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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-26
Martha Updegraff Becomes
Bride of Robert E. Pearcy

given in marriage by her father,
wore her mothers wedding gown of
white chiffon trimmed with real
lace, and carried a real lace hand
kerchief that has been carried by
several brides in her family. She
carried an old-fashioned bouquet,
tied with pastel colored ribbons.
William Pearcy was his brothers
best man.
An informal wedding breakfast
followed the ceremony, after which
MIR. and Mrs. Pearcy left for a
honeymoon in Louisville. They will
spend the summer in Peoria, Ill,
and will be at home in the fall, in
Indianapolis.
The bride is a graduate of Butler
university and a member of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr..
Pearcy attended Butler and is a
member of Delta Tau Delta fra
ternity.
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HAZEL WILLIAMS IS ELECTED TO HIGH ALTRUSAN
Miss Muir
Hostess for
BYide-ELeCt

Miss Dorothy Muir entertained to-
day with a final pre-nuptial party
in honor of Miss Priscilla Pittinger,
whose marriage to Dwight Cumber-
land Muir will take place Saturday
noon. The affair was a lingerie
shower and bridge tea at Miss
Muirs home, 3240 North New Jer-
sey street. The hostess was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Charles Muir.
Baskets of pink and blue larkspur
and white fever-few were used
throughout the house in decoration.
carrying out the brides colors, and
cakes and ices were nodded in bridal
symbols.
Guests with the bride-elect and
her mother, Mrs. o. NJ. Pittinger,
were Mrs. j. A. Cumberland and
Miss Virginia Cumberland, Mount
Grab, o.; Oscar r. Muir, Valley
Mills; Mrs. Lloyd Gooding, Miss
Virginia Hudson, Anderson; Miss
Sally Robards, Stiesville; Miss SUI
sannah Gaugh, Muncie; Miss Norma
George, Logansport; Miss Mary Os-
borne and Miss Lucy Osborne,
Marietta, o.; Miss Josephine
O'Neill, Logansport; Mrs. Roger K.
Brown, Miss Martha Pittinger, Miss
Pc, ia Pittinger, Miss Olga Brk,
Miss Jane Barrett. Miss Laura
Smith, Miss Myla Smith, Miss Mar
jorie Alexander, Miss Elizabeth
Hisey. Miss Margaret Tingler and
Miss Elizabeth Ammermann.
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Named First
Wce-Chief
at Session

Miss Hazel Williams. Indian
apolis, was elected first vice-presi-
dent of the National Association of
Altrusa Clubs Wednesday at the
closing session of the annual ma
tional convention at Greenbriar no.
tel, White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner, Austin,
Tex. was elected national president.
Miss Winola Cooper, Pasadena, Cal,
was named second president.
The new executive beard ap-
pointed Miss Jennie Olsen, Lincoln,
Neb, national secretary treasurer,
and Miss Mary Virginia Saundres,
Shreveport, La, was reappointed
editor Of the national magazine.
Coronado Beach, Cal, was named
the convention city for 1881. After
next years convention, the conven-
tons will be biennial. During the
coming year national headquarters
will be at the home of the national
president, Austin. Place Of perma-
nent national headquarters will be
chosen at the convention next year.
At the closing banquet Wednes-
day night, Ruth st. Denis, world
famous dancer and an Altrusan
from the New York club, was the
principal speaker.
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Mrs. White to
Tell Club of
Gotham Visit

Mrs. Edward Franklin White,
board Of directors chairman for the
new Womans Club of Indiana, will
give a report of her recent visit to
the American Woman's Association
Club home in New York, at a meet
ing Of the board Monday noon in
room 428, American Central Life
building.
While in New York, Mrs. White
was a guest of Miss Anne Morgan,
who with Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt
founded the A. w. A. Club, build
ing similar to the one the Indiana
Woman's Club proposes to erect
on the site of the former Scottish
Rite cathedral, South Pennsylvania
street
Members of st. Margarets Guild
met at the home of Mrs. Albert
Stearne, 1884 East Tenth street,
Tuesday, to discuss the organization
taking over a portion of solicitation
for members in the Woman's Club.
Russell N. Edwards, secretary of the
Financing Construction company,
outlined the plan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-26
Miss KruuSS
Is Bride of
Paul McDuf

