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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-16
Miss Moore
HOnOred at
Tea-ShOWer

Mrs. Edward H. Kelly, SCAT Cap
itol avenue, entertained this after
noon with a hostess" tea and
shower for Miss Florence Moore,
who will become the bride of Floyd
James Meeker, TT. Wayne, Satur-
day.
Miss Victoria Montana, harpist.
who was a guest, played several
selections during the afternoon.
At tea time the table was CEN
tered with pink and white roses,
and greenery and lighted with
cream colored candles, carrying out
the bridal colors. Baskets of shasta
daisies, delphinium and other gar
den flowers were arranged about
the house. Mrs. J. Robert Shideler
poured, assisted by Mrs. Gerald Red
ding, sister of the bride-elect, and
Mrs. Ruth Eiteljorg.
Others guests were Mrs. A. H.
Moore, mother of Miss Moore, and:
Mesdames Don D. Webster ROYAL oaks.
Mich: Russell Lowry. New York: Don H.
Smith. Row Pape. Earl r. Huhbell Harry
F. Reeds Paul Ferguson. Neal Order and
Miss Marv Caswell.
Miss Moore's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs A. H. Moore, 3641 North Penn
sylvania street. The wedding will
take place in the Mckee chapel of
the Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N\'BY JANE JORDAN /pI

attachment, although I tremble as
to your wisdom. Women are poor
losers in love. A
broken affair Read and
which leaves only puooa
momen a ry Ii Oo'Uo"
mark on a man Your Mind
sometimes sears
the woman beyond her ability to
recover.
If you want to broaden your views,
read THE Right to Be Happy" by
Mrs. Bertrand Russell; The Con-
quest of Happiness" by Bertrand
Russell, and the books of Judge Ben
Lindsey. But make up your own
mind, for I can not help you.
Dear Jane Jordan-I wrote to you once
boy. He is the one who thinks if a girl
loves him she should yield to all his
wants, but 1 disagreed He left about
I have not heard from him. He wrote
to me all the time before he left Should
write to him now? I love him too
LONESOME LOVER.
Dear Lonesome What's the
use? If your ideals diverge, you
can't get along, anyway. If he was
interested enough to make it worth
your while, he would write of his
own free will and accord.
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Taxation Is
by
Vote League

Points of a program to be backed
during the special assembly of the
legislature were discussed by the
indianapolis members of the legis-
lative steering committee of the
Indiana League of Women Voters,
which met Wednesday at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin, 1880
Central avenue.
Problems of poor relief and tax
reduction received careful study. A
plan Of poor relief used at Tulsa,
Okla, was presented by Mrs. Edwin
F. Mentally. Mrs Smiley Chambers.
Mrs. j. j. Daniels and Mrs. ] w.
Moore reviewed phases of the local
situation. No action will be taken
on various proposals for revision Of
the poor relief laws until additional
study is made.
Mrs. Walter S. Greenough. To-
cal president and secretary of the
national organization. reported on
the Wagner relief bill. This pro-
posal is approved by the nationai
league. with the exception that it
recommends more careful safe
guarding of the distribution of funds
to the states.
The seventeen-point program for
tax reduction and distribution pub
hShed by the citizens tax commit
te was studied. Other members OF
the committee which attended we're:
Mrs. Warren k Mannon. chairman. and
Mesdames James L. Murray. Dorothy
Goodrich. Fletcher Hodges. William sne-
tnen. H. H. Coburn. s. N. Campbell. B c
Ellis and Misses Sara Lauter and Flor.
ence K. Kirlin. state executive secretary.
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Baffin Land Is
to Be Subject
of Club Talk

Mrs. Elizabeth Blackmore will
talk on her experiences in Baffin
Land at the dinner meeting of the
Altrusa Club Friday night at the
Columbia Club. Her daughter, Miss
Harriet Blackmore, will sing ma
tive songs in English and Eskimo.
Nominating committees will pre-
sent candidates for election. Miss
Mary Ann FitzSimmons is chairman
of one ticket, assisted by Misses
Lucy Branch, Janice Berlin, Viz
ginia Jones and Mrs. Adelaide
Lewis. Miss Mabel Cutlery is
chairman of the other ticket. Her
committee is composed of Misses
Kathryn Daley, Ruth Milligan,
Mabel Gage and Mrs. Augusta Hol-
lister
Mrs. LYDIA Coll entertained the
nominating committees and candi-
dates at garden dinner party at
her home, 5435 North Capitol av-
enue, Wednesday evening. Plans
for introduction of candidates were
discussed.
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Popular City
Couple Will
WedTonight

