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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-10
HeUa Reilly
HOnOred at
Bridge Fete

Mrs. Louis Hensley entertained
today at her home. 6O2 East Fifty
sixth street, with breakfast and
bridge in honor of Miss Ineva
Reilly, whose marriage to Erwin F.
Meyer. Boulder, Col, will take place
Monday, Dec. 81.
Christmas greens and candles
were arranged on the tables. and
about the home, with appointments
in keeping with the season. Silver
was the predominating color. The
hostess was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. Harrison Smitson, Upton.
Guests included:
Mrs. Peter c. Reilly. mother of the
bride-elect; Mrs. Frank Reissner, Mrs
Pueblo Col. Miss Reilly's house CUES
who will be her maid cf honor. 7zsa -
danes Culver Godfrev Henry DiS.4E> Z
Jr. Alfred RoedecSer. Walter Stuhldrehei,
Henry Churchman Jr., francis krleg. Fred
Albershardt. William Albershardt. Emory
Baxter and Miss BETTY Bertermann.
Miss Reilly will oe hOnOred at a
party Friday by Mrs. Fred Abr
becker and Mrs. Howard Fieber.
Saturday she will be entertained by
Mrs. Fred AlberShardt, and at
dinner bridge to be given by Miss
Mary Margaret Miller
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Skeen, New
Orleans. and their son Richard will
spend the holidays in Indianapolis
at the Marott. Mrs. Skeen will ar
rive Dec. 10. Richard will come
from washington and Lee univer-
sity, where he is student, Dec. 20,
and Mr.. Skeen will arrive Dec. q.
Mrs. Silas Reagan, 5518 Carroll
ton avenue, has Miss Katherine
Millikan and Miss Elizabeth Doug
las, Council Bluffs, Ia, as her house
guests.
Mrs. C. A. Borchers entertained
eight guests today at luncheon at
the Marott.
Mrs. Herbert Lyman and Mrs.
Earl Stone, Chicago, are visiting
Mrs. Max Lyman at the Marott.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sterne, Den
ver Colo, are visiting Mrs. Albert
E. Sterne, and are staying at the
Marott.
MIR. and Mrs. John K. Ruckel-
shaus. Lebanon, will return to In
dianapolis after the first OF the year
for residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Baltzen, Ma
rott hotel, will spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mr.. Baltzell's par
ents in Princeton, Ind.
Mr.. A. S. Lockard and Miss Betsy
Lockard, 1415 North Delaware
street, have returned from an ex-
tended European trip.
Miss Genevieve Pickrell will have
a dinner party Dec. %, preceding
the Tudor Hall dance at the Wood
stock Club.
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Women's Contract Bridge Club
Meets to Elect Officers

bolt, Thaddeus R. Baker, Hal T.
Benham, Katherine Bingham, Stan
ley c. Brooks, Charles L. Busch
man, Nicholson Claypool, Albert R.
Coffin, Charles E Coffin, William
H. Coleman, William L, Cooper,
Richard Fairbanks, A. H GODDARD,
Nathan P. Graham, Lawrence E.
Hess, Frederick T. Holiday, Henley
Holiday, Sylvester Johnson Jr., R.
RaIston Jones Jr., Wayne Kinnaird,
Edward L. Mckee, Harry M. Ohr,
Dudley A. Pfaff, o. G. Pfaff,
Charles o. Roemler, Ralph K
Smith, Samuel B. Sutphin, William
H. Thompson and Frederick Van
Mugs.
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RADIO Subject
of address by
City Librarian

State luncheon of the American
Association of University Women
will be held at the Columbia Club
Saturday. Miss Dale Waterbury is
chairman of arrangements.
Luther L. Dickerson, city libra
rian, will be speaker with, The
Radio and Education" as his topic.
Dean Katherine Alvord CT De Paw
will speak on The Fellowship
Fund" Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Carroll Skaar
Fine arts study group of the or
ganization will meet at Rauh Me-
mortal library at 10 Friday. Mrs.
John Mellett will review JOB" by
Roch. and Twelve Secrets of eau
casus."
First meeting of the music section
will be held at the home of Mrs.
T. Victor Keene, 1909 North New
Jersey street. Jan. 8.
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BUSINESS WOMEN
HOLD BRIDGE FETE

