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clothes, look a moment at "My
Slave" of deep cyclamen chiffon
the voluminous sleeves brought in
tight at the wrist and again above
the elbow by bands of palest blue
Russian beading, bare shoulders
cleaning through the wine-colored
sheen of the stuff.
The Russian beading was used in
numerous interesting ways: A little
refined collar OF vague, harmonizing
shades, giving a slightly oriental eff
feet to western clothes-and as tiny
neck-tr to satin negligees, with
wide flowing sleeves of real lace.
The negligees usually covered
nightgowns of chiffon and lace cut
in empire manner. The high en-
pire waistline was pronounced in
formal afternoon and evening
gowns, too.
Baroness Accurti used many heavy
moires for afternoon, much velvet
in suits and evening wraps-these
latter all long-and a great deal of
white cut-out leather to trim her
MORE robes.
She used white ermine profusely,
too, fashioning one complete suit
"Glacons," of this fur. 1t had an
extremely plain, round-necked black
velvet blouse tucked into the fur
skirt.
Brown dresses often were trimmed
with "capucine" (orange) velvet col
lars and cuffs, while many of the
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Club to
Hold Picnic at
Garfield Park

LiloIa Club of Westminster Pres
byterian church will entertain
Kings Daughters and members OF
Miss Frances Garthwaite's class at
a picnic supper at Garfield park to-
night. A meeting will be held at
the shelter house.
Those who will attend are Mrs.
Charles Davis, sponsor of the Lii
lodge Club; Mrs. Robert Armer, Mrs.
Robert Hittle, Mrs. Arlo Kilkpat-
rick, Mrs. Mour Sperruzzi, Misses
Garthwaite, kathleen Basinger,
Judith Brakeman, Geraldine Car
yer, Helen Carver, Virginia Chris
tie, Lucille Christie, Grace Dollens,
Mary E. Fischel, Juanita Fry, Cen
evieve Furnas, Virginia Graham,
Helen johnson, Myrtle johnson, Pa
tricia Kingsberry, Mildred Mona
han, Thelma Monahan, Mary Kath-
crime Nicodemus, Clara Oblinger,
Myra Rawley, Louise Troy and
Helen Wagner.
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Tea, ShOWe1'
Is GiUen fo1"
Bride Elect

Mrs. J. L. Smith entertained with
a musicale tea and kitchen shower
this afternoon at her home, 5401
washington boulevard, in honor Of
Miss Edythe Hubbard, whose mar
riage to William H. Walker will
take place at 4:30 Saturday at the
Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church.
The program was given by Mrs.
Arthur r. Dewey, reader; Mrs.
George Lowe, vocalist, and Mrs. M.
D. Didway, accompanist. Mrs. Did
way also gave several musical mon
ologues. .
The tea table was centered with
a plateau of pink and blue garden
flowers and lighted with pink tapers
tied with blue tulle. Mrs. Roy Cri-
der and Mrs. Richard Calkins
poured.
Guests with the bride-elect and
her mother were Mesdames Walker,
Donald Walker, w. c. Hill, Verne
Osborn, Harry L. Foreman, w. G.
Roger, William c. Bartholomew,
Harold Warren, McClelland Cop
peck, George P Stockton, H. o.
Miller, A. G. Barbour, George Bow
man, Edward B. Hall, Frank Nc
Caslin, G. A. Shirley, G.. o. God
ard, Preston Sargent, A. c. Hawn,
Herbert w. Todd, Frank Moore,
George E. Lowe, Arthur thinner,
Edward A. Brown, Frank Malott,
Carl Thiesing, E. O. Moore, N. w.
Hiatt and R. r. Coble.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY FOLK

party in her honor Wednesday.
Guests will be members of the T.
A. T. Club.
Miss Betty Jane Brucker of Day.
ton, o., is the guest of Miss Martha
lou Schooner, 2914 Bellefontaine
street.
Miss Miriam Stanley, 2009 North
Pennsylvania street, has as her
guest Miss Rosemary Receiver,
New Albany.
Among Indianapolis persons at
the Dodge hotel, Washington, are
Misses Martha Armitage, 1140 Evil
son street; Marguerite Averitt, 1908
Franklin place, and Elizabeth Ma
son, 1873 Downey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Stoner, 2557
South California street, have had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Young, Mrs. John Stoner, Newark,
o., and Mr.. and Mrs. Deward Dos
bennett, Alexandria, O., who are
motoring to Benton Harbor, Mich.
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Miss GOOtee
Is Welded in
Church Rites.

