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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-03

The style No 1919 expresses the
latest vogue for all-around wear In
low placed circular fulnesS in skirt
which is attached to hip yoke in
pointed treatment at front.
The scalloped treatment OF Won
net neckline is another youthful
idea 1t is very smart in printed
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and brown tones, navy blue self
checked sheer WOODEN, black crepe
satin, bright red silk crepe or crepe
silk printed in geometric motifs.
The pattern is designed IN sizes
Is. Is years, So, 38. 40 and AZ inches
bust, and has a Chart in Picture
lesson to help you make it. which
is a great time saver for the eX-
perienced sewer, and will help the
beginner immensely to obtain per-
feet fit. For the 36-inch size, 3i2
yards of 40-inch material with five
yards of binding is sufficient.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, inclosing Is cents
(coin proferreO, and mailing it to
the Pattern Department of The
/ Times. Delivery is made in about
a week.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashion. ap practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
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CLUB MEETINGS
THURSDAY

Mrs. c. S. Lycan, 1909 North Della
ware street, will entertain members
of the Aftermath Club. Mrs. Hen
ry E. Won Grimmenstein and Mrs.
c. S. Way will read papers.
Mrs. E. w. Pollock, 3947 Winthrop
avenue. will be hostess for the meet
ing of the Pierian Study Club. Mrs.
E. G.. Hurd, Mrs. E. NJ. F. Carey and
Mrs. M. F. Conner will read papers
on "-ennyson and His Works
A covered dish luncheon for mem
bers of the Irvington Catholic
Women's Study Club will be held
in the assembly room of the church.
Members Of the 1908 Club Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Claude
Sanee. 701 East Eleventh street.
Monthly meeting of Cornelia Cole
Fairbanks chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, will be held
at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Paul H.
White. Mrs. Henry NJ. Bennett, Mrs.
j. Otis Adams = Mrs. Clarence
Forsvthe will be hostesSes. Election
will take place.
Beta Delphian chapter will meet
at ~ 10 a thN Fletcher American
Bank. Mrs. F. W. Schulmeyer will
be leader. assisted by Mrs. H. F. Os-
born. Mrs. O. NJ Moore, Mrs. w. A.
Bohne. Mrs. c. T. Orler, Mrs. E. D.
Donnell, Mrs T. H. Fillingham and
Mrs. c. H. AugStein.
Super Aude Study Club will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs H. NJ
Jones. 3o37 BeIlefontaine street.
Members of the North Side STUDY
Club will meet with Mrs. Omer
Springer. 1881 College avenue. Mrs.
Homer Porterfield and Mrs. Herbert
K. Fatout Will speak.
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Spring Party
Is .GiOe71 at
PrObylaeun1

Annual spring bridge party Of the
PrOpylaeum was given today at ,
o'clock at the Propylaeum, Between
Seyenty-five and hundred tables
were in play
Preceding the card party, many
luncheonS were given. Among those
who entertained at small luncheons
were Mrs Charles Wood Mrs. Har-
ry Angel, Mrs. William Baum, Mrs.
James Ogden. Mrs. Fanny Morrison,
Mrs. Wynn Owen, Mrs. Benjamin
Hitz, Mrs. Kin Hubbard, Mrs.
Charles Stone, Mrs. Allen Hend-
rickS, Mrs. James Cunning, Mrs. w.
r. Adams, Mrs. Herman Munk, Mrs.
Ash Smith. Mrs. w. D. Miller, Mrs.
James H. Taylor, Mrs. Gavin Payne,
Mrs. Lyman Thompson, Mrs. E. H.
knight, Mrs. William j, Taylor, Mrs.
Augustus Coburn, Mrs. Ralph
Lemcke, Mrs. Winfield Miller, Mrs.
William j. Taylor, Mrs. R. Harry
Miller, Mrs. James Nelson, Mrs.
Bertha Bake, Mrs Harry Murphy.
Mrs. Williamm Hodges and Miss
Emma Claypool.
The luncheon tables and the
rooms were decorated with vari-
colored clusters of balloons.
Mrs. James H. Taylor was chair
man in charge, assisted by the fol-
lowing committees: Invitations,
Mrs. Payne, Mrs. j. B. Nelson, Mrs.
a. Y. Brown, Mrs. E T. Wood, Mrs.
C. j. Roach, Mrs. A. L. Lockridge
and Mrs. Bert Mcbride; refresh
ments, Mrs. Brown, Mrs, Wood, Mrs.
Lockridge and MIS- Mcbride; tables
and covers, Mrs Roach, Mrs. T. H.
Johnson, Mrs. S. H. Smith; cards.
pencils and pads, Mrs. Munk and
Mrs. A. H. Steinbrecher; reception
committee, Mrs. Thomas Reid Rack
ley, Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs.
Payne, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Ogden.
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Anne Brg7Oe1~
EngageWent
LsAnnOunCed

