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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-31
Miss Leedy to
Wed Tonight in
Worland, Wyo.

The marriage of Miss Mary ISa-
belle Leedy, daughter of Mrs. Ulys-
seS Grant Leedy, 52O6 GrandvieW
drive, to Calvin Charles Hampton,
son of V. A. Hampton, 1880 North
Meridian street, will be solemnized
tonight at the Methodist church in
Worland, Wyo.
The bride will wear a red crepe
dress trimmed in white ermine. A
white ermine bow will trim her red
hat. Her only attendant will be
the bridegroom's sister, Miss Vir-
GINA Hampton, who accompanied
her to Worland.
Following the ceremony the cou-
pie will leave for a wedding trip
to Denver. They will live at Wor-
land.
The bride is a graduate of Butler
university and member of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority. Mr.. Hampton was
graduated from Drake university,
and belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity.
The bridegroom's father will at
tend the ceremony.
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A japanese tea will be given at 8
Tuesday by the Women'S Auxiliary
to the Railway Mail Association, at
the Woman's Department Club. The
tea, which will be open to the pub
lie, will be for the benefit of the
Marion county nutrition camp at
Bridgeport.
The auditorium of the club will
be decorated in cherry blossoms, and
the ushers will be in Japanese cos
tune.
Mrs. C. F. Dillenbeck will sing
"One Fine Day." from Nine. But
terf1y." by Puccini; Japanese Love
Song by Thomas, and Trees" by
Joyce Kilmer. She will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Nell Kemper Nc
Murtrey.
Miss Violet Albers viii give vio-
lin solo, accompanied by Miss Ro-
mona Wilson.
Mrs. Chic Jackson will give a part
of the program, las Was Saying
Miss Mary A. Meyers, secretary OF
the Marion County tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION, and Mrs. Alexander Jami-
son, hostess of the nutrition camp
will be special guests.
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55th Birthday
of Chapter to
Be Celebrated

The fifty-fifth anniversary of the
founding of Mu chapter of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority at Butler
university will be celebrated
Wednesday night at the active
chapter house, 821 West Hampton
drive.
The supper at $50 will be fol-
lowed by an historical program. An
honor guest will be Mrs. P. M. Dill,
3Ol2 North New Jersey street, the
only living charter member of the
chapter.
The house board will present a
gift to the chapter. The officers of
the board are Mrs. E. N. Schofeld.
president; Mrs. Austin Clifford,
vice. president; Miss Edith Higgins,
secretary and Miss Josephine Mat
thewS, treasurer.
Reservations should be made at
the chapter house.
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FlO70er Mission VIII Hold
Annual Meeting ON Thursday

Mrs. David Ross is president OF
the Indianapolis Flower Mission,
which will hold it's annual luncheon
and meeting Thursday in the Co.
lumbia Club. New officers will be
elected at the business meeting,
opening at 10.
Annual reports will be given.
Members of the advisory board will
be honored at the luncheon at
1915.
Mrs. Robert Elliott and Mrs. Wal
ter j. Hutton are in charge Of ar
rangementS for the luncheon. Mrs
James H. Loves, Mrs. James D.
ErmSton and Mrs. G. NJ Turner
compose the nominating committee
to report at the morning session.
A number of New Years treats
were distributed Friday among needy
families which receive assistance
from the Flower Mission. They were
families who had not received help
at Christmas time, according to Mrs
Loves, who, with Mrs. Fred Noerr,
delivered food and clothing.
Two hundred children from Flow
er Mission families attended the
free theater party, given by A. C.
Earring at the Earring theater Friday
morning. Members Of the or
ganization transported the children
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SUNNYSIDE GUILD
MEETING POSTPONED