The marriage Of Miss Katherine
Krauss, daughter of Mrs. Henry
Krauss, 300 Parkway avenue, and
Paul McDuff, son of Mrs. Catherine
McDuff, 1882 East Michigan street,
was celebrated this morning at
o'clock mass, read by the Rev. Fran
els Ankenbrock at st. Philip Neri
church.
Miss Anna Stacia Shine, the
brides only attendant, wore tan
chiffon dress with a small tan hair
braid hat and slippers. She carried
vari-colored sweet peas.
Richard Dugan was best man.
The bride wore a gown of pourde
blue chiffon, with a silk hat and slip
pers to match, and carried a bou-
quet of sweet peas in the pastel
shades.
The couple left Immediately for
Chicago, the bride travelling in a
green ensemble. They will be at
home after July l, at 1913 North
Colorado avenue.
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KiSe1~
HOnOYgd at
Bridge-Tea

Mrs. George S. Daley entertained
this afternoon with bridge tea at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Will
liam c. Harrison, 1923 North ILL
nois street, in honor of Miss Carolyn
Kiser whose marriage to Herman
AnSpach, Highland Park, Ill, will
take place Monday night at the
Broadmoor Country Club.
At serving time, the bridge tables
we're centered with pink flowers, and
appointments were in pink, carry
ing out the brides color. The host
ess was assisted by Mrs. Harrison
and her sister, Miss Margaret Har-
rison.
Guests with the bride-elect and
her mother, Mrs. Edgar Kiser, were
Mrs. Henry Atkins, Mrs. Edward
Anderson, Mrs. Horace Wright, Miss
Fannie Kiser, Miss Frances Hamil
ton, Miss Helen Louise Rogers, Miss
Carolyn Richardson, Miss Louise
Sherwood and Miss Janette Rosen-
thai,
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PARIS, June 26.
XXTE don't hear as much these
w days without getting thin as
we used to. But still we get thin
once in a while for various reasons,
and we're always pleased about it.
I've just about decided that 1 won't
give going up or down the scales
another thought as long as I live,
having just shed ten pounds or so
for no reason at all and liked it.
But in doing so 1 was reminded
by a lot of silly people that losing
weight too rapidly made you fabby,
made your face sag and look old
and haggard, and things like that.
True enough, it sometimes does,
and more often with certain types
Of faces than with others. AS to
losing weight rapidly for any un-
usual reason, you can do a great
deal to avoid having this be harmful
to your face Or arms or thighs.
In the first place you can take
a clay or an egg or milk facial
every day. Then you can pat those
trying-to- be- abby face muscles into
tautnesS with a flexible whalebone
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Miss BeUeridge
HOnOred Guest
at Tea Dance

Miss Abby Beveridge was the
guest of honor at a reception and
tea dance given Wednesday after
noon from 4 until 7 at the home OF
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, 1895
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Beveridge, daughter of Mrs.
Albert j. Beverage, 4164 Washing
ton boulevard, has spent much OF
her time during the last year in
Chicago and the east.
Mrs. Jameson was assisted by Mrs.
Edgar H. Evans, Mrs. Alex R. Holli-
day. Mrs. William M. lockwood,
Mrs. Lafayette Page, Mrs. Samuel
Runnels Harrell, Mrs. William Coo
per Kern and her house guest, Miss
Helen Smith, Philadelphia; Mrs.
William Fiske Landers, Mrs. Fiske
Landers, Mrs. Malott White, Mrs.
George Daley, Miss katharine Ma
lott Brown, Miss Janet Holiday and
Miss Frances Holiday.
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CARD PARTIES

Holy Angels Social Club will en-
terrain with cards Friday afternoon
and night, 2 and $3.50 in the hall,
Northwestern avenue and Twenty
eighth street. Mrs. Edward A. Dilts,
chairman will be assisted by Mes
danes j. Todd, Anna Robertson,
Clarence Crrren, Florence johnson,
John L. Cavanaugh, John Burk-
hardt, L. Strauss, william R. Dalton,
Fred Lutz, Rosemary Hargitt and
George D. Scribner.
LaveIle Gossett auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will give
a benefit card and bunco party at
$50 Friday night at the hall, King
avenue ard Walnut street.
Alvin T. Hovey, Woman's Relief
Corps 1856, will have a card party
Friday at Fl. Friendly at 2.
st. Patrick's Social Club will en-
terrain with cards at 2:30 Friday
afternoon in the hall, Prospect
street.
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Au revoir!
Dinner-Bridge
TO Be Held at
Meridian Hills

