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Mission
AUXILIARY
MEET

The Presbyterian Auxiliary met in
circles Thursday. Circle one met
at the home of Mrs. Covington on
the ShelGT homestead west Of the
city. A beautifully arranged one
o'clock luncheon wes served BY the
hostess. The program was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Jack Lehman, lead
or. who was assisted by the Mes
danes r. w. Halstead Albert Nc
Henry and r. S. Taylor.
Mrs. T. B. Sammons, the general
chairman. was present az the ses-
sion Of this particular branch. as
was Mrs. r. z. Seffel, who was j
guest Of the hostess.
Circle Two met with Mrs. Noe in
The Hayes-Sammons apartments.
Mrs. Ewell Wright was the leader
Cl the devotional, Mrs. K. 3. Bal
thorpe leader. assisted by Mrs. Har-
rv Keyes and others.
Mrs. Hanson was an out Of circle
visitor.
Mrs. Herman John was hostess to
Circle Three. with Mrs. Peavy lead
er. The subject for the lesson study
was Many Lands at Play" the
topic for study being the same for
each branch Of the organization.
Mrs. joins led the Bible study sec
ton, Mrs. Burgoon assisted with
the regular lesson course. rot very
many attended because Of the
muddy roads.
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afternoon. Mrs. L. F. Gordon was
successful at bridge and received
the handsome high score trophy.
The consolation award for low
score went to Mrs. II. w. st. John.
For high at forty-two Mrs. M. B..
K5Hley was presented with an at
tactive gift. The honoree received
q appropriate gift as guest prize.
The favored colors were reflected
in the orange and mint punch that
was served during he games and
in the dainty refreshment course
which was enjoyed when playing
had ended. The guests were Misses
Elizabeth Cowgirl, Maud Nosler. Sa-
rita Lomax, Ruth Reed. and Hazel
Carpenter OF San Benito, Kathleen
Jones of Olathe. Kansas, Mesdames
x. Davies and z. w. Perry OF Har-
lingen, Mervin Hayes of Raymond
vile, and A. r. Etchison. L. T. Cor
don, +. l.. Roots, Ted Hudson, Ma
than Craig. Earl Reed, r. j. East.
M. B. Finley, w. r. Brown. j. w.
Fontenot, C. @. Henson. r. b.
Goolsby, Joe E. Smith. j.. L. Bates,
p. M. Sherer, II. L. Alsrneyer, q. l..
Llewellyn, A. L. Price, F. B. Sub
lett. P. B. Jones. P. w. Murphy.
and II. w. st. John Of San Benito.
and the guest o. honor.
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SURPRISE AFFAIR
ON BIRTHDAY

John Reuscher was surprised Sun
day evening. by a number Of friends
who gathered at his home to cele-
brate the anniversary of his BIRTH
day. At the conclusion Of a pleasant
evening ice can and cake was
served.
Those present were Messrs and
Mesdames Oscar Baker, Forest
Baker. Chas. Mitsch, Ratliff and
daughters OF Harlingen, Keikle and
daughters Of Brownsville and VIM.
Nichols and son Of San Benito and
Miss Marie Blake.
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ERNESTINF RAMSY
~ENTERTAINS

Miss Ernestine Ramsy, president
Of the Girls Missionary Society Of
the First Methodist church, enter
tanned members and a few guests
with a swimming party at Casino
park Monday afternoon. After a
delightful outing, a party assembled
at the home of the hostess or the
Harrington highway where various
interesting games were played and
refreshments served.
About twenty-five young people
enjoyed the affair.
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MISS BROWN TO PRESENT
RECITAL

Miss Alberta Brown. senior stu
dent at Baylor college, Bolton, Will
repeat the recital she gave at col
lege a few weeks ago next Thursday
evening, June 10, at the high school
auditorium. Miss Brown will give
the recital under the auspices Of
the Methodist Women's Missionary
society and a moderate admission
charge will be mace.
Miss Nosler will give the entire
play. "Loyalties" by John Galswor-
they. Several pleasing numbers viii
be presented between acts.
Characters for the three-act play
include Chas. Winsor. owner OF
Melden Court near New Market,
Lady Adela, his wife: Ferdinand
DE Lewis, young and rich: Margaret
Orme. a society girl; Captain Ron
aid Dancey, retired soldier; Mabel.
his wife: Lord st. Firth. a peer Of
-ealm; Major Colford. a brother
Nicer OF Dancey: Gilman. q large
grocer; Jacob Finsden. lawyer; and
Richardos. an Italian.
IL Is expected that a large gather
ing will attend her recital next
Thursday. Miss Brown viii be as
sisted by Miss Maud Nosler. who
will sing between acts. Miss Nosler.
who has sung before San Benito
audiences on many occasions. is also
q student, having returned recently
from Observation-Disclosures
where she attended Miss Mason's
School for Girls.
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CLUB EXTENDS
THANKS

