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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-26
ANNOUNCE
PROGRAM
Subjects, Speakers for State
Voters Meet Named.

Mrs. II. r. Misener, program
chairman for the Indiana League of
Women Voters convention, an
nounces that most of the time of
the State convention will be devoted
to group conferences where the in.
innate problems of league organiza-
ton, such as finance, membership,
program and work will be discussed.
There will be a pre-convention meet
ing Of the State board Of directors
Monday morning, May 8, in the Elk
hart League Club House. The con-
vention will be formally opened at
noon with a buffet luncheon and
special afternoon program is being
planned to be of interest to the dele
gates Of the college league.
Two breakfast meetings will be
held Tuesday morning. May 10. Mrs.
l.. L. Kolb Of Peru, first vice presi-
dent of the Indiana League Of Wom-
en- Voters and chairman of organiza-
ton. will have charge of n group
meeting on organization. Miss Flor.
ence Harrison, regional secretary,
will assist with the discussion. The
other group meeting on Tuesday
morning will be Under the direction
Of Mrs. William S. Enrich of Evans
vile, chairman of the committee on
international corporations to pre-
vent war.
The afternoon meeting on Tues
day will be given over largely to the
discussion Of the program of the
efficiency in Government committee.
Such subjects as the direct primary
and election laws will be discussed.
Miss Elizabeth j. Hauser, a vice
president Of the National League
will speak. Tuesday evening a ban
quet will be served at the Elkhart
Hotel and a speaker Of national re-
pute will speak on Training for
Public leadership" Wednesday
morning will be devoted to group
conferences, to adoption of commit
tee programs, a discussion of study
groups including topics for study
and management. The convention
will adjourn at noon Wednesday,
the present convention board meet
ing to be held in the afternoon.
Mrs. Walter S. Greenough and
Mrs. Frank Hatch Streightoff of In.
dianapolis and Mrs. Wilbur Templin
of Elkhart, who is president of the
Elkhart League of Women Voters
are the other members of the pro.
gram committee.
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GARD PARTY
AT ARMORY
Plans Made by Rainbow
Cheer Association.

The Rainbow Cheer Association
of 150th field artillery of the Rain
bow division met Friday at the In
dianapolis Armory to plan for as
sisting men of the division in giving
a card party and dance at the Ar
mory on April 81. The association
is composed of wives, mothers,
sisters and relatives of the boys in
the regiment. All women interested
are urged to attend meetings, the
place of the next one on April to
be announced later.
Tickets for the card party may be
obtained from any member of the
division or association. Mrs. B. F.
Whitaker, 5206 f. Michigan ST., was
elected chairman sof the group yes
terday and Mrs. George Lacey, Sec
rotary. Mrs. George T.. Tribby is
publicity chairman.
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Mrs. ]. E. Holt, 1894 E.. North
St., entertained the Hawaiian chap
ter of the International Study and
Travel Club and guests with
o'clock luncheon Friday. The CEN
terpiece for the table was a growing
shamrock plant. Mrs. S. R. Altman
gave her lecture on Switzerland"
after which papers on the lesson
were read by Mrs. w. c. Wheeler
and Mrs. Marjorie Whitesell.
The chapter presented Mrs. Holt
with a fern for her thirtieth wedding
anniversary. Mrs. Eff1e C. Rogers
also presented her with a gift and
Mesdames S. B. Prater, e. G.
Wischmeier, E. C. Rogers and Miss
Ida Curry gave her silver tray.
Mrs. Martha J. Sullivan and Mrs. w.
C. Wheeler reviewed birthday gifts
and two brides, Mrs. Richard Over
myer and Mrs. Virgil Zachary also
received gifts froh the chapter.
The following officers were elected:
Mesdames w. H. Blodgett, president;
F. M. Callahan. first vice president;
Nellie Benson, treasurer; ]. E. Holt,
secretary; r. P. Overmyer, recording
secretary; Dora e. Bailey, hospitality
chairman; Mayme Burk publicity
chairman; M. r. Pollock, member
ship chairman; Hector Blondin,
soloist; Virgil Zachary, pianist.
Guests of the chapter were Misses
Ida M. Curry, Janet Westminster,
and Mesdames Effie C. Rogers, E. c.
Wischmeier, S. B. Prater, George
Kelly, Leland Decker. Mary James,
J. II. Clark, c. Mclean.
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ARRANGE PARTY

