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Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-03
ACTRESS INJURED

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 3.
U.P)-Ann Harding, motion picture
actress. was confined TO her hotel
room here today with a GislOcated
shoulder. Marie Lombard. Miss
Harding's secretary, told the Unit
ed Press her injury was not serious.
but very painful
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-03

At the close Of the last week in
October, Modoc County received
800 inches of rain over Surprise
Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-03
FATHERS, NAME THE SAME

PORTLAND, Me. - (U.Pj - The
name Of Mrs. C. Albert Johnson's
father is John A. johnson. The
name Of her father-in- law is like
wise John A. Johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-03

TO CAUTION JAY WALKERS"
BOSTON. - UP - Morgan T
Ryan. Massachusetts registrar Of
motor vehicles. has asked school
children 70 caution their parents to
be careful crossing streets.
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Vote League
Heads Meet
on Finances

Miss M. Louise Griffith assistant
treasurer of the National League OF
Women Voters, met with the fol-
lowing members of the state league
Monday night at the Columbia Club
for a discussion of finance prob
lens: Mrs. Charles N. Teetor, Ha-
gerstown, president; Mrs. Richard
Edwards, Peru, chairman of finance;
Mrs. S. N. Campbell, membership
chairman, and Miss Sara Lauter,
special finance chairman.
Executive board of the state
league met this morning for further
discussion of finance.
Miss Griffith is making a trip
through the middle west, assisting
in the organization of finance cam
paigns for state leagues.
The education committee of the
local league is making a study of
indianapolis schools, following a
study of rural schools made as a
part of the county survey project.
Mrs. Ralph E. Carter is chairman
of this committee, beginning it's
study by visiting schools for ply
sically handicapped children. All
types of schools in the city will be
visited, their inspection to be fol-
lowed by an intensive study of city
and state school costs.
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are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fauvre's
guests at the Marott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison.
Chicago, are spending a few days
at the Marott. Mr.. Morrison is sec
rotary of the American Federation
of Labor.
Mrs. Ray Macy, 4463 Washington
| boulevard, and her father, Edwin
G. LogSdon, Westf1eld road, have
gone to Miami, Fla, to spend sew
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. John
Pfeffer.
Mrs. Frank McClelland and SON
Bigham Andrews McCIelland, Ben
ton Harbor, Mich, have returned
home after visiting here with he1
mother, Mrs. William H. Albright
2911 North Talbot street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan B. Mumford
1922 Sunset avenue, have returned
from a two weeks motor trip tc
Pennsylvania, West Virginia anc
Washington, D. c. They visited
Henry Reinhard and family ir
Cleveland, o.
Mrs. Bertha Kerch, Evansville, q
member Of the staff of the Evans
vile Press, is spending the winter
here with her niece, Mrs. Walter
Breidenbach, 1920 Graceland ave-
nue..
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Ninety Enroll
as Democratic
Women Gather

More than 200 attended the meet
ing and entertainment of the Young
Women's Democratic Club Monday
night in Hunters Lodge at the Ma
rott, held as part Of the several
months membership campaign be-
ing conducted by the group. Ninety
new members were enrolled.
Mrs. Olive Belden Lewis, Mrs. Carl
Woods and Timothy Sexton, county
treasurer-elect, were speakers, and
the program was given by Miss
Christine Macguire and Miss Esther
Wexler with instrumental and vocal
solos and speciality dancing num-
bers.
Officers of the club, in charge Of
the meeting, are: Mrs. William w.
Rich, president; Mrs. Claire j.
Petithory, vice-president; Miss
Marie Sexton, secretary treasurer.
Miss Theresa Madden is in charge
of the series of monthly entertain
mentS.
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Card Parties

A bunco and euchre party will be
sponsored by the Security Benefit
Association at $3.50 tonight at 1859
East Maryland street. Proceeds will
be used in relief work among asso-
citation members. Miss M. Sellers
and Miss McCarty are in charge of
arrangements.
w. B. A., No. 14O, will hold a
benefit luncheon and card party
Wednesday at Woodmen's hall, 322
East New York street.
Winama council, No. 8S, will en-
terrain with euchre and bunco at
$50 tonight in Red Mems hall,
Seventeenth street and Bosart av-
enue.
First of a series of benefit card
parties in Eighth ward will be held
by the Eighth Ward Women'S DEM
ocratic Club Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. Anthony Inglehart,
1885 Central avenue. Mrs. Samuel
Mckinley is chairman.
Card parties will be given at s
each Sunday night during Deem
Der at Holy Name church, Beech
Grove. HosteSses will include Mes
danes Herman Van Benton, Paul
Small. Alvin Smith, Thomas Logan,
William WeSting. John Bischoff,
Henry j. Baltz, William Kennedy,
William Hole, William Savage and
Frank Gellert.
Card parties also will be held at
8 tonight at the home Of Mrs. Small,
North Sherman drive, and Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Van Ben
ton, 88 South Thirteenth avenue,
Beech Grove, respectively.
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MRS. CANNON WILL
ENTERTAIN SOCIETY