Hearty thanks were extended BY
members OF the local Business and
Professional Women's club to San
Benitans who furnished transporta-
ton for delegates attending the
banquet Tuesday evening at the
Stonewall Jackson hotel.
The drivers made the trip u
San Benito in a binding rain and
then waited several hours before
taking the delegates back TO Har-
lingen and our club members feel
deeply indebted for their extraor-
binary kindness and courtesy, Miss
Helene A. Sargent, local pre- art,
stated.
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Valley Society News
and EDentS

vited guests we're present. A pretty
rose crystal buffet set was awarded
Mrs. IA. II. Cornell, for making high
score, and Mrs r. r. LeWald re-
ceived a trophy for attaining sec
end high.
"A tempting ~refreshment course
was served later. Guests were Mes
danes H. Sharp, Of Chicago, and
Rowaski, OF San Antonio.
Mrs. 4. &. Whitaker and son
Joe. left this week. for Mineral
T.ells, and expect to stay FOR some
time.
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INFORMAL GROUP
AT IOAIAX HOME

Miss Sarita LOmax inyit VI " small
group Of friends TO meet Miss
Elizabeth Cowgirl. who has just re-
turned from Austin where she at
tended the University Of Texas, at
her home Tuesday afternoon.
The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in games of bridge with Miss
Cowgirl receiving the high score
trophy and Miss Laurie Mae Booth
the souvenir for consolation.
A refreshing luncheon course was
enjoyed at the conclusion Of play
ing.
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pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant RAIDER, ut their home.
with guests for three tables OF
bridge, present. Mrs. K. I. Dague
Won hig, score. for the women
ard the same score was awarded
"A. W. Brown. FOR men. The high cut
went to Mrs. Coursey.
After the conclusion OF the games
and the prizes had been presented
Mrs. RAIDER served a delicious
chicken salad course. with confec-
tons
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MRS. SANDERS
HOSTESS

Circle Three OF the Womcn's MIS-
S.onary Society Of the First Meth
0dist church met Tuesday at three
o'clock at the home of Mrs. j. H.
Sanders on East Haywood St. Ten
members were present. A favorable
report was made on various business
matters.
Scriptures reading was from the
book Of John. An interesting and
educational discussion followed. The
study was presided over b. Mr.. r..
r. Dunn.
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players, Mrs. Bennett Jones received
a handsome trophy. G. L. Miner
held high among men guests and
was presented with a suitable re-
ward.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
A. WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rob-
ertson Of Ozona. and Miss Ruth
Moore Of Llano, sister Of the host
eSs.
Mrs. j. T. Wilcox will be hostess
at the next meeting Of the club.
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MRS. BELL HOSTESS TO
CLUB MEMBERS

Mrs. j. E. Bell entertained with
five tables OF bridge at her home
Wednesday night honoring the
Wednesday Evening Bridge club
and a table Of guests. Pink rosebuds
gave a pretty decorative effect for
the occasion.
For success among the women
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ATTENDS ~
NFERENC

The Methodist Missionary society
met In the church basement for the
monthly study period. the old Bib
lical prophets forming the study
course for the first part oil the year.
The president, Mrs. Homkr Smith.
opened the session. with AIRS. Leo
MARCEL officiating at the piano, at
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TWO GUESTS AT
CLUB MEETING

Carita Gilbert was hostess TO
members Of the Straight Eight
Bridge club and two guests. Mary
Lee Stuart Of Olathe, Kansas and
Helen Sarris. at her home on North
Dick Bowling ave. Wednesday after
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SLUAIBER PARTY
HOSTESSES

Marjorie and Doris Schneider n
tertained a number Of their friends
at a slumber party Wednesday night
in honor Of their guest, Eda MAY
Vinzenz Of Santa Maria.
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INTERESTING CIRCLE


