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MIR. JAMES HOARD
Photo by National Studio,
Illinois BLDG,

| lola is actually thirty-tWo medicinesl
in one. and that Of these thirty two
ingredients. twenty-five are the
| juices Of roots and herbs of long d
recognized medicinal value. Get the
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hear of case after case that demon
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annapolis, who said to the Konlola
Man a few days ago.
"Konjola proved to me that it Is A &
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NY health had been failing for til
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in a. very bad condition. Gas forns
on my stomach, and my heart q
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there was a severe pain in the
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awful lot of trouble My feet sVS
my back ached, and every md
my whole body was stiff and
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and was terribly weak. I wa
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But il did not take long for
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derful reputation surely must I'D
merit. Well, was not disappoint
Konjola went to the source Of
ills, and removed them from my 81
n SIX bottles did the work.
stomach is working as it should and
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peared. I have already regained a
lot Of my lost weight and feel
stronger. Konjola proved itself to
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medicine Of its merit"
No wonder Konjola is the most
talked of medicine in America. No
wonder it is the medicine with more
than q million friends.
The Konjola Man is at Hooks
Dependable Drug Store, Illinois and
Washington streets. Indianapolis, a.
where he is meeting the PUBLIC
daily. introducing and explaining
merits OF this modern med
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methods. never continue to suffer
when you learn how quickly, how
pleasantly this premier method acts
Please let it show you-noW
Be sure TO get the genuine Phil
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by physicians for so years in correc-
ting excess acids. Csc and SOC a
bottle-any drug store.
Milk of Magnesia' has been the
u. S. Registered Trade Mark Of The
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com
pany and its predecessor Charles H.
Phillips since Observation-Disclosures.
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LindyS in Oklahoma

on W7lAl7Y1NoKA. Okla. July B.
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh to-
day inspected airport facilities at
this division point Of the Transcon-
tinental Air Transport plane-train
route.
The colonel, accompanied by his
bride, arrived here Tuesday night
from Wichita, Kan.
From here they were to go to Clo-
Wis. a hop of 300 miles.
Mrs. Lindbergh. it was reported
would quit the plane for train
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ginning to talk. The other six de-
tanned as witnesses are Coppa,
Johnny Wilson, former middleweight
champion; Mary Seiden, night club
dancer: Al Seigel, also a dancer;
Daniel Crosse, and Nicholas McDer-
mott.
Crosse and NIcDermott we're ar
rested Sunday in a Queens apart
ment. fitted out like a fortress.
Crosse and McDermott main
tanned their sullen silence in the
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CAMP TO CELEBRATE

Twenty-eight little girls, who are
guests Of the Marion County Tuber-
culosis Association at its nutrition
camp, near Bridgeport, will be en-
tertained Thursday evening with a
fireworks display provided by the
OptirniStS Club
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Ia the Ain"

Weather conditions at $50 a. m.
at Indianapolis airport:
Southwest wind, ten miles an
hour; temperature, II; barometrlc
pressure. 30O9 at sea level; ceiling
and visibility unlimited; field good.
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face OF all questions. The former
apparently regarded his case as
hopeless. for he has not even en-
gagged counsel.
Il may burn in the electric chair, -
Crosse was quoted as saying,
"Thy've got lot on me. But If !
burn. III take the secret of this Mar
low affair with me. I'm not talk
ing, see
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Plane TO Celebration

Cmtiss Flying Service Of Indiana
will send Robin mOnoplane TO
Rockville. Ind, Thursday for a
Fourth Of July celebration there.
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HanQarS Are Painted

Hangers at Capitol airport. West
Thirtieth street west Of Lafayette
pike. are being painted chrome
yellow color.
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upon reaching Clovis for the re-
mainder of the trip to Los Angeles.
The colonel intends to fly the full
distance.
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Enroll Air Student

c. B. Schultz. Laurel. Ind, is the
newest student to be enrolled in the
Capitol Always flying school.
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Parts Company, and Herbert O.
Fisher. Chamber Of Commerce
aerOnautics director.
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Aristotle argued that the earth
was a sphere as early as $50 B. c.
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Bride-EIect Is
HOnOred With
ShOzgeY Today

