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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-09
BEELS HOSTS TO
BRIDGE CLUB

The Junior Bridge club IA en-
tertained Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Il. III. Beels at TIER home
on Eleventh street.
High score p-izes we're awarded
to Mrs. Kirk Mallory and Z. r.
Russell. "A salad course was served
TO the following guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Blr-l.ll. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. Russell. Miss Tennessee Al
corn. MIR. and Mrs. Kirk Mallory.
Mr.. p. ID. Moore. MIR. and Mrs.
LEROY Bucscher and the host and
hostess.
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HALF-HOSE WORN
WITH sPORTs orTFIr

WASHINGTON. P-Yellow socks
Of soft angora wool are worn with n
yellow dress and white Panama hat
by Mrs. Frances Spalding who. be-
fore her recent marriage. was Miss
Loranda Frochnik. daughter OF the
Austrian minister. White shoes comA
plete the summer outfit Mrs. Soald-l
ING is late. slender and tanned from
many outdoor activities.
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Ldwn Party
During Week
Is Enjoyable

COMBES, Aug. 6-Mrs. II. u.
LeySon and MIS-. Hugh Brazil were
JOINT hoSteSseS TO the WOmen's Mis-
Sionary society Of the Methodist
church at their social meeting.
The guests were invited TO the
lawn games and contests were
enjoyed. Great mcrriment was
caused by the laughing contest
with Mrs. Brazil winning first hon
orS.
a refreShment course was served
10 IeSdames Otto MartinsCn. oscar
Hardy. Della Sullivan. Buhr. j..
w. Norman. Bob Smith. w. III.
Staten Jr.. +. w. Shaw. Poe. Thomas
Pruitt, Luke Armstrong. II. j. Ley
son and Hugh Brazil
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SCARF BRIGHTENS
BLACK SPORT y

WASHINGTON. GP-Bright col
cred scarfs are used by Mrs. Eugene
Woodson 70 brighten UP a plain silk
sports dress. With a simple short
sleeved frOck Of black silk she wears
a CAV scarf draped surplice fashion
about the neck and tied IN a bow on
the shoulder.
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BUFFET SUPPER
z ENJOYABLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Beels enter
tanned Thursday evening with a
buffet supper. Bridge and backgan-
mon were enjoyed during the even
ing By the following guests. Mrs.
Elizabeth Hoyt. Miss Mcdonald o.
Sharyland, Mr.. Ross Hoyt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirk Mallory, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frnak Severns OF Sharyland, Mr..
Frederick Schbairn and the host
an hostess.
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JOINT AT


Mrs. r. r. Russell md Mrs. Mar
YIN Sneed were hosteSses 70 the
"wednesday luncheon club az the
home Of Mrs. Russell in Cathay
Courts.
After a delightful luncheon bridge
was PLAYED. High score was awarded
Mrs. Lowery and second high 70
Mrs. ESrey.
Club members present were Mes
danes l.. "A. Buescher. Kirk NAL
lorv. Val Folsom. Clayton Stokely,
Niles Esrev. Charles Bartliff. Geo.
Braden. Mckee CatSu and the
h~oStesses.
Guests OF the club yer Mesdames
ElmCre and LOWery.
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PERSONALS

