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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-28
Miss Gretchen Mueller
Is Bride of Howard Oswald

The marriage of Miss Gretchen
Mueller. daughter Of Mrs Lulu
Mueller. 3511 Prospect street, to
Howard OSWALD, son of MI. and
Mrs. David Oswald, 18 North Ran
dolph street. was solemnized at $50
THURSDAY evening at the Roberts
Park Methodist Episcopal church.
The Rev. Edwin Dunlavy performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Roy Burtch. organist, played
several selections prior to the cere-
mony.
Miss Josephine Schmidt was maid
OF honor. The bridesmaid was Miss
Mildred Stumph. Carl Mueller,
brother of the groom, was best man
and Clark Smith was usher.
Miss Schmidt was goWned in rose
chiffon. fashioned with flare skirt,
bouffant style with the bodice waist.
The skirt was of uneven hemline.
She carried Columbia roses.
The bridesmaid wore shell pink
taffeta. The hemline was uneven
and the hem was rolled up and
lined with apple green. Her bouquet
was Butterfly roses.
The bride was in white georgette,
fashioned with tight bodice and full
skirt. The Waistline of the dress
was fashioned with a girdle effect.
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BridalP0rty
to Be Guests at
Dinner" Tonight

Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Grad
ner, 230O North Alabama street. are
entertaining the bridal party of
their daughters Wedding Saturday
to Edwin Vinton O'Neal at a 7
O'Clock dinner party tonight at the
Propylaeum.
The party appointments will carry
cut the nuptial idea in every respect.
The centerpieces of the tables will
be daisies and pinks. Tall white
tapers in silver holders will burn
during dinner.
The groom elect will present his
attendants with silver belt buckle
sets tonight and Miss Gardner. the
brideel will present her atten-
dants with rose quartz necklaces.
Guests who will attend the bridal
party dinner are: Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. ONeal Of Du Pont. par
ents Of the groom; Mrs. Martha
Hermany. grandmother Of the bride;
MIR. and Mrs Stanley Cain. Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Badger Miss Ineva
Reilly. Miss Dorothy Wright. Charles
J. Gardner brother Of the bride;
Glenn W. Funk. Benjamin Habber-
ton Of Cambridge. Mass, and the
bridal couple
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Dinner GDen
i'm Honor of
Educator. Guest

Mrs Alice Corbin Sizes, president
of Teachers college of indianapolis,
gave a dinner at her home 1927
North Alabama street Thursday
night in honor Of Dr.. Lois Coffey
Mossman from Columbia university,
who is giving a course at the COL
lege this week, Miss Alice Winter
OF Jacksonville, Fla, and five mem
berS of the faculty who have been
granted higher degrees from var
Gus universities during the pas
year. Miss Rubie Stapp, Miss Hazel
Herman, Miss Elizabeth Means. Mrs
Harlowe HYDE and DR.. James H.
Peeling.
Other guests were: Mrs. Peeling
Miss Mamie Lott, Miss Minnie Med
Wedeff and Mr.. Hyde. 4
The dinner table was decorate
with a centerpiece of roses and roS
nut baskets.
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Patricia Lord
Is Married to
Robert Allison

Miss Patricia Lord, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Lord, was
we'd Wednesday to Robert Allison,
son OF H. V. Allison, Thursday in the
Holy Angels church with the Rev.
Cornelius NJ. Hall officiating. A re-
ception at the home of the brides
parents followed the wedding cere-
mOny.
The bride wore bridal satin
trimmed with tulle. fashioned with
tight bodice and fun skirt Her tulle
veil was held in place with orange
blossoms and she carried white
roses and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Mary LORD and Miss Mar
garet Lord. sisters Of the bride, wore
dresses OF green and orchid taffeta
with picture hats to match and car
ried tea roses.
Geraldine Lord, sister Of the bride,
and her cousin. Patricia Lou Byfleid.
flower girls. were dressed in pink
and yellow taffeta.
Alton NIiley was best man and 10
seph Mcnamara, Harry L. Byfeld
and Roland j. Schmitt were ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison will be at home
at $50 West Twenty-ninth street
after trip to Michigan.
Out-of- town guests were Mrs.
Mary A. Cahill. Mrs. Kate Sinclair
and Mrs. Elizabeth Heller. all OF
New York.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Club Women
to Be Child
Camp Guests

