reputation as one of the most charming hostesses In this vicinity yesterday where she entertained a number of young people at her beautiful country home northeast of this city. The dinner was given In tonor of her birthday anniversary which she will celebrate on next Tuesday, and the Mkheal home was prettily decorated with autumn leaves in honor of tne occasion.

The party left this city on an early car yesterday and arriving at the range line were met by Mr. Micheals and drove them to the home. Here the day was spent In music, conversation and all the other amusements that go to make up a pleasant day In the country. The dinner, which was served at noon was one of those elaborate spreads for which the hostess Is noted and the menu consisted of everything that goes to make up a chicken dinner In tJhe country. a token of their esteem the guests showered her with aluminum ware.

The party returned home last evening after a day they will long remember. The guests were Misses Mary and Loretta Short, Marie Werllne, Hester Freeman, Nellie Moore, Bertha Cochran, Sanah Strader, Ada Rot'a-rock, Elizabeth Cawley, lone Pence, Mrs. Max Wllsm, Mrs; W. M. Strader, Messrs.

James Seward, Carl Kurtz, Ralph Donaldson, Harvey Luse, Roy Swain, Ozra. Marley and Grover "Montgomery of Alexandria. At GUI Home. Mrs. S.

P. Gill was hostess yesterday to the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petro and family of Haggerstown, Mrs. Emma Kitter-man, of Centervllle, and Mrs.

John Jarbo, of Greenfork. The meeting of old friends was a pleasant one and the day was highly enjoyable to all who' were there. Will Give Social. The entertainment committee of the Epworth League society of the Methodist church have announced that they will hold a Boclal Wednesday night of this "week at the home of Carl and Eva Allen, 2 miles east of the city. The crowd will meet at the church and the trip will be made on hayladders.

A Thatcher Home. Miss Anna Thatcher entertained several of her friends last evening at her home on South street and a enjoyable time was spent hy all the young people present The evening was spent in music and until a late hour and a Fair tonight and Tuesday; probably I 4flht frost low placet tie guests of friends at Indianapolis today. Buck Kizer of Noblesvllle was In the city last evening' calling on friends. Charles Evans was over from No blesvllle last evening visiting with friends. Chester McKee and Cecil Maudlin called on friends at Frankton Sun; day evening.

Richard Runyan of Indianapolis was visiting at the home of Mrs. Hannah Shirk. Bud White "and Lawrence Leeson visited In Anderson last evening the guests of friends. B. II.

Campbell and O. A. Armfield spent today at Anderson where they were visiting with friends. Earl Frye was home from Tipton last evening visiting with his par ents Mr. and Mrs John Jrye.

Elmer Kahler was here yesterday from Alexandria visiting with his mother, Mrs. Elmer Kahler. Mr. and Mrs. O.

D. Hinshaw and feon spent yesterday at Cicero where they were visiting with friends. Glenn Pettljohn, Paul Burris, and Charles Leary and Barl McCarel spent yesterday at Kokomo where they witnefsed the hall game. Mr. John Guthrie of Greentfburg, and Mrs.

John Hamilton, of Carson, Iowa, are visiting In this city the guests of their nelces, Maude and Blanche Coleman. Miss Lccie Creagmlle, who has been visiting for the past few days with her parents returned yesterday to Bloomirgton where she is attend ing Indiana University. Mr. and Mrs. CLrei.ee.

Haines returned to their home In Indianapolis today after attending the funeral of Dewy Haines which was held yesterday at the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin of Curtis-ville were In the city yesterday visiting at the home of their son, Man-cll Goodwin and wife. At supper, Hershall Alley and Ida Leer were also entertained.

FOR SALE At a bargain, a dining room, suite, writing desk, ice box fine gas stove, good 9x12 rugs and other household goods. MuBt be sold at once at the residence of Dr. Wig-Kins 1637 Main St. 14 5 Elwood Is to have a city park. Be come a park booster.

