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DEATH NOTICES
Mrs. IAaPER q. sCHAEFFER

ANA4NASa
Funeral rites for Mrs. Jasper
Z. schaefer. of Feagesville, Md,
who died yesterday at the Home
for Incurables following an. i'll
ness of more than eight years,
will be held tomorrow at l p.
m. In the Reformed Church at
Feagesville. Burial win be IN
st. Lulse's Cemetery.
She Is survived by four chill
dren: Elwood j. Schaeffer, of
Sykesville, Md; Eta N. Schaef-
fer, of Washington; Lieut.. Cal
vim w. Schaeffer, q. s. N,
Bellevue, and Mrs. Thomas w.
Blumenhauer, Of Washington.
Two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Cecil,
Of Frederick, Nd, and Mrs.
Harry Cockrell, Of Buckeyestown,
two brothers, also survive.
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r1L1 eP. NJ. TUESDAY

FORECAST TILL 3 p. N. TUESDAY
For Msryland-Cloudy. probably oe-
castonal rain this atternooh; party
cIondy ana colder. with light frost in
west potrtion tonight; Tuesday fair; ;
increasing northwest winds, becoming
fresh tonight, -
For the District Of Co1umbia-cloudy
probably. occasional rain this afternoon,
Generally fair and colder, with lowest
Temperature about 40 degrees tonight:
Tuesday fair; moderate northwest winds.
For Virginia--Generally fair and
colder tonight. preceded by rain on
the coast, probably light frost in west
portion tonight: Tuesday fair. fresh
northwest winds.
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Motor Coach Scheddles

WINCHESTER via Als1- AiddlebQrs ana
uppeFViile ValleS dne connections: lsave
Z 80 9. a, ~ noon 4 80 n Qth 3 Pc
Ave h W n o4e3 Net s31A.
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Association of
Catholic Women
Plan Open House

Members Of the board Of the
Catholic Womens Association will
hold open house from 3 to S o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the house, 1910
North Pennsylvania street.
In the receiving line will be Miss
Julia McManamon, president, and
the following members Of the board:
Mrs. Lawrence Mooney, Mrs. D. B.
Shea. Mrs. Helen V. Costello, Mrs.
Mary Sheerin. Mrs. James E. Man
ley, Mrs. John F. Reynolds. Mrs. D.
P. Barrett, Mrs. E. P Barry Mrs.
Madison Walsh, Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy.
Mrs. J. J. Clancy, Mrs. Catherine
Mailman. Mrs. c. NJ. BaSso, and Miss
Catherine Doherty.
The tea table will be decorated
with spring flowers in the gold
shades and lighted with gold taperS.
Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Murphy, and
Mrs. Manley will preside at the
tea table.
During receiving hours, members
of st. Johns academy orchestra will
present a musical program. Mrs.
Mooney will give a short talk on
The History of the Organization. 3"
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Final Party of
Bridge Tourney
Being Held To-Day

Reservations for the final party Of
the annual bridge tournament of
Delta chapter, Psi Iota Xi sorority,
being held today at the home of
Miss Sara and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Math, Golden Hill, for the following:
Mrs. c. K. Alexander, Mrs. A. T.
Brown, Mrs George A. Van Dyke
Jr., Mrs. Jerry Carbon, Mrs. William
Lang, Mrs. Merle Easterline, Mrs.
Donald Walker, Mrs. James Carpen-
ter, Mrs. G. E. Hunt, Miss Josephine
NIcAIeXander, Miss Rosalind Ham
mond, Miss Martha Sillery, Miss
Alice Miller, Miss Lucille Tyner,
Miss Helen Elinor Cox, Miss Louise
Yarmouth, Miss Grace Turner, Miss
Margaret Loer, Miss Mary Catherine
Logsdon, Miss Jane Bird, Miss Rozina
Bond, Miss Sara Rodecker, Miss
Georgia Williams. Miss Dorothy
Moore, Miss Florence Bell, Miss Nell
Lee Richardson.
Chapters of the sorority through
out the state are helping to send
four girls to Teachers College of
Indianapolis and also maintain a
ward at Riley hospital for children,
Proceeds from the bridge tourna-
ment will go to these funds.
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Circle Holds
Last Session
of Season

