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FOR EXCHANGE-Two large brick
industrial buildings at sacrifice
price. Both have splendid fu-
ture. Will exchange for good al
falfa or equipment, or apartment
with owner. For quick deal sub
nit all details. Address owner.
2l08 Eighth Ave, National City
Calf. 17t2
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FOR RENT-Room. 704 State st.
15tf
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FOR RENT-Room close in, convc-
nient. Call after p. m. 705
State. 15tf
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FOR RENT-Large, airy room
beautifully furnished; connecting
bath; young working lady pre-
ferred. 545 Wensley. 16t3
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
635 Brighton ST., $40 per month.
17t3
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Work by hour or day,
also care for children evenings.
Phone 251-M. 779 Park. 14t6
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE-Good gas range cheap
1901 South Fourth st. 17t2
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FOR RENT

Eight-room furnished house.
I. Mayfield, County Court
House. t,th,s-tf
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Wanted - Miscellaneous

buy six good COWS
on contract. Press Box TIT. 17t2
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THE VISIBLE CLOUD from teak
not steam This cloud has
densed into tiny dropes of
extremely hot A small escaping a
capable OF producing highpressures will light
II be with
opposite effect 1t o
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Found

good place to eat. Din
ner 35c. Casa Rey Hotel. 15tf
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FOR RENT = Three-room apart
ments: prices reasonable. $40
Adams. 17t7
Evening star., 1932-11-18

RenaiSS a n c e
jewelry rhine
stones and sim
ulated seed pearl
on antique gold
m e t a |. N e C X
laces, earrings,
clips and pins.
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Mary Leedy
Will Honor
Bride tO-Be

A brides Scrapbook will be made
by guests at the party to honor Miss
Julia Bowman, bride-elect, tonight
at the home of Miss Mary Isabelle
Leedy. 5206 Grandyiew drive. Miss
Bowman will be married to the
hostess brother, Hollis Leedy. July 2.
Appointments and decorations will
be carried out in the bridal colors
Of orchid, green and peach. Her
mother, Mrs. U. S. Leeedy. will
assist. Guests with Miss Bowman
will be:
Her mother. Mrs. George W. Bowman
and Mesdames r. c. Cassidy. &. Carl
Watson. R. c. Mccullough. Cecil strups
and George Craighead and the Misses
Virginia Hampton. Helena sipe. Dorothy
Brown. Betty Lower, Martha Metean.
Dorothea Hoele, Lois Jackson. Hope VIII.
cults, Jean Yates. Luana Lee. Evelyn Kei-
logg. Lucy Jane Baker, Marian Barnette.
Gladys Mower and Mary Rose Lowry Of
FortviIle. Dorothy Jane Lewis of Louis
vile and Jane Hadley of Danville
Miss Hogle entertained Sunday
night with a dinner party at her
country home on the National road.
Following the dinner party treas
ure hunt was held with basket
trimmed in the bridal colors filed
with green glass kitchen accessories
as the shower gift.
Appointments. candles and flowers
were in the bridal colors. Covers
were laid for twenty eight guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strupe will enter
tain for Miss Bowman and Mr..
Leedy at a dinner party Tuesday
night at their home, 4241 Graceland
avenue
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Head of ZOnta
International

By United Press
ST. LOUIS, June 20-Mrs. Kath-
crime S. Maddux, SIS year-old grand
mother of Chicago, was elected
president of the zonta Interna-
tional, business and professional
women's organization, Saturday.
She succeeds Miss, Helen Cleve-
land, Toronto. under whom she
served as vice-president, as head of
more than 5000 women holding
executive and professional positions
in the United States, Europe and
Australia.
Mrs. Maddux, left a widow with a
young daughter to support, rose
from clerk in the department agri-
culture, to associate editor of the
national provisioner, a publication
connected with the meat packing
industry.
Other officers are First vice-pres-
ident, Miss Cora E. Mackenzie
Cambridge, Mass; second vice-pres-
ldent, Mrs. Florence Bell, lawyer
Montreal, Que; third vice-president
Miss Carolyn E. Davis, Portland
Ore. and treasurer, Miss Elizabeth
Armstrong, Cleveland.
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HooSie'' Delegation to Attend
Sorority ConCIaUe i'm Canada
By Times Special

