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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-25

dick and Mrs. S. L. Potter have ar
ranged the curriculum 10 include
discussions Of schools and colleges
public figures. professions. supersti-
tons, artists. psychology and phases
OF modern Jazz in the Negro world
The following members Of the ros-
ter will read papers. Mesdames O
L. Black. George Buck. c. H Wind
erS, 0. S. Moore. c. /. Withner {
L. Potter. o H Bakemeier. p. NJ.
Cornelius, A. r. Robinson. r. W
Schulmeyer F B Gill and c A
Woerner. Jr A book will be re-
viewed at each session.
Special celebrations will be held
by the club on Dec. Is with Mrs L.
NJ. Richardson and Mrs. Robinson.
chairmen Of the Christmas party:
and on March when officers will
be elected at the covered dish
luncheon meeting. May 10 Will close
the years program with a guest DAY
observance.
Other officers with Mrs Zoercher
are Mrs. 2. w. Schulmever. vice
president; Mrs o. S. Flick. record
ing secretary; Mrs Moore. cores
ponding secretary. and Miss Martha
CUNNINGHAM. treasurer. The ad-
visory committe includes Mrs. Nc
Gaughey Mrs. J. P. Smith and Mrs.
l. " Richardson
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Club Aids.
Delegates
Appointed
w 0 m a n 5 Department
Group Is Ready
for Year.

Mrs r. O. McAlexander. president
Of the WOman's Department Club,
has appointed her committee-aids
and club delegates for the year,
which Will open with a president s
dav program. sept. 81 The year
book vii. be distributed on that
DAY and Mrs. Merritt E Woon.
chairman Of the prospective mem
bership group. announces the en-
rollment OF twenty-five new mem
bers.
The following members Will serve
as committee heads Mrs Carl j.
Weinhardt. bulletin. Mrs. John
Downing Johnson. courtesy: Mrs.
Mervin Stanton. curator Mrs. W. P.
Morton. decorations; Mrs Donald
Graham. door. Mrs Alvin T Coate.
educational funds Mrs. Frederick
G BALI. federated club co-opera-
ton. Mrs James D Ermston.
finance: Mrs j. E. Barcus. histo-
rian; Mrs Leonidas f. Smith. hos
pitality; Mrs Harry E Watson.
house and gardens. Mrs Arthur S.
AyreS. loyalty Mrs. J. F. Edwards.
charter membership and Mrs. John
NJ. Williams, life membership.
Other heads include Mrs. VIII c.
Hitz. music: Mrs Ermston, nomina-
tons: Mrs. Edward Ferger. election
board; Mrs Clayton Hunt Ridge.
program: Mrs. Philip A. Keller. pub
licity. Mrs Arthur r. Dewey.
rentals; Mrs Edward Franklin
White. reviSionS. Mrs Edward L.
PedloW, ushers; Mrs A. c. Barbour.
ways and means. Mrs. John Con-
nor, year book: Mrs a. Edgar Shir-
ley, roster. and Mrs. Edgar R
EskeW distribution
Delegates to the Indiana Fedora
tion of clubs at South Bend. oct.
"a to 26 will be Mrs. McAlexander.
Mrs Coate. Mesdames William c.
Bartholomew. E L. Burnett, John
Engelke. Ronald Foster. Tilden F.
Greer. Paul T. Payne, Fred L. Pet
tijohn. Harley w Rhodehamel, w.
c Smith with the following alter
mates
Mesdames Horace G. Casady,
George NJ. Cornelius. James D.
ErmSton. Curtis Hodges. Clayton
Ridge and Madison Swadener.
Mrs. Johnson anG MIS-. McAlex-
ander, delegates to the Seventh
District Federation Of Clubs, will
have Mrs. Paul T. Hurt and Mrs.
J B Phillips as alternates, and
Mrs. James NJ. Dungeon Will be al
ternate for Mrs. Charles H. Smith
as delegate to indianapolis Com-
Gil of Women
The club will observe founders
charter members and life men,
bers day jar. %. with Mrs. Ridge
in charge. and the May day party
is scheduled for Ma 3. The ways
and means committee Will have
charge Of the luncheons on the
special days A buffet luncheon
will be served on the general club
days
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four But the fourth should be milk
only. Later he needs only three.
He needs cooked foods Eyes. in
summer and plenty Of milk He
needs cereals twice q day. we'll
cooked vegetables celery. spinach.
lettuce beets. peas beans. cabbage.
cauliflower, tomatoes-the list could
20 on.
For very young children make
purecs 'pulpsl Of them when
cooked, or cut up the vegetables
finely and make them into soup. Not
all Of these things every dav. Of
course. but some of them-a variety.
He needs milk. some fresh meat.
never fried and no thick gravy
also eggs fish or chicken Some
plain sweets fat such as butter and
certain amount Of fruit cooked or
plain-but ask the doctor about the
fruit! Whole wheat bread is better
than too much fine white bread
His meals should be regular His
bedtime should be O'Clock every
night He should have nap or
rest period during the day He
should be bathed regularly He
needs fresh air day and night and
his own bed If possible
And If he isn't well. or is round
shouldered. bad color or has no
appetite he needs doctor
There are ten million malnour-
ished children In the United States.
Most Of these are too late 10
catch They come from rich and
poor families. and they got their
start in the pre-School age
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Miss Carroll,
Bride ELECT, to
Be Honor Guest

