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1925. This charming creation may
be finished without the flchu col
lar, and sleeves. AS pictured in the
large view, printed chiffon was used.
The long waist portions are gath
cred so as to blouse above q fitted
hip yoke, to which the f1ounces and
A foundation skirt are joined.
The yoke is shaped in q split
curve in front. The long sleeve is
set in at the regulation armscye.
Without the sleeve the shoulder Is
cut long over the top Of the arm
Handkerchief. linen, or zephyr are
also suggested for this model,
The pattern is cut in three sizes:
16, 18 and 20 years. To make the
dress with long sleeves for an 18-
year size will require six yards 30
inches wide or wider. If the collar
is made of contrasting material it
will require = yards IS inches wide.
If the dress is made without
sleeves it will require 51a yards, The
ribbon bow requires II yards. The
width of the foundation skirt at
the lower edge is IL yards. The
width of the lower f1ounce with full
ness extended is 81 yards.
Pattern mailed TO any address on
receipt of IS cents in silver or
stamps.
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Miss Florence Challis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Challis whose
marriage to Walter w WOrrell will
take place Aug. ,. was the honor
guest at a linen shower and daisy
tea given Sunday afternoon by MIS-.
j. J. Scott and her daughters. Miss
Sophie Scott, Miss katherine Scott
and Miss Florise Scott,at their home
on East National road.
The shower gifts were concealed
under a huge paper daisy, hidden in
the garden.
Pink. green and orchid. bridal
coIors, we're used in decorations and
appointments. Favors were minia-
turc corsagcs Of daisies and sweet
peas.
Tea was served in the garden. The
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Engagement
Announced
ut Party

Announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Lelah c. Wright
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Wright. 2246 Ashland avenue, TO
Addison Nj. Bowling. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bowling was made at
bridge party given by Mrs. Wright
and Mrs William r Craigle
The Wedding will take place Aus,
a at the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Craigle, sister of the bride viii
be matron of honor Miss Wright
has chosen Miss Helen Louise Dodd7
as maid Of honor and her brides
maids will be Miss Virginia Lucas,
Miss Harriet Adams Miss Cor
nela Bowling and Miss Emily
Mauzy.
Guests at tho bridal party inclJd-
cd Mrs. Frank l.. Churchman, Mrs.
Henry M. Bowling, Mrs w. B..
Kitchen. Mrs. William ODanicl
Mrs. J. William Wright, Mrs Robert
Littcll, Mrs. Glenn Jackson, Mr.
Lawrence Wheeler. Miss Ann
Wright Miss Josephine Fitch. Miss
Mary White. Miss Eleanor Jonca
Miss Elizabeth Reed Miss Dorothy
Poindexter. Miss Amy Beatty. Miss
Dorothy Dugdalc Miss Dorothy
Helmer. Miss Doris Howard Miss
nellie Won Stadcn Miss Minnie
Kaplan. Miss Adams, Miss Dodd5,
Miss Lucas Miss Bowling, Miss
Mauzy. Miss Lucy Ashjian, Miss
Dorothy Wilson and Miss jean Will
SON
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Linen Shower and Daisy Tea
Given for Florence ChalllS

