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Evening star., 1933-09-17
Where to Motor and Dine
Lurelake Farm
COleSville, Md.

Four Course Dinner, $1.00
Fried chicken, country ham, fresh
vegetables, rolls, biscuits and homemade
desserts, etc. Dinner served l to p.m
"Anrth Nill" 1., Hs;:rr,,,. SsS
Scenic Drive So Miles lO4-F-12
A Colonial resort on Shenandoah River.
Historic. scenically beautiful Restful in
spring, romantic. Canoeing. fishing. SWIM
ming Three buses daily from Washington.
Rooms, 81; Southern Meals, 81
Weekly S12 & SIS. Booklet. Route "a.
Maurice F. Castleman. P. o. Berryville. Va.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

~ EAR MISS LEEDS: am one Of
many readers of your helpful
beauty column. T am wonder
- ing if you could give me your
home directions for making up
a safe depilatory. Can you advise me
how to remove the underarm hair
quickly and safely?
A DEVOTED READER.
Answer-This beauty question has
been taken up several times in my
beauty talks The quickest way to keep
the underarms dainty and clean from
unwanted hair is the small safety razor
or the use of reliable depilatories, which
are obtainable in convenient containers.
Use as directed. If you will send self
addressed. stamped envelope and ask
for my leaf1et on this subject, you will
find other suggestions that will help
you. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
Stove 0verturns. Burning Nurse.

Jane Smith, 81, a student nurse at
Episcopal Hospital, was burned about
the legs when an electric stove which
she was using overturned at the hos
pital yesterday. Her condition IS not
serious, hospital authorities said.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
Rice and Peas.

Boil cupful of rice and 2 cupfuls
of green peas separately. Chop two
onions fine and fry them in oil until
tender. Add the cooked rice and peas.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
Warren Green Hotel

WARRENTON, VIRGINIA
Forty Miles from Washington Orer the
Lee High,oay Through the Bull Run
Battlefield.
NEW MANAGEMENT
SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Chicken, Country Ham Dinner
Served I to PM. $1.OO
Evening star., 1933-09-17

The highest level Of courage is found
in the moral, for it involves complete
self consciousness and action against
the line of greatest resistance.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

upper left distinctly the The
sernee length the skirt broun hced and
the long-ered tailored blouse of manufactured cashmere ,h
quilted neckline. The this has short,
doubereasted jacket ueet fabric that resembles deTale
corduroy, and the skirt plaid honpn blue te and broun.
English black and
the hemn At
basis for
ribbed tooL
finished ,th uk match those the short
pepum silk dark oun uuh beige design
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Pupil Program
Will Be Given
for SisterhOod

Feast of Lights sponsored by the
Parent-Teachers Association will be
presented at the December meeting
of the Temple Sisterhood at 2:3O
tomorrow at the temple,
Mrs. Mildred Levey, principal OF
the Temple Religious school is in
charge or the program, to be pre-
sented by pupils of the school.
Children in the primary depart
ment will take part in a program
directed by Misses Louise Jaeger,
Doris Salinger and Carroll Messing.
Miss Doris Bernstein will direct
the Hanukkah play to be presented
by pupils of the eighth grade as
sisted by other classes.
Mrs. Samuel Dorfman is in charge
of Inequalities for the social hour
to follow the program. Mrs. Jack
Berman, president of the PIT. A,
and Mrs. Harry Burton Jacobs, pres
ident of the sisterhood, extend an
invitation to members of both
groups.
Because of a joint meeting to-
morrow, the sisterhood will not hold
its regular meeting Monday.
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Department Club Group to GUe
Christmas Tea and PROGRAM

hem" A program of holiday music
will be presented by the nurses
chorus of the Methodist hospital,
under direction of Mrs. Jane John
son Burroughs.
Another feature of the afternoons
entertainment will re book reviews
of Human Beings" by Christopher
Morley and "The March of De-
moracy,' by James Truslow Adams,
to be given by Paul Duncan. These
books, to be reviewed at l, are in
cluded in the course offered for
credits by Epsilon Sigma Omicron
sorority.
Mrs. Carl j. Weinhardt and Mrss.
Albert H. Off will pour at the tea,
to follow the program. Mrs. A. c.
Rasmussen is chairman, to be as
sisted by Mesdames Charles ~
Clayton, Charles H. Smith, Marie
Ford, Lewis E. York, Frank M. Bush,
William Polk, G. F. Brigham, L. B.
Warner. William R. Schmidt, I. E.
Rush, E. L. Burnett and M. B.
Hedges.
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Henry Van Dyke
Story Will Be
Told for Club

