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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-10
What's in Fashion?
Character Beach Paiamas
Directed BIZ AMOS PARRISH

NTEW YORK, June 10.-If you've
IN always had sneaking desire
to be a pirate If you rather
fancy the idea of yourself in the
crisp whites" and brass buttons of
the navy if you're sure you
could be far more appealing in a
Pierrot ruffle than Pierrot himself
Now's your chance to try it and
see how you like it-on the beach.
And every beach this summer is
going to look like a costume party
when folks get into their beach
pajama characters.
One of the most picturesque of
all beach pajamas is the Pierrot
type. 1t was one of the favorites,
we note, at Palm Beach during the
winter season. And it's as gay as
a circus clown, as you can see in the
sketch.
Of course you have to be the
type to wear it. Slim and 1.-the
and maybe a little bit pert. And
if you are this type, it's big polka
dot pattern and swanky frill will
make you the hit of the beach.
Pirates Costume is Dashing
If the ruf1e doesn't quito suit
you but you like the general idea,
then you'll find similar one-piece
pajamas Of printed cottons with
other kinds of interesting collars
or scarfs. Gertrude Lawrence wore
some at Palm Beach with the big
polka dots but no ruffle.
The fashionable pirate beach cos
tune is a bold and dashing affair
of trousers, f1shernan's striped
shirt (the kind the Mediterranean
fishermen wear) and a head kerr
chief and girdle to match. Trousers
usually are jersey. And the brighter
the 'kerchief and girdle, the
smarter.
Winter resorters in Switzerland
and Canada found the Dutch boy
outfit SO practical and becoming that
it's now been made into a summer
beach costume. Cts sketched at the
lower left)
Trousers Full at Waist
Reminds you Of Hans Brinker and
his silver skates, doesn't it? The
trousers are full at the waist. The
jacket double breasted with wide
lapels.
And for a quick change, use this
same jacket with straight trousers
and you become a snappy looking
bell-hop.
The yachting suit is one of the
easiest for everybody to look her
best in. It has simple trousers Of
flannel, jersey or linen; a striped
shirt and a double breasted Jacket
Of flannel. White trousers and navy
jacket are one of the best cornbi-
nations.
Another fashionable costume is
easy to put together. Take any
plain linen, duck or jersey trousers
and top it of with polo shirt of
mesh and you're a sailor in his
work suit. The only difference is
that you don't have to scrub the
decks.
Of course. there's a chance that
none of these fashionable beach
outfits just suits you. That you're
the feminine type that ought to look
pretty instead of exotic, no matter
where you are.
Then your beach pajanas should
be the more formal type with fuller
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O'Brien-Vollmer Wedding at
Our Lady of Lourdes Church

Miss Marietta O'Brien, daughter
of Mrs, Della O'Brien, $3.50 Wash
ington street, and Robert E. Voll-
rner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Volln1er. 834 North Tacoma street,
were married at 9 o'clock mass this
morning at Our Lady Of Lourdes
church. The Rev. Leo F. Creadon
performed the ceremony and read
the nuptial mass.
The altar, banked with palms and
ferns, was decorated with garden
flowers. Miss Mary Cordan sang
ave Maria" and Reilly's Prayer
Perfect" during mass.
Miss Mildred Gallagher was
bridesmaid. She wore a princess
frock of coral Chantilly lace, with
matching hair braid picture hat and
carried Johanna Hill roses.
Mrs. G. j. Burke was matron of
honor, and Miss Elizabeth Vollmer,
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The interesting Scalloped detail
provides the fashionable fenlininity
noted in the snartest of day frocks.
It's slenderizing too for the seal
oped edge takes diagonal course
across the bodice to correspond with
the skirt treatment that keeps the
hips slender. The killed plaits sway
so prettily when the wearer moves,
It's crepe printed silk so appro-
pirate for general day occasions.
Style NO. 219 is designed for sizes
II, 16, is, 20 years, S. and SO inches
bust. The 16-year size requires Az
yards of 39-inch material with AZ
yards of binding.
Our large Fashion Magazine shows
the latest Paris styles for summer
for adults and children. Also in
structive lessons in sewing.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price Of pattern Is cents in
stamps or coin (coin preferred
Wrap coin carefully.
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Miss Irene Chapman Will Be
Wed in North M. E. Church