Mrs. E. L. Barmore was hostess
70 the members of her circle Of the
Presbyterian Auxiliary Tuesday att
ernoon at her home Ten members
were present. The devotional was
given by Mrs. j. w. Treadway. Pro-
gram for the afternoon was pre-
sented with Mrs. Robert Turpin and
Mrs. Roy E. Clark assisting.
The topic centered upon Many
Lands at Play and the members
took part In several games that are
popular in foreign lands. Delicious
sherbet and cookies was served,
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ENTERTAIN
CLUB

ar. and Mrs. II. Z. sn.i Il enter
tanned the Tuesday Evening bridge
club at their home on East Tenth
street this week, with a three-table
personnel. at which Mrs. r. p. Con-
way and D. Z. Strickland were high
scorers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland and T.
Cobb we're the only out Of club
guests.
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noon. Summer garden flowers were
displayed about the rooms. When
scores were counted. Maurine East
held high and received a suitable
reward.
The bridge theme was prettily re-
presented in the fruit salad course
served with cookies and sandwiches
cut in the shape Of spades. hearts,
diamonds and clubs while ice cubes
and sugar for the tea carried out
the same idea in miniature.
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The worlds gold reserves amount
To q than S12. 900, 5000 Of which
the United States possesses 5000
600 900. France ~ second I'm this
respect and England third
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Guest at San Benito
San Benito Society
Is Honoree ofParty
San Benito Society
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENITO, June 14-Nle green and yellow was the effective color
combination chosen for the afternoon event given by Mrs. w S Fairey
Wednesday at the Womans Building in Harrington honoring her daugh-
ter. Mrs Z. III Fairey. Eight tables Of guests we're grouped in an at
kracaye setting engaging in Games Of bridge and foty-two during the
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INFORMAL BRIDGE

A party Of friends met informal
ly at the home Of Mrs. Ollie Bridges
Tuesday evening and enjoyed games
OF bridge.
Mrs. S. L. Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
N. Smith, Mrs. LenR Field. Miss
Wilmuth Morgan were guests. No
priZes were given
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MRS SANDERS
10 =

A large attendance marked the
all-day meeting Of Circle -Four Of
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held
Tuesday at the home Of Misses Mel
lie and Flora Stookey.
Several members who are not
able to attend the afternoon pro-
grams were special guests at the
appetizing luncheon which was
served at flower-decorated tables
placed or the long porch. During
the afternoon the mission study
program centered upon games that
are played in foreign lands.
Mrs. L. A. Carpenter was In
charge Of the program and was as
sisted by Mrs. w NJ. Cochran. Mrs.
Paul Cowgirl gave the devotional
which followed a short business
meeting.
PERSONALS
E. NJ. Aiken and nephew. F. Aiken
OF Sweetwater, left Wednesday for
Georgetown.
a. r. Atchison. manager OF the
Etchison Produce Company. left By
dlEplane TUESDAY from BROWNSVILLE
airport for an inspection Of the in
terestS Of the company in East Tex
as. Dallas and Denver. Colo. Mr..
Etchison probably will return by
Chicago and other northern points.
reaching San Benito about July list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey w. Colt. for
merly Of San Benito, are here from
Sinton.
Mrs. =. G. Breedlove and children
left Thursday morning on a vaca-
ton trip to Oklahoma and Arkan-
sas.
3. =. Dominy left Friday on a
business try to Houston and San
Antonio expecting to return about
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Garner and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Hughes
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BAPTIST CIRCLES
HOLD MEETINGS

The ann Judson circle Of the First
Baptist church met at the home Of
DR.. Minnie o. Parrish on the pike
Just east Of town.
"A number OF members were pres
ent, with Mrs. Mary Minyard, gen
eral chairman, in charge Of the
regular business session, which con-
sisted merely Of routine work.
Mesdames Wiley and Hardgrave
we're in charge of the scripture
study, after which Mrs. Minyard
conducted the study course on the
life Of one OF the prominent church
workers. Ann of Arbor."
The "Antha G. Stewart" circle
met at the home Of Mrs. j. G. Mel
son on South Sharyland. This
circle was somewhat short on at
tendance because Of road conditions
Mrs. J. G.. Decker Is the chairman OF
this circle.
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PERSONALS


Cecil Eppright returned Tuesday
from his work at Texas University.
He will remain at home only this
week. returning next Sunday, as he
is planning on working in Austin
this III Fred Peterson Of this
city, also a university student, is
taking a summer course at the ~"
ana he and Cecil will leave the
capital city in July with the 164th
Cavalry Of the National Guard. Of
which both young men are mem
bers: this company will train at
Mineral Wells.
Mrs. Vernon Riley Of McAllen
and Miss Frances Belle Cutie of
Pearsall were guests at the DR.. Epp-
right home Wednesday. Miss Eu-
genia returned to McAllen with
them to spend a few days there.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. z. Cannon. their
daughter, Miss Bargaret, and Miss
Mary Ferguson returned Tuesday
evening from Austin where they
had been present at the university
commencement exercises. where .
:. Cannon, Jr., received his degree
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Harrington

