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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-07
Pr PHI GROUP TO
PRESENT PROGRAM

The years program Of the Pi Beta
Phi Mothers Club of Butler univer-
sity will begin with a luncheon Mon
day in honor OF mothers of new
pledges. Mrs. George Bowman is
chairman, assisted by MesdameS
Forrest Kellogg, W. NJ. Springer, E.
J. Baker, w. K. Gearen and w. j.
Behmer.
Honor guests will be MeSdames
R. D. Branamen. F. D. Fisher, J. w.
Beasley, Lew Hill, D. F. Brownlee,
Agatha Ward. Frances Calvin, Ada
NJ. Bing, F. N. Crowell, Allen F.
Lewis, c. J. Shirk, c. D. Hoyt, Urban
K. Wilde ST., Clarence Wysong, J. L.
White, T. R. DUNCAN, w. H. Rey-
noldS, John Nachinhorst, WILDER L.
Clark, Vern w. Harvey of Candy,
Lawrence Parsons of Candy and
Fred Bealle of Rushville.
Mrs. L. L. Flint of the Alumnae
Club will give a talk. Mrs. Henry
Holt is president.
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Rabbi TarShiSh VIII Address
Department Club Gathering

Mrs. Arley E. McNeely will re-
view Andrew Jackson" by Marquis
James, at the meeting of the book
a-month study group under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. H. B. Pike at
1920 Wednesday at the clubhouse.
Literature and drama department
will serve luncheon at 1890 with
Mrs. Albert H. Hinkle, chairman.
Other club events include meet
ing of the board of directors at
10 Monday in the clubhouse; lunch
con meeting of the auxiliary to
P. H. N, A. with Mrs. Charles B.
Crist, 3446 Guilford at 1890 Tues
day.
Miss Mary Gavin will lecture on
Rhythm of Life" at the clubhouse
at 8 Friday afternoon. Her assist
ants will be Mrs. Walter Lieber,
Miss Try Fuller, Miss Dorthea
Hanna, Miss Marie Clymer, Miss
Laura Shultz and Mrs. Mary Tag
CART.
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Rabbi Jacob Tarshish of Colum-
bus, o., will be guest speaker at the
general club meeting of the Wom-
ans Department Club at 2:30 on
Wednesday. His subject will be
The Strength and Weakness of
America"
Rabbi M NJ. Feuerlicht and Rabbi
Elias Charry will attend as guests of
the club. Mrs. Everett NJ. Scho-
field and Mrs. Arthur S. Ayres will
preside at the tea table at the social
hour following the program.
HoStesSes will be Mrs. Leonidas F.
Smith, chairman, and members of
the hospitality committee. Aids to
the president, who will assist dur
ing the afternoon, will be Mesdames
Harold NJ. Trusler, Everett z. Lett.
George j. Mess, Frederick C. Al
bershardt, H. L. Brown, NJ. F. Con-
nor, Earl R. Cox, Felix M. McWhir-
ter, Hollis Shideler, and Ellis E.
sluss, and Miss Bessie McClain.
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Dinner Meeting
Will Be Held
by A. A. u. w.

Members and guests of the Amer
lean Association of University
Women will attend the first dinner
meeting of the organization at $50
Thursday at the Claire Ann Shower
Nursery school, 1865 North New
Jersey street. Mrs. Walter P Morton
will preside.
Miss Irma E. Voight, sectional
director of the northeast central
section of the association, and dean
of women at Ohio university,
Athens, o., will be guest speaker.
She will discuss What A A. U. w.
Means"
Mrs. Paul E. Tombaugh, Indiana
state division president, will present
highlights from the state and ma
tional point of view. Miss Mary
Rigg, fellowship committee chair
man, will present a display of the
map, Conquest of a Continent"
Miss Vera Morgan, membership
chairman, will introduce the new
members of the association: Mes
danes Lewis L. Beard, Earl R.
Beckner, Ray H. Briggs, Everett E.
Campbell, John L. Goldthwaite, G.
Norman Green, H. E. Grosbach, S.
R. Harrell, Glen G. Heavenridge,
Henry w. Irwin, Kathryn Jameson
Journey, M. E. Krahl, w. H. Max
well, j. C. Morrison, H. E. Parker,
J. L. Rainey, E. M. Schofield, Horace
A. Shonle, L. L. Schwartz, Paul R.
Summers, Agnes Wade and DR.. Lii
liam Crockett Lowder; Misses Allena
Grafton, nellie Ramey, Ora G.
Smith, Sybl Stevens and Hilda I.
Stewart.
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