tea table was conferred with a bow
of daisies. Mrs. Scott presided
Guests with the bridc-clcCt and
her mother were Mrs. Robert Chal~
lis Jr., Mrs George WorrcH, Mrs.
ChaIeS Snyder, Mrs. Hector Hunt
ington. Mrs. Ford Watson, Mrs.
Fred Hnchman. Miss Mildren Wor-
reIl. Miss Mary WorrcI, Miss Saran
Kathryn Hinchman, Miss Ruth
Watson. Miss Olive Salliday, Miss
Dorothea White, Miss Lcona EnnerS,
Miss Naomi Stimson, Miss Helen
Stim5on, Miss Margaret Ginsmore,
Miss Evelyn Hitz Miss Virginia Lett
and Miss Marjorie Collins.
Mrs. Robert Chailis II. entertained
with a party and miscellaneous
party Saturday night in honor d
Miss Challia The party was given
at the Challis home Fl Harrison
rOaG.
Guests included Mrs. Challis ST.,
Mrs. Harold VanTrccsc, Mrs Glenn
VanTrccSc. MIS-. J. H. VanTreese,
MIS- Clement ovens, Mrs. Charles
Snyder. MIS-. Henry Askrcn Mrs. j.
Norris. Mrs. c. R. Wicsc Mrs Cliff
ford Anderson. Mrs G. L. Womell,
Mrs. Roy Arnold, Mrs. Henry Nc
Rae, Greenwood; Miss Mildred Wor-
rcll Miss Mary Worrell Miss Hunt
ington, Miss Juanita Green, Miss
Frances Wicsc, Miss LcOna Enncrs,
Miss Eleanor Watson Miss Mildred
Askren. Miss Kathryn Hinchman.
Miss Florise Scott. Miss Sophia
Katherine Scott and Miss Margaret
DinSmOrC.
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Nir. and Mrs. Harry Cause, 35l5
North Pennsylvania street. we're the
Weekend guests OF MI and Mrs.
Bernard Keltner. South Bend.
Mrs. George Steinmentz. and
family, lis East Fortieth street, are
spending several days in Detroit,
visiting friends.
Nj and MIS-. George A. Gay. 1910
North Meridian street. are spending
several days in New York City
Mrs. Martin r Gels and daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor Gels, 633 Home
place. have left Tor California, where
they VIII spend The remainder Of
the summer.
Miss Mary Ella Julian. 1858 Cen
trail avenue. has moiored 10 Wash
inCt0n and Arlington. Va. for sew
eral weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Graham,
$3.50 Fall Greek boulevard. have re-
turned from a trip to Los Angeles.
san Francisco and the Grand Can
yon.
Nh. and Mrs. John H Aufderheide
and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas kaufman
and daughter. Lucy Mae kaufman.
have gone to Atlantic City, where
they will stay a week.
Judge James NJ. feathers. Column
his Club. is at the Hotel Traymore.
Atlantic City. for a months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Navarro.
1902 North La Sale street. and Mrs.
Nszarros brother. Byron Hoffman,
have motored to New York City,
where they will spend several weeks.
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Garden Bridge Party Is Given
for Mrs. Harmon Pritchard

pointmcnts. The shower gifts were
brought in toy automobile driven
b. jack HennoSscy and presented to
the bride by Aloyse HenncsSey,
drCsscG a. cupid.
Guests with the bride. and her
mother Mrs john c. Gahan. were
Mrs. v. V. Hennessey, Mrs. f. Lee
Winders, Mrs. Walter Houck. Mrs.
K. Lloyd Harris. Mrs Robert Gregg
Mrs Mavile Good Mrs. Raymond
Keaton, Mrs, Harold Baldridge, Mrs.
Russell Roth. Miss nellie Denny.
Miss Maybelle Mclaughlin. Miss
Shirley Baumb. Miss Clara Schrci-
bcr and Miss Betty Ann Miller.
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Schumacher
and C0Hey
Rites Held