Miss Ruth M Hoover will tell
Henry Van Dykes story, Even
Unto Bethlehem" at a Christmas
party of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club THURSDAY
night at the Woman's Department
Club.
Mr.. Camille E1eig will direct the
club chorus in a group Of Christmas
songs. Games and cards will fol-
low the entertainment. Members
will bring gifts for out-patients OF
the Roley hospital.
Mrs. Nell G. Warren is in charge
of the dinner program and Miss
Alice Stanley, reservations.
Educational committee. headed by
Mrs. Nell M. Thomas, is sponsoring
a group of book reviews by Mrs.
Kathryn Turney Garten, to be held
at the Sphinx Arms. The first of the
series will be held at 8 Tuesday
night. Mrs. Garten will review AN
thony Adverse" by Hervey Allen.
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Program Will
Be Given for
Music Groups

Mrs. Charles A. Scearcy has ar
ranged the program to be presented
at the Christmas party of Kappa
chapter, Alumnae Club and Pat
ronesses Club of Mu Phi Epsilon
national honorary musical sorority
at Wednesday night at 1904 North
Delaware street.
The program includes a comedy
skit, "Mu Phi Christmas Follies,
written by Mrs. Mabel Shideler
which will be presented by members
of the active and alumnae groups
The patroness ensemble will sing
Christmas carols and a gift ex-
change held
Mrs. w. o. Jones is chairman of
decorations and gifts; Miss Georgi-
ana Rockwell, appointments, as
sisted by Miss Geraldine Trotter
Miss Helen Brooks and Mrs. James
E. Wagner.
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OPEN HOUSE TO BE
HELD AT Y. w,

Christmas open house will be held
at the Y. w. G. A. from 8 to 10
Wednesday night with a play, pic
lures and music included in the en-
tertainment.
Sutherland Players will present
Peace I Give Unto YOU" with the
following cast: Miss Fannie Fort,
Norman and Edward Green and
Clamor and Riley F'ledderjohn
Pictures and music by the Y. w. c.
A. Christmas ChanterS," will COM
plete the program in Hollenbeck
hall.
Caroling, games and dancing will
be held in social hall and Miss Vir-
GINA Cathcart will dance the "Skat-
ers' Waltz" in costume. Children
will play games and roller skate in
the gymnasium.
Other Wv activities include the
industrial departments party on
Thursday night and the dinner and
program of the Quest Club Wednes-
day Gift exchange, caroling and
Christmas reading by Miss Jeanne
Mares will feature the program.
Open house will be held from 3
to 5 tomorrow at the South Side
center, 1927 Prospect street.
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GUARDIAN HOME /
SCENE OF PARTY.

Children at the Marion County
Guardian Home were entertained at
a Christmas party this afternoon
by the indianapolis Alumnae Asso-
citation of Kappa Gamma sorority
Presents and refreshments were
given the 178 chilren at the home
Mrs. L. H. Millikan, chairman, was
assisted by Mrs. Joseph Ostrander
Mrs. Howard Caldwell and Miss
Kathryn Wilhelm. Mrs. Ostrander
was program chairman.
Pupils of Mrs. Glenn bingham
presented skits and readings and
pupils Of Miss Eleanor Hopwood
gave dances.
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Columbia Club to Entertain
During Holiday Season

Gala New Years eve dance at the
Columbia Club will climax a holiday
season of festivities. HuSk OHare
and his orchestra will play for din
ner in the main dining room and
dancing in the ballroom. Ed Resener
and his Columbians will alternate
with O'Hares orchestra. A floor
show is scheduled.
Regular Saturday night dance at
the club will be attended by men,
bers and their guests with Ed
Resener and his orchestra playing
in the ballroom.
The Junior party, also tonight
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MRS. EVANS TO BE
MUSICALE HOSTESS