Mrs. F. S. Cannon, 1926 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
for a Christmas meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian church at 2::30
Wednesday afternoon. Children of
the Sunday school, directed by Mrs.
Howard Meeker, will give a pro-
gram.
Assistant hostesses will be Mes
danes G. L. Coen, H. A Hofft, j. E.
Seybert and P. w. Hudlestun.
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Clubs Open
Christmas
Festivities

Holiday festivities have begun for
the women's clubs of Indianapolis,
with many Christmas parties and
luncheons scheduled for each day
of the next two weeks.
A number of clubs have decided to
abandon the annual gift exchange
among members and to contribute
to charity instead. Other are main
tanning the old custom, as well as
making the gifts to the needy.
The Meridian Heights Inter Sc
Club held its annual Christmas
party this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. G. H. Beach, STAT Central ave-
nue.. Mrs. w. D. Long was the
guest speaker. Mrs. w. d. Gross vas
soloist, and all members sang
Christmas carols.
At serving time candles and
Christmas green's we're used with
other Christmas appointments. The
members brought contributions Of
food, which will be given to the
Flanner house for distribution
among the city's poor.
Pie to Hold Gifts
Amicitia Club entertained with
a covered dish luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Galen T. Doyal, 1884
Montcalm street Christmas green's
decorated the tables. A business
meeting and program followed.
Members exchanged gifts by
means of a Jack Homer Christmas
Pie" from which they drew
presents. A Christmas tree was
decorated for the occasion. Baskets
Of food and clothing were filed
for distribution among the needy.
Mrs. A. H. Brethauer was in charge
Of the program.
Hoosier Tourist Club entertained
with a colonial Christmas luncheon
and program at the home of Mrs.
C. c. Spurrier, Ass Moth Pennsyl-
vania street. Assisting hostesses in
Guided Mrs. w. G. Harrison and
Mrs. E. H. johnson.
Artemus Party Planned
Mrs. D. H. Campbell 1851 Hoyt
avenue. was hostess for the an
nual Christmas party and gift ex-
change of the Artemus Club. A
covered dish luncheon was served,
with appointments in keeping with
the season.
vVoman's Organization, National
Association of Retail Druggists, held
its luncheon and Christmas party
at the chapter house, $40 East Mar
ket street. It was a Mother Goose
party, and all members brought
toys, which will be distributed
among the children at the Riley
hospital.
Mrs. E. c. Reick was in charge Of
arrangements, assisted by Mesdames
Ed Hall, H j. Borst, J. v. Reisbeck,
M. T. Weddell, R. G. Snoddy and
Charles Friedman.
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Name AItrnSa
Group TO Plan
YnIetide Fete

A special committee has been ap-
pointed to assist the program COM
r--ittee in arranging for the annual
Christmas party of the Aitrusa Club
which will be held at GAS Thursday
night, Dec II, at the Columbia Club.
Members are asked to bring So
cent gifts for exchange. Contribu-
tons to be distributed to charity
also will be collected. Program COM
mittee includes:
Miss Vera Morgan, chairman; Mrs. Mar
guerite Malarky. DR.. Edith Haines, Misses
Lucille Moulton,. Anna Abel Mary Ram
sey, Janice Berlin, Jessie Jolly, Katherine
Mertz. Eva Storch. Minnie Hardegen and
Lulie Gibbons.
They will be assisted by:
Misses Lena Meehan, Helen Clayton,
Laura Holden, Margaret Hayes and DR..
Lilly Clements
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Club
Luncheon Set
for Wednesday,

