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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

Mrs. Chester A. Jewett will have
charge of deyotions.
Mrs. Clarence Sweeney, 3 Hamp-
ton court, will be hostess to the
Proctor Club. Mrs. Doherty Shee-
rim will speak on "InternationaliSm
Of the Holy See"
The Irvington chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Omicron will meet with Mrs
E. A. Williams. Mrs. G. G. Bosley
will give a book report on "The
Crossing" by Winston Churchill
and Mrs. c. U. Watson will give q
discussion on current events.
The silver anniversary of the Me-
ridian Heights Inter Sc club will be
celebrated with an open meeting
Mrs E. E. Stacy, 4510 Carrolltor
avenue, will be hostess.
Building Nation" will be the
subject of the meeting of the Irv-
ington Tuesday club. Mrs. Lon
Craig, 81 Whittier place, will be
hostess. Mrs. c. H. Winders will
speak on Tho adams Family First
Generati0n) James TrusloW
Adams" Mrs. o. w. Green will re-
view The Conqueror," by Gertrude
Anterior.
Irvington Friendship Circle will
meet with Mrs. H j. Wsngelin, 5173
Pleasant Run parkwsy south drive
The Amicitia club Will meet with
Mrs. Cash Graham.
The To Kalon club will meet with
Mrs. Henry Cochrane. Mrs. Myron
j. Mckee will speak on Our First
National Airs"
WEDNESDAY
Zetathea club will observe guest
day at the home of Mrs. A. B. Mum
dele. 3041 Park avenue.
Beta Delphian chapter will meet
at luncheon with Mrs. j. H. Stygall
Wynndale road Spanish literature
will be the subject of discussion
with Mrs. T. N. Siersdorfer as
leader. Ariel, Life of Shelley" by
MauroiS will be reviewed by Mrs. j
H. May, and The Four Horsemen,
by Ibsnez, will be reviewed by Mrs
F. E. Williamson.
TennySonS "A Sigh for the Past
will be the subject of study, under
the direction of Mrs. Demarchus
Brown, in the study class of Eng
hsh literature, sponsored by the
1rvington Union of Clubs.
The report of the National Coun-
Gil of Catholic Women will be given
by the committee at the meeting OF
the Irvington Catholic Women's
Study Club. Mrs. John w. Moore
will speak on the Indiana state leg
islature. Mrs. R. j. Smith will be
hostess.
Pink and Red Reading" will be
the subject of Luther Dickerson at
the meeting of the Wednesday Aft
ernoon Club Hostesses will be Mes
danes A. A. McCray and A. O.
White.
Mrs. L. L. Hopkins will speak on
THE Earliest Inhabitants of Indi-
ana at the meeting of the Minerva
Club, which will meet with Mrs. C.
F. Mcdaniel, 6236 Park avenue.
The Russian short story will be
the subject of the meeting of the
New Century Club to be held at the
home of Mrs. M. T. Scudder.
THURSDAY
The Veronica Club will have a
guest meeting with members of the
club acting as hoStesses. An adj
dress viii be given by Michael Fo-
ley.
Mrs. =. D. Campbell. $500 Central
avenue, will be hostess to the Thurs
day Lyceum Club. Mrs. Earl r
Condor will review Mexico by
Stuart Chase. MR a
Women in Politics will be the
subject of talk to be given by
Mrs r. D. Stober. at the meeting
of the Current Events Club. Mrs
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MarOtt Guests
to Be HOnOred
In Ballroom

A formal dance, given through
the courtesy of George j. Marott,
in honor Of the Marott residents
and their guests, will be held Nov.
II in the marble ballroom.
Music will be furnished by Mil
dred Myers all-girl orchestra.
Dinner will be served in the
Crystal dining room preceding the
dance.
This dance will open the season
for various private formal dances,
among which will be those given by
the Daughters of Job, the Pru-
Dental Insurance Company and the
HooSier Athletic club.
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JEWISH CENTER TO
HOLD BARN DANCE

