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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Bride-Elect
Is HOnOrgd
at ShO1C,e1

Miss Virginia Curtis. who will
marry Thomas F. N4,Nutt Thanks
giving day at the Tabernacle Pres
byterian church, was honor guest
at a bridge party and personal
shower given Monday night by Miss
Gertrude Wysong, at her home, II
West Twenty-eighth street.
The rooms we're decorated with
yellow and white chrysanthemumS
and lighted with tall blue tapers,
tied with blue, yellow and melon
pink tulle, the bridal colorS.
The dining room table was CEN
tered with a miniature bride and
groom and lighted with white tapers
at each corner. The hostess was
assisted by her mother. Mrs. Reese
WySong, Miss Leila Belle Shipman
and Miss Bernice Abbott.
Guests with Miss Curtis and her
mother, Mrs. Stella Curtis, were
Mrs. L. j. McNutt, Mrs. william
Avery, Mrs. Joel Wilmoth, Mrs. Will
liam Marks, Mrs. Walter HiSer, Mrs.
c. S. MathieSon, Mrs. Kurt Ehlert,
Mrs. Harold Barclay, Mrs. Richard
Corya, Mrs. Joseph Buck, Mrs.
George Walker, Mrs. Edward Davis,
Miss Pearl McNutt, Miss Dorothy
Patterson, Miss Reba Beale, Miss
Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Alice Hol-
lingsworth, Miss LeDonna Lamb.
Miss Thelma King, Miss Marjorie
Okes, Miss Betty Wright, Miss Doro-
tina Berger, Miss Lucinda Smith and
Miss Katherine Smith.
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Miss EbLe1'
tOBeGueSt
at Shower

Miss jeanette Epler, whose mar
riage to John McPheeters will take
place Saturday at the Irvington
Presbyterian church, will be honor
guest at bridge party and green
and cream kitchen shower given to-
night by Miss Marguerite Doriot and
Miss Thelma Thomas at the home
of Miss Doriot, coo East Thirty
second street.
An improvised brides shower
bouquet, to which the gifts will be
tied, will be presented to Miss Eplei.
The house will be decorated with
yellow chrysanthemumS, and, at
serving time, the tables will d, be
lighted by Venitian coral tapers,
tied with bows Of cameo shell and
maize tulle, the bridal colorS.
Guests with Miss Epler and her
mother, Mrs. o. P. Epler, will be
Mrs. o. R.> Thomas, Mrs. Edna
Christian, Mrs. Ralph Doriot. Mrs.
Robert Faulkner, Miss Mary Alice
Epler, Miss Kathryn Haugh, Miss
Marjorie Day. Miss Josephine Fitch,
Miss Helen De Yelling, Miss Vir-
ginia Sibel Miss Catherine and
Miss Margaret Gilbert. Miss Dor
othy Gilbert and Elma Ferguson
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Beta Chapter
of Sorority to
Honor Pledges

Members of Beta chapter, Theta
Sigma Delta sorority, will enter
tain with a dinner Friday night at
the Lumley tearoom in honor of
Miss Ida Warning, Miss Lucille
Cook, Miss Gertrude McNece and
Miss Dorothy Porter, who will be
pledged formally to the organization
following dinner.
Appointments will be in the sor-
ority colorS, old rose and orchid.
Favors will be American Beauty
roses. ToaSts will be made by the
following new officers: President.
Miss Mabel Presley; vice president,
Miss Mildred Van Horn; treasurer,
Mss Mabel Skinner, and secretary,
Miss Helen Meikle.
Miss Van Horn is chairman of
the entertainment committee. She
will be assisted by Miss Ruthanne
Rinehart, Marie Losche, Miss Mary
Bieses and Miss Kathleen Spear.
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Parties Are Arranged in Honor
of Thanksgiving Day Bride