lett 4Ol a WISH IN BfltlOn, Okld.
Mrs. j. A. Graham has gone to
Montana to spend some time visit
ing her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Lewis Of
Houston are the weekend guests
Of Mrs. w. r. Jones.
Robert Sylvester is leaving Mon
day for Camp Perry at Rio Hondo,
where he VIII spend a week.
Mrs J. S. Spikes left Saturday
morning for Corpus Christi. where
She Will spend some time visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Jackson = home fol-
lowing a short stay in Waco where
she was called by the illness and
death Of q friend.
Mrs. d. Shapiro and daughter.
Miss Sarah, have returned from a
tWo-weel-s' vacation trip spent in
AlOIlttLlty ana od4tIilo.
Mrs. w. II. Biggs and daughters
have returned home after a two
weeks visit in Bay City with Mrs.
Biggs' parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. c Friedman or
Dallas are house guests Of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Fried
man for several weeks.
Messages have been received
from O.. w. GOtke. who left New
York for Chicago Friday. and from
there he and his family will motor
home.
Mrs. G. G. DeCostcr and children
OF ST. Paul MINI. who are spend
ing the summer III the Valley. and
Miss Marie Workman, are spending
a week in Monterrey.
Mrs. George NJ Smith Is leaving
Sunday for Kerrville where she
will attend a meeting or the Texas
Synodical auxiliary Of the Presby-
terrain church.
Mrs. A. x. Black is spending the
summer III Nashville. Tenn. with
her parents. Mr.. Black returned
Saturday from Houston where he
had been a short time.
Misses Frances Frank and
GLADYS briggs OF Dallas are guests
Of Miss LOrene Allen in the home
Of Mrs. w. r Jones. They have re-
Gently returned from a pleasure
trip to Monterrey where they went
by plane.
Emory Friedman. who has spent
the past two months in Browns
vile visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Friedman. and his sister,
Mrs Harry HOllowell and Mr.. Hol-
lowell, left Saturday for Tampico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Price and
three children, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Prices Ter. Mrs.
George Emmett Dodd. and Mr..
Dodd. returned last week TO their
home in Childress.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Murray. who
have been living on Padre island
IN charge y the Casino hotel for
the past two years, have come
home to live and will occupy their
residence at 600 Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Thomas and
sons, Herbert. Jr, and Jimmy,
have returned from Kerrville.
where they went the early part
az the week 70 bring Herbert, Jr.,
back from Camp Rio Vista.
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McCUTCHEONS ENTERTAINED
BEFORE DEPARTURE

Rev. and Mrs. l.. NJ. MCCutcheon
we're entertained by many OF their
friends before they left the past
week. Among the many Inequalities
was a dinner party wlh Mr. and
Mr.. PAU Jones as host and host
esS.
The WOman'S Auxiliary OF the
Presbyterian church entertained
Friday evening with a reception at
the home ar Mrs Charles Jones on
north Tenth.
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MRS.
IN RIFE AND WHITE

WASHINGTON. lP-MabelW Walk
or Willebrandt is wearing a dress
OF blue and white silk with YOKE
and short sleeves Of lace. a soft
belt of blue velvet matches the blue
band on her wide white hat.
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Collier
OfSetuStian
1oLeaUeSoo

SEBASTIAN, Aug. 8.-The MEM
bers ot tie ". ". n. U. compliments
60 hiS. CO4Icr, VINO VII soon Ieave
Tor her former home IN Oklahoma
with a lawn party Wednesday
evening After a number of IN
lereStln5 games. refreshments OF
cake and lemonade were served 70
dbout fifty guests.
SPEND WEEK
CAMPING. FISHING
Among those from here spending
TINS week az BOCa CnlCa camping
and fishing are Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
H. DuddleSten, Mr.. and Mrs. win
Chandler and Misses Ada Bess
StalhnGS, Birdie Mae Woods
Christine Chandler. Hazel and
RUBY Doris Jackson, 5IrS. Alfred
Jackson and Ward Chandler. Row
Edwards, Karl and Jimmie Duddle-
stem.
PERSONALS
Mrs. r.. q Bourne and children
of Santa Rosa. were callers here
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Bourne
and daughter. Maydeen and VIII
liam Armistead of Lyford, were
callers here Saturday.
Mesdames n. Klemann and r. X.
Watson of san Benito were all-day
guests OF relatives here Monday.
Miss nellie Sprouse OF san
Perlita Is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Marshal Bourne.
Grays0n Allen ~ Dallas spent
the weekend here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Barr Of san
Benito were AT day guests az the
home Of their daughter. Mrs. s. r..
Nielsen Sunday.
Mabel Nelson az Ravmondville
was n weekend guest al the home
OF LOnnIe Woods home.
Klemann Watson and Travis
S%tallings spent Sunday I'm San
Benito with Mesdames Klemann
ana Watson.
Mrs. Nancy Wilson and Mrs.
Jessie Shirar and son. Harold. were
all dav guests OF Mrs. Mary Hal
IN LyfOrd Sunday.
MeSuameS r.. klemann and ". X.
Watson OF San BenitO were callers
here Friday.
Mrs M. r. Bourne and daughter.
Beatrice Anne and Miss nellie
Sprouse, were all-day guests or
their parents In san Perlita Wed
nCsday.
MT. and Mrs. GravS0n Allen
were visitors In Santa Rosa Satur-
day.
Newton Klemann of san Benito
spent several days last week with
his aunt. Mrs. NJ. u. Bourne.
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ROT JEANE BARBER
Is COMpIIMENTEn

