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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 34

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Indianapolis, Indiana
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34
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THE INDIAN APOI ST A it NOVEMBER Hi See Other Ad on Page 35 See Other Ad on Page 35 he Wasson Annual Sale of and COATS WIN JK during its pre eaturing the and Other Celebrated Makes £1' orders 1st Noted Quartet Carries Out Original Ideas in Concerts i Coats That Will ind Ready Owners of concert 2 755'1 A courts Hceopl 7 I Wil): A Regal Display of Coats at $1850 In recent a iiiinnciul wi nler 7 7 All ff Our inest Costumes Off ranz Leu JP'Dsrhel Talhh al lah Von der Slacken now be bought at one fourth off their regular prices AW Veit ft gf Wasson 1'1' In Indianapolis This Is Store binding ballade The mixed chorus will assist Avitli the eny A A A A DA Cc? ko ft 'c Pianist to Give Recital Tempo ixi ioH it Be At a) b) rfl fl Schubert moderate AHolio ItollI lirst emu i vb 'Ijn I 'go flat ma jor first of i for the I vv elsb Jones absolutely tree in order to provide 4 niusm for the public of Indianapolis 1 Jlui i barytone 1 runnliinha rn seine Mutter ciitoi Miss Jh ck Tochter (soprano) Mme itider Others in the series of membership (11 turtainmeiits will be a New Year's ev concert the annua) inasqurrnde on eb Cf nsntation PolunaJae brought many within and studiously rnntluHS its UH perfection in iLeni qnu A ua I coal Sa le The program evening follows Thf chorus is truly the re lulted as it Is from every walk of life professional nd buslnrgs men and vom neral public hut i series of concert id entertainments has been arrangm thy ineinbcrs and their friends only Jon' AJxandr JdJazounuw 1 Haydn Mat nnerchnr Wagner Program Arranged for Presentation Wednesday and 1 hiropnmi music tbuiar dju fclo ball given by the auxiliary on April 10 and the sixteenth anniversary concert on Muy 1 by Mmo Coriimio Rid Kc lsev soprano Miss Alma Berk ult' und Claude ('tm Uaucmg vil Iftllow concert riday Rilke I ill rf tnnee including its director ward bMiley Birge giving th ir sr to Mr 3 obt) Charles JL Gabriel Jr Pavel Bytovetzski Tout major $250 can liw plush arid novelty the newest People's Chorus Assisted by In dianapolis Orchestra toStage Masterpiece Atj ill' Ollier eoi ieerls ill th" nrlisl given by iicniies TbJ)aui bin by Julia C'liip imZZ" Oil'1 is 11 it who founded the org sLimmr villt Lake end mid provided to Be Presented Again Tpr Lfvki Daniel Jones pianist at the Indian apolis Conservatory of Music will give a recital Tuesday evening at Hollenbeck Hall He will be assisted by Gaylord Yost violinist and Wesley Howard tenor The program follows: Sonata Or 27 Nn 2 Beethoven Adagio sostenato Allegretto restu agitatu Mr Jones Tou Walk" from 'Scmeie Handel lr Howard VsriaCors xrd fugue on tho Ervn Calfaria Mr Junes b'snder I antiuna Aderro Adagto Allegro Hr Jon's ajtefTioon and dinner gowns and fancy two cind three piece tailored suits that have been priced 5 lo Many are orzgmat two are tne same i Second floor The People's Chorus assisted by the Indianapolis Orchestra will give Ilan masterpiece Messiah at the Murat Sunday afternoon Dec 7 Last year more than 000 were turned away from this concert and by actual tount 132 persons stood iT wBa The lunzaley siring iuarLet whichr several 'has Ir en cordially eh urm 1 Indianapolis ami which' 1 'V These Coats Represent Unusual Values is 'wondeiTii I collection enibrticing' many oi the ooltex moflcls One can choose from an almost unlimited range of styles in I hreP to seven eight Its lengths in the plain cutaways or trimmed models with the new side fastenings with one to four but tons collars arc of sell materials pluslics or fur fabrics Some oi the materials are diagonals bouelcs astrachans zilielities wool weaves in an shades All This association has artists to Indfanauolis with rrie the reach of all anti was the first to pre sent Ceoil anning Jomelli Corrinc Rider Kelsey and others wild have: proved favorites with other organlza tions I In reading a standard