Miss Dorothy Mae Mcclellan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy o.
Mcclellan, 1854 Graceland avenue,
and Charles o. Cedarholm will be
married in a ceremony to be SOL
emnized at $50 tonight in the
Fairview Presbyterian church Mr..
Cedarholms parents are Mr.. ano
Mrs. Harry M. Cedarholm, 5l44
Graceland avenue.
The Rev. Edward Haines Kistler
will read the service before bank
inc OF palms and ferns, STUDDED
with summer flowers, and ngnteo
with cathedral candles.
Mrs. Frank Edenharter, organist,
will play, and will accompany Mrs.
Ruth Devin. who will sing 1 Love
You Truly" and AT Dawning."
Wearing Satin Gown
The bridge will enter with her
father. who will give her in mar
rage. She will wear a fitted gown
of white bridal satin, fashioned
simply, with long tight sleeves. Her
tulle veil will fall from lace cap,
and will be edged with lace. she
will carry sheath OF lilies.
The matron Of honor will be Mrs
F. w. Nichols Jr., who Will wear
Gown of pink lace, with picture hat
10 match. and will carry an arm
bououet of cut flowers. Mrs. Stewart
Cedarholn will be the bridesmaid.
Her gown will be of green lace, ana
she will wear a hat to matcn' ana
carry summer flowers.
F. w. Nichols Jr, will be the oest
man. Ushers will be Robert NC
Clellan, brother of the BRIDE, ana
Stewart Cedarholm.
Mrs. Mcclellan will wear beige
georgette and lace, and Mrs. CEDAR
holm will wear natural colored lace
Each will have a shoulder corsage
of summer flowers.
Reception Is Planned
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents will follow the cere-
monv. Baskets of summer flowers
and greenery will be used in deco
rating.
Mr.. Cedarholm and his bride will
leave after The reception for a
motor trip. They will be at home
next week at 1851 Graceland av-
enue. The brides travelling en-
semble will be green and white,
with white accessories.
Out-of- town guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton,
Evansville; Mrs. Flora Dephard and
daughter Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dephard, Newcastle.
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NEW YORK. June 16.-What-
IN ever else is in fashion, bridge
contract and auction-certainly
is. Everywhere you go, folks are
playing bridge.
just lately we've seen it played
in some unusual places. In an
airplane. On the s:15 a. m. COM
muters' express. On penthouse
terrace. On the beach. And
believe it or not-in a special bridge
room off the lobby of a New York
movie, planned for the use Of pa
irons waiting for seats.
Children are playing it, SO are
great grandparents. Even blind
folks, using cards embossed in
Braille and announcing their plays.
Your cards can carry your
own monogram a painting or
cartoon Of your favorite sport
hunting, fishing, sailing, tennis.
golf, polo a picture of your
pet dog or flower.
Washington SilhOuettes
This Bicentennial year George
and Martha Washington have ap-
peared on cards in silhouette. His
torical scenes are popular. And
there's no end to geometrics and
modernistics.
Some cards are labeled 1--WE" on
one pack and They" on the other
or North-South" and "East-Wes
to help remember which pack
you've used and who deals.
For children there are cards about
IL inches long. For use on the
beach or in other breezy spots, there
are cards some six inches by four
or wooden cards the size of dominoes
to be stood on racks instead of held
in the hand.
So whatever you're like and
whenever you play you can have
appropriate cards.
Pastel Green Helps Eyes
Some of the newest have pastel
green or cream backgrounds which
oculists claim are easier on the
eyes.
Modernistic faces have appeared,
too zone is sketched, and are an
interesting change.
If you're a contract beginner,
you can have cards with bidding
instructions on them. Or a table
cover with instructions in either
the Approach Forcing or Official
system printed before each players
place.
If you have contract score trou-
bles, there are aids. A pencil COM
putes it-not vulnerable, vulnerable.
ucdoubled, doubled or redoubled-
when you turn the barrel. y
Score Pad RevoIves
And a new score pad has an
automatic revolving scorer at
tached.
A new table opens when just one
leg is pulled. Another has a drawer
on each side that pulls out to hold
score pad, ash tray or glass.
Prizes often present a problem.
If you'd like suggestions-for men,
women, and boobies send the
coupon.
Copyright, 1882 Amos PARRISH
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-16
MARIE SHARKEY
BECOMES BRIDE

