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District Chairmen

District chalrmen are Mrs. jim
ME Mckenzie. Childress. district
one: Miss Grace Fitzgerald. Dallas,
district two; Mrs. Lee u. Rountree.
Bryan. district three, Miss O'Brien,
district four: and Miss EStella
Duren. district five.
Official report OF credentials
chairmen we're made, showing
total registration Of delegates and
visitors. including the Valley, to be
about $50. Among reports heard
were recommendations Of DR.. Min
ME IL. Maffitt, Dallas. state hiSt0r-
ian. and Miss Ollie Mooty, editor
OF Texas Woman.
The chief address Of the morn
ing program was given DIV Miss
Flo Folmar or Tyler on Invest
ments for Women who touched on
a number Of business ventures in
which modern business women may
safely and p~rofitably engaged
Harrington club was hostess at a
colonial luncheon at the Rees-Wil-
Mond hotel. and further business
and round table discussions are to
take uD the afternoon sessions, to
Continued on page 10)
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Insurance Is the Best Way
Rio Grande Valley Trust C0.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-10

nOWN here IN the Valley we are
stirring our own policical brew
with matters, as usual. hottest in
Hidalgo county. With designations.
withdrawals, and final designations
OF various factions, June 10 is now
the day the Democrats are expect
&c to get lined up for the coming
fray, and the Good Government
league expects to choose candidates
on August 2.
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University
Play to Be
GiUen Here

Luton Button" the annual pro-
duciSon of the Haresfoot Club Of
Ire University Of Wisconsin. will be
presented a: English's F'ri',y, April
II.
William ". Garstane. business
manager Of the club this year, is an
Indianapolis boy. Reginald Gar
tang is general chairman in charge
n arrangements for the clubs ap-
pesrance in Indianapolis. the first
IN three years. His committee mem
bers are:
Reception ano entertainments:
Miss Eleanor Rsub. chairman: Miss
Mildred Blacklidge, Miss Mary Pat
rick. Miss Kitty Armstrong, Miss
Gertrude Brown, Mrs. Walter Hub
bard. Mrs. Fred Ahrbecker. Mrs.
George Hslverson and Mrs Robert
Brewer.
Tickets and finances: Robert
Brewer. chairman: Stuart Bishop,
william F1orea. Robert Miller, Dan
Flickinqer. Lee Hanson. Leroy AUS
tin. T. Neal Winnie and George Hal
ve-eon.
Villas J. Boyle. chairman Of the
publicity committee, is being assist
ed by G.. Vance Smith, James Woods
and Luther Brooks.
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Failing Parents
Are Played by
University Head

When We annoy our children
most, We realize it least" said DR..
Garry c. Myers, head of the division
Of parental education of Western
Reserve university, in an addre =
Wednesday night in .HollenbecK
hall, Y. w. G. A.
Mother and father are quite as
adept at annoying Junior, as junior
is at annoying them" he said. I'VE
scream at them instructions to
speak quietly, and we catch them
up sharply for being rude to Others"
The wailing parent, the inquiSitiye
parent. the cross examining parent
and he humorless parent came in
for share of DR.. Myers censure.
He strongly recommended absolute
respect of the child's property, his
letters, his toys, his bank.
Approximately three hundred per-
sons attended the lecture, the sec
ond of series sponsored by the
mothers clubs of the Indianapolis
Free kindergarten Society.
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Miss St1iebLen
Becomes Bride
of Local Man

