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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
Announcement
of Wedding Made
at Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Taylor, 1888
North Pine street, entertained thirty
guests at dinner Saturday night at
their home, when announcement
was made Of the marriage OF Miss
Carrie Blackwell, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. John c. Blackwell, Bloom
ington. to Joseph Meneghinl, md
annapolis, formerly Of Grand Rapids
Mich.
The wedding took place Friday
night at 8 o'clock at the home Oh
the Rev. Ephraim Lowe, 2242 Union
street. The bride was attended py
her sister. Mrs. Nell DeLong, VINO
wore a green ensemble. Miss Black
well wore beige. Antonio Lovlsa was
best man.
The bridal colors. pink ano
white. we're used in decorations and
amendments. Following dinner, q
dance was held. MI. and Mrs
Meneehini will be at home al
twelfth street and Broadway.
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Sh0wer Is GiUen
for Bride Elect
at Wimget Home

Mrs. Jay Walter Winget, 5o06
Park avenue, entertained with a
bridge party and miscellaneous
shower Saturday night at her home
in honor of Miss Madaline Ste
venson, whose marriage to Edwin
G. Plum, son of Mrs. John Plum,
1919 Central avenue, will take place
July 20.
The rooms we're decorated to re-
semble Japanese tea garden.
Flowers, ices and favors were in
the bridal colors, orchid and green.
The gifts were concealed in mini
allure flower garden.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Guy A. Boyle, and her
aunt, Mrs. Charles L. Mcdowell.
Guests we're Mrs. Frank Owens
Plainf1eld; Mrs. John Plum, Mrs. E
M. Vaser, Mrs Arnin Ortel, Mrs
Robert Roach, Mrs Charles Winter
gurst, Mrs. Paul Cooper, Mrs
James Scott, Mrs. Robert Kelleher
Mrs. Rogers George, Miss Helen Ste
venson, Miss Auburn Doorman, Miss
Efle Montfort, Miss Winifred Ken
nington, Miss Myrtle Burge, Miss
Bertha Weidenhapt, Miss Dorothy
Beh1er, Miss Vallie Burton, Miss
Lola Walters and Miss Hilda Win
get.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Camp
bell and daughter, Mary Louise, 324
west Maple road, have CONT TO Chi
caso. where they will spend q week
at Edgewater Beach hotel.
The Rev. and Mrs. Fred A. Line
s2o East Fifteenth street, left today
for a motor trip to the Black hills,
Yellowstone park, Salt Lake City,
Denver and Colorado Springs. They
will be Joined at Galesbure. Ill. by
their son-in-law and daughter. The
Rev. and Mrs. L. j. Case. They VIII
return 10 Indianapolis Sept. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Knodel, 2151
College avenue. returned Sunday
from a ten days visit at Lake Mani
tou.
Mrs. A. E. Baker, AT East Thirty
seventh street, is spending some
time in Chicago at the Edgewater
Beach hotel.
jackson Carter. SO25 North Me-
ridian street, is in Chicago for q
short stay.
Or. Gerald G. Kelly. 1911 Bellefon-
tame street, and Dr.. Thomas
Leonard, 22lo North New Jersey
street, have gone TO Lake Wawasee
fer : two weeks stay. ....u1-=
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Women Get
Slap From
Magistrate
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

( BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON
Magistrate Alexander Brough Of
the New York family court conapli-
ments men very highly.
Says he, Women are loafers, Cos
sips, brawlers, liars, poor sports and
of no possible good" Six years Of
settling domestic dissenSions have
brought him to this. Poor man. He
ought to take a vacation and meet
some real women for a change.
Naturally anybody who had to
listen to family quarrels and to
dispense justice to married enemies
for six years would become sourcd
on marriage.
Yet it seems a little strange, too,
that most of these men who sit in
such places of authority are SO eager
to place all the blame for family
fighting on the woman. Is it true
that we are responsible for all
marital disagreements? I hardly
can believe it.
There may be some of us who
make rotten wives, but surely oc-
casionally there is man, too, who
does not do his full duty as a hus-
band. You'd hardly think so, how
ever, if you listened to such proph-
cts as Magistrate Brough.
Hatred Is Bitter
It's quite true and natural that
there's nothing so intense as a love
turned to hatred. Married people
who fight do fight harder than any
body else and show less tolerance
for each other. The enforced COM
panionship of two people who nag
and quarrel and feel aggrieved is
about the worst possible human re-
lationship and leads to dire things,
if kept up very long.
And it may be that the women
who haunt the courts are just such
creatures. But what I want to know
is this: Are their husbands always
courtly and gallant, with the dis
positions of martyrs? Or do they,
too, fly off the handle now and then
and behave as no good husband
should
Needs a Change
Magistrate Brough and all his
kind should HE themselves away
from the courtroom for a spell. It's
terrible thing to become misogy-
mist. And quite senseless in the
bargain.
The good magistrate will be sur
prised when he goes outside his mar
row circle at the numbers Of per-
fectly fine women who still live
here.
He will be moved agreeably to
learn that in millions of our homes
placid wives cook for their husbands
and look carefully after their chill
dren. The danger is that he might
die of shock to learn that there are
lots of women who work, too.
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Party GUen for
Edna VI. Cotfey
at PhareS Home