RAIDERS HOSTS TO
BRIDGE CLUB
The Tuesday Night club was
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MEMBERS MEET AT
HOME

Mrs. j. w. Walters vas a cordial
hostess for the members Of bridge
club on Wednesday afternoon. at
her home in San Benito. Several
were absent from the city. and in
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tire conclusion Of which the Book
OF Nahum was studied.
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PERSONALS

Miss Ruth and Miss Helen Sheer
in, 10 East Thirty-second street, will
spend the weekend in Cjncin-
natl, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Davis, Gin
cinnati, and Alfred Duggan, Bethle-
hem, Pa, will spend the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shiel, 1904
Central avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Cole ST., who has
been travelling in Europe since the
first of September, returned to In
dianapolis today and is at nome at
the Marott.
Mrs. willard /Petro, Cambridge
City, who has been the guest of Miss
Jessie E. Pittman, 1904 South Ran
dolph street, returned to her home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Genlong,
$685. Broadway, have gone to make
their home in Washington.
Miss Mary Troy, Montgomery,
Ala, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Troy, $50 West drive, Wood
ruff place.
Mrs. Frank Adams, Rockville,
Ind, is the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Spindler, 4011 North
Meridian street.
Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, 1899 North
Pennsylvania street, is spending a
few days at Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger T. Clarke
have returned from Lotumbe, Bel
glan Congo, Central Africa, for a
years leave of absence and are Wis
iting Mrs. Clarke's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Maltby, 5337 Park ave-
nue..
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Bridal Pair
to Be Feted
at Dinner"

The Rev. S. Edward Henry, 4S14
North Meridian street, will enter
tain with a dinner tonight at 1880
at the Propylaeum in honor of his
daughter, Miss Anna Lou Henry,
and her fiance, Oscar A. Jose Jr..
whose marriage will take place at
4:30 Saturday afternoon in the
First Presbyterian church.
The table will be decorated with
mounds of chrysanthemums in the
bridal colors. yellow, shading to
bronze, and lighted by yellow tapers
in crystal candelabra.
Covers will be laid for:
Mr.. Henry. Miss Henry. Mr.. Jose, MI
and Mrs. Oscar A. Jose ST.. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Buell. Miss Anne Richardson. Pasa-
dena. Cal: Miss Victoria PYLE Whining
ton. Del: Miss Margaret Henry. Miss
Emma Colbert. Miss Helen Louise Rogers.
Miss Catherine jose. William Brumbaugh
Jr.. Greenvile, O.: Canning Childs.
Merchantsville, N. J.. James Cunning,
Lauren StoSesberry. Allen Sinner and Nick
Colbert
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ARTIST ON PROGRAM
OF BUSINESS CLUB

Members of the Indianapolis
Business and Professional Woman's
Club were entertained with a James
Whitcomb Riley program at the
Womans Department Club Thurs
day night.
v" man Adams, former Indiana
artist, who is here from New York
on a commission for the John Her
ron Art Institute, made a portrait
sketch of Marcus Dickey, Riley's
secretary and biographer. He was
introduced by Mrs. Leonidas Smith.
Mrs. Ruth Sterling Devin sang a
group Of Riley songs accompanied
by Miss Louise Swan.
Members of the finance commit
tee were seated at Mrs. Adah o.
Frost's table for the dinner. Mrs.
Frost is president.
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CARD PARTIES

Barbara Frietchie council No. rs,
D. of A., will give a euchre party
at $50 Friday night at Harris
lodge, Addison and West Washing
ton streets.
Members of ladies' auxiliary to
Convention City post 14O5, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, will entertain with
a benefit card party at $3.50 Satur-
day night on the third floor of the
old transportation building, Della
ware and South streets. Mrs. Fro
man Ewing is chairman in charge.
Riverside Democratic Club will
hold a card party Monday night at
Municipal Gardens. William A.
Brown is president.
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Purnen, Technical; secretary, Miss
Ruth Slaughter, Shortridge; treas
urer, Miss Bertha Slaughter, Short
ridge.
Miss Ross is a student at Tech
nical and is president of Nyweta
group. Among projects of the
Shutan is an organization of girls
chorus and dramatic club. Miss
Mary Marshall, guardian of Ia
yuSdagroup, will direct the chorus
and Miss Kathleen Klaiber. as
sistant guardian of Taicateca group,
will coach the dramatic organiza-
ton.
Under the direction of Miss Helen
Nichols, executive secretary, the
Firemakers will be organized to
form the Torch Bearers Club for
the purpose of study for final de-
gree. Shutan will also arrange &C
tivities of groups in four district
sections.
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Assembly Club
Directors Set
Dinner Jan. IL

