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Evening star., 1932-04-21

where Massie was. She said she told
him she would try to find out and
send him to Pearl Harbor.
Kelley did not say whether he would
continue questioning Mrs. Massie at the
resumption of the trial tomorrow,
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FOREIGN.
Will Hold Card PARTY.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, April 81 (Spe-
cial) A card party will be held under
auspices of and for the benefit Of the
Ladies of Charity in the old st. Jerome's IS
Church hall the evening Of April 20 at
8 o'clock.
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|MRS. MASS|E ENDS
| CASE FOR DEFENSE
Kelley to Open RebuttaI TeS-
timony in Honolulu
Trial Today.

Continued From First Page)
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BURNED CHECKS FOUND
q. s. Drafts Appear to Have Been
Indorsed-Probe Ordered.

A number of burned Government
checks were found in Anaccstia Park
this morning by Harry B. Lewis, chief
of the east section of the park division
of the Office of Public Buildings and
Public Parks.
The checks, which appeared to have
been indorsed and cashed, were turned
over to Frank T. Gartside, park division
chief, who asked park police to begin an
Investigation Immediately.
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Highest. 70. $50 pm. yesterday. Year
ago. 78.
Lowest. 40, $50 am. today. Year
ago, 55.
Tide Tables.
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TODAY.
Card party, Barbara Frietchie Daugh-
ters of America, Star Hall, Mount
Rainier, Nd, $3.50 pm.
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Phi BetaS
to Attend
City Party

A garden party for members of
Epsilon chapter, Phi Beta, national
honorary dramatic and musical So
rority Of Arthur Jordan Consery-
atory Of Music, will be given Sum
day afternoon at the home Of Miss
Martha Pittinger.
Members may, invite guests.
A program in charge Of Miss Al
berta Speicher will be presented. 1t
will include a marionette show by
Miss Maxine Mckay and Harry
Fowler, and readings by Miss Ber-
nice VanSickle Special guests will
include:
Mesdames I. H. MllIikan, Ruth Gentry
Edwards, Park A. Cooling. H. W. Rhode
hamel. Robert Ferriday w. D. Long, VIC
tor Hintze, Julian Fix. Arthur Madison.
G. g. Foederer. Frank Weimer. Finley
Wright, Albert Fessler. Walter Treanor.
Herbert Atkinson Chic jackson. Gerald
Hyde Carl Lieber. Lois Vokert, Fred
Pettijohn; and Misses Helen Cofey, Ruth
Bradford, Elsie Hancock. Mariette Coval,
Katherine Budd Gwendolyn schort, Janet
Morris. Irene Bishop. Myrna Celete, Con-
800 N'NNitiii"h' ooftJ Lihely' biole Hudmh,
G. Mary Deschipper Hortense Guthrie.
Della Vanderberg, Thelma Dykins. Emily
Mae Johnson, Mary Louise Minnick
Marian Green, Marie shaner Ann Spears
Fanchon Fattig. Eleanor McCollum. Helen
Lesher. Martha Pettiiohn and Betty Nc
Fadden.
Members of the chapter were en-
tertained at pajama-bridge party
given Wednesday night at the home
Of Mrs. Thomas Nelson, lit College
avenue.
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Draft Plans
for d. A. r!
State Farley

Activities for the state meeting OF
the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, to be held in October,
are being outlined by the hostess
chapter, the Schuyler Colfax group
Of South Bend.
More than 800 Daughters from
over the state will attend the ses-
sionS. all of which will be held in
the Oliver hotel.
An outstanding guest will be the
vice-preSident general Of the D. A.
R. Mrs. w. A. Pouch, New York,
who will be one Of the outstanding
speakers.
Mrs. Roscoe O'Byrne. Brookville,
state regent will preside.
The arrangements are in the
hands Of Mrs. Raymond P. Sheperd,
regent of the South Bend chapter.
She has appointed a number Of COM
mittees from the state officers and
members of other chapters to assist
her. Chairmen Of the auxiliary
committee are:
Credentials. Mrs. William H. schlosser.
Franklin; door, Mrs c. E. Francis: ban
quet Mrs Samuel Parker decorating and
flowers. Mrs. w. j. Learmonth: informs-
ton. Mrs. Gertrude Chiras Hicks: plat,
form, Mrs. c. A. Metz; pianist. Mrs.
George Miller; transportation. Mrs w. II.
Walker; publicity. Mrs. Henry D Wilson,
Delphi: reception. past regents Of the
chapter. and present officers. and printing.
Mrs B. j. Sanford
Other guests prominent in the
D. A. R. will include Mrs. Henry B.
Joy, recording secretary general;
Mrs. James B. Crank Shaw, Fl.
Wayne, vice-president-ge general from
Indiana, and Mrs. James Mcdonald,
state regent of Michigan
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Bride-Elect to
Be HOnOred at
Shower Party