Miss Susanna Strieblen. daugh-
Ger Of Frank Strieblen, 6l4 Veg
horst street, became the bride OF
John @. Painter Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. John Painter Sr., 2llS North
Alabama street, Wednesday after
noon at st. Johns Evangelical
church, the Rev. Ernest A. Piepen-
brok offlciating.
Miss Marie and Miss Margaret
Strieblin, twin sisters of the bride.
bridesmaids. wore orchid and peach
gowns. Mrs. Ray OFT, matron OF
honor. wore pink. Little Laura and
Karene Vollrath, nieceS OF the
bridegroom, Sheboygan. Wis. wore
green and pink organdy.
The bride wore ivory satin. FASH
toned with a short train Her vel
vas trimmed with dutchess lace.
She carried a sheaf OF lilies.
Paul Olsen. cousin OF the bride
groom. was best man. Jean Voll-
rath. Sheboygan. and Albert S5rleb-
len, we're ushers. A dinner at the
Athenaeum followed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Painter will be at home in Indian
apolis after May l.
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City Girl to
Be Welded
0nAb1il ~

Miss Helen Harrison. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Harrison,
1923 North Illinois street, has
chosen Sunday. April 81, as the date
of her marriage to George S. Daley.
Mr.. Daley is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Daley, 1921 North
Meridian street.
The wedding will take place at
$3.50, at the Tabernacle Presbyter-
ian church. the Rev. Jean S. Miner,
pastor, officiating.
Miss Harrison's sister. Miss Mar
garet Harrison. will be maid of
honor, and Miss Alexandra Sher-
wood, whose marriage to Godfrey
Deane Johnston, Ardna-grena, Ire
land, will take place April 26, will
be matron of honor. Two cousins,
Miss Kathryn Thompson, st. Louis,
and Miss Ruth Bradford, Crown
Point. will be bridesmaids.
William Sparks will be Mr.. Dali
ey's best man. Allan Sinner, Rob-
ert Efroymson and Edward Smith
will be usherS.
Miss Sherwood will entertain Sat-
urday afternoon at her home, 2847
North Meridian street, with lin
gerie shower and bridge party IN
honor of Miss Harrison. Friday,
April 4. Miss Helen Rogers, 3240
North New Jersey street. will be
hostess for handkerchief shower,
and Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Rob-
ert Mason Jr.. 5240 North Meridian
street. will entertain.
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Mess Is
Ne7e, Head of
Century Club

Members of the New Century Club
elected Mrs. Joseph j. Mess presi-
DEM for the ensuing year at meet
ing held Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. R. L. Brouse, 1864 Park ave-
nue.
Other officers elected for the term
are:
First e-president, Mrs. w. G.
Buser; second vice-president, Mrs.
E. T. Jones: secretary, Mrs. H. L.
McGinnis; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Gordon Mess; treasurer, Mrs.
Samuel j. Craig; delegate to the
Indiana Federation of clubs, Mrs.
o. r. Scott. retiring president; alter
nate, Mrs. Joseph Mess; delegate
and alternate to the Seventh dis
trict fedora ton, Mrs. l. E. Rush and
Mrs. Emil Souff1ot; delegate and al
ternate to the local council of Wom-
en-. Mrs. George o. Lehman and
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith; delegate and
alternate to the Indiana indorSerS
of Photoplays, Mrs. j. E. BarcuS
and Mrs. M. T. Scudder.
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MRS. ROGGE CHOSEN
CLUB PRESIDENT

Mrs. Herman E. Royce was elect
ed president of the Indianapolis
Home Economics Club at meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. w. J. Marks, 1911 North
New Jersey street, honorary presi-
dent of the organization.
Other officers who will serve with
Mrs. Rogge are: Vice-president,
Mrs. Charles M. Lewis; recording
secretary. Mrs. W. Bert Denison;
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Charles Scholer: auditor, Mrs. H.
w. Van Malta, and treasurer, MIS-.
Paul j. Stokes.
Mrs. Lewis Brown and Mrs.
Ralph L. Colby we're elected mem
bers at large to the executive board
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Tau Delta Sigmas Hold Formal
Invitation at Columbia Club

