Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 5

Monday Evening August 4 1924 PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NEWS We With Value! Strap Pumps Reduced To $495 A few days ago we sold them as high as $900 overlook that this is the newest of present styles Prass Shoe Co North Side Square ACRETONNE lampshade that Is unusually interesting is made of a strip of the fabric about twelve inches wide bound top and bottom with ribbon or a band of fabric in solid Color red blue or brown or green some color that harmonizes with the colors in the cretonne This strip of bound cretonne is 1 hen stiffened and pleated and the shade Is finished Through the pleats at the top are punched littlexholes and through these holes a slender silk cord is drawn and tied In a bow at one side The cord really holds the pleated fabric in place record with a good start from the appearance at Columbian park on Sunday Several large reunions were in evidence at the shelterhouse One of the reunions was that of the Kerr families descendents of Samuel and Robert Kerr About 153 members were in attendance to do honor at their sixth reunion Another idea that is unusual is this: or the living room library or writing room choose small engravings and have them iiu unted as shields to shade small side wall electric lights These iivea soft light and a very interesting character to the room where they are used A good way to curtain the unusually high window is to have four curtains of sheer voile or scrim Each of these should be placed over the window fastening to the frame one at the top of the upper sash and the other across the division between upper and lower sash On these rods the curtains are hung Then each sash may be bared or shaded as you wish If the top of the window is open then the lower curtains may be drawn and the upper ones opened to admit the air They may be easily pulled back and forth as they are on rings indeed only the slightest effort is needed so that they may be moved by pulling at the hems lightly and all enjoyed the tempting chicken dinner and the program of readings and addresses which followed Those present were: Mrs A Marvin Air and Mrs Murphy of Montmorenci: Harriet Hauts Caroline Kerr Mrs Della Adams Mr and Mrs Claude Peters Mrs Bert Kendall Harry Kendall Mr and Mrs Grimes and daughter of Peru Mr and Mrs Richard Sims of Pijie Village Mr and Mrs John Kerr Mr and Mrs Ed ward Holder and family of Atter bein Mr and Mrs George Cavlt Mr and Mis Murphy Mr and Mrs reeman Truby and Personal and rela friends Mrs re of Riley and daughter Vacation Time! Reunions GENTILES ONLY Hollcrast and Mrs Rev and Congress Thoennes Ketterer of of trip to Yellowstone Na park and to the western Pet and Mrs Mr Mrs has returned visit at Mar several other IN I 1)11 I kL to her 'home in Charles Joseph the Shades Munson Miss Mrs Tronstad Attica spent Call 1 220 or urther Information KERR REUNION August termed the month for mlly reunions is keeping up its Mr and Jeffersonville the beth Earl Mrs Marv Mae left Sunday for an extended visit in Iks Angeles Cal Mr and Mrs Charles Eris man left Sunday on a motor trip to points in Indiana and north ern lake resorts has Chicago Mrs was decided to hold the 1925 and Michigan City Sunday with returned after a Lay Good of El mother Tennis and Best Bathing Inke Michigan Ail new Beat City ood served in day with an attendance of 48 The following families were present: Mr and Mrs Earl ye Sir and Mrs Austin Young Mr and Mrs Donald oster Mr and Mrs A Nelson Mr and Mrs Whitcomb Nee of Kokomo Mr and Mrs Ernest Sites Mr and Mrs rank Hollcraft Mr and Mrs Cecil Mur Albert Hester of daughter New Market Mrs Kerr Mr and Mrs Goldie Brines and family Mr and Mis Chester Rozell Mark Borum Mr and Mrs v1 Air onn OllClJcAA V4 i'Xl lAUVA Mr and Mrs Joseph Weygold and Mr and Mrs Alex Brown motored to for a visit fives Mr and and family andrwnt Stinrtav at Miss Helen Jordan of 814 Co lumbia street has gone to Indian apolis for a two visit with friends and relatives Mr and Mrs Paul isher and Mr and Mrs Edward