Announcement was made Of the
engagement of Miss Anne Brewer
and Neal j. Burke at a bridge party
given Tuesday night by Mrs. George
F. Brewer. 22O North Gray street,
mother of the bride-elect. The we'd
ding will take place May 80, ac-
cording to announcements con-
cealed in the bridge tallieS. Miss
Marietta O'Brien will be maid OF
honor: Miss Helen Brewer and
Miss Catherine Reidy, bridesmaids.
The brides colors, pink, green,
orchid and yellow, were used In
decorations and appointments.
Guests included Mrs. Edward
Monaghan. Mrs. George Cosgrove,
Mrs. Fred Whaley, Mrs. Hugh
OConneu, Mrs. William Hickey,
Mrs. Herman Schendel, Mrs. Webb
Rairdon, Mrs. Gene Wood, Mrs.
Arthur Borchert, Mrs. Raymond
Baird, Mrs. F. w. Waldkoetter. Mrs.
Carl Rudolph, Mrs. Lester Bauer,
Mrs. William Rosengarten, Mrs.
Della O'Brien, Miss Genevieve Gill,
Miss Alice Mcmahon, Miss Mary
Schakel, Miss Theresa Coleman,
Miss Helen Kreber, Miss Anna Kull,
Miss Mary Sweeney, Miss Catherine
Sweeney, Miss Geneyieve Stetzel,
Miss Mildred McCIinchy, Miss
Eileen Fletcher, Miss Edna Thomas,
Miss Marietta OBrien, Miss Cath
crime Reidy, Miss Helen Reidy, Miss
Ruth MumaW, Miss Bee Madden,
Miss Sally Otterbauch, Miss Alice
McCoun. Miss Maxine Sellers, Miss
CNtherine ODonnel, Miss Frances
Sheets, Miss Peggy Cosgrove, Miss
Alma Busald, Miss Helen Brewer,
Miss Theresa Brewer, Miss Cath
crime Brewer and Miss Jane Brewer.
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Installation of
Officers Is Held
BY Theta M Chi

Theta Nu Chi sorority installed
new officers at its last meeting. held
at the home Of Miss Isabelle Early,
GOA North Beville avenue. They are:
President, Miss Helen Sietert: vice
president, Miss Eleanor Egan; sec
rotary, Miss Louise Watson; treas
urer, Miss Riby Harvey; pledge cap
tain, Miss Alice Hill, and sergeant
alarms, Miss Mary Lou Allen.
Chairmen of committees were:
appointed as follows: Social, Miss
Anita BroWnIee, welfare, Miss
Dorothy Stoelting; publicity, Miss
Helen Cusack, and initiation, Miss
Isabella Early. Seven girls were
pledged at the meeting. They are
Miss Dorothy Bosch, Miss Hazel
Guio. Miss Elsie Calvin Miss Eliz-
abeth Anderson. Miss Lois Williams,
Miss Billy Jenkins, and Miss Edythe
AlbertsOn.
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ESteIIe POStO71
Is Honor Guest
at Bridge Parto

