The Detroit times. [volume], January 10, 1917, NIGHT EDITION, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1017.
Society
Mrs Hilbert W. I *•*• will give a
«iir>ii• i (tulir* Ul III* I>* trolt Alii
li tic cluli, Monday evening, Jim. if*.
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Mrs. Abm «• I! L-irneil will enter
lain at luncheon Kiiilay, in tin- In
Holt Athletic Hid
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Mr and Mr- Edward C Van
ll«i- in have moved from No fl.l
P* tcrboro st.. to No. i:57 I’nmi iivc
MI'S Klizabeth Champ*-, of the
Palma Apartments, will haw next
v • «-U for California
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Mi and Mi' Huston, of Coluni
hu«, an vl iliii*; th*-lr son. th*- Rev
Raymond M Huston, of the Trum
bull avw Ih* sbytorlan church.
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Mr atid Mrs Chari#* W. Kotrh
er will leave Wednesday night for
Miami Fhi . whir** they will past*
th** remainder of th*- wintt-r.
'li Cert rude fUiy*-r Stearns and
rhildr*-n will l*-av** the end of tin
month for Santa Barbara, Cal , to
r* main until sprint
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--\ black and whit** hall will hr
given by thr .Junior league of th**
tiros-** Pointr Neighborhood c-lub in
th»- Hotrl Pont! liar!rain. \V* -dne -
day Jan. 24
Mis- K itherine iau ho who Is glv
ing 1 s«-ri-- of "Ctirr* nf topics" lec
tur* -. in tin- Hot**| Statl'T, will speak
T hug dj-v mono e..,af ,J 1 u'-.Jock, in
th*- t> Jlmom (*f I<• hot<-|
Mi- MlMon William*- - , of Parra nd
r»k. guv *• a bride*- pat tv Tuesday in
honor of Mi Flor* nee Babbitt. Mrs
Th*odor** S M- vor will t-nt* rtaln for
Mi Htti! itt Friday afternoon
Moslem tempi* will civ** an in
formal dancing party, Wednesday
•■n ti-mr, in Masonic tempi**. Tin*
dancing wilj !»• pr**crd***l by a con
*•■ rt by Modem I -tuple hand
\ card p*trty will t»*- given Friday
evening. it* the hmm- o| Mr*- V H
Wait No 1 *L‘ Cortland avo . for th *
born-Jit of th*- Masonic home, in
Ain.a
Hen O M Po«- corps, N'o. S. will
vvt .1 * rd party Thttr.-dav after
noon at o'clock. Ui th*- home *>
Mr pel* ftnanlon. Na v s»t Third
;n*
• •
Tk*» c#r** rv,«-i<»r> committee of
ft . Pw.-Ml. th c n> i-\ chrt> will ;-i\»-
a civic !'im ho'ti Thursdav, i* 12
uV|i* i in th*- Century building.
Kino MIC *■? I! t*- park. Colorado
t*. he ip.* t of hone and speak* r.
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Mr Edward P I* on am! 1 lit’
dr> n. Claries and KHzabeth. No 11"
Tavlot a.* ami Mt \V H P.-tt,
hm*- V> " i Jo'Ophln* avc , ttpl
>ii\c 'I • end of th** mori’h for PIOI
i la to si* nd the w inter
The narrlnge 01 Mi--. Ruth Helen
Wo*alb ;-< dam ht* * of .h*nn T
Woodh*- * • I! •r* Prsklin
• ’hri--.fi* ir --f N« w N*>rl- >id *ak
place in tin hntu. No !■_ Putnntn
av*- Sattrdi- evening. Jan. 2'> Th*
votinr c«tip|«- "ill r* id*- at No 2'd>
Vab-ntln* I-* n« V- nk*r- V V
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The 'VMef-a-n rom|»o-**d *»f
t ,rl t! Tolbf-en. violin. Mine
b-( h* .1 i \ oil* f-> n. piano, and Wil
h- l'ii Intuit* ci-110, will rive a con
«<-ii I'tursdiv ev.-nmg. in the hotel
PtHitchirtr-iin convention hall, under
th** 1 ntpic* ot th* Chamber Musi*
so- !• t' Ti * t-a ill ui v•• 1 s| ( Hal
BABY’S BONNET
FROM PARIS
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And now, IIMIr Mt«*«< Vanity, hold
jour hmd Ju-t an, until Damn K«hh
lon putm on your n* wrst bonnet.