3 03 03 I W'l THE Look! Look! Look! TO-NIGHT REEL I.Henry Walthall in 'A Change of Spirit' BIOGRAPH DRAMA REEL II. 'The Fatherhood of Buck f.lcGce' Vitaeraph-Western. REEL III. 'The Poacher's Pardon' Kalem Drama Have you heard the new $1,000.00 pipe organ? The hit of the day. 9 COfTHOHT ABLB-OCBBITBK I PERSONALS Subscribe tor lbs Call Leads.

M. L. White, Ltontlst, 220 8. And. Mr.

Stanley was the guest of An derson friends yesterday. Skating to-night. Wigwam. Walter Beck spent last evening in Elwood visiting with friends. Mark Winings, Undertaker.

John Beebe spent yesterday in Anderson visiting with relative, a ft Sterling Standiford was In Elwood yesterday the guest of friends. Howard E. Leeson, the re liable druggist, tf Jack MoNary was here from Tipton last evening visiting with friends. Georgo Fessler epent yesterday In Summitvillo where toe was Tisiting with friends. Fire, lightening ana tornado Insurance.

Frank E. DeHorlty 11 North Anderses street ltf Grover Montgomery of Alexan dria was In the city yesterday visit ing with friends. Skating to-night. Wigwam. Miss Elizabeth Closz wa at Marion yesterday where she wad visiting with friends, Insurance that lawires.

Ft auk B. DeHorlty, 116 North Anderson street down stairs office. ltf Among the Elwood fellows who were vjgitlng In Alexandria last ev ening was Merldlth Cavaii. Joe Ncwby, of Winnimac, spent Sunday with his parents here, returning home last evening. MissoMay Osman has returned to her home after visiting In Indiana polis at the home of relatives.

Prof. W. A. Garrison will be found at the Kentucky Hotel between 11 a. m.

and 2 p. m. and 5 until 9 p. m. each day.

9tf George Havens of Indianapolis was hero yesterday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hancher north of the city. Miss Bertha Cunningham of Anderson was In the city yeHterday visiting with friends and attending the K. of C.

celebration. Garth Day and Harry Havens road to Goldsmith yesterday on their bl-cyclos where they were Visiting at the home of friends. Miss Mnry Grossestreuer was here from Anderson yesterday the guest of friends and attending the K. of entertainment last evening. Pleasant Duckworth returned to his home in Walton yesterday after vlHltlng in this city with Mrs.

Cora Day and fnmlly over Sunday. Mra. Florence Cooper, Misses Frnncls Funk and Grace Tynor were at Indianapolis yesterday whore they wero ntlordlng the winter oponlng (if tl.n lbrt'g Our leather goods are not only handsome in appearance, but are made of the best materials and are thoroughly put together. Styles change in leather goods we have the latest-come, see them Don't you need new combs, brushes and other toilet necessities? Come, buy ours and know that you get the best Our cosmetics contain no harmful ingredients. Make OUR Drug Store YOUR Drug Store.

BERT E. CO. Successors to Dr. F. L.

Baylor PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Mcsiman'd STORE FOR VALUES 101 Andsrson St. "07 Main Street I'J1 may be all right to "cover a multitude of evils" in somethings-but not in shoes. You'll want a tine pair of shoes to wear with that new dress or suit -a smart, swagger creation that fits comfortably and holds its shape right fit is the characteristic of the fall shoes you choose from here-not a near fit, but a true fit interesting values and snappy styles. ESk. $2.50 to $5.00 Men Folks $3.00 to $5.00 NOBBY FURNISHINGS AND HATS for men who appreciate style and value in their haberdashery.

We Will serve you better in fit and style if you will come here for your shoes. We are making a study of the shoe business from a practical stand-point. We'll see that you get the right shoes for your feet. We offer a "personal" service that'll please you and eliminate your shoe troubles. A.

J. HILEMAN Shoes of Course odimau THE STORE FOR VALUES.