was in charge of the ceremony, as
sisted by Miss Margaret Layton,
pledge captain.
Following initiation, dinner was
served in the Harrison room. Deco
rationS we're pink roses, and orchid
and green tapers, carrying out the
sorority colors. Each member re-
ceived as a favor g. compact with
the sorority crest. Miss Frieda
Leukhardt was POSTMASTER. Re-
Sponses were made by officers and
new members.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Gar
rett T. Browning, Mrs. James
Fleener, Mrs. Gilbert Gee, Mrs
Glen v. Hueston, Mrs. George Jae-
ger, Mrs. Inner Welsh, Miss Ber-
nice Carter, Miss Eva Waddell, Miss
Eva Waddell, Miss RoXanna Ham
mond, Miss Helen Luedeman, Miss
Dorothy Lovelace, Miss Layton,
Miss Dorothy Wright, Miss Iris
Lincoln, Miss Gladys Tyson and
Miss Leukhardt.
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MRS, FEGAN NAMED
CLUB CHIEFTAIN

Mrs. D. A. Grove, 1914 North ILL
nois street, was hostess for a meet
ing ofthe Zetathea Club at her home
Wednesday afternoon, at which time
the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. T. A. Fegan; vice
president, Mrs S. o. Sharp record
ing secretary, Mrs. D. A. Grove; COR
responding secretary, Mrs. D. A.
Robinson; treasurer, Mrs. G. A.
Sammis, and historian, Mrs. j. w.
Walker.
Delegate to the Indiana Fedora
ton of Clubs. Mrs. A. G. Bennett;
alternate, Mrs. J. S. Bates delegate
to the Seventh District of Clubs,
Mrs. Fegan; alternate, Mrs. r. H.
Hollywood; representative to the
Indianapolis Council of Women, Mrs.
w. j. Loughner; alternate, Mrs. j.
E. Martin.
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fectly restored to color that it need
be only your own beudoir secret.
Nothing more or less than mix
ture of sage tea and sulphur is the
magic.
One may either prepare the mix
ture at home, or as most people pre-
fer to do. buy it already prepared
and ready TO use. Wyeth's Sage &
Sulphur is the name of the ready
to-use preparation and since all
druggists sell it at 75c bottle. there
is really no need Of going to the
trouble of making it yourself.
You simply moisten a comb or soft
brush with it. and draw 1t through
the hair. one strand at the time.
One application banishes the gray
and one or two more completely re-
stores your gray, faded or streaked
hair TO its original color. There is
no artificial. dyed look. The whole
effect is one of perfect naturalness
Ny readers would be surprised II
they knew of the thousands of men
and women who use this prepare
tion.-AdyertiSement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27
Women Urged
to Go to Polls
in Primaries

Judson L. Stark. prosecuting at
torney. urged the women to vote in
the primaries. in an address before
the American home department OF
the Woman's Department Club
Wednesday. The meeting was held
at the clubhouse. Mr.. Stark's
subject was Law Enforcement"
Stark pointed out that law en-
forcement would not be efficient In
the United States until the revolver
is abolished. 1t also will be neceS-
sary that more efficient method OF
police supervision be devised so
suspicious characters who have no
known means of living can be
spotted and checked"
Speakers, with Stark, on the pro
gram, we're Mrs. william H Swain
Pendleton, who talked on Wild
Flowers" and Mrs. Arthur P.
Thomas, who spoke on "Cultivsting
Friends Among the Birds"
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that is to say in little mixtures,
prints and things, and mostly white
polka-dots on a ground Of navy
blue.
Also, she likes navy blue just
touched with white, as we'll as col
lars and cuffs, blouses, etc.
Her suit that 1 Sketched for you
today had a little bit of both--it
was navy blue and white mixture,
and then it had a collar effect Of
white pique attached at the back.
white pique cuffs, and a very at
tractive blouse of the pique with
incruStation showing the design of
the weave going in opposite direc-
lions. Nice?
n
First you buy a felt hat shape,
n then You cut off the brim, n
then you put the brim on your
gloves. n then you make an aw-
fully smart bag out of the crown
of the hat Shape-no foOling, you
will adore this leaflet! Better
get busy with your 2-cent stamp
right now, n send it to the Dare
Department of The Times.
Au Revoir!
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PERSONALS