It H tiiad*’ of rlbh* and t*llk with in
union of tr:tl In*-*- and th" upftar
fnK ruffle's at* hlkh of val It is all
in whit* 1 , even th*> ribbon at ream
er*
Th»- wee •dipper* are pale blue
ribbid -Ilk. and lb* 1 clipper rase
matt b*>i them in color. A famous
nt *n mlfllner In l*arlw designed these
dnint v thing* < specially for Fashion
Art Magazine and The Tnneg.
W li'ipll fe! !i i|j ' " jia* 0i (I JP fens w'.-itpH’ aHi-rti." liiili!;*, iiiJ
BY BETTY BROWN
Raby's ha k*-t must have a pretty
coverlet, something to remind us
that haby hunting has Just arrived
from Baby land. and who has more
right to appear on baby'a coverlet
than Mr Stork’ A pretty “efork"
edge for the titty basket sheet i
made with on** spool of Richardson’s
It M C CordonnH Special No SO.
To those who want to crochet th**
coverlet, th*- following formula will
be useful Make 71 eh s»s.
program for public school pupils,
Friday afternoon at o'clock, in the
Central high school auditorium
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Detrop «•« nt**r. Drama League of
A inert* a will give an Informal r«-c**p
Hon ati*l ten, Friday afternoon, in
th* Hotel statl* r. in honor of Edith
Wynn*- MathUon, of th*- Sir H*th*-rt
Fi-erbohm Tree company now ap
pear ini; in ill** iw-troit opera hni***,
1 mi Charles Kann K< nneoy, ih*- noted
playwright, author of Th*- Servant
it. th*> Hum *■“ and other "*ful
atiiJ notahle plays In private life.
Miss Mai his*,n i- Mr Kennedy
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An inform il program «-f mtisie will
l>* giv*-n Thursday afternoon, at .t
o'clock, in th*» monthly meeting of
111- 1101 l*’ ..f I;<•v1*1 *A i* * ;t.u:llar>
_M. M • I'l ril* v Mr- Wil.iatr
j R. (Jreporv and Miss Ir* ro S-rale
- I'Tbvioiis to Hi* meeting, at r»’rl*s-k,
1 Mrs \\ a*lsw >rth Warren, ehairmar.
1 us the music committee will m* * ’
, (tie members of lli«- committee t*>
| . map!*-!* atrangem*-nts f**r th- *t;
j;< rtainrnents during th* remainder
[ 01 Ih* >1 if.
Th»‘ tnarriagi- of Miss Fh r* 10 *
lialibilt to Harold Barclay William
*i* will lako pl.u M* ndav aft* r
ii.**>n. Jan 1 In St Paul’s cathedral,
.h* It* \ J< tin M<-Carroll, canon «>f
ih* <ath*dral, othciat rig Mrs
Laurence Cl.nht.rn*- Will* nos <’in
(ii.nati. -Ist* r <>' tin brid**, will h*-
tuHirnn of honor, and Miss Hlizalieth
William on. slst*-r **f tlu groom, wall
I. lirltl* sir. tld Patton Dixon \Vo«td
will he »-st man t- .illow ing .* wed
il.ng trip to 1 to* P.ermudas th*- yming
c*m|.le will make th*-ir home at No.
b'i.l Sinviir l-nv*'
\RGKNTINK ARMY
LAWS PRAISED
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BPtNOS A IRKS. Jan 10 (l**n
I'ablo Hu Hl* ri. tufhor of \rg*-n
line's military service laws, thinks
Hit- form of conscription will * v* n»
ually I**- found satisfactory for fh*
Cnited States. In .m inf'-rvo-w a*--
rf.rded th*- Cnlt<-*l Press today h*
* xpr* ss< and th*- gr«-at*-st interest in
the report from Washington that
military heads favor* *1 adoption of
lb,*• Argentine hi* .1 for America.
"Argentine resorted to consent*
• jon because it was (he only method
**f maintaining a good military r*
<>rve." the general assorted “Tit*
r* suit*-- havm been most excellent
democratizing our people, improving
them mentally and physically."
January Embroidery Sale
Embroideries
At 10c Yd
Hundreds of yards Matched
Sets o f Insertions and Edges,
Heading, Beading Edges, ete., on
Swiss and Cambric.