More than fifty members of five
chapters Of the Latreian Club, junior
branch of the Seventh District Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, will be
guests late Saturday afternoon at
the Nutrition Camp for Sick Chill
dren at Bridgeport, which is conduct
ed by the Marion County Tubercu-
loSis Association.
Mrs. Alexander Jameson, secretary
Of the Nutrition Camp committee of
the association; Mrs. A. G. Rasmus-
sen, treasurer, and Mrs. Charles
Smith, member of the board of di-
rectors, will serve on the reception
committee for the guests that aft
ernoon.
Each chapter delegation will be
headed by its president, and the aft
ernoon will be devoted to tour of
the nutrition camp grounds and an
inspection of the child health work
being done there by the tuberculosis
association.
1llC val 4OQS Clldp bClp VI CtlS La
treian Club in this city are engaged
in a movement to accumulate funds
for the future development of the
nutrition. camp, in which the club
membership deeply has been inter
ested.
Various types of benefits have
been given by the chapters and a
considerable sum of money has been
accumulated for the equipping Of a
section of a new building at the Nu-
triton Camp some time in the flu
ture.
Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn is coun-
sellor of the five indianapolis chap
tiers and chapter presidents are as
follows: Alpha, Miss Helen Cot
fey; Alpha Eta, Mrs Everett Nc
Griff; Alpha Gamma, Miss zella
Grossman; Alpha Delta, Mrs. George
c. Harrison; Alpha Iota, Miss Mary
Gertrude Manley.
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PERSONALS

Miss Louise Jolger left Thursday
for Camp Songo. Caskell, Me. where
she will be head of the art and
craft department of the camp.
Among recent visitors at the
American university of Beirut.
SYRIA. was Frank c. Hazelrigg. 307
Allied building, IA West Ohio street,
Indianapolis.
Mrs. John J. German and daugh-
ter Marie Louise, 916 De Quincy
street. have left indianapolis for an
extended trip to Seattle to visit Mrs.
p. J. Lucid, who formerly resided
in this city. Mrs. German and her
daughter will return after visiting
Los Angeles. San Francisco and the
Yellowstone National park.
Miss Mary Frances Cure is a guest
at French Lick this weekend.
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Parties Are
Planned for
Miss Ward

Miss Elizabeth Ward. whose mar
riage to FoSdick Clayton Goodrich
will take place Aug. 8 is to be hon.
ored at several parties soon.
Mrs. Harold Hildebrand will en-
terrain with personal shower for
Miss Ward Saturday at Indianapolis
Athletic Club.
Miss Rosalind Wood has an
nounced a glassware shower for SSa
bride-elect to be given July Is at
her home.
Misses Martha Schooner and Har-
riet Thompson are to entertain with
a miscellaneous shower on July is.
Mrs Arthur T. Brown will enter
tain for Miss Ward at a dinner
party but the date of her party
has not been set.
Miss Helen. Beasley has not
named the date for the miscellan-
eous shower she is to give in hon.
or of Miss Ward.
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Closes
National Farley
ofDeIta Sigma

A banquet at the indianapolis
Athletic Club closed the national
convention of the Delta Sigma sor-
GRITTY Thursday night. The table
appointments were attractive and
carried out the color scheme of pink
and Lavender, the colors Of the
sorority.
Each attending chapter gave q
stunt. Corsage bouquets of pink and
lavender sweet peas and rosebudS
were presented to the outgoing and
incoming presidents.
The committee for lastnight was
Mrs. c. P. Kottowski, chairman;
Miss Florence SchWankhaus, Mrs.
NJ. B. Sellers, Miss Lillian Sprecher,
and Miss Elsie Davidson.
The local chapter entertained the
visiting chapters at luncheon at
the Marott Hotel Thursday.
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PICNIC AND SWIMMING
PARTY HONORS GUESTS

