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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-02-22
CONNIE RC|AL CLUB
ANNUAL BANQUET

The arrangements for the annual
installation Of officers of the Ely Com
mercial Club with a banquet at the
Forest Hotel have been completed by
the committee in charge and the affair
promises TO be one of the high lights
Of the season Besides q fine banquet
to be served by Mr. and Mrs. Lexen
and their able assistants, an elegant
program has been prepared
The officers to be installed are as
follows, the installation TO be in charge
OF Past President E w Hanson:
President. I LANG.
First Vice Prest.-H. c. Newgord.
Second Vice Prest-Thos. e. Nc
Laughlin.
Secretary-Ray Hoefler.
Treasurer George Somero.
The program as arranged viii in
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ROTARY AGED a YRS.
BORN FEBRUARY q

The spirit of friendship and service.
seeking expression in the minds Of
four friends gathered in Chicago on
February 3, 1905, has spread to all
corners Of the world where more than
10000 Rotarians in ever three thou
sand Rotary clubs are celebrating this
week the oath anniversary of the
founding of Rotary.
The first club was formed IN Chi
cago by Paul Harris and three friends,
with fellowship, cooperation, high
business principles and service TO
others as the foundation Two Of
the original four, Paul Harris and
Sylvester Schiele, are still active Ro-
tarians
Their idea grew slowly at first, but
within five years there were is Ro-
tary clubs in the United States, and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-02-22

Address, DR. Coventry, Duluth
Address, ..F Fred VIbert, Duluth
Music, Tamboritza Orchestra
Vocal Solo, Mrs. z. G. Jones
Reading, $500 Miss Mama Forbes
Dancing, Five Aces Orchestra
DR.. Coventry is the president and Mr..
Vibert is the Executive Secretary OF
the Minnesota Arrowhead Association
Both of these are speakers Of import
ance and wei worth listening to.
Reservations viii be accepted UP to
February a It viii be highly neces-
sary that reservations be in by that
date as arrangements for the banquet
VIII depend on The number to be pro-
vided for. Reservations can be made
at either the Community Center, Yer
million Electric Shop, James Drug
Store. Ely Pharmacy, n. j. Murphy,
Miller Store Co, Laing Hardware Co.,
Ely Hardware Co, A j. Fenske, Man
tel Hardware Co, Ely Table Supply,
Ely Finnish Stock Co, Kapsch Bros,
Rihkus & Vertin and the Rothman
Garage.
Reservations are placed at s1.00 per
plate and all members, and other
should be members who are on the
list by that date, are cordially invited
TO be there and bring their ladies' Be
sure and get your reservations before
February a.
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VIM Knutson of Hibbing was a Bus
mess visitor in the city Friday and
Saturday.
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Continued on page FOUR
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be strictly state taxes on iron ore,
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Couple
We'd. LeaUe
for Lakes

Miss Margaret Semmler, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Semmler,
1899 KenWood avenue, became the
bride of Russell P. Miller. son of Mrs.
Bessie Miller, BOIL Kenwood avenue,
at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the
home of the Rev. william Knierim,
district supervisor for German Re-
formed churches in Indiana. Mr..
Knierim also married the brides
parents.
Mrs. Carl Thompson, aunt of the
BRIDE, was her only attendant. She
wore a yellow crepe de chine dress
with a yellow felt hat and had
corsage of pink roses and dolphin
ium. Carl Thompson was best man.
The bride wore white crepe de
chine frock and white felt hat. She
also had a corsage of pink roses
and delphinium.
Following the ceremony. a recep-
ton and dinner was held at the
home of the brides parents for
members Of the immediate families.
The bridal table was centered with
a plateau of roses and delphinium
and lighted with pink candles in
pink crystal holders. Garden flow
ers were used throughout the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have gone on
a trip to the northern lakes, the
bride travelling in a yellow ensem-
BILE with accessories to match. They
will be at home after Aug. % at
2035 North Meridian street.
The bride attended Butler univer-
sity, where she was a member of
Delta Zeta sorority.
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.CityGu-IIS
Married to
Chicago Man

