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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. J. S. Ferris will attend the
reunion of Mount Notre Dame,
Reading, O., Saturday.
Mrs. J. Alfred Thompson yill
leave June Is for St Louis, and
from there will go to California for
the summer.
John f. Hollett Jr. IS spending a
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Hollett, at 400l North
Meridian street. He has completed
his work at the graduate business
school of Harvard university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Perrin of
Pasadena. Cal, who have been Wis
iting in indianapolis at the Marott
hotel. will leave the end of the week
to spend a month at Lake Maxim
kuckee.
Mrs. Lee Burns. 1905 Washington
boulevard who has been visiting
in the east for three weeks with
her daughter. Miss Betty. at her
school in Boston, has returned to
her home here Betty will spend
some weeks with friends before
coming home.
Mrs. Russell Fortune and young
son. who have been spending the
winter abroad, while Mr.. Fortune
and their son william have been
making q trip to Australia and
other distant lands. Will return to
indianapolis Sunday. Russell Jr..
who has been attending school at
Lawrenceville. will return shortly.
Mrs. Lynn B. Milliken will motor
to her cottage at Lake MaxinkuCkee
this weekend
Miss Mary Margaret Ham has
gone to West Point to attend June
week, and commencement festiy-
tiles.
Mrs. Oscar N. Torian has gone to
Sweet Briar college to attend gradu-
alton ceremonies. Her daughter,
Miss Anna. is among the group to
be graduated. and after a few days
with her parents in indianapolis,
she will leave with Mrs. Wilbur
Johnson for the summer in Europe
She will sail on the Aquitania,
June 49,
Miss Helen Louise Warmoth left
today for Washington. D. c., to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brown.
From there she will 60 to New York
City to visit friends until June 10,
when she viii join her mother. Mrs
George Warmoth. and they will go
abroad as members of Mrs. Wilbur
Johnson'S party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Langsen-
kamp have gone 10 Washington. D.
c.. to attend the commencement ex-
erciSes of Georgetown college, from
which their son Henry Jr. will be
graduated.
Miss Evelyn Barnes of 3505 Wash
ington boulevard left today to at
tend commencement of Vassar col
Iege. Poughkeepsie. N. Y. The class
of which she is a member will hold
its reunion.
John Watson. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Philamon Watson. will return from
Exeter academy this week. He is 8
member of the graduating class. He
will leave after ten days for a sum-
mer in Juror.
Mr.. anc Mrs. Walter Bieling
will leave FRIDAY. June a. for Gull
yer. Ind. here they will occupy
the Bee 81 Pot" cottage, belonging
tc NilbW )hnSOn.
Mrs. T. NJ. Dill and daughter. Mrs.
Edith Dill Ford will leave for New
York the patter part of next week
and will sail for Europe June 10
with a party of other indianapolis
persons.
Miss Mary Kelly has gone to New
York and is a guest at Hotel ROose-
welt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
Tri Kappas to Give Dinner and
Bridge at L. A. TurnOck Home

Urbahns, treasurer of state. and
Governor and Mrs. Harry Leslie are
expected to be among the guests.
Mrs. Turnock is assisted by Mes
DANES G. S. Ober, R. M. Halgren,
H. T. Hotel. P, G. Pinkerton, T. A.
Richards and Olin Norman.
Garden flowers will decorate the
small tables.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
E0n Stains

When serving eggs for a meal
instead OF having to scour each
piece of silver separately, try put
ting some salt and soap in an
aluminium pot of hot water and
standing all silver in it While you
wash the dishes. All stains will
remove easily. afterward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
LuRche0n- Brine Giren

Mrs. Harold M Trusler, 2819
North Gale street, gave a luncheon
bridge party at the Lumley tearoom
in honor of Mrs. Robert Stith Of
Chicago. Garden flowers decorated
tho luncheon and bridge tebles. with
place cards and tallies in futuristic
designs.
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Dear Martha Lee-When 7 have, to in
troduce boy to some OF my family or a
friend, how do I do it?. The thought OF
right. and some one said not to say MI.
i'i'''A' '''''' -'-' . " r. M. McA
To make her guests acquainted
with one another, to bring them
together by introductions, is one OF
the duties peculiarly belonging to
the hostess, and to make introduce
tions correctly is a sure sign OF So
ciaI knowledge.
In the old-time, formal introduce
tons, the one introduced was al
ways presented" and request for
permission ito present" was essen
tial. The word present" was later
set aside, with old mahogany and
sandwich glass, for rare use, and in
ordinary introductions, from the
simpler May I introduce" is gen.
orally substituted in a formal in
PRODUCTION.
The woman, if she is in her own
house, or if she is presiding as host
ess, should rise, offer her hand, and
say, How do you do, Mr.. Fielding?"
with a cordial air. This purely rhe-
torical question will be responded
to with another How do you do,
Mrs. Arnold?" from the man.
Or a bold How do you do?" may
be exchanged without the names.
In this, the woman takes the initia-
tive, and the man follows suit. To
say, TN pleased to meet you" or
glad to know you" is emphatically
not done.
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Mrs. HitE to EntertGTqs