Miss Estelle Poston. whose mar
rage to Robert r. HORNED, Cam
bridge City, will take place April
20. was the guest of honor Tuesday
night at a bridge party given by
Mrs. Russell Johnson at her home,
20 West Twenty eighth street.
Orchid sweet peas in green crys-
tai bowls carried out the bridal COL
ors. green and orchid. Other deco
rations and appointments were in
the same shades.
Guests with the bride-elect were
her mother, Mrs. Mary Poston, Mrs.
George Poston, Mrs. Charles Gard
ner. Mrs. Harry Barbour Miss Anna
C. Gardner. Miss Amanda Jones
and Miss Emily Mauzy.
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ATHLETIC CLUB
PLANS PARTY

Second of a series of dinner
bridge parties for members OF the
indianapolis Athletic Club and
guests will be held on the top floor
of the clubhouse at 7 o'clock Thurs
DAY night.
Hosts and hostesses for the affair
are Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore E. My
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Metzger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott R. Brewer, MI.
and Mrs. George O'COnnor, MIR. and
Mrs. Skiles E. Test. Mr. and Mrs.
charles Harms. Mir. and Mrs. Frank
HorufT, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus War
render and MI. and Mrs. J. B.
SllttleS.
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HIGHLAND
PLANS PARTY

Mrs. D. o. Kearby is chairman in
charge of arrangements for the first
luncheon bridge party being planned
by the Highland Golf and Country
Club for women of the club and
their guests, which will be held
Wednesday, April 10,
Those assisting Mrs. Kearby are:
Mrs. B. K. Westfall, Mrs, Frank
Davis, Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs. Ray
c. Beeler. Mrs. Ralph Elvin, Mrs.
Edward Staub, Mrs. Charles Rea-
gan. Mrs. Goethe Link, Mrs. Ralph
Burdick, Mrs. Robert Dedaker and
Guy RamSdeU.
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CITY GIRL WEBS
IN FLORIDA

A wedding of interest to Indian
apolis took place Easter Sunday
afternoon at the Community church
in Miami Beach, Fla, when Miss
Virginia Potter, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Potter, 814 East Fifteenth
street, became the bride Of Worth
C. Myers, Canton, o. The bride has
been spending the winter in Florida
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers have gone to
Cuba for a several weeks stay. Be-
fore returning to Canton, where
they will make their home, they will
motor to Asheville, N. c., New York
City and Washington, D. c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-03
FOLEY SPEAKS
ABOUT CRIME

Michael E. Foley spoke on 1.-The
Cause of the Crime Wave" before
members and friends of the Brook
side Woman's Club at a meeting
Tuesday night at Brookside Park
community house. More than four
hundred were in attendance. Mrs
Bonnie Blue Brown, president, in
troduced the speaker.
Cathedral high school band gave
a program of music. Following the
talk dancing was held. Next regu-
lar meeting will be ct 2 p. M
Wednesday, April II, in the COM
munity house.
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ARRANGE FOR
FOUNDERS DAY

Miss Nell Coats is chairman OF
the Founders day luncheon to be
held April 20 at the Spink-ArmS
hotel by the Alliance of Alpha Xxi
Delta sorority. She is being assisted
by Mrs. R. L. Mckay and Mrs. j. M.
Dunn, with whom reservations may
be made. The active chapter at
Purdue will give the program, under
direction of Miss Margaret Bennett.
New officers Of the Alliance are:
President, Mrs. Mckay; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Dunn; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Emily ThornbeTy;
progam chairman, Miss Ida B. Will
hite; chairman of flower committee,
Miss Louise Hooker.
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Daug hter GiUen
Birthday Party
at Sbink-A