Mrs. Wilbur Phillips will enter
tain tonight with bridge party and
miscellaneous shower at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Clarence E.
Jackson, 1874 North Colorado avenue,
in honor Of Miss Helen Ratliff, a
bride-elect.
Miss Rathff's marriage to Lloyd
H. Jackson, the hostess brother,
will take place Aug. 81. Mrs. Phillips
will be assisted by her mother. APP
pointments will be in the bridal
colors, blue and yellow.
Guests with Miss Ratliff and her
mother, Mrs. Harlan S. Ratliff, 1927
Broadway, will be:
Mesdames Jack Baker. Robert Berner,
Loren Brinker, Ray Close, P. E. Cox, Chine
Eddy, Otto Hanna, Walter Horn, Ed King,
Clarence Kittle, Roscoe Ludlow Graydon
NARROW, Horace Matthews, James McHaf-
fey John Mills, Franklin Russell, J. C..
Reynolds. Glen Parish, Fred Richards
Bynum Smith, T. A. Smith, and Harry
Wiesehahn
Mrs. Phillips will be the matron
Of honor at the wedding, which will
take place at the First Evangelical
Lutheran church.
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Bride tO-Be
Entertained
at Shower

Mrs. J. Herbert Kinney enter
tanned this afternoon with tea
and rose glass shower in honor Of
her sister n-law, Miss Mary Esther
Kinney, whose marriage to Robert
Howard Patterson will take place
late in September.
Assisting the hostess were the
Misses Clara L. Pontius and Marian
Miller, who poured. Other guests
were:
Mesdames David J. Kinney. John D.
Kinney. Frank Miller James NJ. Miller.
Edward o. Collyear. Charles Hudson. Paul
H. Pontius. Bessie Pontius. Martha Scheffel.
T. c. Timmons and Misses Ethel Miller.
lane and Anne Gilgour.
Others to entertain for the bride
elect are Mrs. Albert Collyear, who
will give a bridge party on Thurs
day night, Aug. 25, and Miss Marian
Miller, who will be hostess at tea
on Aug. %.
Miss Kathryn L. Ellwanger will
entertain members of Tau Delta So
rority, Sept. l, with a shower for
Miss Kinney, one of the charter
members.
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GIRLS
CAMP IS CLOSED

The second period of the Junior
Catholic Daughters of America an
nual camp at McCormick's Creek
state park closed Sunday with the
presentation of awards.
Recognition was given for the fol-
lowing: Camp spirit, Betty Hindel,
first, and Rita Walpole, second;
tennis tournament, Margaret Rohr
and Margaret Barragry, and swim
ming meet, Ruth Patterson, first,
and Margaret Rohr, second.
Activities the closing week were a
joint camp fire with the Girl Scouts
of Terre Haute, also in camp at Nc
Cormick's Greek, and a pageant,
THE Childhood of Hiawatha," di-
rected by Miss Alice Jane Hessler.
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RICHMANNS TO Be
HOSTS TO VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Richmann
and daughter, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Rainier, 26 South Arlington avenue,
will have as their guests over the
weekend Mrs. H. c. Gellatly and
daughter, Miss Pauline Gellatly.
Lincoln, Neb., formerly of Indian
apolis.
They will receive informally in
their honor from to 6 Sunday aft
ernoon at their home. There are
no invitations.
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SHOWER IS GIVEN
FOR RECENT BRIDE

Mrs John j. Riddle, a recent
bride, was honored this afternoon at
a personal shower and bridge party
given by Mrs. Howard Kiser. 81 East
Maple road. Mrs. Riddle was Miss
Dorothy Cutshaw before her we'd
ding. Guests with Mrs. Riddle we're
her mother, Mrs. Donald Cutshaw,
and
Frank Roth Jr.. Allan L. Sparks and the
Misses Elizabeth CARMEL, Alice Mcmahon,
Mary CasWell and Bernice Armstrong.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
SPONSORING FETE

A lawn fete will be given Friday
by the Broadway M. E. church Ep-
worth League at Fall Greek boule-
ward and Broadway.
The social service department,
headed by Mrs. Charles Coy is
sponsoring the event. The proceeds
will be applied to the Methodist
hospital pledge. Mrs. George E.
Hoagland Jr. is chairman.
Entertainment and music will be
provided by the Darnell Stompers.
Dallas Pierce will have charge of a
country store"
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H. A. to Give
Special Roof
Garden FeteS

