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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-03-04
POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE

Charleston, March Reports of
the debates in Congress the past few
days is the best evidence that the
Democrats expect to rely upon an at
tack on the protective tariff as main
thunder" in the coming campaign.
AT every opportunity, Democratic
speakers have taken up the tariff
question and, according to their
views, nearly all the ills that afflict
this country come from the Republi-
can tariff.
Republican leaders, on the other
hand, welcomed the contest and more
than held their own in the argument.
West Virginia, as much as any state
in the Union, depends for her pros
perity upon a protective tariff. West
Virginia has always prospered and
grown under a protective tariff and
on the other hand has always suffered
under a low tariff or virtual free
trade. Fortunately the president and
Congress believe in protective tariff
and the assaults upon that measure
will go for naught. But what might
happen in the next Congress is open
to reasonable doubt if the Republi-
cans should lose control of Congress
this fall. The Democrats never fail
to tinker with the tariff when they
have the majority. West Virginia
should have two senators and SIX
congressman who believe in protec-
ton. Senator Nicely and Congress
.....x. Tnrrln,r n,.n Democrats
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The election this fall is almost as
important as presidential campaign
since in addition to the usual two
year selection of officials, circuit
clerk and county clerks will be elected
for the term of six years. The full
list Of candidates to be voted for this
fall includes the following: Con-
gressmen, state senators and dele
gates, circuit and county clerks, coun-
ty commissioners and county superin-
tendents of schools. 1t is therefore
not surprising that political leaders
are already arming themselves for
the fray.
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SORORITY WILL
GIVE VALEN TINE
affair FRIDAY
Mu Phi Epsilon Card Party
to Be at 0deon
Hall.

A Valentine card party will be
given by Kappa chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon national honorary musical
sorority Friday evening at Odeon
Hall. Metropolitan School of Music.
Mrs. d. E. Gruber is chairman, as
sisted by Mesdafnes w. A. Baker,
C. L. Folz. Charles ]. Gaunt and
B. E. Neal.
Tables have been reserved by
Messrs. and Mesdames w. A. Baker,
r. NJ. Cass. Clifford l.. Folz. Charles
G. Fitch. D. E. Gruber. Charles j.
Gaunt. Joseph Head. Otto Heppner.
Walter Hiatt, Ernest Hesser. Harry
King, Joe Linn of Hagerstown, Ind;
Edward Nell. B. E. Neal. James A.
Stuart, Carl Strickland, Donald Mil
holland, Howard Stitt, Clyde Titus,
Dom Watson and James L. Wagner.
Mesdames r. j. Beals, r. S. Kin
niard, Amy X. Morris, c. r. Test
and Misses Gladys Alwes. Martha
Allmeroth, Edith Allmeroth, Lulu
Brown, Ruth Beals, Lucille Chan
der, Mildred Casey, LorindSl Cot
tingham. Maude Custer, Laura Doer-
fin, Grace Hutchings, Mildred Johns,
Leona Kinder, Ruth .McDougall.
Mary Norman, Jeanette Orloff,
Helen Payne, Gertrude Pardieck,
Helen Quig, Dorothy Ryker, Bere-
nice Reagan, Pauline Schellschmidt,
Nell Smith, Geraldine Trotter, Ber-
nice Van Sickle, Ruby Winders,
Frances Wishard, Mabel Wheeler,
lone Wilson. Edith Hitz of Frank
lin. Ind, and Mr.. Adolph Schell-
schmidt.
The February business meeting of
the chapter will be held Wednesday
at the home of Miss Lucille Chan
dler. 1917 N. Pennsylvania ST., in
stead of with Miss Catherine Clifford
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The villain took the heroine, Miss
Perier, nearer and nearer the place
where he was supposed to murder
her and throw her body in an open
hearth pit Everything was ready,
Camera called the director.
Numberless cameras began to turn
on the people from every angle.
The villains better nature was
supposed to conquer at the point
when he. seeing that the ladie COM
ing toward him had sprung a leak.
flung the, girl from him out of
harms way and tripped upon the
ground to be supposedly covered by
the fiery. molten mass, which would
be done at the studio in miniature.
There was absolutely no danger as
planned.
Mr.. Prescott, who had been stand
ing out of camera line but in
place to catch Miss Perier, opened
his arms as the actor flung her to-
ward him and she fell into them.
The whole scene was almost fin
ished and ready to be okayed when,
to the horror of the spectators. the
stopper at the bottom of the Iadle
really began to leak. AS it was di-
rectly over Mr. Prescott and Miss
Perier. the whole stopper fell to the
ground and the great column Of mol
ten steel was upon them.
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DELTA GAMMA
( PARTY FRIDAY
Proceeds for New House at
Indiana.

