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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-20
JUNIOR FEDERATION
TO GIVE SUPPER

Junior members OF the Indiana
Federation of Clubs will entertain
with q supper in the Florentlne
room of the Claypool hotel Wednes-
day night. Junior club presidents
from over the state will attend.
The supper is one of the features
of the three-day state convention
being held in indianapolis Tuesday,
wednesday and Thursday. Presl-
dents and members of the Latrelan
clubs will be assisting hostesses.
They are:
Mesdamss Louis Cooper Wilson, Henry
ehurchman Jr.. Howard Fieber. William
Il, Horn. Karl Nessler. William AveTll
yohnson. William Kern. Melissa Cornelius
POLK. F. P. Van Der Veer. Walter John
Tehmsnn. James W. Costin. Charles Blink
lev. Frank Osborn. Henry Dithmer Jr''
newton Taylor Todd. Sylvan L. Mouser'
misses Cecilia McDermott. Lorena NC
Comb. Joan johnson. Flora Hunter. Ber-
nice Reagan. Elizabeth McMath. Eliza
beth Fisher, Estle Fisk and Doris Bern
The velva Marble ensemble OF
Niolins from Shelbyville will give the
program. Mrs. John Downing John-
son is state chairman Of junior
clubs.
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PARIS BRINGS OUT
RAINPROOF HOSIERY

BIZ United Press
PARIS, Oct. 20.-It truly is an i'll
wind that blows nobody good, and
despite the inconvenience and dis
pleasure an excessively rainy Paris
season has incurred, it has inspired
waterproof stockings-the newest
thing in hosiery.
In several windows this new type
Of hosiery is being dispIayed-in-
merSed in water with little toy
boats sailing gaily around on top of
them. The silk thread itself has
been waterprooted so skillfully that
1t looks like an ordinary stocking
sheer and fine. You can't tell the
difference.
A boon to those who have to toll
all day and slosh about in the
crowded streets, as well as to the
lady OF leisure caught in a sudden
shower without her umbrella and
overshoes, the new silk STOCKINGS
come in all the regular colors and
one hears also that they wear even
better than the others.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-20
CARD PARTIES

Daughters of America No. SO will
have card party and bunco party
Tuesday at 8 in Buschmann's hall,
corner Of Eleventh street and Col
1ege avenue.
Mrs. j. J.. Barton, 523 Orange
street, will be hostess for a benefit
card party Tuesday afternoon and
night at her home.
Memorial committee of Catherine
Merrill tent No. 8, Daughters of
Union Veterans Of the Civil War,
will hold a card and bunco party
and bazaar Wednesday afternoon
and night at FIT. Friendly, 512
North Illinois street. The COM
mittee includes Mesdames Frances
Bilyeu, Clara Mitchell, Elizabeth
Underwood, Caddie Farnsworth and
Nellie NrcGinnis.
L. A. of A. 0. H, No. 4, will en-
terrain with cards at st. Anthony's
hall at 2:3O and $50 Tuesday.
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Late Fruits
Are Here in
Big Variety
BY SISTER MARY
NEA SeyVice Writer

October brings to the housewife a
wealth Of food offerings. The har-
vest Of the year furnishes great va
riety in fruits and vegetables.
The root vegetables are at their
best. Beets, carrots and turnips are
tender and sweet when freshly gath
cred. and vastly superior to those
which have been stored and must
be used during the winter months
The hard-shelled, full-flavored
squash Gene into market.
Sweet potatoes are plentiful and
cheap. and the first frosts improve
the flavor of celery and cabbage.
Late Fruits stin Sold
The late fruits. grapes, pears and
peaches still are in the markets APP
pies are abundant. Cider and nuts
add variety to menus.
With a little thought these veg
etables can be served over and
over again in different ways and
combinations.
Carrots can be served raw, cut
in neat, slender sticks, grated in
shredded cabbage, sliced in jellied
cabbage or diced in vegetable
salad.
Cooked, they can appear but
tered, creamed, Drowned with meat,
or combined with any other veg
etable of contrasting color.
Squash Has Tasty Role
Squash takes its place in the main
course or dessert. Squash pie.
squash custard or squash pudding
makes delicious and nourishing des-
serts. Baked squash, nut and
squash croquettes, squash souffle
and cream Of squash soup are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-20
LUNCHEON IS HELD
BY FACULTY CLUB

