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of Indianapolis. Luncheon was served at the conolusion of tlie games. The prizes were awarded Mrs. WtalterHim-*melhaiier and Mrs. Roy Lawrence.* — .* “ I . .• .* *.*'• ♦ ••••• -• *W* .. 1 I* ^ —v . . . I VT * . - lt;v' i *. s.. . I. . ...Mrs. Abe Weil of Fort Wayne, Ind., and Mrs. David St rouse, of LittleRock, Ark., are visiting their sisters,Mrs. Mannberger and Mrs. August Goodman.Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whitlock, ofSioux City, la., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Keerns, of North Eighth street.Mrs. Wilbur Cook, of Paris, will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Allyn G. Adams, of Collett Park Place, and attend the performance of theof Penzance to be given at the operahouse Monday.' night. Mrs. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Adams took part in this play a number of years ago, when were very young. Mrs. Adams took the part of Ruth,_ one of the characters, and Mir. Adams was Iking of the pirates. .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Galbreath ofGilbert avenue, will spend tomorrowwith their parents in Columbus, O.Mr. and Mrs. S. Johnston and son, Ralph and daughter, Miss Marie, of Montezuma, Ind., spent yesterday in the city. They made the trip in theirformerlyattended Rose Poly.The home of Mrs. Frank E. Wiede-man of North Eighth street was the scene of a pretty party Thursday afternoon in honor of her guest, Mrs. Howard T. Wileoxson, of Evanston, 111. A delightful musical program wasrendered for the entertainment of the guests by Miss Nancy Brosius, pianist, Miss Margaret Hazeldine, cellist and Miss lone Hazeldine, violinist;The rooms were beautifully adorned with red geraniums and ferns. The guests were received by the hostess and honor guest in the music room. After the program delicious refreshments were served. The hostess was assisted by Mesdames W. G. Clark, B. L. Viquesney, C. EL Joyner and Simeon Locke. Those invited were Mesdames Frederick J. Longman, Herman Leib-i-ng, J. B. Wisely, W. G. dark, William C. Doak, Edward Smith, E. A. Town-ley, H. P. Townley, E. McAllister, Bertram L. Viquesney, Chapman R. Root, A. R. Charman, W. H. Mc-Caughey, Sade Johnston, James W, Thompson, William C. Downing FrankBronson, E. S. Ni« R. Kennedy, Cameron Stimson, E. T. Hazeldine, Walker Schell, George T. Brosius, J. M. Mc-Adam, Frederick A. Reekert, E. E. Reiman,. A. B. Stoner, Simeon Locjtoe, Alma Peavey, Robert Snider, O. L. Kelso, George A. Scott, William Shannon, Alvin’ M. Higgins, of Montclair, N. J., A. H. Caffee, Harry Rhoads, Malcolm T. Goodman, Misses Nancy B. and Lillian Brosius, Margaret and lone Ha zeldice; Edith Snider, Maude Paige, Bertha Burns, Glorvenia Richardson, Cora McAllister, Carrie A. Hyde, Chis-tina C. Katzenbach.Mrs. C. Sohineder and daughters, Misses Othlie and Adele Schwedes will make their home with Mrs. M. Lortz, 115 South Seventeenth street, until July 1, when they will leave for an extensive trip abroad. *The Willing Workers Circle of the King’s Daughters and Sons of Edwards Ind., held their postponedmeeting of Mother’s Day, Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Smith of Ellsworth. An interesting program was given under the able leadership of Miss May Smith of Terre Haute. Two interesting articles were read from the TerreHaute Spectator. Recitations were given by Albert Orth, Marie Johnson, Helen Orth, Gladys and Harry Hart, Florence Stevenson, Idalee Genung,Russell and Nellie Smith, and Cather-erine Smith. Piano Solos -were givenby the Misses Ethel Solomon, Eva Lee, Carrie Myer and Helen Dunni-gan. Miss Nellie Smith rendered a.vocal solo. Song by the Misses Effie Ward, Nola Smith, Carrie Myer and Hi la Melton. Vocal Solo, “YOu haveOnly One Mother,” by Miss May Smith. Mrs. Lewis Orth and Albert Myer gave interesting talks on Mother's Day. Reading,■■Mrs. A. J. Dunnigan. White carnations were given to all present, and refreshments, consisting of strawberries, ice cream and cake, were served. The mothers present were:- MesdamesGenung, Lee, Shuster, Carrie Wtkins,Lewis Orth, Chas, Smith, Jacob Orth Elroy Smith, Albert Myer, Ed Johnson, Fred Stevenson and A. J. Dunni-gan. ; / : '■; ...Miss Eleanor Cox entertained at bridge whist Thursday afternoon, complimentary to her sister, Mrs. Malby Failey, of Kankakee, Ill, and Miss Laura Delius , Blake, of Marquette, Mich. The house was prettily decorated in cut flowers. Prizes wereawarded to the highest score a* w-u table. Prize winners were Miss Neue Blake, Miss Ula Shlrkey Miss Janet Turner and Miss Fannie Blake. A beau-tKul embroidered handkerchief waspresented Miss Louisa D. Blake, asmguest prize. Following the games thewere invited into the diningroom where tea was served. The table was attractively adorned with lilies of the valley. Mrs. Newton Cox presided at the table and poured tea. Theguests were Misses Laura D. Blake, Fannie’ and Helon Blkc, Valeria Mllr lev, Delphine Bindley, Ruth Adamson, Eliabezth Cooper, Helen Barbour, Julia Rice, Janet and Lyle Turner, Mesdames Mhlby Failey, Wilson N. Cox,end Newton Cox.Miss Valeria Miller, of South Seventh street, will entertain three tables of bridge this afternoon in honor ofMrs. Malby Failey, of Kankakee, 111.••••' •■ — : —-NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Bert J. Prater, has ,been appointed administrator de bonis non of the estate of Mitchell C. Prater deceased. Said estate, is supposed to bo solvent.BERT J. PRATER, Administrator de bonis non.D. V. Miller, Attorney. 7NOTICE T€ CREDITORS, ETC.In the matter of the estate of James L. Twigg, deceased. No. 7367. In the Vigo Circuit court, Vigo county, Indiana, May term, 1909.Notice is hereby given that Celia Twigg, an heir-at-law of James L. Twigg, deceased, filed in said court on the 6th day of May, 1909, her petition showing that said decedent died on the 12th day of April, 1909, a resident of said county and state, seized of real estate In Vigo county, State of Indiana, liable for his debts, and that petitioner being desirous of protecting said real estate from sale for the payment of such debts, praying therein for a decree of court that if no letters of administration are issued on said estate within twelve months from the date of such decree, that all claims against said estate shall be barred, and that said petition will be heard in said court on the 8th day of June, 1909.Witness, the Clerk and Seal of said Vigo Circuit court, at Terre Haute, Indiana, this 6th day of May, 1909.JOHN F. JOYCE,Clerk of Vigo Circuit Court.J. H. KLEISER, Atty. 6NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Kate M. Armstrong, has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Samuel E. Armstrong, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solventKATE M. ARMSTRONG,_ Administratrix.Stimson Tilley, Attorneys. 7avingrowsOnce you acqui the saving habit will grow upon you your bank balangrows.We encourage thabit by1 ••Per Cent Interest.You can open an count with $1.00 more.CompoundedSemi-Annually MONEY LOANED ONMORTGAGE SECURITYmechanicsBuilding,and*n,517 OHIO STREET.
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Terre Haute Saturday Spectator
Terre Haute, Indiana, US
Sat, May 22, 1909
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