The first wedding to be performed
in the new North Methodist Epis-
copal church will be that of Miss
Irene Chapman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard T. Chapman, $40
West Maple road, and Clarence Ed
ward More, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert E. More, 270 North Holmes
avenue, which will take place at 8
tonight, the Rev. w. w. Want, pas
tor, officiating.
A half hour program of bridal
music by Lee Welker, organist, will
precede the ceremony Milton CAL
Ion will sing. During the ceremony,
Welker will play 'Ah, Sweet Mystery
Of Life"
Palms and ferns will form a back
ground of greenery for the altar,
which will be decorated with late
spring flowers.
Robert F. McGinnis and Lloyd P.
Morgan will be usherS and Arthur
West best man.
The bride will be attended by the
orloegroorn'S sister, Miss Pearl More,
as maid of honor, and her sister,
Misses Jean Chapman, and Lois
Carter, bridesmaids.
Miss More will wear a frock Of
pink silk net, with blue slippers
and blue lace mitts. she will wear
I crystal necklace. the gift Of the
bride, and carry Premier roses,
snap dragons and blue delphiniunl.
The maids will be gowned alike IN
blue point de esprit. They will wear
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Vices of
Bankers Are
Entertained

While Indiana bankers, here for
the thirty-flfth annual convention
Of Indiana Bankers Association to-
day and Thursday at the Claypool,
are in business session, wives and
daughters are spending the two
days in indianapolis shopping and
sightseeing, and being entertained.
Tonight buffet supper and dan
cling Is scheduled on the roof garden
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Entertainment, which will begin at
Z and continue through supper I'M
til 8, will include musical numbers
by the Mary Traub Busch ensem-
BILE and Ruth Nollers girl orches-
ira. Myrna Celete will dance.
Music for dancing will be sup
piled by the indianapolis Athletic
Club orchestra. Entertainment
committee, headed by H. Foster
Clippinger, promises novel surprises
and prizes during the evening.
Thursday afternoon, ladies will be
guests of the local entertainment
committee for ride through the
city, touching points. of interest
along the route, including stops at
Charles Sommers home on Cold
Springs road and at Hugh NICK.
Landons home on Michigan road,
and ending with tea at Woodstock
Club.
Hostesses will include Mesdames
Gwynn Patterson, Edwin J. Weunsch,
Felix NJ McWhirter, Irving w.
Lemaux, Howard C. Binkley, Wal
ter S. Greenough, j. P. FTenzel Jr.,
Myron Green, Floyd King. G. H.
Mueller, Cornelius Alig, H. F. Clip
pinger, w. B. Schiltges and Otto N.
Frenzel Jr., chairman.
Festivities will close Thursday
night with a banquet in the Riley
room of the Claypool at $50. Mil
dred E. Myers and her All Girls or
chestra will play. Frank B. Ber-
nard, president, viii act as toast
master, and DR.. w. Fl. Kiekhofer,
professor of economics at University
of Wisconsin, will speak. His sub
ject will be "Our Economic Inter
dependence"
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sister Of the bridegroom, maid Of
honor. They wore similar gowns Of
point desprit, princess style, match
ing hair braid hats and carried Pre-
mier roses. Mrs. Burke wore green,
and Miss Vollmer, pink. All wore
pearl and crystal necklaces, gifts Of
the bride.
Jerry Whaley was ring bearer, and
Roseleen Haunss, flower girl. She
wore peach georgette dress, and
carried colonial basket of rose
petals.
Thomas Vollner was his brothers
best man, and Gordon Sherer and
Robert McHugh were ushers.
The brides gown was Of ivory
Chantilly lace. princess style, with
short lace jacket. Her tulle veil,
caught at the back with orange
blossoms, was made with a short
face veil. She carried a shower
bouquet Of. Butterfly roses and lilies
Of the valley.
Breakfast at Pages Inn followed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. von-
mer, parents of the bridegroom.
will entertain from until at their
home, with a reception in honor of
the bridal parry. Mrs. C'Brien will
wear green chiffon, and Mrs. VoIl-
mer, blue printed crepe. The bridal
couple VIII leave then for an east
ern motor trip, the bride travelling
in blue and grey travel suit, with
gray fox scarf, and gray accessories.
They will be at home after Juns
IS, at $3.50 East Washington street.
Out-of-toWn guests at the cere-
mony are: Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
OBrien, Mr.. and Mrs. James J.
O'Brien and Mr.. and Mrs. Don o.
O'Brien, Chicago; Mrs. Opal Adams.
Massillon, O., and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Smith, Charlottesville.
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Daily Recipe
PLANKED SALMON