Prenuptial parties continue to
honor Miss Hildalou Carroll. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Thomas a. Carroll.
whose marriage to E. Eugene Daw-
son will take place Sept. /. Miss
Anne Myers Will entertain tonight
at her home, 81 West Twentv-first
street. with a personal shower and
bridge party.
Guests with the bride-elect and
Mrs. Carroll Will include her sisters.
Mrs Frank Langsenkamp Jr. and
Mrs Edward Dowd. and Misses
Sarah Frances Kackley. Doris Hart.
Joyce Conversion, Ethel Finley. Betty
King and Mrs. n L. Shiplev.
The hostess will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs Hazel Myers. and her
sister. Miss Betty Myers. Orchid
flowers viii be arranged on the serv-
ing tables, to be lighted with green
tapers
Miss Kackley will. entertain with
a tea and bathroom shower Satrr-
day afternoon az her home. ash
Broadway
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Nelc Ideas Used for PerfumcrV

that the hypnotic
perfumes
and today they recognized only
both
The latest development perfume ideas
light perfume sold
Circle These pellets
has been captured
They may be scattered the clothing open
receptacle the a
To perfume the house
cooking the manufacturers Moonlight perfected
perforated be lamp tho
bulbs the perfume
The perfume is not an incense and does burn
perforated
the light bulbs pellets shape
the may
o
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Z. c. T. L. UNIONS TO
SPONSOR RECITAL

Thurman. Carrie NJ. Ross and
Highland unions Of the w. c. T. L.
will sponsor a recital at 8 Tuesday
night in the Simpson NJ f. church.
by the OVERLY family. Proceeds will
be used in the educational week Of
the organization.
The affair is open 70 the public
Mrs. Francis Washington Mrs. Car
RE NJ Ross and Mrs. Esther Wall
are in charge OF arrangements.
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PIRATE PARTY TO
ENTERTAIN BRIDE

Treasure hunt pirate tavors and
red and black appointments Will
carry OUT The theme q the pirate
party. 10 be given tonight by Misses
Delma and DelOrls Vostal a, their
home. SO North Bolton avenue. Tor
Mrs. LOUIS a Whiteseu recent
bride Bridge Will De played fol-
lowing the hunt
Guests VIII include Mrs Walter
Hendrickson. Mrs Paul Green. Mrs.
Gerald Martz. AIRS Fletcher King
and Misses Virginia Lett Betty
Fletcher Frances Lyons. Helen Cor
man and Marcy Dirnberger.
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Sigma
Chapter Meets
at Breakfast

Lampas chapter Of the Epsilon
Sigma Omicron will hold a business
meeting at Monday afternoon at
the Rauh Memorial library.
Officers and committee chairmen
of the group were guests OF Mrs.
E Preston Jones at breakfast
Thursday at her home. 30l0 North
Talbot street. Mrs. Jones is the
incoming president Pink and green
colors We're carried out in the table
appointments and the decorations.
Those who attended were Mes
danes John F. Engelke, Roscoe
Leavitt. W I Hoag. Albert on,
Merritt E. Wolf. Ronald Foster. c.
H. Augstein and Robert Beatty.
The group meets the second Mon
day in every month to transact its
business. Mrs Woolf Is in charge
of the publicity
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Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