Miss Eva Jane Lewis entertained
Wednesday night at her home, 2214
North Capitol avenue, with a white
elephant bridge party for members
of Section 8, Business and Profess
sional Women's Club. Guests of
honor were Mrs. Adah o. Frost,
president of the Indiana Federation
of Business and Professional Wom-
en-, and DR.. Elsie G.. Stewart, presi-
dent of the Woman's Rotary Club.
Nine tables were ir play. Miss
Lewis was assisted by Mrs. Eva
Collins, chairman of the section.
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Directors, officers and members
we're to be elected at a luncheon
meeting at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club today by the twenty
nine sponsors of the newly organ
lied Woman's Contract Bridge Club
of Indianapolis.
Membership in the club, which is
the only one of its kind in the city,
is expected to total about eighty.
Comparative duplicate bridge will
be played on alternate Thursdays,
beginning Jan. 7. Weekly prizes and
annual trophies will be awarded.
Sponsors who attended the lunch
con are:, MesdameS Frank E. Abb
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Card Parties

Garfield Park Post No. 60 Amer
lean Legion, will give its weekly
card party at 8:15 Friday night at
the post quarters. 81O12 Virginia
avenue.
Circle No. 6, st. Anthony's Altar
Society, will hold euchre and bunco
parties at 2 and today at the
school hall. Mrs. Russell Sweeney
is chairman.
Social Club of st. Patrick's church
will give card party at 2:3O Friday
at the school hall, GAG Prospect
street. Mrs. Carl Kiefer will be in
charge
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Public Health Nursing Group
to Attend Luncheon Jan. IA

Mrs. F. R. Kautz, president of the
board of directors of Public Health
Nursing Association, announced this
forenoon at a meeting in the as
ISOLATION Offices in the Majestic
building, that the annual luncheon
meeting will be held Jan. IA at the
Claypool,
Miss Bertice Short, superintend-
ent or nurses, presented a weeks
sample menu for a family of five on
the township trustees basket. Many
families where the nurses give their
services, Miss Short explained,
have needed help in planning their
meals according to their weekly
rationS.
Miss Short in her monthly report
announced that at a recent meeting
of the advisory committee of the
State Graduate Nurses Association
of which committee she is a MEM
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O. E. S. CHAPTER TO
HAVE YULE DANCE

Queen Esther chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, will give its annual
Christmas party and dance at 8
Friday night at the Masonic Tenn
pie, North and Illinois streets. Mrs.
Hazel Madinger is in charge of ar
rangementS.
The program will include a one
act play to be given by pupils of
Mrs. Ruth Ann Kersting and Mrs.
David Chapman. Noble Pearcey will
sing; William Stienmetz will give
sleight- of hand performance; and
Miss Grace Rohder will give char
acter sketch.
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Mrs. Urich Is Hostess at
Bridge for City Visitors

Mrs. Kearsley Urich entertained
this afternoon at her home in
Forest Hills with a bridge tea in
honor of Miss Elizabeth Douglas
and Miss Katherine McNGillen,
Council Bluffs, Ia, who are the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Reagan, 5518 Carrolton avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Hood entertained
Wednesday afternoon with
bridge-tea at her home, 1884 For
rest lane, for Miss McMlllen and
Miss Douglas.
Other guests with their hostess,
Mrs. Reagan, were Mesdames Paul
Cullom, Albert Campbell, Mitchell
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T. CriSt, John Marshall and Miss
Adele Panther.
Mrs. Reagan was hostess at a
party Tuesday at her home, 5518
Carrollton avenue, for her guests,
and Monday Mrs Hood, Mrs. Rea-
gan, Miss Mitchell and Miss Doug
las, who were classmates at De
Paw university, motored to Green
castle for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reagan,
1887 Sutherland avenue, enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday night for
the guests OF their son and his wife.
Miss Douglas and Miss McNIillen
will leave for their homes Friday.
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Der, foundation was laid for a
course leading to a Bachelors de-
gree for instructors and supervisors
in schools of nursing.
Steps are being taken to develop
a practice field for nurses taking a
proposed course in public health
nursing.
Concerning the case report, Miss
Short announced that the Novem-
Der cases carried showed a decrease
of more than one hundred since
October and fewer visits were made.
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ALUMNAE NURSES
WILL HOLD DINNER

Indiana University Nurses Alum
nae Association will hold its annual
Christmas dinner at 7:30 Saturday
night at the Spink-ArmS. Guests
will be graduates of other schools
employed at the medical center
here. A surprise program has been
arranged.
Red candles and holly will deco
rate the table. Miss Josephine Doup
is chairman of arrangements, as
sisted by Misses Dorothy Rose,
Emily Boiling and Zella Simmons.
Reservations may be made with any
committee member.
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IrUingt0n Club to Meet