Miss Margaret Barker entertained
with a luncheon and miscellaneous
shower today at her home in
Thorntown in honor OF Miss Mary
Elizabeth Miller. whose marriage to
Roger Knode Brown will take place
wednesday,
Guests were seated at small tables
decorated and appointed in the fall
shades. Bowls of golden rod were
used throughout the house. The
hostess was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. E. j. Barker. and her sister,
Miss Mildred Barker
With the bride-elect, and her
mother, Mrs. George A. Miller, the
guests were Mrs. Roger H. Brown,
Mrs. Knode, Mrs. Helen Sinner,
Miss Helen Eastman, Miss Margaret
Woessner, Miss Priscilla Rittenger,
Miss Betty Jeanne Davis, Miss Mar
garet Stiltz, Miss Dorothy Hammer
er, Miss Alice Phillips, Miss Eliza
beth Carr, Miss Margaret Carr, Miss
Jane Barrett, Miss Mary Louise
BEEN, Miss Blanche Wilson, Miss
Laura Smith, Miss Myla Smith, Miss
Elsie Hancock, Miss Dione Kerlin
Miss Dorothy Grimes, Miss Margaret
Frazier, Miss Mildred Jefferson, Miss
Adelaide Gould, Miss Nancy Kalleen
Miss Vera Snodgrass, Miss Geraldine
Bly,. Mrs. Nettie Millikan, anu Miss
Joan Perrin, ThorntoWn.
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Musicale to
Haze Guest
Day Oct. Is

The Indianapolis matinee, musicale
will open its fifty-second season with
a presidents day musicale tea at
the John Heron Art institute Fri
day afternoon, Oct. 10.
This will be the only guest day
Of the club year.
Miss Jane johnson. voice winner
Of the last state contest. assisted by
Miss Louise Mason Caldwell and
Miss Helena Sipe, pianists, will pre-
sent the musical program.
The organization now has four
separate groups. the active section
of which Mrs. Robert E. Brakeman
is president: student section of
which Miss Lucille Stewart is pres
ident: junior section with Mrs. D.
z. GrUber as chairman. and the
choral section Of which Mrs. Willis
B. Parker is president.
The choral section, a new addl-
ton, was organized Sept. 20 and has
a membership Of sixty. This sec
ton meets at the Y w. c. A.
Gita Gradove has been secured
TO present the November program
which will be given Nov. 8. Rattan
Dew will apepar under auspices of
the organization Dec. 6.
A Christmas benefit program,
open to the public. will be present.
ed by the boys choir of Christ
church Dec. % at the Roberts Park
Methodist Episcopal church. Ches-
ton Heath is director.
Arthur Durham, Chicago organist,
will appear at a later date on the
musicale calendar, the place to be
announced later.
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.PrObylaeun1
Group Hears
Mrs. Broom

Members of the Propyleaum Assoc
citation will have their first meeting
of the year at the clubhouse 2:30
Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. De-
marchus C. Brown will talk on The
| Sonnets of Shakespeare" There
will be tea following Mrs. Browns
talk.
The meeting is in charge of the
entertainment committee, Of which
Mrs. John w. Kern is chairman.
Assisting her will be Mrs. Kin Hub
bard, Mrs. Benjamin Hitz, Mrs. VIII
liam H. Coleman, Mrs. Albert p.
seaton. Mrs. Charles Conklin, Mrs.
William Louden, Mrs, James Cum
ming and Mrs. Paul White.
HosteSSeS for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Roy Elder Adams, Mrs.
Clarence Alig. Mrs. Fred G. Appel,
Mrs Henry G. Atkins. Mrs. Fred M.
Ayres, Mrs Henry w. Bennett, Mrs.
Adelbert F. Benson, Mrs. Upton S.
BliSh. Mrs. William G. BobbS, Mrs.
L. c. Boyd, Mrs William J. Brown,
Mrs Henry w. Buttal, Mrs. Louis
Burkhardt, Mrs. Samuel Cornell
Carey, Mrs. Niles Chapman, Mrs.
Edna Christian, Mrs, Harry Clifford,
Mrs. William H. Coburn, Mrs.
Charles E. Coffin, Mrs. Anna Colbert,
Mrs. Christopher Coleman, Mrs.
Caroline Vajen Collins, Mrs. Edwin
M. Craft, Mrs Albert Gall, Mrs.
Henry r. Danner, Mrs. Eugene H.
Darrach, Mrs. Fred G. Dickson, Mrs.
Robert L. Dorsey, Mrs. Samuel Dow
den, Mrs. Murkley w. Duck, Mrs.
Bertha M. Edwards, Mrs. Harvey j.
Elan, Mrs. Bowman Elder, Mrs.
Charles T. Emerson, Mrs. William F.
Elliott, Mrs. Edgar H. Evans, Mrs.
Robert G. Failey, Mrs. Frank M.
Fauvre, Mrs. Harry r. Fitton, Mrs.
Henry Fraser, Mrs. Herbert Foltz,
Mrs Mortimer FurScott, Mrs. RUS
sell Fortune, Mrs. John s. Fishback,
Mrs. James L. Gavin, Mrs. Willis D.
Catch, Mrs. George A. Gay, Mrs.
Harry c. Gilbert, Mrs. John L. Glen
denning, Mrs. Walter Goodall.
Mrs. Charles Greathouse, Mrs.
Walter Gresham, Mrs. George G.
Haerle, Mrs. william Henry Harri-
son, Mrs. Fletcher Hodges, Mrs. j.
Irving Holcomb, Mrs. Jacqueltn
Holiday, Mrs. Roy H. Hunt, Mrs.
Frank F. Hutchins, Mrs o. B. lies,
Mrs. Fred Bates johnson, Mrs. Will
bur G. johnson, Mrs. John M. Judah,
Mrs. Harry c. Kahlo, Mrs. Bernays
Kennedy, Mrs. Edward H. Knight,
Mrs. Walter M. Kuhn, Mrs. Jackson
K. Landers, Mrs. Charles P. Lesh,
Mrs. James w. Lilly, Mrs. Dan B.
Luten, Mrs. Bert H. Mcbride, Mrs.
Hugh MCGOWAN, Mrs. Harry Martin,
Mrs. Frederick Matson, Miss Cert
rude Baker, Miss Margaret Baldwin,
Miss Evelyn Barnes, Miss zerelda
Beatty, Miss Julia Brink, Miss Emma
Claypool, and Miss Marietta Finley.
This meeting is for members only.
Reservations for luncheon may be
made at the Office.
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Takes Bride i'm
Ceremony at
Valley Forge