Miss Eleanor King, daughter of
DR.. and,AMrs. william Franklin
King, 509 Blue Ridge road, whose
marriage to Richard c. Lennox will
take place at noon on Thanksgiving
day at the First Presbyterian
church, has announced pans for
her wedding.
She will have as her only attend
ant Miss Margaret Newton. Joseph
G. Matthews will be Mr.. Lennox'
best man, and Walter bearing,
Herbert E. Pedlow and Fred c. Rus
kaup will be ushers. Miss Kings
two cousins, Miss Barbara Thorn
berry and Donald King, will be
flower girl and ringbearer.
Miss King will be feted at a num-
her of bridge parties preceding the
wedding.
Mrs. R. B. Morrison will enter
tain Wednesday night at her home,
1910 Sunset avenue, and Friday
night. Mrs. Herbert E. Pedlow, 1929
North Capitol avenue, will enter
tain.
Saturday night. Mrs. B. L. Ed
wards, $500 North Meridian street,
will be hostess for a bridge party
in honor of Miss King. Wednesday
Nov Is, Miss Edith and Miss Ethel
Hoffman will entertain, and Friday,
Nov. Is, Mrs. George F. Lennox
2413 North Delaware street, will give
a dinner party in honor of her son
and his flancee.
Miss Margaret Kluger will have
a party Nov. 10, and Nov. 20 Mrs.
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Frank Churchman and Mrs. Hears
ley Urich will entertain at Mrs.
Churchman'S home in Beech Grove.
The following Friday, Miss Mar
garet Hohl will honor Miss King
with a bridge party and Saturday
Miss jeanette Grub will entertain.
Miss King will be honor guest to-
night at bridge party and crystal
shower given by Mrs. Walter Dear
ing at her home, 426 North Arsenal
avenue.
yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS will be used in decoration
and at serving time the tables will
be lighted with yellow and white
taperS.
Guests with Miss King and her
mother. Mrs. William Franklin
King, will be Mrs. G.. F. Lennox,
Mrs. Edward Wellington, Anderson;
Mrs. Joseph G. Matthews, Mrs Her
bert Pedlow, Mrs Ralph E. Duncan,
Mrs. Hubert Merrill. Mrs. R. B
Morrison, Mrs. Leslie DeVoe, Mrs.
Walter Houck, Mrs Milton A. Lof-
tin, Mrs. Ralph Wicks. Mrs. Everett
Day, Mrs. Maynard King, Mrs. Wal
ter Hendrickson, Miss Susanna
Earlywine, Marion; Miss Susie Har-
mon, Miss Elizabeth Flu lenwider,
Miss Margaret Newton, Miss Marga-
ret Hohl, Miss Gladys Bruce, Miss
Louise Karzner, Miss He'en Cor
man, Miss Frances Lyons, Miss Mil
dred Stevenson, Miss Lorena Smed-
ley and Miss jeanette Grub.
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ENTERTAINS 20 WITH
LUNCHEON BRIDGE

Miss Martha Fitton entertained
twenty guests today with a luncheon
bridge at her home, 1925 North Me-
ridian street, in honor of Miss
Louise Cooper, whose marriage to
Edward Anderson will take place
Nov. 9. and Mrs. Henry c. Atkins
Jr.. formerly Miss Elise Martin. The
hostess was assisted by her mother
Mrs. II. R. Fitton.
Miss Fitton used the bridal colors
the fall shades, in her decorations,
will provide Mrs. William Paulsel
will have charge of the tickets for
The Little Show a pageant which
will be given Friday night in Caleb
Mills hall by the choir of The
Capitol avenue NJ E. church.
All Central Union proceeds to 60
to Christmas fund. Mrs. George
Bowers will lead the devotions. Mrs.
w. w. Reedy. president, will pre-
side.
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KID PARTY WILL BE
SORORITY EVENT