Miss Edna Coffey, whose marriage
to George A. Schumacher will take
place July 20 at 4 o'clock at the
Carrouton Avenue Reformed church,
was the guest of honor at a bridge
party and shower given by Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Phares, 1922 Ashland
avenue.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
George L. Schumacher, Miss Kath-
crime Tacoma and Miss Martha
Phares.
Guests with the bride-elect we're
Mrs. j. G. Phares, Mrs. G. H. Ia
coma, Mrs. George Grabhorn, Miss
Ethel Harrison, Peru; Miss Gwyn-
ner Wagner, Noblesville; Miss
Marcella Crabill, Middletown; Miss
Marie Brown, Monrovia; Miss Mar
garet Gerdts, Miss Hildegarde Klu-
ger, Miss Hazel Herman, Miss Cath
crime johnson and Miss Margaret
Schumacher.
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Cambridge City
Bride Is Honor
Guest at Party

Mrs. Thur j. Kirkpatrick, who
was Miss Mae Mcintyre, Cambridge
City, before her recent marriage,
was the honor guest at bridge
party and miscellaneous shower
given Saturday night by Miss Maud
Russell and Miss Leefe Worth at the
Russell home, so North Ritter ave-
nue..
The hostesses we're assisted by
Mrs. James H. Butler, Miss Virginia
Barnes and Miss Helen Schmitz
Guests were members Of Alpha Delta
Theta sorority Of which the bridge is
a member. Decorations were in the
sorority colors, scarlet, blue anc
silver.
Guests were Mrs. Walter Alske
Mrs. Gladys Baughn, Miss Louise
Martin, Miss Genevieve Husey, Miss
Myrtle Hayes, Miss Dorothy Shafer
Miss Wilma Tully, Miss La Rule Hale
Miss Dorothy Forysth, Miss Mildred
Smith, Miss Paula Karch, Miss AIDE
laide Gastineau, Miss Edith CARR
son and Miss Marjorie Wood.
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Crystal Shower and Party
to Be Given for Evelyn Ivey

to Lyman Rhoads will take place
July 20.
Decorations and appointments will
be in the bridal colors, peach and
green. Gladioli will be used through
out the house. Gifts will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Stubs little nieces,
Miss Elizabeth Anne Loehr and Miss
Helen Louise Loehr, Boston, who are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Stubs. The hostess will be assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Anna E. Gahr
Guests with the bride-elect and
her mother, Mrs. J. B. Ivey, will be
Mrs. Robert Uhl, Mrs. Paul v. Van
Arsdale, Mrs. Robert E. Bragg, Mrs
S. E. Rowe, Mrs Ray Lawfader, Mrs.
Harold Crisp, Detroit; Miss Jewel
Barlow, Miss Irma Gloyd, Miss Mil
dred Rounds, Miss Mary Francis
Stubs, Miss Marion wager, Miss
Clara Oblinger and Miss Violet Her
lite
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MRS, NORMAN DEANE
GIVES DINNER PARTY

Mrs. Norman Deane 406 North
Gladstone avenue, was hostess at a
dinner party Saturday night at her
home in honor of her sister, Mrs.
E. T. Endsley, who will leave soon
for California, and Mrs. James L.
Smith, Los Angeles.
Covers we're laid for fourteen
guests. The tables were decorated
with pink sweet peas and appointed
with pink crystal. Mrs. Endsley will
be accompanied on her trip by her
daughter, Miss Marynnae Deane
They will visit Mrs. Raymond Bar
nard, Golden, Cal, formerly of In
dianapOlis.
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Snn1n1itUiIJe
Girl Bride of
Florida Man