- OO@fAA LAAAL4N LII
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barber en-
tertained at the r home Oh the san
Benito-Rio Hondo highway honor
ing their daughter. Dorothy Jeane
on the occasion OF her ninth birth
day this week.
The afternoon was spent IN var
ious contests and games. al the
conclusion Of which the hostess re-
membered each guest with a gift.
The guests were Elizabeth Sizer.
Mary Mize. Lou Jeanne Oliver. Mar
tina Ann Mize, Ruth Howard. Ruth
Hatch, Dolores Hatch. Laura Nell
Carpenter, Bobby Judy. Marie Ann
Horkman. Wylene McMurtry. jim
mic Horkman. Maggie Jim Rushing.
Avian Horkman Of Rio Hondo ana
Margaret Virginia Stovall. Flora
May Woodmansee. Dick Sha.er and
Lois Woodmansee OF san Benito.
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a handmade pink crepe night
gown slightly fitted az the vast,
has pipings and embroidery q pale
blue. The side blue ribbon which
draws through large eyelets i'm the
collar can be worn loose or tied
tightly around the waist II Empire
fashion
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BEACH OUTING

Mr. and MIS-. K. w. Howell we're
hosts at a beach outing at BCca
Chica. Guests were Nj. and Mrs.
Houston Swain and MI. and Mrs.
Tom Swain of England. Ark. and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Howell and
family OF Harrington
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CLUB HOSTESSES
THIS WEEK

The iso.t-Hamm0nd Industrial
club Will meet Tuesday a. the home
OF Mrs. Joe Hammeriy ST.
Mrs. Bob McKy Will be hostess TO
the Ma KOcha club Tuesday a I her
hCme IN N.cks Addition.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Miss Marjorie Nicks of Houston
has returned TO her home after a
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MORNING BRIDGE
CLUB +

Mrs. Jesse A. WEIGH entertained
the members OF her Thursday
Morning Bridge club at her home
in North Shore Park this week
with Mrs. c. G. Norwood. Mrs. z.
l.. Butts. Mrs. Mark Gardner OF San
Benito and Mrs. c. NJ. W-lllce OF
Llano. Mrs. Goodnight AMI Mrs.
Leland Winston of Bay City as
guests.
High score prize as presented
TO Mrs. Il. Il. MarChbanks at the
conclusion Of the games. The host
eSS also remembered the out OF
town guests with gifts.
Following the games luncheon
was served.
The club VIZ b. entertained next
by Mrs. Robert Alexander.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wedegartner
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
+ n. GustatSon and red Bennett
OF Bay City and Mrs. z. /. Moore Of
Houston for the week end.
Henry E. Elrod and II. Thomp-
son. Of Houston spent a dav in
Brownsville and san Benito on bus
mess.
A. L. Harris has returned from a
business trip TO San Antonio.
j. l.. Bell has departed on a short
vacation trip 70 join Mrs. Bell and
children in Waco. They will visit
IN Llano. Austin and other points
before returning home.
DR.. f. L. Hinkly has returned
from San Antonio where he has
gagged in medical work at the U. s.
Army at Fort Sam Houston the
past two weeks.
Browns White Is on a business
trip 10 San Antonio.
Miss Mamie Gordon Of the Farmers
State Bank Is on her two weeks va
cation.
Reverend w. z johnson. rector
Of .he All Saints Church. Is in san
Antonio where he Will receive med
ical treatment.
Mrs. n. A. OBrien will leave
Saturday for Ennis to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eirsch have as
their guests their daughters and
granddaughter. Mrs. A. F. EnEel
and daughter OF Houston.
Roy Thompson is Spending his
vacation with his Parents IN El
Campo.
Mrs. ,. j Dunn has as her guest
her mother. Mrs. c. N. Wallace Or
Llano.
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PERSONALS