Miss Katherine Kruge entertained
at a picnic supper and swimming
party at Northern Beach Woods in
honor Of Mrs. V. R. McQuilkin and
son. John Robert. of Chicago, Ill,
who are spending The week visiting
relatives and friends here.
Later in the evening the guests
played bridge at the Kruge home,
725 Middle drive, Woodruff Place.
The guests at the party were:
Misses Esther Rubbish Alice and
Alma Kruge, Dorothy Jefries, Freda
O'Donell, Ruby Bastain. Lydia Kruge
and Mrs. V. R McQuilkin.
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Party
Held to Honor
DenUe1~ Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Aldred Tingle enter
tanned at their home recently. 1868
Winthrop, at a dinner party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. James w
Wilson of Denver, Colo, who are
visiting here.
Decorations were yellow and
green Covers were laid for: Mr..
and Mrs Kenneth Van zant, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Roberts Of Mobiles
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam L. Quear
of Edinburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Knapper Of Miami, Fla, and the
guests of honor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson.
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. Brides tO-Be
Are HOnOred at
Luncheon Bridge

Mrs. Walter J. Stuhldreher and
Miss Frances Krieg honored two
brides-to-be. Miss Anna G. Gardner
and Miss Mary Patia Carver. with
a luncheon and bridge party at the
home of the latter Thursday.
Guests with the honored ones
were: Mesdames Henry L. Dithner
Jr., Louis S. Hensley, Emory r.
Baxter, EYanson B. carp, Warren
King Mannon. Misses Dorothy
Wright, Elizabeth Bertermann,
Ineva Reilly.
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SCHMIDT G0EBES
BRIDAL PARTY NAMED

Members of the bridal party for
the wedding of Miss Bernice
Schmidt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Schmidt. 423 Cottage avenue,
to Theodore A. Goebes. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Goebes. 1923
South Delaware street. which is to
take place Tuesday, July 2. at Sa-
cred Heart church, will be: Maid
of honor. Miss Hortense Mack: Miss
Virginia Schmidt. sister of the bride,
will be the only bridesmaid. AL
hort Goebes. nephew Of the groom,
- he ring bearer and Mary
Coebes. niece of the groom. will be
flower girl.
The post mar viii be Stephen
Sullivan. Isher5 viii DC Francis
mi6t. brothe, n hr'd@ No Ser
marc Weimer and Lawrence Exk-
speir.
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Arten1uS Club
Holds Annual
Party Tonight

The Artemus club will have its
annual dinner party at Forest Park
Inn at Noblesville this evening.
The tables will be set with crystal
glassware and pink tapers will burn
in crystal holders.
Blue larkspur and delphinium
will be used in bowls on the tables
and in decorating the rooms.
Mrs. 0. c. Dorrah is chairman OF
the committee in charge of the
party arrangements. Assisting her
are Mrs. Albert Cline and Mrs
Charles Judy.
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Sisters to Wed Saturday
in Double Church Ceremony

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent V. Smith,
1924 Guilford, will entertain with a
dinner party tonight. at the Sphinx
Arms in honor of their daughters,
Miss Kathryn Dale whose mar
riage to Herbert II. Schakel, and
Miss Hilda Vera to Elmer f. Elder
will take place in a double wedding
ceremony Saturday at the Meridian
Heights Presbyterian church.
A large center piece of Premier
roses, candles and table appoint
ments will carry out the bridal COL
ors of the various shades of pink
The brides-elect will present their
attendants with lovely crystal neck
laces at the party tonight.
Mr.. Elder and Mr.. Schakel,
grooms-to-be, will present their at
tendants with leather bill folds.
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STAFF OF ALTRUSA TO
BE ENTERTAINED