another girl four years ago and
left me for her But somehow we
went back together again He
says he loves me. but isn't man
enough to make me believe it.
I still love him and he is a good
provider, but deep down in my
heart I can't feel that he Is sat
isfied. I always am expecting him
to do the same thing again. We
have no sex appeal for each other.
Should We continue living to-
gether? ANN.
Answer - Women and elephants
never forget! After all, the marriage
bond proved stronger than your
husbands love Tor the other girl
What you feel is the lack of certain
qualities within yourself which
would make him more enthusiastic
in his profession of love. I do not
mean TO blame you for such luck
You might be wholly satisfactory to
some one else. But since YOU still
love this man it would seem wiser
TO study the problem a little longer
and see il YOU can't solve it.
After a woman has been spurned
as a love object. her pride is SO
/ damaged that she constantly seeks
balm for her wounded feelings and
Is prone 10 overlook the husband s
side OF the problem. even while low
ing him deeply If you could set
aside these painful feelings for a
time. YOU might see more light on
your situation
You mention that your husband
treated YOU like a baby for Sin
wears. whereupon he left abruptly
+ for another girl. Could it be that
he grew tired Of fathering YOU and
crayed a more adult relationship:
+ Since I know so little about you. !
can't help YOU further without more
information.
Dear Jane Jordan-I have been
+ married for four years. 7 adore
UdDItS, Dul GO not belong 70 any
ladies aids Lots OF Al house
wives would be shocked at my ap-
parent indifference TO the duties
T OF a wife but III bet two bits 10
a nickle I'll still have my husband
IN love with me. preferring and
enjoying my company when they
are sitting home wondering where
friend husband is
DOUBLE X.
Answer recommend this por.
ton Of your letter for the consid-
Grafton Of Anxious and Ann Some
times a husband looks out OF tht
window because his wife IS 100 mar.
rowly domestic and has lost III;
knack Of entertaining him
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BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARLOW

The child who needs Just as
careful watching as the baby is the
one from two to six years Of age
We bend over backward to keep
the baby safe that is right We
organize all sorts Of regular physical
examinations and free clinics for
the school child. see that he gets
his regular milk in school hours,
and in many cases free lunches. And
that is right. too
But what do we do for the pre-
school child? Almost nothing at
all. 1t is called by certain indig-
nant specialists trying to save child
life the neglected age and so it is.
The child gets almost his entire
heritage of health under six. Then
why it is that so many people be-
come careless Of him and take 1t
for granted that after his Dabyhood
he can sit al the table and eat the
same food his parents eat-pastry.
rich sauces too much starch, strong
grayieS and the ike?
Needs Special Attention
Besides all this. he is not old
enough 10 attend to himself as the
s or 8-year-old brothers and sisters.
vet in some mysterious way he is
allowed to shift for himself
OF course. I am speaking in gen
eraHues Many mothers are very
careful Of these little folk And
even those who are inclined TO think
the two-to-siX child needs no spc-
cial attention are hardly 10 be
blamed. because the needs Of such
children have never been accented
The emphasis has ever been on the
baby and on the school child.
To show how important this age
now is considered II has been proved
over and over that diseases spring
ing suddenly 70 life during Adde'S
cance 13 to 49, are direct results
Of trouble. unnouc2d. beginning
during these early years
tuberculosis, chronic infections
bone trouble mainourishment and
its dire effects-everv kind and va
riety Of diseases that seem 10 spring
from nowhere ct the developing"
age are found 10 have their begin
nings away back in early childhood
What. then. should be done about
the 10 s child2
First Of all he should be nourished.
But he eats all the time. his
mother may say. That Just is It.
But WHAT does he eat. how much
and when?
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1ane back about
once a week. He
always was afec-
tiOnate when he
came home and
would kiss me
several times be-
fore leaving again
Then he went
to a lawyer and
started divorce
proceedings. I
went 10 a lawyer.
too. as I was told
it would be best
for me TO get the
divorce. as I would
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-25

The annual Weekend party Of
Alpha Tau chapter Alpha Zeta
Beta sorority. viii be Saturday and
Sunday at Driftwood camp Tennis.
golf swimming and riding Will be
followed 10y dancing at night
Forty-fve members Will attend
Committee members Tor entertain
ment Will include Mrs Carl Schu-
bert. chairman Mrs Joe NiesSe
and Misses Mildred Schubert. Karh-
crime Kramer and Pauline Work
man
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shown. % be worn with the rich black velvet which is
10 be popular this season In the collection clip OF
round matte crystal used with rhinestones and
baguetteS. cleaning metal one large ring of
white gold with huge synthetic cut square and
set high
To bring out the effect Of this new jewery which is
direct throwback the elegance Of 1890 AyreS has
used unique decorative showcase idea
The in the iewelry department have been
decorated TO represent the heavy draped windows Of
the Lady Lou" period Disclosed by these drawn
Grapes are water color sketches Of ladies in 800
costumes and poses
one depicts Lady Lou herself her hour-glass
figure swathed in black Yelyet ano her blond head
topped with a sweeping black hat
Another shows OF the period in a victoria
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Do YOU need help with your problems
Write to Jane Jordan. who will answer
your questions in this column.
Dear Jane Jordan-My husband
and were happy until about a year
ago. when he fell in love with an
other girl The girl didn't stick
by him. but left town Still he
kept talking separation, saving he
Just wasn't happy He left, but
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Card Parties

