Indiana daily times. [volume], June 22, 1920, Home Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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r An attractive wedding of this morn
ing took place at 9 o’clock in the St.
Philip Neri oratory, when Miss Alice
hAnna O’Connor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick O'-Connor, 252 North Tem
ple avenue, became the wife of George
Edwin Pfau.
Rev. George J. Smith, uncle of the
groom, read the service before the altar,
which was banked with masses of Doro
thy Perkins roses, palms and tall ca
thedral eandelabras.
Mrs. Thomas Haley sang the “Ave
Maria’’ preceding the ceremony.
Mrs. Anna Mahoney, played a group
of bridal airs, using the Mendelssohn
■wedding march for the processional.
Roy Pfau, brother of the groom, acted
as best man with John A. Godfrey and
Victor Pfau as ushers.
Miss Mary Quinn Kein of Blooming
ton, maid of honor, wore turquoise blue
georgette crepe over taffeta and a wide
brimmed hat, with which she carried
Killarney roses tied with smilax.
The bride wore a handsome gown or
geargette crepe over ivory satin, heavily
leaded. Her veil was arranged coronet
fashion caught with lilies of the valley.
f She carried a shower of bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
Out-of-town guests for the wedding
included Mrs. Edward Laudamar and
daughters. Misses Clara and Edna; Mrs.
Moore and Robert Moore of Louisville,
nd Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Moran of
Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Pfau will be at home
after July 15 at 3209 East Michigan
street. -i
• • •
Miss Olivia Schad, 5952 Bellefontaine
stfeet. has returned from Illinois uni
versity to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schad.
• * *
Announcement of the marriage of Miss
Lucy White and Wayne Dennison of
Clayton, which was solemnized at St.
Paul’s church, Rev. Lewis Brown offi
ciating.
Only the immediate families were
present.
The bride wore a frock of French blue
satin and carried a nosegay of rosebuds
in pastel shades.
The at-home announcement is for 1421
Hiatt street.
• • •
Miss Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Johnson, 28iO North
Illinois street, who has been attending
Syracuse university, has returned home.
* • *
Miss Margaret George of Evanston. 111.,
Is the house guest of Miss Ruth Fifer,
1315 North Alabama street-
Miss Fifer entertained a group of girls
yesterday afternoon In honor of her
guest, and Miss Dorcas Sherwood of
Evanston, who has been with Mrs. J.
F. Morrison, 303S Ruckle street.
• * •
Miss Harriett Emily Powell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Powell, 6076 Col
lege avenue, has returned from Greencas
tle, where she has been attending De-
Pauw university.
Mrs. V. D. Corrigan entertained with a
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. Ro
land Brennan, whose marriage took place
recently, and Miss Dora Glaska, whose
wedding will take place June 30.
* * *
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mrs. Helen Sherwin Martin
last night when Miss Louise Planque and
A. E. Davis, both of Evansville, were
married. Rev. William -Carson read the
service. Mrs. P. J. Mcßeynolds gave a
group of bridal numbers preceding the
ceremony and a harpist played for the
entrance of the bridal party. Roses in
soft rainbow shades combined with ferns
and tall palms formed the altar. Little
Jane Widdop and Batty Plaque, flower
maids, were dressed in blue and pink
ruffled swiss. Miss Mary Ellen Widdop.
who carried the ring in a. lily, wore white
swiss over pink. D. Naggie was best
man. Mrs. Ralph Wtfdop and Mrs. D.
Naggie were matrons *of honor. Mrs.
Widdop's gown was of tulle and pink
satin, and she carried blue larkspur tied
with smilax. Mrs. Naggie wore blue taf
feta. and her bouquet was of sweetheart
roses. Miss Mary Anne Sherwin. maid of
honor, wore a white lace frock, with
which she carried lilies and larkspur.
The bride's gown was of ivory taffeta,
with a veil arranged coronet fashion,
with orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower of bridal roses and lilies of
the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Davis have gone
_‘p Chicago, and will be at home In
after July 1.
Indianapolis Girls
at Delta Sig Meeting
Delta Sigma sorority girls are hold
ing their national convention in Buf
falo, N. Y„ this week.
Miss Florence Uhl, grand vice presi
dent of the sorority, and national dele
gate of the Indiana Beta chapter. Is
attending the cessions.
Mrs. William Metheany Moore, grand
secretary, and Miss Lucille Coppock ol
the active local chapter are with the
visiting delegation.
Miss Florence Schwankhouse is presi
dent of the local organization, which is
made up of thirty-seven active members,
all of whom are working to have the
convention meet in Indianapolis next
season.
Dance of Roines Club
to Hold New Features
The Associated Roines club's dance,
to be held Friday night at the Canoe
club, will have a number of new fea
tures.
Members of the club who have no ma
chines will be taken to the dance In
automobiles which have been chartered
for the purpose.