The staff of the Altrusan will be
entertained at dinner Monday by
Mrs. John B. Collins, editor of the
Altrusan. Those present will be:
Miss Eunice Johnson. Miss Eva
Storch, Miss Mamie Larsh, Miss
Mary Dickson and Mrs. Cleora
Doane, staff members; Mrs. Harry
Bassett, publisher, and Mrs. Aman-
da Anderson, club president.
DR.. Helen Johnson. Des MoineS,
Ia. was reelected president at the
national convention of Altrusa, re-
Gently held in Denver. Miss Fran
ces Massey, New York. was elected
first vice-president; Miss Gertrude
Roberts, Huntington, W. Va, re-
elected second vice-president, and
Miss Jennie Olsen. Des Moines, re-
elected secretary-treasurer.
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The guests, who are the members
of the bridal party, and relatives
will be: Misses Greta Biddle, Knox
vile. Tenn, Mary Louise SchWier
Maribel Wineinger. Evelyn Smith,
Inskip Tenn, Eloise Fulmer, De-
troit, Mich, Mesdames R. f. Steele,
John Symmonds, Messrs Elmer r.
Schakel, Dayton, o., Linden Stevens
CASTOR, Chicago, ILL.,, Culan Biddle
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. c. " Biddle, DR..
and Mrs H. M. A. Smith and son
Alvin Earle, Knoxville Tenn, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Smith, Inskip, Tenn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Smith, De-
troit Mich, Mrs. A G. Dale and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robinson. Sulli-
gent, Ala, Lester NiceWander, Law
renee Leonhardt. and Karl Kettle
hut, LAFAYETTE
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ALTAR SOCIETY WILL
HOLD DINNER DANCE

Following the Pork-Beef dinner
and card party at Saturday to be
given by the members of the Altar
Society, the Young Ladies Of st.
AIMS. Mars Hill, will entertain at
a dance in the hall The following
are in charge Of the arrangements:
Misses Mary Busald. Emma Blasch-
Ike. Martha Harmon. Matte Schu-
bert, Dorothy Thibo, and Helen
Young. Friends are invited.
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Party to Spend
Weekend at
CHfty Falls

A group of members Of the Alpha
Chapter Xxi Delta Xxi sorority and
their husband will spend the week
end at Clifty Inn, Madison.
The party will consist of Mr.. and
Mrs. Windsor T. Waits, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul G. Pilkinto, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Toner M.
Overley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.
Lanham, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo w.
Kropp and the Misses Gertrude
Simpson, Leona Rain, Lillian Nor
ford and Louise Lockwood, and
Everson De Coursey of Auburn, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-28

Her veil was cap shaped, made Of
Chantilly lace Clusters of orange
blossoms edged the cap, Her slip
pers were white kid. Her bouquet
was Brides white roses and lilies
Of the valley
A reception for relatives was held
after the wedding at the brides
home. Mr.. and Mrs Oswald have
gone on an eastern trip and after
July Is will be at home in the
Ruralton apartments.
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FORMER LOCAL GIRL
RETURNS FOR VISIT

Mrs. Clvde Morrow formerly
Nj IN Anderson of this city.
has returned from Baldwin Park.
Gel. to spend fev Ga, S with he
siste 7Frs. JOHN f B-vi-N $3.50
8. l1icrigan street. Mrs. Mo TOY
I'll visit relatives in Detroit. ana
Jaconville. IND. before returning to
her home in California.
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BRlDE-ELECT, FIANCE
ARE H0NORED

