The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 12

SOCIETY CLUBS PERSONAL --Photo by Rembrandt Mrs. Walter Eckman and Baby. d. who been conducing pre-Lenten at a of the Sadoru. high al.o irradu.

for two MM. a formerly Murgaret Lynch. --Photo By Mrs. A. D.

Stobaugh and Son. Three months old Donald Warren Stobaugh Is shown with his mother the first picture the baby ever had taken. Mr. and Mrs. Stoba Put the baby about ft week ana a half ago and already have become very much Club Divisions Meet This Week lo Study "Hi- .1 awalha.

1 i Ml 11 i I I i i i i l.id* lillmu.il f-r 1''" tnf. Mr.lH'.l I I I I I 1 I i i i I I I I I I I clul) i 1 a i I l. M.M a .,,,) 111 M. I a MAI.ADV. i 'i" will give ft a on a i licfon: tntmlMTe 'f I of M'uivnn Int.

a morn- 'l I' "'i "i i 1 lnU i III UK A It PA A Art nn4 Tiiemlnv nt I 30, In irid elub roc.in*. i by Tla1i.1i T. P.on«y i rmd. i h. "Stugn or I nral i i a r.ll- Knights of Columbus Annual Easter Ball i i i ball Monday ,,1.1,1 a i H.

i i and a great great grandmother, -who In Jacksonville. Mrs. Henderson iras formerly Marq Park of Pcoria. Lambda Tau Delta Has Easter Dance J.iimbda Tau Delta sorority held an P.astcr house dance Saturday night l-i the fliapter house, 3382 West street, twenty-five couples being present. Patrons and hostesses or sorority were guests for the which wore from JO i 11.50.

Alice Weld, of I i in the schools. Is passing I her Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs. Gertrude E. Weld, West Dec a stret. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Donald Miller of a were dinner guests at the Lambda Tau Delta house Thursday night. They returned to then- home Saturday morning. Miss Dorothy Griffin passing a with friends at Ames, la, I I a nosie Poland Is spending the in St. Louis.

i Mis. S. Glen Scott, who Is moving to Chicago in the near future, was, i guest at the Lambda Tau i a sorority house Thursday even' ins- C. W. Hushcr of Milwaukee, i formerly Vivian Coyle, is re' i to her home after beins i to Decatur by the death ot I brother, Curtis Coyle.

Accomp- her back to Milwaukee for of several months is her i old niece, Imogens Coylo, a of the late Mr. Coyle a Curtis Coyle. Mrs. Merle Hinton and Daughters. In the above picture are Sarah Rosa Hlnlon and A ice Virginia Hinton, who will be four years old Easter Sunday, photographed with their mother.

A birthday dinner i. being given Sunday by the little four-year-old miss for her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson Mr. and Mrs.

Hinton live at 820 North Union street. Mrs. Hinton was formerly Ethel Wilson. a member, of the Dorca. clas, of the St Paul's Methodist church gave a miscellaneous for the new baby and many pretty gift, were deceived.

Master Donald Warren will be baptiied Sunday morn 0 and baby at'sST South Second Mr Stobaugh Is with the Wabash. Business, Cards, For Elks Ladies Club Elks Ladies' Club will have Its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon In the Elks city club, the business meting to be held at 1:45 and cards to follow. Both bridge and five hundred will be played. In the business meeting there will be an election ot officers. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Reinhart, Mrs. O. C. Walcott, Mrs. W.

J. Brown, Mrs. J. E. Redwltz and Mra.

John Spoils. Mrs. Katherlne Dayton, West North street, has returned from a two months stay In California, where she was called on account ot the Illness of her son, William. He Is getting along nicely. However, since Mrs Dayton's she has been eon- fined to her bed on account of 111 ness.

BC chapter ot P. will mee Monday evening at 7:43 In the honr of Mrs. Philip King, 170 West Macon street. Graduate Nurses To Meet Monday The Graduate Nurses' club meet at the home of T. Wl 1705 Main street, Monday April JS.

All giaduale urses are cordially Invltefl. ncnetit Card Tnrfr. The women of St. Thomas's churcl ,111 give a card party April 21, in tlic Community hall In the 2100 blocl North Edward street. The public i nvlted.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flach, wit Ive northwest of Decatur, were en surprise party Thursday eve ling by thirty-five of their friend In honor of their seventeenth wed ding anniversary. The evening was spent In playing games and music. Refreshments were served.

The party consisted -of a number oC their neighboring families and several relatives and friends from Dc- catur. Mr. and Mrs. Flach, received several useful gilts. Selamon i hundred club" was entertained Thursday'afternoon in the home Of Mrs.

Wilbur Moore, 410 North East avenue, three tables being at lay. First prize went to Mrs. Moore; second, Mrs. Grovcr Barnes; conso- ation, Mra. William Bradshaw.