Ry Times Special
CHICAGO, June 20.-Delta Gam
ma, one of the oldest and best
known Greek letter sororities fol-
college women, will hold its national
convention this year. June 81 to
July at the Empress hotel, Vic
toria, British Columbia, in Canada
The sorority has an international
membership of more than fifty
thousand. Among those who will
attend from Indiana are:
Miss Margaret Ensley. Indianapolis. rep
resentlng the active chapter at Butler uni
versity; Mrs Frank l.. Churchman. In
dianapolis, delegate from the Indianapolis
Alumnae Association; Miss Dorothy Brant
Bloomington. from the Indiana university
CHAPTER: and Mrs. Herbert Henderson and
Miss Winifred Vickerv. Evansville. Mrs
S Douglas Bash. Indianapolis is also
planning TO attend
The indianapolis members will
leave Wednesday.
Delegates will leave Chicago June
% via 500 line Canadian Pacific
and will pick up enough delegates
at the twin cities to change the
train into Delta Gamma special
Detraining at Banff, the delegates
will spend half a day sightseeing
proceeding to Lake Louise for the
afternoon and evening.
The executives will leave Chicago
June 20 to hold a three-day SEES
sion at Lake Louise before joinins
the other delegates. twenty-five
members headed BY the convention
chairman, will leave Victoria for 8
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Here's a snappy one 1t has all
the new features, including a built
up waiStline, now so popular with
grownups.
The skirt is cut Smartly with in
sets at the sides. They form in
verted plaits, joined to the front
panel section, providing interesting
flare to the hem.
The separate bolero jacket is the
smart collarless type. 1t can be
made with long or short sleeves.
A flag blue and white linen made
the original, with plain white linen
contrast. The pert tie Of white
linen has vivid orangy-red insets.
Style NO. 466 is designed for sizes
8, 10, II, IA years. Size 10 requires
Us yards of 35-inch material, with
rs yards of 35-inch contrasting.
Tub silks, batiste prints, cotton
novelties in basket weaves, gay
stripes, checks and dot motifs make
I'D attractively in this cute model
Our summer Fashion Magazine
viii help you economic. Price Of
book 10 cents.
Price OF pattern Is cents In
stamps or coin lcoin is preferred)
Wrap eein carefully.
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Personals

Miss Esther McNitt, $40 Middle
drive, Woodruff Place, is in New
York, where she is registered at the
Vassar Club in the New Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Darrich, 1902
North Meridian street; Mrs. Major
Taylor. 3433, Washington boulevard,
and Mrs. Frederick Wallick, GAG
North Meridian street, are visiting
at Chalfonte- Haddon hall in At
lantic City.
Arthur C. Moore, 3706 Washing
ton boulevard, and daughter, Miss
Sarah Margaret Moore who was
graduated recently from Vassar col
lege, are spending few days at the
Dodge, in Washington. They are
accompanied by Mrs. Henry D.
Lane, Miss Moore's aunt.
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NEW YORK, June 2O.-There's
IN a new kind of dress we're
seeing now at smart places. Not
formal. Not informal, A betwiXt
and between sort. Longer than
regular day dresses Though it's
worn in the daytime). But not SO
long as regular evening costumes
Though it's worn in the evening,
too).
1t has its shoulders covered in
one way or another, too. By a
capelet, cape sleeves or a brief
matching jacket.
It's this dress you'll want to be
wearing when the men step up
jauntily in their ice cream pants to
take you ont to the club dance.
You'll wear it again to summer
teas and to dinners partaken of
under the last rays of the sun.
An informal, dress-up dress
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Child Health
Institute to
Open July 3

On the program of the child
health institute to be held at
Winona lake, July 3 TO 8, numerous
Indianapolis women prominent in
club and social work will take part.
DR.. Ada E. Schweitzer is child hy-
giene division director of the Indi-
ana state board of health, which is
sponsoring the session.
Monday, July 4, will be safety
day. Representatives Of state de-
partments and organizations will
discuss Indiana's safeguards against
hazards that threaten the safety
and lives of children. Representa-
tives of the American Legion will
present a program Of sports and
games in the afternoon.
Nutrition of children and better
homes and gardens will be con-
sidered on Tuesday Mrs. Paul
Hurt, chairman of the American
home department of the Indian
apolis Woman's Department Club,
will speak on this program, devoted
to discussions of standards of health
and nutrition.
Wednesday Club Day
Miss Virginia Jones Of the state
board of health nursing department,
will describe the Altrusa health pro-
gram on "Wednesday, denoted as all
club day.
Discussions will be devoted to
summaries of child health and pro-
lection programs for all types of
organizations Dr. Elsie Stewart
will present the program of the
Woman's Rotary Club and Mrs.
Frank Hatfield the program of the
American Association of University
Women.
The schedule on Thursday will
include discussion of opportunities
for the exceptional and Handicapped
children in the homes and schools,
as we'll as prevention of handicaps
and rehabilitation.
Miss Eva McDougall, director of
public health nursing on the state
board of health, and Miss Martha
Van Meter, will give reports on the
research of the Indiana health
council
Types and problems of health
and medical services will be dis
cussed on Friday.
Local Women to Aid
Various local women will act as
advisors and assist with the pro-
grams of the institute during the
week. Miss Emma Tuschner, child
welfare chairman of the American
Legion, will be on duty Monday.
On Tuesday Mrs. Felix McWhirter,
Mrs. j. w. Moore and Miss Agnes
Watson will assist. On Wednesday
there will be Mesdames Walter
Greenough, G. G.. Derbyshire, David
Ross, j. L. Murray, Misses Florence
Kirlin and Miss Adah o. Frost;
Thursday, Miss Blanche Murray;
Friday, Mrs. Neil McGibney, and
Saturday, Misses Gertrude Taggart
and Grace Brown.
Miss Rachel Hill, inspector for
the state board of charities, will
speak on the program Saturday.
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Directed By AMOS PARRISH

