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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-22
RErT. Hrnr rnnAY
OUT OUR WAY

BEGIN HERE TODAY
DAN RoRIMER, tempeTamentsl young
man cf HOLLYWOOD. can't get along with
Q studio executive At Continental pictures
and tears I'd his contract as scenario
writer and asks to be fred But he isn't.
Dan Is interested In ANNE WINTER.
Girl from Tulsa. Okla. who has SHOWN
enough ability 70 warrant a screen test
and a decent part in a picture.
Dan lives with PAUL COLLIER, VINO
writes 4 daily movie column for string
Of newspapers. Anne lives with two eN-
ira girls EVA HARLEY and MONA
MORRISON. 1850,
a famous director named GARRY
SLOAN has shown some interest IN
Anne. hardly enough. however. 20 Wsr-
rant any high hopes. LOUISE Wal
KINS. writer for movie ian megazlnesy
informs Dan that she has neaLo
ruu-ors Of the sale Of Continental PIC
lures 70 Lawson Brothers
Meanwhile. Annie is making Eooo ~
Grand United. Sloan sees her on the SCI
one dav and asks her n she has con-
tract When she saws no. ne SAYS some
thing must Be done about that.
NOW GO on WITH The SURF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
CARD PARTIES

Disabled American Veterans of
the World war are sponsoring a
card party to be given Friday at
$3.50 at the home of Otto Casper,
524 Middle drive. Woodruff Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper head the COM
mittee in charge.
Altar Society of st. Roch's church
will hold its regular tournament
card party in the hall, 5000 South
Meridian street, Sunday afternoon
and night. Mrs. Helen v. Costello
is hostess, assisted by Mesdanes Ed
ward Dietz ST.. Pearl Burning, Leo
Little. Otto Dietz, Edward Dietz Jr..
Harold Dietz, Ella Welsh, irwin
Dietz, J. c. Linder, Joseph Colbert
and Fred Wallace. Supper will be
served from 5 to Z. Free transpor-
tatfon will be provided from the
South Meridian street car line.
st. Patrick's Social Club will en-
terrain with card party at 2:30
Friday in the hall, Prospect street.
Fidelity Review No. 140, w. B. A.,
will hold a euchre, bunco and lotto
party at $3.50 Friday at 116 East
Maryland street. Mrs. Thomas Gray
is in charge.
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PERSONALS

Miss Margery Taylor, New York,
has been spending several days with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. James
H. Taylor, 1903 North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs. Major Taylor, 3433 Wash
ington boulevard, and Mrs. Fred
erick Wallick, 946 North Meridian
street, are among indianapolis per-
sons spending several days at At
lantic City.
Miss Frances David, 29O1 Ruckle
street, has as her guest Miss Lillian
Loveless, Lafayette. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Searle, 1921
North Meridian street, are in Allan
tic City, where they are stopping at
the characterization Hall.
Mrs. Edward R. Hall, 1888 Gull
ford avenue, has as her guest her
niece, Miss Frances McNutt, Oak
Park, Ill.
Mrs. Harold j. Purvis and daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie Anne Purvis, 315
West Thirty-second street, will leave
Friday for Ottawa, Canada, where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Ruth Thomas, 3545 Fall
Creek boulevard, is spending the
week in Greenfield, O..
DR.. and Mrs. D. o. Kearby and
Miss Frances Kearby. 1920 Washing
ton boulevard, are in Atlantic City
for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Habbe,
4S48 Central avenue, have gone to
Mackinac Island, Mich. They also
will visit at Lake Geneva, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson G. Trone,
1899 Broadway, will go to their sum-
mer home at Lake Maxinkuckee
Saturday.
Miss Jane Martin, Highland Park,
is the guest of Miss Virginia Witt
1921 North Meridian street. Miss
Witt and Miss I1artin were class
mates at the Finch school, New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Croel F. Gender, $500
College avenue. will go to their sum-
mer home at Lake Maxinkuckee the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Rubbish, BIOS
North Meridian street, will go to
Three Lakes, Wis, the first of next
week.
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Family Menus
BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

