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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-14
Alumni VIII
Take Part in
Candle Rites

Northwestern university alumni
and their guests Wil1 celebrate Can
die Lighting Night al the Propy-
Iaeum WEDNESDAY. This Is one OF
the most distinctive and generally
observed rites in The college world.
The Great Candle" around which
the ceremony centers was presented
TO the university by Horace Good
rich. who entered Northwestern IN
November. 1855. the first day stu
dents we're enrolled. Il is four feet
high and a half foot in diameter,
and is lighted only on Candle
Lighting" nights It is housed N
the candle room in the tower Of Old
College. first building erected by
the university.
At minute after O'Clock
Wednesday. the candle will be ignt--
ed at the same moment. alumni
from all over the world light small
tapers from the duplicate Great
Candles" at banquets
DR.. 3. K. Westfau, president OF
the indianapolis organization, VIII
T1YPCl0e MIS-. TLuL4l tJeCAA-~A5
accompanied by Mrs. Frank l Eden
barter. will sing a group OF songs
Tr isaac J. Cox, professor OF MS
torv at Northwestern, who Is an
authority on South American ques5-
lions. will make the principal al
dress Many out-of-town alumni
and former students will attend 1he
afai ao ~,
mr. and Mrs Westfall, Dr. and MIS-.
n p Beckman. Dr. and Mrs. T. n.
Danforth. Mr.. and Mrs. @. vance
smith. G. C. Dunphy, Ersie 5. Mar
fin Ralph Urbauer, Robert DedakeT'
Pjorn Winger. Dr. Mary WestIaI'
0r. Martha Smith, Mrs. M. L. COOL
idge MRS. Mary Scott. Miss Eleanor
Hoaelund. Miss Allena Grafton
Miss Beth. Scott, Miss Ellen L. Stoy'
Miss Catherine Bailey, Miss Blanche
Harvey. Miss Cleo Frazier ana III
Clarence Norris.
Reservations may be made WIN
Mrs. Bjorn Winger.
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Sh0zOer Is GiUen
for B1-ide-EIeCt
at Broom Home

Miss Dorothy Overman, whose
marriage to Walter G. Dittmer will
take place at 8 o'clock May %, at
Tabernacle Presbyterian church, was
the honor guest at bridge party
and personal shower given by Mrs.
Arthur T. Brown at her home, 1921
Washington boulevard.
Decorations and appointments
were in the bridal colors, orchid and
peach. Guests with Miss OVerman
were Mrs. Alvin G. Dithmer, Mrs.
Arthur G. Brown, Mrs. Fred E.
Thompson, Mrs. Ray G. Norton, Mrs.
Robert w. Nelson, Mrs. Graham E.
Hunt, Mrs c. j. Minnemum, Mrs.
Isabel Richardson Griffin, Mrs. Lin
ton Atkinson and Miss Betty Ward.
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of the long dining table pouring tea,
and Mrs Butler was at the other
end at the coffee service. The tea
table shimmered in the soft light
Of numerous yellow tapers. the GEN.
terpiece banked with white snap
dragons. yellow tulips and yellow
ClaudiuS Pernet roses.
The house was filled with garden
flowers-the shades Of yellow and
Write being predominant in most of
the appointments In the hall was
a large bouquet of snapdragons IN
all the pastel shades of spring.
Miss Reeves was becomingly
govned in a lowered chiffon frock
simply fashioned with blue chit
fon velvet Jacket Mrs. Levey wore
dark blue afternoon gown severely
modelled with a shoulder corsage Of
gardenias and lilies of the valley.
What with the innunerable back
stage stories as an aftermath to the
Junior League Follies and the
towns sporting of a real honest-to
goodness prince and princess. con-
versation over the tea cups did not
languish!
Julia and I had lovely time and
hoped we would coincide at another
tea socn, where the stories would be
as deiectable and the caviar as en-
tertaining. Julia is such a pleas
ant person to coincide with.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levey left Sunday
to be guests of Mrs Henry Bliss at
her summer home at Lake Maxim
kuckee for a few days. Then Mrs.
Levev is going east to her country
home at Bolton, Conn, for the eX-
press purpose, she tells me, OF con-
suning incredible quantities OF
fresh asparagus, Just as 1t comes
freshly out from her garden.
She SAYS she makes her asparagus
pilgrimage in the spring Of every
wear. and after two weeks Of steady
consumption she will return to In
dianapolis with renewed zeal for liY-
ing.
7 looked for Julia again Sunday
afternoon at the tea Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Goodman gave at their home
on Kessler boulevard for their SIS
ter. Dorothy, whose engagement has
Just been announced to Philip Adler
Jr
Dorothy has a stunning ring a
single stone cut in oblong fashion,
very much like Amelia Henderson
Bakers. But Julia was nowhere to
be found. I did see Mrs. Samuel
Shank. though, and Mrs Jack
Harding. Mrs. Isaac Born, Mrs.
Kahn. Marjorie Fisher. Mrs. Charles
Kahn and Mrs. Mark Adler OF
Lebanon.
Over the tea table hung a we'd
ding bell of lilies Of the valley and
smilax with clapper of violets. The
centerpiece on the table was most
original, large punches OF white
grapes dipped in different colored
sugars making a most pleasing and
colorful effect.
Members Of the two families wore
shoulder or wrist bouquets Of Or
chids and gardenias.
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CLUB MEMBERS GIVE
GUEST DAY PARTY