Mothers and Daughters Club of
North Irvington will meet tonight
at the home of Mrs. D. V. S.
Glubka, 5717 East Tenth street.
Final plans will be made for the
Christmas dinner and card party to
be given by the club, when the child
the club has taken to clothe through
The Times Clothe-a-C Child for
Christmas drive, will be a guest.
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Plan Benefit Dance

Employees of the Kahn Tailoring
Company and members Of the Anal
gamated Clothing Workers will give
a benefit dance at $3.50 Saturday
night at their hall, 1913 West Pratt
street. Canned or staple groceries
will be the admission charge.
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ALPHA CHS PLAN
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Mrs. Kurt F. Ehler, 1919 Ken
wood avenue, will be hostess to-
night for the Christmas party of
Alpha Chi Alumnae Club of Alpha
Chi Omega sororiety.
The house will be decorated with
Christmas green's and a Christmas
program will be presented. There
will be an exchange of gifts.
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BIZ Times Special
MARION, Ind, Dec. 10-Art
chairmen from the eight provinces
of Kappa Kappa Kappa in Indiana
met here Wednesday to confer with
the state art chairman, Mrs. Mer-
rill S. Davis, Marion, on plans to
donate $500 to sponsoring the
Hoosier Art Salon, and making
chapter presidents patrons.
The sorority has co-operated with
the salon for several years, in do
mating prize money. This year the
money will be donated but it will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-10
SUPPER-M MEETING IS
HELD BY KAPPAS

Mrs. Frances Terrell Dodds. 500
North Ritter avenue, was hostess
for the Christmas experimenting
of the Mu Alumnae Club of Kappa
Kappa Gamma Wednesday night at
her home Thirty members were
present. Following the dinner, a
program of music and stunts was
presented, with all members partici-
pating.
Mrs. Nelson Elliott was in charge
of the program. Others assisting
we're Mrs Austin " Clifford and
Miss FloreLce Lupton Tables we're
decorated with Christmas greenery.
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Church Musicale Slated
Lois circle of the Third Christian
church will give a Christmas must
Gale at Tuesday afternoon, Dec.
%, at the church. Members will
each bring two guests. Mrs. A. w.
Mason is in charge.
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Brookside Players will present
three one-act plays, The Same
Old Thing" THE White Ele-
plant" and Brothers In Arms" at
Brookside Community house at
7:30 Saturday night. David Mil
ligan of the Civic theater is di-
recting the productions.
Those taking part are Mrs.
Helen Thomas Martin, Misses
Caroline Brown, Jean Hopper,
Christina Valentine, MesSrs. Ru-
dolf Sedlak, Charles Martin,
George Butler, Allen Hall and
Eugene McNIanamon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-10
BRAIDED SCARF IS
SCHIAPARELLIH HINT

If you're tired of knotting a
scarf in the same old way, try
Schiaparelli's newest. Three lengths
of material in three colors are worn
loose about the neck and braided
down the front.
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Sponsor BridQe P0rtu

Delta Tau Beta fraternity will
sponsor a benefit bridge party Fri
day night at the home of James
Koerner, 1886 Woodlawn avenue.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-17
AUaIOn Club
to Be Scene
OfT0urney

Interest Of indianapolis country
club societ viii center next week
on the tenth annual tournament OF
the Indiana Women's Golf Associa-
ton at Avalon Country Club, Mon
day through Friday.
With qualifying rounds scheduled
for Monday, this week sees the
course dotted with visitors, intent
on brushing up on their games, and
learning the ms and outs of the
course.
Thursday Mrs. Robert Tinsley,
Charlottesville, and Miss Lois Bond,
Fl. Wayne, were among the visitors,
Wayne, state champion, winner Of
the last three tournaments, was ex-
pected to arrive.
Terrific heat Wednesday and
Thursday has slowed preparations
only a little, and the majority OF
women, having achieved already the
popular coats of tan, carry with
them umbrellas either of the plain
or garden variety for protection.
Miss Josephine lockwood, prom
inent in Indianapolis society, repre-
senting the Country Club of In
dianapolis, is enjoying her first
tournament play this season. She
made an excellent showing in the
city tourney, and is expected to &c
far next week.
Mrs. Sidney Fenstermaker and
Mrs. Harrison Bennett, both of High
land, were on the Avalon course
Thursday. Mrs. John Cady and
Mrs. Ben Stone, Mrs. Roy Van Horn
Mrs. William Bennett, Mrs. Frank
Mills and Mrs. Ernest Crane are
among the entries.
Constitution committe for the
event is as follows: Mrs. A. A.
McClamroch, chairman; Frankfort
Country Club; Mrs. G. A. Jaqua,
Highland Golf and Country Club,
and Mrs. D. S. Menasco, also of
Highland.
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SLEEVE .EsS DRESS