Garrett J. Walker, Pasadena, Cal,
will be the weekend guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Blaine H. Miller, 3433
washington boulevard. Their daugh-
ter, Miss Maraha Miller, will leave
Monday for Chicago, where she will
study for three months. She will
stay at the Three-ArtS Club.
Mrs. Robert G, WinSlow, 1924
North Pennsylvania streets, has as
her guest Miss Hanna H. Bornbrook.
Miss Jane Watson, Miss Frances
Wales, Miss Betty Wallerich and
Miss Dorothy Johnston, who are at
tending school at Pine Manor, We'll
lesley, Mass, will come to Indian
apolis Friday to spend the spring
holidays with their parents.
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Guild Heads
to ReCeiUe
at Tea Fete

Officers Of the Riley HoSpita
Cheer Guild will receive at the tea
to be given Wednesday at the Bal
Nurses residence. honoring lErs. A
J. Porter, founder. and the chartel
members of the guild
Those in the receiving line will B.
Mrs. Charles Hogate, president; Mrs
Charles Wiltsie. Mrs Charles NJ
Stephens. Mrs. Hadley Green, Mrs
Floe Kennon. Mrs. Blanche B. Nc
New. Mrs Porter, Mrs. Samuel Z
Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Smith. OF
ficerS of the organization; Mrs. JOIN
F. Ward. past president, and Mis-
Ethel P. Clarke, superintendent o.
nurses at the Indiana universit'
hospital
Miss Elizabeth Heckard and Mis-,
Cordela Hoeflin will preside at thu
tea table.
The mothers chorus of the Uni
verSity Heights Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION will sing on the program
and a trio, piano, violin and cello
will be presented in several groups.
Any one interested in the work
of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
may attend.
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MRS, R. H, GILMORE Is
DINNER HOSTESS

Mrs. Russell H. Gilmore, Wash
ington place, entertained with a
dinner Wednesday night at her
home in honor of Mrs. Jacob Han
son. Hammond, and DR.. and Mrs.
Herbert G. Sears. Danville. The
hostess was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Ella Redmond, and her sister,
Mrs. John w. Cook.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. John Roob, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Jones, West Newton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude CriSt, Charlottesville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Emmons, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Malcolm, Mrs. Flor
ence Carr, Mrs. Blanche Regett,
Mrs May Reeves, Miss Mabel Car
rithers, Princeton; Mrs. Clarence
Limbach, Cumberland: Mrs. Anna
Crawley, Danville. and Edward Bar
rows
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Z0NTA PRESIDENT TO
ATTEND SESSION

Miss Sue Stuart, president of the
Zonta Club, will go to Chicago Fri
day to attend a regional meeting Of
the .Zonta clubs. Miss Sadiemay
McNutt and Miss Elizabeth Betcher
will accompany her.
AT the meeting held Tuesday
night at the Russell cafeteria, Miss
Stuart, Mrs. Lucille Berry and Mrs.
Charlotte Mcpherson won prizes for
the best costumes, depicting their
various businesses. Mrs. Mcpherson
was hostess for the meeting. The
judges were Mrs. Ada o. Frost, Mrs.
Florence Webster Long and Miss
Florence SaYce.
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CARD PARTIES

Magnolia Circle No. will enter
tain with a benefit card party at 2
Friday afternoon at Red Mems hall,
Morris and Lee streets.
Lavelle GosSett Post, v. F. W., will
entertain with a euchre, progressive
pinochle and bunco party at the
hall, King avenue and Walnut
street, Friday night at $50. Mrs.
j. M. Walker and Mrs. Marguerite
Oxley are in charge.
Albert T. Hovey w. r. c., 1856,
entertained with a card and bunco
party at 2:15 Friday afternoon at
Fit. Friendly. 512 North Illinois
street.
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Butler Climb Elects

New officers of the Butler
Women'S Faculty Club are: PreSi-
dent, Professor Alice Bidwell Wesen-
burg; first vice president, Mrs.
Bruce Kershner; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. F. H. Streightoff; treas
urer, Mrs. A. G. Garrett; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. M. G..
Bridenstine and recording secretary,
Miss Emily Helming.
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TRIO HONORED AT
CLUB LUNCHEON

