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(MANNtRSANOWO)RALS.
NOBY JANE JORDAN p

prompted her solution of the situa-
ton!
A charitable attitude on the part
of a wronged wife is so rare that
wherever it is found it arouses the
admiration of other men, which
sometimes develops into alteration.
On the other hand, wife who
nurses her grievances not only loses
her beauty OF face, which fills with
sorrowful lines, indicative of kindred
thoughts within, but the beauty of
her character withers also. 1t is a
large order for me to ask you to for
give them both, but therein lies the
only path to peace for you!
Note: Just LOUIS husband sued her for
divorce when che was expecting child IN
q former letter. she asked 4 she was
justified in refusing 70 !et him see ms
child when it was born. Jane Jordan said
she was not.
Dear Jane Jordan was very much
displeased with the. ansNer I received.
You asked. What have you. 10 gain in
deriving a baby Of the right to know
TSb own p is ses his ano own me chd bo6
YOU think he has deprived himself OF
that right BY getting a divorce before the
You also stated that this type OF
satisfaction was not legitimate Per-
haps II YOU had been chagrined with
as manv. disappointments as nave ex-
perienced. YOU could understand the at
titude I have taken.
AS usual. when any sort OF expense
fsth fsS - e isn't rich and it hurts 70
have TO depend on him while the low
ing husband goes free dnsrsIoTe; 81. IN
would do as he has done. and ! haven't
changed my mind in the least. I sin
cerely pope ! haven't oHen 1S1sl- y rG1-
Dear Just Lou-My dear child
I'm not the least bit offended. Nc
one likes advice she didn't expec'
to receive. OF course your husband
is a cad, for not seeing you through
your confinement. It's only that
I've seen so many cads change un-
der the influence of a generous ex.
ample.
The odd thing is that I suspect
you of being in love with your hus'
band, in spite Of everything. Other
wise. you wouldn't hate him 81
hard. Psychologists have BIZ
word for the present condition o
your emotions. They call it am
bivalence and ii means the state o
experiencing love and hatred at tn
same time for the same person.
1 I have a feeling that sheer Oh
/ stinacy on the part Of you boil
wrecked your marriage. Each wa
/ determined TO have his own way
Each tried to compel the other q
give in. This situation always de
stroys marriage.
What If your husband is wrong
What II he did wilfully cheat him
self out Of the right TO see his owl
child? Do you model your conduc
on his? Wouldn't you rather er
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Musical Tea
Arranged for
PIT. A. Leaders

A musical tea from 3.15 to $50
Wednesday will honor past presi-
dents OF the Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION members of the George
w. Julian School 81, which will act
as hostess.
Mrs. Alexander Dawson VIII make
an address. The musical program
will be provided by Mesdames S. e.
Glass and Chester Albright, who will
give a piano duet.
Mothers of members of the grad
uating class will be hostesses with
girls OF the graduating class serv-
ing.
Mrs. o. H. GRIPPE is chairman Of
the hostesscs committee consisting
of Mesdames Howard c. Caldwell.
Robert Insley, George Haynes. A.
w. Macy. James LOOMS and c. p
Jewel This group will be assisted
by the hospitality committee with
Mrs. Reid Liverett, chairman, and
Mesdames Thomas Ida. Ashton
Wood. Louis Bruck, Robert Long.
and Horace Townsend as members.
Guests will be served at small
tables lighted with white tapers
tied with purple tulle.
New officers will be elected at
/ business session. Mrs. II. NJ. Ogles-
by is chairman of the nominating
committee. assisted by Mesdames
Robert Stitt and w. Fl. Carnadan.
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Mahrdt- I'M
Rites Held at
Martinsville

