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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
Too Couples to
Be Entertained
at Dinner" Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar H. Evans will
entertain tonight with dinner
party at their home, 3445 North
Pennsylvania street, in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Cooper Kern and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fiske Landers.
Mrs Kern, before her recent mar
rage, was Miss Mary Florence Ma
lott. Mrs. Landers formerly was
Miss Mary Louise Millikin.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Err
win C.. Stout, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
RunnellS Harrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lincoln Glendenning, Mrs. and Mrs.
Clifford Arrick III, Mr.. and Mrs.
Volney Malott White, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Averill Johnson, Miss Mary
Lois Ketcham, Miss Katharine
Brown, Miss Evelyn Barnes, Miss
Catherine Greer, Miss Frances Reed,
Miss Adela Panther, Paul H. White
Jr. Wilson Mothershead, Voney Ma
lott Brown, Charles Greenhouse Jr.,
Malcolm Jilson, jeremiah Cadick
and George L. Denny Jr.
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Bridal Couple
of Saturday to
Be Paid Honor

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Hecathorn.
4032 Carrollton avenue, will enter
tain their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Virginia Hecathorn, and Roger Will
liam Teegaurden, whose marriage
will take place Saturday, with a
dinner party ct their home tonight.
The dinner table will be centered
with a wedding cake on plateau
of rose, orchid and yellow chrys-
anthemums and lighted by white
tapers.
Covers will be laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Hecathorn, Miss Hecathorn
and MIR. Teegaurden, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Lester Teegaurden, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Berkey, Cincinnati; Miss Mar
ion Fisher, Miss Lucille Kern, Miss
Betty Lou Steinkamp, John Tee
gaurden, George Fisher, David Still
well, Chicago; Theodore Steele and
Don Driver.
Miss Hecathorn's gifts to her at
PENDANTS will be costume bracelets.
Mr.. Teegaurden will give his best
man and ushers monogramed key
rings.
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GiUe Bridge
in Honor of
Bride Elect

Miss Sarah Rodecker, whose mar
riage to Coburn Thomas Scholl will
take place Oct 80, was entertained
ct a bridge party given this after
noon by Mrs. Lawrence Henderson
and Mrs. Francis Sommer, at Mrs.
Henderson's home, 2726 North Penn
sylvania street.
ChrySanthemumS we're used in
the house in decoration and appoint
ments were carried out in pink and
blue. the bridal colors.
Guests with Miss Rodecker and
her mother, Mrs. Caroline Rodecker,
were her aunt. Miss Virginia Minor,
Mrs. Louis Hensley, Mrs. Harold
Burge. Mrs. Harold Mercer, Mrs.
Arthur Brown, Mrs. Dale Hodges,
Mrs. Henry l.. Dithmer Jr., Mrs. Al
ford Rodecker, Mrs. EvanSon carp,
Mrs. Telford Orbison, Mrs. S. B.
VanarSdale, Mrs. Helen Summers,
Mrs. Margaret Carpenter. Mrs. Ed
win O'Neil Miss Glen Schwenk, Miss
Sarah Frances Downs. Miss Mary
Ann Higgins, Miss Helen Myers,
Miss Anna May Albershardt, and
Miss Betty Fisher.
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SheCaut
tell theTruttl

II happens every month, but its
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more embarrassing. What a pity all
women harassed by painful periods
have not learned to depend on
Midoli
A tiny tablet of Midol ends Pc
riodic pain in five to seven minutes.
Not even discomfort need now be
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this glorious news. Midol is not q
narcotic and is perfectly harmless
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pletely and Immediately in even Sc
verest cases. And Midol costs but
fifty centsl You will find 1t at any
drug store in handy little carrying
case of aluminium that will tuck
away In the smallest purse or
Observation-Disclosures.
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Keeley-Nourse Marriage Rites
Are Solemnized at Church