The following recipe is for
salmon, but any variety Of fish
can be used - small boned
fresh-water and deep-sea fish,
as well as deep-sea fish cut
IN steaks and flHets.
Two slices salmon. 3 hard
cooked eggs. cup white
sauce, l lemon. Brush both
sides Of each slice Of salmon
with olive oil and brown on
both sides in a hot frying pan.
Remove to hot oiled plan,
placing one steak on plank.
Sprinkle with lemon juice and
cover WI b layer of eggs cut
in slices and moistened with
white sauce.
Cover with second slice Of
salmon and sprinkle with
lemon juice. Surround with
tinbales, garnish with wedges
Of lemon and sprigs of parsley
and serve.
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Sunshine Clubs
Directors Are
Guests at Fete

Mrs. Alva Cradick, president of
the Children's Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside Sanitarium, entertained
members of the clubs board of di-
rectors with a luncheon Tuesday
at the Cynthia Belle Tearoom.
Guests were seated at a long table,
centered with peoples, and lighted
with red tapers in silver candel-
abrae. Favors of small Dutch dolls
were presented to each guest.
Members of the board are Mes
danes Cradick, August Soutter, Otis
Carmichael, Ray Everson, w. S.
Lindholn, r. c. Griswold, B. K.
Byrket, Harry Mahan, William B.
Peake, Frank Coyle, Richard Brann,
Henry Cook, Frank Grit and John
Connor.
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Personals

Miss Frances Beik, dramatic art
instructor at Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music, will sail June 10
for Europe. She will attend the
Malvern festival in England, and
proceed to Paris and Vienna, where
she will study with Rudolph Tesch-
ner of the Marionette theater for
adults. She will return home the
second week in September. She will
be accompanied by Miss Marian
Green, librarian at John Heron Art
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Carr and
family, 1924 Broadway, will leave
Thursday for New York. They sail
Friday on the Conte Biancamano
for Naples, and will spend the sum-
mer touring Europe.
Mrs. Samuel Wells is spending q
week with her father, Henry Eitel
and Mrs. Eitel, 1909 North Meri-
dian street.
DR.. Frank S. c. Wicks. Ill East
Forty-fourth street, will sail next
week for Europe. He will spend the
summer in Norway. Sweden and
England. returning to indianapolis
the first of September.
Wendell Barrett is a guest at the
Roosevelt hotel in New York City.
Mrs. Lafayette Page will leave to-
day for New York to sail June II
on the Paris for a summer in Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Ruby c. Bradford and
daughter, Miss Ernestine Bradford
1884 North Pennsylvania street
have gone to Boston to visit Miss
Emma Claypocl.
Miss Ida white, 437 West Forty
fourth street, will spend the sum
mer in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Robbins. $685.
washington boulevard, spent the
week end at the Sphinx Wawasee no.
tel at Lake Wawasee, Ind.
Mrs. Frank Parrish, New York
will spend several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bross-
man, 5S01 East ST. Clair street.
Miss Adelaide Gould, a student at
Butler university, will spend summer
vacation at her home in Meridian
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H. KrausS
will go to their Lake MaXinkuckee
summer home Friday for the week
end. Mrs. Krauss will remain al
the lake three months.
Mrs. Leo Kahn, Marott hotel, will
sail June 90 to spend three months
in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Cole Jr.
and daughter Ann, Marott hotel
will leave soon to spend the sum-
mer at their ranch near Fairplay
Colo.
Mrs. a. H. Steinbrecker, Marott
hotel, will sail June 20 to spend the
summer in Europe.
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Guests to Be
Entertained at
Mcbride Home

