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Quarterly ttEnds, = s25

Larger WOman's $3.50 Drsss; brown Bokhara
crepei size AN Observation-Disclosures. 8
Larger Womens $3.50 and $3.50 PIaided Coats
tailored convertible collars; black and white
gray and tam; sizes AN, Az and Ash. $500. s
1O-WOmen's $500 Dressy Twill Coats some fur.
edgsd--navys black, tam. ........ s
lS-Women's $3.50 to $3.50 Mannish Top Coats
fescsd Plaids, "S6nEIO." AngOra PoIaire, novelty
lO-WomsHT $500 Tailored Suits-box and panel
jacket styles in charmeen, covert and twill cord 4
2O-Women's $500 and $3.50 Navy and Black Twill
Suits-PIain, ribbon braid bound. .s.... 4
lo-Womsn's $500 to $500 SmartIy Styled Sport
Sut:-FiamingO, VelvO-knit. downywooI, velour
plaids and fIeeced stripes. ...s..........a 4
lO-LittIe WOmen's $500 PeneEstripe Tailored
Suits-navy blue and black single and double
Oreasteo styles
Little WOmen's $3.50 Suits, 5martIy tailored in
tan and gray mannish check suitinRs ........... s
SO-Women's $500 to $500 Street. Sport and Dim
ner Dresses-coIored and crystal beadings, hand
drawnwork and hemstitchng, embroideries and
lace-an exceptional assortment in the finer siIk
l4-Misses $3.50 Tailored Suits-smartest Of single
and double breasted styles-fne quality plain and
penciI.striped twiIIst ................... 8
12-Misses' $500 Frocke-adorable "missy" stvles
with sleeves sleeveless; geor1ette, satin, canton
and flat crepe-aIso fine twills-many lovely
4-Misses $500 Straightline and TERED Frocks-
very fine>na blue and brown twiIls. ........ s
6-Misses $500 Sport Coats, smart in style and
4-Mi..s. $3.50 Twin co.s:-e:pc-b.ei or slim
straight models; navy blue and tan. ........... s
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Sweaters.
$2.e5 to $3.05
$685.. 81 -

Sweaters, $l.4S
Fine worsteds-mostly slipover
styles-in corn, tangerine. ma
donna blue. grey, navy blue and
smart combinations.
$4.oS TO $8.0S
Sweaters, $3.45
All sorts Of smart sweater
styles-siip-overs, coats, JAG
quettes: with or without sleeves:
all sorts OF fine yarns-mohair,
Worsted and cleaning mohair
and CLOS combinations. Colors
. that tune i'm with spring fash
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Quarterly FINDS, !" $50

1S-Misses' $500 and $3.50 Street and Business
FrOcks-flat crepe. canton crepe, prints twiEs-
many shade. :......... -. 5000
6-MisSes $500 Sport Suits with braid and button
trimmed boz jackets. brown. tam, navy blue ). !. 5000
styles. brown and ................ 5000
1-43SO0 Jap Sable dyed wease) Scarf 5000
Twill suis:-pI.in braid bound jackets. 5000
plain and pencil .psd-aavy blu. and black 5000
30-WOmens $500 to $500 Dresses-beaded and
lace trimmed geergettes, satins, crepe de chimes,
lOrsd black brown, white. orchid navy, beige. 5000
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$3.50 Fur
Gokers

Odd pieces Of fine furs-squIr-
rel in natural grey, beige and
sable shades-tmported fitch and
Tibetine (a fluffy fox-like fur).
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Friday Footwear Close Outs!
800 Pairs Of High-Crade $500 and $1,000
Pumps and Oxfords
$3.75 $4.75 $5.75
Fair Pair Pair

very soft, pllable
leather with substan-
tial welt soles and
comfortable Cuban
heels. Sizes: IA,
AZ, 5, 5h, 6, 6k,
z, IN, 8, 81S; A, 4,
Az, 5, IS, 6H, z,
7h, 8, 8R, 8; B,
2h, 3h, 4, 5h, s,
6h, z, IN, 8, 8h,
8; G, 8, az, Az,
7h, 8, Sh; D, 8, z,
tx, 8. &
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Quarterly ENDS, +" SIS