The regular meeting of the Sun
nyside Guild has been postponed to
Tuesday, at 1890, at the Columbia
Club.
Mrs. Irving B. Hamilton will be
in charge of the meeting, assisted
by Mesdames Adrian Hamersly,
William H. Hanning, Glen E. Harsh,
ANGEL T. Harvey, Emma Hawkins,
Allen S. Heaton. George Hilge-
meier, Frank j. Holmes, Claude T.
Hoover, A. j. Huber.
Mrs. Carrie L. Hammel, president
of the guild, will preside.
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Novel and colorful holiday deco
rations have been arranged for the
merrymakers dance tonight at the
Woman's Department Club. The
decorations will feature large holly
wreaths, made of green paper with
red balloons as holly berries.
The orchestra will play on the
stage, with a background of an i'm
mense wreath, made from cedar
boughs. with colored electric lights
as berries. In front Of the orchestra
will be row of candles, about two
feet high.
The chandeliers and lights will be
covered with colored paper, from
which will hang tinssl icicles and
snowballs made of cotton.
The music for the dance will be
furnished by the Silver Dragons.
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Girls will register for a period
of six weeks, Jan. II to Feb Is,
making their selection of interest
Wednesday night, which has been
groups. They will meet every
designated Business Girls Night"
at the Y. w. G. A. At 6 a supper
is served in the clubrooms, followed
by a recreation hour of singing and
dancing.
Further information may be had
at any time from officers of the
department, who are Miss Pauline
Mohler, president; Miss Irene Dor
ris, vice-presidenG; Miss Myrtle
Powell, secretary; Miss Katherine
Antibus, treasurer, and Miss Ruth
Martin, executive secretary.
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d. OF u. MEETING
SET FOR MONDAY

Mrs. Walter N. Winkler. SGT
North Gray street. will be hostess
Monday for the first meeting of
the year of the Governor Oliver
Perry Morton chapter, national So
ciety, Daughters of the Union.
Mrs. E. c. Rumpler, guest speaker,
will speak on Christmas in Pioneer
Days A musical program will be
given.
Mrs. Clarence ]. Finch is regent
of the chapter.
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ZANTA STAG CLUB
WILL ENTERTAIN

Hhe zantaa Stag Club will enter
tain tonight at the Red Key tav-
ern on the Noblesville road with its
annual holiday dinner dance.
Johnny Ding's orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Decorations and table appoint
ments will be in royal blue and old
gold, the colors of the club. Fa-
vors will be colored balloons and
white roses.
Out-of members returning
for the dance will be ROLAND Fuller
of Ft. Wayne and Alfred Bellies of
Springfield. o. Ed Schuster is presi-
dent Of the club.
The general committee includes
Ed Ristow Ed Bease, Ed Schuster
and Howard Fuller.
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Merrympakers' Holiday Dance
VIII Be Held Tonight