lace. Her hat and slippers were of
deeper hue. She carried an arm
bouquet of yellow roses, pompom
chrysanthemums and lilies, with a
bow of yellow and silver tulle.
c. Wilbur Foster, cousin Of the
bridegroom, was best man. Fred j..
Hamerin, H. w. Water and j. K.
Weber, Oak Park, Ill, we're ushers.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
M. B. Fritz, 6157 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nourse have left on
trip to North Carolina and Viz
ginia. The bride travelled in a
brown crepe ensemble, with
capuchine blouse and brown &C
cessories.
They will be at home, after NOV.
Is, at the Marleigh apartment.
Out-o town guests at the wedding
were Mrs. Oliver C. Gear, grand
mother of the bride, Lafayette; M.
and Mrs. Charles A. Nourse, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. K. Weber, Oak Park; Mrs.
J. F. Mcintosh, Detroit; Mr.. and
MISE M. Frye, Cleveland, and Mrs.
Mary E. Beeks, oxford, O.
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Club TO Hold
Tree Planting
Rites Tuesday

Present Day Club will hold tree
planting ceremony Tuesday after
noon at 3, at Garfield Park. The
tree will be planted in the plot re-
served for the Seventh District Fed
GRAFTON of Clubs. in memory of Mrs.
A. B. Conkle, charter member and
former president. Mrs. F. L. Petit
john is in charge of the ceremony.
The club will meet Monday night
with Mrs. T. A. Moynahan, 1465
North Delaware street. Husbands of
the members will be special guests.
The program is in charge of the So
cial committee.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kay, E,innet-
ka, Ill, and Robert Slater, Evans
ton, ILL.,, will be guests of Harry
Daugherty and Miss Ann Daugher-
ty, 344O Central avenue, over the
weekend.
Mrs. T. A. Mahaffey, 1924 Wash
ington boulevard, has returned from
visit to Chicago.
Charles Megargel and Harold
Kinsel, the Glenn Martin apart
ments, will leave Saturday morning
for Columbus, O., where they will
attend the Indiana-Ohio football
game.
Miss Margaret Wilson, 1921 North
Meridian street, who has been visit
ing in Chicago, has returned.
Miss Alberta Leiber, Buckingham
apartment, will go to New York
early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Vonnegut. 1917
Guilford avenue, have returned
from a trip to Canada.
Phillip st. George Cooke DArSas,
GAG North Meridian street, will leave
| Saturday for Dayton and Detroit.
He then will go to New York from
where he will sail for Switzerland,
to r7end a month with his parents.
\. :. and Mrs. Paul Bernard Hoffman
have returned from their wedding
trip to California and now are at
home at % West Twenty eighth
street. Mrs. Hoffman before her
marriage Sept. 6, was Miss Elizabeth
Chamberlain Moore, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cameron Moore,
1921 North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Fowler
and son. Richard. 4007 Washington
boulevard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Cameron Moore. 1921 North Penn
sylvania street, have returned from
motor trip through Ohio. West
Virginia, the Shenandoah valley and
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hitz,
1881 North Pennsylvania street, and
Mrs. John w. Kern, 1886 North
Pennsylvania street, have returned
from a motor trip to Hodgensville,
KY, the birthplace Of Lincoln.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen
Moore, 1880 North Pennsylvania
! street, are visiting in Evanston, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Shepard
sailed from New York Thursday
night for six weeks wedding trip
in Europe. Mrs. Shepard before her
marriage Wednesday. was Miss
Helen Thoman, daughter of Bernard
Thoman, Cincinnati. Upon their
return to indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs
Shepard will make their home at
1862 Carrollton avenue.
DR.. Clarke w. Day, 81 West Forty
second street, returned today from
Detroit, where he has been attend
ing the International Post Graduate
Assembly of North America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Fauvre
IL West Thirty-second street, are in
New York City for a short visit.
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evening wear. A striking comb1na-
ton is cherry red and purple.
To mention two interesting
models:
A graceful frock of grey crepe de
chine buttons in the back from the
waist to the high collar, and has a
wispy skirt formed OF p1eated pan
els placed diagonally all around.
A Louis XIV gown closely fol-
lows the line OF the old court cos
TUNES, done in crinkly taffeta, with
panniers and an attached panel in
the back. Several evening gowns
have trailing fish-tails at one side.
Once you know how to handle
the felt, the making of those so
awfuIly smart and, sh-h-h-hh,
expensive, mOuIdedtO- the head
hats is scarcely any trick at all.
Not that "ennybOdy" can do it
but you can, because we tell you
so exactly how in this weeks Illus
trated leafiet, for which you have
but to send a 2-cent stamp to the
Dare department of The Times.
To tell you the truth, we had to
beard our printer man in his lair
again and get lot of extra leaf.
lets printed and even these second
ones are getting low-sO better,
hurry!
u
Attention, Clever Fingers!
MOT SO many hundred letters
IN left to read, SO we just think
we are going to announce the win
ners of the Clever Fingers contest
next Monday! Not that it's going
to be so easy to do - because so
many of the ideas have been SO
good.
Watch for the announcement of
the winners Monday or Tuesday.
VXTEEK-ENDING is year =
w around problem, happiIy-or
most unhappily if you haven't the
knack of it! For it does mean care
full planning! just so many things
to do, crowded into forty-eight hours
or so, with just so many things to
wear while you're doing them. Lin
gerie, two changes with an extra
special fliInsy dainty piece, which
goes under the evening gown and
then is tucked away in your bag.
Can't play tennis in those so you
take your Dah-ray designed lingerie
shorts. Tailored, form-fitting and
sports comfortable!
Boudoir slippers! Daytime frocks,
depending on your program, din
ner dress.
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.GiUe Bridge
to Announce
Engagement