HooSier Athletic Club will enter
tain with special roof garden parties
for members and guests on Satur-
day nights, Aug. 20 and 81. 1t
previously was announced that no
more dances would be held this
summer.
Hosts and hostesses will be
MesSrs. and Mesdames j. Edward
Clemens, Carl Patterson, Walter
Dolk, l.. H. Riggs, W. E. Cleveland
and Mr.. Walter Lauritzen. Otto
Ross is chairman of the entertain
ment committee for the club.
Following these two dances, the
ballroom will be closed for redeco-
rating and alterations until the
opening of the fall and winter sea-
son, Saturday night, Sept. II.
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This dress is pretty in deep blue
and white linen print? The binds
tone with the blue, as does the
leather belt. The butonniere is blue
and white.
You can use white crinkle crepe
tub silks, pale blue silk pique, yellow
cotton mesh and striped shifting
silk are among the new favorites.
Style No. sol is designed for sizes
IA, 16. Is, 20 years, So and 3S inches
bust.
Size Is requires 3Ss yards 35-inch.
Our Summer Fashion Magazine
will help you economic.
Price Of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern Is cents in
stamps or coin (coin preferred).
Wrap coin carefully.
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WHAT'S IN FASHION
Fall COIOrS Strike Ne10 Note

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-The rich
~ wine reds worn by stately
dowagers of the '90's-the clear baby
blues beloved by the unsophiSticated
Victorian deb-and the mauve tints
that gave their name to the de-
cade ghosts Of the past, they'll
be haunting the highways and by
ways of fashion again this fall.
Victorian colors. They're the
newest color news. Not the most i'm
portant colors, to be sure for
black and the browns hold I'M
contested top places.
But the Victorian shades are the
more unusual colors more dis
tinctive. And if they're becoming
and fit into your ensembled ward
robe plans, you'll enjoy wearing
them because they're different.
Black Is Fashionable
You can't go wrong on black for
your new coat if it's becoming.
It's fashionable. 1t goes with many
dress colors. Brown is practical,
too And smart.
The clear, dark browns go best
with the most dresses. But the
newest browns has reddish tinge
especially effective if your hair is
red or auburn
And many, even in this Washing
ton bicentennial year, will join the
red coats. For red is the gay coat
note for fall some with brown
ish cast and some in the Victorian
wines.
Like coats, black and brown
dresses hold first fashion place.
Again because they're practical and
easy to wear.
And you'll see more red browns
in dresses than in coats. Because
this dress will go with the dark
brown coat, but the red-brown coat
can't be harmonized with so many
color dresses.
CIaret and Burgundy
Claret red is new dress shade
bright, clear tone with a
slightly purple cast. victorian
again) It's grand under dark
coat.
Burgundy reds, too Smart even
if you don't carry repeal sign
on your automobile.
Red plus some brown makes a
new rust shade, different from the
coppery rust of last season. And
one of the new rusts might almost
be called mahogany.
Bright Green Favored
Bright green is another fine dress
color if your coat is black or dark
brown. And for formal afternoon
wear a lighter, yellow green looks
just as we'll with the same coat.
It's in the evening you find the
baby blues, nnauves and mauve pink
that your mother or grandmother
will remember wearing.
Or, if you want to be very So
phiSticated, choose bright flame red,
wine, bright blue or dark brown for
your formal affairs.
But, after all, white is the safest
color the most practical q.
and the most in fashion.
Do these new colors sound as
though they'd be hard to ensemble
tremendously? Well make it easy
for you.
Send the coupon, and chart
showing what color dresses to wear
with different color coats will be
sent you, free.
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Linen Shower
to Be Held for
Recent Bride

Miss Phyllis Thorpe, 26 North
Irvington avenue, will be hostess to-
night at linen shower to be given
by the Alpha chapter of Pi Sigma
Tau sorority in honor of Mrs. H. j..
Sering, who was Miss Shirley Bart
lett before her marriage on July g..
Appointments and decorations
will be in the sorority colors of
orchid and green. Mrs Sering is a
member of the chapter. Guests
will be:
Misses Lois Buchanan, Mary Branham,
Margaret Arnold, Mary Quigley, Leila
Ottensmyer, Mae Bannacher. Marifrances
Smith, Jerry Dorman, Jean O'Brien. Mar
garet Bridge, Jusnita Carmichael Grace
Danner, Ernestine Bledsoe and Ruth
Bryant.
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Personals