A buffet supper will be served at
1920. Dancing will continue I'M
til /.
CFhaperones for the dance will be
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Martenet, Mrs.
j. Brandon, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Fauvre, Mrs. c. F. Voyles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Hiatt. Mrs. Fred Brad
en-. Mrs. Ray BIatchley. Mrs. VIII
liam ]. Wright, and Miss Pauline
Shellschmidt.
Following the dance, Miss Dorothy
Braden will hold open house at the
home Of her parents, on Spring
Mill road, for guests at the dance.
She viii have as her guests for the
night Misses Jane and Mary Wynne,
Marynett Hiatt, Peggy Chaplin,
Emogene Tucker, Martha Moore
and Mary Ellen Boyles.
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dIll(l6S
made by blind women of the dis
trict will be on display each day of
the week. Blind women who have
made these articles will be at work
IN the booth. They have volunteered
their services for the week.
Committees Are Named
Committees for the different DAYS
are:
Monday-Mesdames w. D. Kee-
nan, J. M. Smith, Walter Vanzant.
c. w. Cauble, Sultan Cohen. Bert
l.. Cruzan, Paul Hancock. Joseph
Ryan, Christian Olsen, F. R. Kautz.
A. H. Irwin, E. H Enners, B. F.
Watson and j. A. Sutherland.
observation-disclosures Walter L.
Carey, Stuart FauSset, T. P. Tenn
pleton, E. S. Cummins, D. S. Nor
gan, Velma Henry, Frank E. Wei
mer, E. Preston, Jones, w. L. Till
sen, Lloyd A. Bowers, w. H. Hodg-
son, o. A. De Loste, ]. M. DUNCAN.
R. R. Hollywood
Observation-Disclosures Frances
McCabe, Frank A. Symmes, j. r.
Townsend, Frank Freers, H. H.
AkerS, Robert Dennis, F. H. Dedert.
Bloomfield Moore, Carl Withner, D.
T. Wier, A. G. Small, j. E. Williams,
Chester Hardy. M. c. Lewis, c. E.
Terrell, Elsie Foote.
ay-Mesdames E. L. Ped
low, H. E. Won Grimmenstein. C. S.
Lycan, Culver Godfrey, w. M.
Hutchinson, Charles W. Legeman,
Davis Harrison, Josephine Sacre,
j. Blain Hoffman, w. H. Polk, L. E.
De Mllt, George BarcuS, M. E. Wolf,
and Miss Dorothy Lyons.
Friday-Mesdames Jerauld Nc
Dermott, George Roberts, Harry
Gates, P. w. Cornelius, j. l.. Motley,
F. S. Bowlby, E. E. Stacy, w. L.
Myers, w. o. Bartholomew, Ralph
E. Remington, Fred Wagner, Frank
Langenskamp, Frank L. Fisher,
Henry Prescott, George Faulstich,
Tyler Oglesby, D. F. Adams, Rufus
o. Harrow.
Saturday-Mesdames c. J. Finch.
B. F. Gadd, w. j. Kopp. r. Harry
Miller, ]. H Bloor, Robert Guedel.
Clarence Cook, George Karl, George
Maxwell, James D. Ermston, r. D.
Stober, Thomas Demmerly, I. P.
McFeeterS, S. M. Myers, Robert Hill,
R. o. Alexander.
$500 Blind in State
Mrs. w. D. Keenan,, who is chair
man of the committee for this work
In the Seventh district, attended
the recent convention held by the
blind in the Claypool.
According to facts brought out in
this convention, Mrs. keenan, says,
OF the more than $500 blind per-
sons in the state, 500 of them are
in Marion county, and 60 per cent
of the blind in the state are more
than so years of age.
The blind schools are for the
training of young people. Adults
who lose their eyesight are not
eligible past certain age. These
are the women, according to Mrs.
keenan,, who contribute the articles
for this annual sale.
Sale Progresses Well
This is their means of making a
living. The supplies are distributed
to them, and towels and other
handmade articles are made by
them, and turned over to the Fed
Grafton of Clubs for sale.
The sale this year has progressed
well, Mrs. keenan, says.
1t is expected that enough will be
sold during the coming week that
new materials may be distributed
to these SightleSS women.
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Japanese Tea Tuesday VIII Be
Benefit for Nutrition Camp

The program is in charge of the
health committee, which includes
Mesdames Frank Wilson, Ruth
Brooks. John Laid, G. j. Finch and
David Hodges.
Members of the auxiliary will
meet at for a business meeting.
Following the tea and program,
dinner will be served. Dancing and
cards will feature the evening.
The dinner committee will include
MeSdames Amelia Rosenbaum,
Claude Dill, Jesse Kennedy, Ruth
Brooks. I. H. Williams, Otto Stone
braker. T. A. Jones. William B. Fin
frock, w. T. Coutz. Orville De Motto,
Oliver Grave, Adam Honderick,
Charles Spencer, T. j. futile, Fred
Duckwall, Harry Burton, Frank
Smith, Charles Porter and Miss
Mable Bohnstadt.
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Her only attendant was her sis
ter, Miss Berta Conley. who wore
shell pink satin. Long sleeves were
finished with puffs of lace. Her tur-
ban was of lace and she carried a
Dresden bouquet.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club. The table was centered
with bridal cake.
They left for wedding trip, the
bride travelling in brown en-
semble. They will live at $50 Cen
trail avenue.
The bride is graduate of the
College Of Immaculate Conception.
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Personals