Kappa Gamma Alpha sorority will
hold a kid party, the second rush
party of its season, on Wednesday
night at the home of Miss Agnes
Hegarty, BIT oxford street.
Miss Frances Murphy is chairman
in charge of arrangements.
Members Of the literature depart
ment of the Wontan'S Department
Club will hear j. Raymond Schultz,
North Manchester college, talk on
Modern Europe and the Future of
America" at 2:30.
Book of the month study group
will meet at the clubhouse at 1890.
Mrs. H. W. Rhodehamel, chairman,
will review The Tragic Era" by
Claude Bowers.
The 10 o'clock class OF the art de-
partment of the Woman's Depart
ment Club will meet at the home
of Mrs H. B. Burnet, 4417 North
Pennsylvania street.
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I'LL tell you something
Il something l wonder if
many advertisers and mere
editors realize. And that is
that women don't have to be
urged to buy lovely things if
they can afford them. And
that clever women can man
age, whether they can afford
to or not?
Was day when heartless Dame
Fashion changed her mind at such
dizzy pace that only wealthy peo-
pie were abe to keep up with her
whins. Those were the days Of
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Mildred Smith
Is HOnOred BY
Club Members

Miss Christina Valentine and Miss
Wahnita Thompson entertained on
Monday night at the home of Miss
Valentine, 636 North Jefferson ave
nue., with miscellaneous shower
and bridge party in honor of Miss
Mildred Smith, whose marriage to
H. Mac. Hollingsworth will take
place Nov. 26.
Decorations were in the bridal COL
ors, yellow and green. Little Miss
Glendora Valentine presented the
gifts to Miss Smith.
Guests, with the bride-elect, mem
bers of her bridge club. were Mrs.
Merle Flynn, Mrs. Horace Howell.
Mrs. William Barb, Miss Mary Shell
by, Miss Edna Mary Hunt, Miss
Muriel Smith, Miss Jane Smith and
Miss Margaret Byers.
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Bridal Couple
Entertained at
Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel Jr.,
will entertain with a dinner party
at their home, 236 East Fifteenth
street, tonight, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry C. Atkins Jr, Miss
Louise Cooper and Edward An.
derson, whose marriage will take
place Saturday afternoon at 4:30 at
the Unitarian church.
The table will be decorated with
flowers in the bridal shades, bronze,
tan. orange and yellow. "
Covers will be laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Frenzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins,
Miss Cooper, Mr.. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Frenzel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Meredith Ream, Miss
Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Betty
Hassler, Miss Sara Thomas, Miss
Caroline Sweeney, Stewart Bailey,
Henry Johnson, Thomas Kackley,
Conrad Ruckelshaus, Henry SEVERN
and Ernest BaltZell
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DAINTY FROCK FOR tor

DAINTY FROCK FOR TOT
6478. Printed dimity was chosen
in this instance, in a pattern of
white and blue, with blue bias
binding at the free edges. One
could use wolfe, chiffon or taffeta
Zephyr also is suggested. The long
waist portions are finished with
short kimono sleeves. A gathered
flounce completes the length of the
dress, and forms a soft cascade over
the left side of the front.
The pattern for this pleasing
model is cut in four sizes: 2, 4, 6 and
8 years. To make the dress for a g.
year size will require two yards Of
material 80 inches wide or wider.
To trim neck, sleeves and flounce
with bias folds will require 312 yards
IL inch wide, cut on true bias.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt of Is cents in silver or
stamps.
Send II cents in silver or stamps
for our up-to-date fall and winter
1929 book of fashions.
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Crystal Shower, Bridge Will
Honor Miss Eleanor King,

Ralph Duncan, Mrs. Hubert Merrill,
Mrs. R. B. Morrison, Mrs. Leslie De
Voc. Mrs. Walter Houck, Mrs. Mil
ton Lotion. Mrs. Ralph Wicks, Mrs.
Edward wellington, Anderson; Mrs.
at e~ 1endrickson, Mrs. Lorena
0rledley, Mrs. Everett Day, Miss
Mildred Stevenson, Miss Francis
Lyors. Miss Helen German, Miss
Louise Knarzer, Miss jeanette
Grub, Miss Susie Harmon, Miss
Elizabeth Fullenwider, Miss Susan
Earliwine, Miss Margaret Newton,
Miss Margaret Hohl and Miss
Gladys Bruce.
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Eastern Woman
TO Make Talk
to IndOrSerS