The Tarum Court Ladies, Oriental
Shrine of North America, will give
a pillow case card party at the d.
A. r. chapter house. S24 N. Penn
sylvania ST., Tuesday afternoon,
April 3. Mrs. Clare T. Jones. gen.
eral chairman, will be assisted by
Mrs. Lloyd Tucker. Mrs. Walter
Dreyer and Mrs. Martin J. Birk.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Jones or Mrs. Tucker. The
hostesses will be Mesdames William
W. Watkins, Fay E. Browne, Frank
Showers, Leslie Maxwell, AL E.
Jones, Earl D. Foxworthy, William
F. Burns, A. Zeibolt, Charles e.
Foreman, Ann Morris, z. r. Pruitt,
G. M. Stephens, Ralph Dyson. Jo-
seph H. Alternately, Frank J. Oaks,
Joseph P. Rayborne, Charles z.
Smith. r. G. Mccormick, Lawrence
Orr, Harry Dyble. William B. Cart
wright. Alonzo Goodwin, AL Mum
dele and Walter Niman.
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COMPLETE b.
PLANS FOR
ART MEET
Mrs. King of Chicago to Be
Honor Guest at Annual
Dinner.

Mrs. Clarence Bruce King of Chi
cago will be the honor guest at the
annual dinner of the art department.
of the Woman's Department Club to
be held Monday at $50 p. m. in the
Riley room of the Claypool. Fred
N. Morris, barytone. will be the solo
list. The subject for the evening
will be Indiana as an Art Com
munity," and George Calvert will be
POSTMASTER.
The regular meeting Of the art de.
partment will be held on April 4,
when Mrs. j. A. Egbert of Cleveland
will lecture on Historical Textiles,
the Development of Pattern" The
lecture will be followed by a tea in
honor of Mrs. Egbert, who was
chairman of the art department of
the Woman's Department Club from
1916 to 1918.
The Monday Guild will meet Mon.
day at 2 p. m. at theuclubhouse, with
Mrs. Robert Is. wilson, chairman,
presiding. Mrs. James e. Bawden
is the hostess chairman. Mrs. S. e.
Perkins will talk on "Travel Talks"
and will feature the journey through
the chateaus of France.
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GIRL RESERVE NOTES

The Southport Grade School Club
girls will debate on Child Labor, "
Monday. Kathryn Snider is in
charge.
Club 10 has two Hemingway
teams, the Gold" team whose cap
tain is Rosalind Blanchard; the
white" team with Cleo Reid. cap
tain. Virginia Reynolds is official
umpire. The weather will determine
the scheduling of games.
Youth" is the program emphases
for this month in the Girl Reserve
Club at School 10. Miss Wilhelmina
Hold has charge of the next pro-
gram. Subject will be 1.-THE Duties
of Youth"
A Mothers Tea will be a club
event in school No. 81 in the near
future. The girls of this club have
/ scheduled hike to be taken during
spring vacation, Tuesday, on the
path from Riverside to Fairview. The
Mothers Club have asked the girls
to give program at their club meet
ing, April 10.
A weiner roast is scheduled by
School 25's club for Thursday.
The committee in charge OF
vesper service and pageant to be
given by High School Girl Reserves
in Hollenbeck Hall Y. w. c. A,
at $50 p. m. April 10. has scheduled
rehearsals for Saturday morning at
10 o'clock. Miss Helen Frances Starr
is chairman of this committee with
Erma Schekle, Enic Dick and Mrs.
Frank Linton aiding her.
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SHOWER FOR BRIDE

Miss @.elen Hayes, 1884 Station
St. entertained Thursday evening
with a miscellaneous shower for
Miss Emma Brandenberg whose
marriage to Glenn Kanett will take
place April 16. Appointments were
carried out in bridal colors, pink
and green, and the table was lighted
with pink tapers. The gifts were
presented in a decorated hamper.
Guests were Mesdames Emmett
Gerdts, Henry Gerdts, Earl Ed
wards, Edmond Schakel, Irene Ross,
Roland Wheatly, Earl Woodruff,
Lawrence Addington, Herbert Rade-
macher, Iona Hornaday and Misses
Mabel Johnson, Leona Slagle, Mary
land Schaller and Gertrude Rhoades.
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ROX SLIPPER

The Ladies of the Calling Gun
Club will give a box supper at the
clubhouse Monday night. The boxes
are not to be bought by the highest
bidder, as was done when box sup
pers were popular, but, instead, ev.
cry woman is to be dressed to rep
resent some make of cake. In order
for each guest to get a box, he must
guess the kind of cake represented.
Mrs. Flossie Crooke is chairman of
the party, assisted by Mrs, Frank p.
Randall and Mrs. !. ID. Gardner.
Mrs. Phoebe Weber, Mrs. Sam Pavy
and Mrs. Walter Perkins are in
charge of entertainment.
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OBSERVE GUEST DAY