Major Robert B. Mcbride Jr., and
Mrs. Mcbride will entertain tonight
at their new home, 1441 North Della
ware street with reception in hon
or of their guests, Major McBrides
parents, Colonel Richard B. Nc
Bride and Mrs. McBride,s San Fran
cisco, who recently came here from
Panama, and as a farewell to
Captain John c. Tebbs of the
United States marines, and Mrs.
Tebhs, who will leave soon for Mic
aragua.
The home will be decorated with
baskets Of pink and white roses,
which will also center the serving
table in the dining room. Mrs.
Frank Haight will pour, assisted by
Misses Dorothy Dougherty, daugh-
ter Of Colonel Andrew j. Daugherty;
Frances Haighs, Mary Helen Mckee
and Laverne Gallagher.
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Convention
Opened by
Federation

Opening sessions of the three-day
convention Of the National Coun-
ell Of Federated Church Women
were held this morning at the
Spink-Arnls. Greetings were ex-
tended by the officers, and reports
Of committees were given. This
afternoon conferences of various
officers and departments will be
held.
The Rev. Alexander Paul, oriental
secretary of the United Christian
Missionary Society, and former
missionary in China, will be the
principal speaker at the dinner
meeting tonight.
Preliminary sessions of the board
of directors of the council were
held yesterday Work of women in
the church was discussed. Mrs. J..
N. McEachern. Atlanta, Ga, chair
nan of the board, was in charge.
Pians for the convention were made.
m?vf yulwke etao shrd etao etaoin
This is the third annual meeting
Of the council.
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DebOYuhS to
Be Hosts at
Convention

State convention Of the Children
of the American Revolution viii be
held Saturday at Franklin, with
members of the Deborah Society of
Franklin as hoStesses. Mrs. A. P.
Poorman, state director, will pre-
side at all sessions. which will be
held at the Franklin Country Club.
Special guests Of the convention
will be Mrs. Smauel Shaw Arentz,
national president Of the G. A. r.,
and her three children, who are en-
route from Washington, D. c., to
their home in Nevada; Mrs. Roscoe
Q. O'Byrne, state regent, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution,
and Mrs. James Crankshaw, ma
tional vice-president Of the D. A. r.
Opens on Saturday
The convention will open Satur-
day morning with a business meet
ing. followed by luncheon at 1880.
Reservations are to be made with
Mrs. William Featherngill, senior
president of the Franklin society.
The luncheon program includes a
talk by Mrs. Arentz, songs by Mrs.
Leo Schultheis and her four chill
rem, VincenneS, and piano numbers
by Frederick Dury, Marion.
Election Of officers will be held
during the afternoon session. The
nominating committee, appointed by
the state director, includes:
Mrs. George Terrence. Daniel Van Pelt
society. Shelbyville: Mrs. Joseph Brown.
David Bryant society. Crown Point. and
Mrs. Arthur Gait. Diana Evans society.
Rensselaer,
Officers Now Serving
Present state officers are:
Mrs. George F. Chester, Valparaiso.
treasurer; Miss Jessie c. Watson. Craw-
louisville. secretary: Mrs. Robert L. Hud-
son. Richmond, historian: Mrs S. D.
Conner. CHAPLAIN: Mrs. George Diewert.
GreensburE. registrar: Mrs. George Schulz
theis. Vincennes. promoter. and Mrs. Poor
man. director.
Pages who have been appointed
for the session are:
Jean Kunkle. Shelbyville: Helen West.
Greensburg: Betty Mann. Richmond. and
LYDIA Schultheis. vincenns: Virginia
Featherngill. Franklin. will be personal
page to Mrs. O'Byrne and Julia Province
and George Duckworth will be personal
pages to Mrs. Crankshaw.
Old Glory Society, G. A. r., Of
Indianapolis, will present a Flag
day pageant during the convention.
Following the convention the ma
tional president and her family will
be entertained at dinner at the Car
oline Scott Harrison D. A. r. chap
ter house by the local group. Mrs.
Pcorman also viii be a guest. Miss
Helen Royce is in charge of the
dinner.
Mrs. A-entz and children will
leave Saturday night for their home,
stopping in Denver to attend an
other G. A. R. meeting.
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LANGDON TO
ADDRESS MOTHERS