Woman's Faculty Club Of Butler
university held a Presidents day
luncheon Saturday at the Colonial
tearoom, 1888 North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs. Alice Bidwell Wesenberg, in
coming president, presided. Mrs.
Bruce Kershner is retiring presi-
dent.
Miss Sara Sisson, who just re-
turned from the University of Chi
cago, where she has been doing
graduate work, gave q paper on her
experiences. Letters from the fol-
lowing members of the club who are
doing graduate work this year were
read: Miss allegro Stewart, at the
University Of London; Miss Esther
Renfrew, at the University OF
Grenoble, and Miss Mabel Arbuth-
not, at the University of Wiscon-
sin.
The social committee, in charge OF
the luncheon, is headed by Miss
Evelyn Butler, assisted by Mrs. Eli
jah Jordon, Mrs. Milton Baumgart-
ner, Mrs. Henry M. Gelston and
Mrs. Henry L. Bruner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-20
Way to Get At a Cold
Is Through Elimination

AZ soon as you catch cold the
.,ores close: perspiration is checked
eases and waste can't escape
s5~ouon the skin. That's Why your
,5octor's first advice in case OF colos
4 mild laxative like cascara
Medical authorities agree it actually
STRENGTHENS bowel muscles. YOU get
cascara in its most pleasant 1orm
IN candy Cascarets.
Remember this when you eaten
hoId. whenever breath is bad; tongue
coated. or you're headachy, bilious
ronstipated.
WHY resort to harsher things
when Cascarets activate the bowels
81 quickly. SO farmlessly and pleas
n.ssly-and cost eriy a dime AID
vertisement.
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House Guests
Entertained at
Dinner Party

Mrs. John Reilly, 3115 North
Pennsylvania street, will entertain
tonight with a dinner at her home
in honor of Mrs. George Tayloe and
Mrs. Sam Mickey, Memphis, house
guests of Mrs. Robert Elliott, at the
Marott. Mrs. Stanley Ostler, Sagi-
nav, Mich, who is visiting Mrs. H.
E. Fieber, 36 hampton drive, also
will be a guest.
Mrs. Preston Rubbish and Mrs. F.
w. Jungclaus entertained this after
noon at the Lincoln with bridge
party in the Lincoln room in honor
of Mrs. Tayloe and Mrs. Hickey.
Other out-of-town guests included
Mrs. Ostler, Mrs j. L. Blish, Sey-
mour, and Mrs. Rapelje Howell, New
York, who is spending a few days
with Mrs. e. D. Clark, 1921 North
Meridian street.
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Just
EUey~.
Day