Proceeds from the bentfit card
party to be given by the Theta
Alpha Indianapolis Alumnae Associ.
alton of Delta Gamma Sorority will
be added to the house building fund
at Indiana University. The party
win be Friday at 2 p. m. at the
Woman's Department Club.
Besides beginning the gift Of ST.
900 which the Indianapolis associ-
alton hopes to make to the building
of the $4,000 chapter house in
Bloomington, the party benefit will
go toward making the associations
contribution to Delta Gamma's ma
tional scholarship fund.
Approximately 100 tables have
been reserved. Miss Dorothy Davis
chairman of the committee, is as
sisted by Misses Lucille Chandler
Dorothy Wilhelm. Helen Keehn and
Mesdames Mark Il. Hamer, Dudley
A. Smith, Curtis r. Hoffman and
j. c. DE Hority. Table reservations
may be made with Mrs. De Hority.
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MUSICALE IS
TO BE GIVEN
Women's Drug Organization
Will Be Entertained.


Mrs, ]. L. Heider, 9s4S N. Illinois
St., will be hostess for valentine
party and musicale Tuesday after
noon given by Indianapolis chapter
No. 20. Women's Organization
National Association of Retail Drug
gists.>
Valentine appointments will be
used. Miss Virginia Mark Ham,
harpist, will play. Miss Virginia
Weiss will give readings; Miss Betty
Anne Williams, Violinist. ac-
companied by Mrs. William F,
Werner will play, and Jack O'Malley
and Miss Ora Emeline VaQdererift
viii give interpretive dances.
Mrs. Heider will be assisted by
Mesdames w. c. Freund. president,
Edward Ferger. ]. c. Mead. Edward
STICKY, J. G. Panther, C. g. Mueller.
g. =. Stoltz Bert Keene, L. C.
Weiss, A, B. Hoffman and W. A.
Oren.
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CARD PARTY
IS GIVEN BY
KAPPA GROUP
AIumnae Association Affair
Proceeds TOGO to Student
Aid Fund.