Guest day was observed by mem
bers of the Meridian Heights Inter
Sc Club this afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. T. E. Powell, $3.50 North
Meridian street. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs M. w. Rhoads,
Mrs. G. Christina, and Mrs. G. H.
Beach. members of the program
committee.
The program was presented by
Mrs. M. D. Didway, Mrs. H. E. Won
Grirnnenstein and Mrs. Frank
Behymer, and was called "A Ro-
nance Of Old Virginia Little Miss
Barbara Ellen Strack gave q group
of dances.
Appointments and decorations
we're in club colors, yellow and
green.
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Mrs. Bowen Is
Named President
of Rotary Club

Members Of the Woman's Rotary
club reelected Mrs. Marie M.
Bowen. president at the meeting
held Monday at the Columbia Club.
Other officers are: First vice presi-
dent, Miss Forba Mcdaniel; second
vice-preSident, Mrs, John N. Carey;
recording secretory, Miss Fannie c.
Graeter: corresponding secretary,
Miss Minerva Thurston; treasurer,
Miss Estella Franz, and directors.
Miss Cerene Ohr and Miss Eva
Reynolds.
Luncheon was served preceding
the business meeting. The last
luncheon meeting of the club year
will be held Monday, May q. A din
ner meeting will be held Tuesday,
June 4, and June outing will be
held later in the month
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MRS, RYKER WILL
HEAD MOTHERS CLUB

Mrs. H. c. Ryker. was elected
president of the Pi Beta Phi Moth
ers' Club at a meeting Monday at
the chapter house, 706 West Forty
third street. Luncheon was served
preceding the business meeting.
Other officers are; First vice.
president. Mrs. James Murdoch; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. A. w.
Early; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
w. j. Behmer; recording secretary,
Mrs. Charles Waltes; treasurer, Mrs.
A. w. Sutton; and publicity chair
man, Mrs. Lew Hill,
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to
Attend Sorority
State C0ncIaOe

More than one hundred and fifty
delegates, representing nine chapters
of Kappa Kappa Sigma, social serv-
ice sorority, are expected to attend
the state convention of the organ
ization in RuShville May ID and 10.
Officers of the national group are:
President, Mrs. Carolyn Chamber
lain. Rushville: vice-president, Mrs.
Hazel Elliott. Columbus; secretary,
Mrs. Arthur Wilson, RuShville;
treasurer. Mrs. Wayne Parker, Mar
tinsville: inspector. Mrs. Cecil Alien
back. Indianapolis, and registrar,
Mrs. Mark Beeson. Connersville.
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INDIANAPOLIS FOLK
GO TO FRENCH LICK