Miss Edna Mae CoGey. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Coffey. CASTOR,
became the bridge of George A.
Schumacher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William M. Schumacher, 2724 North
Meridian street, at a lovely midsum-
mer wedding at 4 o'clock Saturday
Afternoon at Carrollton Avenue Re
formed church.
The Rev Gerald Gebhardt read
the service before an altar banked
with palms and ferns and lighted
with two candelabra Two tall stand
ards of lilies and vases of gladioli
also we're USED.
Clarence Carson. organist. played
a group of bridal airs preceding the
ceremony. including "LiebeStraum. :"
Ariel Milford sang AT Dawning
i Love You Truly" and Phi Delt
Bungalow During the ceremony
Mr.. Carson played ITO Wild Rose.
Miss Etha Harrison. Peru, was
the brides only attendant. She
wore a gown of flesh and rose tulle.
made with ankle-length skirt, fitted
bodice and long, tight sleeves. She
wore a hair braid hat and carried
Columbia roses tied with green
chiffon.
Rollin Davis Best Man
Rollin Davis was best man and
the usherS we're John Schumacher,
cousin of the bridegroom, and Will
liam Schumacher, his brother.
The bride wore a gown having
fitted bodice Of ivory lace with long
tight sleeves, and a long full skirt
of tulle. She wore an ivory hair
braid hat. She carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies Of
the valley. She also carried a real
lace handkerchief, which the bride
groomS mother had carried at her
wedding.
Mrs. Coffey wore lowered chit
fon dress and poudre blue hat. Mrs.
Schumacher wore blue lace dress
and egg shell felt hat. Both had
shoulder corsages Of Butterfly rose
buds. A reception for members Of
the families was held at the home
of the bridegroom parents fol-
lowing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher have
gone on a wedding trip, the bride
travelling in an oxford gray suit
with a tuck-in blouse Of pearl gray,
piped Witr lavender, She wore a
lavender felt hat They will be at
home at 1886 North Meridian street,
Apartment 301. after July %.
Guests From Other Cities
Among out of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen V. Coffcy. Mat
toon, Ill; Mr. and Mrs. w. E Nor
ris and daughter. Miss Audrey Nor
ris. ElWOCd. Arthur Pollard and
Arthur Schumacher, Chicago Mr.
and Mrs. John KimmcI, MI. and
MIS-. Harold Morrison, Miss Glenda
Dakin, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Mitch
ell, Greenfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Redenour. Mrs. Mae Packard Mr.
and Mrs. William Harrison and Miss
Jean Packard all of Peru.
The bride was graduated from
Teachers College Of indianapolis,
and is a member Of Delta Sigma
Epsilon sorority. Mr.. Schumacher
was graduated from Butler uni
vcrsity and received his masters
degree at the University OF Virginia
He is a member of the faculty at
Butler and member OF Phi Delta
Theta fraternity.
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MRS, CARL MANTHEI
IS PARTY HOSTESS

Mrs. Carl J. Manthoi entertained
with an informal luncheon bridge
party at her home. 1915 Churchman
avenue Saturday. The luncheon
table was decorated with lavender
and yellow gladioli and appointed
with green crystal and yellow China.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Manthei,
Mrs. Cameron c, Cooper, Mrs. Ralph
r. Marsh. Mrs. Robert S. Kiefer,
Mrs. Ray Goodwin. Mrs. E. r. Zim-
mor. Mrs. Frank o. Viking. Mrs.
Guy w. Farrar. Mrs. James T. Bar
nett Mrs. l. w. Mohlenkamp and
Mrs. Il G. DehnCr.
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Y. ". Branch to
SPONSOR Garden
Party Tuesday

Third annual garden party OF the
south side branch of the Y. w. c. A.
will be given from to 10 o'clock
Tuesday night at association head
quarters, TIT South Alabama street.
The announcement was made by
Miss Elizabeth McKinzic, executive
secremy Of the branch.
Mrs. w. E. Pedlow is chairman OF
the committee in charge of arrange
ments. assisted by Mrs. Walter
SchmalfeIdt, Mrs. H. L. " Shinn,
Mrs. e. w. Miller, Mrs. Thelma
Stocker. Mrs. c. B. Sims and Mrs.
Harold Hinkle.
The garden will be decorated with
japanese lanterns. The public is
invited to attend the festival.
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PLnn Picnic BridGc

SiXty-fow members of the ladies'
bridge section of the Hoosier Ath-
lctic Club were entertained at the
clubhouse Saturday. Hostesses for
the affair we're Mrs. Ralph Hart and
Mrs. Carl Seytter, assisted by the
board members, Mrs. A. H. Humph-
roy. Mrs. L. H Brink. Mrs. G.. H.
Rossebo, Mrs Everett Daggett. Mrs.
Theodore Root and Mrs. w. M.
Hicks Reservations may be made
with any Of the above committee
members for the picnic bridge party
10 be held July 81.
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MISS HARRIET SNYDER
TO WE'D JOHN BARNES