1-$6S.50 Silver Pointed Fox Scarf, handsome quality
2-$79.5O Fur JacqGettes white coney and bay seal
\oyeo c0neyl
Larger WOman's $3.50 Black Crepe Afternoon
Gown, pastel beaded; size AN. ............
S-Msses' $65.OO 60 $500 Dress Coats twlls
charminette, juinai cape sleeves and GUNNER fur
trimming included ............
5-Msses' $500 to $500 Dresses--no two aiile-
crepe Roma and caShmere crepe; green, tan, orchid
lOWomen's $500 $500 Strictly Tailored Suits
pencil striped twill, covert oxford and alpaca
suitingS-handsomely tailored box and panel
jackets
S-Women's $3.50 to $40 Three-pieee Costume
Suits-navy, tam and artichoke twill, long braided
1o-Women's $1,000 and $500 Twin cca,.-al
dressy styles-many with collars Of summer fur,
rosewood tile, brick dust, sVaystone, badger navy
0lAcA .
lO-Women's $69.5O to $500 Top Coats, Distinct.
lively styled of handsome imported coatnRs; sum.
mer fox and squirrel collars. .............
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Assorted Bags
Specially Priced
in the Close.Out
$685.

stunning crystal clasps. brown,
black and navy blue: smartly
tailored underarm bags OF beaver
cowhtde with inside frame and
extra pocket, full f1-inch length;
Handsome beaded bags with fill
designs and colorings--whatever
your preference you can surely
secure q bag among these.
$3.50 Silk and
Leather Bags, $7.0S
A wonderful assortment OF un-
derarm, pouch and tailored en-
velope bags-Just one OF . style
smart1y fitted and attractfvely
lined In silk or leather. Brown,
black, tan, blue, grey.
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ASSOC to $500
Hats, S1.OO

A miscellaneous assortment Of
smart spring hats to be sold be-
fore 1000 a. m. Friday. Straws.
fabrics, satins felts. sport. dress
and tailored styles.
@$15.OO Hats, $4.05
Wonderfully smart tailored and
semi-dregs models - embroidery
and flower trimming,
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Quarterly "Ends, /" s35

1Women's $3.50 10 $3.50 Afternoon Dresses,
tailored and embroidered satins, black and white
mode draped and beaded styles; sizes 49, So ~ $3.50
4EWomen's $1,000 Beaded Georgette and Crepe
Elizabeth Dinner Cowns-Orchd, gray, white,
peach; sizes &c. 80, $3.50
num~fuIi and fluffy .' $3.50
-Misses' $3.50 Twill Coats, slim line and cape
navy blue $3.50
S-Misses' $500 Teddy Bear and Lustrah Cloth
Coats-unusually smart $3.50
S-Misses' $500 PencitStriped Suits, braid and
button trimmed box jackets. $3.50
I24-Misses $3.50 and $650O Afternoon and Evening
Frocks-chiffOn, flat crepe satin-aluring basque
and dr;Ped :tyIes 80 >: .:,; 80 $3.50
tucked, braided and with fur-edged eoEars-tan.
1o-Women's $500 to $500 Sport coats-FIa-
minso. plads, strips', "sunglO" and Ka'ha cloth
smart swagger slim and straight. ....... $3.50
s-Womsn's $500 Pencil Striped Twill Suit:-box
and Onebutton panel jaekstsnavy blue and black $3.50
lO-Women's $3.50 and $500 French Flannel Suits
line plaided fabries--One and three butt
ton panel jackets - -. -. SSo'U
Dr... six. 4aH $3.50
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Stockings