Miss Marie Sharkey, niece of
Mrs. James Hession of Brownsburg,
was married at this morning to
John Sinbeck of Dubois, Pa, at St.
Malachi's church at Brownsburg.
The Rev. James Shea read the nup-
tial mass.
A wedding breakfast was held at
the HesSian home. The couple will
be at home at Dubois after July /.
when they will return from a motor
trip.
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State P. E. O.
to Name Heads
at Convention
By Times Special

By Times Special
VALPARAISO, June 16.-Election
of officers and committee reports
will receive attention today at the
final meeting of the Indiana P. E.
o. Sisterhood, which has been con-
vening here.
Mrs. Jennie Hearst, Greencastle,
second vice-president, and Mrs.
Horace Doggy, state organizer, spoke
at the banquet held Wednesday
night at the Dunes park hotel fol-
lowing a motor trip to the Dunes
state park.
Mrs. Gladys BasSett, Thorntown,
first president, spoke at the
morning session when reports.
given by state officers and honor
guests, were introduced.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY LITERARY CLUB

Mrs. Fred Jurgensmeier was
chosen president of the Brightwood
Literary Club, which was enter
tanned Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. James Carney, 1858 North
Chester street, at luncheon.
Others chosen to take office next
year were: Mrs. Carney, secretary,
and Mrs. Herman Withers, treas
urer.
Plans were made for the annual
lake trip which the club sponsors
each summer. Mrs. Charles Sellers
and Mrs. Grover D. Slider gave
readings. Guests were Mrs. Arch
Carney and Mrs. Charles Loehler.
The club will meet in July with Mrs.
Laura Miller.
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Miss Genevieve Smith will be
Miss Roberts Park" in the pag-
cant to be presented at the Rob-
ertS Park lawn festival to be held
Friday on the church grounds at
Vermont and Delaware streets.
All departments are co-operat-
ing sponsoring the event, which
will begin at CTS with a dinner
served by women of the church
under direction of Mrs. Jesse
South.
The pageant will portray the
history of the church. A playlet
entitled "A Maker of Dreams" has
been arranged by Mrs. j. H.
Smiley. also director of the pag-
cant. Leading parts in the playlet
will be taken by Miss Margaret
South, Harold Gill and Robert
Brock.
Music will be provided by
boys band.
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Card Parties

Ladies Society, Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men, will give a card party at $50
tonight in the hall, English avenue
and Shelby street.
Comanche council At, Degree of
Pocahontas, will give a benefit card
party at $3.50 Friday night at Red
Mems hall, Morris and Lee streets.
Indianapolis chapter, Women of
the Moose, will hold card party
at 2:3O Thursday at 1875 North Della
ware street. Mrs. William Ander-
son is chairman.
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EVELYN GOFF TO
WE'D H. E. ABBOTT

Marriage Of Miss Evelyn Goff.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman
Golf, Rockville, to Horace E. Alb
bolt. Indianapolis, will take place at
3 this afternoon at the home of the
brides parents.
After the ceremony the couple
will take a short wedding trip and
will be at home after June Is at 10
Maplewood court, 81 johnson ave-
nue..
The bride is a graduate OF De
PAW university and member of
Alpha Phi sorority. Mr.. Abbott is a
graduate of Purdue and Cornell. He
belongs to Sigma Pi, Epsilon Sigma
Phi, Phi Delta Kappa and Scabbard
and Blade. He is the Marion county
agricultural agent.
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Gives Farewell P0rtV

Miss Jane La Blant, who will
leave soon for residence in Mime
apolis, was honored at a farewell
party given Wednesday night by the
Lambda Gamma Club at the home
OF the Misses Frances and Joan
Moore, 1898 North Delaware street.
The club presented Miss La Blant
with a jeweled club pin. Roses were
used in decorating the house. Miss
Virginia TiSlow acted as toastmis-
treSS.
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BUTLER GRADUATES
TO BE ENTERTAINED

