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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25
$4,000 TO TAKE
PART IN CHILD
HEALTH WEEK
Necessity of Hygiene to Be
Stressed BY Program
April 27-May 8.

More than $4,000 school children
in the city and county will partici-
pate in Child Health week, April q
to May 3. Thursday, May day. will
be the feature of the entire week.
Special efforts to stress the neces-
sity Of child health conservation will
be made in public, private and paro-
chial schools. Posters based on the
rules of health are being made by
the children and health talks will
be given in the class rooms next
week. Addresses and demonstra-
tions by the school nurses and talks
on corrective exercises and physical
fitness by school doctors will feature
many of the programs.
PlayIets Slated
PlayletS based on health week will
be staged in many schools with most
Of the material for them being
issued by the Marion County Tuber-
culosis Association of which Miss
Mary A Meyers is executive sec
rotary.
Announcement Of blue and red
ribbon awards TO the LOO pupils
attending the indianapolis Free
Kindergartens will be made next
week by Miss Grace L. Brown, Su-
perintendent
Blue Ribbon Awards
Blue ribbon awards are made on
the following basis: Those who
naturally and normally are free
from all physical defects such as
are discoverable by limited exam
nation; those who have been cor
rected and brought up to normal
level since first examination, and
those who have met all require
ments but may have a minor defect
which does not jeopardize the
child's health"
Miss Meyers is general chairman
of Child week in Indianapolis and
Marion county. Edward A. Kahn,
Boy Scout council president and
member of the Indianapolis Com
munity Fund directorate, is chair
man Of the health education COM
mittee sponsoring the noon meet
ing at the Columbia Club Thurs
day at which DR.. Richard A. Bolt
of Cleveland, O.. will give a talk
on child health. Representative
of city and county health promot-
ing agencies, including teachers,
school doctors and nurses are ex-
pected to attend.
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0AKLAND0N H. S. TO
PRESENT DIPLOMAS
Commencement Exercises Will Be
Held Monday for Graduates.

uCAu NAOuNdJ IOI GEduudICSs
Graduates of Oaklandon high
school will receive diplomas at COM
mencement exercises in the Oaklan-
don Universalist church at 8 Mon
day night.
Address will be delivered by the
Rev. Arthur McDeVitt, and
diplomas will be presented by Fred
T. GLADDEN., county schools super
intendent. Music will be furnished
by the school orchestra and glee
club.
Members of the graduating class
are: Chalmer Bratten, Robert
Castetter, Edwin Farmer, Gladys
Hollenbeck, Loleta Mcconnell,
Charles McCord, Lester McGinnis,
Richard Mehaffey, Martha Mock,
and Addie Van Laningham.
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WASHINGTON GIRL GOES
TO FINALS IN DEBATE
irginia Miller VIII Represent
Seventh District.


Virginia Miller, of Washington
high school. Indianapolis. will rep
resent the Seventh district in the
finals Of the state high school dis
cuSSion contest at Indiana uni
verSity today.
Contestants viii discuss the
question. Does Indiana Need a New
Constitution They will be honored
at Q banquet in the Student build
ing OF the university tonight, at
which Herman King, Tau Kappa
Alpha honorary debating fraternity
president, viii act as POSTMASTER.
Winners Of first. second, and third
places in the final meet will be
awarded gold. silver, and bronze
medals and cash prizes
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Sits on Electric Bulb; Succumbs
BB United Press
SOUTHEND, England, April 25.-
Andrew Berry, n, who sat down or
an electric light bulb, died in a hos
pital from his injuries.
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SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED
Many IL. S. Pupils Have Applied for
$500 KrOger Award.