The Magazine Club will obsedve
Guest day Saturday. April 2, with a
party in the green parlors of the Y.
w. C. A. Mrs. Demarchus Brown
will talk on ga Balcony in Jerusa.
lem" Mrs. George T. Earhart, ac-
comanied by Mrs. Luther Shirley,
will sing open the Gates of the
Temple" by Knapp, and "In the
End of the Sabbath" by Speaks.
Each member is privileged to bring
two guests. Special hostesses for
the day ere Mesdames Alice Sickler,
c. D. Renick, c. S. Rhoads and Miss
Corrin Ryan.
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SET WEDDING DATE

Seventy-five guests were enter.
tanned Thursday evening by MIR.
and Mrs. P. G. Moller, 1852 Koehne
Ave-, when they announced the COM
ing marriage of their daughter, Dag
mar, to james ]. McCue of Ham
mond, Ind. The bride-elect's chosen
colors of pink and white were used
in the scheme of decoration and the
wedding date. May ID, was an
nounced on the ice cream.
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AFTERNOON
NUPTIALS
AT HOME
Miss Catherine Lewis Be.
comes Bride of {. D.
James.

The marriage Of Miss Catherine
Elizabeth Lewis, and Edward David
James took place at $50 p. M. today
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lewis, 1876
Johnson Ave. The Rev. Joseph D.
Armistead, pastor of the Downey
Avenue Christian Church, officiated
at the ceremony which was per-
formed before a group of windows
banked with flowers in the bridal
colors Of pink and blue. Snapdragons
and blue hyacfnths were used and
the tall candles were Joined with
ferns and greenery.
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Corinne Wilson sang, 30 Perfect
Love-" and "At Dawning," ac-
cohpanied by Mrs. Lorenzo B. Jones,
who played ITO A Wild Rose"
during the ceremony.
The brides only attendant was her
sister, Mrs. William II. Harrison,
who wore a gown of beige georgette
trimmed with gold metal cloth, and
slippers and hose to match. She
carried an old-fashioned nose-ga of
flowers.
The brides dress was of poudre
blue crepe romaine, trimmed in
beige lace. Her hat of beige horse
hair braid was trimmed with poudre
blue ribbons. Her slippers and hose
were to match and she carried an
oid-fashioned nosegay with ribbon
streamers.
Charles r. James of Chicago,
brother Of the bridegroom was best
man.
A reception for the wedding
guests was held following the
ceremony and the couple left for a
short trip to Chicago. They will be
at home at 1876 Johnson Ave.
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Home Furnishings
to Be Sold by Guild

Mrs. A. F. Head and Mrs. Robert
Smith of st. Margaret Guild will
be in charge of selling the furnish
ings in the Pettis Dry Goods Com
pany's house at the Home Complete
Exposition, according to an an
nouncement made today. The guild
will receive a portion of the pro-
ceeds from the sale Of the furnish
ings and will apply it on the up
keep of the children's ward at the
city hospital, of which they are in
charge. The chairmen will appoint
different hostesses for each day of
the exposition.
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Club Calendar
MONDAY

Mrs. II. L. Harding and Mrs. j. I.
Hoffman will give the program at
the meeting of the Vincent c. L..
S. c. at p. m.
TUESDAY
Mrs. Jess A. Roush, TAI r. Fifty
Third ST., will entertain the Inter
Ala Club. Mrs. John Titus and
Mrs. B. II. Logan will read papers.
Mrs. William II. Dye and Mrs.
Edward c. Simpson. will give the
program at the Fortnightly Literary
Club meeting at the Propylaeum.
The Heyl Study Club will meet at
the Y. w. C. A. Mrs. C. Raymond
Miller will read a paper on "Stage
Coach and Tavern Days"
THURSDAY =
Mrs. Clarence Weaver, Sic
Broadway, will entertain the Thurs
day Lyceum Club. Mrs. ]. L. Fish
will review Erskine's Private Life
Of Helen of Troy"
Mrs. Harry Forte. BIAS Hillside
Ave. will entertain the Hoosier
Tourist Club Thursday. Mrs. AL
bert Storer will talk on "A Trir
Down the Congo"
FRIDAY
Irish wit will be the response fol-
roll call of the Irvington Fortnightly
Club when Mrs. George Buck an6
Mrs. Louis Dirks entertain. Mrs
Harry G. Hill will tai. on Some
Phases of Applied Psychology.
The Culture Club will meet with
Mrs. Albert II. Ogle, I'LL New
man st. A musical program will be
given.
+ Mrs. ]. E. Mueller, COS Emerson
Ave, will, have the meeting of the
Irvington Catholic Woman's Study
Club. Mrs. j. C. Haugh will read
the paper.
The Indianapolis Woman's Club
will meet at the Propylaeum.
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INSTALL NEW CHAPTER