Mrs. John E. Spiegel, Miss Jeanne
Spiegel, 321 East Forty-ninth
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Spiegel, 1920 North Alabama street,
will return Sunday from Florida.
Clay Bachelor will return to-
day after a visit at Cleveland.
Richard Thornberry is spending
the weekend at Cincinnati with his
parents.
Miss Marybella Julian, 1858 Cen
trail avenue, and her aunt, Miss
Arda Knox, have returned from a
holiday visit to Miami Beach, Fla.
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Maria CIeOfe SamaniegO Weds
c. S. Chandler in Church Rite

st. Joan of Arc church was the
scene Of the marriage of Miss
Maria Cleofe Samaniego. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Con-
ley, 52l East Forty-fourth street, to
Charles S. Chandler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Chandler of Glenn Ellyn,
ILL.,, at this morning.
Miss Marie Filcer, church or
ganist, played ITO a Wild Rose, -
Ave Maria" and Mystery of Love. -"
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of ivory
satin fashioned princess style and a
Maine turban, She carried a
shower bouquet Of brides roses.
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BETA DELPHIAN
GROUP TO MEET

Beta Delphian chapter will dis
cuss Russian literature at a meet
ing Thursday in the Fletcher
American bank building. Mrs. &C.
Gil Ober will be the leader.
Mrs. Albert C. Hirschman will re-
view Dead Souls" by Gogol; Mrs
Albert F. Meurer, Fathers and
Children" by Turgenev, and Mrs
Ober, Punishment" by Dostoeski.
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LADIES AUXILIARY
INSTALLS OFFICERS

Golden Rule lodge 25, ladies aux
Hilary to the Brotherhood of Rail-
way trainmen, recently installed the
following officers: William Allen,
counselor; 1Mrs. Bertha Wickliff,
past president; Mrs. Lola Canary,
president; Mrs. Nora Demerost, vice
president; Mrs. Kittie Russell, chap
lain; Mrs. Maud McNier, treasurer;
Miss Clara Edwards, secretary; Mrs.
Minnie Minton, conductress; Mrs.
Maud Blair, warden; Mrs. Pearl
Johnson, inner guard; Mrs. Jennie
Edwards, outer guard; Mrs. Zada
Andrews, pianist.
DR.. NJ. L. Ruth was medical ex-
aminer and Mrs. Minnie Minton
was installing officer.
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Card Parties

Members of the congregation, sis
terhood and young peoples league
of the Central Hebrew congregation
will sponsor a card party, Monday
afternoon and evening, at the syn
agogue, at Twenty-fir street and
Central avenue. Dinner will be
served between the afternoon and
evening games.
Division 10, L. A. A. o. H. will
hold card parties Sunday afternoon
and evening at the home of Miss
Mayme O'Connell, 966 Stillwell
street. Mrs. Charles ziegler is
chairman.
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MUSICAL SORORITIES
SPONSOR RECITAL

Mu Phi Epsilon, national hon
orary musical sorority, and Sigma
Alpha Iota, national professional
musical sorority, will present Bomar
Cramer, concert pianist and teacher
at Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music, in a recital Jan. 20 at Caleb
Mills hall.
This will be the only recital to be
given by Cramer in the city this
year. He will present the same
program at Towne Hall, in New
York. Jan. 81
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Meetin0 Is Planned

Tri Psi sorority, Mothers Club of
Delta Delta Delta sorority, will meet
at Friday at the Butler university
chapter house, 300 West Hampton
drive. Mrs. c. w. Graves will pre-
side. Mesdames r. r. Yeagley, Ed
ward L. Osborne and A. c. FRANKIE
will be in charge of the social hour.
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Sororities