Among those who have gone to
French Lick for the pre-derby sea-
son are Mrs. Hortense Burpee and
Miss Estelle Burpee; Mr.. and Mrs
A. F. Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter w. Kuhn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Cohen and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lurvey.
Mrs, w. w. Carter and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Fishback Jr., and
Mr.. Fishback, we're at the French
Lick Springs hotel for the last
week end.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-14
UNION CITY WOMAN
WILL BE CANDIDATE

Miss Mabel E. Ward, Union City,
will be a candidate for vice resi-
dent of the Indiana Federation of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs, at the election at the state
convention in Terre, May 10 to d,
it is announced.
Miss Ward, an instructor in Union
City high school, has been active
in the Business and Professional
Club since its organization. She at
tended Terre Haute Normal, Indi-
ana university and Columbia uni
versity.
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CLUB HOLDS
LUNCHEON MEETING

Members of Kappa Alpha Theta
Mothers Club held a luncheon
meeting at the chapter house, 1882
NORTH Illinois street, at 1890 today.
Mrs. Harry Demler was chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Turner Mes
sick. Mrs. Ray w. Adney, Mrs,
Lewis j. Brown, Mrs. J. E. Nc
Gaughey, and Mrs. George Saylors.
Following the business meeting,
Miss Mildred howard, pupil of
Miss Eleanor Beauchamp, present.
ed a group of piano numbers.
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Fidelis Club of Eastern Star
Entertains Mothers at Dinner

Ship. Mrs. .. N. Swartz. Mrs.
Mary Watt and Mrs. Herbert c..
Wilson.
Members were Miss Nemloh
Baker, Miss Layerne Bushnell, Miss
Norma Campbell. Miss Jane buddy,
Miss Esther Mann. Miss Eleanor
Mutch Miss Catherine Noonan,
Miss Florence Reinhardt. Miss Ruth
Sanders, Miss Marie Swartz, Miss
Carrie Watt and Miss Florence Will
son.
Miss Mulch was chairman in
charge of arrangements. She was
assisted by Miss Baker, Miss Rein
hardt and Miss Campbell
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Rush PGrtu Scheduled

Members of Omega Kappa soror-
ity will entertain with rush party
Wednesday night at the home of
Miss Ruthella Borchert, 321 North
Gray street. Guests will be Miss
Helen Smith, Miss Frances Patter-
son, Miss Edna johnson, Miss Jean
McNanny, Miss Helen Clark, Miss
Isabella CatSon, Miss Alice Will
tenger. Miss Clara Wolderauer and
Miss Trula Garden.
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MOndnu Club Entertnins

Annual Mother and Daughter day
was observed by members Of the
Monday Club with party at the
D. A. R. chapter house. More than
100 members and guests attended.
Mrs. w. D. Long gave southern
readings, Mrs. NJ. D. Didway pre-
sented musical nonologs and Mrs.
Blanche De Wore, accompanied by
Mrs. Dante L. Conner, sang.
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Entertqips House Guests

Honoring Mrs. Paul Challen,
Beacon. N. Y. and Mrs. Harry
Runnels. Poughkeepsie, N. Y, who
will be her house guests, Mrs. Ed
win H. Forty. 44O1 North Meridian
street, will entertain with a small
tea at her home from 4 to 6
o'clock Friday afternoon.
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Tofcrio CI7yh VotpS

Miss Ruth Webb was elected
president of the Coterie Club at a
special meeting Friday night at the
home of Mrs. Walter Diener. Other
officers are: Secretary treasurer,
Miss Margaret Doser; editor, Mrs.
Diener: and aergeant-at-arms, Mrs.
Archie Langlais.
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Election Slated

