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LAXATWES ONLY
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SPEAK BEFORE Co--EDS
Women Voters Officials Talk I'M
Bloomington and Rensselaer,.

Mrs. Pearl Vernon of Martinsville,
chairman of the second district of
the Indiana League CT Women
Voters, and Mrs. Walter Greenough,
chairman OF New Voters, spoke at
the second semester mass meeting Of
girls of Indiana University at Bloom
ington Wednesday afternoon. Both
spoke on the program of the League
Of Women Voters and the part that
college girls can take in helping the
league to secure interested and we'll
informed voters.
Miss Florence Kirlin, executive
secretary of the Indiana League of
Women Voters, attended the regular
monthly meeting Of the Jasepr
County League at RENSSELAER, Tues
day. The program was arranged by
the chairman of the social hygiene
committee of the local league. Miss
.Kirlin spoke on the national leagues
social hygiene program and on the
recent activities of the State and Ma
tional League of Women Voters.
The problem of the direct primary
and legislation in Indiana were dis
cussed. Mrs. Ora Thompson Ross,
treasurer Of the Indiana League of
Women Voters, is president of the
Jasper County league.
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Pledges Entertain

Alpha chapter of Omega M Tau
was entertained with a bridge party
by the pledges Tuesday night at the
home of Miss Margaret Derry, the
Gladstone. Decorations were in
keeping with the Valentine season,
and streamers of red and white were
used on the ceilings. Bowls of spring
flowers were used on the table, light
ed with white tapers in red holders.
The pledges are; Misses Martha
Belbinger, Margaret Derry, Helen
Reardon and Rosalie Swift. Guests
were Misses Florence Monfort, Es-
Their Gebauer, Evelyn Carpenter.
Norma Ernstein, Anna Ernstein. Luz
ellie Dickman. Mary Margaret Nor
ris, Early Eggert and Ruth Rein
king. and Mesdames Adiel Hosherr,
Lewis De Langley, George Leslie,
Paul Waldorf and r. e. HILL,
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GUESTS OF SOCIAL CLUB

The annual guest day Of the indie
pendent Social Club was held
Tuesday at the Lincoln with Mrs.
Allen T. Fleming as hostess. Mrs.
Carl Dearwin, president, talked and
Miss Helen Coffey, whistler, accom-
panied by Miss Virginia Lucas, gave
a group Of numbers. Carl Frye, vio-
linist, played, after which Mrs. G..
j. Buchanan talked and Miss Mar
garet Rashbach, soprano, accom-
panied by Mrs. w. r. Seibert, sang.
Among the guests were: Mrs. o. c.
Lukenbill of the Indianapolis Council
of Women, Mrs. David Ross of the
Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays,
Mrs. H. K. Fatout, chairman Of the
Seventh District Federation of
Women's Clubs, and Mesdames
Frank Mobley, Upton; Ella Clark,
Bluffton; J. e. Wright, Washington;
Merritt Stearns, Jacksonville, Fla;
w. D. Masters, Edwin Bundy, Will
liam Getty, N. F. Epperson, Robert
Pott, Ned King, H. H. Mitchell, c.
f. Negley, G. H. WincheIl, Anna
Devett, John Coffey, D. J. Abraham,
J. P. Cochran, L. A. Kribs and j. P.
Cooke.
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u. A. r.. LUNCHEON

Mrs. James l.. Gavin, regent Of
the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
of D. A. r., was unanimously in
dorsed as candidate for the office
Of regent of the Indiana Society OF
D. A. r. at a luncheon given for the
board of managers Of the chapter
and former regents by Mrs. w. w.
Winslow Tuesday at her home, 1912
N. Meridian st. Mrs. Gavin's term
as regent of the local D. A. r. chap
ter will terminate in May and cleo
ton of State officers will take place
in October.
Guests at the luncheon were Mes
danes Gavin, Ernest De Wolf Wales,
f. Ellis Hunter, Charles F. Voyles,
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STOMACH UPSET

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SHOES? All,
GIRLS WILL
BE GIRLS
They Demand Equality With
Men in Everything but
Footwear.
BY Mary X. Farmer.