Mrs. ]. w. Nunamaker enter
tanned with a bridge party at hel
home, Aba lockwood avenue
Thursday night, announcing the
engagement of her daughter, Jean
nette, to Allen R. Stacy. The we'd
ding will take place Thanksgiving
day at $50 at the Capitol Avenue
Methodist church
Miss Elizabeth Martz will be maid
of honor; Miss Mildred Nussmeier,
Evansville; Miss Vivian DenZler,
Miss Marguerite Sherlock and Miss
Irene Ross, bridesmaids. Emil Cas-
sadly will be Mr.. Stacy's best man.
Ushers will be Donald Nunamaker,
brother of the bride; Kern Nuna-
maker, her cousin; Clifford Kephart
and Edward Rech.
Halloween decorations were in all
appointments at the bridge party.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Howard Martz.
Guests included Mrs. Joseph r.
Stacy, Mrs. Ethel P. Clarke, Mrs.
Dorothy Buschman, Mrs. Hubert
Merrill, MRS. Gerald Myers, Mrs.
Charles Young, Mrs. Leslie DeVoe,
Mrs. Bruce Morrison, Mrs. Hans
Jacobsen, Mrs. T. r. LYDIA, Mrs.
Robert Finnell, Mrs. Ernest Hilken-
bauch, Mrs. Kern Nunamaker. Mrs.
Walter E. Houck, Mrs. George
Churchman, Mrs. Paul Bidell, Mrs.
George Etter, Mrs. Howard Martz,
Mrs. Donald McKeeman, Mrs. Clay
ton Hathaway; Mrs. John Bergen,
Mrs. r. w. Kelsey, Mrs. Joseph
Coates, Mrs. HERSHEY Urich, Mrs.
Charles Williams, Mrs. Earl Murphy.
Miss Anna GoSman, Miss Harriet
Davis, Miss Edwina McDougal, Miss
Jessie Groves. Miss Bernice Hartz,
Miss Lucille Foster, Miss Elizabeth
Martz, Miss Eleanor King, Miss
Gladys Bruce, Miss Margaret Klu-
ger, Miss Judy Miller, Miss Doro-
thy Calderwood, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Dermott, Miss Nan Padgett, Miss
Isabelle Eddy, Miss Susie Harmon,
Miss Ruth Anne Carson, Miss Mar
garet Inman, Miss Dorothy Spicely,
Miss Marie Shaner, Miss Vivian
Dengler. Miss Marguerite Sherlock,
Miss Marie Hilgedick, Miss Bessie
Derhamer, Miss Nora Hutto, Miss
Anna Newlin, Miss Elizabeth Can
dy, Miss Dorothy Nevins, Miss Anne
Yelton, Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss
Mildred Bultman, Miss zella Tim
mons, Miss Esther Dain, Miss Mary
Heckard, Miss Cordelia Hoeflin,
Miss Mary Greve, Miss Kathryn
HunneShagen and Miss Louise Rob-
inson.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian church
was the scene Thursday of the
wedding of Miss Kathleen Keeley,
and Charles z. Nourse, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Nourse, Oak Park,
Ill. The Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkle
officiated.
The altar was banked with white
chrysanthemums, palms and ferns,
and lighted with tall cathedral can
dies. Miss Sara Norris, who played
at the wedding of the brides
mother, gave program of bridal
airs, including I'm a Monastery
Garden" Even Song" 1.-THE Swan"
and "Narcissus." Miss Kathleen
Bunbaugh sang "Oh, Perfect Love-
The bridal party entered to In
termezzo," from "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" Miss Mary Priscilla Keeley,
sister of the bride, was maid OF
honor. She wore a gown of deep
egg-shell georgette, with hat and
shoes in the same shade, and car
ried a bouquet of blue chrysanthe-
NUNS, tied with bronze tulle.
The bride, given in marriage by
her uncle, E. M. Frye, wore a gown
of horizon blue crepe and eggshell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
DR.. Oman
Is Speaker
at Banquet
BY JOSEPHINE DORIAN
Times Society Fdifor