Members and guests of the Me-
ridian Hills Country Club will be
entertained at z Saturday night
with an informal dinner bridge at
the clubhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Parke
Cooling are chairmen, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Berry and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hudgins.
An all-day program of entertain
ment is being arranged for July 4.
Special golf tournament will be held
for the men. Luncheon will be served
at noon and dinner from $50 on in
the evening. A display of fireworks
will be given at night.
A luncheon bridge will be held
Tuesday, July g. Mrs. Harry N. Nc
CIelland is chairman, assisted by
Mrs. D. w. Foster and Mrs. Thomas
H. Hays.
The annual anniversary party
will be held July 10. Appointment
of the committee will be made later.
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WESTFIELD COUPLE
WEBS AT GOSHEN

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Martha Jane Fun
derburgh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. A. Funderburgh, Westfeld, to
David w. Kirkman, son Of Mrs. Har-
riett M. Kirkman, Westfeld, which
took place this month.
The wedding was performed by
the Rev. A. G. Hoover, pastor Of the
st. Mark Methodist Episcopal
churh at Goshen. Miss Louise De
Motto, Westfeld, was the brides
only attendant. Grin M. Snead was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkman
are at home in the Dartmouth
apartments, 221 East Michigan
street
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MRS, SLAUTER PUPILS
TO GIVE RECITAL

Pupils of Mrs. j. W. Slauter will
appear in piano recital at 8 Friday
night at the Roberts Park Method
ist Episcopal church. The follow
ing pupils will play:
Misses Eileen Meyer, Winifred
Amik, Helen Essington, Alice FL
kins, Nellie Eberhardt, katherine
Blackwell, Eileen Meyer, Hilda Til
ford, Loretta Hilsmeyer, Jane Cones,
Elinor Hilsmeyer, Margilene Ambry,
Gertrude Fox, Eugene Lacy, Charles
Cones, Wendell Lacy, Jimmy Wexel,
Paul Edward Rhees and Jack Fife.
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Miss Ruth Baur to Be Bride
of John Mitchell Scott

altar of palms, roses and lilies by
DR.. w. w. Want, pastor of North
Methodist Episcopal church.
The bride, who will be unattended
will be given in marriage by her
father. She will wear a delphinium
blue chiffon, a large hairbraid hat
of the same shade trimmed with
satin ribbon and blue satin slippers.
She will carry a shower bouquet OF
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Preceding the ceremony the
brides aunt, Mrs. Oliver Stein
kamp, will sing DAY of Golden
Promise" and A Birthday" &C
companied by Miss Dorothy Bar
tholomew, who will play 81 Love
You Truly" and Because" During
the ceremony Miss Bartholomew
will play believe Me If All Those
Endearing Young Charms"
A reception for fifty relatives and
friends will follow the ceremony.
The dining room will be decorated
with bowls of daisies and roses, and
the bridal table will be centered
with TERED cake.
Among the out-of-town guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Tenn
pleton, Greensburg, and Miss Sarah
Williams, Rushville.
The bride was graduated from
Teachers college of Indianapolis
and is a member of Sigma Delta
Phi sorority. Mr.. Scott is a gradu-
ate of Purdue university and be-
longs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra
ternity.
The couple will leave immediately
for a trip. the bride travelling in
blue and white silk ensemble. They
will be at home, after Aug. l, at
31G0 Xenia road. DAYTON, O.
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ing up her eyebrows and1lashes just
the least unnoticeable bit.
Her skin is fair and her face
full She wears no rouge for the
street, but a vivid lipstick and me-
dunn rachel powder. For evening
she rouges, high and carefully, so
as not to increase the fullness of
her face. She keeps her five foot
three and a half inch size down to
122 pounds weight.
Clara prefers tans and certain
shades of red, but because of her
hair the reds must be chosen care
fully. It is just perfectly natural
for her admirers to send her red
roses. Vermillion describes her, re-
ally.
Technicolor uses corals and reds
to highlight her beauty. She often
wears coral tones in the evening.
She prefers a subdued neutral back
ground and rightly, for it empha-
sizes her.
In the next article, Dorothy
MackaiIl helps you to learn your
Beauty Colors."
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RUSH CAPTAINS AT
BUTLER ARE NAMED

Sororities at Butler university
have announced the rush captains
for the fall season. Thew are as
follows: Delta Delta Delta, Miss
Virginia TAYLOR; Kappa Phi, Miss
Lois Rude: Delta Zeta, Miss Helen
Miller: Alpha Delta Pi. Miss Shir-
lev Nelson: Kappa Alpha Theta,
Miss Harriet McGaughey; Alpha
Omicron Pi, Miss Ava Louise Red
dick: Pi Beta Phi, Miss Helen
Weyl: Delta Gamma. Miss Virginia
Clark: Chi Theta Chi, Miss Iris
Branigan: Kappa Kapua Gamma,
Miss Vera Snodgrass. Kirklin, Ind;
Alpha Chi Omega. Miss Jane Hall;
Zeta Tau Alpha. Miss Thelma Will
lians. and Alpha Delta Theta, Miss
Edith Gauld.
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w. C. I'll. to Meet