IT»c to 2."» c Values Reduced
to 10c
S I.OO to $ 2.50 Embroideries at 50c to $ I.2s—Just Price
For Friday and Saturday soiling we have taken from our regular
stock broken assortments in high-class Novelty Embroideries—all
White and fancy color Embroidery Klouneings- and will sell this loi
All at Just One-Halt the Regular Market Price
Tfeitcmfi tndicctf (xtmpam
( ROCHET BABY’S ( OYEREET
b*irst row Z’i sp. -eh ' » •*: |
Repeat for J row* mor*-
Fifth row; 111 *p, Z gr. 1'» I*.
eh sts, turn.
Sixth row: f> sp, 1 gr, t -p. gi
?> Sp 1 gr. f* sp. «-h Sts, turn
*■ Seventh row : .'I sp, *. gr, •- .0, |
gr, 0 sj>, r. < h sts, turn
Kighth r*»w 4 sp, a gr, t *-p .pi
i’ sp, 1 gr, ti sp, , r » eh sts, turn.
Ninth row: 7 sp, 1 gr. sp 1 Ir,
7 sp, 6 eh turn
T**nth row 4 sp. and gr, I * t». ’• .
2 sp. 2 gr. 7 sp, •'* ch sis. turn
IHt CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
YOUTH CANXOT ISKAI.IZK 11(1111
“The n*-xt day, Mar. - l* I got an
other letter from ' harll* Moutgota
cry setting th*- day when I was t* *
lunch with him and inv two « <* i-ui
I immediately v■ • *l♦ • him that <■
cumstan« *-s had ari-*n whiih woulii
make it impossible 'or in*- to in** ’
th*- Miss*- • T»>wns*-nd
“This brought Chari" over :o -*
me af*»‘r th** niatlne** an*l 1 told him
the circumstances What tie -aid
was straight to fh*- point, if noi
very elegant Knglfcdi
" You see, Fa'ila,’ he said, J*’rr;
is determined to *-op **ut that Ln.-
NO TRIMMINGS
on n vnv’s uor,i;
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Fri'-hion decrees th*- sim|»l<
things f* * - l».ihi* m frill-, iin n 1
ties. n<* trin mitus
An • \<iui -it* hit <-f t* -t»y Jin*-rv
is this crist* nine rot * in sti*-er* '
FYenrh lawn with liner. 'ti'k*-:
yoke an*l Just a little ** f tin nu
tlellcate hand •■mb"oid< rv Wli.-n
l*dl yoti tins 1 1 r* 1- from ■' tu c
/in** Ft***hi*>n Nrt .• r*• I *1 * -1 r.■
tlabruder Mass, th* law a * .a Ila
iiat-y world. th*-n you’ll mum r .
christening gown wairth noticing:
First Floor
• V* mil r**W s -«.rv»- f***g| . ~ sp, -
• ' 1 sp 2 gr. r* sp. «-h sis, turn
I-• * lfth row *. sp. 1 gr. 1 sp. I
i gr, I |>. r* * h sts, turn, i*-p*-Ht Ist
"w t .r :i row ‘then tart Hie stork,
I continue a shown above.
Win n completed bast* carefully.
li* av ing a inrrow spac** above th*
' rn Cut the material from the
I h , iiul rm.k*- a small hem. A
halo tow.-I to match may be made
j hv. omitting tit*- forks an*l babies
fiftrn • .< h -1- making the flower,
• b*t\ ilc then ih* flower again.
lish lord and she is afraid you
ur.bt L r »t in the running
" Which r*-mark, I suppose, dl
v*-.»t< *1 af your racing slang, means
r -.; • t {- afraid I.ord ll* auHiamii
will admit*' me To go a little fur
»h< t in your Isngua -e of the track.
I r. •vt a good mind to giv*- her a
run for h* r mon* y.'
“Charlie M*»n? uojnery’s ey»-a
tw inkl' and. ‘You still have your p* p.
my dear child, haven’t you'* I w ish
you could a*conic reconciled to an
old man like me Paula. I'd never
drink another drop if you’d marrv
m*- and I’m not so had when I’m
*-d" I've got money enough to
;>*it the wheel- under anyone who
■r-.it' you hudlv and run them out
of (c *-ty or *\• J; off the earth.
‘ ‘Yon could make that- old har
rldan of an aunt of yours and her
two snobbish daughters wish they
hid n* v* r b* • u horn. You know,
Fmla d*-ur. my family is all right
I ..in the scapegrace.’