Mrs. Edgar H Evans will enter
tain at her home, 3445 North Penn
sylvania street, at 2:30 Tuesday with
a musical program sponsored by the
auxiliary of the Tabernacle Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. Walter S. Grow, president of
the AUXILIARY, and Mrs. Albert Sea-
ton, program committee chairman,
will preside at the tea table.
The committee in charge of the
tea includes Mrs. G. B. Campbell,
Mrs, Franz Bopp, Miss Fannie
Miner, Mrs. A. G.. Dewey and Mrs.
George Mahoney. Miss Victoria
Montani will play during the after
noon.
The program will be presented by
the Little Dutch trio composed of
Misses Ruth Van Matre, Betty
Schellschmidt, Mary Gottman, Miss
Montani and Mrs. j. Harry Green,
accompanied by Miss Janet Power.
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RILEY GUILD TO
TREAT CHILDREN

Christmas trees will be placed in
the wards at the Riley hospital and
the Rotary convalescent home
home Wednesday by the Riley Has
pital Cheer Guild.
Toys. dolls, games and other gifts
will be given the children on Christ
mas morning as gifts of the 100
cheer guild auxiliary chapters
throughout the state.
Mrs. Blanche B. McNew is chair
man of the hospital committee, as
sisted by Mesdames Charles S. Wilt
sic, S. G. Huntington, William D.
Balm, and Misses Flora Hoover and
Ruth Speer.
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ALUMNAE FETED BY
MRS, TAGGART

Mrs. E. D. Taggart entertained
members of the Indianapolis Alum
nae Association Of Sigma Kappa
sorority at her home, 5159 Carroll
ton avenue, this afternoon at a
Christmas tea.
Mrs. Frank H. Willis and Miss
Alice Pauley asSited the hostess.
Christmas colors we're used in the
appointments. Red and white sweet
peas centered the table, which was
lighted with red tapers in silver
holders.
Plans we're completed for a party
to be held by the organization Fri
day afternoon, Dec. %, for children
of the American Settlement MUIR
sery school.
The sorority donates articles and
food to the nursery, and gives a
milk allowance monthly. The group
plans to redecorate the school room.
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Carols of Three Nations WiH
Be Sung by GIee Club

fKackley, Walter G. Marmon, John
H. Oliver, John M. Shaw, William
j. Taylor, Roy E. Adams, L. G.
Boyd, o. B. lies and Charles o.
Roemler.
Others assisting with the hospi-
talities will be Mesdames Edwin M.
Craft, Edgar Evans, F. M Fauvre,
Fletcher Hodges, Jesse G. Moore,
William Ray Adams, Arthur v.
Brown, Niles Chapman, Harry Fit
ton, Pauline M Haueisen, G. G.
Perry, Raymond P. Van Camp, F. F
Powell, B. A. Richardson, William
A. Atkins, Clarence Bispham, Au-
gustus Coburn. Frederick NJ. Ayres,
Walter Hubbard, Frank Hamilton,
Frank M. Reed and Albert E. Sterne.
Mrs. j. S. Watson, Mrs. Fred
Gardner, Mrs. James w. Lilly and
Mrs. j. S. Holiday will pour.
Members of the League Glee Club
are Mesdames August Bohlen, T B.
Griffith, Frank J. Hoke, Frederick
Holiday, Charles Latham Keifer
A Mayer, Robert Milliken, Conrad
Ruckelshaus, Russell Ryan, Grier
Shotwell, Ralph Vonnegut, Stewart
Wilson and Evans Woollen Jr., first
sopranos; Mrs. Julia Brink, Miss
Ruth Hodges and Miss Jane Roemler
and Mesdames Hugh J. Carpenter,
j. N. Collins, Irving M. Fauvre, Paul
Fisher, John D. Gould, Perry Lesh.
altos. Second sopranos include Miss
Rosamond Van Camp, Mesdames
Egbert Driscoll, William c. Griffith.
Sylvester Johnson Jr., Elijah B.
Martindale, John K. Ruckelshaus
and Charles Weiss.
Edward La Shelle directs the
chorus, accompanied by Mrs. Her
man c. Wolff.
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Miss Jane F'itton is a member
of committee which is arrang-
ing a dance of the Tudor Hall
Alumnae Association, Dec. 27.
at the Woodstock Club. Miss Viz
ginia Roberts is chairman of the
dance, given for the benefit OF the
school scholarship fund.
Mrs. Kurt Panrzer is vice-presi-
dent and member of the produc-
ton committe of the Players Club,
which will present it's first play OF
the year Tuesday night at the
Civic theater Mrs. Panther is
directing "Mahoolah, one Of the
one-act plays to be given.
Mrs. Bernard Rosenak before
her marriage Thursday at the
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Edgar Kiser, was Miss Fannie
Henrietta Kiser.
Miss Dortha Glenn Magee's en-
gagement to George T. Purves Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Purves,
1851 Carrollton avenue, was an
nounced this week by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Magee, 752
East Forty-second street. The
wedding will take place Jan. 70
in the First Baptist church.
The marriage of Miss Adelaide
Smith to Harold Cumberworth
took place Thursday. Mrs. Cum
berworth is daughter of Mrs.
Carolyn w. Smith.
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BENEFIT DANCE
AND PARTY SET