$500 KrOger Award.
officials of the Kroger Grocery
and Baking Company's scholarship
committee here report that the
committee has received a number
of applications from indianapolis
high school pupils for the $500
scholarship award to be made at the
close of the school year.
This scholarship has been insti-
tuted by the Kroger company to
help pupils continue their higher
education. Last years winners
were Miss Mary Edwards, who is
attending Northwestern university,
and Miss Janet LeSauliner, a stu
dent at Byrn Mawr.
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Washington
BY MARSHALL SMITH

News topics were discussed at the
last regular meeting Of the Wash
ington Civic Guest Club by Miss
Marcella Beamen and Miss Shirley
Harvey.
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Allan Harlan, member Of the
Washington Hi-Y club served on the
committee for the induction cere-
mony held in Central Y. NJ. G. A
Tuesday night.
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Dates for the senior class play
have been set for May and 9. The
play will consist of three parts,
"Jass and Minuet," Grandma Pulls
the Strings" and 1.-The Six Who
Pass While the Lentils Boil"
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Plans for putting Municipalities on
pictures in the high school hall we're
considered by the Science club at its
meeting Tuesday.
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Miss Elsie jacobson, representa-
tive of the Indianapolis Y. w. G. A.
addressed the girls of the social
science and civic problems classes on
"The Meaning of Girl Reserves"
Tuesday.
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Clinton Girl
HOnOred at
Bridge Fete

Mrs. H. K. Weirick. 1850 Carroll
ton avenue entertained this after
noon with a bridge party and mis-
cellaneous shower at the Columbia
Club in honor of Miss Ruth Briggs
Clinton, whose marriage to Wake
field GarTish Of Clinton will take
place June 10.
At serving time, the table was
centered with pink orchid and blue
flowers. carrying out the brides
color scheme. Appointments were
in the same colors.
Guests with Miss Briggs we're Mrs.
Curtis Lowden, Mrs. George Nc
Reynolds, Mrs. Maxwell Johnson,
Mrs. John Wesley Reeder. Miss
Grace James and Miss Derexa Pen
treath, of Clinton; Mrs. Paul s.
Schaff, Chicago; Miss Melissa Jane
Polk, Mrs. Samuel Runyon. Mrs.
Ralph Minnick. Mrs. George Swain,
Mrs. Ray Briggs. Mrs. Kearsley
Urich, Miss Nancy Hurd. Frankfort,
and Miss Avelyn Armitage, Good
land.
Mrs. Ray Briggs will entertain
with bridge party Wednesday in
honor of MSS Briggs.
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BYide-EIect
HOnOrgd at
Club Party

Miss Caroline Sweeney enter
tanned today with luncheon and
bridge at the Highland Golf and
Country Club in honor Of Miss Eve
lyn Barnes whose marriage to Jere~
miah Lawrence Cadick will take
place Saturday, June z, at high
noon. in the Mckee chapel of the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
The luncheon table was centered
with a Ions low basket of roses,
delphinium and daises. and lighted
by cream colored taperS in green
holders. Table appointments also
were in green.
Guests with the bride ELECT were
Mrs. John James Cooper, Mrs. Will
liam Kern, Mrs. william Jungclaus,
Mrs. Edward Anderson, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Haerle, Miss Martha Fitton,
Miss Edith Anne Stafford, Miss
Marea Haueisen, Miss Carolyn Rich
ardson and Miss Amelia Brown,
Louisville. Miss Brown is the house
guest of Mrs. Haerle.
Miss Haueisen will entertain FRI
day with supper In honor of Miss
Barnes and Mr.. Cadick.
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UNITE IN PARTY FOR
BRIDE OF JUNE II