TTVHE w. C. T. U. ladies of a
l. certain state have announced
that they are making an iavesti-
CATION of all candidates and when
this is finished they will lend
their support to those most worthy
of it.
''We are not content" says their
president, with what the candi-
dates say about themselves, but
will make our own Investigations
Of the past and present characters
and habits of the men. We will
throw our influence on the side of
the man who has the best, clear,
straight record on the dry ques-
ton. We think the country Is
safest in the hands Of men Of that
type"
From this we must understand
that these women have no faith
at all in the inherent integrity Of
any man running. They are going
to prove into his past and find out
whether he ever has INDUCED in
a highball. And only the candi-
date who can prove that his lips
never have touched beer will have
the ladies with him.
+ 4
CoMEHOW this attitude is hard
- to reconcile with the good
Christian characters of the W. G..
T. U. women. AL of them are
members of some church. They
have heard many times the story
of the prodigal son, and the lost
sheep, and Of the joy in heaven
over the one repentant sinner.
The person who base seen the
error of mis- ways and regretted
them always has received mercy.
Even the Christ upon His cross
pardoned the two thieves.
And they should know, these
good women, that no reformer is
so ardent as one who has been a
sinner. st. Paul had terrible
record for prosecuting Christians
until he saw the great light on
the Damascus road and became
himself a leader and a martyr.
This being the case, it is rea-
sonable to suppose that the man
who once has been a victim of
the demon rum should under
stand best its awful influence and
become the most jealous worker
against It.
Are We to believe that the pro-
hihiticnist's mind does not rec
ognize this truth" If the good
women practiced such system in
all their Christian activities, they
would not take half their Bibles
seriously, and men ike J. Frastk
Norris never would have cca-
Eregation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-20
BRIDAL COUPLE TO
Be DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Fauvre will
entertained Saturday night with a
dinner at 7:30 at the Indiana polls
Athletic Club in honor of Miss Marie
Eisenlohr and william Wemmer,
whose marriage will take place Nov.
8. Mrs. Fauvre will be Miss Eisen-
lohr's n1atron of honor. Covers were
laid for:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fauvre, Miss Eisenlohr,
MI. Wemmer, DR.. and Mrs. Howard Met
TEL Mr.. and Mrs. John Kiley Ruckelshaus,
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Cadick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph stempfel, Mr.. an Mrs
Harold An1es, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mat
thews, Miss Elizabeth Hassler, Miss Mabel
Gasawey. Miss Edith Ann Stafford, Miss
Caroline Sweeney. Miss Mary Louise Min
nick, Otto Eisenlohr, Henry Todd, Reg
inald Garstang, Conrad Ruckelshaus and
Norman Kevers
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PIVOT CARD PARTY
FOR POOR BENEFIT

Martha Washington Society will
hold pivot card party Thursday
at the Columbia Club for the bene-
fit Of needy families. Bridge, 500
and euchre will be played. Mrs. w.
j. Kroegher is general chairman,
assisted by:
Mesdames n. H. Harmon. president;
Gordon E. Robinson. tallies and cards:
william Boyce Jr.. tickets, W. E. Men
denhall reservations; Forrest Bennett
hospitality; Frederick Wagner. prizes; J.
Mcdonald Young. publicity; E. H. Hughes
and William Knight. tables and chairs.
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appetizing ways Of using this
vegetable.
Cider usually is associated with
Halloween frolics and its DOS
sibilities as a part of the daily menu
overlooked.
A small glass of chilled sweet
cider will prove q welcome change
from the usual orange juice for
breakfast. Cider frappe or sherbet
makes a delicious frozen dessert.
Stiffened with gelatin, it makes
a delectable salad combined with
shredded cabbage and nuts and
served with nlayonnaise. If fruits
and nuts are nodded in the Jelly
and the whole served with whipped
cream an attractive dessert can be
made.
Grapes are always popular as a
breakfast fruit and can be used
for luncheon or dinner as the
dessert.
The juice can be used in sherbet
or frappe, in whips" or sponges or
jellied desserts. It is less salts
factory in salads for it lacks the
piquancy found in cider.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-20
Sister hood of
Temple VIII
Hold Program

Sfsterhood of Indianapolis Hebrew
Congregation will observe Presi-
dents day Tuesday at 2:15 in the
temple.
Mrs. Isaac born, president, will
give the presidents message, and
Louis Borenstein, president Of the
temple, will talk. Mrs. Caesar
AGisch. Providence, r. I, who at
tended the recent international con-
ference Of the Temple Sisterhood at
Geneva, and who is honorary vice
president Of the National Council
of Jewish Women, will be the
speaker Of the afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Jacobs, chairman of
the hospitality committee, will be
in charge Of the tea hour. A pro-
gra maas been arranged by Mrs
David Lurvey. Miss Helen Brooks,
soprano. will sing.
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MRS. MURNAN WILL
BE HONORED GUEST