If you would serve your iced tea
as fragrant and sparkling as the
hot beverage, choose the brand
with arcs and keep in mind the
following suggestions:
In making tea to be iced, allow
twice as much dry tea for each cup
as for a hot drink.
Make the tea exactly as if it
we're to be used hot. That is,
scald the tea pot and when thor
oughly heated pour out scalding
water. Add tea and pour over
freshly boiling water. Let steep"
for five minutes and serve at once.
Pour Tea on Ice
To serve, fill glasses full of
coarsely cracked ice or one-third
full of Clipped or shaved ice. Pour
tea on the ice, taking care not to
touch the glass with the hot tea.
Freshly brewed, we'll made tea
poured over ice is not at all the
same beverage that is made very
strong and cooled and weakened
with water and finally served with
a piece of ice to tinkle.
The first is clear with delicate
fragrance and taste, while the
second is cloudy with a bitter
puckery taste no matter how much
it is weakened or Sweetened.
Powdered sugar is better to serve
with iced tea than granulated. The
advantage of this is that powdered
sugar dissolves in cold liquid more
easily than the coarser granulated
variety.
Serve Orange or Lemon
Either the Juice or sections of
lemon or orange are served with
iced tea. The juice served in a
small pitcher or bowl with a cream
ladle is liked by many persons bet
ter than the sections of fruit.
A simple syrup" often is used in
place of sugar. This syrup is con-
venient to keep on hand during
the summer months, because it COM
bines more quickly with fruit juices
than plain sugar.
To make simple syrup, put one
cup grapulated sugar and one-half
cup water in smooth sauce pan.
Bring to the boiling point, cover
and boil five minutes.
This is a rather thick, concen-
trated syrup. One tablespoonful
will be enough to sweeten a glass
Of tea for the average taste.
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.PRIESTESS OF SHRINE
is LUNCHEON GUEST

j. Mrs. U. H. Delendorfer of Wheel
ing. w. Va, past grand high
priestess of the Ladies Oriental
Shrine of North America, was
honor guest at luncheon given to-
day at the SEVERN by Mrs. w. F..
Evans. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. w. D. Keenan,.
Guests included Mrs. Mary Hub
bard, Mrs. r. N. Allen, Mrs. w. F.
Swope, Mrs. c. H. Blume, Mrs. R. L.
Craig, Mrs. Leonard Sharp, Mrs.
Lloyd Tucker, Mrs. E. F. Madinger,
Mrs. Ruthana Kersting, Mrs. Noah
Anglin, Mrs. Lon Tracy, Mrs. j. D.
Smith, Mrs. c. D. Yeager, Mrs. Fern
Mullen, Mrs. Hans L. Karstadt. Mrs.
William L. Hoy, Mrs. Andrew lie
bold, Mrs. Kenneth Glass, Mrs.
Martin Birk and Mrs. Ralph Dyson
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Recent Bride
to Be Guest at
Bridge-ShO1Cer

Mrs. Berg D. Moore, who before
her recent marriage was Miss
Dorothy Kelley, will be the honor
guest at a miscellaneous shower and
bridge party to be given tonight by
Miss Edna Lamkin and Miss Nellie
Modlin at Miss Lamkin'S home, 721
Wallace avenue.
Garden flowers will decorate the
house. Appointments and favors
will be in pink and blue. The gifts
will be presented at the end of a
treasure hunt.
Guests with Mrs. Moore will be
Mesdames Gerritt Bates. Edwin To-
hey, Thomas F. Kelley, Misses Ruth
Brown, Mary Henry, Florence Cad
dis, Norma Ryan, Mildred Sullivan,
Ruth Pottage, Wee Lenahan, Cath
crime Healy. Mildred Flaningam,
Pauline Taylor and Helena Swan
wick.
Mrs. j. S. Modlin and Mrs. James
w. Lamkin will assist their daugh-
tiers.
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Seniors to Be
Entertained BY
Sorority Group