Reservations for 100. tables were
made for the card party given by
the Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
Association this afternoon at the
d. A. r. chapter house. Proceeds
will be added to the Student Aid
Fund.
Valentine decorations were used.
Mrs. Howe S. Landers, chairman OF
hostesses, was assisted by Misses
Ilene Harryman, Mildred Stilz, Flor
ence Luptonm and Mesdames Henry
Humrichouser, Garvin LAurimore,
Alan Boyd, Arthur j. Holtam and
John r. Brayton.
Additional reservations were made
for the affair by Mesdames John
Caylor, William H. HARRISON, Vern
Ray, Albert Fesler, James G. Carter,
Paul Hancock, Thomas Carr Howe,
Philip Johnson, Maurice Stevenson.
Fred Schortemeier, Frank Wooling,
Charles r. Yoke, Alenbert Brayton,
Jetta Morgan, Lyman Pearson,
Everett Schofield, Ruth Alec, Robert
ely of Plainfield, Ind; Warren Duke
Of Plainfield; Edgar Blessing, Dan
vile, Ind, and Ovid Miller, Lafay.
cite, Ind.
Misses Margaret Burnside, TWAIN
cite Nutter, Agnes Lyman. Mae
Hadley, of Mooreville. Ind; Dorothy
Day, Edith Gore, Marjorie Hendron.
Charlotte Howe, Margaret James.
Mildred Sill, Ruth Stone, Dorothy
Watkins, Louise Strickland, 1lene
Harryman, Irma Brayton, Elizabeth
Brayton. Ruth Allerdice, Louise
Woodbridge, Edith Higgins and
Gwendolyn Dorey.
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whole ladle of molten steel deluged
its unfortunate victims.
The director of the Paula Perier
Company began shooting on this
long awaited and much talked Of Sc
queDce at 9 o'clock this morning.
Although there was quite large
cluster of interested friends and
numbers of the mill employees about,
everything seemed to go off in
splendid shape.
The picture. by some very clever
photography, was being made to
look as though an accident Of the
same kind was going to kill the vii
lain as really happened to Mr..
Prescott and Miss Perier. This was
to, be done by patching and r
miniature which would be photog-
raphed back in the studio. There
was absolutely no danger but 1t was
to be a thrilling punch.
The rehearsal went off all right.
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Nina Brigham Union will meet at
the home of Mrs. Rilla Foxworthy,
1888 Gale ST.. wednesday at 2:3O
p. m. Mrs. Phoebe Link will be
speaker and Francis Willard pro-
gram will be given.
Mrs. James Nelson, 1916 Hall Pl.
will be the hostess Tuesday from 2
to p. m. for the Francis Willard
Union. A Francis Willard program
will be given and the Rev. M. III.
Reynolds will speak
Victory Union viii hold an all.day
institute Wednesday at the Ameri-
canization Center. 22S Bright St., be-
ginning at 10 a. m. An interesting
program has been arranged and
lunch will be served at noon.
Brookside Union will meet Thurs
day with Mrs. May Yount, 1920 Oh
ney St., at 2 p. m.
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WHEAT CAKE

Three eggs. III cups dark brown
sugar, u cup butter, liz cups sweet
milk. cups whole wheat flour, Il
teaspoon salt, level teaspoon Gin
namon, 3 level teaspoons baking
powedr. Cream butter and sugar,
add the beaten whites of eggs, then
the yolks and little flour to keep il
from separating. Then add the milk
and the rest of the ingredients in
the order named. To bake, oven
should be very hot for first five
minutes, and then a moderate oven
for As minutes. Can be made in
layers or a sheet cake, and any
icing may be used. This is delicious
and especially good.
Mrs. #. ROmer, IL N. La Sale st.,
indianapolis.
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Parker, Edward Franklin White,
Kate Miner Rabb. Douglas s. Bash,
Bert d. Servass. Hugh Ross, Wini-
fred Allison, c. M. Turner, William
A. Moore, Myra r. Richards, Misses
Margaret Ship, Katherine Kautz,
Florence Ruby, Lucy Montgomery,
Agnes Cruise, Gertrude Forrest, Eva
Reynolds, Bessie Morgan, Forba Me-
Daniel, Emma Colbert, Caroline
Goodhart, Florence York. M. A.
Blades, Florence Dillan, Anne White,
Eliza Browning, Helen Clark, Pearl
Holloway and Pauline Schellschmidt
and Doctors Lillian Mueller, Elsie
Stewart, Jane Ketcham, Marie Kast,
and Amelia r. Keller.
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Times Pattern Service
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Mrs. w. c. Smith, general COM
mittee chairman, will be assisted by
Mesdames Evans Woollen, vice
president; Isaac Born, A. Smith
Bowman, Grace Julian Clarke, John
Hollett, John w. Kern, George d.
Yeazel, and Miss Gertrude McHugh.
On the social committee are
Mesdames J. d. Johnson, chairman,
j. d. Ermston, M. B. Larry, and
A. B. Graham. Program committee
chairman is Mrs. w. D. Long. She
will be assisted by Mesdames Oliver
Belden Lewis and ]. F. Edwards.
Mrs. w. @. Gresham and Mrs. w.
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Mrs. Walter r. Mayer is general
chairman and honorary club presi-
dent. She will be assisted by Miss
Margaret Shipp. vice chairman; Miss
Agnes Cruise, ticket committee chair
man; Miss Eva Reynolds, door COM
mittee chairman; Mrs. Laura New,
prize committee chairman and Mrs.
Louise s. Koehne, chairman of
hostesses.
Tables have been reserved by Mes
DANES Louise Schellschmidt Koehne,
Laura New, Marie Bowen, III. A..
Grassland. Edna Raymond, Sara M.
Avery, Ethel r. Clarke, Madge Guy
Ter. c. B. Dyer. William II. Kersch-
ner. Walter r. Mayer, Ralph S.
Chappell, Grace Clarke Pierce, Ella
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VALENTINE SALAD