Before relatives and a few i'm
mediate friends at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. S. Mahan of Martins
vile, Saturday afternoon, Miss
Margaret Mahan became the bride
OF John Kurt Mahrdt, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Mahrdt, sci West
drive, Woodruff place. Following
a wedding trip south the couple
will be at home after June l at
SOS West drive, Woodruff Place.
The bride given in marriage by
her father, wore an empire gown
of cream satin, fashioned wis.,
cowl neck and jacket of lace. She
wore gardenias in her hair and
carried a small colonial bouquet.
The ceremony was read by the
Rev. N. S. Jeffrey, pastor of the
Martinsville M E. church, before an
improvised altar Of palms and
ferns. Cathedral candles tied with
white roses were placed on the sides
Of the altar.
Preceding the ceremony music was
played by Mrs. Merza Cox. harpist,
and Miss Katherine Russell, violin
iSt
Mrs. Mahrdt attended Northwest
ern university and was graduated
from De Paw university. She is q
member of Alpha Chi Omega and
Tri Kappa sororities. Mr.. Mahrdi
is a graduate OF De Pauw and a
member of Phi Delta Gamma fra
ternity. Out-of-town guests at the
wedding were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Walter sappen-
+ field. Louisville. XIV; Earl Kress Terre
+ Haute: Robert Martin. Petersburg; John
A. Coffin. Bloomington; Miss Doreas Rock
| Greenfield and John A. Best. Delphi.
From Indianapolis we're Messrs. and Mes
danes John J. Mahrdt. Otto c. Mahrdt,
Julius Becherer: Robert Becherer. John
Rorra. Peter Nutz. r. Malott Fletcher. c.
Merle Brockwav. H. r. Taught Paul
Thiery; Mesdames Augusta B. HOLSTER.
/ c. r. Becherer: Miss Julia Becherer and
Allan Sinner.
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THOSE little scraps of evening
l. coats that come in every hue
and almost every plant material
should be the joy of the ambitious
budgeteer. They will put fresh
complexion on the evening gown
that has a service stripe. or even
two, and send their wearer trip
ping between the tables with per-
feet confidence.
A surplice or bellhop jacket with
huge puff sleeves is grand in
taffeta or faille for wear with
chiffon frocks. Such coats look
just as we'll over printed materials
as they do over plain tones, which
adds ellis to their practical value.
The toreador effect is one of the
newest versions of these jackets.
Made Of velvet in Spanish red or
yellow, with a wide open sleeve
and bolero body that has been
quilted or tucked in an en-
broidered effect, they have a dash
that will lift a plain white gown
into the realms of high style.
For the longer type of evening
coat, velveteen or heavy crepe
coats that fit one SHINY and
cover every hint of the gown be-
meath are very good.
Their necklines are negligently
scarfed or bowed, and they are
perfectly suited for afternoon
wear with a hat on those formal
tea-time occasions which demand
something really superlative.
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Card Parties

Big Sisters of the maternity
branch OF Catholic Women's Union
will hold a card, bunco and lotto
party at $50 Tuesday in st. Cecilia
hall.
Ways and means committee of
Myrtle Temple 7, Pythian Sisters,
will sponsor a card party to be held
at 8 Monday at 119 East Ohio
street.
Camellia lodge 121, Ladies So
ciety to the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen,
will hold a benefit card party at 2
Tuesday at Castle hall, go East
Ohio street.
Eighth Ward Democratic Club
will hold a benefit card and lotto
party at 8:15 Wednesday in the
clubrooms, 924 Fl. Wayne avenue.
May committee of the Holy Name
church will hold card party al
2.30 Tuesday at the Banner-White.
hill auditorium. Mrs. Clarence Lam
kin is in charge.
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Kappa SigmaS
Plan Meeting
for May Il, u