Edward Gardner and M. E. Thornton
have charge of the arrangements.
The Associated Roines club is com
posed of alutnni of the last six classes
graduated from the Emmerich Manual
Training High school.
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a cup of hot water. This makes a
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so it is easy to apply it to all the
hair instead of just the top of the
head. Your shampoo is now ready.
Just pour a little at a time on the
scalp and hair until both are en
tirely covered by the daintily per
fumed preparation that thoroughly
dissolves and removes every bit of
dandruff, excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing the hair dries quickly with
a fluffiness that makes it seem
heavier than it is, and takes on a
rich luster and a softness that
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Plan to Shop at Ayres
Wednesday
The Round-Up offers many golden op
portunities, and those who shop early
will have first choice .
Prices ' Cut to the Quick” on Thousands of Dollars’
Worth of Merchandise
Preparations for inventory demand the most drastic reductions . A clean sweep of all oddments , incomplete assortments and broken
lots of good seasonable merchandise . This big "'Round-Up" Sale brings many golden opportunities
for saving real dollars . Read Wednesday Offerings .
From the Linen Section
Comes Round-Up News
Opportunity is always lurking in
the Ayres Linen Section —never more
so than during the June Round- Up
Napkins at $4.35 a Dozen
There’re just 15 dozen cotton luncheon napkins, 16
inches square and hemstitched. While they last at
$4.35 a dozen.
6 Napkins for $2.55
Os these there are 25 dozen —put up Vi dozen to
the package. *fextra quality mercerized cotton, size
22x22 inches.
Irish Linen at $2.45 a Yard
One of the biggest values we have offered from
this section. There are only 50 yards—fine, pure Irish
linen damask, 70 inches wide—spot and floral designs.
—Ayres—Linen section, second floor.
Are You Going
How About Blankets •
Os course you won't want to take your good blan
kets aloqg —and blankets you must have. Here they
are.
Blankets, $7.95 a Pair
Just 20 pairs of fine White Beacon blankets, extra
weight with Greek key borders in pink, blue and
yellow. Perhaps you need a pair or two in the home
These are great values.
And Comforters at $7.75
Great, big. fine, fluffy comforters, size 6x7 feet,
weight 3 pounds, with a 9-inch stitched border. The
filling is 100 per cent, new cotton. Covered with silk
oline, blue and yellow only. Fine for the summer or
lake cottage.
—Ayres—Bedding section, second floor.
Good Things to Eat
At Round-Up Prices
Rather an unusual thing to do, but this is on unusual
sale. The savings are yours if you join the throngs
that will pass ‘’Through the Turnstile.”
“Van Camp’s” and “Pet” Milk at
x Less Than Jobbers’ Today
Quotations
Tall cans, can, 48 cans $5.90
Baby cans, 6V->£ can, 72 cans $4.50
(For our customers only—none sold to dealers )
\X. AA ~ a can, California “extra” yellow
Al xtrL cling peaches, in heavy syrup. No.
2%, 12 cans for s{>.7s; ca3e of 24 cans, .510.20.
A i OQ _ a can, green lima beaus, Batavia brand,
xjlL uuL No. 2 cans.
A x. QA>- a pound, black ground pepper, Mon
iAL OUC arch brand.
Ai 1 ff _ a can, tomatoes, No. 3 cans, Willow
aUL lOC brook brand.
A A. QQy-i a can, pineapple, Monsoon brand,
xi-L o£/U No. 2 cans, grated.
—Ayres—-Basement.
Woolen Dress Goods .
In the June Round-Up Sale at
Greatly Reduced Prices
For Wednesday’s selling we are featuring five lots
of desirable fabrics.
56-inch Tricot Jersey, $4.98
The colors are tans, browns and gray mixtures.
Every yard a real Round-Up bargain.
54-incli Tweeds at $2.88
One of the most practical of woolen fabrics. Rough
tweed mixtures in tan, blue, plum and gray.
50-inch Shepherd Checks, $1.48
There are just about enough of these for one day's
selling. Black and white checks.
54-inch Plaids at $1.48
Another rare bargain for Round-Up shoppe :x. Gray
and white only.
56-incli Tricotines at $3.98
One of the most dependable qualities In Pekin
and gendarme blue only.
—Ayres—Dress goods, second floor.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1920.
limited quantities that we do not feel justified in advertising such lots.
These are on the bargain booth day by day—frequently at prices far less
than cost. You’ll profit by shopping here "Wednesday.
Ihe Rpund Up
Five Fine Bargains
Veils, Neckwear and Ribbons in the
Round-Up Sale at Greatly
Reduced Prices
How About Veils at 5c
If you want 6 all they will cost is 25C. Some
bargain! Os course there are not many of them, so
one must come early. Slipon style, black only.