ree berg spent Sunday picnicking along the Tippecanoe river Klinker of Union street motored to Hammond Sunday Charles Hesston Jr of Colum bia street has left for Lima for a visit with relatives Misses Louise Klumpe Ruth Breckweg Pauline Dickebohn and Cresence Kunkel have returned from Tippecanoe lake Dr and Mrs Messner and family arrived in Oxford Saturday after motoring through from Washington They are vis iting Mr parents Mr and Mrs John Messner Mona Ungersma has left for a visit in Everett Wash with her sister Mrs rank LeCocq Mr and Mrs Misner of this city returned home Sunday from Rochester Minn where Mr Misner underwent an operation at the Mayo institution Mr and Mrs Al Warren went to Danville III Saturday where they attended the Wylie Burton wedding in the afternoon Mrs Doris oster of Crawfords the week with Mrs Edward Houts and family Mr and Mrs Edward Hanes and daughter Mr and Mrs Gus Alson Mr and Mrs Charles Hosts and family Mrs lora Thomas Mr and Mrs Erve Sims of Attica: Miss Navetta Green Mr and Mrs Charles Kerr and family Mr and Mrs Kerr of Greencastle Mr and Mrs Joseph Mulvey and family Mr and Mrs Dale Kerr and family Mr and Mrs Robert Bush and fam ily Mr and Mrs Dale Kerr and family Mr and Mrs Robert Bush and family Mr and Airs Messenger Schuyler Marks and son of Lafayette Mrs Mary Rob erts Mr and Mrs Owen Butcher of West Lafayette Mr and Mrs Ezery Cots and family of River side Mr and Mrs Chelsey Pat ton and family Mr and Mrs An son Thomas and family of Craw fordsville Mr and Mrs Vern Mil ler and family of Veedersburg: Mr and Mrs Edw'ard Keeling of Mellott Mr and Mrs Stew art of Danville Ill Mr and Mrs Blind and granddaughter of Buck Creek Ralph Miller Mrs Sarah Cade and son of New Rich At tne Dusincss lutctinfc re WU UCLiUVM vv union at Columbian park on the vilie is spending Mrs Herod Mrs Margaret Anna Sabel and and daughter of Saturday in the city Dickinson of Monticello was a visitor in the city Satur day Mis's Mary Sullivan has returned from a visit with relatives in Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Percy Batten of Racine Wis returned to their home Monday after attending the funeral of Lawrence Stockton Miss Lauretta turned after visiting her sister Belt and family Miss Vienette Good has to her home in Chicago visit with Mrs ton and Mr and Mrs Mrs Joseph Raub letsville is visiting her Airs Callahan Mr and Mrs Glenn Jones have gone to Toledo for a visit with the Mrs erdinand' Welch Airs rari are the guests of mother Mrs Eliza Lakeside Inn 16 Miles from Michigan City Paved Route No 11 Golf Beach clean High Class Manner American Plan Weekly Rates Children Welcome and Safe CROSS REUNION Among the several reunions at Columbian park Sunday were the members of the Cross families were represented by Mr and Mrs Johnson an! grand son Howard Hackard Mr and Mrs Learning Johnson and son Mr and Mrs John Branaguist and son Paul of Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs William Conrad Mr and Mrs Howard Baer and family Mr and Mrs Vollie Downing Paris Royer of Hill Mr and Mrs Jesse Bailey and daughter of Colfax Air and Mrs John Peterson and son Perry Silas Ermantrout of Dayton Mr and Mrs orrest erson Mrs Grant Gray Mr Mrs Harold Gray Air and Thompson of Darlington and Mrs Roy Coe Air and Stingles Mrs Brand equist daughter and son of Kirk patrick Mr and Mrs Thomas Conrad of Stockwell and Air and Airs Alarshall Davis of Alichlgan town The first Sunday in August 1925 will be the date of the next reunion and it will again be held i at park Lsir Rex Aton of Alarshalltown ar rived Sunday by motor for a i visit with his wife at the home of ner parents Airs Harper of street Air and Airs Charles and children and Mr Robert Hollcrast of Chicago are visiting Air and Airs John Holl crast at the home McCally and Reginald Zumstein who are engaged in barberry eradication work In the southern part of the state spent the end at their respective homes here Airs A Griffin of Eau Clair Wis is the guest of Airs Charles Bradshaw and family Airs rank Lewis and son William left Sunday