Marriage of Miss Agnes Cullon.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Cullom. 1865 Lee street. and Allen
Fueglister, son of Mfr. and Mrs. G. l..
Fueglister. Chicago, took place
Wednesday at SIS. Peter and Paul
cathedral.
The Rt. Rev Bishop Joseph Char
trand read the marriage service. the
Rev. Elmer J. Ritter officiating at
the mass During the ceremony, Ed
ward LaShelle sang a group of bril-
dal songs.
Miss Mary McGinely. maid of
honor and the only attendant, wore
silver gray chiffon ensemble with
gray hat and carried a bouquet of
pink roses tied with pink satin rib
bon.
Donald Behringe~ was best man.
The bride wore a pale blue chiffon
ensemble with flesh-Colored hat and
carried shower bouquet of pink
roses
A wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides parents
following the ceremony. The house
was decorated with pink roses and
delphinium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fueglister will be at
home in Chicago after two weeks
trip to the northern lakes.
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cases. although 1t demands unre-
1enting care.
"Camomile tea as rinse is bene-
fetal to light hair. giving it a gloss
and fuffiness as we'll as helping to
retain the color. This may be used
after a shampoo with CASTLE soap
"Camomile leaves may be OBJ
tanned at the drug store. To make
the tea, pour one-fOurth box of
leaves into one and one-half cups of
water. Bring it to boil and drain
can especially good shampoo for
blonde hair is the egg shampoo
Melt two tablespOOnfuls Of CASTLE
soap shavings in cup and a half
of hot water, When cool, add the
beaten whites of two eggs. Lather
the hair well and rinse until clean
and soft.
always dry the hair in the sun
rather than by hot air or heat.
Brush the hair for five minutes
every night" Miss PickfOrd con-
tinues, "and follow this by rubbing
the scalp with the finger tips, &C
tually moving the scalp about over
the skull.
This treatment stimulates the
hair. bringing the blood to the sur
face and feeding the roots. If there
is any trace of dandruff, use q good
tonic. Only healthy hair can be
beautiful hair
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1928. Printed chiffon or dimity
would be suitable for this little
sleeveless frock. The bertha collar
is a pretty substitute for sleeves.
The long waist portions blouses
above the flare skirt. Taffeta or
printed lawn are also suggested for
this design.
The pattern is cut in four sizes:
4. s. 8 and 10 years. To make the
dress for a 1O-year size will require
2ss yards of material IS inches wide
A sash of ribbon will require 2is
Yards. To finish neck. and lower
edge of bertha and skirt with bias
seam tape or binding will require
AZ yards IL inches wide.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt of IS cents in silver or
stamps.
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R.r Times special

Rr Times NpeciGl
NEW YORK. July administers,
husbands, hosiery dealers. ladies
with bruised shins. and interested
bystanders! You needn't get all up
set about this bare legged fad of the
fair sex. It won't last! And for
that YOU have the word of one who
has spent her life studying style
evolutions.
ut won't last, because the mass
of women decide the style in the
last analysis" says Marian Clarke,
fashion advertising expert, in the
current North American Review.
And too many women realize it is
neither particularly beautiful nor
particularly comfortable. Too many
women realize that they have legs
too fat. too thin. too rough or too
n1isshapen. A silk stocking adds to
the appearance of any leg. A bare
leg has to stand by itself. And too
nlanv of them can not"
When women discarded corsets,
bobbed their hair and shortened
their skirts they were increasing
their comfort and, by the large, en-
HANGING their appearance and they
knew it, writes Miss Clarke. Those
changes, she believes, will stand.
Hair will remain short. skirts short,
and corsets have disappeared for
good, Low-backed bathing suits and
street dresses will be popular be-
cause a healthy tan is attractive.
But bare legs! No.
Fashions may originate at Paris
or with some individual fashion
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Waterford Girl
to Be Bride of
RAIDER" Winget