Mrs. Harry L. Sttarns. 1898 North
Illinois street, entertained at l
o'clock luncheon today at the
Spink-Ar hotel, i'll honor of the
birthday anniversary of her daugh-
ter. Miss Jeanne Stearns, The
luncheon was followed by theater
party at EngliSh'S.
Guests included Miss Ada Jane
Rothenburger. Miss Esther Forman.
Miss Helen Emily Walls. Miss Mar
garet Ann Cippinger, Miss Helen
Rogge, Miss Elsie Conan, Miss
Francis Williamson, Miss Doris
Clay, Miss Eva Francis King, Miss
Ruth ShatSky. Miss Anna. Lewis
and Miss villa Wampler.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
r. Hilgedick.
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Iafeta to
Forefront in
Ne7e Styles
BY FRANCES PAGET

Copyright. 1929, by Style Sources
NEW YORK, April 3.-There can
be no two ways of thinking about
taffeta these days, considering the
great exploitation that was given
in the import showings. 1t stands
now as the smarteSt non-Sheer silk.
if one is to gauge its standing by
the immensely clever frocks num-
bered so prominently in the leading
collections.
The association of taffeta with
the robe de style has ended with
the last season. The newest models
in taffeta will produce the final
stroke to make that type a men,
DRY, in so far as modern cloths are
concerned.
PatOu Is Leader
Possibly Patou is doing more to
stamp out this old world person.
atty in taffeta than anybody else,
for he always tempers everything
he touches to fit the setting of to-
day. disposing, as he does, Of the
quaint tone of picture styles.
In eliminating the picture
quality of the taffeta frock he has
produced q definitely picturesque
one, that has all the Slimness and
tailored sophistication which are
the hallmarks of Patou model.
Taffeta Answers Need
The smooth fitted lines and the
inevitable flares that are the essence
of the current dress styles are
translated successfully into taffeta,
and the angular flares and points
shat are formed by the cut and
1rapery of this crisp fabric are
actually more in the spirit Of the
modern thought in outline. than
anything else, save possibly net and
tulle. which Of course are charac-
tersticaily the same.
If the taffeta is not employed al
together by itself it appears some
where in the frock-as trimming, or
us a jacket, on chiffon frockS, OF
still. again. as foundations under
sheer frocks.
Taffeta for the spring and sum-
Ener evening coat likewise is estab-
Gished as a first fashion develop
ment.
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GIVE PARTY
FOR MAY BRIDE

Mrs. Adelaide Lewis, whose mar
riage to George Rossnan, Buffalo,
N. Y. will take place in Ma, was
the honor guest Tuesday Mig 1t at
a bridge party and towel shower
given by Mrs. Stasia Staley and
Miss Mary Dickson, at the home Of
Mrs. Staley, 26t7 Ashland avenue.
The house was decorated through
out with bowls of jonquils tied with
yellow tulle. At serving time the
tables were lighted with tall yellow
tapers. Twenty guests attended.
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MRS. MILLER
TNDORSED

Mrs. Edwin +. Miller was indorS ed
unanimously as candidate for the
presidency OF the Indiana Fedora
ton of Clubs at the convention OF
the Eleventh District Federation
Tuesday in the Peru First Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
Mrs. .HameU d. Hinkle Vncennes,
state president of the federation,
and MIS-. John Downing johnson,
indianapolis, second vice-president
were present at the convention.
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CfUb Plans Affair

Members oil the Indiana Wom-
ans Republican Club will entertain
with a dance and card party Friday
night on the tenth floor OF the Co.
mmbia Club. Mrs. Gaylord S. Nor
ton is chairman OF the hospitality
committee. assisted by Mrs. William
NJ. Lcuden. Mrs. Harold Ellis, Mrs.
Harry Dunn. Mrs. Fred Council.
Mrs. Charles Biederwolf. Mrs. Mark
Rhoads. AIrS. Bert Thurman and
Mrs. Willard Gemmill.
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WOMEN PLAN
CARD PARTY