TT. WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 25.-Busi-
Tess meetings of the fortieth an
nual convention of the Indiana Fed
Grafton of Clubs closed Thursday
night with a formal Federation din
ner held at the Hotel Anthony. Two
hundred fifty guests and delegates
attended.
DR.. @. Broxley Oman, president
Of De Paw university. spoke or
Our Stewardship in Idealism." Mrs
Eli T. Seebirt, South Bend, pre-
sented several vocal numbers. and
Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, Vincennes
retiring president, presented the
new officers.
The only contest for office, that
of corresponding secretary. was won
by Mrs. Edwin l. Poston, Martins
vile. who defeated Mrs. Floyd E.
Jones, West Lafayette.
Peru Woman Is Head
Other officers are: President, Mrs.
Edwin F. Miller, Peru; second vice
president, Mrs. Harry L. Green:
trustee, Mrs. T. w. Peck, and gen.
eral federation director, Mrs.
Hinkle.
One Of the important resolutions
adopted Thursday afternoon was
that presented by Mrs. E. C. Rump-
Ter, chairman of the findings COM
mittee, as regards the Foundation
fund. One of the difficulties con-
corning the adoption of a revision,
making individual clubs of the In
diana Federation members of the
General Federation, was the fact
that the General Federation is ask
ing $3.50 per capita from every
state for this fund.
Mrs. Rumpler presented a resolu-
ton setting out that the Indiana
Federation declines to accept the per
capita assessment and requests the
executive committee to make plans
whereby Indiana shall make contri-
buttons consistent with its own
financial condition and standing in
the Federation.
Work Is Outlined
Other resolutions. passed Thurs
day recommended that the organi-
Zation support prohibition enforce
ment. study foreign customs and
culture to create good will, and
stress religious observance in the
home.
Extension contest awards were
made Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
John Downing johnson, Indianapo-
lis, dean of extension work Awards
we're made to Mrs Carl futile,
Pleasant Lake, Twelfth district,
which was hostess district for the
convention; Mrs. w. P. Ellison, Wi
mona Lake, Thirteenth district; Mrs.
Marshall Davis, Bloomfield, Second
district, and Mrs. j. S. McCuray,
Goodland Tenth district. The Tenth
district also won the junior gavel
and the Sixth district won the dis
trict and county gavelS, which also
are presented by Mrs. Johnson.
Delegates and members Of the
Federation who have not returned
home were taken on an historic
drive through Fit. Wayne and to
Limberlost, the home of Gene STRAIT
ton Porter, today.
Members of the executive board
will meet in Indianapolis early in
November, at which time Mrs. Mil
Ter, the new president, will announce
her committee chairmen for the
year.
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SORORITY PARTY TO
BE RUSH EVENT