musical journal I one is impressed with how many of the I artists having success in other i were brought to Indianapolis by the concerts The hst is ton long to give in full but besides those mentioned above are Louise Homer Pugno Jean Gorardy George Uainhn Herbert Wither spoon lorence II nude and Lvan Wil liam Instead of regular concerts Uns year this organization will present the Peo ples Chorus two oratorios 1he widt is the Messiah bobnsrs concert will be announced later th date fur the sale tickets will be at popular nri es for boxes and scats are now being re ceived and those desiring them can ob tnip their seats by addressing the pl's Concert Association I tidiann Maennnrchn I The two important advantages of this sale to the woman who is going to buy a coat this season are 1 1 'vr i 1 ini a 1 1 rn ion Ils mis I In puhlie nn Im fa) Knhn (b) Shoe My Henschel A Song of Goring Thomas 31 rn "Elslrin von Caub" bW 'ijie richness of 1 he fabrics the individuality of style their graee 'ful hues all mark these garments as coats of the highest type Mmo Jean Savavie head of the style bureau in Paris has for warded many models many of which were reproduced in their WL 'W entirety The materials are bro JV VI cade velvets plushes Urab lamb zibelines and fur fabrics These coats are adapted for street and dress occasions The second loor has been turned into a veritable coat store Many extra salespeople will be on hand to serve Monday buyers This Coat Group Will Interest You 2Uji coats and better coats arc shown at this price than ever be fore garments are a big feature of this group Their excellent styles and two guarantee of satisfactory service are known to nearly every well dressed woman Made of the finest materials such as ehincliillas zibe lines boucles astrachaus etc in navy blue black plum wistaria 1 taupe dark green and mahogany 'I lie woman who has this amount Io spend for a coat will find these WX the utmost in value giving When this sale opens tomorrow morning you will have spread before you the choicest productions of more than a dozen of foremost coat makers The establishing of this sale several years ago at the be ginning of the coat season has made it an event of such importance that weeks of preparation are devoted to it by both the manufacturers and ourselves Coats are guaranteed by the manufacturers to give two satisfactory wear The assembling of the bexl models of the best mak ers i7i such lumbers that it affords a selection that is incomparable with any' other in the city 7 By virtue of the large orders placed especially for Ci this event we are enabled to better raZu than rJ I UJU are under ordinary circumstances flic garments this rn Imvc ill the style distinctions of higher priced models These coats arc built for service its ell as good looks and there is genuine worth in every one of them IMmlc ol astracliiins ami bouelcs in navy blue blaclv and brown and in eliincbillas zibelines and dingo mils in In own navy blue taupe Sr 9 ami the new blue A complete range of sizes for women and misses choice The Warner program to be given by the Matinee Musicale on Wednesday after noon is open the public being thn an nual charity offering This year the sil ver offering taken in at the Oner will go to the Children's Aid Society one of the local charity organizations Charles Hanson who will give the greater part of the attractive program will have the opportunity of playing on and giving the audience the pleasure of bearing the fine organ in the new concert auditorium of the School for the Blind where Hie meeting is to take place Wagner programs are always popular 'o Indianapolis music lovers and the on arranged for Wednesday contains voh violin choral and organ numbers The program is as follows: March Act 3 Prelude Act 1 Processional Act 2 Prelude Act i Voice Mrs Otto Lefler Organ Chorus Spinning song 'Soloists Mrs Leo Tlappaport Mrs Aquilla Jones Mr Carroll Carr Director Alexander JJrnestlnoff Organ Prayer 'Violin Prize song Katherine Banen Organ Liebestod und Mr Jones MM AlU al liuiaal kcwuu lit A 1 I.

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