Mrs. j. Roy Slower, ALSO Madison
avenue, will be hostess for the meet
ing of the Oct Dahl Club at her
home Wednesday. Luncheon will be
served, followed by election OF Off
GERS for the coming year. Mrs. G.
NJ. Stephens and Mrs. Leo Jacobs
will be assisting hoStesseS.
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Mrs A. w. Kuerst will entertain
with a reception and tea from to
. o'clock Wednesday afternoon at
her home, "a North Audubon road,
in honor of newly elected officers
of the Parent Teacher Association
of School 81. Mrs. Kuerst is retlr-
ing president,
Honor guests will be Mrs. John
Paul Ragsdale, PRESIDENT; Mrs
Chester Albright, Vicezpresldent;
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Honor Prince and Princess

Honor Prince and Princess
MI. and Mrs. William A. Atkins
and their daughter. Miss Eunice
Du Puy, will entertain with dinner
tonight at their home, 1920 North
Meridian street. in honor of Prince
and Princess d'AraW Tchitcherine.
Twenty guests have been invited.
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DR. .Sfnrhnck TO TnIk

character Education will be the
topic OF an address by DR.. Edwin
Diller Starbuck, head of the depart
ment of philosophy at the University
of Iowa, before students Of Teach
ers' College of indianapolis at /
O'Clock, Wednesday.
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AuriIiarH to Entertnin

Members Of the Ladies Auxiliary,
L. A. A. o. H. division No. 5, will
entertain with a luncheon and card
party Wednesday at the Home
Economics studio, go Century
building. Luncheon will be served
at II o'clock. Mrs. z. N. Jessy is
chairman.
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Gnrd pnrtn pllrnnpd

Ladies of st. Philip Neri church will
entertain with a card party at 2:30
Wednesday afternoon at the audi
toriun1rn on Eastern avenue. Mrs.
Herman ZeitlaW is chairman in
charge of arrangements.
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Ronnh Initiation Slated

Pledges to Zeta Rho sorority will
be given rough initiation tonight at
the home of Miss Frances Smith,
1926 North jefferson avenue. Those
who will be initiated are Miss Mar
garet Martin, Miss Nellis Barton,
and Miss Katherine KEauss.
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Plan Man Luncheon Bridge

Members and guests OF Highland
Golf and Country Club will be en-
tertained with a May luncheon
bridge party Tuesday, May 81.
Luncheon will be served at l o'clock.
Mrs. j. William Wright is general
chairman.
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.SOrOrit7i to Meet

Alpha chapter. Chi Delta Chi
sorority, will hold a business meet
ing at 8 o'clock Wednesday night
at the home of Mrs. Bud Kimel,
3778 North Salem street. Miss Grace
Huse will be assisting hostess.
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Mrs. Cook TO EntertGin

Mrs. Richard Cook, 5o4 West
drive, Woodruff Place, will be host
ess Wednesday night for the meet
ing of Delta chapter, Alpha Omi
cron Alpha sorority.
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Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Schuster,
Liberty, will celebrate their f1ftieth
wedding anniversary Wednesday at
their home with a family reunion.
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Gjue SkQtinq PdrtV

Members of Sacred Heart high
school entertained with skating
party at 8 o'clock Monday at River
side rink. Seniors were in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-14