Tri Psi sorority viii entertain
seniors of the Delta Delta sorority
of Butler university Friday at
breakfast at the Columbia Club.
Honor guests will be Miss Maja
Brcwnlee, Miss Dorothy Beightol
Miss Marian Katterhenry, Miss
Grace Avels, Miss Imogene Pierson
Miss Elizabeth Bowman and their
mothers, Mrs. D. T. Brownlee, Mrs
R. P. Beightol, Mrs. George Avels
Mrs. Harry D. Bowman, Mrs. Will
liam Wiese, house mother, and Mrs
Charles PierSon of Kennard.
The breakfast tables will be deco
rated with pansies, the sorority
flower. The seniors will receive
gifts. Mrs. Thomas Bowser is chair
man of the social committee and
will be assisted by Mrs. C. r. Mat
theWs.
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Surprise Shower Is Given in
Honor of Miss Ruth Cox

lighted with gold tapers in violet
crystal holders, tied with violet tulle,
the sorority colors. The hostess
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. G.
M. Amacher
Guests with the bride-elect were
Mesdames Stanley Williams, Charles
Killion. Robert Craig, Esther HUFF
fard, Earl mccarthy, Paul Thompson,
G. w. Gustafson, Misses Marcella
Smith, Adeline Phillips, Evelyn Pin
nick, Thelma Wabnitz, Dorothy
Hayden, Gladys Potts, Margaret
Brady. Alice Brady, Catherine Nit
chell, Florence Seifert, Mary Stark,
Betty Walters, Laura Neidlinger,
Reba Hurley, Margaret Casey, Ruth
Thomas, Phyllis Dragstein.
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Council of
State Group
Will Meet

Miss Mabel E. Ward, Union
City, new president of the Indiana
Federation, Business and Profess
sional Women's Clubs, has called a
meeting Of the state council to be
held Sunday at the Claypool hotel.
District directors will be elected,
the place of next years convention
chosen, the date will be set for the
annual state picnic and plans for
the Labor day house party at West
Baden will b. made.
The council will also discuss
plans for the regional conference
Of the national federation to be held
July 10, IL and - at Gary, Miss
Emma Claus is president of the
hostess club.
States comprising the region are
Indiana, Minnesota, Illinois, Wis
consin, Michigan and Iowa. Mrs.
Rose Cunningham, DeS Moines, Ia,
is chairman of the division. This
is the first year regional meetings
have been held.
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Miss EndSley
Is Hostess at
Chapter Party

Alpha Delta Tau sorority held
initiation services Wednesday night
for Mrs. Hazel Turner, Misses Ann
Doll, Elizabeth Breen and Hannah
Lynch, at the home of Miss Betty
Endsley, 218 North keystone avenue,
The ceremony was followed by a
social hour. At serving time decora-
tons carried out the sorority colors,
pink and green. The hostess was
assisted by Miss Helen Gill.
Members present included Mrs.
Eunice Haynes, Misses Betty Lee,
Genevieve Lee, Blanche Tyler,
Katherine Bland, Kathryn Gill,
Helen Gill, Mary O'Connor, Mary
Hayes and Margaret Moylan.
The sorority will entertain June
81 with dinner dance at the Sew
erin. Entertainers during the dinner
hour will be Misses Dorothy Faucet
and Mary Elizabeth Karstadt. pu-
pills of JAG Broderick.
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Perfect Fit
in Shoulder
Is Feature
BY JULIA BLANSHkRD
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK, June 12.-Getting
into straight jacket can be a
pleasurel Some of the summers
most fiattering and smartest cos
tunes affect them.
The curious thing about the new
jackets Of this type is the way they
avoid any suggestion Of casual nom
chalance, the prime characteristic
of the sports cardigan which they
resemble
BY careful workmanship, by per-
feet fit through the shoulder, by
unusual sleeves and detailed finish,
these new straight jackets are the
epitome of meticulous elegance.
Sleeve Gives Distinction
Lanvin uses a little straight line
jacket to complete her dinner en-
semble Of exclusive printed chiffon
in soft tones of green's and blues.
Its scarf sleeve gives it distinction.
1t can be worn swinging loose or
held draped around the body, as 1t
is done in the picture. Without it,
the lovely evening gown, with a
deep square neck and full skirt, Is
perfect for the ballroom later.
Fit for a fastidious woman is the
Louiseboulanger ensemble of dotted
navy blue taffeta with its straight
line Jacket fitting to perfection
across the shoulders, with its sleeves
tight at the wrists and the lower
edge finished in triple rows Of braid.
Skirt Is Wrap-Around
The frock that goes with the
Jacket has one of the new neck
lines that make it easy to be pretty.
It's skirt is the new wrap-around
cut which gives ample fullness and
yet is such a welcome change from
the ubiquitous circular or pleated
effects.
For wear with summer daytime
or sports ensembles, fabric shoes,
bag and belt ensembles are new and
intriguing. They ask a plain colored
outfit. leaving the decorative touches
for themselves.
A set Of this type from Shoecraft
Salon uses the newest and most
favored summer tones in its en-
broidery, blue and pink.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12