Use and $1.25 Isle, and !.
Cotton Stockings, soc
Full fashioned, excellently made.
Broken sizes in black, cordovans
ruoeet. ii
$50 Silk Stockings, Use
Pure silk and perfect work
manship-no seams TO rub tender
feet-a small quantity only In
broken SiseB--grey, log cabin, cas-
tor.
$500 and $500
: Clicked Silk Stockings
$l.36
Perfect---full fashioned--of fine
silk. Exquisite lace and en-
brOidered clox, Broken size as-
sortment in white, black, cor-
dovan. green. red.
50 Silk Stockings, Regular
and Chiffon Weight,
$3.50 Pair
An extra fine quality. full fash
Toned. perfect, with silk garter
top. Regular weight, in black.
white, grey, fawn brown, russell,
BLUSH, nude, camel, airedale:
chiffon weight in black, dark
brown. light and medium grey,
fGwn--not all sizes In every color.
$500 and $500 Lace
Patterned Stockings r
$3.50
Beautiful quality silk, full fash
Toned, stunning lace designs. in
step and boot effects. Broken
sizes in black.
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Quarterly Ends, = SIS.

1S-Women's $26.SO and 42D.5O Mannish Ton Goats
-plaids stripes, plain color poairo, veIvetone.
1-$2S.5O Dap Sable dyed weaseD Scarf ......
3--Larger Womens $500 Dresses, canton crepe,
self-braided. size 46K; tricoIetts, axe an ....
6-Misses' $3.50 Box jacket Sport Suits, brown,
s. tan, gray, buttoh Erimmed. ................
Miner $500 and $295O Sport Goats, mixtures
and plaids flared slim line. ..............
l2-Misses' $3.50 Frocks-adorabIe styles in satin
canton, flat and printed crepes georgetto and
tlne tw1s ...-........... .A........
1O-Women'S $500 and $3.50 Twill Bloom and
Wool Crepe Tailored Dresses; straightlines silver
black tam, brown, beaveri sizes SO to ~. ......
1O-Womens $500 and $3.50 Dresses, saEins smart
Prints, sheer georgette-beaded, draped, lace
trimmed; sizes 36 to Observation-Disclosures.
s-Little Women's $3.50 FIesced Plaid Sport Coat.
-full-back models
Little Women's $500 Tailored SuitS, box jacket
styles in mannish checks and OverpIaids. -. u.
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IA II -
e-Womens $500 Wide striped Crepe Sport Dre..e.
navy and tan, jade and white; szes SO to g.
6-Women's $500 Beaded Canton Crepe and Printed
Dresses-orchid, white, black; sizes SO 10 Sc .
S-Women's $3.50 Dreaded Crepe Drsssss-tunic.
draped and wrap-around styles; gray, brown
navy blue-sixss 36 to 40. ............ I
-MisssS $500 Novelty Mixture Sport Suits. sim
gle and double breasted. ...a......... {
4-Missss' $226O Straightlne and Flared Sport
Coats, plaids and mixtures. ..........#...... 4
1O-Misses' $500 Twill Satin Canton and Taffeta
FrOcks-tan, navy, brown, black ..........
Little Women's $3.50 Crepe de- Chine Dresses.
hsmsttehsd and plsated panels-brown lehen
DAacK9 J. :.
t2-Women's $lS.SO and $22.50 Plaided, Striped and
Plain colOred Sport Coats. ......... ......:..
S-Women's $3250 Flannel and Jersey Suits, TAM
gray, EypSy green, navy. ....................
20-$l375 Crepe Alpaca Skirts, non.crushable panel
and combination plsated styles. ......; ......
lO-$1450 to $3.50 Novelty Plaid and Homespun
ROshanara and Crepe de Chine Skirts ......
1850 Fluffy Like Fox" Scarfs-bue beige
platinum shades Observation-Disclosures.
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Club Notes, Parties and Social Activities

the club officers, Mrs. Arthur r. Rob
inson, Mrs. Henry II. Prescott and
Mrs. G. l.. Hogle, Assisting In the
dining room were Mrs. James II.
Butler, Mrs. Howard PASSED., Mrs.
CarI Wilmer and Mrs Hogle.
a musica! program was given by
Mrs. Herbert jenkins. harpist; Miss
Melissa Jane Cornelius, soprano, and
Miss Ruby Winders. contralto; Mrs
James X. Vance, Jr.. pianist.
a color scheme Of lavender and
gold was used in all the appoint
ments. and pansies. the club flower,
were favors.
Honor guests were resident Off.
GERS Of the Federation Of Women s
Clubs and the Local Counc. Of Won.
en-, Mrs. John T. Wheeler, Mrs. Da-
vid Ross. Mrs, b. s. Gadd, Mrs. O.
NJ. Pittenger. Mrs. A. j. Clark. Mrs
John Downing Johnson and Mrs. c.
T. Austin.
indianapolis Delta Epsilon Alumni
Association has obtained the State
Inn at Mccormick S Creek Canyon
for the weekend. The party, includ
ing wives and children Of members,
left Saturday afternoon and win re.
turn Sunday evening.
%ss
Alpha Beta Sigma sorority will
meet Wednesday night with Miss
Florence Peck. 1866 Rucllle st.
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GAIN WEIGHT