Women of Holy Angels church will
entertain with a FELLOWSHIP card
party and food sale in their hall,
Northwestern avenue and Twenty
eighth street. Friday afternoon.
Pivot, progressive bridge, 500, eucl1re
and lotto will be played, starting at
2 o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Seheurer, hostess, will
be assisted by Mrs. Edward A. Dilts,
Mrs. T. Lawlor. Mrs. David Ken
needy, Mrs. j. P. Demmer, Mrs. w. H.
Rohr, Mrs. Charles Hummel, Mrs.
John Smith, Mrs. Fred Lutz, Mrs.
Albert Rose. Mrs. v. E. Neuling,
Mrs. Ben Miller and Mrs. M. Lord.
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SORORITY WILL GIVE
MUSICAL TEA SUNDAY

Members of Delta Tau Omega
sorority will entertain with a mu-
sieal tea at the Lumley tearoom
Sunday. Other sororities invited
are Sigma Sigma Kappa, Theta
Sigma Delta, Theta Rho Sigma.
Phi Tau, Sigma Tau. Rho Sigma,
Delta Omega and Delta Zeta Psi.
Miss Ruth Eakin and Miss Natalie
Springer viii present sketch, Miss
Eakin will give a reading. and Miss
Eleanor Robertson a solo dance.
Miss Helen Moore is chairman, as
sisted by Miss Harriet ClawSon and
Miss Bonnie Moore.
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Ladies 'Anxiiary
of TraUeIerS to
Meet Saturday

Members OF the ladies' auxiliary
to the United Commercial Travellers
will meet at the Woman's Depart
ment Club, 1909 North Meridian
street. at 1880 Saturday night
Mrs. Harvey M. Dodge is presi-
dent of the state auxiliary and Mrs.
Roy Maxwell is secretary. Plans
will be made for the annual conven-
ton of auxiliaries Of Indiana to be
held at New Albany, May %, "a End
25.
Mrs. Leroy S. Martin, publicity
chairman of the local organization,
also is state publicity chairman.
Mrs. William F. Mcmillan, new
president of the local auxiliary. will
preside at the meeting Saturday
night.
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AUTHOR TO BE
SPEAKER HERE

Miss Katharine Kautz, 4059 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
for the April meeting of the In
dianapolis branch Of the American
Association Of University Women,
to be held at 2:30 Tuesday after
noon. April 9.
McCready Huston, South Bend
novelist and short story writer.
whose most recent book is Dear
Senator" will be the speaker.
Tea will be served following the
meeting. The hosteSses will be
members from universities outside
OF Indiana. Mrs. Carl Fletcher is
chairman.
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LOU Boar

Louiseboulanger scarfs, with
fringed ends, come in charming
color combinations. They are best
not tied under the chin like
schoolboy knot, but should be tied
just above the normal waistline.
Thus placing of the bow is espe-
cially good for round faces.
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MRS. HOMER BORST
ENTERTAINS CLUE

Mrs. Homer w. Borst. 5032 Park
avenue. entertained members of the
Elizabethan Club today at her
home. She was assisted by Mrs.
Frank Abel and Mrs. Charles Hage-
don.
DR.. F. S. c. Wicks spoke and cleo
ton of officers took place. Miss
Kitty Myers presented group OF
dances and David w. Borst gave
several piano numbers.
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H0nnr Hiss Foaal.tY

Mrs. R0bert J. Ittenbach, EUoU
North Alabama street, entertained
today with q luncheon bridge party
and lingerie shower at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club in honor o.
Miss Gertrude FOgaTty. whose mar
riage to Ralph Ittenbach will take
Mace at SIS. Peter and Paul cathe-
dral Tuesday, April 10.
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GjJeS Breakfast Bridge

Miss Elizabeth Sacre, 1920 North
Meridian street. entertained today
with a novel party. She was host
ess at a breakfast bridge. followed
by a theater part at the Murat.
Guests included Mrs. Leslie Gal
breath. Mrs. Donald DyneS, Miss
Irene Gahimer and Miss Kathryn
PhippS.
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Gr01Ln Elects Officers