MIR. and Mrs. +. T.. French and
daughter. Miss B-anCh. have re-
turned from an extended auto trip
stopping " at Lawrence and
Hamilton. Kan, to visit Mrs.
French'S sister and other relatives
Miss Dorothy HOrnung has re-
turned from a two months stay
I'D Kansas City. Mo, As guest OF
her sister. Mrs. Jimmy DaleO.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Hardy and
little daughter, Lillian. have moved
to Combes and are occupying n
OF ID. "A. TempletOn's houses.
Miss Elizabeth POsy ot Garlic
Springs is the guest OF her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Wood.
Mrs. Della Sullivan. Mrs. Myrtle
Moore, Walter Merit and Mr..
Cox. were Brownsville visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Shy and son, Ber-
nell have returned 10 their home
I'm St. Louis. after spending the
summer at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. J.. w. Richards. Ber-
nell was a member Of the senior
high school class Of Harlingen last
term
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Murray. who
have been living on Padre island
IN charge - the Casino hotel for
the past two years. have come
home to live and will occupy their
residence at 600 washington street.
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MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Thomas and
sons. Herbert. Jr., and Jimmy,
have returned from Kerrville.
where they went the early part
az the week 70 bring Herbert, Jr.,
back from Camp Rio Vista.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Price and
three children, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Prices Ter. Mrs.
George Emmett Dodd. and Mr..
Dodd. returned last week to their
home in Childress.
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Emory Friedman. who has spent
the past two months in Browns
vile visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Friedman. and his sister,
Mrs. Harry Hollowell and Mr.. Hol-
lowell. left Saturday for Tampico.
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Girl Is
Married to
IOzO1z Man

Miss Sarah Ruth Bernstein, the
daughter of Mrs. Nathan Bernstein.
became the bride Of Harry Jacob
son, Des Moines, Iowa, in a cere-
mony at 4:So Tuesday afternoon at
the Lincoln. Rabbi Norris NJ.
Feuerlicht read the ceremony in the
presence of only the immediate
families.
Miss Victoria Mon.ani, harpist,
played before, and during the cere-
mony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Louis F. Bernstein.
She wore gown of white satin
with long sleeves and long skirt
sweeping into a train. Her tulle
veil was fashioned with a lace cap.
adorned with orange blossoms. She
carried Bride roses.
Miss Edna Bernstein was her sis
ter's maid of honor, and her brother,
Joseph Berstein, was best man.
A reception was held after the
ceremony.
The bride is a graduate Of Chi
cago university and Benjamin Har-
riSon law school. Jacobson is a
graduate Of Boston university, and
a member of Kappa Nu fraternity.
After a wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobson will be at home in
Valley Junction, Iowa.
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Personals