Marriage Of Miss Mae Mobley,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. l.. F.
Mobley, Sunmitville, to Charles B.
Anderson Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Anderson ST., Tampa, Fla.
took place at 8 o'clock Sunday
morning at the home of the brides
parents. The Rev H. j. Reanly,
pastor of the First Baptist church,
read the service.
Miss Roma Anderson, Gary, was
the brides only attendant. Louis
WeyIand. Indianapolis, was best
man. The bride wore white chiffon
and lace over white satin Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson have left for Florida
by motor. They will be at nome
there after Aug. /.
The bride attended Indiana uni
versitv and the University OF Wis
cousin. Mr.. Anderson was gradu-
ated from the University Of Florida
and attended the University OF Wis
consin.
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being LADY, COSTLY
TO GIRL IN OFFICE

The greatest handicap of the
roodern girl who has embarked on
business career is that in many cases
she still condescends to her Job ana
insists upon being treated as "a
ladv' instead Of as a fellow worker.
This is the opinion OF Helen
woodward. noted woman advertis-
ing expert, who voices II III the
current Smart Set magazine.
Though they are usually proud
Of working, many of them still eN-
meet special courtesies from the men
around them on account OF their
sex. and they get them says Mrs.
woodward. But every time they
get those courtesies they are robbed
of q chance to DO better work and
TO advance"
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Mary Jane Frost
to Be Guest at
Dinner, ShOWer

Miss Mary Jane Frost, whose
marriage to Joseph Pickett will take
place in August, will be the honor
guest at dinner party and kitchen
shower to be given Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. F. E. Harrison,
3702 North Illinois street
Covers will be laid at small tables
decorated with yellow roses and
white sweet peas. Favors and ap-
pointments will be in the same
shades.
Guests with the bride-elect will
be Mrs. w. w. Scott, Mrs. Floyd E.
Harter, Mrs. Lee B. Hanson, Mrs.
Wayne R. Irvine, Miss Katherine
Hartenstein, Miss Elizabeth Temple
ton and Miss Gertrude Kiley.
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Celebrate An1airersnrn

Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Cricknore
celebrated their golden anniversary
at the home of their son, Victor
Crickmore, 1884 Sheldon street Sun
day with a reunion OF their children,
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren. They have six sons and
daughters. Mrs. Lizzie Gwinn, Mrs.
Anna Haygood; Owen, Ernest and
Victor Crickmore, all of Indian
apolis, and Mrs. Pearl Lamb, Gas
Civ
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Bridal Airs Played

Mrs. Walter A. Metzler. pianist,
presented a group of bridal airs,
preceding the ceremony including
'Liebestraum.' The Sweetest Story
Ever Told, Love Song, from Sam
son and Delilah, and AT Dawn
ing" She played The Bridal
Chorus" from Lohengrin for the
professional and Nendelssohn's
wedding March" for the recess
SIGNAL
The brides, who were unattended,
wore robes de style, fashioned of
chiffon taffeta, with fitted bodices
and long full skirts with deep
founces Of tulle to the floor. Miss
Eevlyn Galley wore pink and Miss
Olieva green. They wore tiaras of
rhinestones and carried shower bou-
ouets of Claudius Pernet roses and
baby breath.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton was held for fifty guests. Mrs.
Galley received in a delft blue chif-
fon gown, with a shoulder corsage
of Mrs Aaron Ward roses and lilies
Of the valley. The bridal table was
centerod with a wedding cake and
decorated with roses and tapers.
Leave for Lakes
The couples have gone on a mo-
tor trip to the northern lake re-
gion, Mrs. Wenning wearing a
printed ensemble with accessories
to match, and Mrs. Settle wearing
poudre blue and white with accessc-
ries to match. They will be at home
after Aug. l. the Wennings at Be
vile and East Tenth street and the
Settles at POLO West Michigan street.
Among out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred H. Rice, Waveland; Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper L. Rice, Marshall;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Settle, Peoria,
and Miss Helen English. Clinton, III.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
DELTA PHI TAU HOLDS
INITIATION SERVICES

Alpha chapter. Delta Phi Tau
sorority, held initiation services Sat-
urday night at the home of Mrs.
Walter Diener, ITO North Denny
street, for Mrs. Jane Whitsel and
Miss Catherine McCullum.
Members who attended were Mrs.
George Douglass, Mrs. Archie Lang
lais, Miss Margaret Doser, Miss
Ruth Webb, Miss Martha Byram
and Miss Mary Burroughs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
WILL HOLD PICNIC

Federated Patriotic Societies al
lied with the G. A. r. Will hold
annual picnic at Brookside park,
Wednesday, July 81, Mrs. Lulu
Hartzog, president, announces.
Mrs. Henry Elite Neal is general
chairman in charge of the affair
assisted by committee members from
all organizations represented. All
committee members have been asked
to attend the next meeting,
Wednesday night at Ft. Friendly,
SO North illinois street.
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KATHRYN HUFF0RD
WEBS M, C, MACKEY