A quiet ceremony at the George
washington memorial chapel at
Valley Forge. Pa, performed at noon
today, united in marriage Miss
Greta Wellington. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan D. Wellington, Phila-
deIphia. and Louis E. Smith, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald L. Smith, 34ls
North Pennsylvania street.
The bride was graduated from the
University of Michigan, and is a
member Of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr..
Smith attended Wabash college and
was graduated from the law school
of the University of Michigan. He
is a member of Delta Tau Delta
fraternity.
A wedding breakfast at the home
of the brides parents in Philadel-
ptia was served following the cere-
mony, to members of the immediate
families. After a trip east, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will be at home at 3736
North Pennsylvania street.
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Woman'S Club Art Section
in First Meeting Monday

paintings of William Forsyth is hung
in the auditorium, where the meet
ing will take place.
Mrs. A. S. AyreS is chairman of
the social hour, assisted by Mrs. R.
G. Carson, Mrs. Robert Elliott, Mrs.
James L. Fish. Mrs. T. j. Moll and
Miss Laura Reynolds.
A state pilgrimage will be made
to Lebanon, Sunday, Oct. 10, under
the auspices of the Indiana Fedora
ton of Art Clubs. Mrs. W. J. Shu-
mate, Lebanon, will be resident hos
tess, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c. UIen, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Car
rel, and Miss Helen Caldwell, presi-
dent of the Florentine Club, all of
Lebanon; DR.. and Mrs. LeonidaS
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Burnett
andgdr. and Mrs. Edward Padlow of
Indianapolis.
An old-fashioned Sunday dinner
will be served to those attending the
pilgrimage at at the Ulen Country
Club. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. A. T. Coate, Indianapolis,
or Mrs. j. w. Shumate, Lebanon.
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AIun1nae Club
of Pi Beta Phi
Meets Oct. II

Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi will
meet Friday, Oct. u, at 6 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. Frank D. Hat
field 1858 North New Jersey street.
The time-honored Pi Phi custom of
an indoor picnic will be carried out
with an old-fashioned cookie
shine"
Mrs. Robert Wild. president. will
distribute yearbooks. The yearbooks
contain a complete directory of Pi
PhiS in Indianapolis.
The finance committee, planning
for a chapter house for the active
members at Butler university, will
give report of its activities. Mem
berS of the committee are Mrs. Will
liam Johnson. Mrs. Justus Paul, Mrs.
EllioS B. Hall, Miss Ethel Currier,
Miss Charlotte Comstock, and Miss
Fannie Minor. A musical program
will follow the meeting.
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Miss BuehIer
to Be Wed at
Home Tonight

Miss Hermine c. Buehler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Buehler,
218 East Orange street, will become
the bride of Gurwin o. Kelly,
Greenwood, at 7:30 tonight at the
home of the brides parents.
The Rev. Mr. George Ferguson,
pastor of the Baptist church of
Greenwood, will read the service
before members of the immediate
families and few close friends,
before an improvised altar of palms
and ferns, lighted with candles in
single standards.
Mrs. Erick Crane of Elkhart, tho
brides sister, will be her only at
tendant She will wear a brown
georgette frock, with accessories to
match, and carry an arm bouquet
Of yellow roses.
Marion Pearson, Greenwood, will
be best man.
The bride will wear blue georgette,
trimmed with transparent velvet,
blue accessories and carry an arm
bouquet of pink roses.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly will leave
for a trip to Chicago. They will be
at home in Greenwood after Oct. 10.
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NHOTO LRAE| %2zC7O