Marriage Of Miss Bernadeen
Gootee. sl5 North Rural street, to
william withem, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Withem, 43lT East
Seventeenth street, took place at 2
this morning at st. Philip Nerl
church.
The Rev. Raymond Noll, pastor.
read the service before the altar,
which was decorated with white
roses. The chancel was banked
with palms and ferns.
ISIS Mary Helen Brooks played
program of bridal airs and James
Hickey sang.
Miss Rita Withem, sister Of the
bridegroom, the brides only attend
ant, wore green chiffon, with fitted
bodice and long full skirt, a green
hairbraid hat, green satin slippers
and carried pink roses.
Vernon Gootee, brother Of the
bride, was best man.
The bride wore ivory satin, made
princess style, with a lace yoke. Her
tulle veil had cap of lace, with
clusters of orange blossoms on both
sides. She carried a sheaf of lilies.
Following the ceremony break
fast was held at the home Of the
bride for members of the families,
Mr.. and Mrs. Withem have gone
easi, the bride travelling in a green
ano white ensemble. They will be
at home after Aug. II at 854 North
Oakland street.
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SEA SERPENTS NEW
FAD AT DEAUVILLE

By United Press
DEAUVILLE. France, Aug. 12.-
Five pink and green sea serpents
we're seen at Deauville today. The
serpents were much like other such
creatures reported on recent days
with the exception that they were
rubber.
The newest novelty here is to go
swimming with rubber snakes. The
snakes are coiled to leave an open
ing in the middle. something like
a life preserver. When the snake
tanner presses point behind the
ears the snake sticks out its red
forked tongue.
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Miss Berneice Mourer, South
Bend, is the guest of Miss Clairbel
Davidson, 1923 Central avenue. Miss
Davidson recently returned from In
dian lake, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Kenning-
ton, 1907 Washington boulevard,
have returned from trip through
the east.
Miss Grace Shoup, 1888 North
PENNSYLVANIA street, has returned
from California.
Miss Frances Kotteman, 3025
North Meridian street, is visiting
Miss Catherine Butler at Wilmette,
III.
Mrs. lies Ogle, 400 North Meri-
dian street, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Hart Jackson, Greenwich,
Conn. Mrs. Jackson formerly was
Miss RoSamond Kittle of Indian
apolis.
Mrs. James E. Kalleen and chill
dren, SS41 Washington boulevard,
will spend the remainder OF the
SuLlllllGL az LQsoo 4eANSs
Miss Catherine Brandt. 1928 Gull
ford avenue. and Miss Martha Ba-
ker, 443s Broadway, have returned
from Madison, Wis, where they at
tended the summer session OF the
University of Wisconsin.
DR.. and Mrs. David Ross, Haver-
sticks park, have returned from
Lake Tippecanoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gaumer
and son. Edward. GIG Orange street,
have returned from two weeks
motor trip through Canada and the
New England states. They visited
their son, John G. Gaumer IN New
York.
Miss Mary Steffen, 1922 Sutner-
land avenue, and Miss Edna Rink,
4l53 Central avenue, left New York
Monday on the Caledonia for a
cruise north. They viii stop at
Halifax to make special tour Of
NOVA Scotia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Remey had
as their weekend guests at their
cottage at Lake Wawasee Mrs. John
S. Mcfarland. Golden Hill, and
Elmer w. Stout, University club.
Mrs. Mcfarland motored to Chi
cago today, where she viii stay the
remainder Of the week.
Mrs. George s. Shelley. 2054 PARK
avenue. has as her guest Mrs.
Marion 81. F1agg. New York. Mrs.
Shelley III entertain with bridge
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Bridal Pair
Leaves on
Honeymoon