Mrs. Allan Bloom, 1859 Carrollton
avenue, has Miss Emily Stephenson.
Philadelphia, as her house guest
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 7. Boyer, 3510
North Pennsylvania street, and
Charles Shugert, have left by motor
for Minneapolis, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyer will visit her brother.
George Pierce, and Mrs. Pierce.
Miss Leona M. Helmuth has re-
turned from visit in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Chapman, 1929
North Meridian street, have re-
turned from a vacation at Lake
Maxinkuckee.
Miss Anna Hunt is at home after
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Hunt, in Rushville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell H. Patterson,
1920 College avenue, Miss Harriett
Patterson, and Lowell Patterson Jr.,
have returned from a motor trip to
New York and Virginia. They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. West,
Pittsburgh, at their summer home
at Rehobeth Beach, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ChiIders
have gone to Lake Barbee for
vacation.
Miss Margaret Donahue has as
her guest Miss Margaret Kelly.
Chattanooga, Tenn, formerly of IN
dianapolis.
Mrs. o. a. Birr and son James,
1865 West Thirty fourth street, and
Mrs. William A. Fisher and son
William, 1877 Riley avenue, are va
catloning at Lake Manitou.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mclaughlin.
1925 North New Jersey street, have
as their house guest Miss Lucille
Nauman, Baton Rouge, La.
Miss Virginia Habig, 2945 North
Talbot street, is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. G. c. Hull, and family in Con-
nersville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz and
daughter, Jeanette Mildred, 1856
College avenue, have left for a trim
to Chiacgo and through Michigan.
Judge John j. Rockford and
daughter Gertrude, 1926 North Me-
ridian street, have gone to Eliza
beth, N. j., and New York. They
will spend some time IN the Adj
lrondacks, and will return home by
way Of Montreal and Toronto.
Mrs. Frank S. Bowlby and daugh-
ter Katherine, 5518 University ave-
nue., are visiting Mrs. Bowlby's sis
ter, Mrs. H. B. Hall, and Mrs. Oil
yer Perry Petron in Milwaukee.
Mrs. John M. Shaw and Miss
Blanche B. Shaw, 1906 Park avenue,
have returned from a trip around
the world.
Miss Betty Snyder, 1917 Central
avenue, is visiting Miss Betty Sachs
at Lake Manitou.
Mrs. Clarence Coffin and daughter
Caroline, 1884 North Delaware
street, will leave Thursday for Le-
land, Mich, to spend the remainder
Of the summer.
Miss Mary Stewart Haines, 14O1
North New Jersey street, has re-
turned from Madison, Wis, where
she studied in the University Of
Wisconsin this summer.
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BY MARION HALE
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Whether
IN you are interested in news or
not, read the headlines today. Pom
der over the Importance of their
insistent message. Coiffures are
changing and profles aren't what
they used to be. Be prepared!
Where are the sleek, cropped
heads of yesteryear?-where is the
softer bob? In fact, where is the
bob at all? Echo answers weakly,
it isn't. Or if it is, it is in disguise.
Whereas not so long ago, it was
the badge of modernity to wear
short hair, today it proclaims the
conservative, the die-hard, and it
soon may be the mark of the old
fashioned girl.
Hairdressers blame the milliners.
Milliners blame the new styles on
woman's one unchanging desire, the
desire for change.
Women sigh and say farewell to
comfort. We haven't heard from
the men yet, it is too soon. But
we will.
New styles in hairdressing are ex-
tremely feminine. Terrifyingly
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STATE FEDERATION FORMING PLANS FOR CONVENTION
ShOzCeYS TO
Be Held for
BYide-tC-Be

Miss Mary E. McPheeters, daugh-
ter Of T. H. McPheeters, whose mar
riage to Robert D. Moor will take
place at $3.50 Saturday night, Aug.
%, at the Iryington Presbyterian
church, will be honored at four pre-
nuptial parties preceding her we'd
ding.
Misses Ginevra Mccoy and Kath-
crime Leonard will give a bridge
party Thursday afternoon at Miss
McCoy's home, 974 West Drive,
Woodruff Place.
Miss McPheeters will be enter
tanned with a bridge party and
crystal shower Friday night, to be
given by Mrs. John w. McPheeters,
Philadelphia, at the home of her
mother, Mrs. o. P. Epler, 1873 North
DreXel avenue.
Miss Emma Kast, Miss Edith Will
son, and Miss Margaret Carey will
be hostesses for party to be given
Monday night, Aug. II, at the home
Of Miss Kast, 615 North De Quincy
street. The nature of the party will
be surprise.
Last of the four will be the bridal
dinner to be given for Miss Nc
Pheeters and her fiance on their
wedding eve, at the Whispering
Winds. Guests will be members of
the bridal party. The dinner will
be given by the bride-elect'S father.
The bride-elect has chosen her
sister, Mrs. Clell Rice as her matron
Of honor, and Mrs. John w. Nc
Pheeters, and Miss Mildred Eisman,
Columbia City, as bridesmaids.
Moor will have his brother, HUI
bert Moor, as best man. Ushers will
be John w. McPheeters and Clell
Rice.
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MISS ROBARDS TO
Be PARTY HOSTESS