Annual spring convention of
Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority will
take place at the Claypool May q
and % with more than $50 members
in attendance. Chapters to be rep
resented are located at indianapolis,
Columbus, Connersville. Martins
vile, Rushville, Bedford. Morgan
town, Shelbyville, Bloomington and
MooreSville.
Kappa chapter members of
Mooresville will be hostesses with
Miss Irene Carlisle, president. max
ing an address of welcome. Miss
Alvena Held, grand president, will
preside at business sessions.
Mrs. Bonita Marley will be toast
master and Miss Hazel Ann Flater
will be master of ceremonies at the
revue following the banquet.
Chairmen in charge are Mrs.
Edith Shirley. arrangements and
hospitality; Misses Myrtle Keller
Marcie Haase and Mrs. Marley
hostesses: Miss Glare Van Meter
Mooresville. registration: Mrs. Car
olyn Thompson. entertainment;
Miss Flater, publicity. and Miss
Florence Scott, decorations.
PatronesSes of chapters will be
special guests. Sundays meeting
will open with a breakfast.
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Miss Nellie O'Brien is chairman
of the advertising committee for
the Saint Agnes academy senior
class play. The Secret Passage,
to be presented at the Cathedral
high school auditorium. May ID
The following girls will serve as
uShers:
Misses Mary virginia Bowen. Helen
Briggs. Antoinette Wagner. MarEaret sui
Ivan. Ruth Brinkmen. Rosemary Seouartz'
Mary 10 Wagner. Martha Jane FoeroereI'
Eleanor Geraehtv. Dorothy Welch; Catnef
inc Guedelhoefer. Marjorie Mangoid. MARIE
Huse. Margaret irwin Mary Helen lay
ior Dorothy Minta. Marv Frances arthur
and Mary Noreen Brooks.
The cast for the presentation IN
cludes:
Misses Louise Fogartv. josephine Deery.
Mary Martha Hockensmith. Helen Mac
BRYAN. Ruth Courtney. Nellie OBrien'
kathleen Behrman Martha Coddington
Mary Margaret Flaherty. Ruth Hinton
Eileen Rooap vincentia Conner. Lucille
LaBens. Mary Elizabeth High. Angela
McGiinchv. Mary KirkhoT. Catherine
lynch and Ellen F. McMannus and Messr-
rgaa Lacy and John Conner.
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Two Former
City Girls
BetrOthed

Announcements Of interest 10 In
cianapolis society came this week
end with the news Of the engage
ments Of two former local women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crate D. Bowen Of
Miami. Fla. made known the ap-
preaching wedding Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Bowen to John
Graves Thompson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Thompson OF Mi
ami.
Mrs. Cyrus r. Heath Of Heath
holm, near Noblcsville, announced
the engagement Of her daughter,
Miss Phoebe Anne Heath TO Her
man NJ. Stoker Of Ithaca. n. Y. and
Johannesburg. South Africa. Miss
Heath was graduated from Tudor
Hall in 1923. The wedding viii take
place at NOblesville in July.
Miss Heath also is q graduate OF
Vassar college and held the Belle
Skinner fellowship at Vassar for
the study Of history in the Univer-
sity OF Toulouse, France. She also
has held a fellowship sor research
in history in the library Of congress
and since 1880 has been assistant
editor OF the American Historical
Review.
Mr. Stoker. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Stoker OF johannesburg, is a
graduate Of the University Of Pre-
toria. South AFRICA. and Cornell
university Re was a fellow Of the
Brookings institution OF economic
and government research in Wash
ineton. He is now studying at Cor
nell
The couple viii take A wedding
trip through Canada and Europe.
sailing from Southampton for Cape
Town South Africa. They will live
IN johannesburg and Pretoria.
Date for the wedding OF Miss
Bowen has not been set. She at
tended Miss Harris school for girls
in Miami. Miss Madeiras school in
Washington and Stuart Hall in
Staunton. Va. She is past presi-
dent Of Masque Club. girls organ
ization in Miami, and member Of
Junior League.
Mr. Thompson attended the Uni
versitv Of Illinois and the Univer-
sity OF Florida. and is member Of
Delta Tau Delta. Blue Key and Pi
Delta Epsilon.
Mr.. Bowen was city attorney Of
Indianapolis under Mayor Charles
A. Bookwalter.
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All-day program will feature the
Parents day celebration by the But
Ter university college Of education
Friday on the campus at Twenty
third and Alabama streets. Miss
Julia Harrison Moore. head of the
faculty social committee, is in
charge OF arrangements.
Classrooms will be open during
the morning for inspection by par
ents. friends and prospective stu
dents who have been invited 10 at
tend. At $50 q special assembly
will be held in Baker hall with
Dean william L. Richardson pre-
siding.
Members OF Thespis. dramatic
organization, viii present q playlet,
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DR.. English
to Address
Club