Bridal Rites
Are Slated

Miss Alice Wallace, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar j. Wallace, 1928
Central avenue, and DR.. Wayne j.
Krider of Greencastle, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Krider, Brazil, are
to be married tonight in candle
light ceremony at at st. PauPS
Episcopal church.
The Rev. Lewis Brown, pastor of
the church, will read the service.
The altar will be banked with palms
and ferns and decorated with clus-
tiers of daisies.
Clarence Carson, organist, will
play program of bridal airs pre-
ceding the ceremony.
Miss Katharine Hanna will be
maid of honor. She will wear or
child chiffon, made with fitted
bodice and f1ared skirt. She will
wear Claudius Pernet roses in her
hair and will carry an arm bou-
quet of them, combined with del
phinium.
Wear Similar Gowns
Miss Christina Valentine and Miss
Ellouise Myers, bridesmaids, will
wear green and carry Briarclih
roses and Shasta daisiesS and Miss
Myers viii wear pink. Her bouquet
will be the same as Miss Valentines.
They all will wear crystal necklaces,
gifts of the bride.
DR.. Robert McGeorge, Lafayette,
will be best man, Dr. Delmar Curry
and Carl Brinkman will be ushers.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her brother, Harry K. Wal
lace. Her gown will be Of ivory satin,
the bodice fitted over the hips, and
the f1ared skirt sweeping in the
back into train. Her tulle veil
will have a cap of duchesse lace and
she will carry a sheaf of Easter lilies
with shower of baby'S breath.
Reception at Club
Following the ceremony there will
be reception for the immediate
families and few friends at the
Columbia Club. Mrs. Wallace will
receive in beige lace, and Mrs. Kri-
der will wear beige chiffon. Mrs.
Wallace will have a shoulder cor
sage of Claudius Pernet roses. Mrs.
Kriders will be talisman roses, and
Miss Ethel Krider, the sister of the
bridegroom, who will wear green
chiffon, will have a corsage of Pre-
nier Supreme roses.
The couple will leave Immediately
for southern motor trip, which
will include Asheville, N. c., and At
lanta, Ga. The bride will travel in
a white wool crepe ensemble with
matching accessories. They will be
at home in Greencastle after July l.
Among the guests from out of
town who will attend the wedding
are Mr.. and Mrs. John Jaqua, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hosea and Ralph
Shively, Greencastle; Mrs. Donald
Donno, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Weaver, Terre Haute; Mrs. Melvin
Arbuckle and Mrs. Elizabeth
Schultz, Brazil.
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MRS. EDWARDS TO
TALK AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. j. F. Edwards VIII talk en-
Living With the Stars" at the
luncheon meeting of the AltruSa
Club, Friday at 1915 at the Co
lumbia Club. Miss Estora Whitaker
is chairman in charge of the affair.
AT recent board meeting the
following members were selected to
serve on the nominating committee:
Blue ticket, Hazel Williams, chair
man; Nell Warren, Mabel Cutlery,
Mamie Bass and Anna Glaska.
White ticket. Lyca Coll, chairman;
Mary Jane Sturgeon. Janice Berlin.
Min Hardegan and Mary Meyers.
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WRIGHTS ENTERTAIN
FOR BRIDAL PAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Wright
entertained Wednesday night at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club with a
dinner'in honor of Miss. Josephine
Brown and their son, Harold E.
Wright Jr., whose marriage will take
place Saturday, June q at the
Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church.
Covers we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright, Miss Brown, Mr. Wright,
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis j. Brown; Miss Gertrude
Brown, Miss Hilda Griffith, Miss
Isabel Hanson and Richard Wright.
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Fez0 Groups
KnOzU When
to DiSband
BIZ MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON
This country would be benefited
vastly if about so per cent of its
organizations could disband. Let us
examine particularly those managed
by women.
I realize that in saying this I shall
bring down upon my head the wrath
of many. Nevertheless the fact is
that while it's comparatively easy
to organize, it's practically impos-
sible to dissolve a club. Yet there
is nothing unreasonable in the idea
Organizations, like individuals, dc
finish with job. And when a goal
is reached it's customary to stop
running.
Its Task Was Done
Let us take, first, the Womans
Christian Temperance Union. This
was, in its day, a splendid organ
ization and did great work. II
was begun to promote the cause OF
temperance. Presumably its task
was done when the eighteenth
amendment was written into the
Constitution.
It's founder conceived it to be a
force for education. Since it has
taken upon itself the new task of
law enforcement, it has fallen
steadily in public favor It is one
organization that might have re-
tanned its prestige forever, if its
members had been wise enough to
disband.
Another group that has seen its
best days is the General Federation
of Women's Clubs. 1t has done
great things for the American
woman.
so Years Behind Times
Yet today, when practically every
woman is engaged in some sort of
civic reform, and masses are work
ing in industry, and when rural
women have the radio and the auto
mobile to keep themselves in touch
with urban life, it will strike the
impartial observer that, in this
country at least, the federation has
accomplished its purpose.
Another group that should dis
band is the D. A. r. Take away
its social feature and what would
you have?
Almost nothing. It's thinking is
passe. 1t is at least fifty years be-
hind the times. It never can hope
to interest the younger generation
in its reactionary program. And in
a world that is growing each year
more internationally minded, it is
as much out of step as Jim.
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D. of q. Holds
Business and
Social Session