Miss Dena Caplin will entertain
with a novelty number at the barn
dance to be given at the South Side
Jewish Center at the Communal
building, II West Morris street, at
9 Sunday.
The dance is a first of a. series of
affairs planned for the fall and win
ter program. Music will be fur
nished by the Ambassadors. The
committee in charge will include
Lee Brodsky. julius zukerman, Isaac
Pardo. Sidney Weisman and Misses Ruth
Caplin. Mariiane Friedman. Rose Pilz.
Clara Siverman Becky Wilde, Betty Waiss
and Edith Kappa port.
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GUILD TO HOLD
MONTHLY SESSION

Members of the sunnyside Guild
will meet for their monthly business
meeting at luncheon at the CO.
lumoia club Monday. Mrs. L. c.
Burnett, chairman, will be assisted
by:
man, H. H. Condit. W. X Cooper i
Daugherty, Fred 8. Duesenberr. A. W.
Early, William P. Eisenlahr, Albert Eitel-
jorg, and Harry H. Elwert
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F. w. RAIN
CHAPTER HOSTESS

Mrs. Fred w. RAIN. 1920 Central
avenue. will be hostess Monday to
the members Of Indianapolis Tri
Kappa, associate chapter, at the
regular l O'Clock luncheon and
business meeting.
Mrs. Rain will be assisted by
Mesoames F. r. Baker and James
L. Murray.
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WOMAN AT WORK
TOPIC FOE TALK

Mrs. Henry Lester Smith of
Bloomington will be the speaker at
the meeting OF the Council of Ad-
ministrative Women in Education at
Tudor Hall at 3:45 Monday.
Mrs. Smith will speak on WON
en- at Work in the League of Ma
ions and Allied Organizations
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OLD COSTUMES
TO GO ON DISPLAY

A display of old-fashioned cos
tunes will be held at luncheon
meeting Tuesday of the Women's
organization, National Association
Retail Druggists. at the chapter
house, 802 East Market street. Some
of these costumes will be worn by
members.
Mrs. j. G. Pointer, program
chairman, will be assisted by Mrs.
A. Hoffman. The luncheon COM
mittee will include:
Mesdames Charles watkins. j. L. Sim
mons, F. r. Keiser A. Hoffman Bert
Keene. George Oren, John Stokes and
Charles Friedman.
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Two October brides are Mrs.
Edward j. Dowd and Mrs. Robert
Nancy. Mrs. Dowd formerly was
Miss Margaret Carroll, daughter
of Mrs. Thomas A. Carroll, 2420
North Meridian street. Mr. and
Mrs. Dowd will be at home after
Nov. Is at the st. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nancy are at
home at Newcastle. Mrs. Nancy
was Miss Mary Helen Tolle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Tolle of Upton, before the we'd
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and past presidents and the pro-
gram committee will assist the
hostess.
A musical program will be given
during the tea hour from to 5 by
Mrs. Helen Harrison Daily, harpist,
and Miss Margaret Harrison, vio-
liniSt.
Preceding the tea Mrs. Sam Crit
fin. 4849 Central avenue. will enter
tain at a luncheon for honorary
members
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Church Society
Meeting Is Set
for Wednesday

Woman's missionary society OF
the Second Presbyterian church will
meet Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Carl F. Walk, 4375 North Me-
ridian street.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Albert Gall, George Brinkmeyer,
Reginald Garstang, Edna Kuhn
Martin and Miss Julia Brink.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Pray will review
Facing the Future in Indian Mis-
sions." Mrs. Clyde Titus will sing
Indian songs and portray Indian
legends. Devotions will be led by
Mrs. Thomas Petrie.
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Lewis Brown, rector of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, who will be as
sisted by the choir, under the direc-
ton OF Clarence Carson. Others
taking part in the program are:
Miss Ruth Van Metre. and Mesdames
Helen Harrison Daley, Ruth Sterling
DeVin. Marian Greene. Mrs. Jarrard. and
the sigma Alpha Iota vocal ensemble
under the direction OF Mrs johnson.
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MISS MIKESELL
TO Be HOSTESS

Miss Naomi MikeseII, 304 South
Ritter avenue, will be hostess at ;
Sunday to Psi chapter of Chi Sigma
sorority.
Pledge services will be held for
tie following: Misses Ona Cap
Dnger, Louise Eutenuer, Pauline
Kasper, Dorothy Weir, Louise Will
dason, Myrtle Wilson and Sarah
Yohler.
Services will be in charge Of Miss
Mabel Gearhart, pledge captain
and Miss Cornelia Packer, presi-
dent.
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CHEER GROUP TO
MEET ON FRIDAY