Mrs. S. j. Hatfield, 1902 Fall Greek
boulevard, will be hostess for a
meeting of Central w. G. T. U. Fri
day afternoon. The Rev. Warren
w. Want will speak. Mrs. Charles
E. Dwyer will read original selec-
tons. Miss Delma Vestal, soprano,
will present a group of songs, ac-
companied by Miss Rebecca Shields.
Mrs. w. c. Borcherding will lead
devotions. Mrs. w. w. Reedy, presi-
dent, will preside.
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CHIEF WILL
GIVE LAST TALK

William A. Writ, superintendent
Of schools at Gary, will give the last
of a weeks series of lectures Friday
morning at $50 at Teachers college.
His subject will be "Work-Study-
Play School"
Mr.. Writ has been presenting the
different features of this type of
school during the week, and con-
Quoting classes on this subject in
the afternoons.
Special lectures to be given at the
college during July will be by Miss
Mary Pratt of the English depart
ment of ShOrtridge high school, and
Miss Garry Scott Of the city library
system.
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FORMER CITY GIRL
WEBS STATE MAN

Miss Elizabeth Winstin, formerly
of indianapolis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Russ Wood, Terre
Haute, and William Wyndham Bay
field Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bayfield,, Terre Haute, were
married Wednesday night at $50
in a beautiful ceremony performed
at st. Stephens Episcopal church
The Rev. Charles Noyes Tyndall
oficiated.
They will be at home, after a trip
at the Deming in Terre Haute.
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CRAFT HOSTESS
FORC. A. r. HEADS

Miss Dorothea Craft, 1928 Wash
ington boulevard, tertaine d
Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. G. B. Taylor and Mrs. John
Downing johnson. Mrs. Taylor is
president of the Old Glory Society,
c. A. r., and Mrs. johnson is spon-
sor of the parliamentary law class
of the society.
Miss Margaret Millikan and Miss
Craft presented a group of piano
numbers. Miss Betty Humphrey
sang, Miss Elizabeth Moore and
Miss Charlotte Griggs gave read
ings Miss Betty Mullen spoke for
the society and the class. which is
composed of the senior members.
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DINNER TO BE HONOR
TO BRIDAL COUPLE

Mrs. John E. Reed, 81 North Au-
dubon road, will entertain tonight
with a bridal dinner at their home
in honor of Miss Frances Greedy
and Merlin M. Bailey, whose mar
riage will take place Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Reeds guests will include
the families of the bride and bride
groom and members of their we'd
ding party.
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MISS HICKS TO GIVE
BRIDE-ELECT PARTY

Miss Agnes Hicks will entertain
tonight with a miscellaneous
shower at her home, 1872 East
Twsnty-third street. in honor of
Miss Bessie Bittricl. whcss marriage
to Wilfred Reeves Mason Viii take
place July 6.
Her guests will include Mrs.
Frank Daggy. Mrs. Major Wilson.
Miss Frances Martin, Miss Julia
Rocker. Miss Mary Louise Wilton
and Miss Mary Scott.
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Hold Initiation Dinner

Beech Grove chapter. Order of
Eastern Star. entertained officers of
the Indiana grand chapter with
8 o'clock dinner Tuesday night at
the hall in Beech Grove. Special
violin and piano selections were
PLAYED by Mrs. Marjorie Brunsma
and Miss Marcia Clapp. Mrs. Jessie
Bierce sang "A Garland of Old
Fashioned Blossoms" Initiation Of
new members followed.
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BY NINON