Mrs. Myra J. Allison. Cold Spring
road, was hostess this afternoon for
the guest day meeting Of the Vim
cent Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific circle, at her home, last
meeting Of the club year.
Receiving with the hostess were
Mrs. Q. r. Sumner. president and
other officers, including Mrs. z. J.
JENNIE, Mrs. J. I. Hoffman, Mrs. S. g.
Johns, and the following members
of the hospitality committee: Mrs.
H. L. Harding, Mrs. E. L. Davis,
Mrs. G.. M. Smith, and Mrs. J. L.
Cshow.
The rooms were decorated with
spring flowers in club colors. pink.
yellow. and white. the tea table was
laid with lace cloth and set with
silver service. 1t was conferred with
mound of flowers in club colors
and lighted with candles in the same
shades.
More than seventy-five members
and guests attended. During the
receiving hours a musical program
was given. Among the guests were
two past members of the organiza-
ton, Mrs. Joshua Stanfleld, Chicago,
and Miss Mary Trent, Franklin.
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AnxiIiarytO
Be Hostess
atLnnCheOn

Members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Railway Mail Association will
entertain with o'clock luncheon
at the Lun1ley tearoom Tuesday.
Reservations have been made by
Mrs. c. j. Finch, Mrs. o. N. Sears.
Mrs. Ralph Caddrick, Mrs. Charles
Heagy, Mrs. Walter Vinzant, Mrs.
Frederick G. BALI, Mrs. Charles
Webster, Mrs. Fred Hendrickson,
Mrs. Leroy Crone, Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Claude Dill, Mrs.
Frank Small, Mrs. G. II. Weir, Mrs
W, N. Ganker, Mrs. Joseph Byra1n,
Mrs. Harry Schneider, Mrs. John
Gallagher, Mrs. S. c. Henry, Mrs.
Lewis Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Fulton
Smith, Mrs. Daniel Hutchinson, Mrs.
Lewis DUNCAN, Mrs. Charles Knots,
Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Ben Frott,
Mrs. B. w. Voorhis, Mrs. John
John Laid, Mrs. L. II. Reynolds,
Mrs E. &. Wooley, Mrs. w. J. How
ard. Mrs. Leo Sheridan, Mrs. Elmer
Garden, Mrs. S. S. Sutton, Mrs. J.
r. McRoberts, Mrs. Leslie Coleman,
Mrs. G. r. Maple. Mrs. John Allen,
Mrs. e. B. Fosdick, Mrs. Noble
Shute, Mrs. w. r. Farling, Mrs.
Charles Bryant, Mrs. F. w. Diekhut.
Mrs J. M. McDermott, Mrs. Alden
Davis. Mrs. Roy Schepman, Mrs.
Zen Williams, Mrs. G. A. Wright.
Mrs. Mildred Douglas, Mrs. w o.
Mrs. Floyd Dodridge, Mrs.
r. A. Goldsmith, Mrs. Leroy Law
renee. Mrs. c. S. McFadden, Mrs.
N. T. Reed, Mrs. Thomas futile.
Mrs. r. r. Powers, Mrs. George Bre-
mer and Mrs. T. A, Jones.
Mrs. B. N. Hardy is chairman as
sisted by Mrs. w. G. Stayton, Mrs.
w. P. Batchelder. Mrs. Z. J. Cox,
Mrs. Orville De Motto, Mrs. Ray
mond Fox, Mrs Robert Hamilton,
Mrs George Lehr, Mrs. w. T.
Moore, Mrs. Henry Richardson, Mrs.
Monroe Shillings, Mrs. Thomas Tut
tie, Mrs. P. G. Vickery and Mrs.
Grant Scott.
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Social Workers to Meet

Members of the Social Workers
Club will hold their monthly meet
ing at o'clock tonight at Sphinx
Arms hotel. The Rev. Francis Mel
len. president, will preside. Artists
from the Indiana COLLEGE of Music
and Fine Arts will present pro-
gram. Those who will appear in
clude Miss Marie Zorn, Miss Lora
Hendricks and Miss Francis Rob-
bins, pianistS; Miss Marguerite Billo
and Carl Grouleff, violinists: Miss
Harriet Harding. cellist; Carl Frye
vocalist. and Miss Avyce Richard
monologiSt.
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Among the various and Sundry
canards going about town is the one
that everybody who isn't getting
married this spring is going abroad.
And it does seem as though one
should do one or the other, just for
the sake of being chic.
Julia Bretzman and Frank B.
Shields we're married Wednesday
morning at the home OF the bride
with very quiet and dignihed
ceremony performed by Dr.. F S. c.
Wicks. 1 saw Jules Haltenberger
at the Country Club thereafter and
he told me that the absolute sim
plicity of the Wedding was charming
ly impressive. Only d few intimate
friends of the bride and the BRIDE
groom and the immediate families
were present. After the ceremony
they left by motor for a honey
moon at Asheville, N. c,
Marjorie Fisher, who will be mar
ried the morning of May % to Isa-
dore Kahn is planning to dispense
with all ceremony, with only her
immediate family present. She
promises that the ensuing reception,
if any. will take place at the Mo-
non station on Thirty eighth street
where they will take the train i'm
mediately after the wedding for
California. They will reurn through
the Canadian Rockies, stopping at
Banff and Lake Louise. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lionel Nicholson. who
we're married April 27. still are
honeymooni1g in California.
And after that the deluge In
June comes the annual European
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Burnett S
Pupils to GiUe
Piano Recital