for a three weeks tlonal Mr and Airs Joseph Seiters and son Cleo attended the automobile races at Danville Ill Sunday Dr and Mrs Pyke and daughter have returned from a sojourn at Lake Enroute home they were joined by Airs Al Johnson at LaGrange who returned with them Aliss Alartha Virginia Dykhuizen has departed for a two weeks' trip on the Great Lakes Alorris AV Phillips from a several Ion rankfort and noints in Indiana Aliss Rosemary Vogel has re turned to her home in Tacoma Wash after an extended visit in this city with relatives and friends Air and Airs William Stan ley and family have returned from a two motor trip to Ohio Pennsylvania and Alichigan Airs John Kimmel and daughter Estella have gone to Indianapolis for a visit with relatives Airs A Sawyer went to Ot tawa Ill Sunday for a visit with her daughter Airs Roy Shackle ton She was accompanied by her grandchildren who have been vis iting here for several weeks Aliss Rena Rice and niece of At tica left by motor Sunday for a visit in Chicago and Ottawa Ill Air and Airs Charles Heinen and family of Indianapolis have returned home after a week end visit with Mrs A Klinker and family of North Seventh street They were accompanied on the re turn trip by rancis Klinker Miss Elizabeth Buit has gone to Chicago for a visit with friends Aliss Lillian Nagle of Rensse laer was a Lafayette visitor on Saturday Alias lorence Henning spent the week end with friends in In dianapolis Air and Airs Hester had as their week end guests Air and Airs Thomas of Elwood a ATra rankfort and rank ree of St Cloud la Airs AV Reed of Stockwell has returned to her home after a visit here 2: Airs Al Trescott "has return 1 ed to her cottage at Lake Alax inkuckee after a week end visit with Airs Albert Gunkle she was accompanied home by Airs Edith Gunkle Aliss Roselie Hester is spending the week with friends in Elwood Air and Airs Thomas Aladdox of Otterbein were Lafayette vis itors Alonday Airs Lena AIcDougal has gone to Erie Pa for a visit with her son Rev and Airs AV Teichmann and children have gone to Roches ter for a visit Aliss Dorothy Kantz who is at tending school at Gary spent the week end with her parents Air and Airs Kantz Aliss Dorothy Alae Evans Taylorville Ill Is the guest Air and Airs Walter Craig ir 3ir ana ivlfb xnmvu uLuni have returned to their home in Greencastle after a week end visit! HOLLCRAT REUNION with Air and Airs Perkins! The Hollcraft family reunion at their cottage on the AVildcat I was held at Columbian park Sun first Sunday in August BYERS REUNION The Byers families held a suc cessful reunion at Columbian park Sunday with a large attendance Those seated at one long table in the pavilion were Edward Byers and family of New Richmond Robert Byers and family loyd Byers and family George Byers and family Ira Byers and family Mr and Airs AVilliam Byers Mr and Airs Allen Barnes and fam ily of Odell Air and Airs John Barnes Air and Airs Glenn Byers Air and Airs Bui ton Air and Airs AVilliam Miller of Lafayette Air and Airs Otto By ers AV Byers Air and Airs Joseph Smith Air and Airs red Smith and family of AVest Point Air and Airs Delphus Byers of Otterbein: Philip Brown of Leb anon AIo Air and Airs A Insley Air and Airs Al Insley Air and Airs Garfield Newell of ulton Air and Airs rank Smeltzer Air and Airs Robert A Newell of Pyrmont Air and Airs Prather and family of Sugar Grove Airs Alargaret Insley Air and Airs Charles Pugh Air and Mrs Burlin Pugh Air and Airs lorence Lee and family of Royal Center Air and Airs Guy Insley of Alarion Airs Donald Roach of Defiance Air and Airs Robert Crane and family of Lucerne fc MB StVLTjlE phy Air and Airs Guy Hollcraft Air and Airs William Hollcraft Airs Christian Laurel Christian Mrs AVilliam Hollcraft Sr of La fayette Air and Airs Charles Hollcraft Air and Airs Robert Hollcraft of Chicago Air and Airs Burnsfield of Alonticello The oldest member present was Airs William Hollcraft Sr aged 97 years and little Rosemary Burns field aged nine weeks was the youngest of the group HUNT REUNION The Hunt family reunion