Mrs. Joseph ". Walker, 534 z.
Fifty-Fourth ST., was in Linton,
Ind, today, where as grand treas
urer of the Tri Kappa sorority she
assisted in the installation Of new
chapter of Tri Kappa there. Miss
Dorothy Donald Of Bloomington,
grand president; Miss Dorothy Thorn
burgh of Kokomo, grand vice presi-
dent; Mrs. w. II. Short of Salem,
editor Of Cross Keys, and Mrs. Maude
Meifeld of Frankfort, also attended,
The lodge service was held this
morning, followed by a luncheon at
the noon hour and installation in
the afternoon. The ceremony took
place in the Ell1s Home at Linton.
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DELTA ALLIANCE

The regular meeting of the Indian
apolis Alliance of Delta Delta Delta
will be held Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. d. r. Kellum, 326 Z. Fifty
First st. Bridge viii be played at g
p. m. and buffet supper served at
8. A business meeting, and election
of officers, will follow the supper.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. L..
n. OFT, Mrs Earle Robbins, Mrs. D..
l.. Jones, Mrs. w. w. Innes, Mrs.
Otis Lucas. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. OFT.
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LUNCHEON FRIDAY

The luncheon which Mrs. Arthur
Giliior, 1850 N. Delaware St., is
giving Friday for Miss Dana Enloe,
who will be married April Is to
Frederick Byers, will be held at 1890
p. m. Members of the Indianapolis
branch of the State Assembly Wom-
ems Club will be guests.
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ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Miller, sos
Lowell Ave, announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Martha to Roy
Ayres Scheffel which took place at
9 a. m. today at the Irvington NJ.
E. Church with Rev. Joseph Rose
murgy officiating. The couple will
be at home at 1891 Julian Ave.
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attend w ellesley.

On Monday afternoon Miss Har-
home, 1928 N. Illinois St, for Miss
Bottsford.
Miss Caroline Kiser of Vassar viii
entertain a number of the college
set with a luncheon bridge at her
home. 3715 Washington Blvd, Tues
day.
Saturday. Miss Jeanette Harris,
1910 Washington Blvd, will enter
tain with a luncheon bridge.
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Alumnae Present
.ae chapter

Indianapolis alumnae chapter:
Mesdames J. Lloyd Allen, Lewellen
sell Hippensteei, William i. Jenklnson, W
T. Macdonald. Richard Mills. Philip Z
Mitchell. Glen Pickett, Glen, W; Price. c
Mesdames Lester A. Smith, c. G. True
blood. r. G. Thomas. F. S. Wood, John H
Waldo, Abraham Silverman. Justin Merri
M. Bailey. Mary Palmer. Francis Smith.
Misses Barbara Beeson. Dorothy, Far
nam. Florence Jones. GeraIIdlne klnGdlg
Miriam Oiiar. Katherine Schmidt. Cecilia
Bates. .Roxie Stafford. Winfred Waters
Fern SWinford. Vev Ville B. Hosman.
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SORORITY MEETING

Miss Teresa Coleman will be
hostess Sunday afternoon for the
regular meeting of Alpha chapter of
Delta Tau sorority at the assembly
room, Hotel English.
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DE MOLAY DANCE

The Indianapolis chapter of De
Molay, junior Masons, entertained
200 couples with a dance Friday
night in the ballroom at the Column
bia Club.
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From Over State


Guests from over the state:
Mesdames Harold Parthemer. William
Woodwork, David Billingsly. G. 2. Hunt
ington, C. F. Kortepeter. Max Kitterman,
Maude Jones. Hannah B. Neal, Mary II
viehi. Mary S. Mayfeld. Elizabeth II.
Mesdames G. G. Forrest. Juanita De
Lodde. Ivah Chambers, Claude Barnes, c.
Glessner. Ruth Case Wilson. Ethel Eos
Misses Peg Mullins, Helen DUNCAN.
Laura Alexander, Helen Nash. Mary
Thompson, Celia Bates. Frances Gray, Julia
Lillian Mullins. Frances Luke. Katherine
Davis. Mabel Hoffman. Louise Rogers,
Ethel Hoffman Hazel Hayes. Clara Dilts,
Geneva Blanton, Katherine Davis.
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PLAN MOTHERS TEA

The Kappa Chi Theta Sorority will
meet Friday evening at the home
Of Miss Bernice Woollen, 1904 W.
Washington St, at which time plans
will be completed for a mothers
tea.
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PARTIES TO BE GIVEN
FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS
Miss Louise Cooper and Miss Elise Martin to Entertain at
Athletic Club.