Four tablespoons apple sauce. 2 table
spoons creamed potatoes, slices broiled
bacon l fried egg. l cup cream of spinach
soup. cup fruit salad with tablespoons
whipped cream dressing, L cup lamb Ell
casserole + tablespoons steamed rice,
cup shredded cabbage with 1 tablespoons
chopped nuts and tablespoons French
dressing, tablespoons rhubarb tapioca
pudding with 2 tablespoons whipped cream.
2 bran mullins with raisins. 2 slices whole
wheat bread L bran roll. 8 tablespoons
chocolate bread pudding with L tablespoon
hard sauce.
Total Galleries. 3. 500. Protein, 1914: fat,
1.746; carbohydrate. 1852. Iron, .019
gram.
The egg is fried carefully in the
bacon fat. Have the fat hot, but not
smoking. Drop the egg into the fat
and reduce the heat. Cover and
cook slowly from three to five min
utes. An egg fried this way is not
tough and leathery, but tender and
firm and most appetizing. The fat
adhering to it adds a few calories.
Lamb is said to contain less of the
so-called ''purins" so inimical to
govt and rheumatism than the other
meats. 1t is easy to digest and de-
serves a prominent placs< on the
spring menu.
Copyright 1924. NEA Service. Inc,1
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB
HONORS OFFICERS
Returned Members to Be
Entertained Thursday.

The Seventh District Democratic
Womens Club will give a luncheon
at the Indiana Democratic Club, %
E. Vermont St, Thursday at 1 p.
m. Mrs. w. II. Bobbitt, a former
president Of the club; Mrs. Henry
Commisky, secretary; Mrs. w. r
Davis, chairman of the social com
mittee who have been away, and
Ms. f. Fl. Russ, recently elected
vice chairman of Marion County,
will be honor guests.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Mary NJ. Knippenberg or Mrs
Carl Weaver.
Speakers at the regular meeting
Friday night at the clubhouse were
Reginald Sullivan, Russell Ryan, 10
seph p. Turk and George Kirby.
Misses Alice and Helen Ward of
Lincoln. Neb., gave a musical pro
gram.
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r. Hiss RUTH EARLY, daughter
lWI of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Early,
1926 n. Meridian St, whose
engagement to Clarence O'Dell of
Fit. Wayne. has been announced, has
chosen her attendants for the we'd
ding which will take place June y.
Mrs. Myron J. Mckee will be
matron of honor; Miss Lucille Miller,
sister of the bridegroom, maid Of
honor, and Miss Gladys McCuen Of
Kankakee, H., the only bridesmaid.
Miss Megan Williams will act as
flower girl, and Billie Williams, ring
bearer.
Leo Ford, Fit Wayne. will be best
man. fishers will be Henry Curdes
IF TT. Wayne and Myorn J. Mckee.
The many parties planned for the
bride-elect are as follows: May %.
Mrs. Laurence Earle, luncheon
bridge and miscellaneous shower;
May 81, Mrs. Clyde S. Dyer, kitchen
shower; May %, Mrs. James B. My
ers, bridge and linen shower; May 30.
Miss Helen Irene Rost, breakfast and
linen shower in the morning and a
kitchen shower by Mrs. Myron j..
Mckee in the afternoon; June 2, Miss
Helen GandaIl, apron shower; June
3, Miss Esther Chambers. bride and
miscellaneous shower; June 4, trOus-
seau at the home of the bride-elect;
June 5, Mrs. Walter Scholle, lunch
con and linen shower; June 6, Mrs.
E. E. Flickinger, miscellaneous,
shower June 8. Mrs. Walter S. My
ers, bride and bOudoir shower; June
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CLUB WOMEN OF
STATE PLAN TO
ATTEND BIENNIAL
Daughters in Party Add to
AttractiveneSS of West
ern Journey,
ern Journey