held Sunday at Columbian park had an attendance of 110 The officers elected for the ensuing year in cluded: President rank Stout of Crawfordsville vice president Donald Hunt Darlington sec retary Edna Hunt Harper" Dan ville Ill treasurer Hubert Cow an of Crawfordsville It was voted to hold the 1925 reunion the first Sunday in August at Tecumseh Trait EMENS REUNION The second annual reunion of the family of Air and Airs War ren Emens was held Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Emens in Highland Park The following were present from out of town: Air and Airs Charles Emens of Jackson Alich William A Emens of Detroit Mich Air and Airs Leon Emens son Jr and daughter Helen of Jackson Alich Air and Mrs Ar thur Hayes and daughter Eunice Lansing Alich and Harry Emens of Addison Alich The following officers were re elected for the ensuing year: Em ens Lafayette president Emens Addison Alich vice presl LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER dent Airs Arthur Hayes Lansing Alich secretary and treasurer A very interesting letter received Saturday from a sister and hus band Air and Mrs Charles Chase of Strathmore Alberta Canada were unable to attend was read The next reunion will be held the Sunday following Labor Day 1925 ROBERTSON REUNION The descendants of James andWilliam Robertson former pioneer residents of this city held their annual family reunion at Colum bian park Saturday The guest of honor was David Robertson of Indianapolis who lived in this city until a few years ago He is 79 years old The oldest member re siding in this city is Airs Henry Budge of Perrin avenue The di rect descendants present yesterday were James Robertson of Gary David Robertson of Indianapolis Airs George Huch and Airs Emma AIcDowell of Lafayette Airs Jackson Gary: Mrs Henry Budge and rank Robertson of Lafayette children of William Robertson James Robertson came to Lafayette from Hardentown Ind in 1844 one year after they were married Airs Henry Budge was elected president for the following year Airs Bessie Kantz secretary and treasurer committee Airs Cora Robertson Airs Ida Hartnett and Bruce Rittenhouse There were 131 members present The rela tives from out of town were David Robertson of Indianapolis Air and Airs James Robertson Air and Airs Jackson Air and Airs A Jackson and family Air and Airs Raymond Jackson Air and Mrs Ray Watson and family Air and Airs George Robertson and family Airs Hattie Robertson Keneus and Air and Airs1 Hogan and family of Gary Air and Airs Warnltz of Chalmers Air and Airs Ed Ball and family and Airs Kittie Sells of Hammond Air and Airs Arthur Zwissler of Princeton Air and Airs Harry Robertson of In dianapolis Air and Airs William Leach and Air and Airs Walter Vergil of Rankin Ill Picnics A houseboat party on the Wa bash and Tippecanoe rivers was enjoyed Sunday by members of the Social Outing club A boun tiful picnic dinner was served at noon near the Jewettsport bridge after which the boat party con tinued its journey to the Tippe canoe where the afternoon was spent in swimming and other di versions Miss Helen sHeinen of Springfield Ill was an out of town guest A happy picnic group at Colum bian park Sunday was composed of Air and Airs Smith and baby Air and Airs Lon Smith and daughter Air and Airs Welch and family Mr and Airs A Huitz and daughter of Covington Mr and Mrs Smith and family Air and Mrs James Wil son and son of West Lafayette and Reta and Rosalie McLaughlin of Colfax One of the merry picnic parties listed at Columbian park Sunday was a group which included Mr and Airs Homer Biddle and son Miss Elizabeth Alartin Mr and Airs Raymond Dorsey and son Mr and Airs Albert Morris and family of Crawfordsville A Brannan Air and AIrsRoss Hum phrey and son of Wtynetown Mr and Mrs rank Humphrey and daughter and Mr and Airs Pflughaupt and daughter of Rom ney Among the smaller groups at picnic dinners at Columbian park Sunday was one made up of Air and Airs William ox and family Air and Airs George Pyle and son of Alexandria Airs lora ox and son of Aurora and Air and