MI. and Mrs. Charles L. Snider,
Bcllefontaine, O., announce the en-
gagemcnt Of their daughter. Miss
Harriet Beryl Snider, to Crcston
Wilson Barnes, son of John w.
Barnes, Kokomo The wedding will
take place August at the German
Lutheran church, Springfield, O.
Miss Snider attended Wittenberg
college and Ohio State university,
MI. Barnes was graduated from In
diana university. He also attended
the University Of Washington.
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EHtertGiUS EmDlOYCS

Mrs, A. j. Mills entertained en-
ployes of the A. J. Mills Pie Com
pany and their families with pic
mic at New Bethel. A chicken din
ner was served at Willow Brook inn
at noon to sixty guests. Games and
contests we're on the program dur
ing the afternoon.
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Mildred HauSner
ShOWer Hostess
for Her Sister
Photo by Pla tt.

Miss Mildred Hausncr, 1868 Cot
tage avenue, was hostess at a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor Of her
sister. Miss Helen Hausner, whose
marriage to Frank Argus will take
place Aug. 3.
Yellow, white and green we're
used in decorations and appoint
ments. Guests with the bride elect
were Mrs Emma Fuick. Mrs Harry
Butler. Mrs. Charles Dongus, Mrs.
William Prather, Mrs Frank Chill
ders, Mrs. Joseph Byrne. Mrs. Mil
dred Cummings, Mrs Mary Morri-
SON Mrs. Matte AubIe, Mrs. Rich
ard Carter, Mrs. Herman Doe, New
York City; Mrs. Henry c. Porter,
Detroit; Miss Ebelyn Byrne. Miss
Helen Mahr. Miss Vivian Butler,
and Miss Ruth Flick.
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YOUR CHILDREN -
Don't Openly
Discuss Child
nv OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

-
She was a quiet little curly-head
of 3. serious and detached as an alb
sent-minded college professor. One
wouldn't have dreamed that the
conversation was making the slight
est scratch OF an impression on her
small mind.
She sat on the top step nursing
her doll and watching traffic 60 by.
Her grandmother and mother were
talking about her quite frankly as
though She we're some interesting
specimen.
I looked warningly in her dlrec-
ton. Under those soft curls we're
two cars. and under certain circum-
stances cars can Jump to alarming
proportions.
"Oh. She can't hear" said her
mother She doesn't know we're
talking about her"
Something Must BE Done
Wei. as was saying went on
Grandma to nc. L just told Laura
here that none of my children
sucked their thumbs. and if she
doesn't do something about 1t, jean
cite is going to spoil the shape of
her mouth.
And I tell YOU. Mother. that 1 do
try. None of the other children
ever did it and it worries nc terribly.
She's so different from them in
every way. I've smackCd her hands
and tied them mp and-Why, what's
tho matter, darling"
jeanette was crying. She hadn't
moved and still held her doll but
great SobS were shaking her TINY
shoulders and enormous tears were
rolling down ON her little print dress.
shes crying because I said she
sucked her thumb" said Grandma.
Jeanette Has Tantrum
jeanette cried harder.
Come here" cOaXed her mother.
Come over here to me.
No"
Don't he p crv-baby. shame ON
YOU" said Grandma
I'm not crAbaby' I'm not
ard She stamped her foot
.ea-s..s. come here" commanded
her mother Come here when l tell
YOU. What's WronC?'
IF YOU don't stop crying Wen put
Geraldine in the attic said Grand
ma. Geraldine was her doll
DoubIv Unpleasant
a threat added to an injury. Sc
tween them thew had produced an
eject. absolutely natural in SEN
sitive alert child, and then prOduc-
ING II tried TO stop their own hanol-
work by threatening punishment
Children can't stand criticism be-
fore strangers, They hear more
than ne think. And 1t isn't the way
10 cure them of UnluCky habits It
isn't often that Ne can shame a
little child out Of his habits started
IN babyhood.
II We do try. 1t shouldn't be done
in public As for the thumb suck
ing. jeanette should have been
cured of It before she was 8 years
old.
One of the worst things NC can
do IS to discuss children in their
hearing. For they usually hear
whether We think they do or not.
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MISS ROSEMARY SMITH
TO WE'D ". B. RICHARDS

