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Y. w. G. A. Notes

The second forum in the series on
'oThe Out-of- Doors in Spring" viii be
held Friday night at S:15 in the green
parlors. George R. Phillips Of the
state forestry department will speak
en- Trees" A special exhibit viii be
Gil display. The public is invited
The students council will be
hostess at the open house at 4 p. m,
Sunday. Mrs. J. J. Patterson viii
give a group Of stories and Mrs.
Geneva Ankenbauer will give piano
numbers. Readings will be given by
Stanley Ankenbauer.
The committee planning the annual
dinner and program for the religious
and general education department has
obtained Mrs Charles T. Paul to
speak. The Inner will be held March
81, at p. m. in Hollenbeck Hall. All
members Of classes, Of both depart
ments, instructors, committee mem
bers, council members and their
friends are invited
A hard times party has been
arranged for Wednesday night at the
regular federation supper meeting.
Miss Viola Chittenden IS chairman.
Mrs. Maurice ]. Moore has been
appointed chairman Of a meeting on
April 6 when the proposed change of
membership basis will be, discussed,
and straw vote taken in order that
the delegates to the national conven-
ton in New York. April 80 to May s,
may know the stand that the Indian
apoIs Association takes.
A basketball game to be held on
Monday at 1880 p. m, between the
Y. w. c. A team and Butler girls,
will wind up the basketball season.
Young people OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church will have a skating par
ty Friday night.
The Real SiIklE. NJ. B. A. will have
a dance on Thursday night in Hollen-
beck Hall, with the Hoosier Aces Or
chestra furnishing the music.
Out Of fifty-one entries in the FIVE
mile swim the following girls finished:
Miss Dorothy Essex. Miss Anna Man.
del, Miss Nina White. Miss Anna
KimbalI, Mrs. Estella Keeling, Miss
Evelyn Pierce, Miss Jean Maclay,
Miss Hazel Thompson. Miss Evelyn
LarlIin, Miss Betty Matthews, Mrs.
Parry. Miss Dorothy Siegel and Mrs.
Marion Mar tin.
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Club Notes, Parties and Social Activities

rem. Outstanding Features of the
Church Work.; DR. c. Howard Taylor,
The Methodist Centenary Move
ment': Mrs. L. w. Grafton. Christian
Church. Community Church Day;
Mrs. Charles w Porter. Presbyterian,
The WomSn's Association"
Mrs. E. T. Fliekinger will sing. Mrs
f. F. McCrea will speak in the after
noon on "a Debt Eternal"
Mrs. w s. Mitchell win preside in
the absence of Mrs. c. A. Winders.
Assisting hostesses viii be Mesdames
Charles Badger. Fred c. Gardner. l.. A.
Won Staden. w. A. Waldorf, James A.
Sutton, ]. A McComas. o. F. Wing
field, f. w Mesker. Rose yesterday
George c. Dickson, Charles Hastings.
A. Schayekel. Ollie Cite and o. S.
Guio. Reservations must be made
not later than Monday noon with Mrs.
r. S. Gadd. Luncheon viii begin az
1870.
Miss Florence Wilhelm. 1116 Leon
ard St, will be hostess for a guest
party Sunday afternoon for the Phi
Rho Chi Sorority. Guests will include
Misses Bertha Branstetter. Helen ard
Bertha Leppert and Marguerite
Suffer-.
Miss Martha Stubbs. Miss Marjorie
Kerr, Glenn Curry and James Thomas
Of Indiana University are house
guests of Miss Stubs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. y. E. Stubs, 46 Johnson
Ave They will attend the Phi Delta
Theta State dance tonight at the
Claypool. Miss Audrey Judge 10 also
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stubs.
Miss Mabel Kirk and Mrs. c. B.
wiIlett, 1901 st. Paul st., entertained
Thursday night with a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Mary r.
Toon, whose marriage to Robert S.
Kirk, Jr., will> take place in April.
Pink and white decorations were used
and the ices were nodded in the shape
of cupids and hearts.
The gifts were piled beneath a
canopy Of pink bells and streamers
amid a shower cf pink rose petals
| from a parachute ABOVE. AhS nOst-
esses were assisted by their mother,
Mrs. Buelah Kirk.
The guests: Mssdarnos Herman
Robinson, Peter ROLLS, Marry RIngen-
berger, Roy Wells Jones, Eugene
wilkins, Ralph Wilkins, Virgil Wich-
man, Ora Boles. Clara Toon, Harold
Toon; Misses Louise Toye, Mary Will
kins, Rose Toon and Marguerite Lee.
Miss Louise Aldrich, 1890 N. Penn
sylvania St, entertained at luncheon
today at the Bamboo Inn, followed by
q theater party at Keith's for Miss Ell
Fleda DeLora, whose marriage to
Luca F.. Kunkel VIII take place
March 80.
Covers were marked with corsages
of pink and lavender sweet peas,
which were the favors.
Guests with Miss DeLora were
Misses Gladys Shade. Florence
Kunkel, Ruth Dove, nellie Aldrich.
Mrs. Earl A. Woods and Mrs. Ken
meth Hopkins.
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TIER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT
TO LESLIE PRESCOTT, CARE
OF THE SECRET DRAWER.