Miss Mary Jane Wickersbam en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon
with luncheon and bridge at the
Columbia Club in honor Of Mrs
CYRUS J. Clark, Mrs. A. Roy Taylor
and Mrs. Freeman Davis.
Other guests included Mrs. Stu
ert Bishop. Mrs. Thomas Collier
Mrs. Donald JaqueS. Thorntown;
Mrs. Paul Floyd. Frankfort; Mrs
Virgil. Smith. Los Angeles; Miss
Julia K. Fennel and Mrs. Mar
cuerite Bowers.
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MRS. COY Is ELECTED
SORORITY LEADER

Mrs. Katherine Coy was elected
president of Chi Delta Theta
sorority at election of officers held
Wednesday night at the home OF
Mrs. Effie Adams. 434 North Grant
street.
Other new officers are: Vice
president, Mrs. Adams; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Katherine Phillips;
social secretary. Miss Ada Brogan.
The hostess was assisted by her SIS
ter. Mrs. Carrie Davis.
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Tau Delta Sigma sorority held a
formal initiation Tuesday night at
the Columbia Club for Mrs. Philip
Miss Betty Sommer,
Miss Emma Dobbins, Miss Mary Or
ton, Miss Marie Trieb and Miss
Helen Wiese.
Miss Dorothy Wright, president,
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ENGAGEMENT OF CITY
GIRL ANNOUNCED

Announcement of the engagement
OF Miss Beatrice ChaSey. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Chasey, to DR..
A. F. Rich, South Bend. was made
Sunday at a luncheon bridge party
given by Mrs. ChaSey at her home,
1901 North Delaware street.
Miss Chasey was graduated from
Wisconsin university and teaches at
Marion.
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MRS, PICARD TO Be
BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. F. J. Picard, 14O7 North Della
ware street, will be hostess for
bunco and bridge party to be given
at 8 clock Friday night at her
home by the Sahara Buds.
Decorations and appointments
will be in the club colors. blue and
gold. Miss Edna Meyer is in charge,
assisted by Miss Eleanor Saunders,
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Gine Treasure HINT

John H. Bookwalter. David H.
Jennings and Charles Harvey Brad
ley are in charge of the treasure
hunt and buffet supper to be given
for members OF the Service Club at
81 tonight. starting from the club
III e in the Coffin golf course.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27

FROCK FOR SCHOOL
6784. Light weight tweed in gray,
blue and brown mixture was en-
ployed in the making Of this model
The waist portions are long and are
bloused above the belt. The front
of the waist is accented by a plas-
tron or vestee.
A round collar finishes the neck
edge and cuffs to match trim the
fitted sleeves. The skirt portions are
arranged in deep plaits.
Cut in four sizes: S, 8, 10 and IL
years. A 12-year size requires ~
wards of 35-inch material. For con-
trasting material 4 yard IS inches
wide is required, cut crosswise. Price
Is cents.
Send II cents in silver or stamps
for our up-to-date spring and sum-
mer 1880 book of fashions.
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Hold Regular Meeting

Emera Club members will hold
its regular business meeting Friday
night at the home of Miss Velma
wiseman, 1910 North Keystone
avenue.
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How to Darker
Gray Hair
u pERXT UECr
By BERYL WEST