Miss Pauline Cleary and Miss
Odelia Bauman entertained Tues
DAY night at Miss Bauman's home,
S0S East Minnesota street, with a
personal shower in honor of Miss
Lucille Fuller, whose marriage to
Eugene Ruff will take place June
IL az st. GATHERINGS church.
Decorations and appointments
we're in the bridal colors, pink,
green. yellow and orchid.
Guests with the bride-elect we're
Mrs. Earl Cox, Misses Mabel Nc
Govern, Pauline Mullen. Bernadette
Murphy, Anna Custard, Inez
Custard, Mary Spellman, Carrie
Dwenger, Cecilia Bauman, Helen
Ryan and Betty Gootee.
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of so many people. Konjola is really
proven medicine designed TO bring
thorough relief and it's record shows
that it has built up a great sale be-
cause of it's merit. There is nothing
magical in the record of this modern
medicine, and it is not made to relieve
everything. But what Konjola has
done, however, for sufferers from many
Of the common ailments Of the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels and rheuma-
tism, neuritis and nervousness, COM
msnds the attention and respect Of
every thinking man or woman. Con-
slider for a moment, the experience Of
Mr. Adrien Jouan. 40 East New York
street, indianapolis. The Konjola Man
at Hooks Dependable Drug Store, Illi-
nois and Washington streets, this city,
knows of countless such cases, and will
gladly tell you about them. They con-
stitute a simple record Of fact which
every sufferer should know. See him
today. Here is Mr.. Jouans experience T,
as he related it to the Konjola Man:
at has been year since took Kon-
jola and not one Of my ailments have
ever returned. Before taking this won
derful medicine l suffered terribly with
sharp pains around my heart which
were. no doubt, caused from gas on
my stomach. ! became weak. rundown
and nervous. My kidneys were in bad
cor dition. and my back ached con-
gtantiy l had headaches and dizzy
spells. Finally became so bad had
to give up my work as chef.
while trying first one medicine and
then another ! noticed an endorsement
of Konjola in the paper and decided to
see II 1t would help me. Well. Konjola
went right to work and quickly
drought improvement. By the time l
had finished the fourth bottle l was
able to return to work. / continued
with Konjola until every last one Of
my ailments were conquered. feel
better than / have In years, and give
this remarkable medicine, Konjols, all
the credit"
Is not that the kind Of medicine suf-
ferers need and want-one that brings
complete and lasting relief from their
ills? kOajola has won and kept MIL
lion friends just by making good. I
The Konjola Man Is at the Hook
Dependable Drug Store. Illinois and
Washington streets, indianapolis, where
he Is meeting this public daily, explain
ing the merits on this new and different
TREE SAMPLES GIVEN BIZ THE
K0NJ0LA MAN
~ s-Adrertissment-
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BURNING FEET
The New Way to End
Distress in 20 Minutes
THE ENGLISH WAY

If you want to instantly relieve
weary, inf1amed, burning feet you
must first REMOVE THE CAUSE.
And the general cause of most
foot troubles is harmful acids and
poisons which accumulate in the
tens of thousands of foot pores
which only the Oxygen in Radox
can force out.
Immediately rid your pores of
these troubleSfnakers by soaking
your feet for 20 minutes in Won
derfully soothing, cleansing, revital-
izing Radox Footbath. You'll be
aStonished at how marvelously
sCothed and cooled your feet will be
walk all next day with greatest
comforts
Radox is guaranteed to give any
one f1awleSS feet or money back
and that means painful feet
sweaty feet-corns, bunions and
csllouses. Get Radox at Hooks De-
rendabie Drug Store or any drug
store. Read directions Advertise.
menk
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Ludy
to Become
June Bride

Mrs. Charles S. Ludy, 2423 Park
avenue. announced the engagement
of her sister-in-law, Miss Mary
Ludy. to. Herbert H. Behrent at a
bridge party Wednesday night at
her home.
Miss Ludy is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Ludy and MI.
Behrent is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Behrent, els North New
Jersey street.
The wedding will take place June
IA at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church at 8. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dugdale will be the only attendants.
Attended Purdue
Miss Ludy is member OF Delta
Theta Tau sorority. Mr.. Behrent
attended Purdue university, and Is
a member of Alpha Tau Omega fra
ternity.
Decorations carried out the
brides colorS, orchid green and vel
low. The bridge tables at serving
time were laid with orchid covers
and were centered with orchid pas
kets of orange blossoms and daisies.
Green crystal service was used.
Dates to Be Set
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Jean Stout of Button. Guests in
Guided Mrs. Evelyn De Weese, Mrs.
Louis O'Connor, Mrs. Dugdale, Mrs.
David Burton, Mrs. Joseph Henry
Mrs. E. R. Allen Miss Evelyn Rob-
inson, Miss Georgianna Bender,
Button; Miss Mildred Lykins, Miss
Mary Bishop and Miss Pauline
Coffin.
Mrs. Burton will entertain in Miss
Ludy's honor next Thursday. Dates
for Mrs. Dugdale's and Miss Collins
parties have not yet been set.
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Luncheon Held
at Rural Home
by Mrs. Kelly