Cut into small cubes a cupful Of
the meat of chicken. Pour over
this a tablespoon of Franch Dress
ing, and set in cold place to chill
Just before serving add 2 cups Of
diced celery. Arrange lettuce leaves
on salad plates and on each place
2 tablespoons of chicken. Cover with
mayonnaise. On top place a large
heart cut from~a picked beet.
Gertrude Campbell, 1850 S. Rich
land St., indianapolis.
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MEXICAN CHILE

Take IL pounds hamburger, u
pound suet, can kidney beans, 1
can tomatoes, box spaghetti, 3
onions. Chile pepper to suit taste
about 1 tablespoonful, pint water.
salt to taste. Cook meat and suet
together until we'll done, then add
other ingredients, and cook about y
hour. The spaghetti which has been
cooked until tender and drained
should be added hot just before
serving.
Mrs. Oscar Kuhn, 545 e. Vermont
ST., City.
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CARD PARTY PLANNED
Cervus Club Will Give Benefit Az
fair Friday Evening.

Cervus Club will give benefit
card party and dance Friday eve
ming at the Elks Club. On the card
committee are Mesdames James Mil
Ter, p. e. Taylor, Albert Steele and
c. H. Roesener. On the dance com,
mittee are Mesdames Otis Car
michael. w. II. Falvey, c. ]. Austter-
miller and August Soutter.
The regular monthly card party OF
the club will be held Monday at 2;SO
p. m. at the EllSs Club ballroom.
Hostesses are Mesdames e. J. Ripp-
berger. Harry Robertson and w. s.
Peele.
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Marriaue Licenses

Murret G. Utterbaclx 81 2410 F.. Wash
ington machinist: Jessie s. Harris. 2S
2410 r. Washington. multigraph operator
pharmacist: Lucille J. Powell %. 2S11 N
Meridian. stenographer.
John Hannefey. %. sos Tecuu1seh. re
Herbert starlSs. %. 1855 Fletcher sheet
metal worker; Myrtle Greer 40. 1926 W
Morris domestic.
Joseph n. Arbuclxle. 80. 225 n. Capitol
clerk: Frances L. Duncan. go 610 W
John A. Kerrel 80. 45o Goodlet. fore
pnhn Carrie G. Timer. 20. b3d y. FevAh
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II. Bobbitt will preside at the tea
table. During the afternoon, or
chestra music will be played, and
a program of songs will be given
by Edward La Shelle.
Hostesses are members of the new
board of directors; Mesdames Edna
M. Christian, president, w. c..
Smith. George A. Werbe, w. t.
Young, Anna Marley, Henry Com
insky Thomas Wright, S. B. Prater,
Charles A. Edwards, R. S. Records,
Richard Coleman, H. L. Quigley
Arthur Worley, Edgar Perkins, and
Miss Ida Curry.
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CLUB DIRECTORS HOST
Miss Stella Akin Honored at Lunch
eOn--Spealxs on Federation.