Announcement is made of the en-
gagemcnt of Miss Rosemary Smith,
daughter of Mr.. AND Mrs. Will
liam C. Smith, 291O College avenue,
to Wallace Bryant Richards, New
York, son Of Myra Reynolds Rich
ards, 1446 North Alabama street.
The wedding will take place in
September The couple will make
their home in New York City.
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MISS FAYE SHERMAN
WEEDS HARRY BANTER

Announcement is made of the
marriage OF Miss Faye Sherman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Sherman, 463O College avenue, and
Harry Baxter. Pittsburgh Pa, which
took place Saturday at West Street
Methodist Episcopal church, Shelby
vile
The Rev. r R. Cross read the
service. Mr.. and MIS- Donald Cor
don. Shelbyvillc, we're the attend
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter have
gone on motor trip and will be at
home in Pittsburgh after Aug. l.
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Mrs. Harmon o, Pritchard. who
was Miss Thelma Gahan before her
marriage recently announced. vas
the guest Of honor at a garden bridge
party given Saturday by Mrs Rus
sell B Mueller and Miss Marjorie
Burghard at the home of Mrs Muel-
Ter. 1855 East Tenth street
yellow and blue the bridal COlorS,
we're used in decorations and ap-
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Hold PLedqe CeremonA

Regular meeting of Phi Gamma
Theta sorority will be held tonight
at the home Of Miss Frances Brink
man. 245 Dickson street. Pledges
will be given their pins in cere-
mony at this time. Those who will
receive pins are Miss Amy Axton,
Miss Jennie Grison. Miss Ethel Car
son. Miss Lucille Wegehoft and Miss
Dorothy klugeT.
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NnShinn Rerrios

II YOU place perforated cork
over your cold water faucet when
washing berries in colander. the
water will make a fine spray and
will not crush the berries. This
is good. too, for washing lettuce
or other vegetables.
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DGuqhfcr HOnOrcd

Honoring their daughter, Miss
Margaret Rosasco. whose marriage
TO Andrew Figel. Gary, will take
place August 7. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
RosaSco. 1921 Park avenue. enter
tanned with a supper dance and mis-
cellaneous shower Saturday nigh.
Forty guests attended. Garden flow
ers we're used for decorating.
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Honor Nclc Member

Members Of Omega Kappa sorority
entertained with d tea Sunday aft
ornoon at the Lumlcy tea room in
honor Of Miss Alice Whitingcr a
new member She was presented
with a modernistic bar pin bearing
the sorority emblem The tea table
was decorated with a bowl of yellow
rosebuds, the sorority flower
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Men Cheer
SbankingS
for Vices
,,pr WALTER FERGUSON

rbeer i'm mem In the staid oid
ritv Of Baltimore a husband mao
heen freed by the Judge alter ne
- arrested and confessed TO giving
hir wife a good old-iashioheo
II, va moved to this act oy the
fact that when he came home oll1
evening there was neither Wiz '-o-
dinner waiting for him.
Some years ago such pIoCgo u :
80 verv common. II wives dld Iol
obev and obey instantly. they were
Knocked about by husDanoly Ha'a
i1nfiI they decided it was best 70
do so. 80 o,o
another and taught il to their sons
a woman. a dog and a walnut tree'
THE more vou beat en-, the oeltet
they be
And in order to keep the women
ALWAYS up TO par, so lar % Hu-
mility and goodness we're concerned
men often pridcd themselves upon
their fine ability to discipline tneH
wives
Women Need Beatings:
plack ewes we're not unusual
,,,ings in those days. although they
did not get into the newspapers
MANY wife went about hall the
time wearing such facial decoration
which The mastery hand Of iona
husband had bestowed ON her.
Onc Of the "God-giyen authorl-
tics we hear 50 much about was
The right 10 black your WlteS eye
whenever the impulse hit you.
some OF our great psychologists
and philosophers now assert thdL
This is what's the matter with moo
ern woman. she isn't knocked ABOUT
enough for her own good. She mas
grown soft and therefore. arrogant
and uppish
Thcv say that women were much
HAMMER when the wife trembled at
the sound OF a heavy male footStep
al evcntidc. and that we are all at
heart slaves and love the hands that
lash us.
Restrain Yourselves, Men.
All of which may be sound
nsvcboiogy and philosophy, but 1t
is not commonscnSe. And / advise
The mon to 60 warily about taking
If up.
Remember that one swallow docs
no. make e dmmcr." and that all
it not golo hat gliucrs,' and that
Hell hath no fury like woman
spanked
Do not encourage yourselves too
much by this news note. All judges
NAV not be so lement and what's
more. all wives may not be as easy
as this Baltimore spouse.
Give three rousing cheers for her
husband if YOU will, but restrain
yourselves from cmulating his OK
ample. I bcsecch you. Good SirS.
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Hold annual Reunion