Sigma NJ Mothers Club of But
Ter university will entertain with
its annual Christmas luncheon for
active and alumnae members of the
sorority at 100 Wednesday at the
chapter house, 4615 Sunset avenue.
Dean j. w. Putnam of Butler will
be the guest of honor and will
speak.
The program will include songs
by Julian Metz, accompanied by
Miss Edith Garrison, and selections
by Walter Peak, pianist. Mrs. A.
w. Macy, president, will preside.
The committee in charge is Mes
danes w. o. Dunlavy, Fred Far
mum, F. G. Sims and Edward Keal-
ing.
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NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

Miss Kathryn Downey, Chicago, is
the house guest of Miss Eileen
OConnor, 1923 North Pennsylvania
street.
Miss Blanche Stillson, Heron Art
Institute instructor and local artist,
who has been invited to give a series
of lectures at Amherst college, will
leave soon for months stay.
Mrs. Francis A. Thayer and Mrs.
George Varrelman, Brandon, VT,
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sports gloves might better be of
a good heavy wool. And there's
a eW-fashioned old-fashioned idea,
too.
Street gloves next. Demirnousque-
taireS in siX-button length. She'll
be cheered to see them flare out
of their Wrappings, for no doubt
Christmas shopping has completely
shot her old ones.
Choose these mouSquetaires in
either glace kid or suede black
if her coat is black and brown if
it's brown. In the case Of a COL
ored coat, take a look at her shoes
and match the gloves to them.
Evening Gloves, too!
mot evening gloves, tool" d.
when she comes to the last pack
age. Yes, evening gloves, too, in
siXteen-button length. White or
eggshell glace kid.
Or if she already has these, she'd
like pair of the new short ones,
with bracelet tops, like the one
in the sketch.
If you hear her talking about
needing afternoon gloves every time
she starts for tea, be Johnny-on-
the-spot and substitute a pair of
eight or twelve-button SUICIDES for
one of the types we've mentioned
In white or light beige kid.
The Hosiery Wardrobe
The woman who receives three
pairs of..hosiery all at one time will
know that there is a Santa Claus.
And she'll decide Furthermore that
he's up on his window shopping if
her hosiery gift is made up of:
A pair Of semi-Sheer cl1iffons
In dark neutral tone, for street.
Sheerer chiffons in the new
"off black" for afternoon.
Clicked evening stockings of
neXt-to-nothing sheerneSs. Very
light or very dark. according to
whether her evening frock is light
or dark.
You might sound her out on the
new lace mesh stockings for eve
ming the kind we've shown. If
she likes them at all she likes them
a lot.
Copyright. 1881. BY Amos Parrish,
Next: Amos Parrish tells how
play suits follow the fashion for
color contrast.
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Guild Stages
YnIetide Fete
at SunnysMe

Sunnyside Guild entertained pa
tients at Sunnyside sanitarium this
afternoon at Christmas party ar
ranged by Mrs. A. P. Harvey and
Mrs. Allen S. Heaton.
Connie and his band were on the
program, with Roberta Smith, blues
singer. Eleanor Haywood, Catherine
Leppert and Betty Sue sWoolling
danced.
Refreshments were in charge of
Mrs. Edward Schurmann, assisted
by Mesdames j. Hart Laird, A. B
Chapman, Byron Sunderland, A. G.
Earring, L. G. Burnett, William H
Hanning, Fred S. Duesenberg, Floyd
Mattice, Frank E. Gaines, T. E
Root, j. A. Brooksbank, Thomas
Hale, Margaret Reams and Gaylord
Rust.
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It's something entirely new in a
bandeau and pantie set.
Each of the legs of the panties
are in six sections and scalloped at
the lower edge. A yoked top gives a
smooth hipline.
The bandeau is closed at the back.
Style No. 663 is designed for sizes
IL, IA, 16, Is and 20 years. The To-
year size requires IL yards Of 39-
inch material with yards of bind
ing.
Peach-pink crepe silk with narrow
lace insertion trim along each seam
of the pantie legs with matching
lace edging for the pantie legs gives
very dainty effect. Also trim the
edge of the bandeau with the lace.
Our winter fashion magazine is
ready.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern IS cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferreO
Wrap coin carefully.
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Scholarship Winner to Sing at
Travellers Aid Society Luncheon

Travellers Aid Society of Indiana
will hold it's annual meeting and
luncheon at 1915 Monday at the
Columbia Club. Miss Roma M.
Safer, executive secretary, will give
the annual report, and board of
directors for the coming year will
be elected.
George F. Schrader, winner of the
1882 Mu Phi Epsilon scholarship at
the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music, will sing, and the string trio
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-08
200 ATTRACTED TO
CLUB "OPEN HOUSE,