This dress has the becoming lines
that give so much dash and chic.
The neckline is so soft and pretty.
OF course you like the cape idea. It
covers the sleeveless arms so mod
ishly. And the peplum skirt flounce
is placed at a nice depth below the
hipline to give the figure a length
ened line.
A thin tub silk crepe in yellow
and white made the original, with
neck bow of brown grosgrain rib
bon to match the brown Of the pat
ent leather belt
Style No. 465 is designed for sizes
IA, 16, 10, 20 years, SO and 38 inches
bust. Size Is requires 3% inch ma
terial and a leather belt.
Chiffon print, wolfe print, shan
tung, eyelet batiste and printed ba-
tiste are smart fabrics for this
model.
Our large Fashion Magazine
shows the latest Paris styles for
adults and children. Also modern
embroidery and instructive lessons
in sewing.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern IS cents In
stamps or coin (coin Is preferred).
Wrap coin carefully.
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F. r. Kin1meL EntertGinS
F. R. Kimmel entertained ten
friends at luncheon Thursday at
Avalon Country Club, preceding an
afternoon of golf.
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House Guest
to Be Feted
by Hostess

Miss Elizabeth Asbury, New Or
leans, La. who is the house guest
OF Miss Ruth Peterson, 44O0 North
Pennsylvania ssveet, viii be honored
at bridge party to be given this
afternoon by her hostess, and Miss
Charlotte Twitty, at the home Of
the former.
A color scheme Of yellow and
white will be carried out in the
decorations of garden flowers, and
In the appointments. The hostesses
will be assisted by Mrs. John w.
Twitty, Mrs. Edward A. Peterson
and Mrs. Stanley McComas Jr.
Guests Will be.
Mesdames Henry Barker. Lebanon: Theo-
oore Van Cestal. Harold Gauker. Clara NJ
Forbes, Herbert S. Graham. Misses Eleanor
and Virginia Clark Evelyn and Janice
Kellogg. Marv Lou Minnick. Rosemary Nc
oarveym. Elizabeth sahm. Mary Lou Turn
ock. Jane Gest. Sheiia Brown. Virginia
LLOYD. Flora Hunter. Dorothy Miller. jean
nette White. Betty Jeanne Davis. Rather
Inc Sue Kinnsird. Charlotte Bruce. Betty
williams. Virginia Roberts. Jean Under
wood. Carol Fenner. Anita Knox. Polly
Pierson. Mary Paxton Young. Doris and
Margaret O'Hair Of Indianapolis. Miss
Geneva Guild. DAYTON. o.. and Miss Betty
Janish. Auburn IND
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wood street, will take place at 8
tonight at st. Johns Evangelical
church. The Rev. Ernst A. Pipen-
brok viii read the ceremony before
banking Of palms and ferns deco
rating the altar.
Music will be by the church or
ganist.
Miss Laura Murphy, maid OF
honor, will wear pink chiffon with
white slippers and lace mitts. The
bridesmaids will be Misses Helma
Kahn and Dorothy Enders, cousins
Of the bride. Miss Kahn will wear
blue chiffon and Miss Enders green
All will carry pink roses.
The bride will wear a princess
gown of white satin, with series
Of ruffles at the back Of the skirt,
forming a short train. Her tulle
veil will be bordered with lace, and
will fall from a coronet Of seed
pearls. She will carry shower bou-
quet of Bride roses.
The flower girl, Phyllis Ann Eos
ter, will wear yellow taffeta, and
carry basket Of garden flowers.
Elmer Foster Jr., brother Of the
bridegroom, will be the best man
Ushers will be Ralph Privette and
Charles Encers, brother Of the bride.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents will follow the cere-
mony. The bridal colors, pink and
blue, will be used in decorations and
appointments.
The couple will leave after the
reception for ten days honeymoon
at Lake Wawasee, after which they
will be at home at 1917 Orleans
street. The bride will wear a black
| and white travelling suit.
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Just
Every
Day
Sense
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