DR.. and Mrs. William Camp
bell Hall and children have re-
turned from Wequetonsing, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Isaacs,
$500 North Meridian street, will
leave Saturday for a two weeks
visit in Wisconsin. Mrs. Isaacs for
merly lived in Milwaukee, where
they will visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Ritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Forty,
4401 North Meridian street, will
spend the remainder of the summer
at their summer home at Roaring
Brook, Mich.
Miss Ernestine Hubbard is the
guest of Miss Geraldine johnson at
Richmond.
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August Bride
Is HOnOred at
Bridge-Shower

Mrs. William S. Gansberg enter
tanned with a luncheon bridge and
miscellaneous shower today at her
home, 2468 North Meridian street,
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Fred E.
zuhlke, who was Miss Louise Wantz
before her marriage Aug. 6. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aloyse Wantz, 1908 South Meridian
street.
A color scheme of green and gold
was carried out in the appoint
ments. Guests included:
Mesdames Wantz, Joseph Colbert, Robert
Ahern, william H. Polk, Oscar Lentz,
Joseph Kohlberg, Stanley Johnson, Frank
McEvoy, George Pugh, Aloyse Bodebreider,
Misses Lucille Costello and Rosemary
Ahern.
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TRAVEL-STUDY TO
OPEN CLUB YEAR

The International Travel Study
Club, Inc, will hold its first meet
ing Of the club year at Tuesday
night in the Lincoln. Mrs. j. w
Thornburgh, acting president, re-
quests all presidents or their dele
gates to be present.
Princess Mary chapter gave the
second of a series of swimming par
ties recently at the HooSier Ath-
letic Club. Dinner and bridge fol-
lowed. Miss Edith Allmeroth, host
ess, was assisted by Mrs. D. V. s.
Glubka, president of the chapter.
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Bride-tO-Be to
Be HOnOred at
Shower Tonight

Miss Mary Lammert, 800 North
Graham avenue, will entertain to-
night at her home with a miscel-
laneous shower in honor of Miss
Marie Ruehl, whose marriage to
Kenneth G. Swengel will take place
Aug. %. at the Zion Evangelical
church. Miss Lammert will be one
Of the bridesmaids
Streamers in the bridal colors of
pink, green, peach and blue will
form an arch over the serving table,
to be centered with bowl of Aaron
Ward roses. The guests will in
clude:
Mesdames Paul Spencer, Lawrence
Kloepper, and Misses Kern Porter Mary
Anderson. Mildred Colvin. Ruth Kremer
Margaret Swengel, Irma Buhnshew. Mar
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GUILD TO
HOLD LAWN PICNIC

Actors and Workers Guild of the
Civic theater will hold its opening
meeting tonight, in the form of a
picnic to be held at on the lawn
at the home of Miss Mary Louise
Minnick, 7701 North Pennsylvania
street. Miss Minnick is entertain
ment chairman for the guild
Under the direction of Mrs. Oscar
Baur, the guild is planning an active
year. The program tonight will be
a group of dramatic presentations,
directed by Hale MacKeen, director
of the theater.
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DINSMORE FAMILY
TO HOLD REUNION

The twenty-Seventh annual Dins-
more reunion will be held Sunday
at the country home of Edward Wi
ley, near New Brunswick, in Boone
county. Noble Dinsmore is presi-
dent.
Included in the afternoon enter
tainment will be Edward and LIE
Roy New, radio artists.
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GIVES BRIDGE FETE
FOR CITY VISITOR