Mrs. Robert Emmett Kelly enter
tanned today with bridge-lunch-
con at her country home on Carson
road in honor of Mrs. Dorothy
Mooney, st. Paul, Mimi. and Miss
Helen Canty, Altoona, Pa.
The house and the luncheon table
was decorated with spring flowers.
Guests included Mrs. j. J. Cole Jr..
Mrs. Richard M. Hennessey, Mrs.
Thomas Close, Mrs. Fendrick, Mrs.
c. X. Smith, Mrs. L. D. Foster,
Mrs. r. w. HennesSey, Mrs. Rodney
Perkins, Mrs. Barrett Woodsmall,
Mrs. William Stevenson Jr., Mrs.
George Spiegel, Mrs. Dana Rollings,
Evansville; Miss Sally Mackey, AL
toona, and Mrs. Ruth Mckenzie.
Mrs. Harold Bartholomew. 5769
Washington boulevard, entertained
with two tables of bridge Wednes-
day night for Mrs. Mooney.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Pugh, De-
troit, have come to spend the week
end with Mr.. Pugh's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Pugh, 406l East
Tenth street.
Mrs. Sidney Aronson and her
daughter, Johan Aronson, 450a
North Delaware street, have re-
turned from a visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stevens
Reading, Pa. are visiting Mrs. Stew
ems sister, Mrs. Hugh Knippenberg,
and Mr.. Knippenberg, 800 Maple
road boulevard.
Among the Indianapolis guests at
the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chi
cago are Miss Helen l.. Clark, SIT
Powell place; C. F. Barney, 1851
University avenue; Walter H. Huel
lis East Thirty third street; Charles
w. Legeman. 3645 Carrollton ave-
nue.; Harry C. Marvin, sos West
Fortieth street: M. R, Scott, 5216
winthrop avenue; Robert Sure
want. 5245 North New Jersey street
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. Walton
Golden Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Magnuson
Halifax. N. s., will be the guests
this weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. S
F. Mccain, 1904 North Linwood
avenue. Mr.. Magnuson is Ameri-
can consul at Halifax. Before re-
turning to Halifax Mr.. and Mrs
MagnuSon will visit his parents in
Chicago.
Mrs. Bart Brandmaier, her two
daughters, Miss Billie Brandmaier
and Miss Cecilia Brandmaier, and
her son Helmoot, I'll Woodlawn ave.
nue., and Miss Josephine Singer
will leave Sunday for New York
They will sail Tuesday on the CO.
lumbus for a three months stay in
Europe.
Joseph Murphy. Chicago, formerly
of Indianapolis, will come to Indi-
annapolis for the races. He will be
the guest of Max Rocker, q West
st. Joseph street.
Miss Viola Martin and Gordon
Smith, Covington. KY, will be the
guests of Miss Ethel Bevan, 184S
North Talbot street. for the races
and over the weekend. They will
attend several parties to be given
in honor of Miss Beva and her
fiancs. Charles E. Carroll Jr.
John Trenck. Chicago, will be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Kelly,
2126 North New Jersey street, for
the races and over the weekend.
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Ephimar Literary Club observed
guest day Wednesday with luncheon
at Ye Olde Maple inn. The lunch
con table was centered with a huge
basket of pink and white peonies
and lighted by orchid tapers. Mrs.
E. j. Molen, Mrs. Matt Harris, Mrs.
Hugh Scudder and Mrs. Pearl De-
dert were hostesSes.
Following the luncheon pro-
gram was given. Mrs. Gordon B.
Mess was chairman. Mrs. Dedert
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PARIS. May 20.