A FTER hearing that women
, 4 A should show their love for
their country by wearing cotton
stockings and eating more bread,
1t is rather disconcerting to read
that Mr.. Andrew Mellon is build
ing the largest aluminium factory
in the world, and that he is build
ing it in Canada.
Thus he and his company will
escape the high tariffs that now
prevail there. A new town named
Arvida is being erected with
American money and will house
a city full of workers, most of
whom will probably migrate to
British soil.
We learn also that though
American women are admonished
not to buy certain Russian made
candies, and to taboo all things
Slavic, Mr.. Henry Ford is putting
up an enormous factory in their
country and preparing to do
business with the enemy on big
scale.
All of which goes to show that
there is something wrong some
where.
MIR. Mellon and Mr.. Ford are
two of the financial powers of the
nation. Both are, we should say,
among our foremost citizens. And
to whom shall the average person
look for his examples in patriot
ism if not to such men as these2
THE fact that their actions are
Il so widely removed from what
is preached to the obscure per-
son as duty to country demon
Strates the thing that Is wrong
with America. There is distinct
falling off in patriotic enthu-
siasns of late.
Fewer and fewer people are Wild
ly nationalistic as of yore. And
there is a reason. For, while the
rich man is permitted to go
wherever money is to be had, the
poor one is urged to let wicked
foreigners alone. His is the job of
bearing the flag and singing the
anthems.
If Mr.. Mellon were as great a
patriot as his kind urge the rest
of us to be, he would build his
factory at home and take the con-
sequences of the high tariff that
his political party has foisted
upon every business man in the
land, But money, it seems, need
not be patriotic.
Generals are frequently dined at
enemy tables while great negotia-
lions go on. 1t is only the pri-
vate who must always do battle
with the foe.
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MISS M'CALLIAN /
HOSTESS AT PARTY

Miss Frances McCallian, SAB North
Gray street, entertained Thursday
afternoon with theater party at
the Lyric in honor of her two
cousins, Misses Dorothy and Wilma
McCallian, New Albany, who arr
visiting her.
The guests Of honor will remais
here for another week and severa.
PARTIES are being arranged in theii
honor.
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times. Tables at serving time were
covered with brown wrapping paper,
which was also used to form bas-
kets, which contained daisies and
black-eyed susans as the center
piece.
Wooden plates we're used, and +;
were nodded as flower pots.
Miss Turnock returned Tuesday
from Pennell Wood, Mich, where
she was the guest Of Miss Marylyn
LIE Vally Of Chicago, at her summer
home.
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Water the Birds

BE sure to put water out for the
birds IN summer time. If it is a
DRY year, they often have to move
away from your home to some other
place if you fail to supply them with
this necessity of life.
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Viola Enders to Be Married
to Avon Foster at Church

Marriage Of Miss Viola Marie En-
ders, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Enders, GIG East Minnesota
street, to Avon Foster, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Foster. 1914 Lock-
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Miss TnrnOck
Is Hostess at
Bridge Party

Miss Mary Lou Turnock enter
tanned Thursday at her home. 3455
Winthrop avenue, with a "depres-
sion" bridge party. All appoint
ments carried out the idea of hard
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Highland Names
HOzOard Wood
Tennis Coach

Highland Golf and Country Club
announces the engagement of How
ard P. Wood as tennis coach. He
will assume his duties beginning
Monday.
Wood has a fine record as an
amateur player, and has been coach
of Shortridge high school tennis
team.
Members Of the committee max
ing the selection are: r. D. Brown
Jr, Wayne Burns, Richard H
Crane, Jack Hendricks Jr., Law
renee Umphrey and E. J. Wuensch,
chairman.
A dance will be held at the club
house Saturday night, beginning at
9. Supper reservations may be
made at the Office. Juniors are
holding a special dance and swim
ming party during the evening, be-
ginning at 5.
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HELEN BIRK BRIDE
OF NJ. r. STEVENS

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Birk, 1926
North New Jersey street, announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Helen Marie Birk, to Myron Ray
mond Stevens, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frances Stevens, 3725 North Illinois
street, which took place July 10 at
Greenfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
are at home at 1910 North Illinois
street.
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Celebrate AmniuerSarM

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Blazer, II
South Rural street, will entertain a
small group Of friends at dinner
tonight at Whispering Winds in
celebration of their fifth wedding
anniversary.