DR.. Horace 5. English, psychology
professor OF Ohio state university,
will speak before members OF the
Indiana School Women's Club at its
final meeting for the year Saturday
at the Lincoln. DR.. English's subject
viii be "Just Normal Adolescents'
DR.. English. who was a Rhodes
scholar. received his doctors degree
at Yale university. He has served on
the faculties OF WELLESLEY college.
Antioch college. and Wesleyan uni
versity in Connecticut.
His lecture will touch problems OF
social, emotional and vocational ad-
iustments which nc studied while a
councillor 10 students at Antioch
where he organized the new Antioch
plan.
The meeting Will open with a
business session and election OF
officers at 1890 to be followed with
luncheon at 1890.
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MRS. EMORY BAXTER
HOSTESS TO THETAS

Mrs. Emory Baxter will be hostess
at 2:30 Saturday at her home, $3.50
North Pennsylvania street, to mem
bers OF the Kappa Alpha Theta
alumnae club.
Mrs. Ruth Rainier Nessler. harp
ist. and Miss Margaret Harrison
violinist. and Miss Myrtle Earring,
pianist, will give a musical program.
Mrs. Joseph L. Stacey will review
The Lone Cowboy" with musical
illustrations by Mrs. John Paul
RagSdale, accompanied by Mrs.
Howard Aughinbaugh.
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Parents Day Celebration Is
Slated Friday at College

Gas, Air and Earl" Members of
the cast are Misses Eileen Brown,
Janet Curolay. June Kemp, Miles
Sweeney and Norman Singleton.
The college choir under the di-
rection of Mrs. Ruth o. Benedict,
will sing and Miss Angelina Shaneff
win play violin solo.
At a reception with Dean and
Mrs. Richardson and members OF
the faculty receiving. Miss Leona
Hankins. president Of the student
cooperating council. will pour.
Members of the council assisting
her will be Misses Dorothy ScreeS,
Helen Egbert. Elizabeth Burkshire,
Catherine Borman. Ruth Wood,
Dorothy Krich, Dorothy Oils and
Norma Ryan.
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Name Contest .Jndncs

Judges for the silver medal ora
torical contest sponsored by the
Central w. c. T. u, to be held
Tuesday in Roberts Park NJ. E.
church. have been announced. They
are the Rev. J. G.. Moor. pastor Of
Capitol Avenue NJ E. church: II.
r. Pierson and John Sears Mrs.
Fred STICKY. director 70 the de-
partment Of oratorical contests
will preside.
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Are Made for
Bridge Affair

The last ladies' luncheon bridge at
the Indianapolis Athletic club Will
be held at l Wednesday in the green
room. Reservations are being made
with the hostesses. including Mes
DANES II. w. Gante. Needham K
Hurst. Lawrence G. Cummins, John
Twitty, F. r. Buck and Miss Helen
Coffy.
Beginning next month a series Of
breakfast and bridge will be held
along the swimming pool.
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Daily Recipe
HONEY DATE
BISCUITS

3 cups -four
s tablespoons king
ponder
I tablespoon salt
8 tabI espoous shorten
ing
I cup milk
IL cup honey
IL cup butter
III cup chopped nuts
IL cup chopped dates
Sift -four, baking powder
and salt and cut in the short
ening with a knife. Add milk
and mix gently into a soft
dough. Roll out into rectan-
gular shape one-fourth inch
thick. Cream the honey and
butter. and add chopped dates
and nuts.
Spread this mixture on bis
cult dough and roll like a jelly
roll. Cut into three-fourth
inch slices and place on an
oiled nan. Bake Is minutes
in oven at 400 degrees Fab
renheit.
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Welfare Club
Is Entertained
by Mrs. Stokes