Nearly two hundred persons at
tended the first open house Monday
night of series to be held during
the winter at the Columbia Club.
Departments of the club were open
to members, their wives and guests
and tables we're arranged on the
mezzanine for bridge and other
games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Perry we're
hosts for the occasion and were as
sisted by Mrs. j. Hart Laird, in
charge Of mixed bridge; Paul J..
Krause, games, and Thomas w.
Jackson, billiards. A buffet supper
was served at 1890.
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from the conservatory will play.
Mrs. Wolf Sussman is chairman
of the committee in charge, assisted
by Mrs. Edgar H. Evans and Mrs.
David M. Ross. Flowers for the
table decorations will be donated by
Mrs. SuSsman.
Guy K. Jeffries, president, will
preside. Other officers are Mrs.
Evans, vice-president; Eugene c.
Foster, treasurer, and j. j. Van
Norsdall, secretary.
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MRS. KRAUSE TO
BE HONOR GUEST

Mrs. Pearl I. Krause, Indianapo-
lis, national inspector of Auxiliary
of United Spanish War Veterans,
will be the guest of Harold c. Nc
Grew auxiliary, No. 3, at a covered
dish supper at $50 Wednesday at
Ft. Friendly.
Past department officers with Mrs.
Krause, are: Mesdames Marie c.
Williams, Marie Cron, Carrie Link,
Eliza Moon, Alice Goodnight, Nan
ME Love, Libbie Everett, Bertha
Norris, Dorothy Eisenhut and Miss
Lucille Williams.
Officers will be elected at the next
regular meeting at 8, Dec. IA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-08
Debut Made
by City Girl
at Tea Fete

Miss Ruth Bybee Milliken was
presented to Indianapolis society at
a tea given Monday afternoon at the
Proyplaeum by her sister, Mrs. Fisk
Landers, and Mrs. Robert A. Mil
liken.
Miss Milliken wore an empire
gown Of coffee colored satin, COM
bined with lace and tulle, which
formed the ruled skirt and bertha.
Mrs. Landers was gowned in pur-
pie velvet and Mrs. Milliken wore
brown chiffon and lace.
The tea table was arranged with
a centerpiece Of violets and yellow
roses and was lighted by yellow
tapers. Those assisting were:
Mesdames James Fesler. Lafayette Page
Ernest Knefler, William C. Bobbs, VIII
nam stafford. d. Laurence Chambers,
huRn McGibney, William F. Landers Will
nam lockwood, Charles r. Post Of New
Orleans, and Misses Josephine Rockwood
eybil Stafford, Helen Banner and Ann
syres, last years debutantes, Lois Gra-
nam, Dorothy Johnston, Mary Evans
Caperton, Ann Schmidt and Louise Adams
Walter L. Milliken will entertain
for his daughter and her friends
at a dance Christmas night at
Woodstock Club.
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MISS IRENE ALIENS
RITES ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. oscar J. Allen, 421
North Euclid avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Irene Allen, to Floyd Tibbets, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Tibbets, 442
North Linwood avenue. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Tibbets are at home with the
bridegroom's parents.
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Aids Are Named
for N. d. Club
Holiday Dance

John Maurice Scanlon, president
of the Indianapolis Notre Dame
Club, and William Lawrence Sexton
general chairman of the Christmas
dance to be held by the club Dec
% at the indianapolis Athletic Club
have announced the committees as
sisting in arrangements, as follows:
Tickets. Albert Smith. chairman;
Charles Greenen, Jack Slattery. Jerry
Shine, John Sullivan and Pat Fisher,
Patrons-John Paxton, Tom Meeker CO.
chalrmen; Harry Miller and Thomas
Arrangements-R. Michael Fox. chair
man; Ed Coomes and Thomas Mahaffey.
Programs-Fred zeitlow chairman;
Robert Cissel and Ed Herold
chairmen. ' w
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Madden. chairman.
THOMAS O,Connor and John Carr.
Muslc-Robert Leppert. chairman; JOS
Out-of-Town Guests-Robert Kennedy.
chairman. Newcastle; Robert Higher, CO,
4Brimbus; John Krebser. Harold Druecher,
Rlchard Emmerling, Kokomo, and Earl
Melcher. Anderson.
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GUILD WILL HEAR
BOOKS REVIEWED