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hilgemler
entertained at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club last evening with a
dinner party complimentary to Miss
Virginia Rhodes and Robert Gree
lev. who are to be married Saturday.
Bowls of pink rambler roses CEN
tered the tables. Guests were: MI.
and Mrs. Hlgemeier, Miss Rhodes,
Mr.. Greeley. MeSsrS. and MesdameS
John Bradley Haight. Ellison Fade
IL. Thomas Black. Misses Virginia
greeley. Katherine Black and
Messrs. James Day, Chicago, and
Gordon Kelly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-28
MILDRED WILLIAMSON
WEDS z. T. MESSANG

Mrs. William Lowell Of EdgeUood
announces the marriage Of her
daughter. Mildred Williamson, 20
Raymond F. Messing, which took
place at Christ church June 10,
with the Rev. Floyd Van Keuren
officiating.
Miss Marian Hankins of Birm-
ineham. Ala, and Amos Cox were
the only attendants.
Mr.. and Mis-. Nessang are at
home at 1ol4 West Thirty-fourth
street.
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BETA GAMMA TAU TO
HOLD DINNER TONIGHT

The Beta chapter Of Beta Gam
ma Tau will have a banquet at to-
night in the tearoom of Sherman
Inn The dinner is in celebration
of their new members, the Misses
Ruth Wyatt, Catherine Smith. To-
rena zimmerman, Jessie Pritchard
and Mrs. Ruth Grinstead. Miss Gail
Long and Miss Eunice Brown will
be hostesses tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-28
MAROTT TRIO WILL
GIVE SUNDAY PROGRAM

The Marott musicale will be
given Sunday afternoon from 2 to
2:30 o'clock. The muscales are foT
the pleasure Of hotel guests anf
friends. Members Of the MG~ct
trio giving the program Sunday a.
Maud Custer. kid E-.r~lchter -
Consuelo Couchman. The assia
artist is Miss Ruth Beals, contralto.
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ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
"a CATHERINE PHIPPS

OIF 1 II II Il M II LII -
Mr.. and Mrs NJ w. PhippS an
ncunce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Catherine to J. Doyle JeSsup,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Jessup.
The wedding took place June II
al Pittsburgh. with the Rev. J. V.
Benson officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessup will spend
the summer in Cleveland. o.
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Reunion to Be Held

Parke county people living in or
near Indianapolis will hold their
eighth annual reunion at Garfield
park Sunday, June 80. Dinner will
be served at l in the shelter house
and there will be a short program.
All Parke county people are well
come.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-28
Hills
to Be Scene Of
Juniors Dance

A dance for the Junior members
and their guests of the Meridian
Hills Country Club is to be given
At the clubhouse tonight. Dancing
starts at $50.
The list of hosts and hosteSses
for the affair as announced today
Is. Mr.. and Mrs Paul Buchanan,
MIR. and Mrs. Earl W Kieger, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert L. Dorsey. Mr.. and
Mrs. edward W. Harris and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold z. Sutherland.
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ChGritu LOd0e to Meet

Charity lodge No. 9, Independent
Order Of Shepherds, will meet Sat-
urday evening at 1912 South Della
ware street. Mrs. H. J. Hughes is
chairman of the evening. The
supreme president and members OF
the Bloomington lodge and a class
Of candidates will be present.
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY
PUTNAM COUNTY CLUBS

BH Times Nptcioi
GREENCASTLE. Ind June %
The Putnam County Federation Of
Clubs. at a meeting held at Union
chapel. near Morton. elected the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year:
Chairman. Mrs. H. r. Nicholas;
vice-chairman. Mrs Albert Balch;
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Lycurgus
Stoner.
Talks were given By Miss Louise
Klinger. Brazil. district chairman;
Mrs. Swinehart. Clinton: and Mrs.
s. A. Hazelett, GreencaStle.
The chief address OF the meeting,
given by Mrs. Chic Jackson of In
dianapolis. was on the subject. An
Audible Magazine
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EcsfirnI Is Plnnncf