Women may be Governors,
mayors, business executives, ct
cetera, ct cetera.
They may bob their hair and look
so much like men you have to look
twice to be sure they aren't.
But when it comes to footwear, a
woman's a woman for a. that.
Yes, nam, girls demanded and got
economic independence. They de.
manded and got good jobs, they de-
manded and got the vote.
But they haven't demanded equal
ity in footwear.
The fact is that the women who
have the boyish hobs and the
stenographers and business women
who have more economical inde-
pendence than some men, are the
very women who are up on their
toes with the latest high-heeled cut
away, fancy sparking-cloth slippers
at SIS pair.
And so while hair hobs and dress
may be more masculine than ever,
new styles in shoes for spring and
summer, as shown at the fourth an
nual Indiana Shoe Buyers week at
the Claypool, are daintier and more
feminine than ever. The "open
shank" is the very newest in the
above-the-average footwear. Where
a few years ago we had the low out
instep, the dealers are showing the
instep cut completely away. The
toe of the slipper in pastel parch-
ment kid, almost no instep. and a
dainty heel Of jenteele cloth is the
pattern for one Of the newest. An
CORA cloth, beautiful novelty cloth,
is shown in combinations with light
kid.
Pastel Shades
Pastel shades in kid are on the
prize table shown by one of the sales
men. Is it any wonder that nilady
has to have a dozen pairs a year to
keep up with the times when these
men sell her such dainty things as
blue and pink kid? They aren't all
party slippers either; they are made
to be worn on the street on balny
spring days.
An average man, even though he
is a six-footer and tips the scales at
1876 and is on his feet most all day,
gets by on two pairs OF shoes a
year. They are conservative and
built to wear.
But, ah me. the women. Three
fourths of the shoes shown on the
sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth
floors Of the Claypool are for women
in thousands of different styles. And
the newer the style, the less there is
to the shoe, the thinner the sole and
the more pairs the over-burdened
husband must provide for his wife.
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Four Chapters Organized in
Last Six Months to Be
Entertained.

Four chapters of the international
Study and Travel Club which have
been organized in the last six months
will entertain vNth a dinner Thurs
day evening at at the Hawthorne
Community House. 2440 w. Ohio st.
Members Of the Venetian chapter,
which is the oldest and has been or
ganized year, will also attend.
Following the dinner, each chapter
will provide three numbers on the
program of music and readings. Mrs.
Effie Rogers, organizer for the In
ternational Study Club, and president
of the Venetian chapter, will be a
special guest. Mrs. w. H. Blodgett
is president of the Hawaiian chapter,
Mrs. w. w. Christy the Panamanian,
Miss Florence Reinhardt, the Chez
Foo, and Mrs. S. B. Prater Of the
Arabian chapter which is the new
est group, having been organized
ten days ago.
Reservations for $50 members of
the various chapters have been
made.
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RECEPTION FOR BUCK
Sh0rtridge Principal to Speak at
Greencastle.

George Buck, principal of Short
ridge High School, will address the
Greencastle Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION at a banquet at Green
castle, Friday evening. Following
the banquet, a reception will be held
for Mr.. and Mrs. Buck in the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity house by
f1fty-three former De Pauw Uni
versity students. Louise II. Dirks,
formerly assistant principal at
Shortridge, is now dean Of freshmen
at De PAW and will be in charge
of arrangements.
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ARE GUESTS
Metropolitan School
Music Gives Dinner.