Airs Albert Schlabach of Anderson Air and Airs Smith and children of East St Louis Ill guests of Mr and Airs Edward Smith of Oxford were honored at a picnic dinner given at Columbian park Sunday At the table with them and their hosts were: Mr and Mrs rank Atkinson and fam ily Mrs Rammel and Mr and Airs George Wells and son of Ox ford A picnic party from Brook who enjoyed a dinner at Columbian 'park Sunday included Mr and Airs Davis Air and Mrs Wolffe and daughter Isabelle Mr and Mrs 'Wolley and Air and Airs Charles Martin Alembers of the Wildcat Chris tian church Sunday school held a picnic at Columbian park Sunday Among those present were: Air and Airs William Williams Mr and Mrs Cloyd Air and Airs Leo Cloyd and family Airs erguson Air and Airs Stingley and family Mr and Airs Gusafson and family Air and Airs Charles Ruch and family Air and Mrs Charles Beckart and fam ily Eva and Alabel Holt rank Holt Aliss Hazel Crose Albert Liendecker John Roudebush' Miss Lucille Harmeson and John Brls sie Air and Airs Jackson and family of rankfort Mr and Airs Harley riback and family and Mr and Mrs Jackson of West Lafayette Air and Airs Omer Talbert and family and Mrs Mollie Smith were among the pic nic groups at Columbian park Sunday Air and Airs Ray ischer and family Morris Etter and Mrs Alice Meisner of Lafayette with the honored guests Air and Airs Claude Alastin and daughter of Bellingham Wash formed a picnic group at Columbian park Sunday A family gathering at Colum bian park Sunday was composed of Air and Mrs Bruce Alastin and family James Maston and family John Alastin Air and Airs Silas Alaxwell Air and Airs Clyde Aleis ner and family Cleve Aleisner and family and Mr and Airs Perry Glascock of Crawfordsville i Air and Airs Hambidge Mr and Airs Best Mr and Mrs Ray Hambidge of Alont morenci Dr and Mrs Chen oweth and family and Richard Chenoweth of West Lafayette formed a picnic party and family gathering at Columbian park Sun day Air and Airs Al Ogle and family of Lafayette and guests Mr and Airs Tate and fam ily of Monticello enjoyed a picnic dinner at Columbian park Sunday Alembers of the of I club of Bringhurst and their families en joyed a delightful picnic at Colum bian park Sunday Those present were: Air and Mrs Basil AIc Cracken and son Air and Airs Glenn Elkenberry and daughter Air and Airs Charles Ross and family Air and Mrs Dick AVoods and daughter Air and Mrs Owen Sheagley and family Mr and Mrs Wilber Lane and daughter Mr and Airs Lewis Craig Mr and Mrs Russell Harter Air and Airs let cher Metsker Mr and Mrs George Ayers and family Mr and Airs Alelvin" Platt Mr and Mrs Laren Hinkle Air and Airs Clarence Stone and Air and Airs Burl De Mars Mr and Airs John Hill andfam ily of Chicago were honored at a picnic dinner at Columbian park Sunday With them were Air and Airs George Lewis and daughter Air and Airs John Duncan and family and Lawrence Hays of Wingate 1 Airs erguson and daugh ter Alarjorie of Alonon and Air and Airs Alartin and family of this city enjoyed a picnic dinner at Columbian park Sunday will meet with Mrs George Yuill 1900 North ifteenth street: Wed nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Devotions will be led by Airs Smock The study of the lesson will be given by Mrs John Krabbe A dramatiza tion Afternoon in a Hos will be given by Airs Alary Chamberlin Airs Clingen peel Airs Henry Newton and Mrs George Yuill There will be spe cial music The Dayton Wednesday club will be entertained by Airs George Edris 14 Waldron street Lafayette Wednesday afternoon The Jewish Orthodox Aid society will meet Tuesday! afternoon at 2:30 at residence of Airs Al Miller 416 Bomberding avenue Logan Taylor No 1 will hold an important called' meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the A hall The organization members of the Horner Alotor company with their families enjoyed a picnic Sunday along the AVildcat The day was enjqyed in the shade and in the water A group from the neighborhood of Boswell enjoyed a picnic at Co lumbian park Sunday Present were Mr and Airs William Nern