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LINEN SHOWER IS
GIVEN FOR BRIDE

Miss Jane Allison, 47O9 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained
Thursday night with bridge party
and linen shower. in honor of Mrs.
John Sparks who was Miss Vir-
GINA Dynes before her recent mar
riage. Appointments and decora-
tons were in keeping with George
Washington's birthday. Guests
were:
Mesdames George Walker, Frank Lang
senkamp Jr., Noble Hiatt, Misses Helen
Currna, Mary Lou Curran, Martha Thorn
as. Kathleen HOTEL, Eleanor Moran, Glen
Manning, Mary Dyer, Betty Helm, Jeanne
Winchell and Grace Buckler.
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daughter of F.
Winthrop honeymooning Havana
Mrs Harry Wiford 5267 Carroon
2-yearod daughter Rita Mrs Wiford is spending weeks
York.
Dssette Aunnae AS
ISOLATION which is presenting Grand
March at Caleb Mills talk MY Background as
Preparation for Modern Life"
Mrs Fred Duesenbeg and Mrs A Earring
committee headed Chanta Sunny
side Guild ball to be held Monday night
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SORORITY GROUP
WILL GIVE DINNER

Delta Epsilon auxiliary will hold
a dinner bridge party tonight at the
home of Mrs. Walter o. Lewis, 4414
Central avenue.
Mrs Harry Crawford is president.
Members OF the committee in charge
are Mesdames Earl Blakely, Phillip
Won Blon, Mark Terrill and John
BernS.
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Business Women Will Observe
international Relations Month

Mrs. Lena Madesin Phillips, pres
ident of the International Fedora
ton of Business and Professional
Women's Club, has asked the clubs
to observe February as international
relations month.
The indianapolis group will hold
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KO-WA-MA CLUB
HAS BRIDGE PARTY

Former pledges Of the Ko-Wa-
Ma Club entertained members with
a Valentine bridge party at the
home Of Miss Florence Hughs, 2313
Garfield drive, Friday night. As
sistant hostesses we're Misses Ann
Clinton and Thelma Griffin. VAL
entine decorations and appoint
ments we're used.
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Z0NTA CLUBS ARE
TO MEET HERE

Zonta Clubs of
this district will
hold a conference
at the Claypool,
March 81 and %.
Miss Patricia. Ell
lott is chairman
Of the publicity.
Other committee
chairmen are Mrs.
w. H. McPher-
son, Misses Nata-
lie Coffin, Ann
Feely and Frieda
Heider. Represent
atiyes from clubs
at Cleveland, De-
troit, st. ouis,
Chicago and Mil
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BREAKFAST BRIDGE
PARTY IS SLATED

Members and guests of Alpha
chapter, Gamma Delta Alpha sor-
ority, will be entertained at break.
fast and bridge Sunday morning az
the home OF Mrs. Donovan Skyles,
5048 East Tenth street. This is the
first OF a series Of rush parties.
A meeting will be held at 8 Mon
day at the Antlers.
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Love and Geography a play
by the Norwegian dramatiSt,
Bjornstjene Bjornson, will be pre-
scented at the meeting of the Irv-
ington Dramatic Club tonight at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Austin
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ASSEMBLY WOMAN'S
GLIB WILL MEET

State Assembly Woman's Club will
meet at the Marott for luncheon at
1890 Wednesday.
Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs. David
Ross and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank
will receive with Mrs. G. j. Buch-
anan. Mrs. Mary Traub Bush will
give a song recital following lunch.
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Flowerinq Plants

Fifty cents. invested in bulbs,
brings many times that, much plea
sure to children. A whole row OF
little dishes, each with a single
bulb, improves any living room vim
dow sill,
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Peeled and halved apples, can
died in the same pan with sweet
potatoes and served with ham or
pork roast, are delightful and un-
usual. ~
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Girls Group to Meet

The Girls Friendly Society OF
Christ church will have its regular
meeting at 8 Tuesday night. Feb. "a.
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Tasty Combination