Mrs. Robert Stokes. 772o West
field boulevard, was hostess today at
her country home to members Of
the Welfare Club for the last bust
ness meeting of the year. Follow
ing luncheon at 1890, the meeting
was held and bridge played.
Assistant hostesses were Mes
danes o. A. Hobbs. George L. Stall
ker. D. B. Ray and Percival Brown.
Tulips in varied colors were ar
ranged about the house. Forty
members attended.
The last activity Of the year will
be a garden party in June at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Haight, las East
Fall Greek boulevard. Special guests
will be women of the Home for
Aged Women. who are annually en-
/ tertained at the garden party.
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WHITE CROSS GUILD
MEETS WEDNESDAY

Central Avenue M. z. White Cross
Guild will hold an all-day meeting
Wednesday in the nurses home of
Methodist Episcopal hospital. The
group will sew on hospital supplies
and bandages. Miss Alta Roberts
is president.
Meridian Heights White Cross
Guild held an all-day meeting to-
day. Lunch was served at noon in
the nurses home. followed by a
short business meeting. The group
with Mrs. Ralph Mitchell as presi-
dent, Sewed on hospital supplies
this afternoon.
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MRS. BUSCHMANN
ARRANGES PARTY

Mrs. Grace L. Buschmann IS
general chairman of the card party
planned by the Murta temple on
Saturday for families Of members.
Assistants will be:
Mesdames Edward 2. Raub. Fred G.
liam III Boekstahler. civde r. Titus. Frank
W. Lichtenberg. Glen J. Bookvalter. Homer
r~Nesiev Bert s. Gadd. Orville cEooke.
Pussefi Thompson and F. Z. TemDerley. j.
Mrs. Krauss will have charge OF
auction; Mrs. Crooke, euchre. and
Mrs. Buschmann, contract. The host
ess table will be in charge Of Mrs.
Bookwalter. Mrs. Krauss and Mrs
Lichtenberg.
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Personals

Mrs. Donald J. Hayden and Mrs.
william o. Mcbride of Fl. Wayne,
guests OF Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, 1856
Middle drive, Woodruff Place, mo-
tored to GreencaStle Sunday to
spend Mothers day with their
daughters at De Paw university.
Mrs. J. B. kaufman of the Ma
rott has as her guest Mrs. Ira H.
Long of Rochester, N. Y.
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Miss Krieg and
Fiance HOnOred
at Dinner Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. Felix J. Krieg en-
tertained Sunday night with bri-
dial dinner in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Krieg. and Or.
Paul Conley Furgason. who will be
married Wednesday at the st. Joan
of Arc church.
The table was centered with A
plateau % roses and delphinium
and lighted with pink tapers. Roses
were arranged about the house.
Covers we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Krieg. Miss Krieg, DR.. Furgason,
Messrs. and Mesdames Walter j.
Stuhldreher, Philip Derham and
Don Wright Of Paris, III.
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blouse with lighter skirt-such as
a dark blue blouse with pastel
blue skirt.
Bright colored jackets are to be
worn with white dresses. One white
dress and an assortment of gay
Jackets. sweaters and jumpers al
most make a whole sports ward
robe.
White Fine for Start
White is fine color with which
to start a sports wardrobe. White
for coats, suits. skirts and dresses.
All-white costumes are smart.
But all these white things can be
combined with bright color, too.
And this years brights are.
bright. Emerald like green ca grand
color for bright blondes like Ina
Claire. Tawny red and how slick
black haired Lupe Velez will look
in this new. clear, vivid shade).
Spanish blue, color of the gaily
painted houses along the Mediter-
ranean coast. Bright orange. Rich
raspberry red.
All Good With White
Every one of these colors is
great with white and you'll see
them with it time and time again.
Usually in smaller parts of the
costumes-in Jackets, caps. Access
series. They're so brilliant. they
have to be used with discretion.
Pastel blue and pastel yellow are
two pale colors much in sports
fashion, too. And these are smart
for whole costumes for whole
suits and dresses.
WHICH COLOR is BEST
FOR YOU?
II you'd like to see samples of
these new sports shades so you can
decide early just which you want.
send in the coupon. The bulletin,
in addition to showing the colors,
tells which colors go well together
and suggests how they can be used
in various costumes.
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Civic Theater
Play Is Taken
From or Tale