Mrs. J. T. Burnett will present her
pupils in a piano recital Friday
night at 8 o'clock at the Third
Christian church. Seventeenth street
and Broadway.
Miss May Moses, voice pupil of
Mrs. William r. Sieber, will assist,
accompanied by Miss Esther Arnold,
pianist, and Miss Fannie Kiser,
harpist.
The following pupils will take
part: Mildred Trotman, Billy Troyer,
Mary Katherine Trotman, Irwin
Mccullough, Theln2a Hammer,
Martha Louise Archer, Charles Hus-
ton, Anita Cohen, Lois Irvine, Caro-
line Varin, Dorothy Martenet,
Martha Rodgers, Miriam Ransburg,
Rachel Feibleman, Sarah Rosetter,
Elizabeth Weier, Eugene Kollinger,
Marcella Ardern, Marion Sperry,
Jean Gamso, Flora Grace Pyle,
Sarah Elizabeth Marks, Mary Jean
Clark, Frances Hale, Rosalind Lytle,
Mildred Gaenge, Mary Martha Hic-
kensmitl, Bobby Simpson, Barbara
Warm, Violet Hyden, Eloise Hoe and
Theodocia Hoe.
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.en1 beYcS in
State Named

Kew members from Indiana adj
tied TO the Daughters Of the
1erican Revolution at the April
seting Of the national board OF
anagement include the following
Indianapolis. Caroline Scott Har-
on chapter, Mrs. Jessie Cant and
rs. Cora Cakes; BroWnstoWn
rs. Eleanor Chase and Mrs. Coda
day; Bedford, Miss Marian Dun
n; Anderson, Mrs. Charlotte Hop
and Miss Hazel Howe; Muncic
rs. Edith Knots; Gary. Mrs. Mary
irley, Mrs. Christine Hayes, and
s. Marjorie Altman.
South Bend, Mrs. Gertrude Crum-
cker, Mrs. Belle Emmons. Mrs.
aude Richardson, Miss Katherine
avanaugh and Miss Ruth More
ok; Evansville. MIS-. Helen David
7 and Miss Julia Lang, Green
5tle, Mrs Lucille HuGhey. Mrs.
5rothy Talbot Mrs. Ruth Trem-
and Mrs Sarah Walls.
Valparaiso. Mrs. Martha Mitchell
d Mrs. Winifrcd Pinto; Plymouth,
IS. Bessie Fox and Miss Rae
hite. Hammond. Mrs. Mabel link
m. Mrs. Ida 0omberger and Mrs.
sorg;a McEwen; Michigan City,
rs. Bessie Hall. Jefersonville.
rs. Ida Frazer and Miss Ada
ank.
Vincennes, Mrs Florence Scudder
d Mrs. Sue jenkins. Lafayette.
ISIS Agnes Brown, Warsaw, Mrs.
snce5 Kelly and Mrs. Margaret
gan; Franklin Mrs. Eva Beck
oerty. Mrs. Martha Lafuse, Frank
1t. Mrs. Virginia Knapp and Miss
slen Knapp
Marion. Mrs. Mary Ballard and
iss Mary Daugherty; Princeton,
rs Lois Mauck: Rensselaer,. Mrs.
izabeth Funk and Miss Katherine
mson; Connersville, Mrs. Eliza
til Edwards. Mrs Luetta MenMuir.
rs. Eliza Morrison, Mrs. Edna
punt. Mrs. Coral Swisher, Miss
arriet Williams, and Miss Sarah
holl.
Crown Point. Miss Marian Ross;
sntland, Mrs. Mona Healy: Can
lton, Mrs. Irene Walters; Shelby
le, Miss lila Harding; Fort Wayne,
rs. Alberta Flint; Mishawaka,
iss Alice Judkins. Cambridge
ty. Mrs. Jessie Ayres and Mrs.
airy Davis: New Harmony, Mrs.
Erwin and Mrs. Nadine Tur-
an; Logansport, Mrs. Grace Cop
8ck, Mrs. Florence Reinhardt,
Id Mrs. Elizabeth ZOOk.
New Albany. Mrs Nav Conner
id Miss Ruth Ewing: Richmond,
.iss Mary Fornshell, Mrs. Martha
.orrow. and Miss Ruth Morrow;
eWcaStle. Mrs. Edna Eichenlaub
ld Miss Helen Davis. Lowell, Mrs.
ice Bailey; Monticello Mrs. Julia
bet, Miss Bertha Peet, and Mrs.
airy Congram.
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Benefit PartyLs
Scheduled for
Br0OkSide House