Kappa Delta sorority graduates
OF Butler university will be enter
tanned at garden party to be given
by the Mothers Club Friday at the
home of Miss Helen TumbleSon at
TangleWood. Mrs. Robert Tumble
son is chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Glenn Bingham.
Gifts will be given to the grad
yates. Spring flowers will decorate
the serving tables.
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PARTY TO BE HELD
FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. Lowell Russell Hess, 826 East
SiXty-f1rst street, will entertain to-
night at her home in honor of Miss
Frances Josephine Walters, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Wal
tiers, 1894 College avenue, who will
be married June % to Lewis Horna-
day Pickett.
The decorations will be roses and
delphiniums. Guests with the bride
elect and her mother Mrs. Walters,
will be-
Mesdames william Weise. James Nc
Clamrock. Charles Walker and the Misses
Flora Ellen Walters. Mary Margaret Pat
rick. Henrietta Jungclaus. Ann Burkert,
Frances Smith and Marv Zimmerman of
Martinsville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-16
CLOSES
MUNCIE MEETING

Psi Iota XII sorority closed its
two day national convention in
Muncie with election of officers
Wednesday night. Mrs. Anne
Duemling, FIT. Wayne, was named
national president. More than 200
delegates attended. Other officers
elected we're:
Mrs Marguerite Oliver. Muncie. vice
president: Mrs Elizabeth Colvin. Prince
ton. secretary: Mrs. Margaret Loveless,
Thorntown. treasurer; Mrs. Margaret
Rainier. Seymour, conductress; Miss Mar
garet Grow. Petersburg. editor. and Mrs.
Waneta Frederick. Kokomo. charity chair
man.
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VERTA r. BROWN,
c.. B. WORTH WE'D

Miss Verta r. Brown and Chester
B. Worth were married Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs. Lorraine
Osborne, 1858 North Talbot street.
The Rev. j. A. Mears Of the United
Presbyterian church performed the
ceremony in the presence of near
relatives and few close friends.
Mrs. Osborne and Reuben Barnes
were the attendants. William Nor
ganson, Plainf1eld, sang, accom-
panied by Mrs. Morganson, who
played the wedding marches. After
a wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Worth
will be at home at 2149 Ashland
avenue.
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GROUP
IS ENTERTAINED

Alumnae of Alpha Phi in In
dianapolis and their husbands were
entertained at a buffet supper and
bridge party given Wednesday night
by Or. and Mrs. James c. Carter
a. East Fifty-seventh street. The
serving table was conferred with a
bowl Of garden flowers. Guests in
Guided:
Messrs. and Mesdemes Neal Order. Raw
nfond d. Grimes. P. T. jenkins, Wood Mol.
A. s. Rowe, Horace Townsend. Donald
Walker Horace Wright. RAYMOND Gill.
Bruce Mcintosh. Edward link. Ross Lud-
low, James Rudden. Mrs Irwin Mcdonald
Miss Halcvon Mendenhall and f. K. Wat
son.
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DON'T GO RAFTING,
CLICKING TO OFFICE

Earrings, bracelets that rattle,
heels that make the foot totter,
and sleeveless dresses are decidedly
out of place in business office, ac-
cording to series of rules for the
1882 business girl, which have been
determined by the Katharine Gibbs
school in New York City.
Feminine attractiveness is i'm
portant in obtaining position, they
agree, but useless accessories de-
tract from business womans posi-
ton.
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SISTERS
TO ATTEND DINNER

Miss Ellen Margaret ESterline.
5105 North Meridian street, who
was graduated from Butler uni
versity this week, will entertain.
graduating members of the Alpha
Delta Theta sorority at a dinner
tonight.
Guests will be Misses Edith Barn
hill, Emma Lou Mann, Ruth Will
cox. Edith Gauld. Katherine Mauer
and Gilberta Held.
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GIVE BRIDGE PARTY
FOR READERS CLUB

A guest meeting and bridge party
for the members of the Indianapo-
lis Readers Club was held Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Edward Lee Osborne, GAS East
Thirty fourth street.
Garden flowers in pastel shades
decorated the house. At serving
time the tables were centered with
pink rosebudS in silver bud vases,
which were presented as favors to
the guests. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs. William A. Shideler and
Mrs. Marion Expert.
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MISS MOORE WINS
HONORS AT VASSAR