The of of vacation parties for the girls home
school for the spring holidays will be given tonight at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club when MISS Louise Cooper and
Miss Elsie Martin entertain with dance for Miss Constance
Bottsfod who the guest of Miss Helen Harrison The girls
nt4nnd WnlInc
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BENEFIT PARTY

A card party will be given this
evening at the home of Mrs. George
Cullom, 1855 Lee St. for the bene-
fit of the Past Pocohontas Associa-
ton No. /.
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LUNCHEON BRIDGE

Mrs. Charles F. Bayer, go Fair
field Ave-, entertained twelve guests
|>dth luncheon bridge Friday at
Columbia Club.
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BUSINESS GIRLS DEPARTMENT

Thursday at Z p. M, the Inter
Club cabinet of the Business Girls
Department will meet.
b At p. m. the staff Of the Bust
ness Girls club paper will meet to
plan the general set-up for the paper.
The next edition will be out the third
week in April.
HEALTH EDUCATION DEPART.
MIENT.
The annual banquet of the Health
Department will be held April at
6:15 p. m. Reservations must be
made by noon, April 2.
Channel Swimmers" are urged
to complete their distance by April
4 so that awards may be made at
the department banquet, although
the contest does not end until
April Is.
The student industrial committee
will not meet Monday evening.
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Covers Laid for 800 Members of Active and AIumnae
Chapters of State-ndianapoIs Girl Is
Given Scholarship Pin.

The annual State luncheon Of the Alpha Omricon ri
Sorority held today the ravertne of the Lincoln
attended by approximately 300 members of the active and
chapters in the State The State dance will be held
wwNfght.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Owen L. Miller and
daughter, Mary Margaret. 1881 n.
Delaware ST., have returned from
visit in Havana. Cuba; Vero Beach,
Fla, and New Orleans.
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Mrs. John Annarino, Anthony An
narino, Mrs. Frank Lombardo, and
Mrs. Sebastian Annarino of Newark,
Ohio, are spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob STRATA, 1889
Central Ave.
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Mrs. Paul Thompson Of Blooming
ton is the guest of Miss Winifred
Smith, 10S e. Thirteenth st.
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Miss Martha Lee McCreasy Of In
diana University, is spending the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard f. McCreary, 5771 N.
Pennsylvania st.
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Miss Mary Osborne, oil West DR..
Woodruff Place, is spending the
spring holidays in Muncie.
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Miss Sara Jean Willard of Utica,
n. Y, is the house guest of Mrs.
Oliver Willard Pierce, 3144 N. Della
ware st.
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LOOKING SLIM

The secret OF looking slim is in
wearing the correct undergarments.
Design No. 3006 is a combination
brassiere and step-in. neatly joined
with a seam, giving a snug fit
through the hips. 1t is made in a
jiffy, too, The step-ins cut all in one
piece. Pattern is furnished in sizes
16, Is years. SO, So, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. The 36-inch size re-
quires 12l yards of 36-inch material
with yards Of edging. Pattern price
IS cents in stamps or coin (coin pre-
ferred). Our patterns are made by
the leading fashion designers of New
York City, and are guaranteed TO fit
perfectly. You'll be delighted with
our spring and summer fashion mag
azine. Send 10 cents for your copy.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest fash
ions, practical service for readers
who wish to make their own clothes.
obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, inclosing 10 cents
(coin preferred), and mailing 1t to the
Pattern Department of The Times.
Delivery is made in about a week.
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PERSONAL ITEMS

The Federated Patriotic Society
met this afternoon at the SEVERN.
Mr. and Mrs. L.. j. Nau, 5106 Car
rollton Ave, are entertaining the
following guests over the weekend:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rittinger, Miss
Helen Rittinger and Mrs. B. Meis-
ner of Hamilton, Ohio, and Russell
Webb of Cincinnati.
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Ms. w. L. Thompson and Miss Viz
ola Swain, Wisconsin University
alumnae are members of committees,
arranging for the entertainment of
the cast of the Haresfoot Club.
which will present Meet the Prince"
at the Murat, April 4. Miss Eloise
Owings is chairman of the State
dance Of Kappa Gamma sorority at
the Claypool, April 16. Miss Dorothy
Barr was presented with a scholar
ship pin at the luncheon of Alpha
Omricon Pi sorority today. Mrs. +.
S. Wood was chairman of the invi-
tation committee for the Alpha o
luncheon and dance.
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Mrs. II. L. Harding and Mrs. j. I.
Hoffman will give the program at
the meeting of the Vincent c. l..
S. C. at p. m.