Marion county chapter, American
War Mothers, and Wonenls auxil-
larry of ST. Paul's Episcopal church.
will inset Thursday afternoon, June
Is, in the Florentine rom at the
Claypool. Mrs. Russell Langdon
will speak on Launching a Ship. -
Mrs. Juliet Shaw VIII sing.
Those members of War Mothers
whose birthdays occur in May or
June wilI~ act rs hostesseS.
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IRVINGTON CIRCLE
REFLECTS HEADS

Officers of the Irvington Friend
ship Circle, reelected Tuesday at
meeting at the home of Mrs. A.
B. Shultz, 359 Audubon road, are
as follows:
Mesdames J. w. Carr, president;
E. j. Thompson, president;
]. E. Loudon, secretary, and M. o.
Jones, treasurer The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. j. c. Wood and
Mrs. Claudia Erther.
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Card Parties

Magnolia circle. No. I. will enter
tain with a benefit card party at
2 Friday afternoon at the Red Mems
hall, Morris and Lee streets.
Ladies' auxiliary to General
Protestant Orphans home will hold
a euchre and bunco party at 8
Thursday at the home, 1904 South
State street. Mrs. Charles Mcbride
is in charge.
West Side Euchre Club will hold
a card party at $3.50 Thursday at
Municipal Gardens.
Winema Social Club viii hold a
card party at $3.50 Thursday at
Red Mems hall, Seventeenth street
e q Roosevelt avenue,
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ST. AGNES SENIORS
FETED AT DANCE

Members of the senior class at ST.
Agnes academy held their annual
graduation dance and buffet sup
per Monday night, following COM
mencsment exercises, at the High
land Golf and Country Club. The
class colors, blue and white, were
used in decorating. Thirty-six
members of the class and their
guests were present.
Chaperons were the Messrs. and
Mesdames Thomas Markey. Thomas
Killilee, Harry L. Ware, Robert H.
Scroggias and Edward N. Messick.
The committee in charge was
composed of Mrs. Killilea, Mrs. A.
A. LEIGH and Mrs. Thomas Lavelle,
mothers of class members. Music
was provided by Denny buttons
orchestra.
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AVALON TO STAGE.
TREASURE HUNT

POT O. Gold" usually found at the
end of the rainbow, has been ap-
propriated by Avalonians for their
treasure hunt, to be held Saturday
night at the clubhouse.
The party starts at $50. Besides
the treasure hunt, there will be
supper, dancing and bridge. Mem
bers are invited to "'be prepared for
anything"
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trousers and bodice that looks
like a blouse. And these are just as
much in fashion as all the pirates
and sailors and Pierrots.
Such a three-piece costume Is
sketched above. These costumes are
made of plain or printed crepes,
standings, linen Or challis. And
with them go the very, very big
foppy beach hats.
Sometimes these dressier pajam-
as are one-piece, like the dreSsy ones
you wear around the house. Then,
instead of Jacket they may have
short sleeves. And their trousers
are very full indeed. cut circular.
(Copyright, 1881. by Amos PARRISH
Next: Fashions in summer rugs
are described by Amos Parrish.
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BRIDE-ELECTG GUEST
AT BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. A. R. Chapman, 5649 College
avenue, entertained Tuesday aft
er1oon at her home with a bridge
party in honor Of Miss Marjorie
Fullerton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ Fullerton, Washington,
Ind, whose marriage to Emmanuel
Buckler, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam R. Buckler, 2343 North Ala
bama street, viii take place July Is
in Westminster Presbyterian church
at Washington.
Mrs. Chapman also entertained
Sunday night With a dinner and
handkerchief shower in honor Of
Miss Fullerton.
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Dinner in honor of alumni of
the Cannon staff Of Arsenal
Technical high school will be held
at $50 Saturday night at the
indianapolis Athletic Club.
Ray D. Everson, managing ed
itor Of the News, will be speaker,
and Leonard Pearson of Indiana
bureau, Associated Press, toast
master.
Program has been arranged by
Misses Virginia Lett, Elizabeth
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CHAIRMEN NAMED
FOR SENIOR BALL