Mrs. Herbert B. Thurman, the for
n1er Miss Emma Lou Richter, was
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower and bridge party at the
home Of Miss Marthalou Akers, 212
East Forty-ninth street, Saturday
night.
The hostess was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. r. G. Akers.
Decorations and appointments were
in Halloween colors and design.
Gifts were arranged under the
skirt Of an old witch. Guests with
Mrs. Murnan and her mother, Mrs.
w. G. Richter, were:
Mesdames George Walker and Thomas
McNutt; Misses Martha Lou Clinehens.
katherine Calwell, Grace Wyrick. Rose
mary BretZman. Lucille Wood, Lucinda
Smith, Betty Helm. Betty Martindale.
Bernice Johnson. &C.,.
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PARTY TO BE HELD
BY WAR MOTHERS

Marion county chapter. American
War Mothers, will hold the Septen1-
ber-October birthday party Tues
day at 1870 at the home of Mrs
Leon Jeffries, $50 North Beville
street. The Gold Star mothers, Mrs
T. P. Humphrey, Mrs. Ella Arm
strong and Mrs. Mary Mitchell will
talk on their trip to Europe. Hos
tesses will be:
Mesdames H. F. Reynolds, Austin Black,
]. T. Kutchback, Amelia Andrew, Mary
Frick, Edith Fletcher, c. NJ. Kyle, Frank
Eckert, Maud Jones, DIN Combs, Louell
A. Cooley. Martha Wright, Martha Phelps,
Mary Lingenfelter, j. 3. Fletcher. John
HarVey Ida Lannon and Armstrong ..
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PARTY GIVEN FOR
BTDE-A-WEE CLUB

Bide-a-Wee Club entertained
with wiener roast Sunday after
noon, after which they went to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin To-
wey, 416 Forest avenue.
Those who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Hibner, Misses Minnie Weis-
shar, Mary Dugan, Josephine
Adrian and Frances Howard and
James Toombs.
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Miss Billy Brown, Connersville,
was the weekend guest of Miss
Estelle Sadlier, 2209 North Capitol
avenue.
Mr.. and rs. L. NJ Daggstt,
1920 Winthrop avenue, are guests at
the Edgewater Beach hotel, Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Sparks, 1916
North Pennsylvania street, are
spending a few days III Chicago.
Mrs. Blaine A. Miller, 3433 Wash
ington boulevard, are in Atlantic
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Y. W. C. A. CLUBS
WILL HOLD DANCE

Members of clubs in the indus
trial department of the Y. w. G. A.
will hold a masked dance Thursday
night. A supper will precede festivi-
ties. Fenton Stewards Black Cats
orchestra will play.
The witches committee in charge
of arrangements includes Miss
Blanche Forester, president of the
council of departmental clubs;
Misses Marcia Holdecroft, Malvina
Smith, Josephine Seitz, Agnes Sad
Ter, Nellie Phillips, Nina Geisendorff,
Rosa Smith, Alice Parsons, Faye
Neikirk, Georgia Orff, Clara Rubles
and Dorothy Williamson. Members
of Wakiye Club wilt present a ghost
dance.
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MISS ARMSTRONG
WEBS AT KOKOMO

Announcement is made OF the
marriage Of Miss Edith Armstrong.
Kokomo to Alien Richards, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry t. Richards,
River Forest, Ill, which took place
Thursday night in Kokomo, the
Rev. Hurd Allyn Drake reading the
service.
The bride was graduated from
Penn State college She attended
the University of Illinois and is a
member of Alpha Omicron Pi and
Tri Kappa sororities. Mr.. Rich
ards was graduated from Illinois
and is a member of Kappa Delta
Rho and Theta Tau fraternities.
Among the guests was Miss Fac
Cantrell, Indianapolis.
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RUSHEES WILL BE
GUESTS AT PARTY