Mrs. Benjamin Hitz of Brendon-
wood will entertain the Bryn MaWr
College Club at her home at $3.50
Tuesday. Mrs r. w. Owen will as
sist Mrs. Hitz and Mrs. Daniels.
The Bryn MaWr Club has a mem
bership OF eighteen in this city and
state.
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STOCKHOLDERS or
SORORITY TO MEET

Semi-annual stockholders meet
ing Of Mu Chapter House ASCOT
alton Of Kappa Kappa Gamma will
be held Saturday, June IS, at the
chapter house. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 and the meeting viii
be called for 30 Luncheon en-
gagements may be made by calling
the chapter house.
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Luncheon Bridge to Be Given
for Seniors of Sorority

Mrs. E. M, Schofeld and Mrs.
Austin Clifford will give a luncheon
bridge Saturday at the whispering
Winds" teahouse on the Brookville
road in honor of the seniors of MI
chapter, Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Other guests will be the house
mother, Mrs. Helen Sinner, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
CIenninQ Accessories

Artificial flowers. delicate party
handkerchiefs and other accessories
can be cleaned perfectly by putting
into a fruit jar. covering with non
infiammable cleaning fluid. putting
the top on and shaking we'll this
way and that. Rinse the same way
in clean fluid
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The Tri Kappas will sponsor a
bridge tonight at the home
of Mrs. L. A. Turnock, 3455 Win
throp avenue.
Twelve tables have been reserved
for dinner and bridge. Mrs. Grace
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lMcGMffemteS to Meet

An all-day outing, including a
picnic dinner. will be held by mem
bers of the McGuffey society Sat-
urday in Brookside park. This is
an annual affair and the dinner will
be followed by musical and lit
erary program.
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Business Session Called

Monthly business meeting of the
Co-Wa-Ma Club will be held tonight
at 8 o'clock at the Sphinx Arms. AL
members are urged 70 be present
and bring with them their three
yards of Pennies.
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generous bottles.

Many is the family today that
makes it a rule always 70 have a
bottle OF this perfect preparation in
the house. Keep it handy and OBJ
serve these three simple rules OF
health: keep the head cool. the feet
warm, and the bowels open.
Why not try DR.. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
Climb to Meet SnturdnH

~ "
Alpha Gamma Latreian Club will
hold initiation services at the home
of Mrs. C. J. Schaffner, 615 East
Fifty-fourth street. Saturday. Miss
Gladys Cochrane will review SKY
ward by Byrd.
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S0roritA Names Officers

At the meeting Wednesday of the
Tau Kappa Tau Of Butler university
the following officers were elected
and installed: President. Mrs. A. L.
MARSHALL vice president. Mrs. G. c.
Williams: secretary. Mrs. N. D.
Hartzjs: treasurer. Mrs. T. f. Horika.
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Pnrtu to Be GiUen

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Knefer and
Miss Mary Lois Ketcham will en-
terrain Sunday night, for Miss Mary
Louise Milligan and Fisk Landers,
whose engagement was announced
recently.
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Club to Gire Card Porty
Victory Club of the Fidelity Re
view Woman's Benefit Association
will give a card party Saturday
night in Trainmen's hall, 1O021a East
Washington street. at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Lena Woods is chairman.
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Chapter Calls Meeting
Beta chapter, Theta. Sigma Delta
Sorority, will hold their business
meeting tonight at o'clock at the
7. w. c. A.
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Retn Chnlltor TO Meet

A social meeting of Beta chapter.
Chi Delta Chi sorority, will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mary Foxall. All members are urged
to attend.
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Blue Coat
Is tier
for Wedding