The marriage of Miss Kathryn
Hufford, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. O. Hufford, Shirley and Maurice
c. Mackey, 2459 Ashland avenue,
took place at 3 o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon at the home of the brides
parents.
The Rev. H. R. Hosier, Greenfield
read the service. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Maxwell Schumacher attended the
couple. Ate a motor trip east, Mr.
and Mrs. Mackey will be at home at
1916 Balsan1 avenue.
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we're Mrs. Hector Huntington, Mrs.
John Snider, Mrs Alonzo Snider,
Mrs. William Amos, Mrs Robert
Challis Jr.. Mrs. Fred Hinchman,,
Mrs. Roy Crowder, Miss Sophia
Katharine Scott, Miss Fern Ward,
Miss Jessie Wilson, Miss Carrie Mae
Huntington, Miss Florence Scott,
Miss Mildred Worrell, Miss Mary
Worrell, Miss Sara Catherine Hinch-
man, Miss Dorothea White, Miss
Irene Barlow, Miss Frieda Ward
and Miss Marjorie Collins.
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Green Kitchen Shower Party
Given for Florence Challis

Mrs. Charles Snider and Miss
Eleanor Watson entertained with a
green kitchen shower and party
Sunday afternoon at the Snider
home. Cumberland, in honor of Miss
Florence Challis, whose marriage to
Walter w. Worrell will take place
Aug. 2.
Garden flowers we're used in deco
rating, Appointments were in the
bridal colors, pink, green and or
child.
Guests with the bride-elect and
her mother, Mrs. Robert Challis,
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65l4. Cretonne in black with q
pattern of red blossoms was Sc
lected for this model. One may
select dinity, chintz, sateen or url-
bleached muslin. Binding rickrack
braid or stitchery will form suit
able finish for this style.
1t has a long panel at the center
of the front to which side sections
are joined that flare gracefully be-
low the hips. Straps are attached
to the shoulder edges Of the front
and these crossed in the back are
attached to the sides OF the apron,
holding it is position.
The pattern is cut in four sizes:
small, medium, large and extra
large. To make the apron for a
medium size will require ia yard
of 36-inch material. To finish with
bias seam tape or binding as illus
trated in the large view will re-
quire 80 yards IL inch wide.
Pattern mailed to any address
CO yeceips Of 1sc II silver or stamps.
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Plan Picnic and OMtin0

Regular business meeting Of Tau
Gamma sorority will De held tonight
at the home of Miss Evelyn Horner,
when final arrangements for a pic
mic and outing, to be held Wednes-
day at Broad Ripple park, will be
made.
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Club to Entertain

st. Mary's Social Club will enter
tain with a card and lotto party at
the school hall. 315 North New Jer-
sey street, Thursday afternoon.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Christine
Haltmire, Mrs. Charles Hauser, Mrs.
Bernard Hauser and Mrs. Rose Hal
blaeb.
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Hnm1nittae To Meet

Members of the picture commit
tee of the Indianapolis Indorsers of
Photoplays will meet at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning at the Fletcher
American bank. Mrs. Charles L..
Davidson is chairman in charge.
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Mrs. Paul Stubbs will entertain
tonight at her home, 511 North
Colorado street, with crystal
shower and bridge party in honor
of Miss Evelyn Ivey, whose marriage
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Club Members to Meet

Mrs. Frank z. weirner will be
hostess for a meeting of the Null
tun1 in -Parvo Literary Club Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. ". David
Morton. 1854 Stewart avenue.
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Plan Brid0e Pnrfu

Members OF the Fe-Anli-Ga Club
viii be entertained with bridge
party at the home Of Miss Ruth
Hausser tonight.
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Beautiful
Rites Unite
Too Couples

A simple double ceremony per-
formed at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Galley. POLO West Michi-
gan street, united in marriage, their
daughters. Olieva and Evelyn Galley,
10 Fred w Wenning Jr.. and VIII
liam P. Settle. respectively.
The service was performed Sun
day afternoon by the Rev. NJ. Bak-
er. pastor Of the Morris Street Meth
odist Episcopal church. Mr.. Wen
ming is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Wenning, 1929 Webb street, and
Mr.. Settle is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Settle. Peoria, H.
The rooms we're decorated with
baskets Of roses. baby breath and
delphininum, tied with bows Of pink
and green tulle An aisle was
formed from the stairway to the
arch under which the ceremony was
read.
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Lnu,n Social Planned