Cheer Broadcasters will meet at
l: 80 Friday at the Children's mu-
scum, 1850 North Meridian street.
The Home of the Child will be
the topic Of the Rev Howard e.
Anderson.
Mrs. w. H. Hodgson is the new
hospitality chairman.
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JUNIOR HADASSAH
WILL HOLD PARTY

The annual card party of the
Junior HadasSah will be held at the
Columbia Club Wednesday night.
Nov. is.
MISS Fr1eda Brill is chairman of
the party, with Miss Florence Kes-
tenbaum in charge of tickets sales.
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Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox and
Mrs Henry c. Atkins Jr. are chair
men of committees for the Tech
nical- Washington football game to
be sponsored Nov. II at the Eutler
bowl by the Junior League for the
benefit of the emergency work COM
mittee.
Mrs. Cox is being assisted by:
Mrs Erwin c. Stout vics-chairmau
and Mesdames Frederick HOLIDAY. John
Gould. Kurt Panther, George Parry Elsa
Haerle. Anna Marie Gall-SayIes, William
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ALL-DAY MEETING
IS SET FOR GUILD

East Side White Cross guild will
hold an all-day meeting Tuesday at
the nurses home of the Methodist
hospital, where they viii sew on
hospital supplies.
The Central Avenue M. E. church
guild will hold a similar meeting
Wednesday.
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P. Anderson III. Louis Huesmann, Stewart
wilson jeremiah Cadick, Henry Jameson.
Warrack wallace, Clyde Wands Dorothy
Goodrich, Francis W. Dunn, Otto Frenzel
and the Misses Janet Adams. Katherine
Brown, Margaret Denny, Sara Tyce Adams,
Aimee Graham Carolyn Richardson, Jane
watson and Mary Caperton.
Mrs. Atkins, also a member Of
Mrs. Cox's committe, is chairman
of the ushers. Serving with her
are:
Mesdames Thomas Kackley. Malott
White Henry Frenge Charles Eichol-
son. Morris wadley Elijah B. Martindale
Thomas Madden and the Misses Edith
Anne Stafford and Betty BrogL.
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ding, Oct. 81, at SIS. Peter and
Paul cathedral.
Miss Margaret Kellenbach is
chairman of the property commit
tee of Indiana Gamma Alumnae
Club of Pi Beta Phi, which will
present 1.-The Swan" by Ferenc
Molnar, Nov. Is and 26 at the
Civic theater. Norman Green is
director of the play, which is the
third annual production of the
club.
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
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Miss Hildegarde Koetteritic is
rush captain for the Phi Sigma
Theta sorority. which will enter
tain tonight with a pajama party
and buffet supper at the home of
Mrs. Max HoSs. Favors will be
plaques carved with sorority
letters.
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Music Club to Gather

The B. Natural Music Club will
meet at Sunday with Misses Max
inc and Margaret Neukom, 1922
Dexter avenue. The program will
be given by the members.
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of Butler university will hold it's
annual open house Sunday at the
chapter house, 821 West Hamp-
ton drive. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Ikerd is a member of the COM
mittee in charge.
The formal dance season of
Butler university will open Nov.
II, when the Panhellenic Associ-
alton will sponsor a dance. Miss
Geraldine Kuntz is chairman and
will be assisted by the Misses Ann
Arnold, Phyllis Sharpe and Mo-
Zelle Ehnes.
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Change Meeting Date

The monthly business meeting
and luncheon Of the Artemas Club
will be held Monday, instead of
Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. F. L.
Williamson, 1915 Balsam avenue.
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-. D..