August cycle Of the Good Will
Club Of St Joseph church viii spon-
sor a card party al 2:3O Monday aft
ernoon al The hall 6l7 East North
street Mrs Edward VonBurg
chairman viii be assisted By hel
committee.
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Kitchen in
City Caters
to EpicureS
Charm House, in Old
Colonial Style, Has
Wide Popularity.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Linz. Mnman- Pc TdItnr

a MERICA has nothing COMPARE
L n bic 70 Frances reccgniztion OF
culinary merit There. many a re-
tauratcur wears the insignia % the
Legion o. Honor Here the only
gesture u appreciation is patron
are
IIa.aEapols has a charm House.
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hOington Fortnighty Club
to Study Art of Negro

Irvington Fortnightly Club will
study the music literature and art
Of the American Negro at the BIZ
monthly sessions held at the homes
Of CLUB members during the year.
Mrs z. A Williams and Mrs. sam
uel McGaughev will be hoStesses for
the opening meeting Oct with
Mrs Philip Zoercher, club president,
presiding.
Mrs. J. P. Smith. Mrs W A. Red
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F0nlilY at Home

Captain and Mrs. Lee V. Harris
and daughter Florence. are at home
al 1858 Washington boulevard
Captain Harris who recently took
charge OF al r. O. T. c. units in
local high schools was enrolled last
year IN an advanced training course
az p. Sill Okla.
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ger more for the children.
The other day he came over TO
see the children, and now he
wants me 10 be wife TO him
again He says he hasn't been
with any girls since we've been
separated Why does he ask this
Of me. when he could 60 other
places? I don't want 10 make an
enemy OF him but would I be do
ing right?
II our home could be like it
was few years ago. I wouldn't
mind. but would 7 just have the
same old thing over again?
ANXIOUS.
Answer-One student of divorce
saws OF all the things that bind
people together in marriage. the
carnal link is supposed TO be the
mos, ephsmeral. but this same ply
steal bond many times outlasts all
the supposedly imperishable lows OF
comradeShip and animalistic love
lives 10 make mock OF the grave
where spiritual affection lies bu-
ried
Il Is not unusual for the divorced
or aoOut-to- be divorced. husband
70 return 10 the wife who for SC
long has been his habitual base OF
satisfaction Perhaps there is truth
III The old song. 4 hate 10 lose YOU
I'm so used 10 YOU now.
The person on the verge Of d.
yorce seldom IS happy Blue ano
discouraged he breads 10 make tie
effort necessary 70 win g person O.
any Importance. L Is easier to re-
turn 10 The woman whose reserve:
We're crashed long ago After 3
period Of separation. his irritation.
Gle down and he decides she WASH
so bad after al.
Reconciliation made on this basis
seldom are satisfactory. The prob.
lem IS no nearer solution than be-
fore Physical necessity. aided anc
a6etted by spiritual lethargv. MAKE
the Old union seem easier for :
time. but unless the Fundamental
causes for freedom have been re-
moved. Il Won't De long Before tbs
unhappy couple IS confronted with
The old trouble again
I suggest a frank talk with YOU,
husband about your mutual cause,
for dissatisfaction Il YOU can come
70 a good working agreement in
which each agrees 20 do his part II
NRA manner. II might De worth
while 10 Try II again.
Dear Jane Jordaa-Ive been
married for ten years. For SIX
years M husband treated me like
a babyC ta,it he had an affair With
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Cheese on Potato

II YOU want 70 try something a
little different from canapes made
with fish. put creamed roquefort
cheese on potato chips. Make tiny
balls Of the cheese and put one on
each potato chip. They're delicious
with iced drinks.
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passed
pleasure o
Other drawings show ladies tight hitting tea pouring for
handsome
The sketches BY young girl i'm
indianapolis pictures O ganorols
on n cases
TIE Lady jewery n synthetic
settings Rhinestone
to the evelry made with the pearl settings
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SOrOrities

Mrs. Conrad Reibe viii De hostess
for the meeting Of the Kappa Sigma
Chi sorority meeting at 3 tonight
at the Rose O'Sharon tearoom.
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Mrs. PedSe Hostess