I repeat what l
have often said
there's no eX-
ctlse today for
a woman sub
hitting to gray
hair and look
ing older than
she feels. Gray.
+ a d e d o r
Streaked h ir
1900 ~ - NV
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CHE loves a man, oh, a foot
and half shorter than
she is, oh me, oh my! What
shall she do, woe, woe, wall,
wail???
It would be funny, If it weren't
so SAD. What shall she do, she
asked me, and / in my unoracle-
like way, pondered the question and
racked my brains for quite a suit
able response, the while kept one
fringe of eyelash curved in the direc-
ton of my little Swiss wrist watch,
which I dropped in the bathtub last
night-because droll though it may
sound, this afternoon | have to meet
boat-train bringing as q passenger a
man, oh at least two heads shorter
than !
So. not being an oracless Cor
whatever a female oracle Isl, how
can | advise the diScOnSolate lady
who asked me what she should
do-o-o-o-o-o about being in love
with nice boy who is so much
shorter than she? For my only ad-
vice could be what am at this mo-
ment myself practicing for
get it.
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" oIZeSley QUO WeetS
Members of the Indiana Wellesley
Club will meet Friday at 1890 for
luncheon at Ayres tearoom. This
will be the monthly meeting of the
club. No reservations are necessary.
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CLMPLY don't treat him as though
- he were a child or just a midget
of sorts straight from the circus or
vaudeville. Don't bend down to him
when you speak. or curve over him
in the attitude of eucalyptus tree
over a muShroom-dOn't even bend
your head when you speak to him,
as this is not at all necessary, and
is infuriating to a short man.
Tell him that if he wants to baSk
in your tall and regal company he
must have an extra inch of leather
put on his heels-and don't laugh
when you say it, because some OF
our most popular and heart-throb-
bling moving picture heroes do this
very thing, and no one is the wiser
because who, after all, is going to
measure a mans heel?
You don't. however. have TO put
yourself in a mirth-producing posi-
ton by dancing with him, for in
stance. Don't just refuse to dance
with him and fidget about it but
say NO, ! never will dance with
you because I am too tall a partner
for YOU
That won't hurt half so much as
repeated and uncomfortable refu-
sails. which don't fool anybody any
way.
Well, now, in my m-oracle-like
way. I must chercez-me a taxi and
go to the Care Saint Lazare to meet
that boat-train. And he HAS the
most beautiful brown eyes-'n . i
OF all the couturiers who fea-
~ ture navy blue and white,
Suzanne Talbot seems to super
feature it, as it were. She shows
navy blue and white in combination,
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HONORED BY GUILD TEA

Riley Hcspita
Cheer Guild
lCiU honor
Mrs. Porter
at q tea
Wednesday,
at the
Bal Nurses
residence.
Mrs. Porter
founded the
organization
sir 1jerrS
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STANDARD GAS
Nets S6.41

STANDARD GAS q ELECTRIC
C0.-Twelve months ended June
80, . consolidated net income Of
&l6,946,6S4. equivalent after all
charges and preferred dividend to
$6.4l q share on the outstanding
common stock. This compares
with $13,574,997, or 1910 a share
on the average number of COM
mon shares outstanding during
the preceding IL months.
The continued drought, John
J. O'Brien, president, said. was
largely responsible for the increase
in operating charges to 500, ,1s6,915
from sol, ,693, ,75S, necessttating in.
creased steam electric generation
to offset reduced output from
hydro-electric sources.
NEW ENGLAND PUBLIC SER
ICE CO-Quarted ended June
80, net income $1,160,425. against
9l.054,286 in like 1929 quarter.
NORTH AMERICAN CO-Con.
solidated balance sheet as of
June 80, total assets $807, ,498, ,339
against $S63, ,671 ,243 on same date
last year. Current assets $50, ,425,-
472 against $50, $40, ,O78 and cur.
rent liabilities $1O,0S3,136 against
$11, 1,627.546 last year. Surplus
amounted to $137, $50 against
$1O9, ,273, ,103 last year. The elec.
trio output of the company's sub
salaries increased 6 per cent over
the preceding year.
NEW YORK STEAM CORP
Year ended June 80, net income,
$685. 1892 or $35.11 a share on
10000 common shares, against
$1,021, ,464 or $12.64 a share in
preceding year.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDT-
SON CO.-July balance after
charges $2,237, ,961, against 42.039,.
S9S in July, 1929. Twelve months
ended July 81 balance $40, 0,345,.
073. against $18,258,592 in pre-
ceding IL months.