Miss Rurta Fay Mayes and Miss
Charlotte Obelies will be hostesses
for rush party, to be given at 8
tonight for Alpha zeta Chi sorority
at the home of Miss Mayes, 623
North Parker avenue.
Decorations and appointments
will be in Halloween design and
color. Miss Virginia Standell will
present a toe dance.
Members who will attend are Miss
Sandell, Miss Thelma Brown, Miss
Vpltarana Mathews, Miss Gladys
Winifred Lodge, Miss Helen
Buchana, Miss Maxine Brickman.
Rushes who will be present are Miss
Ruth Rugh, Miss Ruth Phillips, Miss
Frances Beattie, Miss Anes Yates,
Miss Mildred Wabnitz, Miss Mary
Caldwell, Miss jeanette Uhl and
Miss Alice BeoW.
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LOCAL GIRL CHOSEN
FOR GLEE CLUB

Miss Helen Mahr, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G.. Mahr. of 1928 Ring
gold street, Indianapolis, has been
reappointed to the Woman's Glee
Club of Missouri Valley college. This
is Miss Mahr's fourth year as a
member of the club. She sings
second soprano.
Besides being active as member
of the glee club, Miss Mahr is presi-
dent of the Valkyr club, club for
women organized for promoting
school spirit and social affairs. She
also is an active member of the
Woman's Athletic Association.
While attending the college, Miss
Mahr Is living at Birckhead Naples,
on the, college campus.
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TEACHERS HEAR TALK
ON NUTRITION

Professor Happy) Goldsmith,
New York City, addressed students
of Teachers college of Indianapolis
in the college chapel Thursday on
Nutrition" Professor Goldsmith is
speaking before educational inSti-
tutions of the city under the au-
spices of the Marion County Tuber-
culosis' Society.
In series of anecdotes, Professor
Goldsmith compared two schools in
which different diets prevailed. and
emphasized the importance Of add
ing fresh fruit and vegetables to the
diet. ~
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Helen CObIe
Honor Guest at
Halloween Fete

Miss Bernice White entertained
Thursday night at her home, 1912
North Capitol avenue, in honor of
Miss Helen Christine Coble, whose
marriage to Claude Wallin will take
place during the Thanksgiving
holidays.
Miss White carried out the Hal
1oween color scheme in her decora-
tons and appointments.
Guests with Miss Coble were Mrs.
Margaret Lowder, Miss Irene Neal,
Miss Imogene Mcgee, Miss lone
Taylor, Miss Ruth Lockwood, Miss
Edith Staley, Miss Virginia Terry,
Miss Mary Meyers, Miss Goldie
Cole, Miss Agella Russell, Miss
Gladys Wolf, Miss Marie TheoboId
and Miss Bonnie Moffett.
The hostess was assisted by Mr..
H. B. McCollum.
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GIRL RESERVES TO
HOLD DINNER PARTY

Miss Elizabeth Hughes, new presi-
dent of the inter-club council, High
School Girl Reserves, will preside at
a Halloween dinner party at the Y.
w. G. A. tonight.
More than 100 high school girls
will attend. Miss Louise SCOOTER is
in charge of the program, assisted
by Misses Adelaide Woerner, Naomi
Cornell, Virginia Goodwin, Dorothy
Schneid and Virginia Childers.
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SIGMA PHI SORORITY
IN PARTY TONIGHT