Members of L. A. a. o. H., Divi-
sion No. /, will give a benefit card
party at 5 o'clock Thursday night at
the Brookside community house.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Euchre-Mrs. David O'Connor,
chairman; Mrs. Helen Costello, Mrs.
Winifred Quinn Dugan, Mrs. John
j. O'Brien, Mrs. John Morrissey,
Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm, Mrs. Anna
Feeney, Miss Margaret German and
Miss Margaret Kelly.
Bridge and 500-Mrs. Joseph Con-
ley, chairman; Mrs Eugene O'Sulli-
van, Mrs. Edward Barry and Mrs.
William DeVine.
Bunco-Miss Frances Curran,
chairman; Miss Hannah Noone and
Miss Josephine Schmidt.
Lotto-Mrs. T. z. Uelan, chair
man; Miss Margaret O'Connor, Mrs.
Catherine Callahan and Mrs. Mar
garet Harrington.
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Business
Women of
State Meet

Hundreds Of members Of the In
diana Federation of Business and
Professional Women are convened
at Terre Haute for the annual state
convention being held today and
Tuesday. Delegates began arriving
Saturday, and social gatherings
were held both Saturday and Sun
Gay. Regular business of the con-
vention started Sunday.
Miss Lena Madesin Phillips, New
York City national president, greet
ed the convention informally Sun
cay night and presented charters
to the presidents of the following
clubs, organized this year
Auburn, Montpelier, Kokomo,
Princeton, Knightstown, Brazil,
Micshawaka, Wabash, La Grange,
Richmond, Ridgeville, Evansville
ana Washington.
indianapolis Women Attend
Among members Of the Indianap-
oils club who have gone to the con-
vention are Mrs. Ada o, Frost,
incoming president; Mrs iona M.
Shirley, Mrs. Lulu Harvey, Mrs.
Cora Wilson, Mrs. Clara Benson,
Mrs. Hazel Dissette, Mrs. Lon Casey,
Mrs. Sarah Avery, Mrs. Pearl Cook,
Mrs. Louise McIntire, Mrs, Grace
Gilmore, Mrs. Lorene Satterlee, Mrs.
Ethel Shaw, Miss Glenn D. Ander-
son, rtiring president; Miss Myra
Major, Miss Pearl Holloway, Miss
Marie Kast, Miss Clara Vincent,
Miss Louise Ross, Miss La Verne
Macdonald, Miss Minnie Hill Miss
Theta ByrKeI, Miss Sue Stuart,
Miss Constance May, Miss Mae Jud-
kins, Miss Ruth Leedy, Miss Grace
Harkins Miss Retta Halsey, Miss
Mayme Blades, Miss Lucy Osborne,
Miss Ernestine Meneley, Miss BeSs
Robbins, Miss Luella Newport, Miss
Jessie Bryant, Miss Mary Peacock,
Miss nellie Allemong, Miss Harriet
Bateman, Miss Erminie Young, Miss
Merica Hoagland, Miss Elizabeth
Rainey, Miss Ida Anderson. Sullivan,
and Miss Lula Milligan, CraWfords-
vile,
Candidates Are Named
Candidates for the coming election
were presented to delegates Sunday
night. They are: Mrs. Bonnie K,
Robertson, Hammond, and Miss
Gladys Riddle, Connersville. presi-
dent; Miss Mable E, Ward, Union
City, and Miss Daisey Harrison,
South Bend, first vice president;
Mrs. Nellie l.. Ncistadt, Crawfords-
vile, and Mrs. Pearl Dannettell,
Evansville, second vice president;
Miss Rose J. Self. Sullivan, and Miss
Lucy E. Epson, Warsaw, recording
secretary; Mrs. Marvel o. Plasterer,
Hammond, and Miss Ruth Long
lade, Connersville, corresponding
secretary; Miss Lucy Osborne, IN
dianapolis, and Miss L. Marie Fer
guson, Clinton, treasurer.
Miss Merica Hoagland is chairman
of the nominating committee, as
sisted by Mrs. Lelah AgneW Clark,
Lafayette, and Miss Jessie r. Bar
nett, Michigan City. Election took
place between II and 2 o'clock to-
day.
Annual state banquet will be held
at the Shrine temple at o'clock to-
night. Tuesday a trip will be made
to deep and strip mines. Marie
Ferguson. Clinton, is chairman in
charge of arrangements for the trip.
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BY HENRI BENDEL.
For NEA Service