Mrs. Bert c. McCammon was
elected chairman of the depart
ment Of applied education Of the
Woman's Department Club at the
clubhouse Tuesday. Those who will
assist her are: Vice-chairman, Mrs
A. c. Rasmussen; secretary, Mrs
A. j. Wohlgemuth. and treasurer
Mrs. Oscar Buehler.
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George T0HRegM HOaored

George TonRegNt Houored
Honoring George Vonnegut, who
has been ar active member of the
indianapolis Turner's for more than
fifty years, members Of the organi-
cation are giving a banquet tonight
at the Athenaeum. Mr.. Vonnegut
will be given a diploma for his
fifty years membership in the
American GymnaStic Union.
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I1LrlLr1L .Incket

The suede jacket has graduated
from sports to street wear. Pastel
like fine cloth and are charming
colored suede ones come tailored
over white or matching colored
frOckS.
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ARderSOII-HdnHG

Announcement is made OF the en-
gagement Of Miss Elizabeth Ander-
son, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Anderson. Highland Park. Ill,
formerly of indianapolis, to Robert
B. Hanna. Jr., son of Mr.. and MRS.
z 3 Hanna. Fl WINE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-03
Plan Nam DGN Fete

Plans for the May day celebration
at Earlham college will be discussed
by the Indianapolis Earlham Wom-
ems Club at luncheon at 1890 Sat
urday, April -, at the Sphinx Arms
hotel
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Card PGltu Planned

Members of Double Circle of Holy
Cross church will entertain with a
card party at the home OF Mrs
Joseph Swallow. POI Parkview ave-
nue., Friday night. All games will
De played.
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Mrs. ReunOlds EntertGins

N ). NtWNUtUo LT0UtT UCVV'Vo
Members of the BeTise Club we're
entertained Tuesday night with a
supper bridge party by Mrs. Homer
Mitchell Reynolds, 1901 East Wash
ington street. at Cedar Clair inn
east National road. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. J. Paul Schaet-
fer. Covers were laid for fifteen
guests at small tables.
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PLnn ,SOrOritn MeetiNl

Regular business meeting Of
Sigma Phi Delta sorority will be
held at the home OF Mrs Helen Ard
800 East Washington street, at 8;15
tonight. All members are urged to
be present.
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WEDDING KEPT SECRET
SINCE DECEMBER 25

-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Morey, Ko-
komo, announce the marriage Of
their daughter Lois to Marion Macy,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G. Macy,
Galveston which took place in IN
dianapolis Tuesday Dec. Is, 1928.
The wedding was kept secret until
this time.
The bride, who is a teacher, will
complete her school year in June
and will join her husband in South
Bend for residence there. She was
graduated from Kokomo high school
with the class of 1926 and attended
Muncie Normal school for two years.
DR.. Carl B. Sputh, 5735 Central
avenue, will leave Thursday morn
ing to attend convention in st.
Louis
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BED Sntn

For evening Paris sends us an al
Turing red satin long jacket with
decided flare to its body portion and
it's sleeves. Shirred matching chlt-
ion makes an Elizabethan collar.
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Business Meeting Slated
zeta Rho sorority will hold a
business meeting for members and
2edges tonight at the Spink-Arms
hotel.
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GhiMnn HnmdkerchiefS

No evening ensemble is quite COM
plete without one of the very large
decorative. coiored chiffon handker-
chiefs to contrast with or pick up
the dominant tone of the gown.
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Bvd0e Tea to Be Planned

D7 7UTT 90 % -
Mrs. Joseph M. Taylor, 2547 Tai
bot avenue will entertain members
of the Fayette Club at her home at
? o'clock Friday afternoon, Plans
will be made for a bridgt +ea, which
will be given soon by the club.
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Business Meetin0 Called

y To tFlNtD w 2 NNtFtS NNttNNNt
Annual business meeting and
luncheon OF the board OF directors
of the Indianapolis Matinee Musi-
Gale Will be held at the Columbia
Club at 1890 o'clock Friday.
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Members of w. B. A No. 50 will
entertain with a card party at Cas-
tie hall Thursday afternoon.