Proceeds from the benefit dance
and card party to be held at $50
Thursday night at the Marott will
be used to continue the benevolent
work of the Welfare Club.
Mrs. Olin Hatton is general chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Charles E.
Mesdames Leroy S. Martin,
Roller.
Louis Kriete and William Lyman
are in charge of the music. Others
assisting with the arrangements in
clude Mesdames w. r. Hatton,
Raleigh Fisher, DIN Hatton Jr.,
Blake Stone, Harry Kuhn, Robert
Stokes, Clifford Miller, Edith
Panther, Harold Haasis and Hiram
Pierce.
Reservations are to be made with
Mrs. Clifford Miller or any of the
club members.
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P0rtu Arrnm0ed

Miss Agnes Mahoney is chairman
Of the annual Christmas party of
the Daughters Of Isabella Tuesday
night at the Catholic Community
Center. Her committee will be COM
posed Of Mesdames Anna King, Will
Koss, William Drake, Eleanor
Rebel, David Crawford, Arthur
Schulmeyer and Robert Fessler and
Misses Mary Sullivan, Mary Ryan
Lucille Hays, Helen Hurley, Stella
Haugh, Catherine Murphy. Elvira
Schmidt, George Vogelford and
Elizabeth Zeien.
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ALPHA CHAPTER
PARTY SCHEDULED

Members of the Alpha chapter
Mothers and Daughters Club, will
attend a party tomorrow in Morris
town. Gifts will be exchanged and
the clubs adopted daughter Will be
presented with gifts.
Those attending will be MeSdames
c. M. Amacher, j. Harvey Wright,
George Rocker Edward Larkins,
John McGinty, P. D. Salmon, Neil
Sullivan and Garland H. Smith
Misses Eloise Amacher. Nellie Mae
Larkins. Waeneta Mcintyre and
Gloria Allene Smith.
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Pr PHIS SCHEDULE
CHRISTMAS DANCE

Christmas decorations will fea-
ture the annual holiday dance Of
the Pi Beta Phi sorority to be held
from to II Wednesday night at
the Highland Golf and Country
Club.
Miss Eleanor Holt is chairman Of
arrangements and chaperons for the
affair will include DR.. and Mrs.
Karl F. Means, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
D. Hinkle and Mrs. Mary King
Coble
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will be attended by sons and daugh-
tiers Of club members and students
home from colleges for the holiday
season.
An old fashioned Christmas
party is. scheduled for Sunday. Dec.
"a at the club for children up to u
years. Mothers are invited to at
tend. Mrs. j. Hart Laird. club
hostess, will be in charge Of the af-
fair.
The program will include music
by the Ogden Junior Chorale, en-
tertainment by Bert Servas and
dance Interpretation by the Likely
Sisters.
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CHURCH GROUP
TO GIVE PARTY