Seventy-fve Indiana women will
join the westward bound train at
Chicago for the biennial conven-
ton of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs in Los Angeles
Tuesday evening.
To make their trip enjoyable a
number of indianapolis women are
to be accompanied by their daugh-
tiers. Mrs. J. B. Phillips will be ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Dorothy: Mrs. H F. Trick will have
her daughter, Miss Gladys with her;
Mrs. E. W. Stockdale, transporta-
ton chairman, will be accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Louise; Mrs.
Charles Gemmer viii take her
daughter, Miss Hilda; Mrs. W. H.
Hart will take her niece, Miss Jean
cite Matthews, and Mrs. Felix T.
NIcWhirter. her little granddaugh-
ter, Ethel May Ostrom. Mrs. V. H.
Lamb Will have her daughter.
Other young women who are to
take the trip with indianapolis WON
en- are Miss Ethel Clelland and Miss
Nellie Beechwood of Elwood, Ind.
The delegation will leave Tuesday
at 4:30 p~m., joining the rest of the
party in Chicago. There will be stop
overs at Denver, Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs, Salt Lake City
They are to arrive in Los Angeles
the convention city, the afternoon
Of June I.
Mrs. J. L. D. Chandler. formerly
of Indianapolis, wiz be assisting
hostess for Indiana visitors in Los
Angeles. She will assist Mrs Ida
Gray Scott, also a former resident
of Indianapolis.
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Clubs and
MeetingS

The Et Cetera Club will meet
Monday with Mrs. w. F. circuit,
1882 Ruckle st. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. b. +. Bowman.
The Aftermath Club will enter
tain with a musical tea and guest
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. c. S. Rhoades, 2403 n.
Pennsylvania St.
The Old Pals Club viii entertain
informally Sunday afternoon for all
former members at the home Of
Mrs. Anna Roch Perrlne, 310 n. Ad-
Olson Ave.
Omega chapter of Phi Pl Psi sor-
GRITTY will meet Monday night ut
the home Of Miss Beryl. 532 n. OK
ford Ave.
Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
have a benefit nah jongg and
bridge tea at J.. s. Ayres tea room,
June 10 from to p. m. Tickets
may be had by calling Mrs. Albert
Caldwell.
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Heron Art Notes

gift of George c. Calvert; fragment
of American coverlet. gift Of Mrs. A.
S. Pearee; two examples of modern
wall paper, gift of the w. H. S.
Lloyd Company. N. Y; one example
of early American wall paper, gift
Of Mrs. Louis H. .Levey; a group of
plaster casts for use in the Art
School, gift Of Mamie e. Boothby;
one gilt frame, gift of Mrs. Fulton;
two sets of color prints each show
ing special color printing process in
the use of yellow, black, red and blue
in the order named, gift of Mrs.
Harry Jordan; posters and style
books, for Art School use, gift of
Hart Schaffner & Marx and The
House Of Kuppenheimer.
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NOON PERIOD At
Y. v. SWIMMING
POOL ARRANGED
New Schedule to ACCOmmo-
date Business Girls During
Summer Months.