Tips Adventures from the on
stories will be presented at the last
children's hour of the Civic theater
at 2.30. Saturday, May 81. Arthur j..
Beriault will direct the play which
is being arranged by Miss Rosamond
Van Camp. The cast includes:
Misses Ann Noble. Caroline Sweeney.
Helen ShepaTd. Marv Louise Minick. EDITH
Anne Stafford and Jane Noble and MesSrs.
Robert Oserreich. Frank DOYLE. H2an
Lacy. Arthur Raitano. DeForest Coan ana
Mrs Beriault -
Mrs. F. w. Dunn will design the
costumes and Robert Hollingsworth
the stage sets.
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on the side Of generosity than hard
ness? Don't you prefer mercy TO
Justice? Kindness, not punishment.
reforms a culprit.
II you will send me your address,
I will tell you an incident from my
own life that may help to soften
your hard little heart. OF course
you have to keep it hard. Other
wise, it might breakls
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ANNOUNCE JUNE
WEDDING PLANS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Leonard,
West Sixtieth street. have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Leota Leonard to
Harry Montgomery. The wedding
will take place June 10 in the
Cripple Creek Baptist church, Six
tieth street and Kessler boulevard.
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Named Girl Scout Head

Mrs. Reuben o. Jackson, 52ll
Carrollton avenue. Is the new presi-
dent Of the Girl Scout Leaders AS
ISOLATION. Other officers are. Mrs
George Wright, troop 10. vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. Henry Ballman Jr.
troop %. secretary-treasurer. ano
Mrs. Russell Edwards, troop 3
council representative.
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GIRLS INITIATED
BY SCARF CLUB

Twenty-Five women at Butler
university have been initiated by
Scarf Club. freshman honorary
group. New members are:
Misses MarceIla Beaman. Elizabeth Beas-
lev BesSie Nav Beeler. Dorothy BLACK
.reff rTna Cabaizer. Laura Dunv. Edna
r-Srshe~ T5Iia Feli. Virginia Ferreu. Dor
Nfhv Jane Fulton. Virginia Golcsooro. julia
Guess Patricia KtnnSDurv. Marion Laut.
prth Mauvw Doioris McDaniels. Frances
NrsssicE- Donnabelie Nsvlor. Pauline Rath-
rrf Mary Elizabeth Renics. Grace Snel-
+en Narforie Settler. Eunice NSetal. NIL
bred viewe.rn ana Lucille Wani.
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LUNCHEON PLANNED
FOR WAR MOTHERS

Mrs. Margaret Williams and Mrs.
Gertrude Lovelle will be hostesses to
the Capitol City chapter of the
American War Mothers at /
o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the
home of Mrs Williams, 2l9 East
Seventeenth street.
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Plan All Dan Session

The indianapolis Educational
Council will have an all-day busl-
ness meeting Tuesday at the home
of Miss Margaret Haymaker, laos
North Holmes avenue. A covered
dish luncheon will be served at
noon.
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MISS M'INTYRE,
II. T. ICE TO WE'D

July 9 has been chosen by Miss
Elizabeth Mcintyre as the date of
her marriage TO Harry T. Ice, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ice. Miss
Mcintyre is the daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. C. J. Mcintyre, 5685 Central
avenue.