waukee viii attend.
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Alexander chapte. will meet at
$50 Thursday with Mrs. A. g. Bas-
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Wednesday from 10 to 8, nomi-
nations for officers of the General
Club will be made by ballot at the
clubhouse.
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Miss Martha Pettijohn will APP
pear on the program for the Gen
eral Club, Tuesday at 2:30. She will
read, "The Tragedy of Man," by
John MaSef1eld.
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Many Chevy Chase
Residents Depart
On Vacation Trips
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Walker
and Daughter Elaine to
Spend Summer at Reho-
both Beach. Del.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Walker and their
daughter Elaine Of Jocelyn street are
spending the Summer at Rehcboth
Beach, Del. Andrew J. Walker. ir. is
at Camp Overall Va. for the Summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Van Fay and
their small daughter Of Cedar Park
way are spending the Summer at Glib
son Island.
Mrs Frederick Van Dyne and her
daughter. Miss Marjorie Van Dynn,
have gone to Ocean Grove. N. j., to
remain until September
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Finch Of
Virgilia street sailed last week for Eng
land, where Mr.. Finch will attend the
sessions of the Institute of Interna-
tional Law at Cambridge. They will
later travel through France. Holland,
Switzerland and Norway.
Miss Catherine Martin is the house
guest of Mrs. Gilbert Hubloin at her
Summer homo in Hartford. Conn. Miss
Martin will later be the guest Of Miss
Sarah williams at Delaware Water Gap,
Del.
Mr. sydney r. Prince and sons. sgd
ney Prince. jr.. and Gregory Prince.
sailed Thursday on the Baltic for two
months tour Of the British Isles.
Mrs. Karl Corby and her daughter,
Miss Mary Eileen Corby, left Wednes-
day by motor for Rockland Breakwater,
Me, to spend two weeks.
Judge and Mrs. Stanton C. Peele of
Connecticut avenue and their son have
gone to their cottage at South West
port, Me. for the Summer. Miss Betty
Peele, after an extensive tour through
Europe. will return to her home in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. George McCabe and her deugh-
tiers. Miss Margaret McCate and Mrs.
A. J. Byrne, left fer a two months trip
through Europe.
Judge and Mrs. Wilmer ]. Latimcr
and family Of New'ands street have
motored to Bay Head, N. j. to be gone
until September.
Mrs Burl c. Ayres entertained last
Thursday evening at a shower in honor
of Miss Miriam Likens, OF Thirty-third
street, whose marriage to Mr.. Arthur
Albert Smith will take place August IL
at the Chevy Chase Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Reilly Of
Forty-first street has had as their
house guests Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shepperson, Mrs. William Connor and
her daughter. Miss Dorothy Conner, all
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Frank P. wilcox Of Meadow lane
left last week on motor trip with
friends through Canada, Lake Erie and
Detroit. They will be absent for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Walter Miles entertained We'd
nesday at luncheon and bridge in her
home on Jocelyn street.
Mr.. Charles Calhoon, who has been
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Sleman, left Monday for his home in
Grenada. Miss.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Clarence Hall Of Kirk
street are house guests Of Mr. and Mrs
William A. Mills at their Summer
nome, Shore Acres. Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Mr.. end Mrs. William Huff Wagner
OF Drur1n ond avenue left lest week for
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Owings-Spencer Wedding
In MARYLAND June s

Mrs j. C. Spencer of Roanoke, va.
has announced the marriage of her
daughter. Elsie Eunice Beckner to Mr.
d. Clark Owings. son of the chair
man of the Maryland tional Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commission and
Mrs. Owings OF Riverdale. Md The
ceremony took place June at Ellicott
City, Md.
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and two little daughters spent last week

and two little daughters spent last week
at North Beach Park, Md.
Mrs. Stephen H. Field and two sons,
Robert and Stephen, have returned
from a visit at Nassau eta Springs and
Harrisonburs, Va.
Mrs. A. A. Lucas, Miss Charlotte
Lucas and Mrs. George Mari are spend
ing a week with Mrs. w. w. Ballenger,
OF her cottage at Colonial Beach. Va.
Mrs. j. N. Rosson left last week for
a visit to her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Swan, in Cul-
pepper, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dabney and
Master Jimmy Dabney have returned
from visit to Mrs. Dabney's mother.
Mrs. o. Hedrick, at her home in War
renton Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Sellers have
returned to their home on Timberlake
drive, after trip TO Buffalo, N. Y,
and Canada
Mr.. Leroy Peabody has returned from
week in New Hampshire, where he
was engaged in a traffic sl,rvey for the
Department OF Public Roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln H. Phillips and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Phillips left
last week Tor motor trip through
Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, and will
visit relatives in these States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Miller and
family left last week for a motor trip
| through the Northern States.
Mrs. Thomas f. Dolan and children
and Miss Genevieve Cogan have gone
to Colonial Beach for a visit.
Miss Dorothy Dow of New York is
the guest Of Miss Susan Smoot Thorn
son, at the home Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Thomson, in Rosemont
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burch of Chicago,
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. William
Burch, at Belle Haven.
Miss Sadue Penny of Winston Salem,
N. c., is the guest of Miss Lucy Houston,
| on North Columbus street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Sturtevant left
last week for Burlington, Vt, to visit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Sturte-
| want.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Atkinson are
spending a week at Atlantic City. N. J.
| Miss Rebecca Hines of Toms Brook.
Va, IS the guest of Miss Nellie Everett,
at her home on North Patrick street.
Mrs. Stuert Barrett left last week for
visit in Pennsylvania and also In
Asbury Park, N. J.
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Cotton exports from Egypt In the
first four months Of this year were
nearly $33 900 900.
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Younger Set at Annapolis
Giving Numerous Parties
Out.of.Town Visitors Attend Hop Given by
Second Cla7s-Mr Robert Cabaniss
Entertains at Dance