Miss Helen Martha Boyer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyer
426 Parkway avenue, became the
bride of William Schwegman, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwegman
1915 windsor street, at 9 this morn
ing in Sacred Heart church.
The Rev. John Joseph, pastor
read the service and celebrated the
nuptiaI mass before the altar, which
was decorated with vases Of roses
Affairs and ferns formed back
ground in the chancel. Family pew:
we're marked with tulle bows anc
smilax.
Professor F. j. Boergger, organist
played a program Of bridal airs
Mrs. Paul BOOSTERS sang "Ah, Sweet
Mystery of Life" Il Love You
Truly" and AVE Maria"
Fred Boyer Jr., brother OF the
bride. was best man. The ushers
we're Bernard Weimer and Vincent
Concannon, cousin Of the bride
groom.
Cousin Maid of Honor
Miss Alberta Nelson Of Youngs-
town. o.. cousin OF the bride, was
maid of honor. She wore yellow
frock of point d'esprit, made with a
fitted bodice and long full ruff1ed
skirt. She wore a hairbraid hat
and satin slippers TO match, and
carried an arm bouquet OF yellow
roses and baby breath.
Miss Mary Griffith and Miss Her
tense Mack were bridesmaids. They
wore gowns made alike of crepna
with fitted bodices and long full
skirts. Miss Griffin wore pink
with satin slippers and hairhralo
hat to match and carried Aaron
Ward roses and baby breath. Miss
Mack's gown was orchid, with hal
and slippers to match and she
carried n = Ward roses, del
phiniun an by breath.
Colleen Marilyn Dunn and Mary
Elizabeth Concannon, flower girls
wore green taffeta frocks ano
carried baskets of pink roses
daisies and baby breath. Norman
Colin Dunn Jr. was ring bearer
He wore a white satin suit ano
carried the ring on a satin pillow.
Breakfast Held at Inn
The bride, who was given in mar,
riage by her father, wore an lvor!
satin gown, made princess style
with a full skirt forming a train
The gown had yoke of chantill!
lace. Her tulle veil was edgec
with lace, and fell from a cap O.
chantilly lace. She carried a show
err of Brides roses and baby breath
Following the ceremony a break
fast was given at Pages inn To-
sixty guests. A reception at TIT
home of the brides parents wa
held later. Mrs. Boyer wore blacl
lace with a corsage of pink roses
Mrs. Schwegman wore flowereC
chiffon with similar corsage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwegman have
gone on a motor trip to Maine, the
bride travelling in a gray georgett'
ensemble, with blue accessories.
Among the out-of-town guests
were DR.. and Mrs. James D. Mel
son, youngstown; Mrs. j. Thornton
and Miss Henrietta Thornton
Bloomington; Miss Leona Boyer anc
Miss Alma Boyer, Louisville, anC
Miss Lizzetia Toehlman, Lawrence
burg.
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Gold Star
Bon Voyage
PartyGiUen

Mrs. j. F. Kutchback, 1924 Ash
land avenue. entertained the Mar
ion county chapter of American
War Mothers this afternoon with q
bon voyage party. The occasion
was a tribute to the three gold stal
mothers, Mrs. Ella Armstrong, Mrs
Mary Mitchell and Mrs. P. T
Humphrey, who will sail this month
for Europe.
The fourteen gold star mothers Of
the chapter were honor guests.
Mrs. E. May Hahn, president, adj
dressed the group. Others who
spoke were Mrs. Mae L. Moon, Mrs
Ida Baughman, and Mrs. Hutch.
back.
A sail boat with gold star or
the white mast, in a miniature sea
surrounded by ferns and daisies
centered the table for the honor
guests. The house was decorated
with vases of golden glow, yellow
zennias and nasturtiums. Other ap-
pointments carried out the yellow
and white color scheme.
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Mitchell
will sail Aug. q, and Mrs. Humphrey
on Aug. 80.
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MISS BURGER TO
WE'D ON SATURDAY

Miss Mildred Burger, whose mar
rage to John j. Flanagan will take
place at 6 Saturday morning at So.
Peter and Paul cathedral, was honor
guest at a bridge party and mis-
cellaneous shower given on Monday
night by Mrs. w. R. Mcclellan, 3444
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Burger is the daughter OF
M. S. Burger and Mr.. Flanagan is
the son of Mrs. j. l.. Flanagan.
Three tables we're entertained
Appointments and decorations were
in pastel shades. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Valen-
tine and Mrs. James j. Foulke.
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BY JOHN WHITE
United Press staff Correspondent