Faculty members Of the Metropoli-
tan School OF Music were guests
Tuesday evening at dinner in tho
Odeon given by the directors Of the
school, Mrs. Flora M. Hunter, Ed
ward Nell, Hugh McGibeny, and Les
lie r. Peck. Following the dinner
program was given. Mrs. May A.
Kolmer, pianist, played the Schubert
Tausig March Militarie": Thomas
Pogsiani, accompanied by Miss
Frances Wishard played the 'Ro-
nance" from the second concerto by
Wienaiwsll; Miss Mildred Johns, con
tralto, sang a group of modern
songs, accompanied by Mrs. Kolmer,
and Miss Helen Sartor Of the dra-
matte department gave reading, AT
the Bridge Party" Miss Grace Flagg
and Miss Jeanette Gardner, new in
structors, were introduced.
Guests were:
Misses Frieda Heidor Grace, Hutchings,
Helen Louise Quig, Frances, Beik, Ida Belle
Sweenie, Lulu Brown. Mildred Johns,
Frances wishard. Marie Zorn.
tice Sii1 GISdys N smead. Helen sartor' Isabel
Parry. Leone Kinder, Florence Keepers
Mesdames Arthur g; Monninger Leon
line Sa1oi ci Nay waSner Nora NJ Beaver,
Messrs. Willard MacSregor Earle HoYTe
billiard. Henry Marshall, Arthur, Deming
Norman Green, Harry OTIS Pruitt, .. h M,
ton Whetstine. b. F. swarthout. Brank,in
Adoph schellschmidt. Ernest Hesser, Ken
meth Gano.
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TEACHERS PLAN DANCE

i. The Teachers College. Of Indian
apolis will entertain with Valen-
tine dance Friday evening at the
school. Valentine decorations will
be used and red and white ribbon
streamers will be run from a huge
ring in the center Of the room to the
sides. Hearts will be suspended on
the streamers and the large electro
lier will be decorated in red. Red
heart shades will cover the lights
at the sides Of the room and on each
side of the fireplace will be baskets
of red carnations. A number Of fav-
or dances have been planned.
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SDeCiaI Offer
To Victims Of
Indigestion
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Stores, Haag Drug Co., Cold
smiths Cut Price Drug
Stores, Say Pleasant to
Take, Elixir Must Help Poor
Distressed Stomac chs or
Money Gladly Refunded.

You can be so distressed with gas
and fullness from poor digestion or dys-
pepsia that you think your heart is go
ing to stop beating.
Your stomach may be so distended
that vour breathing is short and gaspy.
You are dizzy and pray for quick re-
llef--what's to be done,
lust one tablespoonful OF Dare's
Mentha pepsin and speedily the gas
disappears, the pressing on the heart
ceases and you can breathe deep anu
naturally.
oh! What blessed relief but why not
get rid of such attacks altogetherf why
have them at all!
Especially when Hooks Dependable
DRUG Stores, Haag Drug co" Cold
smiths cut Price Drug Stores or any
druggist anywhere guarantees Dare 3
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you or money Observation-Disclosures.
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ANNIVERSARY OF CLUB

The Demaris Club met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Thomas Perry to
celebrate the clubs second year of
organization, Reno Neikle, lace buy
er, talked on laces and tapestries
and displayed several pieces Of i'm
ported work. Miss Della Coleman
gave several cello numbers and Miss
Helene Neikle, contralto, sang In
dian Love CALI and "Roses Of Pr
cardy." Members and guests pres
ent were Misses Thelma Kroby,
Della Coleman, Helene Neikle, Rose
mary Kelley and Susan Pyle, Mrs.
Andrew Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Philips, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pollen,
John Fitch. Felix Dusenburger,
Ralph Pollen, Jr., holland Manners
and Paul Ryle.
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RUSH PARTY

The Sigma Phi Delta sorority en-
tertained with a Valentine rush
party, Sunday afternoon at the home
of Miss Bess Peacock, 1902 N. Penn
sylvania. Miss Hazel Yeager, a mem
Der of the sorority, entertained the
members and guests with a num-
Der Of dances.
The members of the sorority are
Misses Betty, Walters. Elmazie Haver,
stick, Ruth Silver Hazel Shedd, Helen
Leonberger. Hazel Y.esaager. Muriel Yeager
Peacock. TIL eguests at the party were
Misses Sara Irene. Richards. Edna, Silver
Anna Louise McNutt. Leola. Wood. Leah
Elvroth, Marie Swartz. Caroline. Bertrand
Helen Koerper. Lavon Hussey, Lola Peacoch
and Mrs. Mary Elmer.
Mrs. T. H. Komstock, 1866 Wash
ington Blvd, will entertain the
Literary Sixteen Club Wednesday
afternoon.
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w. r. C. TEA