Mrs Helen Pease VIII entertain
with a bridge party tonight a, the
Spink-Arms. Her guests VIII be
members Of Epsilon p chapter. Del
"a Theta Tau sorority. and Mrs
Hollie Sh.edler and Miss Patricia
Custer
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Elegance Is Keynote of
New Lady Lou Jewelry;
Small Stones Are Fused
Display Includes Rings, Clips, Pins, Neck
laces and Bracelets in Setting
of Days Long Gone
BY HELEN LINDSAY

THE Lady Lou evy must have certain elegance and look
To
S
O
Synthetic display
open ewery shown pins
Diamond Lii herself. realistic
pearls and pearl
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which is cu.tivat-
ing the CASTRO
monte side Of the
people The pop
ularity IF tho place
proves that the
people know and
appreciate goOC
food
Like every lit
Tie eating place in
Paris the Charm
House prides it.
self on a Spe-
ci1.itc dc ia Nal
son ApprOprl-
atelv this colo
dining place
-D.....el L.
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Is II proper 20 dress for din
Il ner the FIRST night out on
ships K.
II YOU have sailed in The
late afternoon for a long trip
and arc tired after the hustle
Of departure YOU need not
dress, many Of the other pas
sengers are sure 10 feel Just az
you do But il is usual 70 dress
the 1rst night out on short
festive cruises. which have re-
CURED no such frantic prepara-
tons for sailing
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YOUR CHILD.
Children From 2 to 6 Need
As Much Care As Infant

This Is the last Of six articles bv
Olive Roberts Barton. authority on prob
lens Of collaborating. on summer Care
Of Babies"
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old ward Hacklcman home on
North Delaware street. SETS off its
Creole I'll hes With piping hot bis
cults. 71d 70 add = little flourish 70
our dining out hors doeuvres are
tomptiuE appetzers
The Charm House ab0uuds In the
quality W.rh which ID describes it,
self Olaf Jensen meets las guests at
the door Sometimes hc seats them
Immediately. or. II it's a rush hour
he shows them 10 the terrace at
the back o. the house
He strikes up conversations. he
learns their names and when they
call again. he remembers. Many
an ep.Cure dimes at the Charm
house and Mr. Jensen likes TO hear
their It's the best I've ever eaten. ="
Personality stamps House
Mrs. Jensen moves graciously
through the serving rooms. and
greets her guests. who admire the
interior decorating Mrs Jensen
once was ala interior decorator. and
the house IS tamped with her per
SOnally
Various STYLES Of colonial tables
are laid with 'ace cloths and doilies
and set WITH red. amber. blue. green
o. crystal glassware All the serv-
ices are OF hobnaIl crystal
The walls Of Two rooms are blue
another is white. Chintz drapes
with yellow background relieve
the severity 81 blue a brown back
ground i'm Grapes mellows the bar
rem white Pastel water colOrs add
charm
Shelves hold antique dishes and
glassware Bowls or flowers reflect
themselves in mirrors Coffee is
served from heavy. antique services.
At might hight OF candles play over
the shining tables and appoint
mcn,s The warmth beckons TO The
pasScrby
Skill Flavors Cooking
Last week Mrs Jensen com
pleted decorations of the card room
and lounge upstairs And old cash
mere shawl. which was a wedding
gift to her paternal grandmother.
is draped over the winding stairs
leading 20 the waiting rooms
Rugs rich in color as a grape wine
held to The light hurry your foot
steps as YOU glance IN The door
Chairs and davenpOrts are covered
in glazed slips Of green eggplant
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GROUPS TO
PLAN STREET FAIR

Final arrangements for the Sahara
Grotto street fair viii De completed
tonight when the wonlen's auxiliary
will meet with officers Of the Grotto
al the home. Thirteenth street and
Park avenue. The fair will be held
Friday night. Mrs. Ray Ollie is
general chairman.
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stuffing Is Not Enough

Food necessarily does not mean
nourishment Quantity does not
mean quality To stuff him with
bread and Jam isn't feeding him
He needs three regular meals a
dav. When very Young he needs
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Sororitu Members Guests

NUI IT ~ II ItVVI . = Q ~
Members Of the Epsilon chapter OF
Phi Beta. dramatic sorority Of the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory CT
Music. Will be guests OF Mrs. Lu-
ellie Silver at her home II Martins
willie tonight.
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NIoleSkin
dyed to match
the green
ribbed crepe
from which
the luncheon
suit is made.
is part of
the allure.
Note the
bow neckline
and the knee
length coat.
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Dear Jane Jordaa-Ive been
married for ten years. For SIX
years M husband treated me like
a baby but he had an affair with