Members OF Indianapolis chapters Daughters
Revolution are sending delegates to the annual state convention
be held IN Gary Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Wilbur
Johnson regent Of Caroline Scott will
gate of delegates chapter
Mrs Eugene H Darrach and Samuel Lewis Shank
Miss Sara Frances Kackley delegate Arthur
st. Clair chapter
Miss Martha Barry daughter Oscar 1925
uiord has South where entered
her second year at st. Mary's college, Notre
the of Miss Dorothy
Walsh of Walsh 1854 Central John
Sanaus Farqua Washington c. The wedding will take place
in November
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Chapter VIII
Entertain at
Club TneSday

Members Of Chapter No. 20, Wom-
ans Organization, National Associ-
alton of Retail Druggists, will enter
tain with luncheon Tuesday at the
Hoosier Athletic Club in celebration
of the thirteenth anniversary of the
chapter
AS the thirteen candles, mounted
on plateau of yellow and white
roses, are being lighted, Mrs. w. r.
Holmes will read Candle Lighting
Time" Yellow and white are the
chapter colors.
Mrs. Edward H. Niles, president,
will preside. Bunco will follow the
business session, to be held after the
lrncheon.
Mrs. William F. Freund, honorary
president, is chairman Of the pro-
gram committee, assisted by Mrs.
]. c. Mead, honorary treasurer; Mrs.
William Oren and past presidents,
including Mrs. Edward Ferger, Mrs.
:. B. Stoltz, Mrs. James Sproule
Ind Mrs. w. F. Holmes.
Delegates will give reports OF the
national and state conventions
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Convention of Druggists
Enlivens French Lick

elaborate events at the Springs in
recent years.
The druggists and their wives at
tended formal functions, each night,
in addition to informal affairs at
the Gorge inn, Elite Club, Hoosier
Club and the Golf Club.
Indianapolis women who were
prominent in the social functions OF
the week are Mrs. William Scott,
Mrs. C. o. Mueller, Mrs. j. E. Bart
lett, Mrs. Woods A. Caperton, Mrs.
j. K. Lilly. Mrs. Eli Lilly, Mrs. j. K.
Lilly Jr., Mrs. William J. Mooney Jr.,
Mrs. H. N. Noyes, and Mrs. j. NJ
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Monkey of
Indianapolis spent the week at the
Springs. Their niece. Miss Rather
inc Armstrong of Springfield, KY
accompanied them.
This weekend was to be enllvened
with the arrival of many motoring
parties, several groups being due tC
arrive tonight after the football
lgame at Bloomington between In
diana university and Notre Dame.
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BetrOthaI of
Miss Walsh to
Be Announced

DR.. Thomas H. Walsh will an
nounce the engagement Of his niece,
Miss Dorothy Agnes Walsh to John
Stanislaus Farquhar. Washington,
D. c., at a dinner party to be- given
tonight at his home, 1854 Central
avenue, for members of Beta Gam
ma Chi sorority. The wedding is to
take place the latter part of Oc-
tober. =
The table will be decorated with
fall flowers in shades of pink and
orchid. Other DC rat o-.s an ep
pointments viii be IN pink, orchid
and silver, the bridal colors.
Guests will include Mrs. J. A.
Rem ngton and Miss Elizabeth
Remington. Connersville: Mrs. J. F.
Harmon, Louisville. KY; Mrs. j. F.
Norton. Mrs. E. A. Porten, Miss
Marie Hirth, Miss Edna Prater, Miss
Emaline Volz, Miss Helen F.nnigan,
Miss Anne Dugan, Mrs Peatrice
Walsh and Miss Elizabeth Walsh.
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Luncheon Bridge Is Honor
for Two Brides-Elect>

entertained with a dinner party at
g Friday night at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club in honor of Miss Mar
tin and Mr.. Atkins.
Covers we're laid for forty-five
guests at one long table decorated
with dolls dressed as a bride, bride
groom, and bridesmaids. The brides
maids wore gowns in the autumn
shades. The table was lighted with
cream taperS in silver holders. Fol-
lowing the dinner, the guests at
tended the dance at the Athletic
Club.
Among guests were Miss Kath-
crime Doyle of Binghamton, N. Y,
who is the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. RuckelshauS, 1885
North Meridian street, and Miss
Marsh.
Mrs. Elias c. Atkins. 4344 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained ten
guests with a luncheon at her home
Friday in honor of Miss Martin.
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GIRLS DRILL TEAM.
TO GIVE PARTY