Miss Catherine Jane Brown.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Brown, Waterford, entertained with
a bridge party at her home Tuesday
night at which time announcements
was made Of her engagement to
RAIDER Winget, son of Mrs. Lillian
Geyer Winget, 118 East Pratt street.
The wedding will take place Aug.
4 in San Antonio, Tex. where Mr..
Winget is employed The BRIDE
elect attended Indiana university,
where she was a member of Alpha
Chi Omega sorority. She has been
a teacher in the indianapolis schools
for the last year Mr. Winget at
tended Indiana university, where he
was a member of Delta Epsilon
fraternity He formerly was MEM
Der of the editorial staff at The IN
dianapois Times. The couple will
make their home in San Antonio.
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PERSONALS

Or. and Mrs. A. S. AyreS. 1910
Gulford avenue. have returned from
a motor trip to California. Vancou-
yer. Lake Louise and Banff, Canada.
Miss Ruby Keifer, 1885 Wash
ington boulevard. has returned from
a several months visit in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William !. Clark.
6188 Broadway, and their four chill
dren. have returned from a motor
trip through the east. They visited
Mrs. Clark's brother. William F.
Deerv. in Irvington. N. j.. and Mr..
and Mrs. William 7. Butler. New
York City, formerly of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Ben Stern. 1880 North Me
ridian street. who has been visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Shavitz. Evansville. has
returned 70 indianapolis. She has
as her house guest her sister, Mrs.
E. H. Goldman, Evansville.
Mrs. Myron NJ. Hughel, 5l26 Cen
trail avenue. has as her guest Mrs.
Carl Swiggert, San Juan. Porto Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kelly. 3540
North PENNSYLVANIA street. have as
their guest Mrs. Austin Segiun,
Evanston.
Mrs. Eva L. HAYNES. 1854 Guilford
avenue. and Mrs. Gertrude Dickey.
4os1 Guilford avenue. will leave Fri
day for Montauk. l.. l., where they
will spend two months.
Miss Ida H. Began. Sphinx Arms,
will sail from New York aboard the
Leviathan Saturday for a sojourn in
Europe
Mrs. Ralph B. Whitehin. l East
Thirtv-sixth street. and Mrs. George
A Iemcke. 1922 North Alabama
street. have returned from New
York CITY. where they spent week.
Mrs. Hall Marmon and daughter,
Miss Anne Amelia Marmon. Mrs
Frank Hoke and w. c. MarmOn,
Brendenwood. will leave for New
York City Friday to meet Mrs. w. G.
Nfarmon. who has been travelling in
Europe. Mrs. Hall Marmon and her
daughter will go to WeStheld, Mass.
where they will be the guests Of
Mrs. Marmon's sister. Mrs. Guy
Worrell.
Among Indianapolis folk AZ the
EdcevatAr Beach hotel CHICAGO. are
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Taggart. $3.50
North PENNSYLVANIA street: Mrs.
Frank Mills. S05S North Pennsvl-
vania street: Mrs r. G. Fish. 242
Blue Ridge road: Mrs. Hugh Niven
and Miss Charlotte Anne Niven.
Sfss washington boulevard: Mrs. II.
F. Cljppinger and Miss Margaret
Anne Chppinger. and Miss Dorothy
Braden.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Raywitch.
: West Twentv-eighth street, are at
home after a motor trip 10 Wash
ington. Atlantic CITY and New
York.
Mrs. y. Melville Carr. Washing
ton. D. C. will arrive in Indianapo-
liz today fora visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Rentsch,
Bungalow Park.
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Garden Party and Shower
Are Given for Bride-tO-Be

Mrs. c. w. Stevens entertained
with a garden party and miscel-
laneous shower at her home, 2919
Boulevard place, wednesday night
in honor of Miss Marguerite Ros-
assoc, whose marriage to Andrew FL
gel, South Bend, will take place
Aug. 7.
Guests included Mrs. Nick. Ro-
assoc, Mrs. R. G. Jones, Mrs. Will
liam Blackburn, Mrs. James Black
burn, Mrs. James Harlowe, Mrs.
Bruce Swan, Mrs. Jack Miller, Mrs.
Mabel Nicely. Mrs. Arthur Schwartz,
Mrs. Hartley Newton, Mrs. Jack
Holland, Mrs. Bert Frink, Mrs. Ed
ward Delporte. Miss Gladys Ward,
Miss Hilda UT. Miss Mildred Au-
gustine, Miss Thelma Carey, Miss
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BY MABEL DUKE
For NEA Service