■ Four old Charlie! Mv animosity
f-d v I>, u h* f *lk«*«! to in*- like that
and h< <!< ■ Margo-, after a girl
I t had v* ar <■( > -imlne her own
d-d • thii • h*-r own friends
is I had -d*** <b« not expert much
of an von* nvn or woman.
"H -u-v.r, 1 told him rnv mind
} ."I n--' han-.■•’il on the marriage
(ju< *~i i<ui and was younu enough and
. ii*-l t-nough to *ny a few well d**-
-• rved If imfiolite words
•aim* h»-for** vou asked me to
i ry you Mr Montgomery, and
1* aiis*- v"u had money and position
When You Consider -
that the cost of a cup of tea is so fractional
will appeal to you as the only logical purchase. The
slight extra cost of clean, fresh tea and, above all,
of the unique “SALADA” flavour, is negligible; but
means all the difference between satisfaction ar.d
dissatisfaction. b us
g¥f
Thousands of yards of
fine Embroideries of
every description have
been reduced in price
for our Annual Sale
on our first floor. Note
the following for
Thursday and Friday.
First Floor
DETROIT TIMES
First Floor
Embroideries
At 39c Yd
In this liot is to hr found such want
ed Finbroiderle* as
Ifi-inch Organdy Klouneings.
.W inch Organdy Klouneings.
27-inch Kufiled Baby Klouneings
This Dot D not larKo. but it* rt-duo< and
from I’rlco up to $1 00 p< r yard.
sfei’ccmb Sndicctf (ampany
and I had Just lost them you were
immensely surprised that I xlid no‘
jump ai th** chance. Then on*-
night you got drunk and insulted
m< Os course, it was fh*- drunkard
and not yourself who acted, but you
would never have treated Paula
N* wtnn so had her father and moth
er b* *-n alive,
"‘I have learned the last year.
Charlie, that rich non have 010*
cod* of conduct fi,t the women of
th* ir own s«-t and another for those
women who struggle along outrldo
M . I
* ‘Today y**u a-k me Hgain to h*-
y«* .i wif*- and dangle in front of my
eye your ability to place me where
I can get * \< n w ith tho*** who have
hurt and snubbed me l*» the last
y»-ar I «m nut a*>a*> with you any
mor* uU! - 1 have so tnd* tint how
Mtt!* it means when a man lose*
hi -*-|f control and becomes a
brut* In the past year I have seen
too inanv of your sex do just that,
but 1 would n*d care to marry anv
one of yojt.’
'lt wa- a very grandiloquent
sp* • -h, M irgi*-. and I hav»- no doubt
I mad* it in my best stage nian
n* r. D mu ' have Impressed Char
11* howevei for he 'aid, ‘By Jove,
l’aiila, you are a merry little pieee
land after this I want you to count
no- among your real friends. I’m
| cuing 't*» -<•*• that you g* t what
; you’re after.’
"I flu nked hint and h* left in™.
Then 1 discovered that I would not
hav t >"" jo |"S\o th*- theater for
sum* thine to eat and still get hack
In time for the evening perform
line- I li; p* and on a kimono and
tried to get a li*t!e rest, for I was
too • xHt* and in fa< t. I think I was
f-• me too much like a heroin** in
a novel to eat. Margie, can’t you
r* in* rnt)*-r how ymi loved t*> play
out of story books?
"Son»*-how. tny life at this time,
* •*• n v ith its tiitter experiences, was
no’e quit* real It was perhaps be
cause I wa so voung that I could
not n Mr* Sometimes, Margie, I
think C"d --ends Irresponsibility to
vnu'! for if t could ever realize the
truth it would faint and do-."
(To F* Continued.»
Boy Insists on Roaming.
It th** plans of Albert Carpenter,
* * Hi: * land Fark. prove sucee*,»,ful,
ih* idv.-n'utous career of his P year
* Id -.-a Ralph will * nd in '*•» days'
irii.tr :< iiii "iii in a room, with a rope
lied ni i'm ’ him to pr* vent • cape.