Mrs. A. c. Earring has arranged
the program for the Christmas par
ty of Missionary group 6, Central
Christian church, Monday at the
home of Mrs. R. B. Roberts, Bren-
denwood. Assistant hosteSses will
be Mesdames Bruce Sharp, Theo
Mittendorf. R. w. Campbell, Eliza
beth Howard and Miss Adah
Hunter.
The program will include: Violin
numbers by Mrs. Christine Wagner
Roush, accompanied by Mrs. Rus
sell Paxton; duets by Charles A.
Martin and Mrs. o. r. Tooley, &C
companied by Mrs. T. NJ. Rybolt;
Christmas stories by Mrs. Howard
Nyhart, and book review by Mrs.
Eben H. Walcott.
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LEGION WOMEN TO
AID RELIEF WORK

Welfare committee of the Auxin-
airy to Indianapolis Post 4, Amer
lean Legion, viii cooperate with the
auxiliary, Twelfth district, in filing
and distributing baskets at the
headquarters at 140 North Delaware
street
Post and welfare committee in
cludes Mesdames H. Nathan Swain,
E. S. Barnhill, Asa Smith, Glenn
Meyers, M. ]. Spring and Messrs.
MELVILLE, George x. Smith, Walter
Fred Innis and Louis Yochem.
Mrs. John Downing is president Of
the auxiliary and Jarrett Olds is
commander of the post.
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Reese's mother, Mrs. w. H. Bob
bitt, her brother, Bennett Bobbitt.
and Mrs. Bobbitt, Kokomo; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Moore and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Alkire.
Green and Broun Wed
Dark green satin, combined with
brown velvet created the striking
gown worn by Mrs. Reese. The
velvet formed a soft neckline in
front and terminated in the back
at the waistline with large bow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Merriam s
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Phillips of Charlotte, N. c. The
bodice Of Mrs. Phillips red velvet
gown was embroidered with pearl
sequins and flowers edged the low
neckline in back. Her white satin
slippers had red heels.
Mrs. Merriam, member Of the
committee, wore a soft shade of red
bagheera, fashioned with long open
sleeves and square decolletage. Her
silver slippers were trimmed in red.
Double ruff1es of blue and silver
.showered down the train of Mrs.
John w. Hutching's blue Hattie
Carnegie gown, with bertha and
shoulder straps of dull silver Sc
quins. A rhinestone tiara sparkled
in her hair
RhinestOnes Trim Satin
Mrs Rivorc patarcor, ,r,ifo IF Tho
club president, wore a simple white
satin gown, with rhinestone orna-
ments. Mrs. Sam Hooks black
gown fell gracefully into a long
train, and its bodice cleaned with
silver sequins. Mr.. and Mrs Hook
came rom NOblesville to attend the
party. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jenkins
also were guests from Noblesvil1e.
Black COG feathers trimmed the
shoulders of the black velvet gown
of Mrs. Glenn o. Friermood. A
cape of orchid ostrich feathers was
combined with the fuchsia velvet
gown of Mrs. M. G. Knox
SmiIax for Decoration
Miss Marian Olive, Miss Betty
Hutchings, John Peterson and AL
Ian Beck we're uShers.
Two red velvet flowers at the
waistline were the only trim of
Miss Hutchings' white crepe dress.
worn with white slippers with red
heels.
Miss Olives dress was of turquoise
blue crepe with a bodice of crystal
beads.
Southern smilax was draped at
the windows and lighted Christmas
trees were arranged in corners of
the ballroom. Tables were decorated
with pine cones and laurel, and red
and silver balloons were tied to the
chairs.
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MISS GILL TO BE
PARTY HOSTESS

Miss Martha Gill will entertain
members of Alpha chapter, Sigma
Delta Pi sorority, at her home, 1925
Kenwood avenue. Monday night at
a Christmas party.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs, William D. Balm, Mrs. Jessie
Craig, Mrs. Harvey N. Brown and
Miss Mary Alice Shaw. Miss Marie
Sullivan will be in charge of the
music. z 2 Z 2 2
The program will include Christ
mas carols. games and collecting
food for Christmas baskets.
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BETHEL OFFICERS
TO BE INSTALLED