Later they will be joined by their
daughter and son-in law, Lieut. and
Mrs. William c. Schultz. Lieut. Schultz
is coming here for the postgraduate
course
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Russell of New
York and Washington have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Fanny E. Russell, to Ensign Richard
Stottko Andrews, u g. NJ, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ellery Andrews of
Santa Re, N. Mex.
Comdr. Worrall r. Carter, who is
attached to U. s. 8. Nokomis jim Phila-
delphia, spent the week end with his
family on Maryland avenue Mr.
Thomas Wilcox. brother of Mrs. Carter
and Mr.. Westmore Wilcox. her uncle
both Of Norfolk Va, were Mrs. Carriers
guests oyer the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Valiant OF
Wardour. left last week for a two-week
cruise aboard their yacht. Before re-
Va, to visit Comdr and Mrs. Herbert
w. Underwood. Comdr. Underwood is
stationed there at present
Mrs. Felix L. johnson, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs Joseph w. Val
liant. left on Wednesday for Yorktown
where her husband Is also on duty.
Mrs. Edward H. H, Old. her son
Bruce and her daughter Nancy, after
spending several weeks with Capt Old's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. ano
Mrs. william Old, at their home al
! Meadowbrook near Norfolk, Va. have
| Joined Capt Old here and they are
now occupying their new quarters or
Porter road.
Miss Anna Douglas Walk left tho
first Of the week to be the guest of hel
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs D. Claude
/ Handy, at their cottage at Blue Ridge
Summit.
Lieut. Comdr and Mrs J.. Hooge-
VERT. after spending several days as
the guests of Admiral and Mrs A. r
Hoogewerff. at their cottage at Blue
Ridge Summit, have returned to theil
home on Duke of Glouster street.
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for Halifax, Nova Scotia, to visit her
sister for two weeks.
Mai. and Mrs Alac M. Lochwitsky
who have been in Dayton, Ohio, for a
year have returned to their home In
Jefferson Park. and are at home on
Thursday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Carr, their daugh-
ter. Miss Nellie Carr. and their niece,
Mrs Carlton Booker. have returned
from a motor trip through Pennsyl-
vania and New York States.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hulfish, jr.
have gone to their home in Allentown
Pa. after a visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Hullfsh, in Rosemont
and to Mrs. Hullfsh's mother, Mrs
Davidson Maigne. south Royal street.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hullfsh have
returned from visit to relatives In
Rolla. Mo.
Miss Alys Lee Harding and Miss
Marilyn Harding are the guests Of their
sister Mrs. Robert Shelton Of wash
ington. at her Summer home at South
River. near Annapolis. Md.
Miss Beulsh Duborg, Miss Margaret
Shepperson and Miss Gertrude Harri-
son motored to Colonial Beach for the
week end.
Mrs. Virginia Green of Camden, N
j.. is visiting her brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ethelbert Tatspaugh
at Rosemont
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Burchfield were
the week end guests Of relatives In
Strasburg. Va. Master John Burch-
field and Miss Ellen Burchfleld are
spending the month with relatives in
Gainesville Va.
Mrs. L. Claude Bailey of Salisbury,
Md. is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Irma
Hornthal, at her home on Mount Yer
non avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth " Hoffman and Miss
Lillian Hoffman are spending week at
Atlantic City. N. J.
Miss Madeline Loving of Monroe. Va,
is visiting Miss Lucille Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Hill and Miss
Ella Hill are spending several weeks in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Suthard. jr., and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Penn
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LGndonS famous Botanic Gardens
are TO be opened free to the public.
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Mrs. Rogers Hostess to
House Party at Piney Poin,