Miss Leah
TdUel
aCiH hare one
of the
roles in
AN Accusing
Finger"
the
mystery play
Uhich aUiU be
presented
By the
Kirshbdun
Players at
Kirshbdun1
Center
Sunday
night. Nor. IS.
Other
leading roles
are to be
taken by
Mrs. Julian
Bdmbe
and
Oscar Levin.
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Ne70 Century Club InStaHs
Mrs. E. p. Jones as Chief

Professor John J. Harmy of In
diana Central COLLEGE gave an ad-
dress ON What Is a Man Worth?"
Harp music was played during the
luncheon by PaSquale Montani.
Mrs. Frank w. Parrish is re-
firing president. Mrs Edwin N. Ca
nine, Terre Haute, president of the
Indiana State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, gave greetings from that
organization.
Other out-of- town guests in
Guided Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Mar
tinsville, second vice-president of
the Indiana federation, and Mrs.
Harriette K. Sparks of Frankfort.
Guests from indianapolis in
Guided Mrs. ]. F. Edwards, presi-
dent of the Seventh District Fedora
ton of Clubs; Mrs. David Ross,
president of Indiana Photoplay In
dorsers, and Mrs. Albert L. Pauley,
president Of the indianapolis Coun-
Gil of Women.
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Card Parties

October Circle of Holy Cross
church will have card parties.
Thursday afternoon and evening, at
the school hall, 1417 East Ohio
street. The committee is composed
of Mesdames Louis Roth, John
Stewart, I. r. Shaw and Vic Sulli-
van.
Indianapolis chapter, Women of
the Moose, will have card parties at
2:30 and $50 Thursday at the
Moose hall. 1876 North Delaware
street. Mrs H. F. Vice, social serv-
ice chairman, is in charge of the
afternoon party, and Mrs William
Hoover of the evening game.
Ladies Society, st. GATHERINGS Al
tar Society will have card and lotto
parties at $50 and $50 Thursday
at the hall, Tabor and Shelby
streets.
Social club Of Sacred Heart church
will sponsor a card party at $50
Thursday at the hall on Union
street.
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Tea to Be
Given for
Bride Elect
OCT. Il, 1871

Miss Marion Whetstine. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. whetstine,
4I31 College avenue. whose mar
riage to Andrew Franklin Ross. son
of Mrs. pavid Ross, will take place
Saturday, will be honor guest at a
tea to be given from 2 to Thurs
day by Mrs. Verge R. Mayer, 5225
North Delaware street
Receiving with the hostess, Miss
WhetStine, Mrs. WhetStine and Mrs.
Ross will be Mrs. Eli w Leeds Of
Terre Haute, Mrs. Don Hutchinson
of Brazil. Mrs. Don Howell and Mrs.
Myra D. Taylor
Assisting in the dining room viii
be Mesdames Matthew Smith, Clar~
ence Turner, Cornelia Poison and
James Rumley of Brazil and the
Misses Mary Margaret Tutewiler
and Mary Elizabeth Hartzell
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell of Bra
I'll Mrs NJ. V. Stevenson. Mrs. H.
d. Tutewiler and Mrs. Charles Cot
tingham will pour.
Other out-Of-town guests besides
those assisting will be Mrs. Charles
Hutchinson end Mrs. Claude Hay
ward, both of Brazil, and Mrs. Ken
meth Brownell of Sullivan.
The serving table will be arranged
with bowls Of pink roses and lighted
with silver candles tied with white
tulle. Pink garden flowers will be
arranged throughout the house.
Mrs. Ross will give a dinner at
$50 Friday at her home, Bonnie
Brae, for her son and the bride
elect. Guests will include The i'm
mediate families. A color scheme of
pink. silver and white will he used
in the appointments and decora-
tionS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Singleton.
1852 College avenue. entertained at
their home Tuesday night with a
personal shower and bridge party.
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GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
BOARDS CHOSEN