lou do not know, dear little Mar
Use. how wonderful it seems to be
me again, to be among my own
ossessions; to open this little drawer
there the utmost secrets Of my heart
re laid; TO know that no one in all
ne world except you has access TO
hem
Jacks mother was quite curious
bout this dear old desk and wanted
0 know If I had found the secret
lrawer that she always know. was
omehere enclosed within It.
evaded the answer for 1 knew
nat il told her 1 had found it. If
he ever visited us. she would want
20 look into it and you know, dear
little Marquis, that you and 1 could
never allow that
I wonder II your kingly lover had
A mother. little Marquise. I wonder
if you had trouble with trying to make
yourself agreeable TO her.
Visit Trying
I have been down TO visit Jack s
mother and for his sake I tried to do
my very best. but. oh. it was 50
hard. little Marquise. For at least
twenty-five years. If not longer. Mrs.
Prescott Sr. has been buried in her
ancestral home in a little New Eng
aand town and most of that time, like
me Chinese, she has devoted herself
10 her ancestors. 1 guess. for she GER
eainly talked very little about any
s.ning else
@This was particularly obnoxious TO
% because she kept lamenting the
- Shah my darling baby, little Jack
80 no zcssEors 70 speak Of.
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0 factory mixed diet.
First. learn the real quantity of
food that ais needed to nourish your
BODY properly. Do not eat more than
the necessary amount
Learn how many calories. or heat
measures 'for energy the body re-
quires. Have at least Is per cent of
the total amount required in protein
foods. You remember the different
kinds Of foods and the work each ac-
complishes for the body-proteins, fats
and carbohydrates.
Don't eat the same foods every day.
This is all right for a while, when on
a severe diet, but for satisfactory re-
suits, a change in program is neces-
sary.
For the proteins, change the neces-
sary amount of meat about a quar-
ter pound daily for adults, in order to
facilitate assimilation, and balance
the daily change in both proteins and
fats
In breads. corn bread, mullins and
pancakes. always change as often as
possible This kind OF wood, with the
varieties of green vegetables and
fruits, gives necessary third of food
supply.
For the remaining portion, which
will supply the last third Of the con
tent, remember the glass of milk,
some kind Of cheese, an egg or some
kind of beans.
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Clubs and
Meetings