BY NlNON
Written for NEA Service
DEAUTY brings women fame
ID wealth, love. But often color
has the magic power to bring wom-
en- beauty!
A drab-looking woman may be-
come a fascinating, pale enigma
when brushed over by the magic
of the right colors in her makeup
her clothes, the rooms in which she
lives.
Likewise, a very pretty red-haired
person can become vibrant, dynamic
dangerous when just the right tones
liven her, catch and emphasize that
fiery beauty that is hers.
If you have red hair, take les
son or two from the famous Clara
Bow. Clara has gorgeous red hair
Her eyes are brown and very large
and she emphasizes this by touch
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Mr., and Mrs. Harry Hughes Up
degraff, 3057 Washington boulevard,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Martha Updegraff,
to Robert E. Pearcy, son of Mrs.
James Pearcy, 1927 North New Jer-
sey street.
The wedding took place Saturday
morning at 1920 at the home of the
brides parents, the Rev. w. A.
Shullenberger officiating. The bride,
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Home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph F
j. Baur, 444 West Maple road, will
be the scene of the marriage at 4
this afternoon Of their daughter
Miss Ruth Anna Baur, and John
Mitchell Scott, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles w. Scott, 1926 North Cap
itol avenue.
The ceremony will be read in the
drawing room before an improvlseo
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Solenan LNiti0tiOn Set

Alpha Zeta Chi sorority held
solemn initiation for Miss Helen
Milan and Miss Elizabeth Cham
ness at the Lunley tearoom at g
Wednesday night. Miss Able Gates,
pledge captain, performed the cere-
mony. A banquet followed.
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Club SPONSORS CnrniunL

Mems Service Club of Home
Presbyterian church, Thirty-frst
and RAIDER streets, will give a carni-
val and old-fashioned street fair
on RAIDER street between Thirty
first street and Congress avenue
Saturday. Booths will line both
sides Of the street. A popularity
contest will be one of the features.
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Citu Visitor HOnOred

Mrs. T. H. Dettlsff. l East Thir-
ty-sixth street. entertained twelve
guests Wednesday with luncheon
and bridge at the Columbia Club
in honor of Mrs. William letters,
New York. who is visiting Mrs.
It. NJ. Overley, 5756 Washington
boulevard.
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Officers Are Elected

Members of the Kati-Ancho
Club have elected Miss Margaret
Jenkins as president. Other Of
ficers are: Vice-president, Miss
Ruth Esther Amor: secretary. Miss
Zelma Smith: social secretary. Miss
Lola Elizabeth Randall. and treas
urer, Miss Mildred Chance.
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Plan Dinner Dance

Members and guests of Highland
Golf and Country Club will be en-
tertained with a dinner dance Sat
urday night at the club house.
Dancing will be from 7:S0 until
midnight.
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Picnic to Be Held

Mrs. Samuel NJ. Ralston viii en-
terrain members of the Alpha Club
Of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
with a n'cnic at 1890 Friday at her
home, eighth street.
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Sorority to Meet

Rho Zeta Tau sororitv will hold a
meeting at the home Of Miss Doro-
thy Zorniger, 1861 West TWENTY
eighth street at Fridav night. All
members are asked to attend.
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Arrange Celebration

Avalon Country Club is planning
its Fourth of July celebration. Golf
and bridge will be played all day.
Dinner will be served at $50. There
will be a display Of fireworks at
night.
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or one of the face patters which
work on the same principle, that
you can buy anywhere.
For your body, you can be faith
full with one of those hard rubber
or wooden roller things that you
manipulate with your hands, which
give you a certain amount of exer-
else as you are doing this, or one
Of the electric massage machines.
And at night you can pat a
plumpening skin food into your
face with this sarne whalebone or
patter-and there won t be the
ghost of a danger of your face or
muscles dragging or looking older
Only, as you know, you have to be
faithful to any and all of these
things.
They seem to cost as much as
whole dress and that always
makes you mad. So it's our idea
that you actually have a whole
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same money! Chiffon blouses are
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illustrated leaf1et. With these
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4
For Him
THE young man may be forgiven
Il for not wearing a morning coat
on occasions when it is "the thing
to do" but he can not be pardoned
if the suit he wears in it's place is
not black or navy blue, preferably
the dark blue. With it, a white
shirt and turned-down collar, a
dark tie matching the suit, and a
derby.
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Member of Chapter G of the P.
Z. o. will hold their last meeting
of the season Friday at the home
Of Mrs. H. A. Mcdonald, 6S2 North
Riley avenue.
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Mr.. Henri to Speak

Clarence Henry will be the prin-
cipsl speaker at the annual picnic
dinner of the North End Garden
Club. to be held Friday night at the
Arbors.
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Ninon tells today how Clara Bow
chooses colors that best complement her
famous. red hair. This is the fourth
article in a series on "Your Beauty
CoIOrs" which have been written for
The Times and NEA Service.
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UUeSt BTIUge PJU1llIeU
Miss Marguerite Blackwell, 1855
North New Jersey street, will en-
terrain Alpha chapter, Phi Tau
Delta sorority and their guests Fri
day night with a bridge party.