4 Million Wutchz1tu1t
Irons are Notr IL, Use
More than a million wo-
men are now using this
different kind of iron.
They have welcomed it
because it makes their
ironing easier .. and
quicker.
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Automatic control keeps
this iron right at good IRON
ing heat as long as the cur
rent is turned on. 1T won't
get too hot when left on too
long, nor too cool because
you've had to turn 1T off.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-07
Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity

r. B. O'Rourke left recently for
Malone. New York, where he will
visit for several weeks.
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Mrs. ]. X. Porter entertained the
members of troop T, Junior Catho-
lie Daughters, at dinner Monday
evening.
Arthur Hoffman, Glendive, assist
ant chief dispatcher, is in Mandan
conducting an examination Of train
men and engineers regarding regu-
lations and rules.
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Charles, small son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
n. II. Reyman, is recovering at the
Mandan Deaconess hospital from an
operation for acute appendicitis.
DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Spielman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Ellis enter
tanned Tuesday evening at bridge
dinner at the Lewis and Clark no.
tel. Five tables of bridge were played
and score prizes went to Mrs. Lloyd
Erickson, Charles F.. Pierce, Mrs.
Joseph P. Hess and DR.. b. S. Nick
erson.
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Mandan. A guest favor was presented
Mrs. Madigan.
Miss Adelia eoehren assisted the
hostess In serving q course luncheon
at the close Of play.
Mrs. Gaia Lee and Miss Cecil peter1
were guests rom Mandan.
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Mrs. b. r. Flanagan entertained
the embroidery club Of the Ladies
Auxiliary. Patriarchs Militant, yes.
terday afternoon at her home In the
Lorrain apartments. Following q
social afternoon the hostess served
refreshments. There were guests
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The regular meeting Of the Re-
bekah lodge will be held Friday eve
ming at o'clock at the Odd Fellows
hail. Following this q short musical
program will be given by q group Of
children. There will be q social hour
and refreshments will be served.
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Kenneth Preston, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Preston returned to STAN
ton yesterday after spending the
weekend here with his parents. Mr..
Preston is doing clerical work there.
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st. Rita's group Of st. Mary's mis-
sionary society will hold q card party
this evening at st. Mary's hall.
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A meeting of the u. G. T. Auxiliary
will be held Saturday afternoon at
2:30 at the Elks hall.
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Social and Personal
Sally and Ruth Rubin Wed Oscar Abern and
George Weiss at Pretty Home Ceremony

wore an. orange taffetta bouffant
frock, with the skirt made longer II
the back. and matching slippers. He,
flowers were corsage Of tea roses.
The fireplace Of the living room
where the ceremony took place VA
banked with ferns and cut flowers
Baskets Of pink roses, freesias anc
ferns were used about the room, ant
streamers Of white and white wed.
ding bells were attractively used bott
IN the living and dining rooms
White ribbons marked the path o.
the bridal procession from the hal
to the living room.
Immediately following the cere.
monies at the home. the guests were
taken to the Elks hall, where q wed.
ding dinner was served.
The table, which was beautifully
decorated, had centerpiece Of lilies
and carnations, and 1t either END
were the brides cakes.
White tapers in crystal holders
and the crystal glassware completed
the effect. Covers were marked 70,
50, and at each place were boxes con-
tanning the brides cake as fayors.
Streamers Of white from which
small wedding bells were suspended
decorated the hall, while baskets Of
roses, ferns and carnations were at
tractively placed about the room. A
dias where the bridal party received
was ornamented with white bells and
streamers and basket Of lilies and
roses.
A reception attended by more than
two hundred friends and relatives
was held after dinner.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Abern
and Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss were the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Abromovitz. par
ents Of Mr.. Abern.
During the evening Miss Frieda
Abromovitz sang group of songs,
and Miss Dorothy Rosen and Roland
Mcintyre did a specially dance.
Later q four piece orchestra played
for the dancing.
Guests here from out-of town for
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Abromovitz and DAUGHTERS
Freida and Fannie, Harry Rubin and
Maurice Shanfield, all Of Minneap-
oils; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rigler and
daughters Sally Ann. Ruth, and Aud
rey Felicia, Wishek; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Rigler, Hebron; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Halpern, Glen Ullin: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Schwartz, Golden Valley: Miss
Lena Rappaport. New Salem: and
1sadore Polonsky, Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss are leaving
today for an extended wedding trip
to Florida and other points in the
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abern will 20 to
Wishek today where they will be
for some time. Later they plan to
take trip to San Francisco.
For travelling, Mrs.. Weiss is
wearing a pansy flat crepe dress and
matching hat, with a beaver coat.
Mrs. Abern's frock is of shades OF
tan harmonizing with her coat OF
beaver and with 1t she is wearing a
tan hat.
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Delphian Society to
Study English Novel