PARIS, May ~.
Eve always liked monkey fur.
4 There's something so wispy visit
full about it, if you see what mean.
And I seize with relish upon the
fact that it is quietly and all in its
own good time coming back to ia
vor.
Monkey fur and fringe seem
synonymous to me. They aren't, OF
course, but you don't mind if I
think so, do you? And just maybe
to prove that I'm not so goofy after
all, speaking anonymously, OF
course, fringe also is making a slow
but sure way back into favor.
This article, however, is to be
about monkey fur and not about
fringe! And as to money fur, one
sees it trimming many of the sum-
mer dresses and coats, especially, OF
course, those in black and those in
white, and some in red.
Remember, I told you about the
lovely Martial ct Armand ensemble
in white heavy lace coat and the
band of monkey fur around the bot
tom? A white lace hat with cou-
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Ephimar Literary Club Holds
Guest Day Luncheon at Inn

sang Spring Has Come and NAM
my" and Mrs. Ed c. Wischmeier
gave a group of piano numbers. A
trio, Mrs. Dedert, Mrs. j. j. Wanner
and Mrs. S. w. Gray, presented sew
eral songs, and Mrs. Annie Brook
hart, Mrs. Wanner and Mrs. J. Ed
win Rogers gave readings.
Guests included Mrs. E. r
Wright, Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs. w
j. Miller, Mrs. Donald Underwood
Mrs. A. L. Vestal and Mrs. Jennings
Ebert, Florida.
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Fourth Annual
Hospital Guild
Breakfast Set

Fourth annual June breakfast OF
the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
be held in the Claypool, Riley room
at II, Thursday, June 10, Mrs.
Charles Hogate. guild president, has
announced. Mrs. Hogate also an
nounced the standing committees
for the year as follows:
Hospital: Mrs A. ]. Hueber, chair
man; Mrs. C. NJ. Stephens and Mrs.
A. w. Fleming. Ways and means:
Mrs. Warren G. Harrell, chairman;
Mrs. Fred Fox, Mrs. Albert Mcguire,
Mrs. o. P. Bundy, Mrs. Robert Mot
tern, Mrs. w. M. Seward. Sewing:
Mrs. J. F Ward, chairman; Mrs.
Floe Kennon.
Patients birthdays: Mrs. Samuel
B. Taylor. Social, Mrs. Ira Fisher,
chairman; Mrs. Roy w. Houser,
Mrs. William Hesse, Miss Alice
Velsey, and Miss Margaret Nc
Farland. Flower, Mrs. Daniel T.
Weir, chairman; Mrs. o. G. Taylor.
Program, Mrs. o. M. Richardson,
chairman; Miss Pearl Randall.
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MISS EDITH SNYDER
GUEST OF HONOR

Miss Edith Snyder, whose mar
riage to Donald Reagan, Detroit,
will take place Sunday, was the
guest of honor at a bridge party
given Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Myra White, 1922 Michigan
street.
Guests with the bride-elect were
Mrs. George w. Ferris, Mrs. Ian
Small, Miss Isabelle Small, Miss
Marie Zorn, and Miss Nellie Smith.
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Annual May Breakfast Is Held
by Officials of Y. w. c.. A.

ness girls secretary of the central
association, who will become stu
dent secretary at Indiana univer-
sity; Miss Verna Nash, instructor
of dancing, who will be married to
Franklin George. Decatur. ILL.,, in the
fall, and Miss Elsa Jacobsen, assist
ant girl reserve secretary, who will
go to Minneapolis to become girl
reserve executive secretary.
Miss Ruth S. Milligan, education
secretary, has accepted the position
OF executive secretary of the south
side branch of the Indianapolis Y.
w. G. A.
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PLAY PRESENTED
BY SCHOOL CAST