Dear Martha Lee-Do you think white
flannel trousers and black flannel coats
would look all right for the bridegroom
and best man at a summer wedding, tax
ing place at $50 at night? I am curious
10 hear your opinion. and will thank you
for a reply. D.B.
Blue flannel coats are more usual
and useful than black for wear with
white 1annels. A mans furnishings
store will tell you what sort of shirts
and ties are the best type at present.
Don't let any clerk advise YOU to
get Tuxedo coats. Their use is lin
tied, and they are too expensive for
most young men.
"a Lonesome Wife" is lonesome
because she could not trust the man
she married.. How shall she win his
respect and his love again?
Take courage. He loved you once.
and if you go about your work and
show him that you are industrious,
thrifty and loyal to the vows you
plighted him, he may take a new
interest in you. Don't Try to forget
him by going out with any one else.
Decline any invitation, saying that
you are married, but living tempo
rarily apart from your husband,
Friends will tell him what you say
they always do. Go to some older
woman friend or to your minister
and ask for an interview with your
husband on the subject, but don't
expect to undo what you did in I'M
considered haste. The tongue is a
little organ, but mighty Tor harm, if
unbridled.
Find some kind OF work to take
your thoughts off of yourself. You
might learn to keep house in this
time of waiting. Don't try to rush
him. Let him see that you have
learned a valuable lesson and that
you will be more valuable than ever
to him, now that you have had a
bitter warning.
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FriendLN Societu 10 Meet

Girls Friendly Society will hold its
regular meeting in the parish house
Of Christ church Tuesday night.
Story of Liberia" will be presented
by seven girls in an interesting man.
ner.
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Wedding Is Announced
Adolph Marer. 1929 East Market
street. announces the marriage OF
his son. William F.. to Helen JinkS
of Veedersburg. which took place
May so at the home of the bride.
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Card P0rtu Scbedn7ed

Gard Party ScRedNIed
Division No. 10. L. A. A. o. H, will
give a card party at st. Joseph's
hall at $50 tonight. Mrs. Charles
zeigler and Miss Mary zeigler are
in charge Of nartV
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Menus
9MeDay

on a well Toured board. Divide into
8 pieces and fit into small patty or
pie pans. Add the orange filling.
Roll out the remaining dough. Cut
with a sharp knife into strips I-3
inch wide. Arrange criss-c r o S S
fashion on top the filling. Mo,5ten
the edges Of the dough with water
so that the strips will stay in place.
Bake in a moderate oven for Is
minutes. The tarts are done when
they have shrunk from the sides
OF the pan and r well Drowned
on the sides and tops.
Orange Filling
% cup sugar. 3 tablespoons flour.
| egg, 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon
butter, | cup orange iI.ce. 2 table
spoons grated orange rlnd. ? table
spoons lemon juice.
Mix the flour with The sugar and
salt. Blend thoroughly. Ard the
fruit juices. Cook iu p double boil
err. stirring frequently. Until very
thick and creamy. hGd the rest
Of the ingredients and cook fJr two
minutes. Pour into the tarts.
Cream Of Pea Soup. serving Rigllt
2 cups canned or fresh peas, 2
tablespoons celery. I tablespoon
finely chopped onion, IL teaspoon
salt, 2 cups water.
Nix and slowly COOK the ingredi-
ents in a covered pan for 20 min.
utes. Mash thoroughly into the
sauce mixture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
Store Burglar
Given Two Year
Prison Sentence

Allen G. Randolph, charged with
burglarizing the Brock feed store
in San Benito several weeks ago,
was given a two year sentence in
criminal district court Wednesday
after pleading guilty and applying
for a suspended sentence.
Randolph, according to testi-
mony, entered the store and while
the proprietor was busy with Gus
toners grabbed 500 in cash and
approximately 5000 in checks from
the safe. The proprietor gave
chase when Randolph ran out of
the door, and after pursuing the
burglar some distance another man
entered the race and finally cap
tured Randolph. The money and
checks we're found in his posses
sion.
Randolph was brought back to
the store and a search revealed a
Masonic ring which officers later
ascertained had been stolen from
an officer in Harlingen.
Three character witnesses we're
placed on the stand. but the teSti-
mony revealed that Randolph, who
came to the Valley from Houston
several months ago. had been in
trouble at Edinburg previous to the
San Benito burglary.
Cebonio Flores Soils. charged
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Law TALKS TO
ROTARY CLUB
Aviator Tells Of OPportu-
nifty For More Business
With Monterrey