The Alpha Delpnlan STUDY CIuD
will meet at the Chamber of Com
merce Bldg. Monday at 6:45 p. m.
Miss Alma Dorman win discuss ITALY
and Italian Settlements" Miss Bea-
trice Riegger. "Inheritances From
Regal Rome Mrs. Emma L. Bassett,
The Struggle for Political Equality
in Rome::" Miss Mary E. Behrens,
THE Twelve Tables Of Laws" Mrs.
Edo Stedfeld. The Story Of Hora
tius;" Miss Augusta Hiatt, Battle Of
Lake Regillus:" Mrs. Anna Hammer
beck, THE Subsection of Italy" and
Mrs. Frederick C. Warfel, Political
Organizations and Government"
Parent-Teacher Association Of
gchoot No. so, Of which Mrs. Frank
Bowers is president. will meet at
n. M. Wednesday. Alvah J. Rucker
will speak on Tennyson's I'm Ne
morian - A musical program will be
given by Mrs. Jean Mccormick, Ray
mond Ball and H Lloyd and the
Shortridge trio.
Women Of the A o. H. division No.
s. will entertain with a card party
Sunday afternoon in Fountain Square
Hall
The Parent Teacher Association Of
School No will have a bazar next
Thursday from to 9 p. m.
The regular card parta of the
Frauen-Liga will be held at the South
Side Turner Hall at 2:30 p. m. Tues
day.
A business meeting Of the Alpha
Lambda Chi Sorority will be held at
the home Of Miss Christina Glaska,
1904 Bellefontaine St, Monday eve
ming.
A law enforcement mass meeting
will be held at the Wheeler Rescue
Mission Friday at 2 p. m. All Of
ficers of the law enforcement, Chris
tan citizenship and Sabbath observ-
ance committees are requested to at
tend. All w. c. T. =. women are in
v4tsd.
The March social meeting Of the
Kappa chapter Of Mu Phi Epsilon ina
tional honorary musical sorority, will
be held at the home Of Miss Bernice
Reagon, 1887 Sutherland Ave, on
Wednesday evening. The program
which will follow the election has
been arranged by. Miss Ida Belle
Sweenie, one Of the patronesses of
the sorority Mrs. Ralph s. Chappell
ande Mrs Hugh McGibeny, patron
esses, are appearing. The program:
Contraito solos, "One Little Hour, by
Beechmont, and THE Crying Of Wa
ter by Campbell T1oton, Miss Mary
Norman; violin solo, "A Gypsy
Band" by Mache5, Miss Lucille Stan
Icy; musical monologue OF chiidren's
songs, Mrs. McGibeny; soprano solo,
''Dech Vieni Non Tardar," by Mo
Fart, Mrs. Chappell.
Seventh District Women's Demo
cratic Club will entertain Wednesday
afternoon with spring card party at
the Indiana Democratic Club, p q.
Vermont st.
Assisting Mrs. Charles I. Smith.
chairman for the affair, will be Mes
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hecan8ZeA

OF course l knew that little Jacks
mother is that brilliant Paula Perier
and strongly suspect that his father
is Jacks best friend. Sydney Carton.
You may think il very strange that
knowing this still think that Sydney
Carton is one OF the best men know.
Why should feel this way about him
do not know. for have only seen
him once, except at the tine he stayed
a week at my fathers on the occasion
Of my marriage.
No Ill WIZ
But since I have seen Paula, have
a feeling that she bears no I'll will.
Indeed, she spoke in the most glowing
terms Of him, although 1 have a feel
ing that she does not want to marry
him now.
Dear old Jack met me at the sta.
ton as though had been gone for
years There Is one thing. little Mar
quise, that you missed, you missed
that feeling of belonging that no wom-
an can have unless her lover is also
her husband.
One can talk Of all the thrills and
the Joys and the moonlight and laugh
ter Of romantic love, but unless one
can f1aunt the possession of ones lover
in the eyes of the world. and say He
is mine. He belongs to me and
belong to him. He is my husband and
am his WIFE there can be no per-
feet happiness.
believed neither you nor any other
woman who has had to love IN secret
can ever know the joy and the bliss
that / knew when 1 came home TO
my husband yesterday.
Copyright, 1924. NEA Service, Inc-)
Next: More of tho Ietter to Leslie
Prescott. care Of tho scores drawer.
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LOCAL WOMEN TO
ATTEND GENERAL
A.A. u. ". MEETING
Indianapolis Branch Plans
Spring ActivitieS-Cad-
man Musicale in April,