The Robert Anderson w. r. c. No.
A will entertain with a tea Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Fisher, 2315 N. Meridian st. Miss
Mary and Miss Bertha Anderson will
assist the hostess.
The Women of Mooseheart Legion
will hold card party Thursday aft
ernoon at 2:3O at the Moose Hall, 1876
N. Delaware st.
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BRIDGE PARTY

Decorations, bridge appointments
and ice land connections in valentine
design were used for the bridge party
given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Pence, 5135 Carroll
ton Ave. Guests were Messrs. and
Mesdafnes Wilbur Schwier, Harley
r. Cooper, Kenneth S. Rosenberger,
Mesdames Mabel Stuart and Mary
Bray, Misses Helen Francke. Ruth
Hoover and Ruth Houston and
Messrs. King Kennedy. Norman
Schaaf, Ted Allebrandl and Joseph
Wicker.
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STATE ASSEMBLY WOMEN

The State Assembly Woman's Club
will be guests of Mrs. 7. w. Dem
merly Thursday morning to see a
special screening of Gene Stratton
Porter's play. "The Magic Garden, y
at the Circle. On March 4 Mrs.
David Ross will entertain the club
women with a buffet luncheon at her
home in Haversticks Park. The reg
ular luncheon was held at the Co.
lumbia Club with Mrs. Oliver Willard
Pierce and Mrs. Ovid Butler Jane
son on the program.
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WRITERS' CLUB

The Writer'S Club will meet this
evening at the Chamber Of Com
merce. Original plays by-Mrs. Ruth
LIE Shorne Bundy and Mrs. Blanche
G. williams and the prize-winning
ESSAYS by Mrs. Charles McNaull and
Mrs. Minnie Olcott Williams will be
read,
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bridgins, 1876
N. La Sale St., announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Evelyn
Bridgins to Ira 3. Head, which took
place Saturday afternoon at the st.
Phillip Neri Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Head are at home at AGA N. Gray st.
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INVITATIONS FOR BRIDGE

One hundred invitations have been
issued for a luncheon bridge to be
given Feb. % at the Spink-Arms by
Mrs. William Alexander Holt.
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WESTERN ALUMINAE

The Alumnae Club Of Western
College will meet Saturday after
noon with Miss Hazel Horne, 5461
Pleasant Run Blvd. DR.. Harry Hill
will speak.
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Charles A. Edwards, Thomas A.
Wynne, Charles A. Pfaff1in, Caleb S.
Denny, Waldo B. Rossetter, M. A.
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Perkins and Misses Julia Landers,
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son.
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MUSICAL TEA

Miss Helen Bowling, pianist of
Cincinnati, will give a program at
Mrs. T. A. Connor's musical tea on
Feb. "a at her home, 2065 n. Ala
bama st.
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IRVINGTON COUNCIL,

The council of the Irvington Union
of Clubs will hold its monthly meet
ing Thursday at 2:S0 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. George Buck, 1928 E.
Washington st.
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ENTERTAIN CLUB

Miss Mary Morris will entertain
tonight with bridge party at her
home, 1915 N. Tuxedo ST., for mem
bers of the Motacille Club.
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BUTLER CLUB SUPPER

The University Club, composed of
unorganized Butler University goods,
will have buffet supper this eve
ming at the Lincoln.
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COSTUME DANCE

Miss Maria Haueisen will entertain
with costume dance at the Wood
stock Club on March 1.
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COLONIAL PARTY

The Heyl Study Club has issued
invitations for colonial party at
the D. A. R. chapter house on
Feb. "a.
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The Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers Club
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
chapter house, 251 S. Audubon Rd.,
with Mrs. Frank Fiske and Mrs. Earl
HELEN as hoSteSSeS,
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MISS BENNETT TO SPEAK

Miss Helen Bennett Of Chicago will
speak at the annual banquet Of the
business woman's department Of the
Woman's Department Club March JIG
at the Claypool.
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