Sigma Phi Gamma sorority mem
bers and pledges will be entertained
with a Halloween party tonight at
the home of Miss Alice Meier, $40
Primrose street.
Miss Florence Grady. and Miss
Mary Jane Schenk will assist as
hostesses. Miss Oleta Aderholtz will
be honor guest. Prizes will be
awarded for the most picturesque
and most grotesque costumes.
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Au Revoir!
MRS, LEN0RA COFFIN
Is CLUB SPEAKER

Mrs. Lenora Coffin spoke on Gar
rilons" today at luncheon meeting
OF the AltruSa Club, held at the
Columbia Club.
New members of the club who at
tended the luncheon were Mrs. Pearl
Tucker, pharmacist; Miss Ida B.
White, head of the home economics
department at Butler university, and
Miss Irene Boughton, grand secre-
tary of Delta Zeta sorority.
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Celebrate Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Clearinghouse,
Wabash, celebrated their sixty Sec
ond wedding anniversary Thursday
at their home with family gath
ering at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Williams, Wabash.
Other children of the couple are
Mrs. James Wilson, E. o. Ebbing-
house, Paul Clearinghouse, all of
Wabash, and Mrs. v. P. Hummer,
Seattle, Wash.
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MISS KEARBY NOT
ENGAGED TO WE'D

Dr., and Mrs. D. o. Kearby today
issued statement to the effect that
the reported engagement of their
daughter, Frances, to John Heidi,
as published in The Times Thurs
day is incorrect.
DR.. Kearby stated that Miss Kear-
by now is attending La Sale semin-
airy at Auburndale, Mass, and will
continue her studies there. Miss
Kearby is a graduate of Tudor hall.
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CARD PARTIES

Members of No. L. A. o. H. will
entertain friends with cards Friday
Nov. l. at the Home Economics
studio in the Century building.
American Insurance Union will
give a lotto and euchre party al
Moose hall. 1876 North Delaware
street at $3.50 tonight.
Alfarata Club members will give
a bunco and euchse party at $50
tonight at Redmen's hall, North
street and Capitol avenue.
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A POPULAR STYLE FOR DAY.

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dress at the lower edge with plat
fitness extended is 2 1-3 yards.
Price 15c.
Send 12c in silver or stamps for
our UP-TC-DATE FALL AND
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IONS.
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Honor Mrs. NeSbitt

Miss Lillian VanDeventer and
Miss LaVerne Sloan entertained on
Thursday night at their home, 70l
East Twentieth street, with bridge
party and shower in honor of Mrs.
Leonard Nesbitt. who will leave soon
to make her home in Lafayette.
Twenty guests attended the affair.
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Hold Pledqe Services

Alpha chapter, Delta Chi sorority,
will meet tonight at the home of
Miss Margaret Blottman, 1927 Par
ker avenue. Pledge services will be
held for Miss Mary CorliSs, Miss
Ruby Flack and Miss Edith Lee
Masters.
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BY DON f. CHAMBERLAIN,
limited Press Staff Correspondent

JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Oct. 25.-
Luxurious silk stockings and dainty
lingeries which have completed
terms of service to feminine wearers,
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Beta Chdpter to Meet

Beta chapter, Theta Sigma Delta
sorority, will meet tonight with
Misses Ida Warning and Gertrude
McNece at 1880 North Illinois street.
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GlUe BlrthduN Dinner

Cue Birthday DlNNeT
Members of the Sunshine Glass
of the Blaine Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church gave a surprise
birthday dinner for their teacher,
Mrs. Catharyne Goodrich, Wednes-
day night at the Morris restaurant
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Entertnin Husbands

LWLtT UtJtFU II UtOULFUUO
Beta Delphian chapter will en-
terrain husbands Of members with
a Halloween party Saturday night
at the Woodruff Place community
house.