Vestees at $1.19 and $3.19
Os course they’re worth more, but this is a cleanup
and they've got to go. Os silk, organdy and net
Divided into two lots for quick choosing.
And Collars to Sell at 19c
There are half a dozen or more different styles, in
white and colors, all slightly mussed.
Ribbons —Reduced Prices
You'll find one lot of many kinds. Short lengths
In various widths and colors. Every last piece at a
lowered price. Ribbons for the hair, for fancy work
and for decorative uses.
For Hairbows—39c a Yard
One lot of plain and fancy ribbons —just the kind
for hairbows for the little girls, Many colors and
kinds. —Ayres—Ribbons, street floor.
Rounding Up Notions
At Greatly Reduced Prices
The prices named for this Round-Up Sale will jus
tify your anticipating future needs. Look the list
over, check your “wants,” and shop early Wednesday.
At 3C a yard, non-elastic webbing, black.
At 12C each are sanitary aprons.
At 75<? a package, rubber sheeting.
At 65C each are rubber aprons.
At 2C a package is cotton tape.
At 7<? each are hair binders.
One of elastic and belting In odd and short
lengths at reduced prices.
At SC. three balls of darning cotton, brown and navy.
At 18<? a dozen packages are assorted hairpins.
At 6C each are Mystic mitts.
At lOC each are paper laundry bags.
At 27C each are hemp shopping bags.
At 104? a spool, broken lots of silk thread.
At 2C a spoon is button hole twist.
At 49C a dozen, colored pearl buttons, large sizes.
At 95C a dozen are hair nets, dark and medium
brown.
At 3V a dozen are large white dress fasteners.
At SI.OO each are skirt measures, two only.
At 9C a yard, black hook and eye tape.
At 25C. six cards pearl buttons, assorted sizes and
shapes.
At lOC each are pocket shoe shiners.
At 7C a card are celluloid hairpins.
At 6<* a pair are shoe laces.
At C a card are collar stays.
At lOC, four packages invisible hairpins.
At 6C a yard, black skirt belting.
At 1C each, hatpins, black and white.
At 2C a card, washable crochet buttons.
At 3C a yard, uncovered featherbona.
At 5C a box, bachelor buttons.
At 5C a pair, tan oxford silk laces.
At 5C a dozen, vest buckles.
At 15C. shoe shiner and polish.
At 3C a box, assorted hairpins.
At 2C each, assorted notions, odds and ends.
At 4C, iron holders.
—Ayres—Notion Section, street floor.
Here’s to the Babies
With Dainty Flouncings at Greatly
Reduced Prices
An opportunity for mothers —rare values every one.
27-ineh Flouncing, 50c
Regularly you would pay a great deal more. Batiste
flouncings, prettily embroidered, others daintily ruffled
and hemmed. Not a very large supply, but real values
every one.
Edges and Insertings^
Matched Sets, 10c a Yard
There are two lots of these—of cambric aud nain
sook. The widths range from 1% to 4 inches. Extra
ordinary values at lOC the yard.
—Ayres—Street floor.
Not All Round-Up Bargains
Advertised Today
Naturally in preparing for inventory a
thorough housecleaning is desired. All odd
ments must be rounded up and priced to sell
quickly. We frequently find small lots of
good, seasonable merchandise but in such
Prices Greatly Reduced
Bathrobes, Crepe Kimonos, Middies,
and ♦Wool Middies, Sweaters
and Raincoats
Some are slightly mussed or soiled. The sale prices
will make you forget that.
21 Bathrobes at $3.95
For the home, for the beach, for the camp. Cut
ft 11 and roomy Certainly big values at the Round-Cp
price.
11 Middies at 75c
Soiled? Yes. slightly—but once to the laundry, then
like new. Choice while they last at 75c.
25 Chemises, Choice, 75c
Just an odd lot. Daintily embroidered and trimmed.
Help yourself at 75c as long as they last.
6 Serge Middies at $3.95
Fine for the camp or outing trip. All-wool navy blue
serge, with regulation emblems.
26 Sweaters to Sell at $4.95
These are good wool sweaters —some slipover
style—some shawl models. Every one a rare bargain
at Round-Up prices The colors are orange, blue,
Copenhagen, taupe and rose. Sixes 16 to 36. Some
slightly soiled.
247 Raincoats at $4.75
Every woman should have a good raincoat. Here
they are Nary and tan, belted style. When you
buy one of these you will buy a real bargain.
57 Skirts to Sell at $4.50
Smartly tailored of cotton and wool mixed fabrics
—pleated and plain models. Plaids, stripes and plain
colors. A number of them are for young girls of 16
to 20 years
—Ayres—Basement garment shop.
And Now the Sweaters
And What Lovely Ones They Are to
Buy at Round-Up Prices
It is only fair to tell you that there
are but thirty-seven in the lot —our
finest tricolette sweaters , in light;
dainty shadings , tie-on and tuxedo
models . Four groups.