Members of the Alpha Epsilon
chapter, Delta Gamma Delta So
rority, will hold a masquerade party
for rusllees tonight at 1920 East
Tenth street. Mrs. Ellsworth Boyce
is chairman.
Guests will include Mrs. Homer
Woolford, Misses Helen Krinkle,
STEELE Mae Hallowell, Goldie Prevo,
Marie Woodbridge, Mary and Gladys
Mcdonald.
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RAGSDALES FETE
FRIENDS AT PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ragsdale,
5618 Lowell avenue, entertained
with a bunco party Saturday night
at their home. Decorations and ap-
pointments were in Halloween col
ors and design. Mrs. Ragsdale was
assisted by Mrs. o. M. Ragsdale.
Guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dorsey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Smith. Miss Esther Christensen. Miss
Lois Hueston. Edgar Ely and James Rags
dale.
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DAINTY FROCK FOR THE
YOUNG MISS

YOUNG MISS
1923. Graceful, youthful lines are
featured in this pleasing model.
Soft shirring is introduced on the
front and back. A shaped yoke holds
the capelet which flares gracefully
over the top of the arm.
The skirt too shows a pretty flare
at the sides. Crepe de chine, tai
feta, and printed silk may be used.
AS pictured crepe de chine in a soft
shade of pink was used, with piping
in deeper shade. Orchid or light
green taffeta is also suggested.
The pattern is cut in five sizes
8, 10, u, IA and Is years. To make
the dress for q 14-year size will re-
quire 81 yards of 39-inch material.
To finish with bias binding as shown
in the large view will require 81
yards IL inch wide.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt of IS cents in silver or
stamps.
Send II cents in silver or stamps
for our UP-TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER 193O-1931 BOOK OF
FASHIONS
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MISS SPRINGMIER
WEBS J. K. TRACY

Miss Bessie Springmier, Green's
burg, and James Kenneth Tracy,
Morgantown, were married at $3.50
Friday night at the home Of the
brides sister and brother n-IaW,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes, 802
North DeQuincy street.
The Rev. F. j. Parson read the
service. Miss Olive Springnnier,
sister of the bride, was her only a&-
tenda1lt. She wore nile green and
carried Columbia roses. William
Stewart Bussey was best man.
The bride wore turquoise blue and
carried Johanna Hill roses. Miss
Mary Esther Lawler played the pro-
gram of bridal airs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy will be at
home after Nov. l at 2140 Central
avenue.
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CHURCH WILL HOLD
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Members Of Meridian Heights
Presbyterian church will hold a
steak roast and Halloween party
Friday night from 4 to 8 at the
home of Mrs. John Huetter, Will
liams Greek estates.
Mrs. George Stout is general
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Huetter,
Mrs. Joseph Goode and Mrs. w. j.
Shields. Mrs. J. j. Sheen is in
charge of tickets; Mrs. E. G. Rubbish
and Mrs. Clara Goldrick are in
charge of the menu; Mrs. j. w.
Robbins, Mrs. H S. Pash and Mrs.
L. NJ. Mount are in charge of games.
Mr.. Schoen and Mr.. Robbins are
in charge of lighting the grounds.
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MISS BROWN WEBS
LELAND RIDGWAY

Miss Jane Louise Brown, daugh-
ter of Will G. Brown, Kokomo, and
Leland Haddon Ridgway, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Ridgway, Moores-
vile, were married at 1880 Satur-
day morning at Grace Methodist
Episcopal church, Kokomo.
Mrs. Ridgway attended Rockford
college and was graduated from the
University of Illinois. She is mem
Der of Alpha Onicron Pi and Theta
Sigma Phi sororities. Mr.. Ridgway
was graduated from Wabash college
and is province president Of Phi
Delta Theta fraternity. John Wood
ruff, indianapolis, was best man.
The couple will be at home in Ko-
komo after Nov. 1.
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WOMAN
TO BE FETED HERE