Members of Queen Esther circle
of Fletcher Place Methodist Epis-
copal church will entertain with a
lawn social Friday night at the
church, Virginia and Fletcher ave-
nue. -.
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Guest Meeting Slated
A guest meeting will be held to-
night by members of Iota Kappa
sorority at the home Of Mrs. Ro-
berta Cameron, University ter
race
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CnII Snecidl Meetina

Miss Lucille Gardner, 1925 Law
ton street, will be hostess for spe-
cialsrneeting OF the Danzarite Club
Ct hsr home at sis tori2hk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-15

THE capitulation of the tail
leur to the femininity of
the mode is nowhere better IL
Illustrated than in the collection
of Goupy, Paris house which
specializes in the youthfully
graceful.
The tailleurs here are made in a
delightful series of fabrics, wool,
wool-and-silk, and silk, which are
light in weight and lovely in tex
ture.
But more important even is their
cut-not the formal stiffness and
simplicity of line we have been &C
customed to associate with the tail
leur, but a gracefulness and charm,
which are utterly fetching. The
waistline is quite definitely marked
by a slight in-curving on nearly all
the models, and the skirt treatments
are much like those on afternoon
frockS, with all manner of folds,
pleats and irregular movements.
a PARTICULARLY youthful note
L n struck by the chic little blouses
worn with these ensembles. These
are nearly always of white crepe de
Chine, and are deliberately worked in
stitching fine embroidery touches or
self demonstrations, all of the choicest
handwork, of course.
The afternoon dresses of this
house are also worthy of mention for
a special feature novel variation
of the incrustation idea These
incrustations are frequently under
lined" so as to leave a tiny edge
showing of a contrasting color in
the same fabric, which "sets off"
the incrustation Strikingly.
=
VOU must have thought vaguely
l. at some time or other of hav-
ing hat that could have several
brims but only one crown. But a
thing like that is more than Just an
idea-it must be carefully thought
out-and we did The result is a
very smart summer hat with which
you can wear brinl to match EACH
Of your summer dresses 1t is Just
as smart and practical in felt for fall
as it is in summer materials, and
it is just as practical for youngsters
as for grown-ups.
=
A 2-cent stamp sent to the Dare
Department of The Times will
bring you an illustrated leaf1et.
which tells you exactly how to
make it;
Cleuer Fingers Content
Art looking up ideas for the
Clever Fingers Contest? You know.
there are going to be some aw-
fully nice prizes!
ILLUSTRATED today are two
l. sports dresses from David, Paris
which so nicely express the new ele-
gance yet continued restraint and
simplicity in sports wear. The one
at the right has the smart red
polka-dot on a white ground, and
the one at the left. the pale gray
with blue. pink and black incrus-
tat!ons. Both are crepe de Chine
and both are lovely.
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Plan Dance and Pdrtu

A dance and card party will be
given tonight at the P. H. c. hail.
Michigan and East streets, by mem
bers of the Home Club.
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.Snr0ritn to Meet

Regular meeting of Sigma Epsilon
sorority will be held at 8:f5 tonight
at the Lunley tearoom.
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WINDOW SHOPPING
Summer BAGS


At last the perfect bag to carry
with summer costumes! 1t is gay
printed linen affair with seven diff
ferent fittings. These include an
enameled lighter and cigaret-boX,
And they are so compact that there
is plenty of room left for other
things,
For the Beach
An innovation for beach use is
a parasol of bright chintz, with a
long handle to stick in the sand.
This must not be confused with the
usual umbrella, for it is not so large.
And unlike these, it may be carried
easily from place to place without
having to fold it up each time.
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Mrs. James w. Ray, 1921 Central
avenue, entertained with lunch
con bridge party at her home TODAY
in honor Of Miss Mary Patia Carver.
whose marriage to James Parker,
Chicago, will take place Saturday
July a.
Decorations and appointments
were IN pastel shades. The house
was decorated with garden flowers.
Eight guests we're entertained. Mrs.
Emory r. Baxter, 1901 Broadway,
will entertain in honor Of Miss Car
yer, Wednesday.
Sorority VIII Meet
Members of Phi Sigma Theta
sorority will meet tonight at the
home of Mrs. Carl Weber.
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Special Meeting Planned
A special business meeting for
members of Phi Beta Tau sorority
will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Spink-Arnls hotel.
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DUcet EIub tn Meet

Mrs. Virgil Wilson. Pendleton, will
be hostess for the monthly meeting
OF the Dulcet Club at her home. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Charles
BluIne and Mrs. Charles Baker.
Luncheon viii be served at noon.
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Miss Worldnds to Entertain
Regular meeting of Gamma chap
ter, So-Fra Club, will be held Tues
day afternoon at the home of Miss
PAULINE Worlan6. ShelAyvilla