Welfare Club will hold a luncheon
meeting at 1890 with Mrs. w. R.
Hatton, Fortville, as hostess. Mrs.
Robert Stokes, chairman. will be
assisted by Mesdames Frank J.
Haight, B. F. Kinnick, Harold
Haasis, Elsie Brubaker, Volney E.
Huff and E. L. Donahue.
Mrs. H. w. Rhodehamel will pres
ent "A Literary Journey to the
East" at the meeting of the Present
Day club. with Mrs. Hubert Smith
and Mrs. L. J. Mills in charge.
Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson will give
an informal talk at the presidents
day luncheon Of the Irvington Co
terie Club. Mesdames c. E. DON
nell. Chester Albright, Louis B.
johnson, and o. H. Bakemeier as
hOsteSSeS.
Elks Cervus Club will hold a card
party at the AntlerS following a
short business meeting at ?. Mrs.
L. E. Echart and Mrs. R. Greenwald
will be hoStesSes.
Mrs. Frank Cramer, 1868 Park
avenue. will be hostess for the
monthly meeting of the II Jamalie
Club at s. Mrs Clarence Winchell,
Mrs. Ted Jordan and Mrs. Homer
Cook are in charge.
Mothers Club of Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity of Butler univer-
Sity will begin its bridge tournament
at at the chapter house, 1921 Sun
set avenue.
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Miss Frances Holiday Is chair
man of concessions for the saddle
horse roundup Sunday, Oct. IS,
at Gregg farms. Miss Holiday
represents the Junior League ways
and means committee, which is
earning individual portions of the
budget for the occupational
therapy department of the Riley
hospital.
Mrs. Norman Baxter is a men,
Der of the committee in charge
of the luncheon-b bridge party on
Tuesday at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club. Mrs. j. w. Stickney
is committee chairman.
Before her marriage Wednes-
day at the SIS. Peter and Paul
cathedral Mrs. Robert Hilger was
Miss Mary Helen Shea. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
jeremiah c. Shea. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilger will live in Columbus.
Mrs. Elsa Haerle is executive
secretary of the Indiana State
Symphony Society, which is con-
Quoting its campaign for new
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Holiday have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Ruth Hola-
day, to Clarence M. Morgan of
Terre Haute. The wedding will
take place in November.
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Dorothy Riegel
to Be Married
in Home Rites

Miss Dorothy Riegel will be mar
ried to Everett M. Whiteman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Whiteman OF
Elwood, in a candlelight ceremony
at 7:45 tonight at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Riegel, Ala Parker avenue.
The Rev. o. A. Trinkle will Of
ficiate at the ceremony before an
improvised altar of palms and ferns.
Mrs. Whiteman will sing Il Love
You Truly" and 20 Promise Me"
and Miss Doris Craig, pianist, will
play traditional songs.
The bride, to be given in mar
riage by her father, will wear a pink
taffeta gown with hip-length tulle
veil and blue accessories. Her
flowers will be Briarcliffe roses and
delphiniums. Miss Margaret Rte
gel, the brides sister, will be brides
maid, wearing pale green organza
gown with Talisman roses. Marilyn
Jane McCarty will be flower girl.
Her dress will be of pink taffeta and
she will carry basket of rose petals.
Bert Riegel, brother of the bride,
will be best man, and Edwin Bowers.
usher. Assisting at the reception
will be Misses Alice Yates, Mary
Bell, Margaret Wilson and Mary
Jane Wabnitz.
The couple will take a trip to
Chicago, the bride travelling in a
brown swagger suit. They will live
at Elwood.
Out -of-town guests will be Messrs.
and Mesdames Virgil Case, Don
Case, Edward Riegel, Henry Hackett,
Wiley Pugh, Thomas Russell,
Charles Robinson and Edward
Lewis, and Miss Ruth Waymire, all
of Elwood; Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Webb and Misses Lois and Naomi
Webb. all of Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs.
Newall Juday of Peru; Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Elliott of Cincinnati
Mrs. Florence Dudenhoeffer of
Frankfort; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Boone
of Maysville. KY; Russell Case of
Brooksville, KY, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oral West and Donald West, all Of
Atlanta, Ind.
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TyrOleUn Hat COpy Is ShOlUn