A blonde who has gained world
wide distinction partly because of
her spun-gold hair should have a
few words of advice for other
blondes who would make the most
of their yellow locks.
Although Mary Pickford has
clipped the long golden curls which
formerly hung to her waist, her neat
bob is probably the most beautiful
blonde hair in Hollywood.
1.-THE greatest difficulty blondes
have in caring for their hair is in
keeping it light and vivid" Miss
Pickford believes. Most blonde
hair turns darker gradually, with
out proper care. until it finally be-
comes a dull, lifeless mouse brown
without color or personality.
Innumerable girls have asked me
what to do to make blonde hair re-
tain its original yellow golden shade.
This can be accomplished in most
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Bedford Man
ndCityGirI
Are Married

Marriage of Miss Thelma Broadus.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Noel. lib Standish avenue, and Ray
mond A. Davis son of MIR. and Mrs.
James Davis. Bedford, took place at
8 o'clock Wednesday night, at the
Seventh Presbyterian church. the
Rev. Thomas Hunt, pastor, officiat-
ing.
Palms and ferns decorated the
altar and the chancel rail was con-
cealed beneath a blanket of ferns
Two seven-branch candelabra we're
used. Tall standards of lilies and
gladioli we're used on either side of
the altar.
Miss Maxine Moore sang Il Love
You Truly" and Ali Sweet Mystery
of Life" preceding the ceremony.
During the reading of the service,
the organist played Il Love You
Truly"
Bride Wears White Taffeta
Miss Dorothy Porter, maid of
honor, were a white Taffeta gown
and carried a sheaf of common
wealth roses. Miss GenevieVe
BroaduS and Miss Dilma Davis were
bridesmaids. Miss BroadusgSNore a
peach taffeta gown and carried
butterfly roses. Miss Davis wore
green taffeta and carried Claudius
Pernet roses.
Kelsey Davis was best man and
the ushers we're Leon Rhinehart and
Gene Porter.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white taffCta
gown trimmed with white tulle and
orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of Killarney roses
and lilies of the valley.
Reception Is Held
Leon Noel, brother of the bride,
was ringbearer. He wore a white
satin suit. Little Mary Alice Ryker,
flower girl, wore a pale green frock.
A reception for members of the
immediate families was held at the
church following the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have gone
north on a trip, the bride travelling
in blue crepe with accessories to
match. They will be at home in the
Dundee apartments after Aug. l.
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Officers Named
to1" Coming Year
byPhi Beta Tan

Miss Mary Whittinghill was elect
ed president of Phi Beta Tau Soror-
ity, meeting at the Sphinx Arms
hotel.
Other new officers who will serve
with her are: Vice-president, Miss
Agnes SWisher; treasurer, Miss Ro-
berta Lamb; recording secretary,
Miss Routh Stewart; corresponding
secretary, Miss Louise Drummer;
sergeant alarms, Miss Lillian CAL
vim; encouragement, Miss Florence
Foster; miscellaneous officer, Miss
Catherine Lyzott; and publicity
chairman, Miss Lola Lyzott.
Next meeting of the sorority will
be held at 8 o'clock, Monday, August
IL. at the Sphinx Arms.
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MISS KATHLEEN SPEAR
TO FETE CHAPTER

Miss Kathleen Spear will be host
ess for the first of q, series Of sum-
mer rush parties for Beta chapter
Theta Sigma Delta sorority, held at
her home, GA South East street, at
8 o'clock Saturday night.
Miss Mary Bisesi, sergeant-at~
arms, will receive the guests. An
acrobatic dance and treasure hunt
are on the program of entertain
ment. Members, pledges and their
guests will attend.
The chapter will meet on Friday
night at 8 o'clock in room G OF the
Y w c. A
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FAREWELL PARTY Is
GIVEN JUNE N00NE