Mrs. Anna Steve Richardson, New
York city, director of good citizen
ship bureau of the Woman's Home
Companion, will come to Indian
apolis the middle of this month
through the courtesy of the Indian
apolis Indorsers of PhotoplayS to
talk before members of the organi-
cation, it was announced today by
Mrs. David Ross, chairman.
The board of directors of the or
ganization will be hoStesses for a
concert to be given by the Redheads,
the girls band now playing at the
Lyric theater, to be presented at II
Wednesday morning for the chill
dren at the Blind institute.
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Mrs. Walter L. bearing, 426 North
Arsenal avenue, will entertain to-
night with a crystal shower and
bridge party il honor of Miss
Elearor Ting. whose marriage to
7;chard cnr0.; will take place
Thanksgiving cay.
The house will be decorated with
yellow and white chrysanthemums.
At serving time the tables will be
covered with yellow cloths and
lighted with yellow tapers in crystal
holders.
Guests with Miss King and her
mother, Mrs. William NJ. King, will
be Mrs. George Lennox, Mrs. Joseph
Matthews, Mrs. Herbert Pedlow, Mrs.
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Girl Scout Convention to Map
Five-Year Program of Work

lens that increasingly confront the
philanthropic supporters Of such
organizations as the Girl Scouts.
The beneficiary of this movement
not simply the girl herself, but
also her family and her community,
for the organization tries so to en-
ploy her leisure as to supplement
the work of the home, church and
school.
Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady of New
YORK. chairman of the board of
directors, will explain in detail to
the New orleans convention just
what the development program
means.
From the pont of view of the Girl
Scouts or their leaders it means
no more than an expansion of pres
ent activities. There are now 100000
members, and it is hoped by the end
of the five years to have half
million.
The greatest need of the organi-
zation is leaders, without whom it
can not expand, and particular at
tention will be paid under the new
program to their training.
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w. c. T. y. NEWS

West Washington w. c. T. U. will
hold its local institute on Friday at
SIS North Sheffield avenue. Mrs.
Charles Macy will be the hostess.
The meeting will open at 10 O'Clock.
The welcome address will be given
by Hrs. Joseph Shireman and the
response will be given by Mrs. Rob-
ert Mckay, county vice-preSident.
Mrs. Fred Kepner will sing a SOLO.
Mrs. I. E. Rush county director of
child welfare, and Mrs. M. D. Will
ley, county director of Christian
citizenship, will present plan of
work. Mrs. Charles Mitchell will
give the noon-tide prayer Lunch
con will be served at noon The
afternoon session will convene at
lis.
The Rev. T. J. Simpson of the
West Wc-h.l~.on Presbyterian
church Will SPEAK, also Mrs. Eva
Davidson, county present, and Mrs.
Burton Shields, county director of
Americanization.
p Mrs. Charles Elrod will play vio-
lin numbers. All county directors
and officers are invited to be pres
ent. For luncheon reservations call
Belmont 192t-M Mrs. K. c. Yer
million. president. viii preside.
IrTinCton Y. c. T. U. viii meet
Wednesday at p. m. at the home
Of Mrs. Fannie Hildreth, 1920 East
Michigan street. The subject for
the day will be Americanization,
presented by Mrs. Ella T. Wilson.
Mrs. Charles Ealand. county secre-
tary L. T. L., will present her work.
Mrs. Ida Scott, president, will pre-
side.
Brightwood w. C. T. o. will meet
at the Brightwood NJ. E. church
Thursday at 2 p. m. The devotions
vii, be in charge of Mrs. Sarah
Oldridge. Reports of state conven-
ton and county plan of work in
stitute will be given. Mrs. Velma
Birge, president, will preside.
Meridian w. C. T. U. will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. F
s. Logsdon. 1854 Washington boule-
ward A general business session
will be held in the morning anc
reports of STATE convention will be
given. Luncheon viii be served al
1915 with Ms. NJ. E. Rurkha~-
chairman of committee. Mrs. L. E
York will have CHARGE of the mu-
steal program and the devotions vii
be led by Mrs. P. G. Lumley. The
speaker for the day is the Rev
William Rothenberger. pastor o.
Third Christian church. His sub
/ iect will be international Rela-
tons Mrs. Martha Gipe, president
will preside.
Central w. c. T. U. will hold it!
regular business meeting Frida.
from 2 to 4 D. m. in the ladies par
lor of the Fletcher American bank
A definite date for the paper sal
will be announced. The committee
IN charge of the paper sale are Mrs
George Barnes. Mrs. A. c. Porter
Mrs. Alonzo Powell. Mrs. Harry z
/ Summers. Mrs. Iona Conover. MIS-
Bertha Swerrn. Mrs. r. A. Payn'
and Mrs. Don Warren.
The officers also may be called 10
collection of papers. The proceed
are to go for Christmas fund for Chi
Christmas tree at the Wheels
Rescue Mission which the uniol
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HONOR BRIDE-TO-BE
AT SHOWER PARTY