that's what it is. And large brimmed
afternoon hats are worn with it.
Or small silk turbans if you're
dancing.
If you need a coat with it, your
daytime coat will do since the skirt
hangs only to lower calf F.. just a
bit longer than your daytime
dresses.
just how hazy is the line of de-
marcation between informal and
formal in these dresses, you can
seen by looking at the left hand
sketch. A copy of Mainbocher
model, this dress in white and made
slightly shorter would be an excel
lent spectator sports dress.
Smart for Dance
But in one of the soft pastels with
contrast in the flower and the belt
such as pastel pink with wine
red flower and belt-it's dress in
which you could dance quite smartly
any night when the men wear white
f1annels.
Plain or printed sheer fabrics
keep these dresses cool and airy
looking. Some of the new semi
sheers, which have fine corded.
waffled or dotted weaves, make up
very smartly in these half -and-half
formal types.
If you prefer plain colors, pastel
pink, blue and yellow are the ones
to choose.
In the prints, white backgrounds
With medium dark flowers scattered
all over have pleasant gardendy
look. But no matter what the back
ground color is, most of the prints
have lots and lots of white in them.
May Have Separate Jacket
These dresses may or may not
have separate little jacket or CAPE
To have one is a good idea as it
gives you a chance to vary the looks
OF the dress if you wear it often
But it's not necessary for smartness
Minus a jacket or cape, cape
sleeves, such as in the dress illus
trated at the right are often found
Softly draped necklines, inter-
esting sleeves, tie-around girdles
flowers of self fabric -. these are a
few of the details that mark these
smart in-between times dresses.
Copyright. 1882. Amos PARRISH
Next-COttOn blouse fashions get
the vote of many.
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Pick Winners
of Tri Kappa
Scholarships

Tri Kappa state scholarships in
Province have been announced by
Miss Eugenia Roth of Boonville
grand president. The winners
are Miss Emma Peterson of Brook
Vile, Miss Mary Weber of Vevay
and Miss Lorraine Wells of Corydon
Miss Petersor's award is valued
at $780, She will continue studies
at Indiana university, where she
has completed two years work. Miss
Weber plans a nursing course at
Indiana university. Miss Wells will
enter the second-year term at III
diana Central college.
Fifteen state scholarships, valued
at $2,700, have been awarded this
year to Indiana girls. The fund be-
gan in 1918, when forty-five chap
tiers donated SIS each. At present
ninety-nine active chapters donate
$25, while associate chapters give
$3.50 each. Local loan scholarships
of several hundred dollars also are
maintained.
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Benefit Bridge
to Be Held by
Church Circle

A garden tour and breakfast
bridge will be given at 10, June %,
at the home of Mrs. James w. Noel,
West Eightieth street, by the STAINS
field circle of the Meridian Street
Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Robert Armstrong is chair
man. Assisting her will be Mes
danes William Mick, Felix Nc
Whirter, Burke Slaymaker, Walter
Smith, Foster Clippenger, Harry o.
Garman, James G. Carter, Emmett
Hall, Fred Braden and Hughes Pat
ten. Daughters of members will
assist. They are:
Misses Emma Jean Tucker. Betty Bayer.
Marienette Hiatt. Lou McWhirter Mary
Louise Woodland. Helen Louise Garman.
Sally Smith. Barbara Tompkins Peggy
Clippenger, Chsrlene Buchanan. Helen
Taggart, Mary Jane Clippenger. Betty Har-
tong. Patty TaeRart and Dorothy Braden.
Mrs. Patten is president of the
circle. Proceeds Of the party will
be used for social service.
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JULIA WARREN IS
PRINCIPALS BRIDE