Butler university active and alum
nae units of Trianon will give an
other of the series Of card parties
which they have sponsored during
the summer, Monday night at the
home of Miss Grace Richards, 1921
Bellefontaine street.
Miss Lena Fortune is general
chairman of the series and is being
assisted by Misses Esther Huber,
alumnae; Marian Schleicher and
Margaret Harris, actives.
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If you're looking for practical
smart dress-here it isl
The cape collar takes the place of
sleeves. The comfortable open "
neckline is so becoming.
It's SHINY shaped through the
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It's effectively carried out in
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bindings are deep blue.
Style No. 928 is designed in sizes
16, 10, 20 years, SO, SO, 40 and %
inches bust. Size SO requires 81
yards of 39-inch material with 7A
yards of binding.
Yellow linen with soft shade
brown binding is smart.
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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MARRIAGE Licenses

Harry jacobson. 49, valley Junction, Ia.
merchant. and Sarah r. Bernstein, %. Of
SOL Sutherland avenue
Howard A. Stickler. 81. of 1902 Naomi
streeth elevator operator. and Georgia c.
Blosser. IL. Of 1906 Barth avenue. mes
senger.
Arnold E. waymire. 20. r. r. 2. Ander-
son. farmer. and Lois NJ. Farreu, %.
Edward Thomas. so. Monroviva. laborer.
and Bertha w. Lark. 36. of 542 West Wash
ington street.
oscar Pence. 81. of 500 East Market
street. printer. and Dorothy Padgett. 1s, Of
SOB North Liberty street.
Carl M. Cooper. IS. of 407 Hamilton ave-
nue.. salesman. and Annie Miles, 81, of 2102
North Meridian street. clerk.
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CITY SORORITY TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma Delta
sorority, will meet Monday night at
the home of Miss Virginia Ravens,
704 North Bancroft street. The fol-
lowing new officers will be in
stalled:
Misses Dona Faucet. president: Bessie
Blake. vice-president; Edna Houghland,
secretary; Rosalind Blanchard. treasurer;
Peggy Knoke, sergeant-at-arms; Virginia
Ravens, pledge mistress. and Mildred Full
ton. historian and chaplain.
Plans will be made for informal
Initiation for Misses Alma Arnold
and Dorothy Conway.
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Kitchen ShOWe7
Is Given for
Esther Mills

Miss Mildred Askren and Miss
Mary Bottema entertained Tuesday
night at the home of Miss Askren,
5732 Lowell avenue, with a kitchen
shower in honor Of Miss Esther
Mills, Zionsville, whose marriage to
Wesley A. Compton will take place
Saturday afternoon, Aug. 90, at the
home of the brides parents.
The bridal colors, pale pink and
pea green, were used in the decora-
lions, and were carried in the ap-
pointments at serving time.
Guests were Mesdames David j.
Hefron, Carl McAllister, Howard
Delp, Misses Patricia Taylor, Clara
Smith, Ena HILBERT, Ethel Allen,
Gladys Barnika, Gladys Robb and
Ruth Duvall.
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Miss Tacoma
VIII Entertain
Aun1nae Club

Indianapolis Alumnae Club Of
Zeta Tau Alpha will meet Thursday
night at the home of Miss Thelna
Tacoma, 1916 South Randolph
street. Miss Margaret Kluger will
tell of her visit to Health Center
in Currin Valley, Va, the philan-
thropic project of zeta Tau Alpha.
Miss Tacoma will give a resume
Of her six thousand-mile trip with
the omnibus college.
Mrs. Herbert Pedlow, chairman
Of the committee in charge of the
annual benefit bridge party, will
give a preliminary report of plans
for this year. Mrs. Robert Vestal,
alumnae adviser for the Butler uni
versity chapter, will conclude her
senli-annual report.