Miss Clara Grande, Speedway
City. entertained with a party and
shower at her home Monday night
in honor of Miss Marguerite Burns,
whose marriage to Patrick WEIGH,
Brownsburg, will take place Nov.
1e. The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Myrtle Grande.
Guests included Mrs. George
RummeIl. Mrs. John l.. Grande,
Mrs. Edward c. Grande, Miss Mar
guerite Joyce. Miss Mary Alice
Broderick, Miss Alice Conner, Miss
Mary Conner, Miss Cecilia Conway
Miss Margaret Conway, Miss Esther
Brosnan. Miss Carrie Rosner, Miss
Martha Rosner. Miss Lucy White
head and Miss Mary Gardiner.
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Executive board of the Caroline
Scott Harrison chapter, D. A R.,
will meet at 9 o'clock at the chapter
house.
Minerva Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. N. S. Lloyd, 2011 Tai
bott avenue. Mrs. Emil Elmer will
speak on Mexico, the Treasure
House of the World" and Mrs. L. L.
Hopkins will discuss Present Day
Mexic0"
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|, U, NURSES HOLD
TWO-DAY BAZAAR

Indiana university training school
for nurses will sponsor a bazaar on
Wednesday and Thursday in the
afternoon and evening, beginning at
4, in the Ball residence, 1882 West
Michigan street.
Wednesday night the feature of
the evening will be a bridge party
Proceeds are to go to the Florence
Nightingale Loan Fund. fund
available to student nurses. Mrs.
Ethel P Clark is director Of the
training school.
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Nssproof

Do your lips whisper. Il am young
II am young" or do their sagging
corners, their faded Cupid's bow
proclaim that youth has fed? Your
lips need only be as old as you wish
them to be. Cosmetic eternal youth
into your lips with Kissproof lip
stick. into your cheeks with Kiss
proof rouge. One application of
either lasts all day; both are water
proof. At all toilet counters. -
Advertisement.
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ASSEMBLY W0MEN'S
CLUB TO MEET

Mrs. Charles F. Remy. 1903 Park
avenue. will be hostess at 4:S0
Wednesday for a meeting OF, the IN
diana branch of the State Assembly
Women'S Club.
Assisting Mrs. Remy will be Mrs.
Charles Biederwolf. Mrs. c. j.
Buchanan, Mrs. j. c. Buchanan.
Mrs. H. w. De Haven, Mrs. Clyde
Hocman. Mrs. John E. King and
Mrs. Henry P. Kottkamp.
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LEAGUE WILL HOLD
THANKSGIVING BALL

Young Peoples League announces
Thanksgiving bah to be given in
the Riley room of the Claypool
hotel Nov. %.
The committee in charge includes
Miss Ruth Cohen, Miss Louise
Jaeger, Miss Ethel Wolf. Miss Ida
Koor, DR.. Elliott Hirsh, Iuda Wohl-
field, Joe kaufman and Oscar
Davis.
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SORORITY WILL GIVE
BENEFIT BRIDGE