Theta Sigma Chi sorority will
hold a business meeting Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs. Lee
Crouch.
Theta chapter of Sigma Epsilon
sorority will meet Monday, Jan. 9, ct
the home of Miss Margaret M. Big
gins, 2441 North Meridian street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-31
NEW YEARS EVE
PARTY PLANS MADE

Arrangements have been COM
pleted by the United Hebrew Con-
gregation for New Years eve card
party and midnight supper. The
s affair will be given by Talmud To-
rah, at Union and McCarty streets.
1t will be in charge of Joseph Lev
in, Irving Newman and Jacob Fried
man.
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Meeti710 Is DELAYED

Epsilon Alumnae chapter Of Phi
Beta, national honorary dramatic
sorority, will meet Jan. instead Of
Monday, at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn, 1866
Park avenue
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HOOSIER A. C. TO
HOLD FLOOR SHOW

Two orchestras and floor show will
entertain guests Of the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club at its New Years eve ball.
Jimmie Willingham and his Rhythm
Kings and Bob McKittrick and his
orchestra viii alternate in both
bathrooms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-31
HEADS NEW LATREIAN CLUB

Miss Lucille
Baker is president
of the newly or
gained Alph a
Kappa Latreian,
seventh of the
junior groups in
the Seventh dis
trict of the Indi-
ana Federation Of
Wemen's Clubs.
Mrs. Andrew F.
Ross is vice-presi-
dent; Miss Alice
Baker, secretary.
and Mrs. Roger K.
Brown, treasurer.
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CInb WILL Elect

Officers will be elected by the
Proctor Book Club at a 1 o'clock
luncheon Tuesday at Hollyhock hill
8110 College avenue. There will be
a program.
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Mrs. Don R. Boyd of Akron,
o. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. K. Hinchman, Shadeland
drive. She formerly was Miss
Sara Kathryn Hinchman, and
attended Butler university, where
she was a member of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority.
Mrs. Willis Lester Jackman will
live at Peoria, ILL.,, following her
return from wedding trip. She
was Miss Dorothy Stephenson
Pier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Henry Pier, before the
marriage Christmas day.
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Interesting and Unusual
Programs Scheduled by
University Women Groups
City Branch of American Association to Hold
Its Annual Fellowship Dinner on
Jan. 10 at Y. w. c.. A.

Plans for the month for the Indianapolis branch the
Association University Women number of interesting
unusual
Tuesday, the fellowship
the c A.
affiliated
dnrinn fnoo hn
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Luncheon to Be Held

The monthly luncheon and bust
ness meeting of the national profess
sional musical sorority, Sigma
Alpha Iota, will be held Wednesday
in the north building of the Arthur:
Jordan Conservatory of Music.
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Towel and HandwOrk Sale
to Help Blind Workers
Will Start Here Monday
Sponsored by Seventh District Women's
Clubs; Need Greater This Year, and
Booth Is Placed in City Store

sponsored by the committee for
the cooperation for the blind of the Seventh Federation of Clubs
will Monday - 1880
Because of the greater need this public
with booth on the second floor Of the Ayres
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Mrs. Sydney Gernstein was
Miss Ruth Weissman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weissman,
1927 Central avenue, before her
marriage Dec. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard w. Tryon
are at home at 5345 East Wash
ington street. Mrs. Tyron was
Miss Helen E. Kish of Newburgh,
N. Y, before their recent mar
riage.
Mrs. Frank B. Shields, 1921
North Meridian street, recently
was appointed as trustee of the
Children's museum.
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Club TO GiUe Dance
Women's club of Christian park
will give New Years eve dance
tonight at the community house.
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The Saturday Afternoon Liter
airy Club will meet with Mrs. Hiram
j. Raffensperger and Mrs. Henry
Zitzlaf as hoSteSses. John ]. Har-
amy, professor Of history at Indiana
Central college. will be the guest
speaker.
Two HOLSTERS in Lincoln's Cab
met will be the subject of Miss
Helen Stockton at the meeting of
the Magazine Club. Mrs. Fred
KnodeI will speak on Indiana Mu-
Sic HostesseS will be Mesdames
William E. Ealch, M L. Harding,
Robert Hill, ]. L. Hodges and No
bic Hiatt.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05
Washington F dshions
By WILMA LAVILLE