The cxt meeting will bs in two weeks vlth Mrs. Forrest Peel, 621 East Cener street, Mrs. E. W. Jyarrick, 1123 East street, entertained at a a i dinner in honor of her husband's i a Friday evening.

Eight guests were present The In-And-Out pinochle club wa entertained by Mr. and C. A 807 North Water street, Frida evening with three tables at play Refreshments were served. Mrs. E.

Lake won the first prize for the wo men and Mrs. A. E. Wlkle won th second prize. The first prize for me went to Otto Grebe and the sccon to A.

E. Wlkle. The next meeting will be held a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mosle 1320 East Walnut street, April 29.

Mrs. Otto Frederick and Daughter. Mrs. Otlo Frederick and attrarllv. I i fla.mhi.r.

are spendlna; Baittr with i and Clark, In Bulllvan, III. given- for Mra, (Joldle Phoenljt Dotr of Chicago, wlto le vlnltlnc her par- enti, Mr. and Fred Phoenli. Luella. Dannby, A.

Brown, LlKle Blue, and LucllU Lowry have been at the partlei. Mr. and Mrs. Albert -Winliolti. East North itreet, membera of the Owl pinochle rluli Wednesday evening i three H.

J. HEINZ PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING 771 Soith Webster Phone Main UN plur. ririt tnr IM in f. n. In O.

W. l.ofr Burfllch ond Thu i two of 1 Mn. It. WrinMff HP Kanily ttanhhed i 1 HAVE PURE number of parties have been Decat vr's Fashion Centei' FOR WOMEN 207 North Water Street BEGINNING MONDAY! AFTER EASTER! SALE of COATS MILK AND CREAM Delivered to Year Door Breakfast. Phone Main 262.

of i 1. Sanatorium Program Tuesday Evening i i i I rt I glw Pol-Luck Supper For High School Faculty t1 1 of In hni'-r i MS nil" 10 i i i eiiPP'r ITliSny A i 52. In Hie t.rla nf tlid i NIIPIHT i i tiv i anJ i I Hie W.ller i i (t'rrml i a nf i i i nf i followIni: Mm. Jlnllln Plnllif rnnm-- Klmer Elder. Kltrhen-- Mm.

Flint. Each mom lect and of the to of chair- Baby Has A Good Chance To Be Spoiled The bern In the De and Maeon County hoapltal 10 Mr Mra. Mark Henderaon, 103 street, It well i with and Inn aldf. al nf and on hi! him srandmother grandmother In Decatur About Brides And Some Weddings 1 There will be many weddings this spring and Summer and the bridos- will be Interested in having 1 i i home furnished properly. They ill, nf doubt, be Interested in drap- 1 i which are very new and the -raiiy attractive ways of hanging mem.

the new styles In furniture and I simply delightful ways of ar- I rugs also have a part in he decorative plans and sometimes a ory Important part Is the cost of it Ul Weilepp and Stucky have spe- lallsts In Interior decoration and arrangement to advise you, and the: plum and suggestions are without or obligation to you. You may vant to purchase now or you may ust want to make your plans. We want you to feel welcome to consult at any time and when convenient for you we would like to show you he many new things of Interest draperies and furniture. We also would like to tell you about our bud- plan. Open evenings by appointment.

Weilepp Trade Your Old Ice Box ON A COPELAND Electric Refrigerator Expert Finger Waving Steam Marcel Waving Water Waving With Combi Frederic Permaneat Wan $10J Mrs. Heller's Beauty Shop Main 1643. Ground Floor 136 South Water Now, you will receive a liberal allowance on your old ice box when purchasing a Copeland i Refrigerator. Call Main 918 and a salesman will call. 'Convenient Terms Walter D.

Glenn Main 918 WALLENDER-PENNINGTONG Wedding Invitations and Announcements MAIN I PHONE 787 1 5 1 MAIN All Coats Originally Priced lo in Our After-Easier Sale Lovely Coals vou will wear now, and ninny i HIP. Siimiuri Fall selections cxtcnshu it i he pleasure I wa'n't and women who know MyJo will. tin. I Tightness and Price Tightness of this great collection or lo $45.00 NOW to $55.00 NOW $38.75 to $65.00 NOW 147.95 to $79.50 NOW Rr.H."S OFF ALL COATS originally Priced $37.50 ALL COATS originally Priced $49.50 ALL COATS originally Priced $57.50 COATS originally Priced $67.50 ALL BETTER COATS Reduced Beginning Monday--'After-Easter DRESS SALE Dresses from our refciriar stock at extraordinary martcdowns and a special purchase of 150 beautiful Dresses just received. many more.

ONE BIG GROUP IS FEATURED AT-- Dresses One Big Group Now Reduced to Dresses One Big Group Mow Reduced to One Group 75-Dresses Our type Spring at a Reduction ot from original price..