Alpha chapter of Omega Phi Tau
sorority will entertain with benefit
bridge party tonight at the Lumley
Tea room. Miss Elva Boyd is chair
man of the committee in charge.
Regular business meeting of the
sorority will be held at $50
Wednesday night at the Chamber
of Commerce bu 'lding.
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revolution. Today every woman
can be smart, can be in the mode,
can be attractively dressed-and
every woman is!
Today a woman can afford to
buy an expensive gown because it
will not go out of style until it wears
out. In consequence, am suggest
ing that we buy fewer and more ex-
pensive garments. And that if the
mode changes, we who wish to do so
have the right to change the gar
mentS!
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BIZ Htcd Press
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. s.
The fifteenth annual Girl Scout
convention will open here Wednes-
day prepared to discuss the initia-
ton of a development program
planned for the next five years.
1t estimates in advance the cost
over this period of time and is so
designed as 10 recognize the prob
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Tie Christmas Boz

r TITLE girls, like big ones, adore
IL new dresses, and little girls
mothers are 100000 pleased to find
them in the Christmas box Santa
Claus leaves by the chimney. And
the handmade frocl1 that you take
the time to make will be much more
acceptable than the one you rush
about to buy.
Soft velvet, just big enough for a
wee dress, becomes its loveliest self
with design embroidered on the
shoulder portion. And if you can't
quite steal the time to make up the
dress, just the embroidered material
will be most welcome gift-and
mother can be sure. it's made to fit.
Give you three gueSseS as to
what we thought would be the
most helpful suggestions for this
weeks illustrated Ieafiet, having
in mind the Christmas spirit?
No! No! !!-sofa pillows, of
course. New and different de-
signs, and study of the apprO-
priatenesS of design and color to
the room in which they are to
settle down" to a contented life.
Don't you think it would be fun
to fix up your room or some
one else's-fOr Christmas-with
brand new pillows? Just send
2-cent stamp to the Dare De-
partment of The Times and this
most practical leaf1et is yours!
e s.
r ACE Is much in use for both
l. afternoon and evening, and for
the latter the new coarse mesh silk
tuIles are most attractive.
It still is au courant, and delight
fully practical, for jacquette of
lace to be worn over the sleeveless
evening gown to form a late after
noon or dinner dress. Bright COL
ors in lace are favored.
Au RevOir!
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HOSPITAL GUILD TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

Mrs Clara Stutz, 1856 Washington
boulevard, viii be hostess Wednes-
day for the second Of a series of
card parties given under auspices of
st. Margaret's hospital guild. AS
9isting her will be Mrs. Reinie Mil
Ter. Mrs Vance Oathoat, Mrs. Harry
Stormont, Mrs. Ross Coffin and Mrs.
Lacey, Hearne.
Reservations have been made for
eleven tables. -
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Alpha Chapter to Meet
Alpha chapter Of the Omega Chi
sorority will meet Wednesday night
at the home of Miss Agnes Nay
rocker, 1541 Pleasant street.
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CARD PARTIES

Two-in-One Club will hold its
regular Wednesday card party at
2:15 in Musicians hall, 1873 East
Ohio street.
Center Council, Security Benefit
Association will give a card and
bunco party at $50 tonight at 1857
East Maryland street.
Magnolia circle No. will enter
tain with a benefit card party at
2 Friday afternoon at Redmans
hall, Morris and Lee streets.
Home Club will give a luncheon
bridge party at the home Of Mrs.
j. Blayne Canary. 1915 West Michi-
pan street Thursday.
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Hold Special Session
Theta Be.a Delta sorority will
hold special meet ng at the home
of Miss Dorothy Scheid2gger, 942
NORTH Parker avenue.
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GiUe Sk0tinG PdrtH
Phi Beta Chi sorcr'tv viii enter
tain with a stating party at 8
Wednesday at the Y. w. c. A.