Robert Warshow's alexander
Hamilton" and Sheila Kaye Smiths
Susan Spray" will be the books to
be reviewed by Mrs. Kathryn Tur-
ney Garten at the next book talk
to be held at All Souls Unitarian
church, under auspices of Morelight
Guild, business girls group Of the
church.
Mrs. Garten will give only one
book talk during December.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-08
Makes Ckorminn GIFT

Here's an idea for a gift to
yourself or anybody else. Dainty
colored sheets and pillow cases with
hemstitched hens, all packed in an
attractive box.
After the contents are removed
the box makes a charming boudoir
box for holding odds and ends in a
bureau drawer.
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Several talks on .
the history and activities of the
sorority will be given by Mrs. G. C..
Trueblood, Mrs. Lester A. Smith,
national alumnae superintendent of
the Ohio valley district; Misses
Ruth Dale and Mary Gertrude
Manley, national district superin-
tendent of the Ohio valley.
Members of the Butler chapter
will give a musical program of So
rority songs, led by Miss Dale. Miss
Ruth Lindenborg, president of the
Indianapolis Alumnae Club, will be
POSTMASTER.
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HOSTESS GOWNS ARE NEWEST IN FASHION spotlight
w hats in Fashion?
. Glove or Hose Wardrobes
Directed BIZ AMOS PARRISH

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Found! A
IN brand new way to give stock
ings and gloves way which
takes them out Of the bread-and-
butter class and makes them eXcit-
ing. A glove or hose wardrobe will
bring honest delight to reward your
Christmas strudging.
Take a glove wardrobe. Suppose
you decide on pair for sports, one
for street and one for evening.
Wrapped separately, and then all
three wrapped in one package
what furry of untying and ex-
claiming that will throw her into!
Yes, you're hand-in-glove with a
slick idea.
Choose pigskin for the sports
gloves. They've kept thousands of
waving hands warm at football
games this fall. And they last prac-
tically forever. Brown ones are
fashion-right this year, or, if her
hands are small, she'll like the ac-
cent of white ones.
OF course if she's a winter re-
sort fan with liking for skating
and coasting and skiing, the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-08
Founders of
Sorority TO
Be HOnOred

Founders OF the Alpha Omicron
Pi sorority will be honored by the
indianapolis alumnae chapter, an
active chapter of the sorority at
Butler university, with a dinner at
$50 Tuesday night at the Butler
chapter house. 642
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-08
Ne1U Wells 'InUisibZe'

We're seeing many smart look
ing matrons about town these days
wearing very sheer nose wells. These
wells have no border and are so
flmy that it takes two looks, some
times, to make sure a veil is being
worn at all.
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Berkeley road.
The sorority was
founded at Bar
nard college, New
York City, in 1896.
Mrs. Leo M. Gard
ner is general
chairman, assisted
by Mrs. L. V.
Brown and Miss
Helen Bailey. Gov
ers will be laid for
forty, and Jaque-
minot roses, the
sorority flower will,
be given as faVOrS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-08
TEA TO Be GIVEN
AT DAY NURSERY

Mrs. Frederick C. BALI, president
of the Seventh District Federation
of Clubs, has urged all women of
federated clubs to attend the tea
to be held this afternoon at the In
dianapolis Day Nursery at the home
542 Lockerbie street. Additional
hostesseS are:
Mrs. j. F. Edwards, vice-president; Mrs.
D. o. Wilmeth, second vice-president:
Mrs. W. z. Eshbach, treasurer Mrs E. o.
Boesinger, corresponding secretary. and
Mrs. D. A. Groves recording secretary
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Sorority Plans Dance

Alpha chapter, Omega Phi Tau
sorority, will meet in the Oak room
at Selig's at $50 Wednesday. Final
plans will be made for the dinner
dance to be held Dec. 10 at the
Country Club of indianapolis.
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Miss Schm1uU Hostess

Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority will
meet Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Bernice Schmull, 2125 South
East street.
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Some Nice Mem Names

Some Nice Ne1U Names
If you can't go to Florida, you
can at least wear fruit shade IN
der your fur coat. Apricot, orange
lemon, banana and tomato are the
names of some of the newest mid
winter shades.
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NelU Belts Help Out

To help an old dress achieve the
new Empire" look, buy one of the
new wider, fitted belts. 1t will raise
the waistline considerably.