4 lawn -5c.-l and festival viii Dc
-iren Saturday evening at the cor
ne- Of Sanders and South East
streets. by the L70ics' Aid Sc,isty.
group l, Of ST. Johns Evangelical
church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-28

THE classic tailleur which,
with the sports dress, has
been the last to yield to the
movement toward faring lines
and fulness, is beginning to
capitulate. During several sea-
sons in which the straight line
has been losing ground stead
ilv. the tailleur and the sports
dress have held TO it firmly.
The originality expressed IN
tailleurs has been lagrely one
Of detail and fabric rather than
basic line
Now, however, we are beginning
to see the first signs OF decided
change in both tailleurs and sports
wear.
The tailleur, which has held rigid
w to a classic and not unattractlVe
straight slinness, begins to show
curves!
u
The iacquettes, which are show
ing more and more fantasy, COM
mence on a few models to show
voIant effects around the bottom,
which give somewhat the effect OF
a bask. The skirts, too, are yield
ing TO the godet influence and
sometimes on the sides only. Inc
hem-line is losing its evennesS ana
showing a tendency toward Vne
back dipping effect.
OF sports wear, much the same
ran be said. The straight sklrU'
Dften pleated, is giving way 10. the
faring line. and godets are making
their appearance on many mooels'
Thus does the evolution OF Sill
houette begin TO near completion!
Jane Regny and sports Wear-Uhe
two spell elegance and chic!
Quiet elegance, as expressed IN
the beige Jersey frock 1 illustrated
for YOU today, with its pleated IN
crustations in 3 geometrlcal deSign.
Todav's frock will show you why
snortS wear will never go out OF
vogue.
For tea and informal dinners, the
closely fitting spangled hats are
trrlv a delight, and fill a long ielC
,,.o a We'll achieved in amber
rnangles for blondes, bronze Tor
aubnrn-haired beauties, and olacK
for brunettes, there seems 10 Dc
some method in their dehghtIul
madness.
Did we ever tell you about the
fun we had in Paris designing ana
having made some very special KIND
of evening hats? One was tiny
bonnet-shaped thing, high on the
forehead like my coiffeur, MADE Oh
very stiff and heavy dull gold lace
And. sh-h-h1b, we had evening
slippers made to match 1t!
The other was Of black tulle, with
rows and rows of Silvep braid sewn
on very fat in just the direction OF
the cOiffeur.
The Perfect Blooner
A form-titting bloomer. ingenu-
ouslv cut on the bias to eliminate
anv vestige of surplus material!
That's what we tell you how to
make in this weeks illustrated leaf
let for which you may send a 2-cent
stamp to the Dare Department OF
The Times. And, sh-h-h-h, it takes
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
SOCIETY
Japanese Envoy and Nine. Debuchi Hosts
to Engineers En- Route to Toxic
to Attend Conference.

before opening their house at 2520
Massachusetts, avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont enter
tanned at dinner last evening at Bel
court, their estate ct Newport.
An engagement of interest in WASH
ington is that of Miss Frances Hears
ley Mitchell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Kearsley Mitchell of villa Nova, Pa.
to Mr.. william Rotch Wister, son Of
Mr.. owen Wister Of Bryn Mawr, Pa.
The bride-elect Is a granddaughter Of
Mr.. Edward r. Stotesbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell and their daughter usu-
ally spend the Winter season at the
villa of Mr.. and Mrs. Stotesbury at
Palm Beach.
Col. and Mrs. Horace P. Hobbs and
their son. William Bradford Hobbs, OF
Fort Benjamin Harrison. Indiana, are
making o two-week visit In Washing ton.
Col. Hobbs Is here visiting his parents,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles w. Hobbs,
and his sister, Mrs. Henry H. Pfeil. wife
Of Maj. Pfeil, u. S. A.. and Mrs. Hobbs
Is with her sister. Mrs. Bradford g.
Chynowetl. at the Mayfower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Graves Adams
will give large ball Saturday evening,