PARIS, Aug. 12.-The inspiration
for those super-feminine dresses
that peek out of little shop win
dows in New York may be found at
'Ardanse,' where the Baroness Ac-
curti this year showed her ability
to give that "skin you love to
touch aroma to her dresses.
She usually does this by cutting
the neck very low, or falling off the
shoulder in a revealing manner. You
wonder how the dress stays on. Ex-
an1ining it closely, you find false
back of flesh-colored tulle doing the
trick.
Sometimes the low decollete of
transparent frock allows no straps
to mar the lovely curves of its
Wearer's shoulders. But again, upon
more minute examination, you will
find false straps of flesh-colored
tulle holding up the slip.
The names of models shown here
indicate something Of the fragile
ensense of the line: 1.-THE Hour OF
Patience" 'He Always Will Follow
Me" 1.-THE Chain of Love" and a
very elastic title, ITO Give You
Pleasure"
If there still is any doubt in your
mind about the quality Of these
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risty-third and altogether gorgeous
months tour, punctuated with sec
ond and even third-class railroad
tickets, small hotels and pensions
etcetera, will be ten times the fur
when one is young, that a de luxe
tour will be when one is older thar
middle age.
= = u
Well, you ought to have one
real gorgeous and expensive
nightgown in your life, now
shouldn't you? And if you came
to Paris for the first time or even
the second or the fifth time, that
is the first thing you'll buy, I'll
Just bet you anything.
So just for that designed the
Ioveliest one you could buy in or
out Of Paris, and you don't have
to come all the way over here to
get it, either-aH you've to do is
sit down to your writing desk and
send a 2-cent stamp to the Dare
department of The Times for an
illustrated Ieaf1et telling you how
to make a gorgeous satin and
lace trimmed nightgOwn, and the
adorable deshabille to go with 1t:
If you could just see mine in rose
satin and ecru lace, or Alana'S In
yellow satin, you would just find
you couldn't live another minute
without one!
Il Il
II VENING dresses fasten thel
T. bodices under the arm, anc
what in the heck can anybody d.
about it? For the line still is to-
snug to admit of slipping TN
bodices on over the head withou
any fastening, and back fastening
well, ask any husband what h
thinks about them!
T. r
Au RevOir!
Copyright. 1880. by The Associated
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Playing Card Designs on Nails
Latest Bridge Fad in London

their gaily colored cretonne over
alls, have worked fantastic designs
on their own nails.
One of the girls has lacquered
the five fingers of one hand with
black and across the background she
has painted silver crescents to rep
resent new moons.
When the other hand is extended
it is noted that the scene has been
reversed.
On a blue background, done in
gold, is the warm sunshine of new
day.
Close followers of Work and other
masters of bridge are having bridge
party nail' decorations.
One hand is done in hearts or
diamonds, and on the other hand,
over a smooth white surface, spades
and clubs are painted.
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Shower to Be Held in Honor
of Miss Mary Jane Wilcox

Mrs. Robert c. Walker and Miss
Marjorie Wilcox will entertain with
a bridge party and personal shower
tonight at Mrs. Walkers home, 1850
Central avenue, in honor of Miss
Wilcox's sister, Miss Mary Jane Will
cox, whose marriage to DR.. Alan Leo
Sparks will take place at SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral Sept. TO-
Decorations and appointments
will be carried out in the bridal col
ors. pink and blue. Gifts will be pre-
sented in a decorated umbrella.
Garden flowers in the shades will
be used throughout the house. At
serving time the tables will be
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BIZ United Press
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Bond street
beauty parlors have found another
fad to follow the recent tattooing
craze-it is the painting of lacquer
bars of music, and other designs, on
dainty colored finger nails.
Bond street is making brave and
sensational attempt to match the
fashion creations of the Boulevard
DeS Italiennes and Rue de la PaiX
of Paris and Hollywood boulevard
of the film capital.
The beauty parlors are contribut-
ing the most toward a British style
parade, but tailors, dealers in rare
Silverware, collectors of antiques,
perfumers and shop keepers all are
busy attempting to create the latest
in their respective lines.
Expert manicurists, dressed in
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Members Of Phi Theta Tau sor-
ority were entertained Monday
night with chicken dinner at the
Hopper Kettle. Morristown. The
dinner table was lighted by tall
green tapers and decorated with a
basket of garden flowers. Egyptian
address books were given as favors.
The dinner marked the installa-
ton of new officers. Miss Mary
Whittinghill, retiring president, was
presented with a white gold bracelet
with the sorority crest. Miss Hazel
Horton, new president, presided.
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DAUGHTER HONOR
CHEST AT PARTY

Mrs. Fred w. Denner entertained
this afternoon at her home, 1910
East Tenth street, with a birthday
party in honor of her daughter,
Joan Marie Denner.
Guests included Dorothy Marie
Bohne. Mildred Gamblers, Alma Jane
Schoeller, Shirley Mae Denner. Paul
inc Hansman, Betty Jane Stratman,
Martha Ginger, Lawrence Hansman
and Sidney Ginger.
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LAWN FETE WILL BE
HELD AT CHURCH