Local members who will attend the
third general meeting of the American
Association of University Women in
Washington D. c. April 21-24 art Mrs.
Henry A. Beck. Miss Martha Doan.
Mrs. Carl J. Fletcher. Mrs. William
J. Hasselman. Mrs. Frank Streightof
md Mrs. Fred Terry. Members wish
ng to attend the conference should
communicate with Mrs. Streightoff.
The March meeting of the Indian
polls branch, will be with Mrs. Rob
ert Hartley Sherwood, Jr., and Mrs.
Frank Hatch Streightoff at Mrs. Sher-
woods home, 2s47 n. Meridian st. The
,rief business meeting will include the
lection Of officers. Mrs. Donald U.
3ridge viii give a musical program,
.ccompanied by Mrs. Edwin Faye
Vinslow Assisting the hostesses will
g Mrs. John R Curry, Mrs. Earl B.
.auge. Miss Virginia Moorehead, Mrs.
Thomas Henry Mullins. Mrs. Mere
18th Nicholson. Miss Kathryn Pickett,
nd Miss Amelia Waring Platter.
The State convention Of the Indi-
ma Federation of the A. A U. Will
be held in Indianapolis May $40. Mrs.
James A. Bawden. State president,
will preside.
The third biennial conference Of
the International Federation Of Uni
versity Women will be held in Chris
riana, Norway, JuIy~29 TO Aug. 1.
The Wayfarers' Travel Agency, 40 W.
Thirty-Fourth St. New York City. Is
he official travel agent.
Mrs. Henry a. Beck is chairman
Of the local house fund committee,
in interest Of the Washington club
rouse. and also serves on the ma
ional clubhouse committee.
Charles Wakefield Cadman and the
indian Princess Tsiainna will give a
ecital of Indian folk lore and songs
1t Caleb Mills Hall April "a. Re
eeipts will go to the fellowship fund.
Miss Floro Terrence is in charge.
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Then they agree to get a divorce,
the custody OF the children-always
the sufferers--is determined, and the
agreement is at an end.
The husband and wife are merely
tired OF each other temporarily in
many cases. There is nothing funda-
mentally wrong with their marriage.
After the divorce is obtained it is not
improbable that they will wish they
could undo it.
They obtain a divorce decree, when
all they need is a vacation. And the
children suffer
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/ - ROCEEDS from a Sigma kap-
pa card and nah jongg party
IL this afternoon at the Sphinx.
Arms will be used for the sorority's
national philanthropic fund. More
than 100 tables were reserved
Decorations were in the sorority
colors, maroon and lavender. PRICES
at each table were sterling silver
bridge pencils.
Miss Jewell Barlow was chairman
Of the committee in charge, assisted
by DR.. Lillian B. Mueller Miss Phyl-
lis Clarke. Mrs. Warren Grimm. Mrs
Robert NJ. Jingle, Mrs. J H. Ram
sey and Miss Helen Trent.
Among those who had reservations
were Mrs. John A. De Tar of Detroit
Mrs. Harry Ramsey and Mrs. Robert
f. Brown OF Anderson, Mrs. 6. j.
Wetherholt of Gallipolis, Ohio; Miss
Josephine Rich Of Bedford, Miss Ger
aldine Clarke Of Bloomington, Mes
danes Robert Miller. Elmer II. Stu
art, A. ]. Bristow. Herschell Cole.
Robert Hatfield, NJ. 4. Haloman, IL.
D. Tumbleson, Carl II. McCaskey,
James s. NARROW, Joseph Gault, A
T. Arthur. f. A PETERSON, Arthur VIII
kinson, A r. Carter. Harry Ochiltree,
F. r. Hinnenkamp, Flora NJ. Clarke,
George G. Roberts, Walter Stoves. II.
H. Streeter, p. l.. Daugherty. Lee r.
CARRIER, Warren Harrell, Richmond
Bastian, Hubert Rhinehard, Herman
Dupree. William II. Clatt, Kate Sim
monds, Jack D. Oldham, A. #.
Thomas, A. F. Williams, r. F. Linde-
man, H. C. Craig. A L. Conn. A. r.
Murphy, O. o Hendrickson, G q.
| Craig, A r. Scott, Craig Fisher, j.
w. Watkins, Harry Howard, u @.
Slpes, Howard Linkert, Harold Simp-
son, Paul Fhin, Glenn Ashley, C. E.
Peterson, Dorothy Harper, Elroy Boyd
and Henry Colgan.
Misses Julia z. Landers, Bernice
Burgess, Jessie Soltau, Mary Alice
Coleman, I Lucille Hodges, Mary Ann
Miller. lucille Sullivan, Audra Faulk-
ner. Charlotte Ldeber, Beatrice Brum-
baugh Huelda Davis, Ruth Grtshaw,
Helen Hinkle, Katherine Sing, Helen
Hackett, Mabel Gift, Jessie Yant Mar
garet Gauss, Marie HeintZ, Marie Han
sen, Gladys Jones, Helen Rlnehart-
Juanita Donelson, Florence Seder
Mabel Wheeler, Margaret Str1ebeck,
Mary Susan Ravens, Hazel Lankin,
Alice wilmanns. Laura Agnew, Sarah
Mckinley, Bertha Tansel, Eloise wager,
Anna Long, Christine Wilson, Flor
enoe Hlrsch, Anastasia Gullion, NIL
bred Leggs, Edna Mae Katzenberger.
Lorena Ray Marie Field.
| Sara Fisher, Emma Blizzard, Anna
Geran, Bess Wetherholt, Barbara
Hensley Bertha Walker. Harriet G.
Brown, Mary Price, Clara Moore
Edith Rosebaum, Lulu Hensley, Sadie
Campbell, Helen Walsh, Ada d. Royal
Okal McKeny, Fannie Pain, Audrey
Denniston, Dorothy Haskell, Helen
Dales, Ethel Tansel, Mime Mae Bart
| ley. Glen J. Schwenk, Flora Frttts
Elma Thompson, Merle Helderman
Hazel Van Dyke, Julia Marchal, Mar
tina Phillips, Rebecca Dixon, Gladys
DELPHI, Thelma ROLAND. Gertrude ms
ley Mary Drake Rowena Smith, Car
roll Blovent Annice Harper. Rose
Porter and Grace Ramsey.
The third discussion luncheon of the
Local Council of Women VIII be held
Tuesday at the Third Christian Church
under the auspices Of church organ
4 izations affiliated with the council
Ten-ninute talks will be made by Mrs
John Hardy. representing the Baptist
churches, Not Backward, But For
ward, Mira. J, D. Aess, United 8reth
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Odd Shoes Are the Go!