Misses Phyllis Ent, Rita June
Fisher, Isabelle Stoner, Carolyn
Paine and Thelma Pugh will be in
stalled as officers Of Jobs Daugh-
tiers, Bethel tonight at Castle hall,
$50 East Ohio street.
Other officers to be indicted in
clude Misses Betty Bloom, Zelma
Pugh, Wilma Williams, Mary Sue
Spilman, Norman Johnston, Helen
Maberry, Harriet Randell, Mary L.
Weaver. Naomi Manley. Margaret
Miller, Mary A. Dunwoody, Dorothy
Thompson xnd Pauline Paine.
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Old English, French and German
Christmas carols will be sung by
the indianapolis Junior League Glee
Club at 2:3O Monday at the Propy-
laeum Club. Mrs. Demarchus Brown
will talk on the Christmas traditions
of the three countries.
Assistants for the entertainment
include Mesdames Fred Dickson,
William Hogan, j. j. Madden, S. H.
Fletcher, Charles A. Pfaf1in, Will
liam H. Stafford, oscar N. Torlan,
Reilly C. Adams, E. G. Barrett
woods A. Caperton, Charles P. En-
erson. Edwin Forty, Thomas R.
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Christmas tea and program is
scheduled for the December meet
ing of the American Home depart
ment of the Woan's Departments
Club at 2:30 Wednesday at the club
house.
Or. Jean S. Miner, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, will
talk on Christmas Eve in Bethle-
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Niceties of
BygOne Days
Rule Party
Members Names Called
at Southern Club
Dinner Dance.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Pare Editor

IN the formal style Of the old
u south. guests at the Southern
Club dinner dance in the Indian
apolis Athletic Club last night we're
announced by E. r. Blackwood,
. dressed in the livery Of a doorman.
In black bteeches, white vest and
red coat, he called the names of the
arriving members.
o. Mrs. George S. Olive, chairman
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Luncheon Set

Mrs. G. R. Cruzan. 2138 North
New Jersey street, will be hostess
for a luncheon of the Parliamentary
Club Monday. The hostess will be
assisted by Mesdames Bryant Gill
lispie Jr., Frank Hunter. Frank x.
Kern, William Moore and j. Nor
man Bailey and Miss Maud Russell.
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modifying peaks 20 bTeaK IIt s5V5IV5 OI VIV Ill'V
the forehead.
One of the most striking shown at Blocks IS an
extreme model of black silk crepe, with orlm winch
turns directly away from the forehead Softenng thS
line is braided band of black maine, winch gives
the effect of coronet.
Hattie Carnegie has made an of-the-tace mooei
of soft black felt borrowing her idea from the orgn
design by Reboux, one of the French designers.
Corded silk is shown in a modified design Of the
hat which turns back the forehead, and on whch
a silver and rhinestone clip is the only trimming.
A brown felt sailor has a crown huted around Uhe
edge Brown silk and straw woven material nave osen
used for another of the winter models to be worn Well
on the back of the head, showing the toreheao.
Blocks is showing several interesting new millinery
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Visitor Is Guest

Mrs. Ada Rose and Miss Mabel
Rose gave q luncheon today at the
Marott for Mrs. Henry Garrison,
Chicago, who is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Medford Whistler. The table
was centered with a red Christmas
tree, tied with tulle. and places were
marked with red nut baskets.
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Various Conceptions of
off the-Face' Hats Shown
in Blocks French Salon
Extreme and Modified Styles Available in
Wide Selection of Materials Including
Crepe and Flannel.
BY HELEN LINDSAY.

suitable pleasing gifts to the
Christmas still fall back
check And Of these checks
William Block Company
of the face mode Just have arrived
cruise fashions millinery intended Tor win
tel
All of the designers what "ofthe
should the whose
are regular withstand this baroness while others have
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Installation Set

Mrs. Frieda Patton, II South
Ninth street, Beech Grove, will en-
terrain the Patsies tomorrow after
noon. Formal installation Of off,
GERS is scheduled and dinner win
be served guests.