Mrs James Rogers of Hyattsville.
Md, entertained at house party last
week at her Summer home at Piney
Point, Md. Her guests included Mrs.
John Hollingsworth Mrs Nicholas
Orem, Mrs. Alfred Hyatt Wells. Mrs.
Marguerite Sands. Mrs. George B. Fur
man and Mrs. Ferguson Harrison.
Mrs. Furmsn entertained at a din
ner party for Mrs. Rogers guests at
her residence at Piney Point during
the week.
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Colorado Springs, Colo, to remain sew
eral months.
Miss Catherine Crane. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Crane of Chevy
Chase Parkway, left Wednesday fol
West Point, N. Y, to remain for q
week. She WIS accompanied by Miss
Jean Mcdonald.
Mrs. E. w. Sawyer of Elm street left
last week to join her husband in Min
neapolis, Mimi, where she will visit
for 10 days.
Mr. Marvin harrington Of Elm street
returned wednesday from a business
trip to Chicago, Ill
Miss Catherine Bowen of Elm street
is the house guest for 10 days of Miss
Peggy Dunlop at Port Republic
Mr.. j. B. Bronson Of Thornapple
street and her grandson. Bronson
Logan. have returned from two weeks
visit to Mrs Eronson's old home In
Buffalo, N. Y.
MFR. and Mrs. Warren Brush Of Hes
keith street have as their house guests
Mr.. Brush's brother and sister-in -law
land, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Bryson oi
Reno road left Saturday by motor fol
a trip through New York State. Miss
Brvson has been visiting Miss Lucends
and Miss Georganna Massey Of Green
wich, Conn.
Miss Emily Penn. who was the guest
Of Miss Mary BruSA left last week tC
Join her parents. Comdr. and Mrs. A
M Penn. who re recently ordered
to Annapolis
Mrs Lloyd Hopl, and her little
daughter Bette have gone to Atlantic
City to remain several weeks. They
will be Joined there by Mrs. A. NJ
Blsir. formerly of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kohler of Nevada
avenue entertained at q bridge supper
Saturday evening.
Mrs G. A. Birch and her son Robert
Of Cummings Lane are spending theil
vacation at Royal Oak, on the Eastern
Shore John Birch has gone to Adiron-
dack Camp for the Summer
Mrs. George Winchester Stone Of
Cummings Lane will leave Tuesday as
a delegate from Washington to at
tend the Y. w. c. A. Conference al
Silver Bay. on Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Dillinger Of Del
field street have returned from Den.
mark. where Mr.. Dillinger went as Q
delegate from the Bureau of Stand
ards to attend the Radio Conference
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Frank of Leland
street are the weekend guests of DR.
and Mrs Truman Able at their cot
tsge at Epping Forest.
Miss Catherine Merritt. the daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Merritt Of
Shepherd street, is ct Ocean City, Nd.
for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Murname of Nor
rison street entertained Tuesday after
noon in honor of her little daughter
Rita to celebrate her 7th birthday
anniversary.
LGndon'S famous Botanic Gardens
q 70 Ia be nnnned free To the n1lhlic
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Mills home. The Rev. Dean Walker
of the louisville Christian church
will read the ceremony before an
improviSed altar of greenery, inter-
Spersed with baskets of gladioli.
The bride will wear white chiffon,
fitted to the hip line, with long
flared skirt, and short jacket, with
long, flowing sleeves. She will carry
a shower of bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Shell
burne will be the attendants. Mrs.
Shelburne will wear pink satin and
pink roses.
A dinner will be served follow
ing the ceremony at Maple Crest
for the bridal party, and members
of the immediate families. A we'd
ding cake will center the table
lighted with white tapers with a
wedding bell suspended over the
center.
The bridal couple will leave after
the dinner for a motor trip to Mich
igan. The bride will travel in a red
wool crepe dress, with beige accesso-
ries. They will live in Indianapolis
The bride is member of Psi Iota
XII sorority.
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Camp Fire Girls Activities

Last city-wide swimming party of
the season was held at Garfield park
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mary
Marshall was in charge. She was
assisted by Miss June Weir and
Miss Margaret Marshall. Miss
Miriam Danner, life guard, passed
Genevieve Bryant on pollywog and
frog tests. The girls played water
games and held races. The race for
nonswimmers were won by Virginia
Neffle; Anna Mae Hayden, was
named best surface diver, and Doro-
thy Lemen won the free hand
stroke contest.
Wapenoo group, with Miss Marga-
ret Marshall, guardian, held a meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the
home of Patty Roesch. Girls worked
on their needlework guild material
and played croquet.
Lewa group of Zionsville, with
Miss Adah Tudor guardian, held an
out-of-door council fire Wednesday
night on the lawn of Mrs. Mills
home. Mrs. Mills is mother of
three Camp Fire Girls. Mrs. Mary
Heagy, field secretary, welcomed the
new Camp Fire Girls and awarded
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Tea to Be
GiUen for
City Bride