Brownsville has an unusual op-
portunity, because of airmail con-
nections. to establish closer business
connections with the Mexican city
of Monterrey, Major Bernard Law
of this city told the Brownsville
Rotary club Wednesday.
Major Law pointed out that Mon
| terrey is the nearest big city," and
can be reached by air from Browns
vile in about one hour and fifty
minutes.
He told Of flying the airmail from
Torrecn and Monterrey to Browns
vile one day this week, In which he
handled some six bags Of mail. and
the transfer of a considerable
amount Of money for Mexican
! banks.
THAT was an increase as COM
pared with the dozen or two letters
handled on the initial flight three
weeks ago. he said.
The flyer urged Brownsville re-
tailers and wholesalers to establish
| closer business relations with Mon
| terrey. pointing out as worth while
| occasional daily trips to that city.
He said that it is possible to leave
Brownsville at z a.. m. arrive in
Monterrey at $50, see the city and
have lunch. and return to Browns
vile we'll before shutdown in the
afternoon.
THE big show-the Inauguration
of airmail-is over; it Is now a
proposition Of getting down to real
hard work to make this q continu-
ously important airport Major Law
said.
George White. w. S. West, Mat
thew Love S. A. Caldwell, J. @.
Starck, and w. 0. Washington re-
turned to the city Wednesday
morning after attending the dis
trict Rotary convention at Houston.
Brief reports we're made by White
and West, and more detailed re-
ports will be given next week by
Love and Washington. the officia.
delegates to the convention.
w. T. Burnett was introduced as
the baby member" of the Browns
vile club.
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Roberts of Fort Worth spent Sun
day in Mier.
Mrs. William Wallace Greene,
who has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Tom Beels for sew
eral months has returned to her
home in Kansas City.
j. p. Buck Of Sour Lake, Texas,
spent the weekend in McAllen on
business.
Mrs. P. M. Perkins and daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. H. Damme, have re-
turned from Houston and Living
ston, where they went to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Perkins sister.
John E. Blackburn of Austin
spent the weekend in McAllen on
business.
E. M. Card spent Monday in
KingSville on business.
Mrs. Jim Jones has been appoint
ed as a delegate to represent the
McAllen Grove No. 1924 of the
Woodmen circle at the state con-
vention which will be held in Min
eral Wells April 5 to Il.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Duncan had
as their guests for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Du Bus of San
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Birthday Party For
GOtke

< Monday afternoon Mrs. G.. W.
sGotke was hostess to a number of
children at an Easter party, given
In honor OF her small daughter,
Gertrude, who was celebrating her
sixth birthday. The little guests
enjoyed several children's games
and an Easter egg hunt. Baskets
with chickens we're given as favors.
Simple refreshments were served by
Mrs. Gotke, with the birthday cake
holding the place of honor.
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Rebekahs Have
Meeting. Social

About fifteen members attended
the meeting of the Rebekah lodge
which was held Tuesday evening at
the I. o. o. r. hall. After the usual
lodge work a social hour was en-
joyed, with MesdameS Myrtle
Adams, Florence Aviellek. and T. H.
Lindhorn as hostesses. In a game
which furnished diversion for the
social, Mrs. Alta Lockard won first
prize, and Mrs. Margaret H. Camp
bell second. The hostesses served
a refreshment course.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28

Wednesday, March 227, 1929.
Fairchild NCoOO1 left for Durango
with mail and one passenger. Pilot
HolmS. Plane of the c. A. T. COM
pany.
The new Stearman NC9063 of the
Mexican Aviation company left for
Tampico at $50 a.. m. with Pilot
William Day.
The Ford tri-motor 9670 of the
Mexican Aviation company and Pr
lot r. V. Kent left for Mexico City
with mail and four passengers.
The Stinson NC7472 with Pilot r.
Stone left for Sofa la Marine at
9:15 a. m. and returned at BIS
p. m.
Ryan NC5545 left for Houston
with Pilot K. K. Hoffman at 1926
a. m. This plane belongs to E. l..
Buesby.
The I. A. T. Stinson NC7218 left
for Sofa la Marine with Pilot j.
Moltern at 1880 a. m. and returned
at 3:15 p. m.
The Mexican Aviation company's
Ford arrived from Mexico City at
lis p. M. with Pilot L. Thro and
B. Newcomb and 3 passengers.
A Curtiss AS from Kelly field
with st. Patrick arrived LOS p. m,
and left for San Antonio 8 p. m.
Two new Ford tri-motors belong
ing to the Pan-American Anyways,
arrived at Sis p. m. from Detroit,
Mich, with Pilots Roy Keeler and
G. d. Swinson and Co-pilots Charles
Lorber and G. D. Wright.
NC3746 arrived from Durango G
p. m. with Pilot L. A. Anderson
and mail plane is of the G. A. T.
company.
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Merry Matrons
u
Entertained