London hotel. She wore q dress u
black chiffon velvet with pans&s
of red cherry The line OF the
dress was long and cldng1ns, end
the left side of the dress, which
was drawn away to reveal ehs
brighter color, fell over tbs RED
shoe. When she put her red 6oU&
forward no one would hNve
guessed the other shoe was black
In Paris it is possible 30 buy
pairs" Of odd shoes, but the Lon
don woman who must havS Sha
very latest has 20 buy two paaza
of shoes and splft them ugs
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.PIeatS Stay

Many of the newest skirts OF fan
mel, serge or silk have pleats only
at the side. These skirts are much
more practical than those pleated all
round as there Is no strain on the
pleated sectors and consequently the
plsaks stay Ia.
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BN Lnlted N0tOS
10 MOON, March 29.-H
II Milady's shoes match,
Milady is not fashionable.
Odd shoes-namely shoes that
aren't mates-are the new and da8-
zling vagary decreed by fashion.
A dress of vivid colors offers the
ideal opportunity for odd shoes,
for then, instead of appearing as
mental slip on the part OF the
wearer the odd shoes fall into the
entire color scheme.
A woman who wore one red shoe
and one black shoe passed almost
unnotioed In the ballroom OF
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tN EPUBLICAN candidates for
INK nomination for Governor of
LII Indiana, their wives and State
campaign managers. will be honor
guests at luncheon to be given Thurs
day at the Claypool by the Indiana
| Republican Women's Club.
Receiving with Mrs. Julia Belle
Tutewiler. president, will be the wives
of candidates and the following mem
hers Of the club: Mesdames Warren
| T. MoCray, Albert ]. Beveridge, Mar
tina j. Stubs, JACOB E. Riedel, Z. J.
Robson, Taylor E Groninger, T. NJ
Gardner. Otis K. Harms Arthur r.
Robinson. Bess Townsepd, Joseph
Rodney Smith. C. w. Dreamer, George
Hutto. Thomas w. Demmerly,
Blanche Mckinney. Lydia Rush. The
odore Bernd. Emil Fertie. J, Frank
Lair. Samuel Moore. Ethel Fox
worthy T. l.. Voss, Stephen White,
Pearl Randall. H. w. Rhodehamel O..
c. Lukenbill and Miss Kathryn Pick
EFT
Mrs. W. o. Bates is general chair
man. Mrs. Dorothy NJ. Woods is
II ncheon chairman, assisted by Mes,
DANES Florence Dart, David Rose.
Otto Keller, Lula Seibern, G. Garlic
TON Guy, r. c. Higgins and Miss
Laura NJ Foote
Miss Florence Becke1, viii sing. ac-
ccmpanied by Miss Paula Kipp.
Reservations may be made at the
headquarters of candidates or with
Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Woods, Mrs Carl
Wisenberg. Mrs. c. A. Pritchard, or
Mrs. NJ. J. Anderson
DR.. and Mrs. j. o. EngiemAn Of
Washington, D. c., are house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Dearborn OF
University Heights, While in the city.
DR.. Engleman who is field secretary
Ct the National Education Associa-
ton, has addressed the Seventh Dis
trict Parent-Teachers' meeting, the
! Seventh Federation of
| HNomens Clubs and students of In
diana Central College.
| sNs
The last of a series of parties for
Miss Elise Martin before her depart
ure with her mother. Mrs. Edna Kuhn
Martin. for two years visit in Eu-
rope, was given this afternoon by
Miss Mary Josephine Owens, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Owens,
a0eI N. Meridian st.
Baskets and vases Of narguer1tes
and yellow narcissuses were used to
carry out the yellow color scheme.
Favors were small photographs OF
Miss Elsie pasted on the name cards.
Each guest left steamer letter for
the honor guest in a mail box.
Miss Owens was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Albert
Cooper.
Luncheon was served at six tables
After luncheon the guests played
NAH Jongg. The guests were Misses
Louise Cooper. Dorothy Dietz.
Louise Allen, Jane Wells, Martha Fit
ton, Cornelia Bowling, Alice Miller,
joan Johnson, @dith Ann Stafford.
Martha Miller, Marion Seeds, Marllla
Iernaux. Barbara Foltz, Frances Ham
ilton, Margaret Wilson, Eunioe Dis
settle, Anne Torian. Elizabeth Moore
and Frances Smith.
The indianapolis League Of Women
Voters will have a sale of cake, pastry,
canned fruit and candy March 29 on
the city market. Mrs. Leroy Kahler,
chairman, will be assisted by Mes
DANES J. w. Friday, Wolf Sussman
Clarence Martin. Alien r. Fleming, c,
". Ccultnr, .Tahn Mar and n. M. Wood
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Iarch 25-
Century Club-MetrOpoltan School
Music Program: James E. Berry
i'll. "A Trip with Mark Twain. -
uest evening.
Independent Social-Local Council
+ Women.
Amicitia-Hostess Mrs. 0. NJ. Rich
,rdson. 1925 E. Prospect St Assist
ant. Mrs. J. L. Paxton. Program:
D.. W. c. A. Day.
Present Day-Hostesses-Mrs. W.
81. Adams. $40 E. Thirty-Second St,
SISTED by Mrs. F. r. German. Pro
am: Mrs. Walter Hastings, "a
ife in Song" accompanied by Mrs.
ohm A. Sink.
Irvington distinguishes Mrs.
g. c. McKie, 81 n. Bolton Ave. Pro-
ram: Mrs. Elmer Gray. state in
VAR; Mrs Albert Johnson, discus
ion.
Meridian Heights Inter Se-Hostess.
Mrs. Melvin Thompson. 42O z. Forty
sixth St. Program: Mrs E. c. Ru-
nush, sketch and review Of Fifty
One Tales" Mrs. Guy Wachstetter.
sketch and critical study of st. John
IRVINE: Mrs. B. W. TIeaton. review of
Changing Winds"
Irvington Chautauqua Hostess
Mrs. w. o. Perry. % n. IrvingtOn
Ave. Program: Mrs. NJ. H Reason
ar. Women Professional Workers.
Or. H. o. Pritchard, lecture.
Local Council Of Women-HOstesse
delegates from Irvington church La
les Aid, Ladies' Aid Central Chris
ian Church, Ladies' Aid Third Chris
ian Church. Ladies' Aid Roberts Park
VI. E. Church. United Brethren Ladies
Md. Victory Memorial Calendar Circle.
Woman's Society Memorial Presbyter.
an Church, Woman's Social Circle
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Notes of the w. c.. T. y.