Again we will have a suit
season. There are many rea-
sons for the increased popu-
larity of suits, and anyone who
watches fashion cycles has seen
their rise through several sea-
sons. They are smart, which
is always a good reason for
wearing them, and this year
they have the added induce
ment of being practical and
economical, as you can vary
one suit almost indefinitely by
wearing different blouseS and
sweaters with it, and you can
make it either informal or semi
formal by your choice of
blouses. Scarfs, both fur and
cloth, will be worn with fur
less suits too, giving further
variety and interest to them.
TailIeurs are Back
Most suits fail into the claSsi-
fications of tailored or dress
maker types. The dressmaker
suits we will discuss later. and
the tailored suits can be di-
vided into the regulation
tailored" suit that we have had
for years with changes or sill
houette and detail. but always
the same trim, simple look,
with clean-cut lines, and into
this years high-buttoned suits,
usually military in appearance.
A good illustration of the for
mer tailored type is sketched
today. 1t is single breasted,
but double breasted jackets are
lust as fashionable. This coat
is medium length, though many
are shorter. and a few long
er, chosen according to the
length that is most becoming.
This suit is available in brown
or gray and is in a smoth,
manish fabric. 1t is from a
Washington store.
Mems SuitingS Worn
The fabrics that appear, in
these simpler suits are the man.
nish materials, suitings and
ribbed woolens, and the
smoother tweeds. Herringbone
effects look very new. as we
haven't used them much for
long time. The favored colors
are navy, and sometimes lighter
blues, medium browns, beige,
gray, black and oxford. There
are a few suits in vivid colors,
but they are more apt to be
dresSuaker types. Don't for.
The Washington times., 1932-02-05

The French Ambassador and
Nine. Claudel will be hosts at
dinner on Saturday evening,
February 20.
The Secretary of State and
Mrs. HerSy l.. Stimson will be
the guests of honor at a dinner
to be given on Wednesday eve
ming, February "a, by the Min
lister of Egypt, Sesostris ST.
darouSs Pasna.
~
The ambassador to Mexico,
Senor DR.. Don Jose Manuel
Puig ,Casauranc, returned to
the Capital this morning from
New York, where he has been
for the past few days. The
Republic of Mexico is today
celebrating a holiday in COM
memoration of the signing of
the 1917 constitution.
&%*
Mrs. Charles ESkridge Saltz-
man arrived yesterday after
noon from her home in New
York to be with her parents,
the Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Robert Patterson Lamont.
Tomorrow she will go to Balti-
more, where Mr.. Saltzman will
join her to be the weekend guest
of Miss Elizabeth Duncan at her
home there.
Viscount de LantSheere, first
secretary of the Belgian EN-
bassy, is in Palm Beach, visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Horace H.
Work.
The Second Secretary of the
British Embassy and Mrs. c. J.
w. Torr left the Capital yeSter-
day to go to Havana where they
will remain for several weeks.
The military attache of the
Argentine legation in Tokyo,
Col. Jose Sarobe and Nine. Sa-
robe will sail tomorrow on the
SIS. Southern Cross for Buenos
Aires.
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison will
leave Llewellyn Park, N. j., on
February IL for her winter
residence at Fort Myers.
Mrs. H. Edward Manville
sailed last night on the Bremen
for Paris, where she will join
her son-in-law and daughter,
Count and Countess Folke Ber-
nadotte. Mrs. Manville will
join Mr.. Manville at Nice early
in March.
Representative and Mrs. Fred
S. Purnell of Indiana will en-
tertain at dinner this evening in
their apartment at the May
flower.
Representative and Mrs. j.
Charles Linthicum of Maryland
will be dinner hosts this eve
ming at the Mayflower.
Miss Mabel Boardman will en-