Miss June Noone, who will leave
soon to live in Los Angeles, was the
honor guest at bridge party given
Wednesday night by Miss Made
Freund at her home in haywood.
Guests with Miss Noone were Mrs.
William Katton. Miss Rose Katton,
Miss Pearl Ward, Miss Mary Ann
Hegarty, Miss Edna Marble, and
Miss Elizabeth Coffing.
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Honor Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Wood will
entertain tonight with a dinner
party at the Woodstock Club in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George Toll
Torrance, New York City, and Mrs.
George F. Torrance, Des NIoines, who
are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Ben
A. Richardson, 1889 North Pennsyl-
vania street.
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Mary Jane Rosasco, Miss Betty
Joyce Holland, Miss Clara Cole,
Miss Beulah Cole. Miss Lucille Cole,
Miss Agnes Muir, Miss Leota Kali
sey, Miss Agnes Goedecker, Miss
Ernestine Jennings, Miss Lillian
Wilson, Miss Helen Way, Miss Tura
Shafer, Miss Clara Johnston, Miss
Juanita Default, Miss Harriet Carr,
Miss Clothilde Van Dolah, Miss
Alice Pressed, Miss Elizabeth Earring,
Miss Edith Troke. Miss Nellie Drew,
Miss Lima Nichols, Miss Marie
Dancey. Miss Edith Zimmerman,
Miss nellie Zimmerman, Miss Nell
Lockhart. Miss Marian Habart, Miss
Muriel Helvie, Miss Marian New
man. Miss Ruth Brown, and Miss
Edith jenkins.
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Bare Leg Fad Won't Last,
Declares Authority on Style

leader" Miss Clarke observes" and
women may be like sheep about
them. But if you've noticed, sheep
don't always follow the bell either;
not if the grass looks better else
where. Women do what they please
If the fashion pleases them"
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MRS, SAMUEL ARTMAN
ENTERTAINS CHAPTER

Members of the Australian chap
ter of the International Travel and
Study Club were entertained Tues
day by Mrs Samuel Artman at her
home at Lebanon. The meeting fol-
lowed a ! o'clock luncheon at the
Ulen Country Club, Lebanon.
Members who attended we're: Mrs.
F. G. Noble and son, Charles; Mrs.
Otto Bell, Mrs. A. G. Broecker, Mrs.
p. A. Tennessee, Mrs. Harry A.
Stevens, Mrs. G. K. Roodling, Mrs.
J. p. Rupert, Mrs. Ray Noblitt.
Mrs. c. A. Shedron. Mrs. Eugene
Cox, Mrs. Fay Fate, Mrs. F. B. Ray,
Mrs. Clyde Pierce and Mrs. E. A.
Healing.
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MRS, B0YCE FICKLIN
GIVES DINNER PARTY

Mrs. Boyce Ficklin Jr., Washing
ton, Ga, president of the American
Legion Auxiliary, who is spending a
month in Indianapolis at the Propy-
laeum, entertained there with a
dinner Wednesday night.
Among her guests were Mrs w.
B. Bedell, Spirit Lake, Ia; Mrs.
Walter L. Davol, East Providence,
r. l.. and Mrs. c. L. Dorgan, Pom
tiac. Mich. who are here to make
plans for the national meeting of
the auxiliary.
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Install Mem Differs

Mrs. Oscar Allen was installed as
president of the Woman's Lions
club at a meeting Wednesday at
the Sphinx Arms hotel. Other Off
GERS who took up their duties at
this time we're: Vice-president, Mrs.
c. K Mcdowell; secretary, Mrs.
Glenn L. Campbell. and directors,
Mrs. E. B. Hill and Mrs. L. B. Sum-
merS.
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MISS NELLIE SETTY Is
CHAPTER HEAD