Miss Sarah Margaret Moore.
daughter of Alfred c. Moore, 3706
Washington boulevard, was one of
thirty-Seven in a class of 30 who
was graduated with honor from
Vassar college Monday.
Miss Moore was graduated in
1928 from Tudor Hall. Miss Cecile
Jack OF Decatur, Ill, a classmate
OF Miss Moore's at Tudor Hall. also
was included in the honor groun.
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STATEHOUSE CLUB
GIVES LAWN PARTY

Statehouse Women's Democratic
Club entertained with a lawn party
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.
Sylvia Scearcy, COL North Wallace
street. Misses Irene Myrick and
Marie Spindler also were hostesses.
Guests were members of the wom-
ems clubs at the statehouse. The
speakers were William O'Neil, Will
liam Storen and R. Earl Peters.
Ninetey-seven guests we're enter
tanned. Among them we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Eppart and daughter of
Brazil, and Mrs. Jack Edwards wife
of Marion's MAYOR.
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Name PGrtu Hosts

Hosts and hostesses for Avalon
Country Clubs June dinner bridge
Saturday night will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wands, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bookwalter. Members may invite
guests.
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GiUe Surprise Pdrtu

MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Branham
1927 Newman street, entertained
Wednesday night with a surprise
birthday dinner party in honor of
Miss Vera Miller. Guests with Miss
Miller were Miss Mardy Branahm.
Grey HrauSe, w. L. johnson and
L. B. Robson. Out-of-town guests
were DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose Small and Mrs.
Florence Barber, all of Chicago.
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ANNA j. BASH TO
PRESENT RECITAL

Anna j. Bash, piano pupil of
Miss Alice B. Cooper, will be pre-
sented in a recital at Friday by
the Irvington School of Music.
Assisting on the program will be
Harold Bryant, pupil of Miss AIDE
laide ~Conte, and other pupils of
Miss Cooper in a musical fantasy.
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PIed0es to Entertain

Pledges of Alpha chapter, Omega
Phi Tau sorority, will entertain with
bridge party at s Friday night at
the Hoosier Athletic Club. All
members Of the sorority and their
friends are invited.
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Junior Hadassah will entertain
with benefit dinner and dance
tonight at the Cornucopia Cafe,
Thirty eighth street and College
avenue. Miss Fannie Robbins, edi-
tor of the Junior Hadassah Bulle-
tin, is publicity chairman of the
group.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-16
Dinner-Dnmc2 Slated

Indianapolis Country Club will
entertain with a dinner dance Sat-
urday night. Music will be pro-
vided by Jack Tilson and his or
chestra.
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Mrs. Elder Hostess

Mrs. Henry Elder, 713 North Lin
wood avenue. will be hostess for a
meeting of Beta chapter, Iota Psi
Omega sorority. at 8 tonight.
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DELTA OnnonnS TO Meet

Miss Martha Harms, 4164 Park
avenue, will be hostess for a. meet
ing of Delta Omega sorority at 8
tonight.
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Daily Recipe
BOILED SQUASH

DO1ALD OkR - ADJ
2 quarts pared and sliced
squash
IL cup aOater
2 tablespoons butter
1 teaspoon pGprikG
I 1-2 teaspoons salt
/ tablespoon -four
2 teaspoons lemon Juice
IL cup milk
Cut the squash into uniform
slices about 4 Inch thick.
Add the water. butter. paprika
and salt, cover and cook until
the squash is tender. Remove
the cover and cook until the
liquid is almost gone.
Sprinkle the flour over the
squash. Stir and cook for a
few minutes. Add the lemon
juice and milk. Stir we'll and
cook up once and then serve.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-16
Sorority to Meet

Gamma Phi Zeta sorority will
leet tonight at the home of Mrs.
Ernest Mcdonald, 1921 West Fiji
tenth street.
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Betn Ch0pter to Meet

Beta chapter of Delta Tau Omega
sorority will meet at 8 Friday at
the Antlers.
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ADay' Menu

BREAKFAST
Chilled dried apricots.
cereal, cream. plain ONE
let. crisp toast, milk. cof-
fee.
Lunche0n-
Cheese. ramikins, lettuce
sandwiches, cherry tarts,
hot chocolate.
Dinner
Shin Of beef with brown
gravy, martinique pota-
toes. creamed new cab
hage, mixed vegetable
salad, banana cream pie,
milk, coffee.
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Next: Accessories smart with
cotton dress.
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Wed, Take
a Chance
on Money

denial. 1t is al
ways safer to line
up with the ma
jority. and easier
to live in har-
mony with the