At the second fall meeting of the
Indianapolis Girl Scout Council,
Mrs. c. F. Voyles, commissioner, APP
pointed the following committees
Tor the season:
Relief committee. Mrs. c. Willis Adams,
Chairman Mrs. stuart Dean and Mrs
John H. Toy; camp committee Mrs. Charles
E. Cole. chairman: Mrs. Paul Moffett. Earl
Kiger r. Walter Jarvis and Herbert Wag-
ner; activities committee. Mrs; CECIL Cal
vert. chairman; Mrs. E. H. <. McComb
yice-chairman Mrs. Ralph Colby, Mrs
George Fromm. Mrs. Paul Richey. Mrs.
L. r. SereinSky and Mrs. Maxwell Droke;
badges and awards committee, Mrs. joseph
A. Miner chairman; Mrs. Montgomery
Lewis. vice-chairman: Mrs. G. H. waller
ich. Mrs. Russell Wilson. Mrs. Allen ?.
VeStal and Mrs Maurice Socwel; brownie
committee, Mrs. Herbert Wagner chair
man, Mrs. Paul Hurt; finance committee.
Mrs. Edward Gardner. chairman; MIS-.
Thomas A. Wynne. vice-chairman; Mrs.
Charles f. Cole. Mrs. Harold Tharp. Mrs.
c. Willis Adams and Mrs. Charles F.
Vovles; publicity committee Mrs. Dorothy
Brannon chairman; Mrs. Theodore Vou-
negut. chairman of speakers. Mrs. Frank
T. Lahr Mrs. CLAYTON Ridge and Mrs. S.
NJ Myers: training and personnel Mrs.
Montgomery Lewis. chairman: Mrs. SEVERN
Buschman. vice-chairma Mrs c. Willis
Adams. Mrs Maurice Socwsl. Mrs. Harold
B. Therp and Mrs. Herbert Wagner.
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Students From
Abroad to Be
Feted by Club

Entertainment of foreign students
and teachers and university women
from abroad, visiting in Indianapo-
lis, will be a project of the inter
national relations committee of the
local branch of the American AS
ISOLATION Of University Women, ac-
cording to announcement of the
chairman, Mrs. A. H. Hinkle, at the
opening dinner meeting Tuesday
night at Central Y. w. G. A.
The committee also will seek to
stimulate interest in international
problems and scholarships. Mrs. J..
w. Weddell, chairman Of the fell
lowship committee, and Miss Evelyn
Carpenter, chairman of the COM
mittee on legislation, reported
briefly.
The fellowship committee is spon-
soring the name Of DR.. Eliza A.
Baker as the permanent name for
the Indiana fellowship fund of 800
600 now being raised. The Indian
apolis branch has contributed 81 200,
the largest amount received from
any of the state branches.
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division OF the speakers bureau for
the approaching campaign, accord
ing to an announcement from the
Community Fund today. More than
$50 women will serve on the bureau.
Mrs. Brandt c. Downey has been
appointed chairman of the division
and Mrs. Eli Lilly has been named
co-chairman. A meeting of all
speakers on the bureau will be held
at II Friday morning in the COM
munity Fund office, fourth floor of
the Majestic building.
Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Clayton Ridge,
Mrs. Will Adams, Mrs. Harry Ray
mond and Mrs. Curtis Hodges Will
speak. All members Of the bureau
are serving as volunteers.
The executive and speakers COM
mittees include:
Mrs. Downey, chairman Mrs. Lilly, CO.
chairman, and Mesdames Arthur r Bax-
ter, Roy Adams, w. A. Atkins, Fred G.
BALI, George w. Coombs. Rose Coffin, w.
H; Coleman. Frank Bowling, B, {. Ellis.
Fags5 Evf F4ed Z ar a5sger9d e COY
man. E. S GorreIl, Wavne o. Hill. Ben
1amin D. Htz. Curtis Hodges J. l. Ho-
comb; William II. Insley. R. B. Long. Hugh
Samuel Mueller. Albert Pauley. r B. RAN
some Charles M Reagan Edna D. Ray
mond Clayton H Ridge. Frank A. Symmes.
w, G. Smith; Wolf Susman, Milton stein
berg, r. P. WilUerth, Louis Wolf, Mrs T.
r. YeaCy. J. W. Moore Austin Clifford,
w A. Feishbach. John F. Engelke Robert
Dennis. Alfred T. Rapp. Charles II Smith
ana Misses Gertrude Taggart and May
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New Members
Entertained by
Mothers Club