Luncheon meeting of the board of
directors of the State Assembly
Woman's Club was held at the Co
lumbia Club Thursday. Mrs. William
F. Hodges, Gary, president, presided.
The organization, which functions
only during years the general as
sembly is in session, will start its
club year with a dinner for members
and their families in the Riley room
of the Claypool Jan. IL, 1881.
Those who attended the luncheon
we're Mrs. j. G. Travis, second vice
president; Mrs. Willard Gemmill,
Marion, recording secretary; Mrs.
John w. Scott, Gary, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. James M. Ogden,
Mrs. w. G. Harrison, Mrs. S. K.
Ruick, Mrs. A. N. Bobbitt, Mrs.
Frederick E. Schortemeier and Mrs.
Walter Behmer.
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PHI THETA DELTA
PLEDGES NAMED

New pledges to Alpha chapter,
Phi Theta Delta sorority are Misses
Frances Curran, Eleanor Braine,
jeanette Braine, Irene Buses, Mar
garet Doser, Juanita Freeman, En-
lily Sharp and Marjorie Shelly.
The Alpha and Beta chapters en-
tertained the Fit. Wayne delegates
of Gamma chapter to the state con-
vention last weekend at a bridge
party Monday at the Lumley tea
room.
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PROGRESSIVE CLUB
WILL HOLD DANCE

Members of the girls section of
the Progressive club will give a
Halloween dance Saturday at the
club. officers have been in charge
of decorations. They are: President,
Miss Marie Oltean; vice-president,
Miss Anna Salomie; secretary, Miss
Hazel Ross, and treasurer. Miss
Helen Oltean. The dance viii open
the social season for the girls Sec
ton. Hostesses will be:
Misses Marie Cook. Frances Yoyanovich.
Anna Musulin, Helen Stefanko, Sinefta
Ardelean Lena Coco. Mary Ticusan,
Mamie Basteyich. Mary Maxine. Anita
Adams, Pauline ParVu. Mary Andrei,
Josephine Marco. Rose Kuzma, Marie Oh
team Violet Despot. Vera Popcheff. Kie
Popcheff. Anna Cook. Ethel De Bruler,
Mary Fleaka. Alexandria Muica and Anna
MUiCa
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PHI GAMMA KAPPAS
IN PARTY TONIGHT

Miss Maxine and Miss Nanette
Berry, 2022 North Talbot. street.
will entertain members of Phi Gam
ma Kappa sorority at their home
tonight. Pledge services will be
held for Misses Thelma Lane, Cath,
crime Berrett, Betty Myers, Laura
Mae Boatman and Ruth Perkins.
Miss Norma Hullenger, 2840 Sta
ton street, will be hostess for a
masked Halloween party for men,
bers of the sorority Saturday night.
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pensive printed materials uses a
hanging over the fireplace, an arm
chair upholstered in figured fab
ric and a lacquered secretary-desk
and screen in ChinnoiSerie.
The walls are paneled wood,
which may just as well be painted
plaster or paneled plastered walls,
and the floor covering is a mono
tone.
An old Chinese brocade in white,
rose and gold hang over pink
marble fireplace. A Queen Anne
desk is yellow and green lacquer,
with green lining, and a decorative
lacquered screen is the same green.
The old wing chair is covered with
chintz in brown, blue and Chinese
red
Given an eye to color and good
taste in materials and figures that
go together, you can simulate the
pleasing effect of printed fabrics and
a few pieces of painted furniture
with decorative figures on them.
1t is g. new combination in mod
ern interior decorating schemes. A
little experimenting is likely to
bring the most pleasurable results
to your home.
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I. 4. G. to Hold
Masked Party
for Children

More than one hundred children
of members of the Indianapolis
Athletic Club and their guests will
be entertained with a masked Hal
loween party at the club pool at
8 tonight. a..
The room has been hung with
canopies in orange and black and
decorated with motifs suggestive Of
the season. Richard Papenguth,
athletic director of the club, is in
charge of arrangements.
Awards will be given for the best
costumes. There will also be awards
for winners in games and SWIM
ming contest. Parents of the
children will be permitted to watch
the party from the balcony of the
pool.