ATEW YORK, May 20.-With first
/ y indications that this was to
be a suit-spring, couturiers turned
their attention to individualizing the
suit mode.
The results have been more
than gratifying to the woman who
demands styles suitable to her and
perhaps to her alone, There is
real diversity in suits today. One
can have q whole wardrobe of suits
and no two will be alike, either in
fabric. cut or feel.
Three special divisions Of the
spring suit have been developed,
oil featuring the short jacket
which always is so youthful look
ing.
BlOuses Tuck-in
First, and newest, is the short
jacket suit with separate blouse
of The tuck-in variety. This type
of suit makes much OF the hip
yoke and belts of the skirts and
the blouse is more apt to be Off
white satin or plain colored silk,
batiste or organdie than to be fig
ured.
Second. there is the jacket suit
that makes its coat with feminine
touches such as scarf effects and
belts and uses oyerblouseS the
same pattern as the coats lining,
This really is the ensemble of last
year gone youthful, with a short
jacket instead of a long coat.
Third, and this type will have
increasing Importance as warm
weather nears-there is the jacket
dress, the little suit composed of
a frock and contrasting jacket to
top it.
Blue and Blue
The navy blue tailored suit with
tuck-in blouse leads in popularity
this year. Navy blue always has
had a popularity envied by all other
colors for serviceability.
Whether of fiat crepe, crepe de
crepe. faille, satin or roughish silk,
the navy blue silk tailored suit
stands a chance of being the favored
summer costume for travel every
day wear and for informal after
noon things.
One navy blue faille suit made
has a powder blue fiat crepe blouse
with a novel little double jabot eff
feet, f1aring on either side of a fitted
neckpiece Of the suits faille.
Fits SmartIy Around Hips
The suits skirt fits smartly around
the hips, by means OF a shaped
yoke. From the side front double
box pleats flare after hip-length
A belt of the faille buttons with a
bone button on one side of the
front.
With this, 1 advise a navy blue
ballibuntl hat, of the long-in-the-
back cut, which has powder blue
grosgrain ribbon laced through its
slit brim to face one side of the
brim and to band the crown of the
hat on the other side
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Monday Conversation Club
Entertained at Adams Home

Hamilton, Mrs. John NJ. Lochhead,
Mrs. Leroy Mansfield, Mrs. Owen c.
Miller, Mrs. Francis Montgomery,
Mrs w. c. Thompson, Mrs. Myron
R. Williams, Mrs. R. T. Fatont, Mrs.
Seward S. Craig, Mrs. Ewald Over,
Miss Della Dearborn, and Miss Alice
Newell.
Mrs. c. B. Blakeslee, president.
presided. The program included
paper by Mrs. Clifford Wagner,
Three Flights Up" a group OF
songs. by Mrs. Clifford Wagner;
and paper, Dear Gabrielle" by
Mrs. Donald jameson.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements included Mrs. Charles
R. Yoke, chairman; Mrs. Charles
B. Wceliver, Mrs. Myron r. Will
liams, Mrs. John s. Wright, and
Mrs. Charles B. Campbell.
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MARGARET WOOD TO
WE'D A. A. SCHWENGEL