Miss Nellie Setty was elected pres
ident Of Beta chapter, Delta Chi
sorority, at business meeting
Wednesday night at the home of
Miss Gladys Setty and Miss Nellie
Setty, 1909 Gladstone street.
Other officers are: Vice president,
Miss Mary Duncan: secretary, Miss
Margaret Strother; treasurer, Miss
Louise Ball, and historian, Miss
Norma Sellers.
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PARTY GIVEN FOR
BERTHA EILERING

Miss Leah Johnson and Miss
Catherine Allen entertained Wednes-
day night with party at the home
Of Mrs. JohnsoN. 1910 Winthrop
avenue. in honor of Miss Bertha
Eilering.
yellow and green we're used in
decorations and appointments.
Guests were Mrs. z. H. Eilering. Mrs.
Alice Harlan. Mrs. Lenore Allen,
Mrs. Ethel Ginz, Mrs. Lloyd T.
Jones' Mrs. Silburn McReynoldS,
Mrs. N. T. Mclaughlin. Miss Ellen
Sonnick, Miss Hazel Howard, Miss
Alberta Pfeiffer, Miss Dorothy Stoll,
Miss Dorothy Lowe, and Miss
Pauline Chambers.
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LUNCHEON is GIVEN
BY MRS, f, ], LYNN

Mrs, Edward J. Lynn, 1919 North
Delaware street, entertained today
with a small informal luncheon At
the Propylaeun. The honor guests
were Mrs. Robert Malott Fletcher
and Miss Charlotte Ra;ble
Miss Raible, Prescott Ariz.. is the
guest of Mrs. Edward Knight, BIO
North Pennsylvania street. She
has been honored with a number Of
parties during her visit here.
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Sn1.eII

Announcement is made of the
MARI age of Miss Betty Savell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Sevell, TIA South Illinois street
and Ben RAIDER. which took plact
Sunday afternoon at Bethel Ell Ze-
deck temple. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi A. Katz, assist
ed by Cantor Myro Glass.
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Honor Visitor and Bride

Mrs. Juanita Sandln, 4611 Win
throp avenue, entertained with a
bunco party and miscellaneous
shower Wednesday night in honor
of Mrs. Estol Hauser, recent
bride. and Mrs. Jesse B. briggs,
Bradenton, Fla. Guests were mem
bers of Tau Gamma Sigma soror-
ity. including Mrs. KeSSler Truelove,
Mrs. william Williams, Mrs. Thelnla
Kinsey. Miss Lucille Robbins and
Miss Ruth Kincaid. Decorations
and appointments were in salmon
and Nile green.
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.J0vd0ue to EDtertnjn

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Jordan will
entertain with a bridge party at
their home. 1864 Shannon avenue.
tonight. Their guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Brewer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donavan Skyles. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Nash. Miss Lucille Kruger.
Miss Marjorie Kruger, Miss Mary
Lou Clark and Miss Lillian Woods.
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Au Revoir.


A dinner bridge party for MEM
bers and guests Of the Avalon Coun-
try Club will be given at $50 Fri
DAY night al the club home. Hosts
and hostesses for the affair will be
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Weaver
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L. Fortney.
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.Snrn1.itn to Meet

Beta chapter. Omega Phi Tau
sorority. will hold a business meeting
at 8 o'clock Friday night at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Geldmeier.
1851 West Thirty-third street. All
members are requested to attend.
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Icinhnch-Thiflnck

Announcement lSe made OF the
engagement OF Miss Eleanor Lem
bach. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Leinbach. Milton. Pa. TO Orm l.
whitlock. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
whitlock, 2610 East Washington ST.
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Au1.ilinr1L To Meet

Mrs. Rose Webb. Mrs. William
Wagner and Mrs. K. E. Boiling will
be hostesses at the regular meeting
of the Women's Auxiliary II Alien
helm. TO be held at o'clock Friday
afternoon.
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Mrs. Leo NJ. Riley. GAS Bradbury
avenue. entertained members Of Phi
Rho Chi sorority with bridge party
at her home Wednesday night.