devotions and the parliamentary drill
A general business meeting will fol-
low. The members are asked to bring
or send a scripture or favorite quo
tation from the Bible on a paper two
by three inches to be sent to Mrs. Way
hinger at the hospital.
University Heights Union viii meet
with Mrs Virginia Dearborn, 400
Otterbein Ave. Tuesday at 2 p. m,
Mrs. Elvah Roberts will lead the de-
votions. Regular business will follow
Thurman Union will meet at the
Alpha house. 1910 Boulevard Pl.. Mon
day. Devotions from Mrs. Ella Merri-
weather; readings by Mrs. Ella Good
win; Mrs. Lucy Hayden, vocal solo;
recitation by Lillian Workman.
The Tuxedo W. c. T. L. will meet
Friday with Mrs. Ritter Mieutker
1907 Z. Washington st. Mrs. Ella
Hyatt will lead devOtiOns. Reports
from the local superintendent will be
read.
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The Meridian w. c. T. VI will
meet at the Fletcher American Bank |
Wednesday at 2 p. m Mrs. Emma
Peet and Mrs. Martha Gipe will lead
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Pink Wolfe

A very attractive nightgowu 80 on
pink voile trimmed with double ham
stitching and small figures Of Law
ender wolfe appliqued on the fronA and
the sleeve caps
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-Martho Lee Says--
Marriage IS Temporary
Arrangement to Many

marriage used be life But today many per-
consider merely whereby and
decide they will live together husband and wife until
Of cooking husband meals the finds
another face that attracts him for the time being.