A specia! meeting of the Oliver
Perry Morton chapter of the Daugh-
tiers of the Union was held this
morning at the Brookside COM
munity house to pass on new by
laws.
The business meeting was fol-
lowed by a covered dish luncheon,
at which members of the Indian
apolis Home for Aged Women and
Altenheim were honor guests.
Through courtesy CT Mesdame5
o. E. Anthony, Frank B. Flanner,
G. @. Noblitt, Edward Ferger, H. H.
Bushong, H. j. Lacy, T. A. Bell and
H. T. Wetsell, transportation was
provided for the guests.
Mrs. G.. M. Hardesty, with her
ld-fashioned album, accompanied
by Mrs. M. D. Didway, provided en-
tertainment in the afternoon.
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Nursing Group
Hears Paper
by Mrs. Blynn

Members of the board of directors
o. the Public Health Nursing Asso-
citation met this morning at Christ
church. Mrs. w. j. Insley presided
in the absence of the president, Mrs.
Ethel Clarke.
Mrs. Ethel Blynn read a paper ON
Handicap Work" 1t was an
nounced that Miss Wilhelmina Wag-
ner will be in charge of the nurses
in the absence Of Miss Ethel Short,
superintendent, who is attending the
national convention in Milwaukee.
Total number of cases carried in
May was reported as 2,138. Visits
totaled 1921. Of these, 2,607 were
paid visits and 3,085 were free.
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RECENT BRIDE GIVEN
PARTY AND SHOWER

Mrs. Robert Ludy, lit West
Thirty-f1fth street, entertained
Wednesday night with a dinner party
and shower in honor of Mrs. Arthur
Morelock, who before her marriage
Tuesday was Miss Ruby Springer.
The dinner table was centered
with garden flowers and lighted by
peach-colored taperS. Guests in
cluded Mrs. Bert Rifle, Mrs. John
Kelly, Mrs. Jack Carbreve, Mrs. Den
Linville, Mrs. Bryce Laura, Mrs.
Nelson Bivins. Mrs. Joe Lee, Mrs.
John Rigsby. Miss Viva Holser and
Miss Aline Schechter.
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SHOWER IS GIVEN
FOH MISS THOMAS