Mrs. Harry Crow entertained the
Merry Matrons bridge club Tues
day afternoon at her country home
with a very pleasant party. The
room in which the three tables for
the players were arranged was made
into an attractive setting with
gladioli and nasturtiums.
Mrs. Aubrey Perkins held high
score, Mrs. Emil Blanck second. and
Mrs. Kenneth Grow drew the lucky
number. Mrs. Belle Crossfield, the
only guest, received a memento Of
the occasion. The club will meet
next with Mrs. Fred Bohlen.
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Publishing
Sex QUESTIONABLE
Faces Big Growth

naire, and ask all students to fill it
out. The QUESTIONABLE will be
printed the latter part of this week,
and circulation figures for the new
paper are said already to face a
healthy growth. This paper is said
to be among the unauthorized pc
riodicalS challenged in the honor
council hearing.
John W.. Woodruff of Paradise,
brother of Rep. H. Grady Woodruff.
former B hall Barb" leader, is
among the so called on the carpet by
the honor council.
Issuance Of the sex QUESTIONABLE
at Missouri resulted in the reSigna-
ton of two longtime professors
and the promised resignation of
other instructors and the threatened
resignation of student instructors.
Students protested the drastic &C
ton of the school authorities.
Replies to the QUESTIONABLE here
will be forwarded to DR.. Max Meyer
and DR.. G. 0. DeGraff, OuSted
Ozark instructors, it was said.
The governing board Of Missouri
university held that the question:
nsire dealt with subjects which are
too intimate" for such treatment.
In placing the QUESTIONABLE before
local students THE Barb an
nounced it is cooperating with the
former Missouri officials in an at
tempt to obtain information about
the modern attitude toward mar
rage and family life. The tabulated
results of the quiz on the Texas
campus will be published in this
weekly, the editors said. and will be
worwarded to the professors who
originated the plan at Missouri
university.
The questions are said to deal in
great frankness with student views
on questions Of ~pre-marital and ex-
tra marital p1afiopebips
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Primary Children
To Have PARTY

Saturday afternoon the primary
department of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will have their reg
ular birthday party for members
of the classes. 1t is to be at the
church, with the various teachers in
charge. 1t is a custom of this de-
partment to have a party every
three months for all children whose
birthdays occur in the period.
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visitors at the H. T. Bruggeman
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Carter were
visitors at The Neal Horner home in
E%dinburg. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Fry and
family we're dinner guests at the
Harper home Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Sngelert and daugh-
tiers. Lois and Edith, Mrs. Carl
Relish, and Mrs. J. N. Hunter and
daughter. Ola, were visitors at the
H. F. Bruggeman home Saturday.
GIRL SCOUTS
The Girl Scouts meeting was held
Saturday night, March % at the
Baptist church. The minutes of the
last meeting were read by the sec
rotary. Lucille Ballenger, and ap-
proved. A discussion of dues was
held and the dues we're fixed at Is
cents a month. They also talked
about sending the best Girl Scout
or Scouts to the summer camp in
San Antonio. Those present were:
Lucille Ballenger, Mary Catherine
Bowe. Louise Bell. Lois BARNS,
Gerldine Stephens, Evelyn Bledsoe.
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McALLEN
SHOWER MISS BRYAN,
BRIDE-ELECT


Members of the Woodmen circle
entertained Thursday evening at
the K. c. hall with a miscellaneous
shower for Miss Gracy Bryan, a
bride-elect, of March.
The dining room was attractively
decorated carrying out a color
scheme of pink and white. Pink
verbenas and ferns adorned the
center of the table. Suspended
above the table was a large we'd
ding bell.
Mrs. Jim Jones, who imperson-
ated a waiter, presented the hon
Gree with the gifts on a tray.
Mrs. Bessie Itzen and Mrs. Joe
Hammerly served on the social
committee.
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with forgery of a $40 check. was
given a two-year suspended SEN
tence, but was held in Jail pending
filing of a complaint in a second
forgery case. evidence of which was
brought out at the trial.