Miss Julia Catherine Warren
daughter of the Rev. w. R. Warren
1040 North Delaware street, was
married Saturday to Louis Adams
Harlan, st. Louis, by her father al
the home of the brides brother
Edgar l.. Warren, Webster Groves
st. Louis.
Mrs. Harlan is a graduate OF
Bethany college and taught in Gin
ling college, union missionary
school for girls in Marking, China
Mr.. Harlan, graduate of the Uni
versity of Missouri, is principal Of
the junior high school Of Maple
wood, st. Louis.
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CHURCH WOMEN TO
BE PARTY GUESTS

Members of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of the Central
Avenue NJ. E. church will be guests
at a garden party at 2 Tuesday
given by Mrs. Charles T. Hanna,
4341 Central avenue, assisted by
Mrs. w. G. Borcherding and group
10. DR.. John G. Benson, superin-
tendent of the Methodist Episcopal
hospital, will lead devotionS. Mrs.
John L. Benedict, accompanied by
Miss Marjory Alexander and Lloyd
McCoglin, violinists, will sing.
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Jean A. Schad
Picks Bridal
Attendants

Miss Jean Ann Schad, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Schad, 331
North Arsenal avenue, whose mar
riage to John T. Thatcher will take
place July 7 at the Christ Episcopal
church, has chosen as her attend
ants, her sister, Miss Miriam Schad
and Miss Eleanor Egan. Mr.
Thatcher is the son of Mrs. Eva
Thatcher, Alb Winthrop avenue
Thomas Neal will be best man.
Miss Egan will entertain June %
at her home, 1927 North Arsenal
avenue, with bridge party and per-
sonal shower. Miss Betty Park also
will honor the bride-elect at a party
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TRAVEL CLUB WILL
INSTALL OFFICERS

Installation of officers of the
Princess Mary chapter OF Interna-
tional Travel Study Club, Inc, will
be held Tuesday. Guests and hus-
bands of club members were en-
tertained at a picnic Sunday at the
summer home of Mrs. Samuel R.
Artman at Ulen park. in Lebanon.
Bridge and golf were played dur
ing the afternoon.
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PARADE TO
Be PARTY FEATURE

A fashion parade Of beach pa
jamas and bathing suits will fea-
ture the breakfast bridge party to
be held around the swimming pool
at 11:30 Wednesday at the High
land Golf and Country Club.
Models of the William H. Block
Company will display the garments.
Mrs. Lawrence G. Cummins is
chairman Of the party, assisted by
Mesdanes William Hanley, Karl
Ruddell and j. T. Hamill.
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MUNCIE GIRL WILL
WE'D NEW YORKER

Mrs. Lena Pittenger Osborne Of
Muncie has announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Mary M.
Osborne, to Donald Crosse Bryant
of White Plains, N. Y. The we'd
ding will take place Saturday at
the country home of M. o. Pitten-
ger, Swarthmore, Pa. The couple
will be at home after July at 500
Park avenue, Albany, N. Y.
Miss Osborne, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. M. Pittenger of this city,
is a graduate of Indiana university,
and is member of Sigma Kappa
sorority
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VIRGINIA MOORE
BECOMES BRIDE

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Mary Virginia
Moore, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert S. Moore, formerly of Indi-
annapolis, and Charles Colin Nc
Naull, sor of DR.. Charles McNaull
The wedding took place Jan. II in
Noblesville.
Mrs. McNaull attended Purdue
and Butler universities. She is a
member of Kappa Alpha Theta So
roity. Mr.. McNaulI attended In
diana university and is a Kappa
Sigma. They will be at home dur
ing the summer at Point O. Woods
r. /.
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post convention trip to Alaska. Fol-
lowing the convention, the delegates
will return home at their own con-
venience.
In the council which will be in
session at Lake Louise in the Cana
dian rockies are: Mrs. Joseph Hal
stead, Evanston, Ill, president;
Mrs. j. w. Bingham, Palo Alto, Cal,
first vice president; Miss Marguerite
d. Winant, New York, second vice
president; Miss Hazel H. Brown,
Philadelphia, treasurer, and Mrs.
E. w. Hawley, Minneapolis, secre-
tary-editor.
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Bridal Couple
to Be HOnOred
at Dinner Party

Mrs. William Patrick will en-
terrain tonight at her home, 4l72
Broadway, with a dinner party in
honor of Miss Frances Josephine
Walter and Lewis Hornaday Pickett
Of Des Moines, who will be married
Wednesday at the brides home, 1894
College avenue.
Garden flowers will be used in the
decorations with pink, green and
white appointments.
Guests with Miss Walters and Mr..
Pickett will be the bride elects par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Harrison Wall
tiers; Miss Flora Walters and Mary
Margaret Patrick, Mrs. william
Wiese, Mrs. James McClamrock Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClamrock
and Charles Walters.
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ENGAGED COUPLE
HONORED AT PARTY

Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre and
Harry T. Ice, who will be married
July 9, were honor guests at a
bridge party Saturday night given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Miller,
Michigan road. Mrs. Clarence Mil
Ter assisted.
Other guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames John Northam, Walter
Hendrickson, Dr. and Mrs. Frank
league, Mrs. Albert Morey of Ev-
anston and Misses Sarah Elizabeth
Miller, Marian Garrison, Glenn Neg
ley and Clyde Hoffman.
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Gard Parties

st. Roch's church women will
have card, bunco and lotto party
at 2:S0 Tuesday at Banner White
hill auditorium.
Capitol City council Is, Daugh-
ters of America, will give a card
party at $3.50 Tuesday night at
Buschman's hall, Eleventh street and
College avenue.
Mrs. Sebastian Heinrichs is spon-
soring a dinner and card party at
IL Wednesday at the Feodcraft
shop, $50 Century building. She
will be assisted by Mesdames Joseph
Schattner, John Glass, William
Schutt, Harry McHale ST., Mar
garet Gootee and Kathryn Crosby.
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MONDAY-JANE JORDAN,
NTHEN you are troubled about

MONDAY-JANE JORDAN,
WHEN you are troubled about
w your emotional vagaries,
write to Jane Jordan, who will help
you understand yourself.
Dear Jane Jordan--r am a girl 10
boy who is 90 for a year Until recently
have been madlv in love with him and
thrilled at his very nesrness. but now
1 love him in such a different way that
sometimes I think I don't love him at
all.
a quiet love. No thrills. no excitement,
merely a feeling that maybe he's Just
a habit I am sure he loves me in the
way he always has, madly. paSSionately.
How can 1 rekindle my love for him?
We are engaged and I still want to
marry him, If can regain that same
feeling I had for him before I made
this error. certainly will keep 1t for
ever. DIANE.
Dear Diane-Do not doubt the
existence of your love merely be-
cause you have ceased to palpitate.
Thrills are not necessarily the test
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Engagement Announced
Miss Margaret Mary Mccain
bridges engagement to Henry E.
Bischoff, has been announced by her
mother, Mrs. Mary McCambridge,
SIS East McCarty street. The
wedding viii take place July IL at
Sacred Heart church.
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Plan Closing Meeting

Theta chapter of Pi Omicron So
rority will hold its last meeting of
the year at 7;15 Tuesday at the
Washington.
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ADay's Menu

Breakfast
Stewed pruneS with
lemon, cereal, cream. po-
tato omelet, crisp toast,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon
Dried beef with rice, let
tuce sandwiches, molasSes
drop cookies, stewed rhu-
barb milk, tea.
Dinner
Tomato bouillon. cold
sliced veal loaf, new pota-
toes au gratin, green
beans with onion, jellied
cabbage salad, strawberry
tapioca pudding, milk,
coffee.
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Discuss Summer Plans

Summer plans of the Amigos
clnb will be discussed at S:45 To-
oioht at the home of Volney Muir
nhv 4O2 North La Sale street.
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The state committee chalrme
annointed are.

Membership Miss Gertrude Barrett.
Muncie; education, Mrs Fannie Weather
wax, Bloomington; research, Miss Helen
Roth, Niles. Mich; finance, Miss Elizabeth
Lenfesty Marion; health, Dr. Marie B.
Kast, Indianapolis legislation, Miss Pearl
Vernon. Martinsville; official organ, Miss
Pearl Blasting. Vincennes; program, Mrs.
Maude Hollenback, Lebanon; publicity,
Miss Harriet B. Jenner. Evansville; public
relations, Mrs. Della Collins, Lafayette;
resolutions, Miss Irene Johnson, North
Manchester; transportation. Miss Mary j.
Naughton. Michigan City; historian, Miss
Ruth Sutton. Whiting; emblem, Miss Zoe
Jennings. TT. Wayne, and international re-
lations Miss Alma Knott Anderson.
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Chapter to COnUene
Alpha chapter of Phi Tau Delta
sorority will have a social meeting
at $3.50 Friday at the home of Miss
Estyrl Adams, R. R. 10, Box 208.
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Mrs. DidaUay Hostess

Capital City chapter, American
War Mothers, will be entertained
at luncheon at 1890 wednesday at
the home of Mrs. M D. Didway.