4 Announcement has been made OF
sae engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Margaret Wood,
sluffton, TO Alvin A. Schwengel,
Indianapolis. The wedding will
axe place at Farmland. the home
I the brides parents, Saturday,
fay 25. The couple will make their
loYne in Indianapolis.
Miss Wood attended DePauw uni
8erSity and was graduated from Ball
State Teachers college at Muncie
She is a member of Omega Sigma
Phi and Psi Iota Xi SororitieS. Mr.
schwengel was graduated from
Evansville college.
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Because of failing health, Miss
Pearl B. Forsyth, general secretary
Of the Y. w. c. A. for the last seven
years, resigned today.
The resignation was accepted by
directors, who announced sue
cessor would be chosen by the sec
retarial committee, OF which Mrs.
Brandt c. Downey is chairman, be-
fore Sept. /.
Until that time Miss Florence z.
Lanham. associate general secretary,
will be acting executive. o
Mrs. Forsyth had been failing in
health since the first OF the year,
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A l11icn Glib to Meet

Mrs. Clyde H Linninger, 1885
North Tibbs avenue. will entertain
members Of the AMIGA Club at her
home Wednesday The program will
be in charge Of Mrs. Walter Enoch,
who will talk on Famous Mothers. y
Responses to roll call will be made
with Childish Tricks on Mother. y
Mrs. Ray R. Kelly will be in charge
of the fun feature.
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Nealigee of Sheer Fabric

The negligees. dear to the heart OF
a bride, use every sort Of soft, sheer
material, with much lace and mara
ban and ostrich. One graceful lit
tie ensemble worth copying in diff
ferent colors is made with a slip OF
shell-pink crepe satin, and the loose
wrap-around gown of chiffon in the
same shade,f with ecru lace on the
sleeves. which are wide, and a scarf
arrangement at the neck.
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GIRL ABOUT TOWN
BY MARILYNN

exodus. Betsy Lockard and MIS-.
Alvin Lockard already have sailed,
planning to spend the summer
abroad. mainly in italy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abram Parry have spent the
spring in Switzerland. They are
educating their children in foreign
schools. A note from MOntreauX,
Switzerland, says they are leaving
shortly for a month in Paris, where
Cornelia Catherine, their oldest
daughter is in school.
One sees Marietta Finley and
Mary Gavin Just in between times.
They are so busy acquiring pass
ports, AS they expect to sail around
June l. with Miss Melrose Pitkin,
Cincinnati, from New York on the
steamship Munschen.
Mrs. Albert Sterne and her
daughter. Genevieye Pickrell, sail
June 10 to spend six weeks abroad,
and Mrs. Frances Buckley. Bruce
Buckley and Catherine Bailey will
sail Aug. 80 from New York for an
interesting trip around the world,
skirting the eastern coast OF the
United States. through the Panama
canal end across the Pacific to
Australia. to Indiana and Africa
up through the Suez canal into the
Mediterranean, through the Straits
of Gibralter and home in January
Mrs. w. H. Eastman. 81 East Six
teenth street. will leave the last OF
June for a trip through Norway and
France. She will return in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. II. Maurice Angel and her
small son. IS East Forty ninth
street. have gone to Biloxi, Miss, for
month
Mrs. Eliza Harrington Brigham
will have as her guest this week her
niece, Mrs. Charles P. LaWrance,
Lincoln. Ill. Tuesday Mrs Brigham
will entertain Mrs. LaWrance with a
luncheon bridge at the Woodstock
Club.
Mabel Gasaway, 1871 North Della
ware street, has returned from a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Yale Rice,
for several weeks, in Evanston, Ill.
Mrs. George Bliss ST.. has returned
to indianapolis, after spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs, 10
Desha Mcdowell, on a sugar planta-
ton at Punta San Juan, Cuba. She
is the guest Of Mrs. Frank Grubbs,
2066 North Delaware street. Mrs.
Mcdowell also will return to the
states June l.
7 hope something important Will
be done about the weather for these
teas this week.. Mrs. Fred c.
Gardner and Mrs. Jesse Fletcher are
entertaining Tuesday from 4 to at
the Gardner home, Abb North Me-
ridian street. in honor Of Mrs. Rob-
ert Kerr Mcconnell, Mrs. Gardner
daughter, who is visiting here from
Northampton, Mass. Mrs. Sinclair
Walbridge, Toledo, Ohio, will be
here for the tea, as she is the guest
Of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. George
s: Row. 5214 Grandview drive. And
Mrs. Newton Todd is entertaining
with a tea Friday at her home, 4056
North Pennsylvania street. in honor
of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Her
bert Willis Todd, who was Miss Bet
ty Hefernans