and family Air and Airs Arthur Kennedy and daughter Mr and Airs Edward Borders Air and Mrs AVallace and family Air and Airs Randolph Alorgan and family Phil and Carrie AIcGovern Alyrna Bromenberg and Airs Alary Ost helmer of this city Air and Airs Harry Wilson Air and Airs rank Riley Air and Airs rank Ramey Air and Airs AValter Woods and family Air and Airs Benjamin Rush and Miss Bess AVoods of the Brookston neighbor hood enjoyed a picnic at Colum bian park Sunday Employes of the Shriner grocery store and their families to the number of about a hundred spent Sunday at the Alaxwell club house on the Tippecanoe river A chicken dinner was served at noon and the diversions were swimming and games Guests from a distance were: Air and Airs Andy Day of Vincennes Mrs John Day of lorida and Buford Alorehouse of Parties Two little misses Jane Johnson aged 10 years daughter of Air and Airs Johnson and Alary Baker aged four daughter of Air and Airs Baker all of Wol cott were the honored guests at a birthday dinner at Columbian park Sunday Birthday cakes mounted with pink tapers1 were featured Seated with the little girls and their parents were: Mr and Airs Joseph Blake Air and Mrs AVatson of West La fayette Air and Mrs George Baker Aliss Alary Lois Stockton of AVoIcott Aliss Coy Jackson honored her house guest Miss lorise Hun sucker of Terre Haute by enter taining at three tables of bridge and Alah Jongg riday afternoon The high score was held by Miss Lena ord The guest of honor was also presented a gift At the conclusion of the game a two course luncheon was served at prettily appointed tables and each guest was presented an attractive favor Airs Lenard Swiger of North Twenty fifth street was the honor guest at a delightful birthday party given at her home riday afternoon by the neighbors Alany useful gifts were received The afternoon was spent in pleasant conversation and refreshments were served Those present were: Airs Emma Elliott and Sons Paul Harold Charles and Claude Jr Airs Mattie Seifers and daugh ters Iva Eva Luelia and Eunice Airs Thelma Seifers and daugh ter Juanita Airs Alary Dawson and daughters Wilma Eugenia and Ellen Airs Vina Smith and daughter Bernice son Paul Mrs Hattie Swiger and daughter Alice Mrs Maude Nash and daughter Alyrtle Airs Ethel Holmes Mrs Mary Swiger Air and Mrs Lee Gillespie and daughter Rhea son Lee Jr Mrs Leona Mil ler and sons George Martin and Ralph and Leonard Swiger Air and Airs rank Alorehouse entertained at their country home at a picnic dinner Sunday in honor of their guests Charles Smiley and Airs Homer Smiley and daughters Grace and Edith of Carlisle Ark Airs Robert son and daughter Grace and son Jr from Alemphis Tenn and Airs Cora Nalley of Detroit Those present were Air and Airs Henry Alorehouse Air and Airs Phillips and children Harold and Beulah Agnes Bartlett AIr and Mrs Will Spoolstra Kathleen and Alary Alarjorie Spoolstra Air and Airs James Alorehouse Airs Dana Hoch Mrs A Cunningham and daughter Air and Airs red Decker Esther and Roscoe Deck er Airs Ethel Nelson Air and Airs A Alorehouse Lena Janet and Alvin Ernest Alorehouse Mr and Airs John Klinkhamer Herb ert and Leota Ruth Klinkhamer Air and Airs Duesler and sun yeorge Mr and Mrs Phillips and Air and Airs Will Bartlett Aliss Katheryn and Aliss Hilda Smith of Indianapolis entertained Saturday afternoon with six ta bles of bridge in honor of their house guests Aliss Ruth Bahls of Lafayette and Aliss Nataline Baker of Dayton The other guests included Mrs Donald ield who was Aliss Bessie Glenn Gregg of Lafayette before her re cent marriage Weddings KITTLE DOWDEN The marriage of Aliss Portia! Ann Kittle daughter of Air and i Mrs Stacy Kittle 2024 avenue and Percy Dowden son of Air and Airs Charles Dowden of Pine Village was quietly sol emnized at Battle Ground Sat urday afternoon at 2 with the Rev Al Nicely officiating in the presence ofs their imme diate relatives DUNN SPARKS Aliss Ethel Al Dunn daughter of Air and Airs Starr Dunn of New Richmond and Kenneth Sparks son of Air and Airs Israel Sparks of this