For the accommodation of bust
ness girls and women who wish to
swim their noon hour, the Y. NJ. C.
A. health association department an
nounces a summer schedule for the
swimming pool effective after
June /.
One of the features Of this new
arrangement is the noon plunge
period from 1915 to 1870 on Tues
days and Thursdays.
Plunge and lesson periods are pro-
vided for both juniors and adults.
Private lessons are given by APP
pointment. Diving and life saving
classes for adults and juniors will
be arranged when ten enroll.
Y. w. @. A. Notes
The federation girls will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday.
After supper at the central building
they will go to Blue Triangle Hall
for party on the golf garden.
The board of directors will enter
tain the secretaries at q party
Thursday night at the home Of Mrs.
Maurice J. Moore, 1889 n. Alabama
St.
The Girl Reserves were to have a
hike Sunday. They will meet at the
association building at 2:30.
Arrangements have been made by
the Y w. c. A. with the Girl Scouts
to use their camp north OF Broad
Ripple for three weeks this summer.
beginning June IA. The groups
which will enjoy this privilege are
the grade school Girl Reserves, high
school Girl Reserves and the girls of
the industrial department.
The Splashers Club will have a
hike Sunday. Those going are to
meet at the Broad Ripple school
house at 2 p. m.
Any Y. w. c. A. girl desiring to
enter the swimming meet at Broad
Ripple Park June Z should register
Immediately.
The members Of Miss Irene Dun.
cans Bible classes will hold an all
day meeting at the Irvington Pres
byterian Church.
Miss Gertrude Sykes, who for the
past three years has been industrial
secretary in the local association,
Will leave Friday for her home in
Milwaukee, where she will spend a
short vacation.
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10. Miss Helen Coffey, bridge and
linen shower.
The night before the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Early will entertain with
a bridal dinner at home. The wed
ding will take place in Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church, the Rev. J.
Ambrose Dunkel officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry }. Taylor, 1854
f. Thirteenth St, announce the er
gagement Of their daughter. Miss
Emma Mary. TO Perry r. Carr. son
\ of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carr, SOP
4. Michigan ST. The wedding will
take place July 3 at the home of the
/ bride.
Mrs. Claude T. Palmer. $40 f.
/ Fffty-Second St, entertained Satur-
/ day afternoon with an informal tea
/ in honor of Miss Jeanette Benedict,
who is to marry Wilbur d. Gpse,
June 7.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
/ Howard Benedict, Mrs. Paul Bene-
dict, Mrs. George c. Stanton, Mrs.
Edwin Camp. Miss Margaret Mont
gomery and Miss Frances McMath.
Miss Esther Thornton favored with
vocal numbers. The rooms were
decorated with boughs of haw bios
SONS and the tea table with a bas-
ket of spring flowers in the olear der
! shades.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe W. Beatty Of
Kansas City, Mo, are visiting Mr.
Beatty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Beatty, Sr., GA S. Illinois st. They
will motor to California to spend the
summer.
Miss Ann Smith and Miss Edith
Silver entertained with a luncheon
nah jongg and miscellaneous
shower Saturday at the home Of
Miss Smith, 1909 College Ave, in
honor of Miss Grace Willis whose
marriage to DR.. Francis c. Smith
will take place June 1S in the Tab
ernacle Presbyterian Church. Gov
ers were laid for Mrs. William
Johnson, Miss Katherine Clifford,
Miss Dora Bentley, Miss Willis, Miss
Silver and Miss Smith.
Assisting the hostesses were Miss
Smiths sisters, Misses Florence and
Pauline.
Miss Erma Korn, who is to marry
w. Carleton Best. of Palo Alto, Cal,
May %, was the honor guest Friday
at bridge of five tables and hand
kerchief shower at the home of Miss
Ora Weber, 4001 Broadway.
Phi Alpha Sigma, sorority enter,
tanned Saturday afternoon with a
Japanese tea at the home of Miss
Dorothy Ziegner, 1913 N. Jefferson
! Ave. The rooms were decorated
with iris, lilacs, Japanese lanterns,
butterflies and trellises twined with
flowers.
Presiding at the tea table were
Helen Walsh. assisted by Mrs. Anna
Geran, Miss Mary Bagnoli and Miss
Anna Greenstan, all in costume.
Guests were Misses Martha Bar
| OSI, I<dFOu CO%As 1SdDSll hNANSSly >
Helen Hopping, Madeline Walsh,
Lillian Kribs, Josephine Schmidt,
Margaret Morley, Anna Margaret
McCune, Wilma Sonnefeld, and
Evelyn Koopman.
Members of the Irvington Fort
nightly Club entertained their
friends Friday afternoon at the an
nual spring party at the home Of
Mrs. c. ]. .Orbison. 81 N. Irvington
Ave.
Receiving with Mrs. Orbison were