Mrs. ]. b. Smith will be hostess to
the Delphian society at 2:30 tomorrow
afternoon.
A study Of the English novel will be
conducted by Miss Bertha Palmer.
Papers will be presented by Mrs.
George Register on "Ivanhoe" and on
"Kenilworth" by Mrs. D. j. McGillis.
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Members Of the I. Q. q. r. will en-
terrain Saturday evening at dancing
party at the Odd Fellows hall ia
which the public Is invited.
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"A Lady Of Chance has been d.
rected BY Robert z. Leonard, and re-
lates the adventures Of trio who
are working q badger game with
Dolly, played by Miss Shearer, too
clever for her companions at times.
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Popular Powder Of
Beautiful Women

Beauties who guard their complex
ions use NELL O-GLO Face Powder
only. Famous for purity-its color
Ing matter Is approved by the Gov
eminent. The skin never looks pasty
or flaky. It spreads more smoothly
and produces, q youthful bloom. Made
by q new French process, MELLO-
CLIO Face Powder stays on longer
ADV.
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Speed" the hilariously funny Univer-
sal comedy. which will be shown at
the Capitol theatre Friday and Sat-
urday.
Reginald Denny, star OF the pro-
duction. portrays the role OF the
harassed district attorney while
beautiful Alice Day. one Of the 1923
Wampas Stars, appears as the chronic
girl speeder.
The picture Is one Of the best the
popular star has made in some time.
Moving rapidly and with dozens Of
screamingly funny situations, Red
Hot Speed" provokes continuous gales
Of laughter from the audiences during
its showing.
Directed by Joseph Henabery, who
is considered one of the screens
ablest comedy directors. Red Hot
Speed" has an excellent cast. includ-
ing Charles Dyer. Thomas Ricketts,.
Fritzi Ridgeway, Hector v. Carno and
Dewitt Jennings.
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Bridge Party Given
by Mrs. McGuiness

Complimenting Mrs. Raymond j
Madtgan. who is leaving soon for New
Jersey to make her home, Mrs. j. w
McGutneSS entertained Tuesday eve
ming at . bridge party.
Attractive table decorations and
favors carried out the valentine mo-
til. Score prizes in the games went
to Mrs. Esther Reid, Mrs. E. M
Hendricks, and Miss Cecil Peters
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Vivian Erstrom Is
Honored at Party

For her sister Vivian Erstrom, Bald
win. who Is her guest, Miss MAKING
Erstrom entertained guests for three
tables Of bridge last evening at he1
home In the Rose apartments.
Honors In the bridge games wen.
to Miss Jane Byrne, Eileen DoerneI
and Vivian Erstrom. The honor guest
was presented with q dainty favor.
Valentine decorations were used fol
the course luncheon served at the
close Of play.
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ELTINGE THEATRE

A man may look like million dol
lars and still not have dime, and
Norma Shearer'S latest starring role,
"A Lady Of Chance which comes to
the Eltinge Theatre for, two days
starting Friday. is an entertaining
proof Of the fact.
"A Lady of Chance" presents the
attractive star as a professional gold
digger who, after years of experience
at picking out wealthy men who were
easy to fleece" selects a handsome
young fellow who is wiring his moth
err Of q million dollar promotion
scheme. and finds, after marrying him
that she miscalculated. Johnny
Mack Brown, former Alabama foot
ball hero and one Of the screens most
promising actors, assumes the role of
the young man whose appearance
proved an interesting enigma to the
expert gold digger.
Based on story by Leroy Scott.
celebrated novelist and playwright,