Tl •- IF :hland Fark jxdn-e advised
( a: p* nt*-r to a'i(’pt this mothod of
curbing Ralph’s gypsy tendencies,
'id •• ln-1 wa picked up again Tues
day, after le- had started fer Fort
Mavn*-, w!i*-re he hoped to ramp
with t!o- troops. During the last
Ralph has gone to Windsor to
cnli-'. he has run away several
limes without any particular object,
and on .mother occash-n it is said
1"- stole $L' 1 fr**t i a stor*- His fath
* r tol*l th<- police he has moved sev
i ra! tint* -:, hoping <lifferent environ
111 *ri* -- v\ *»u I*; iielp the lad. The farn
1 1 y is now living out Royal Oak
way.
Togging Up
For the Kink
BY BETTy BROWN.
Whether she goes rortfc to eon
qucr with skates or skis or a
hockey stick our outdoor girl will
wear the gayest of raiment. <«or
geous plaids In two tones of yellow
or green Hnd brown; pin check: of
bright yellow and golden brown;
solid yellow, or red or purple are
color you will sen in the spur*
clothes shops.
NOW AT ITS HEIGHT—
Our Annual Record-Breaking Sale
of the Celebrated
iUSST*
This sale is hy far the most important
trunk event of the year. In the fare of
drastic cost advances of all ia\s mate
rials. the sale oilers truly wonderful Mil
ties in the finest wardrobe trunks pro
luced in America today.
Four Important Facts that Make This Sale Possible
I irst —We are the largest distributors of Hartmann trunks in America.*
Second —Through our leadership we have been favored by the makers in the way 01 price
concessions.
Third—We placed enormous orders over a year ajro, thus avoiding 1 most of the advances in
• prices.
Fourth —The Tuttle & Clark policy is to give the customer the advantage of all special pur
chases.
MAKE SELECTIONS EARLY
You know- that Tuttle & ( lark sal*** are genuine. an<l many are waiting for thi- announcement; while the
Mocks are very complete, the choicest bargains will go juickly at these great reductions. IX) NOT MISS tho
opportunity of securing the best wardrobe on the market today at a big saving.
FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL LIST OF THE REDUCTIONS
Important is the fact that the original prices an* about I.V le-s than the regular standard prices of Hart
mann Trunks today, thus the actual savings are from l 2. r i r ; to 35 c *.
$20.00 SB!* $16.75
$25.00 S/UtS” «22 *SO
$27.50 *94 7*
$45.00
size Wardrobes $39.50
Up Town
253
Woodward
Fisher Arcade
ii TN ADVERTISING it is not the
S amount of ink used but the place
where it is put; not the amount of
circulation but the place where it
goes.”
Six Months ago The Times published, exclusively in
Detroit, the advertising of Ingersoll Watches-
This advertiser selected the one newspaper in each
city which stands above all others for honesty and
cleanliness both in news and advertising in Detroit
The Times was selected.
The Times produced results it was the biggest spring
season the Ingersoll ever had in Detroit.
Months Passed —and The Times was again selected
to carry the Ingersoll watch copy.
The pulling power of advertise
ments being affected by the char
acter of other advertisements in
the samr papo»-, makes it impera
tive--if the fullest success is
achieved - to select those news
papers which have the moral cour
age to refuse objects nable or mis
leading advertising.
Your skating skirt must be very
short and your skating shoe must
he very high, which -how** fashion
has sensible moods at times.
The white calfskin seating shot
laced from toe to 10 Inch high top
Is smart footwear for indoor skat
ing.
The newest sports skirl* are
closely pleated and give you the
inipr* lon they ire narrower than
they really are The clingy effect
Same Selections—Same Reductions at Both Stores.
THAT local advertisers also appre
ciate the policy of The Times and
the great puiling power of the
paper, is shown in the fact that The
Times carries more real estate dis
play \ advortisng than \ujiy other
Detroit daily, „ r '
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$50.00 $42.50
$60.00
size Wardrobes, $49.50
$70.00 iris: «ea cn
quarter sizes, now
moo rasa. $67.50
By rejecting thousands of ! nos
of objectionable advertisements.
The Times is building a newspaper
of character and inftuflence which
is welcomed in the homes of dis
cerning, prosperous people.
is what we seek when we choose
a skirt Just now.
Pin checks in vivid yellow and
bright brown make dazzling sport#
skirts. With tti** heavy sweater;
coat in yellow and cap and scarf to
match the girl on skates resemble*
a' yellow bird in flight.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
rt ASTORIA
Down Town
Comer
Jefferson
and Bates
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