Albert Teaford was elected presi-
dent OF the organization of former
residents of Dubois county at the
annual rrcunion held Sunday at
Garfield park. More -han 200 at
tended. 4 basket dinner was served
at noon. followed by a brief busi-
ness session. R. j. Dearborn. retir-
inc president. presided. Next re-
union Will be held the fourth Sun
day In August. 1880. at Garfield
park. Other new officers arc: Vice
president. Martin Beacher: per-
maneut secretary. Walter n Mann
and treasurer, George J. Ruehr-
SChnCCk.
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Annonnce MrN Wedding

Mrs. Herman Berry announces
the marriage of her sister, Dian
DeBoise. to Raymond w. Aug.
which took place the first of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug will be at home
after Aug. 1 at 1882 Bellefontaine
street.
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Trnii1inn Vines

If your vines persist in going the
wrong way, snip of the ends of the
offending tendrils. That sends the
strength into the others and you
will find them more tractable.
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Buy q different vegetable every
day that you can and see what q
real variety you can have in hot
weather. When dinner is different
each night. the task OF preparing
it seems less arduous.
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Card PcI-fg Scheduled

Ancient Order Of Shepherds will
entertain with 4 card party tonight
at the hall. l16'. East Maryland
street Mrs. Mae White is chairman
in charge
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ID ENEATH this is a skirt, which is
ID fitted very tightly about the hips
and descends in a straight line 10 a
few inches above the knees, where a
full and sharply harjng AOunce is
placed, likewise longer i'll the back
than in the front.
This is particularly effective in
the heavier materials such as the
taffctaS. faillCs and mOires-and not
the least important Of its features
is the fact that the woman whose
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
Cotton Jackets

Little Jackets OF gingham pique
and cretonne are quito as smart
AZ silk and often more colorful for
beach. tennis court and other sports
wear.
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WHILE other eoatpricrs,
and notably Jean Patou.
have been going back to the
sos for their inspiration of
line and Silhouette, Madame
Vale of Martial ct Armand has
developed an individual and
interesting silhouette derived,
from mems fashions Of that
day-the era of the long, flar-
ing tail-coat.
The upper part Of the dress is al
most a smoke effect, save that it is
fitted more closely at the waist and
that the lower part flares sharply,
coming slightly below the hips. The
resemblance to a mans jacket is
preserved by cutting a slight in
verified V in the front and making
the back noticeably longer.
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EnShiOn Elcnch

Fashion French
Tbauche Ceh-bO-shay)-rough
EcailIe (eh-kye)-tortoisc-Shcll
Ecarlate ch-karlot} scarlet
CIcrcr Fingers Contest!
We're just betting that you have
2 pet way Of making some clever
little thing or other, too. That's
why we're going to have a Clever
Fingers Contest
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Au Revoir.
ClLh TO Mont

ClUb to Meet
Members of the Stand Pat Club
of Minola council will meet tonight
at the home of Mrs. J. Renick. 218
West TWENTY EIGHTH street.
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Anniversary to Be ObscJrcd
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Mason, Mt.
Summit. will celebrate their tiftieth
Wedding anniversary Sunday at
their home Their seven children
and seventeen grandchildren will at
tend the affair.