$10.50, $15.00, $18.75, $22.50
Every sweater a bargain at its reduced price.
—Ayres—Sweaters, third floor.
For the Girls of 16 to 20.
A Real Round-Up Sale
SUITS, COATS, CAPES,
SKIRTS, DRESSES, and every
last one in the list is priced for a quick
cleanup.
Skirts and Blouses, SI.OO
It hardly seems possible; yet ,
here they are—just 15 of the skirts
and 10 blouses. Somewhat mussed ,
of course—'but think of it! only a
do liar for choice. The skirts are of
white pique.
A4- <I*Q QC On® lot of black and white plaid
nl tpO.t/D skirts. Only 15 all told.
Aa. One lot of pretty gingham
xAI <po.i£o dresses, about 65 in the lot
checks and plaids.
Aj_ <PQ f7£T for choice and 12 pretty organdy
At tpO. I O dresses.
A i (I>-J A AA for choice are just 15 lovely
Al tp_LU.UU gingham dresses.
A 4- (MT A A for choice of one lot of capes
At tpO.OU suits.
At SIO.OO for choice of one lot of capes
At SIO.OO you may choose aajr plaid skirt
A4* <l?i FC A A for choice are IB tccordion
rIL pleated capes.
Ayres—Petite shop, third floor.
L.S. Ayres <saCo.
You ll Profit by Attending
the Round-Up -
Seasonable merchandise at lowered prices
will make this a busy Wednesday — •
your opportunity .
Don’t Overlook These
Especially at Round-Up Prices
And it might interest you to know that these
are but a few of the bargains you will find in
the negligee section.
A h QQ zIA O’ ll ® * ot °*t dotted Swiss kimonos,
At high waist, kimono sleeves, cool
and dainty.
Ai. (Tf) A r One lot of serpentine crepe
At gowns, floral designs, iu lavender
and pink, kimono sleeves.
AL Ol OQ White petticoats of fine, soft fin-
At tpl.Oi/ ished muslin, embroidery trimmed
and with embroidery ruffle.
A T TA <^ne * ot cre P e de chine slip-
Al tpU. Itl over gowns deep lace yoke;
pink only.
At" ® ne * ot envel ope chemise of
-TxL ipLj'tJiJ crepe de chine, pink only.
—Ayres—Negligee section —Third floor.
I
Prices Are Lowered
On Many of Our Finest Sports, .
Street alid Dress Skirts
i
There's only a limited number of each kind else
they would never be included in a sale at reduced
prices.
These Sports Skirts at $14.50
Lovely garments, .beautifully made of the fine
tricolettes, satins, climax and dewkist fabrics. Smart
ly tailored models —white, black and navy.
And These at $19.75
Then there are sports skirts of Fantasi, Baronet
satin. Georgette and moon-glo satins, crepe de chines.
Your choice, $19.75.
Round-Up Sale Price, $29.50
Beautifully tailored skirts of Georgette and Fantasi,
tan and ceil blue, jade green and in flanneL
White Skirts Reduced to $4.50
Thursday only, 75 of these fine white tub skirts,
smart tailored models, with pockets and detachable
belts.
—Ayres—Skirt section —Third floor.
Women’s Underwear
Silk and Knit
At Round-Up Sale Prices
Ton’ll find values of the most extraordinary kind.
And if you love pretty silk underthings, you’re not
going to miss this sale.
At 73c, Three Suits for $2.00
—Are women's sample union suits, pink and white,
band top style, tight and wide knee. Regular and
extra sizes.
At $2.95, Two for $5.50
—Are women’s glove silk vests, plain or embroidered
yoke, cut full regular. All sizes up to 42. One of the
best known makes.
At $4.49, Two Suits for $8.75
—Are women’s union suits of the loveliest glove silk,
rose pink, tight knee, all sizes. Great values at the
price.
At 59c, Three for $1.65
—Are women’s gauze lisle vests, plainer fancy, extra
and regular sizes.
At 59c, Three Suits for $1.65
—Are women’s summer weight white cotton union suits,
narrow shoulder straps, tight and wide knees, regular
and extra sizes.
* At $5.95, Two Pairs for $11.50
—Are pairs knee-length glove silk bloomers, two-tone
accordion pleated ruffle, navy, black, rose, gray, brown,
American beauty, green and taupe.
„ At 43c, Three for $1.25
—Are women’s vests of fine gauze cotton, fancy
trimmed, regular and extra sizes.
At $4.45, Two for $8.50
—Are women’B glove silk union suits, with plain
yokes. These are rose pink, envelope style. A famous
American make.
At $4.39, Two Pairs for $8.50
--Are pairs of women’s extra fine glove silk bloom
ers, others of washable satin, pink, all sizes. Every
pair a real bargain.
—Ayres—Underwear section—Street floor.
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