st. GATHERINGS Dramatic Club
girls drill team will give a skating
party at Riverside rink at 8 Tues
day night. Miss Anna Custard is
chairman. Other members of the
drill team are Miss Odelia Bauman,
Miss Pauline Cleary, Miss Catherine
Cleary, Miss Inez Custard, Miss Car
tie Dwenger, Miss Lucille Fuller,
Miss Helen Lee, Miss Mabel MCCOY
ern, Miss Pauline Mullen, Miss Ber-
nadette Ryan, Miss Sarah Boland,
Miss Cecilia Bauman, Miss Ella
Lewis, Miss Betty Goottee. Miss
Mary Spelman and Miss Elizabeth
Lev.
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OWL CLUB TO GIVE
NOVELTY BRIDGE

Owl Club will entertain with a
dinner and novelty halloween bridge
at Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Louise Call, 2101 Park ave-
nue.. Hostesses assisting Miss Call
are Miss Martha Borden and Miss
MSvis Duncan. Appointments viii
be in Halloween design.
Covers viii be laid for Miss Call,
Miss Borden, Miss Duncan, Miss
Mary Regula, Miss Ann Tate, Miss
Madge Mcmillan. Miss Wilma
Brinkley, Miss Pauline Wilson, Miss
Mary Grumen, Miss Hildred Rayle,
Miss Charlotte Sharpe. Miss Mary
Marks. Miss Irene Stewart. Mrs.
Robert III. Boyal. Mrs. Ernest Ebney,
Mrs. Russ Lindeman, and Mrs. Paul
Roach.
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Mrs. Irving Ward Lemaux and her
daughter, Mrs. Donald Meredith
Ream. entertained with a small
luncheon bridge party today at the
Lemaux home, 1850 Park avenue, in
honor of Miss Elsie. Martin and Miss
Louise Cooper.
Miss Martin will become the bride
of Henry G. Atkins Jr., Wednesday
night. Miss Cooper is the finance
of Edward Anderson.
Luncheon was served at small
tables decorated with vases of flow
ers in the pastel shades. Guests,
with the brides-elect, we're Mrs.
Edna Kuhn Martin, Mrs. Albert
Cooper, Miss Sara Tice Adams,
Miss Martha Adams, Miss Betty
Hassler, Miss Edith Ann Stafford,
Miss Sara Thomas, Miss Lydia Call
and Miss Anne Marsh of High Point,
N. c., who has come to be a member
of Miss Martins wedding party.
Miss Betty Hassler, Conrad Ruck-
elshauS and Thomas Ruckelshaus
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ALTRUSA CLUB WILL
BE ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Carrie R. Temperly will en-
terrain with a bridge party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Tenn
perly. SAIL Washington boulevard,
tonight, for thirty-six members of
the Altrusa Club.
Bowls of roses. chrysanthemums
and asters win decorate the house.
Mrs. Temperly entertained other
members Of the Altrusa Club with q
hunco party Friday night.
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Social functions held the spotlight
at French Lick during the lest W.
and much of the attention was CEN
tered on the convention Of the 1*a-
tional Wholesale Druggists Associa-
ton. The week was replete with
colorful and varied parties, including
the costume cotillion in the Assem-
bly, hall on Thursday night.
The cotillion was one of the most
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Members of the art department
of the Woman's Department Club,
of which Mrs. LeonidaS f. Smith is
chairman, will have their opening
meeting at 2:30 Monday afternoon
at the club home, 1902 North Meri-
dian street.
Elmer Tahinger will talk on
Florence, Italy" An exhibit of the
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SnUin0 Curtains

If yoI make the top and bottom
hens of glass curtains the same
width, you can turn them upside
down every other tine you hang
them after laundering and thus
lengthen their lives tremendously
for the portion that blows against
the screen is the part that wears
out,
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Receive Infornldllu

Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillip
Meier. 1928 North Pennsylvania
street, viii receive informally at
their home from until S Sunday
afternoon In honor of Mrs. Mary H.
Flanner and Miss Hildegarde Elan
ner. Altedena, Cal There are no in
yitations.
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Laundering Blouses

If your blouses are solid color that
does not run, roll them in bath
towels as soon as you rinse and iron
before they are thoroughly dried y
there Is a chance that the color VIII
run, wash quickly, rinse in cold
water, stuff full Of tissue paper and
hang on hanger.