Presbyterian women of Indianap-
oils will honor Mrs. Charles Roys,
dean of Wells College, Aurora, N.
Y, with a luncheon Tuesday at the
Columbia Club. Hostess are:
Mesdames William wishard. Mansur B.
Cakes. f. L. Mitchell. Edison T. Wood.
John T. wheeler. J. Ambrose Dunkel. Ed
gar Cofman. Charles Mueller. George
Johnson. P. J. Sertell. o. T. Wingfeld. j.
W. Dodson. Walter Eicholts. William B.
Wood. c. A. Mckinney. NJ. D. Lupton.
John King and Miss Clara Schmidt.
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MASKED BALL TO
Be HELD BY CLUB

Entertainment committee of Wayne
Township Social Club met at the
residence Of Mrs. John A. Vein
brecht, 2447 West Sixteenth street,
Friday night, to arrange a. program
for the coming masked ball to be
held at Municipal Gardens Wednes-
day night.
Members Of the committee are:
Messrs. and Nesdames Ira P. Haymaker,
Carter Leap, william Conner, John Boyce,
Fred Galloway. Weinbrecht. Mesdames
Henry Lohrman. Thomas Conner. Myrtle
TRACER. Valda Hannah, WINFIELD Wood,
Misses Christine Lohrmann. Mary Lohr-
mann, Bessie Townsend.
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MISS MYERS WILL
Be PARTY HOSTESS

Members of Phi Beta Tau sorority
will be entertained with a CnlneSes
bridge party tonight at the home OF
Miss Dorothea Myers, 62S East
Morris street. This is the first rush
partv of the season.
Guests will be Misses Bess SWISH
er Gwen Mitchell, Ruth Adolay'
blanche McAllister, Lois Hut1aro'
stella Heinrich and Isabelle STOKES
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Mor1aa0e AnnOqtnced

Marriage Of Miss Bessie Johnson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
johnson, Fortville, and Russell S..
Baldwin, Chicago, took place Sat
urday at the home of the brides
parents. The Rev. Warren w. Want,
indianapolis, of1ciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin have gone
to Chicago, where they viii make
their home. The bride is graduate
OF De Paw End member Of the
DeIfa Zsfa sororifv
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new IDEA SAVES
SILK HOSE

Did you ever realize that it is the
oily excretion Of the sebaceous glands
and rubbing that keep you buying silk
hose and lingerie so often? This oil
film that next-to.skin garments absorb
is destructive TO silks, because it soft
ems and rotg the fibre. Soap and water
alone viii not cleanse it out. Only a
solvent like Energine cuts it.
Add a tablespoonful Of Energine to a
quart of lukewarm, soapy water. Wash
thoroughly, rinse well. Note the new
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washing IN just soap and water, and
your siIkez hose and undergarments
will last longer.
And don't forget millions use Ener-
CINE daily for quick removal Of dirt
and grease spots from suits, hats,
dresses, gloves. shoes. Large can 35c
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HAY RIDE WILL BE
HELD BY SORORITY

Miss Patricia Mckinley was chair
man for hay ride held Saturday
night for members of the Gamma
Phi Rho sorority and their guests.
The party went to Artesian park,
where they held a weiner roast.
Business meeting of the sorority
will be held Wednesday night at
the Y. w. c. A.
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M0rrinae Announced

Announcement Of the marriage of
Miss Winifred Norton, daughter Of
Mrs. Will j. Norton, Kokomo, to
Richard Bishop, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover A. Bishop, which took
place March 1, 1929, has been made.
The bridegroom was president of
the 1881 class at Indiana law
school
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ALPHA UPSILON
TO HOLD MEETING

Regular meeting of the Alpha
Epsilon chapter, Alpha zeta Beta
sorority, will be held at the Antlers
at Tuesday night. Pledge services
will be held for Miss Hazel Feuchter.
Final arrangements will be made
for rummage sale to be held Oct.
Is and the Halloween dinner dance
at Horse Shoe lodge, Thursday,
Oct 90
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First Dnmce Slated

First annual fall dance of St
Philips Boys Club will be held
Tuesday night in st. Philips hall
535 Eastern avenue. Among the
novelties will be a "duck derby" and
"bottle dance" Tomnie Lannahan
and his music masters will play
The dances will be given monthly.