Miss Stella Akin of Savannah,
Ca. was the>guest of Women's City
Club directors today at luncheon
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Covers were laid for II at table
arranged in keeping with the sea-
son. Miss Akin gave a short talk
on the National Federation Of Bust
ness and Professional Women. Other
special guests were Miss Ida Ander-
son and Miss kathryn e. Pickett
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BEECH GROVE MEETING

Beech Grove Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION viii hold it's regular meet
ing wednesday at 1880 p. m. in the
school auditorium. Mrs. Bruce Max
we'll will talk on Founders Day"
and Mrs. John Lowden will discuss
Up. T. A. and It's Uses" Mrs.
Savannah Brandon is in charge of
the program Mrs. William Alex
ander, president, will preside.
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ITALIAN STYLE TONGUE

Boil tongue in sailed water until
tender. Drain and skin. Fry two
medium sized onions in butter until
brown. Add a small bottle of catsup
and let simmer. Slice tongue and
cook in sauce for fifteen minutes.
Add a little water to keep from
burning. Serve hot.
Mrs. Harold Ringer, 918 StillwelI
St., Indianapolis.
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Phi Beta Psi Sorority. Miss Marga-
ret Ryan is general chairman.
The annual card party of the
Theta Alpha Alumnae Association
Of Delta Gamma viii be held Friday
at 2 p. m. at the Woman's Depart
ment Club. Miss Lucille Chandler
an alumna Of Indiana University. is
a member Of the committee in
charge.
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WOOD UNGER SPEAKER
Butler Professor Will Tell Women
Of War Experience.

Prof. Wood Unger OF Butler Uni
versity will give a talk on his world
war experiences at the Monday Club.
Monday at the d. A. r. chapter
house. Mrs. l.. F. Schultz, accom-
panied by MISS Nettie M Dunn will
sing MY Task" 20 Heart of Mine. >
and Long, Long Trail
Hostesses include Mesdames
Thomas H. Gutelius. Hadley Green,
Richard M. Coleman. j. Il. Reagan,
a. w. Antrim. and Harry Wade
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Pittsburgh Sun Extra:
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT HAM
ILTON STEEL MILL
Steel Magnate and Actress Burned to
Death; Many Others Badly Hurt

Steel Magnate and Actress Burned TO
Death; Many Others Badly Hurt
The most horrible accident has
just occurred at the Hamilton Steel
Mil, by which Paula Perier, the
popular motion picture actress. and
John Alden Prescott, Pittsburgh steel
magnate and millionaire, have lost
their lives.
Many others in the moving picture
company were seriously burned and
a number of employees at the mill
have lighter burns and ruined cloth
ing.
At II o'clock today when the mill
sequence of "Hot Steel was being
shot at the Graves Hamilton steel
plant, the most terrible. and unex-
plainable accident occurred which
has ever happened at these mills. A
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M artkla Lees
Col u m n
,KnoCker

Broadripple Reader: 1 am sorry
that you and your friends can get
nothing Of value from this column.
Perhaps you have a complex of that
sort. But your criticism, while not
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CHEST DAY MEETING

Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
will hold guest day meeting with
Mrs. ]. J. Lang, 2115 Broadway.
Monday Mrs. Demarchus G. Brown
will talk on Spain" Mrs. Charles
Maxwell. accompanied by Mrs. J. T.
Taylor, will sing.
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HE engagement OF Miss Mary
] L. Black, daughter of Mr.. and
IL Mrs. Perry Canaday, 255 N.
Gray St., to Eugene M. Reid, Of
Miami Beach, Fla. is announced.
Miss Margaret Cronnon is mem
Der of the committee in charge of a
card party to be given Friday at the
Sphinx Arms by the members of the
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CINNAMON FLOP