Mrs. Ewing Linch and Mrs C. F.
McLain entertained with m.scel-
laneous shower Wednesday night at
the McLain home, 1902 Reisner
street, in honor of Miss Thelma
Thomas, who will marry Henry
Morgan, June 81. The hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. c.. L. Webb.
Guests with the bride-elect and
her mother, Mrs. o. R. Thomas,
we're Mrs. Brooks Davis, Mrs. Fred
Latham, Mrs. Chester Dunbar, Mrs.
Walter STREET., Mrs. Guy Booher,
Mrs. Herbert Silver, Mrs. Lawrence
Booher, Miss Beatrice Goodpasture
and Miss Helen Conroy.
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SOUTH BEND VISITOR
HONORED AT PARTY

Mrs. George Hunt, South Bend,
was the honor guest at a party
given this afternoon by Mrs. Sidney
F. Daley Jr., 2732 North Talbot
street. Mrs. Hunt is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Daley and Mrs. Daley.
Mrs. Dailey's guests were Mrs.
Oliver H. Stout, Mrs. Carl Becker,
Mrs. j. Daley. Mrs. Stewart Ruch,
Mrs. H. L. Sunderland, Mrs. r. B.
Orr and Mrs. Clarence Smith.
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Miss Eloise Amacher entertained
with a surprise miscellaneous shower
at her home, 600 North Emerson
avenue, Wednesday night in honor
of Miss Ruth Cox, whose marriage
to Ralph Maddox will take place
June 81. Guests were members of
Omega Phi Tau sorority.
At serving time the tables were
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MISS ROCHE WILL
Be PARTY HOSTESS

Miss Lenore Roche, 5665 Broad
way, will entertain tonight with three
tables of bridge. She will be assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Patrick Roche.
Her guests will include Mrs.
Leonard Meisberger, Misses Clara
Norton, Estelle Sedlier, Marq Bing-
ham, Edith Reed, Martina Shea,
Silva Manouge, Marcelle Sadlier,
Margaret Rogers, Rosemary Fogarty
and Helen Fitzgerald.
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WAR MOTHERS TO
PAY FLAG TRIBUTE

Marion County chapter, American
War Mothers, will observe Flag day
at 2 Friday at the home of Mrs.
John Kutchback, 1924 Ashland
avenue.
Judge Franklin McCray will talk
on "Our Country, Our Flag, Our
Mothers" Mrs. Emma j. Strobel
will read GAS a Soldier Boy Goes
By" by Adeline Conner.
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AID GROUP HOLDS
CLOSING MEETING

Christamore Aid Society held the
last meeting of the year Tuesday
with a luncheon at the Woodstock
Club. Mrs. Irving Fauvre was in
charge of the luncheon.
Guests included Mrs. Thomas
Reid Kackley. Miss Elizabeth Ber-
termann, Miss Martha Kimher. Miss
Elizabeth Brown and Miss Ineva
Reilly.
Miss Caroline Sweeney will
head the el0ciety next year.
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HopOrS Pianist

Willard MacGregor, well known
pianist, who will leave soon to spend
the summer in Europe, was the
honor 1uest at small party given
Wednesday night by Miss Grace
Alexander, 1916 North Pennsylvania
street.
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Holds Picnic .SltDDer

Miss Elizabeth Stow entertained
Tuesday night with a picnic supper
at the home Of her brother, Edward
R. Stow. Kitley avenue. Guests were
Mrs. Bruce Richards, Mrs. Harry
Snodgrass, Misses Helen Semensky,
Mae Shonts, Marie Frantzreb, Eve
Ign TreSslar, Margaret Clifford,
Mary Moriarity and Mary Stow.
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Name HnndkerchiefS

It is smart now to have your own
first name. in small letters. on your
handkerchiefs. Some embroider it,
others use lace with the name
woven in.