Mrs. c. B. Spellman, 721 North
DreXel avenue, entertained today
with luncheon bridge in honor of
her house guest, Miss Lorena Hus-
ton, of New York. Mrs. Spellman
was assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Anthony Hassman, and Miss Edith
Clary.
Other guests we're Mesdames L.
P. Grisby, Layman Wiese, August
Newman, George Logan and the
latters house guest, Mrs. Amelia
Kriegh, of Chicago.
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tell his wife about his extra mari
tai adventures accomplishes nothing
but the unhappiness of his wife.
That is why most Of them lie.
Please understand that I am not
defending men for their love Of for
hidden fruit. am speaking of facts,
not ethics. If you divorce your
husband in the hope of finding a
man who is naturally homogeneous,
the chances are against your sue
cess.
Many a man who is faithful to
his wife until
death isn't half Spoiled for
as pleasant to live Moro C+o1;d
with as the hus- WORE OCOlid
band who cheats Male Type
a little on the
side. Life with such a charming
personality probably has spoiled you
for a more solid type
If you are to preserve your hap
piness in marriage, which 1 can see
is far above the average, you must
stop StresSing the letter Of the law
and concentrate on the spirit. Try
to be so satisfactory to your hus-
band that he will not want any
woman but you.
When he falls from grace, try to
realize that the extra woman is a
mere biological incident in his life,
not connected with love at ALL
Fidelity never can be promised 1t
is valuable only when it comes with
out conscious exertion. If out
wardly your husband overcomes a
temptation while he is still filled
with the desire for the woman, has
he really avoided adultery? Not ac-
cording to the
great Chris ian Both Break
teacher, who said o.A
that whosoever Spirit OF
lusteth after Life'S Law
woman in his
heart already has committed adul-
teryl
Spiritually speaking, there is not
much differece between your huS-
bands conduct and your own. You
admit to an infatuation for other
men while you still were in love
with your husband, and you under
stand how such a thing can happen.
You kept the letter of the law. He
did not But both of you broke the
spirit of it, which is the only thing
worth preserving!
Robert Louis Stevenson once re-
ferred to marriage as a kind of
friendship sanctioned by the police.
Those who trust only compulsion to
keep their partners in line have
gained nothing of any value.
That is why I tell you to turn
your thoughts away from the letter
which killeth" and strive only for
the spirit which
"giveth life" Your Pride.
In other words, ~
pay no attention MOI Love,
to your husbands Is Injured
n discre ions.
What is hurt when he is unfaith-
full, your love or your pride? Would
you really mind an occasional IN
fidelity SO much if you were quite
certain no one else would ever find
it out and pity you?
Every time you are mean and
suspicious you widen the rift be-
tween you and endanger your hap
piness. Never make a bad matter
worse by nagging a man for some
thing you can't possibly cure by
that method
Be more subtle in your attack
against the enemy by being so
charming and so satisfactory that
gradually the desire for outside ad-
venture falls away, leaving you the
only woman in his life of whose
sympathetic understanding he
feels absolutely certain.
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LUNCHEON-BRIDGE
GIVEN FOR VISITOR

Mrs. j. Edward Keller entertained
today with luncheon bridge at the
Marott for Mrs. H L. Garrison of
Chicago. Mrs. Garrison is the house
guest of DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Whistler
Of the Marott.
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Cars to Hold Reunion

Descendants of George Carr will
hold its annual reunion Sunday at
Garfield park. A dinner will be
served near the shelter house. Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Carr Of Kokomo is
president and Mrs. Hazel Steelman
of Danville, secretary.
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Y. W. C. A. TO HOLD
'OH-LYMPICS FETE

An "Oh-Limpics" party will be
given by the Y. w. c. A. from 7::3O
to 9 Friday night for the regular
swimmers and their friends.
The party to be a "take-off' on
the Olympics, and will include form
swimming and comic events. Miss
Mildred Alyce GLAND is chairman.
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Card Parties

Ladies Society, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men, will entertain with cards at
$3.50 tonight at McClain hall, White
street and State avenue.
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Suspense
Is Killing
Her Love

cast her aside. '' "''4 No'
1 can't live all my life with him and
rove MN Just the same knowing he is one
81 tnese ultra -moderns. taking his love as
~ comes to him. want to be his one
feel that. in time my patience and love
would die Already it Is making me mean
ana suspicious, can't trust him. 1ca5't
t 1einaho tnat ne live his life the way I
l am not blind to the way conditions
are; 1 know very few husbands are true
70 tnelr wives 1t is Just that NV hus
t Pand Isl Is frank and honest about it. while
we others are liars and hypocrites. What
shall do to find peace of mind? GLAZE =
Dear Clair-There is nothing III
tra-modern about your husband, I'M
less 1t is his honesty. Monogamv
never has been a reality except
among a minority of individuals
Progress has made monogamy the
law, but it never has been able to
make it the custom.
The man who is honest enough to
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Beta chapter of Delta Tau Omega
sorority will entertain at the Antlers
Friday with a miscellaneous shower
for Mrs. Lawrence Klepper, formerly
Miss Dorothy LANCER.
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LQlCn Fetes Planned

Lawn fetes scheduled on Wednes-
day night by the st. Paul Episcopal
church and the Carrollton Avenue
Reformed church we're postponed
until tonight because of rain.
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garet Muesing. Betty Buenting Mary
Louise Roesener, Mary Louise Cooperider.
Gertrude Heede, Betty Brown and Helen
Peck.
Miss Kremer will entertain with
a linen shower Friday.
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Plan Afternoon Meeting

Prospect auxiliary, Order of the
Eastern Star. will have an after
noon meeting at 2 Friday at the
Masonic temple, State and Prospect
streets.
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Norris to Hold Pnrtu

Annual reunion Of the Marys will
be held Thursday, Aug. rs, at Broad
Ripple park.
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Reunion to Be Held

Ninth annual reunion of the Bar
nard family will be held Sunday at
Riley Memorial park in Greenfield.