Pledge mothers of Sigma Nu
Mothers club of Butler university
were entertained at luncheon to-
day at the chapter house, 4615 Sun
set boulevard.
Charles Edward Thomas, editor Of
1.-THE Delta" the fraternity
magazine, addressed the group. Mrs.
L. Preston Highley sang, &C
complained by Mrs. Eva Fleming.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman was in
charge, assisted by Mesdames w. D.
Bennett and Fred Farnan.
Mrs. Highly is chairman OF a
bridge party to be given Wednesday,
Oct. 10, at Banner-Whitehill audi
forum. She will be assisted by
Mesdames Clark Darlington and r..
H. Walden.
officers for the year are Mrs. E..
H. Goodwin, president; Mrs. A. W..
Macy, first president; Mrs.
Hoffman, second president;
Mrs. Sarah Baldwin, recording sec
rotary: Mrs. Charles Peek, CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. High
ley, treasurer.
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Scarf Collar Coat SaUeS Throat

ATEW YORK Oct, 12.--Many a
N tender throat that has coughed
through wind blown winters is going
to be grateful for one fashion at
least-that Of scarf collars on coats.
Scarfs are soft, warm furs that do
I'D close and coy, or loosen as the
weather permits.
Tucked right up under the chin,
many Of them are D.. F.. just as you'd
wear a separate silk or wool or fiat
fur scarf. Tied tailored-like in
Ascot fashion.
Or buttoned over to the side with
important looking buttons. Or with
one end slipped through slit in
the other end and perked into a
spread butterfly effect under one ear.
Tie, With Flying Ends
Yes there certainly are all
manner of ways you can wangle a
scarf collar into smartness as well
as comfort.
But there are even newer scarf
collars than these that tie or but
ton with flying ends.
The one sketched is newest Of al.
The collar has a chubby double roll
that comes up high and handsome.
The ends are extended and you
throw one over the other-the way
you tie a cravat.
In this coat the fur goes right on
down into the sleeve. But it would
be equally good-looking and smart
with just the fur collar.
Draped Scarfs Snappy
If, you like those draped scarf
necklines on dresses-the ones that
fall into soft folds when fastened
over to one side-then probably
you'll like the same idea on your
coat.
That is the draping and fas-
tening to the side is the same idea.
The coat scarf collar, of course, is
of fur and a much more pretentious
affair than the dress scarf.
Mink, kolinsky, beaver, caracul,
Persian and furs of that character
make the smartest Of such collars
Gust as they are Smartest for all
scarf collars.
Their fur is full and warm with
out being too long-haired to drape
gracefully.
They puff up warmly about the
throat and button over at the left
side with two, three or more but
tons. And on warmer days they
can be unbuttoned and the right
side let down in a deep rever.
Copyright, 1882 by Amos Parrish)
Next-FashiOns for the large
woman.
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WEAR CHIC ON SHOULDERS!
Isn't it darling? It's one of
those marvellous little frockS in
which you not only look gay, but
feel gay, too.
The perky hared capelets broaden
the shoulders in the smartest man
ner possible, and the waistline is
smoothly fitted by tiny tucks.
Can't you imagine it in coral pink
crepe with an allover embroidered
dot. Velvet ribbon is the newest
thing for the sash and bows.
All there is to do is join the skirt
and blouse, run up the side seams
and add the finishing touches. Size
II requires % yards S9-inch ma
teriaI, 3 yards IL -inch ribbon.
Pattern No. 5002 is designed for
sizes 8 to 18 years. Price, IS cents.
Read an article on wedding ETH
Quette. Learn new dressmaking
tricks. All in our Paris Fashion
NIagazine-just out. 1t is planned
to save time and money. Price, 10
cents.
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The New Century Club opened it

The New Century Club opened its
seasons activities today with the
annual Presidents day luncheon in
the Hunters room at the Marott.
Chrysanthemums and tapers in the
club colors, blue and white, were
used for decorations. Covers were
laid for thirty-five.
Seated with the incoming presi-
dent, Mrs. E. Preston Jones, were
the new officers. Mrs. Curtis Hodges
gave the invocation and Mrs.
Charles Sommers acted as toast
mistress, introducing the officers
who gave the following toasts: First
president, Mrs. ]. C.. Carr,
Friendship" second vice-president,
Mrs. H. L. McGinnis. America; ="
recording secretary, Mrs. John w.
McCardle, Literature; :" correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Fred Knodle,
Music" treasurer, Mrs. Gordon
Mess, THE Spirit of Art"