One cup flour, u cup sugar, 1
teaspoon baking powder, pinch of
salt. Sift them all together into u
cup of sweet milk. Add l tablespoon
of melted butter. Put in a layer
pan. Sprinkle with brown sugar,
and bits OF butter and
bake in moderate oven.
Mrs. M. A. Pratt, Lebanon, Ind.
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Activities
u N t e r I N NJ EN S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

CO RS. LUKE DUFT-EY and Mrs.
IMI Arthur ]. Holtam will enter
tain Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Duffey, 1929 Washington Blvd,
for Miss Marguerite Carnagy, Louis
vile, Ky, the house guest of Mrs.
Joe Rand Beckett. Mrs. Beckett will
entertain at luncheon Thursday for
her guest and Friday Miss Carnagy
will entertain at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club.
Mrs. Ralph w. Leonard, 1928 n.
New Jersey ST., entertained today
with two tables of bridge for Mrs.
John J. Hasleg who will leave next
week with Mr.. Hasley to live in De.
troit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Metzger and
Daniel V. Metzger, 1876 N. Alabama
ST.. will leave soon for a visit in
Little Rock, Ark.
Phi Sigma Delta Sorority will en-,
terrain this evening at the Lincoln
with Founders Day dance. Special
dance numbers win be given by
little Misses Mary Elenor Ellis anc
Elaine Courtney. Decorations win
be carried out in the sorority colors
Of maize and orchid. The members
and pledges will wear should cor.
sages Of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses tied
with orchid tulle. Patrons and
patronesses are Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man S. Rikhoff and Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. White. Miss Dorothy Ha.
worth and Miss Thelma Gahan are
in charge.
Sigma Delta Theta sorority has
completed plans for a bunko party
and dance Friday evening at the
Lewis Studio, 34O2 Kenwood Ave.
Daughters of the British Empire
will meet with Mrs. William Bird
dick, 22O Hendricks Pl. Monday eve.
ming for election of officers.
Mrs. Lena Winans, 1886 e. Wash.
ington ST., will entertain the mem
bers of the Social Relief Circle all
day Tuesday,
Mrs. A. H. Shaneberger will en-.
terrain the members of the Welfare
Club, Monday, at her home, S06S
Fall Creek Blvd, at a Valentine
luncheon and business meeting. Mrs.
ShanebePger will be assisted by Mes.
danes e. c. Wacker, Irving lie.
maux, Jesse Marshal. Leroy Martin.
Ed Schurman and Thomas De Hass.
Misses Kathryn Eleanor and Marie
Frances Delaney, 1915 N. Meridian
ST., left today for Cincinnati, Ohio,
to attend the junior prom at st.
xavier's College.
DIR. Carl B. Sputh, 5735 Central
Ave-, is attending the American
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat conven-
ton in Iowa City, Ia.
indianapolis Branch of the State
Assembly Woman's Club net Friday
at the home of Mrs. J. C. Yravis,
3107 College Ave. Mrs. Travis was
assisted by Mesdames w. C. Nc
Mahon, Charles Remy. A Valentine
party was held. Mrs. w. B. Gemme1
of Marion, Ind, won the prize for
making the best paper hat. and Mrs.
Fred e. Schortcmeier won the prize
for the best Valentine verse and
yarn heart.
Mrs. Jeanette limerick was spe-
cial guest and talked on conditions
in Turkey. Mrs. Arthur r. Robinson
Of Washington, d. c., was also a
guest.
The next meeting ofthe club will
be held March II with Mrs. Luke
Duffey, 1929 Washington Blvd. Mrs.
Duffey will be assisted by Mes
danes w. F. Werner, w. b. Gemmei,
and Frederick e. Schcrtemeier.
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TO DANCE AT TEMPLE

BETHEL Temple Sisterhood will
give Lincoln dance Thursday at
the Temple, Thirty Fourth and
Ruckle SITS The regular monthly
luncheon and card party will be held
Feb. II at the Temple.
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Recipes By
Readers

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Recipe Editor of The Times. Checks
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