Miss Betty Jeanne Davis and
Miss Jane Hall are co-chairmen of
the annual senior ball to be held
for seniors at Butler university and
their guests Friday night at Avalon
Country Club.
ChaperoneS for the evening will
be Professor and Mrs. Thor G.
Wesenberg, Professor Corrine Well
ing, Mrs. Edna Christian and Pro-
fessor Russell G. Weber.
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SORORITY ELECTS
HEADS AT PICNIC

City Association of Alpha Sigma
Alpha sorority elected the following
officers at picnic meeting Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Harry Heck
man and her daughter, Mrs. o. K.
Gaskins, Wild Orchard, in Brown
county:
Miss Bernice Lamb. president; Mrs.
Gaskins, vice-prssident; Miss Wilma Neff
eX-collegio secretarYi Miss Evelyn Hall
Chairman.
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Mrs. R. K. Brown to Be Host to
Kappa Kappa Gamma Seniors

Mrs. Roger K. Brown, 1868 Car
rollton avenue, will entertain with
a bridge party at her home tonight
for senior members of the Butler
university chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma. Garden flowers will be
used in decorating, and appoint
ments will be in the sorority colors,
light and dark blue.
The hostess will be assisted by
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary l..
Knode; her mother, Mrs. George A.
Miller. and Mrs. Roger H. Brown.
Seniors are:
Misses Betty Jeanne Davis Margaret
Martin. Margaret Schumacher. Elizabeth
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Carr. Lillian Pierson. Katherine Kinnaird,
Jean Peterson. Betty Jane Barrett. Mary
Ellen Yarling. Anna Lee Howell. Margaret
Barker. Mary Louise BEEN and Dorothy
Quick.
Other guests will be:
Mesdames Helen Sinner. house mother
at the chapter house: Bruce Savage. Har-
old E. Gauker. Dwight C. Muir. Misses
Helen De Yelling. Josephine O'Neill. Max
inc Rigsbee. Joan Johnson, Margaret Stilz,
Elizabeth Hisey, Frances Griffin. Betty
Dodds. Mary Elizabeth Search Martha
Pittenger Nancy Kalleen. Cozette Scholl,
Myla Smith, Dione Kerlin. Adelaide Gould
and Lally Margaret Carr.
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Miss Br0lUninQ We'd

, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Browning.
5l02 North Arsenal avenue, have
announced the marriage CT their
daughter Pauline to Paul Thrun, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman j. Thrun,
1928 Woodside avenue, which took
place Feb. II. The Rev. John Avery
of Greenfield dictated.
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Carr, Lester Engel and Ellsworth
Maxwell A paper, "Dinnerette,"
will be issued by Misses Bette
Belk, Estell Williamson, Margaret
Schofeld and Sylvia Ecktnan.
Upper cleft to right)-Miss
Elizabeth Carr, Miss Virginia Lett,
Ellsworth Maxwell and Sylvia
Ecktman.
Lower Cleft to right)-Miss
Margaret Schof1eld, Lester Engel,
Miss Bette Belk and Miss Estella
Williamson.