city were married Saturday evening at the home of the parents The Rev Gardner of New Richmond officiated in the presence of the immediate families and a few close friends The bride was becoming ly gowned in a powder blue georg ette over peach colored silk and lace trimmed She carried a bou quet of roses The attend ants were Ruth Hoehne who served as maid of honor and who was dressed in peach colored georgette over blue and the Alisses Grace Livingston and Leala Hannawalt who were gowned in white and powder blue georgette frocks Each wore cor sage bouquets of roses Lynn Akers attended as best man After the ceremony a course sup per was served After a brief wedding trip the young couple will be at home at 211 North ifth street In October they will go to Cleveland for residence The bride is a graduate of the Home hospital and has a large circle of friends in this city as well as the New Richmond community The groom is connected with the Brad shaw undertaking establishment I DRESS By Mary Marshall or eight yeara efiief assistant to Anne Rittenhouse The Spanish Mode Is Taking a Definite Hold on the ashions of the Hou To some people the Spanish mode suggests nothing but an enormous shell comb nearly a foot high draped with a lace mantilla and worn with ballooning skirts of red and yellow trimmed with fringe or lace Thus costumed if you do a Spanish dance solo with a pair of castinets in your hands and a red rose stuck in the corner of your mouth these people are pretty sure to guess that you are affecting the Spanish mode with out being told There is much of the more sub tle and more distinguished phase of the Spanish mode that it too often overlooked It is perhaps because many manufacturers of women's clothes milliners dressmakers accessory makers etc pile it on a little too thick that the Spanish mode predicted so often of late has so seldom made strong appeal to the really smartly dressed woman Needless to say the woman of taste does not want to wear clothes that make her look as if she was Printed chiffon shawl edged with straight ostrich fringe worn with black velvet Spanish sailor Air and Airs Lew Kantz and Air and Mrs Bruce Rittenhouse entertained the Jackson family at the home of the former on Union street Sunday at a chicken din ner which was served on the lawn The guests were: Air and Airs Jackson Mr and Mrs Raymond Jackson Air and Mrs Walter Jackson Air and Mrs Ray Watson and family all of Gary Air and Airs Arthur Zwissler of Princeton Miss Alary Hodson of this city There were thirty three present Clubs The club left Sunday morning for Lake Manitou where it will spend the week at cottage The members leav ing were Alisses Helen and Eme line Deerr Thresa Ince Ada Baugher Matilda Nims Helen Olson and Violet Alichael The oreign Missionary society of St AL church going to a masquerade disguised as Carmen or one of the princesses from a Valesquez painting The point of departure for the present vogue for the Spanish was of course the Grand Prix Ball in Paris earlier in the summer at which women assembled to show their charms in Second Empire crinolines lace shawls mantillas and tight bodices This bail had been widely hSralded The subject had been chosen of course with eyes wide open to the fashion ten dency of the season If you expect that fashion is going to take over much of the Spanish note in dress intact you will surely be disappointed But if you keep your eyes open you will see that already several de tails in the oncoming mode smack strongly of Spain The broad brimmed untrimmed Spanish sail or the smaller bolero sailor are the accepted new shapes in' mil linery The heavily embroidered shawl of the past few seasons is gradually giving way to the black or white Jace shawl or the black chiffon shawl heavily laden with black silk fringe or ostrich And these are Spanish I I III mil IM I IMM Attend the I Me Adams I August Sale I I I urniture ajid Rugs allward Looking Some Specials in Hosiery Our Motto: VWVVWAV4VVVV I TAVE you ever made a frock? 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