Holy Name church, Beech Grove,
will hold its annual lawn fete to-
day. Wednesday and Thursday on
the church lawn, South Seventeenth
street.
Wednesday night a chicken din
ner will be served from $50 to T.
Dancing will be feature each eve
ming. Indiana VagabondS orchestra
will provide the music.
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Flesh Colored Tulle in Costumes
Reveals and Safeguards Wearers

daytime dresses had these velvet
trims which nearly every house in
Paris. is pushing.
Russian blouses instead of jackets
were used as coats to many en-
sembles, and they often had bolero
fronts, with plain backs, buttoning
russe-wise on both shoulders and
up the sides of the neck.
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lighted with blue tapers tied with
pink tulle.
Guests with the bride-elect ano
her mother, Mrs. r. A. Wilcox will
be Mesdames Guy Sparks, j. G
Foley, G. o. Harris, H. E. Wilcox
A. o. Harris, R. B. Hotel, Hale
Dant, Leonard Meisberger, Misses
Mary Dyer, Marie Chevrolet, Vir-
ginia Graham, Josephine Keller
Mary Lou Curran, Theresa Moore
Miriam Stanley, Mary Kelley, Dor
othy Cutshaw, Janet Clifton, Mary
Thompson and Miss Rosemary
Receiver, New Albany, who is the
house guest of Miss Stanley.
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DAY OF DISTRUST FOR WOMEN PHYSICIANS HAS PASSED
Phi Theta Tau Sorority Seats
Officers at Chicken Dinner

Members present we're Misses
Ruth Stewart, Patricia Elliott, Helen
Elder, May Shields, Agnes Swisher,
Florence Foster, Helen Torrant,
Marie Martin, Dorothy Digger,
Louise Drummer, Carol Thompson,
Pearl Woods, Hazel Horton, Roberta
Lamb, Bernice Busher, Lola Lazott
Katherine Lazott, Dorothea Meyer
and Ruth Frank. Miss Elder and
Miss Lamb were in charge OF ar
rangements.
A musical program followed the
meeting.
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FAH1O, AuSs Ii.
XX7HY do people put of trips to
w Europe until they can, as
they so quantity put it, ego right?"
If you are one of those misguided
individuals who is saving or even
plans to save "at least $4,000" be-
fore you go to Europe, listen to me-:
You can go from New York to Paris,
visit Berlin, Belgium, Holland,
Switzerland, Italy and possibly
Spain and Portugal, return to New
York, and have eaten and slept Tor
the entire month in which it would
take you to do this-for a thousand
dollars.
Il
DON'T howl at met can be
- done. Any one with any i'm
agination whatsoever should have
sufficient with which to appreciate
the fact that a. harum- scarum, tou-
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Announce MGrridqe

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Mary Wolpa, sister
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Goldberg,
Chicago, to Joseph Moor, son of Mrs.
Mary Koor, 1912 North Illinois
street. The wedding took place
July g. Mr.. and Mrs. Koor will be
at home at 3145 North Illinois.
street.
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WeddinG Is Amno2Laced

Marriage OF Miss Helen Lawrence,
daughter of Mrs. Lillian Lawrence,
2437 East Washington street, to
John Kosaveach, which took place
Saturday night at the home of the
brides parents, has been announced
by Mrs. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs
Kosaveach will be at home at 481o
East Washington street.
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Gan Shelf

When painting your implanted
book shelves, save one section for
knick-knacks and, instead of using
the same color for all of it. paint
the back either silver or gold and
your ornaments will take on new
beauty against it.
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Meet for Luncheon

Members of Charity Club of the
Willing Workers will be entertained
with a luncheon Thursday noon at
the home of Mrs. George Mitchell,
Brookville road. A regular business
meeting will follow.
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HOnOrs Recent Bride

Miss Jessie Wilson, Is South Kit
ley avenue, entertained. with a mis-
cellaneous shower Monday night at
her home in honor Of Mrs. Eugene
Woodfin, who was, Miss Eleanor
Watson before her recent marriage.
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w. 3. a. to Entertain

w. B. A. No. 140 will give a COW
cred dish luncheon Wednesday noon
at $50 East Ohio street. Mrs. Alice
Wiltshire is chairman. A pillow slip
card party will follow at 2:30. Mrs.
Josephine Coibion is chairman.
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CARD PARTIES

Magnolia Circle, No. 4, will en-
terrain with a benefit card party
at Friday in Redmen's hall, Nor
ris and Lee streets.
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Circle to Hold Picnic

Social Circle of Olive Branch
Rebekah lodge will hold a picnic ir
Garfield park Thursday. A covered
dish luncheon will be served.
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Following is the second of a series Of
dispatches from Paris describing The new
winter fashion openings.
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Picnic to Be Held
Knox county picnic will be held
from 2 to 7 Sunday in Garfield park.
Mrs. Lester johnson is secretary.
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Joint Meeting Slated
Alpha chapter, Delta Tau Omega
sorority will hold joint meeting
with Chi Sigma Chi fraternity at
8 wednesday night, in the Italian
room of the Lincoln.
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Chapter to Meet
Alpha chapter. Theta Sigma Delta
sorority, viii meet at tonight at
the Y. w. c. A.
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