Members of the cast which pre-
sented scenes from THE Merchant
Of Venice" at the May pageant at
Jackson school, Teachers College OF
Indianapolis, Wednesday were:
Ruth Kohl, Esther Kohl, Marilee
Leonberger, Jane Sumner, Margaret
Fisher, Richard Goldman, Addison
johnson, Glen Farmer, Richard
Scott, Morris Williams, Robert
Scott, Joe AXE and Chaplin Smith,
Martha MacDougall was queen of
the fairies.
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pie of million dollars worth of black
cigarettes all around the back of it
was worn with this outfit.
Tollman has a black flshnet dress,
with large blue velvet dots on it,
entirely banded in monkey fur at
the bottom. Some one else has a
lovely short white evening coat
trimmed in monkey fur.
So get out your monkey furs while
We may, before all the world and
her sister beats you to it, and
monkey fur loses out in snlartness.
Il
THIS is the first time since this
l. fashion column began that Swe
have been able to remember to
show you the brides costumes OF
the season. So this time we're
doing it up right, by showing you
the three most beautiful ones in all
Paris! Today it's Patou's bride
and bridesmaid, the bride in a
beautiful gown of the traditional
white satin that depends upon line
for it's stately graciousness and
charm, and the bridesmaid in
pale blue faille with chiffon col
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RACE VISITORS TO
BE DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Martindale,
1854 North Delaware street. will en-
terrain sixteen guests at dinner to-
night in honor of their house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tyler. Louis
vile, here to attend the races.
The Martindales will entertain
after the races with a dinner at the
Indianapolis Country Club for twelve
guests.
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PAGEANT WRITTEN
BY PUPILS GIVEN

One hundred and fifty guests at
tended the fifth annual May fes-
tival and pageant given Wednesday
by students of the Orchard day
school. The pageant was "Ye Fes-
tival of Merrie Englande."
The pageant, written by the chill
dren, was under supervision of the
principal, Chester H. Matravers, as
sisted by Miss Jane Bauer, Miss
Gertrude Carpenter, Miss Violet
Cole and Robert Davidson. A sale
of articles made by the children in
the workshops of the school followed
the entertainment.
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MISS HARTMAN GIVEN
BRIDGE AND SHOWER

Mrs. Robert Greely. IA West
Forty-fourth street, entertained this
afternoon with two tables of bridge
and green and white kitchen shower
in honor of Miss Dorothy Jane
Hartman, whose marriage to James
A. Carvin will take place June IA.
Guests with the pride-elect were
Miss Katherine Driscoll, Miss Alline
Driscoll, Miss Mary Elizabeth Dris-
coll, Miss Betty Preston, Miss Mary
Mills and Miss Mildred LYkinS.
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Install NeaU Officers

Miss Evelyn Pinnick was installed
as president of Alpha chapter,
Omega Pi Tau sorority, at Ye Olde
Maple inn Wednesday night. Other
officers installed were: Vice-preSi-
dent, Miss Florence Siford; CORES
ponding secretary, Miss Ruth
Thomas; recording secretary. Miss
Ruth Cox: treasurer, Miss Gladys
Craig; attorney general, Miss Mary
Stark: seargeant-at-arms. Miss
Eloise Amacher. and publicity man
ager. Mrs. Violet McCarty.
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MISS TERWILLIGER
is SHOWER GUEST

Miss Helen Terwiliger, 1926 East
Thirty sixth street, entertained with
a bridge party and surprise miscel-
laneous shower Wednesday night at
her home in honor Of Miss Anna
Hickman, bride-elect.
Guests were Mrs. Mildred Rus
sell, Miss Patricia Elliott, Miss Ruth
Dunn, Miss Jeanette eHnley, Miss
Ruth Henley, Miss Sarah Newland,
Miss Dorothy Newland, Miss lola
Smith, Philena Argo, Miss La Won
Swisher and Miss Edith Boersig.