Mrs. Mansur B. Cakes viii enter
tain at tea at 4 this afternoon at
her home. 44l9 Washington boule-
ward, in honor of her niece, Mrs.
Benners Swindell Milligan, who, be-
fore her marriage in June, was
Miss Mary Elizabeth Davidson.
A large bowl Of hydrangeas viii
center the tea table. which will be
laid with a lace cloth. Mrs. Will
H. Brown and Mrs. Thomas R,
White will pour.
Mrs. Cakes will be assisted by her
daughter, Miss Barbara Cakes, and
her house guest, Miss Betty Price
of Gainesville, Fla: Mrs. r. F. Da-
wilson and Miss Mary Bon. Guests
will be:
Mesdames Eugene Clifford, George
Bachelor. Addison Parry. Edward A. Peter
son. Kin Hubbard. Warren K. Mannon.
Stanley Mccomas Jr.. Egbert Hildreth, H.
E. Barnard. Burce Savage. Harold Gauker
George c. Bruce. Charles Lizius. Howard
Caldwell. Joseph Ostrander. Misses Loretta
Kittle. Laura Smith. Frances Kelly, vir-
giania Ballweg, Gladys Hackleman,
Dorothy Lawson Marian Barnard, Mar
garet Kent. Margaret Schumacher. Dorothy
Grimes. Katherine Sue Kinnaird Betty
Jeanne Davis. Charlotte Bruce. Mary Bing-
ham. Helen Brown. Helen Bachelor, Ger
trude Brown. Dorothy Arnholter. Mar
garet Renick. Virginia Hubbard. and
Frieda Newman.
Miss Bruce will entertain tonight
with bridge party in honor of the
recent bride.
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Alberta Bernd to Be Wed to
Frenchman in Church Rites

maid, will wear a pink wolfe frock
and carry TaliSman roses and
baby's breath tied with blue rib
mon StreamerS.
Marcel M. Morlock, brother of the
bridegroom will be best man, and
Arthur Siebler, Cincinnati, o.,
cousin of the bride and William H.
Meyer, her uncle, will be ushers.
The bride, given in marriage by
Philip Zoercher, will wear a white
silk dress, the fitted bodice fash
Toned with a lace yoke, and TERED
skirt. Her tulle veil will fall from
lace cap, worn by her grand
mother and mother, caught with
orange blossoms. She will wear white
lace mitts, and carry a shower bou-
quet of Johanna Hill roses and lilies
of the valley, tied with white chif-
fon and satin ribbon streamers.
The couple will motor to Wiscon-
sin for honeymoon and will be. at
home on their return at 3343 North
New Jersey street.
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Sorority VIII
Hold Dinner on
Founders Day

Sigma Phi Gamma, international
philanthropic sorority, will celebrate
Founders day tonight at the
AntlerS.
Tables will be arranged in fall
colors, yellow, brown and orange,
and will be decorated with lighted
yellow tapers tied with brown tulle
bows of yellow marigoldS and zenias.
Miss Helen Trout will give the in
vocation, Miss Roberta Maxwell
Kohlmeyer will sing and Miss Bes-
sic Hills, pianist, will play. Speak
ers will include Misses Myla Smith,
Florence Grady, Marguerite Fisher
and Hazel F. Ali. Covers will be
laid for:
Misses Zelma Cummings. Doris Edring-
ton. Kathryn Elzea, Susie Hale, Eva NC
Leod, Alice Meier. Burnetta Miller. Nellie
Morgan. Evadna Snyder. Wilma Wheat
craft, Hazel Baker. Elherta Bell. Hazel
Baker, An Bowlin. Mary E. Scifres Mary
E. Sink and Althea Sullivan.
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Doggie. aren't they? The canine
elite of The city. Little Using Chin
Sun upper left sitting on the arm
Of his mistress chair, Mrs. william
Arthur Shideler, 1920 North Meri-
dian street, is member of the
proudest of dog dynasties, the Pek-
inese.
Scrappy, the wirehaired fox ter
rier in the upper right, is owned by
Miss Elizabeth Watson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Watson, $500
North Meridian street. Scrappy
smiled when his picture was taken:
"This dogs life is ok with me-" he
chortled.
Raising prize winning Scotch ter
rierS is Mrs. Clarence SANKEY'S avo-
cation. She is seated in the lower
picture with Champion Ardmore
Rowdy beside her and his son,
Thomas the Lambkin on her lap.
Tommy, named for the very baddest
pirate Of them all, is an orphan, his
mother, Champion Bellstane Queen,
having died when he was born.
That accounts for his woe be-
gone expression. Perhaps Rondy,
his father, is ve4y stern with him.