MOTHER interesting the
4 of the Tyroean designed is
black French
made sections from the peak colored feather
Alpine style Hapers Bazaar explains the tendency the Troean
this interesting calls
ton to the fact that visitors for several years have returned from that
clothing
clothing
Tyroean satisfy interesting costumes
shown there.
the Cinema hats by actresses in the film Morning
Katherine the
in the shop hat of black
antelope monkey bang effect the forehead
designer Marion Vale
accompanying cuffs the elbow Of
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Music Sorority
Will Entertain
New Students

Miss Ada Bieking and new stu
dents Of Arthur Jordan Conserva-
tory Of Music will be honor guests
at a musicale tea to be given at 3
Wednesday by Sigma Alpha Iota,
national musical sorority.
Mrs. c. Harold Larsh, recently ap-
pointed province president, and Mrs.
Charles c. Martin, president of M
Zeta alumnae chapter, will pour, as
sisted by the following: Misses Irma
Mae Steele, Betty Martindale,
Ruth Cant, Susan Gray Shedd,
Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Gertrude
Whelan.
Others assisting will be Mrs. Ruth
Sterling Devin, Mrs. Ethelwyne Arm
hotter, Mrs. Blanche Noggle, Mrs.
LISA Cox, Mrs. Elizabeth Whistler
and Mrs. Irene Jarrard.
Mrs. Mildred Moore arranged the
afternoon program, which will in
clude selections by Miss Cant and
Miss Eugenia Madigson, accompa-
MED by Miss Dorothy Bartholomew,
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PARTY
SET FOR TUESDAY

Mrs. Joseph S. Griggs is general
chairman of the annual card party
to be held at ? Tuesday at the
Altenheim, 20O7 North Capitol ave
nue.
Other members i'll charge include
Mrs. Otto G. Busching. chairman of
reservations assisted by Miss Emma
Minter: Mrs. Charles Kistner ana
Mrs. Amelia Galloway. door COM
mittee, and Miss Katie Kerr, deco
rationA
The refreshments committee in
cludes MesdameS Oscar Mueller,
chairman: Otto c. BuSching, Chris
Willmanns, Theodore SCHUYLER,
Elizabeth A. Anding, William C.
Schaefer. Fred Schlegel, and Misses
Alice Mueller. Emma Minter and
Lena Schramm.
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Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Alfred Piel
and Mrs. H. c. Piel arranged the
steak roast on the grounds near the
barn. Steaks sizzled, and noses
shifted with anticipation.
Sunday will be another show day
for the Arlington riders. Six of the
show horses of the club will be en-
tered in the Ft. Wayne Saddle and
Bride Club event. Mrs. MOgg
bought a horse last week and, I'M
named as yet, it will make its de-
but in the shows at FIT. Wayne.
Mrs. Mogg had been watching the
horse for two years, and now It's
her own.
Statesman viii Show
Mrs. Frank Hoke will ride her
Dresden Lady and Mrs. Don Test
will enter Mitzie. Miss Audrey
Pugh will ride K. x. Guthridges
Dorothy Dalton.
Metzgers Statesman will show
under their colOrS, and it was to
DP dlIlOSL d GULL bAiAOW WAlCbAAOA
Puss in Boots or Patricia was to
go along.
Fred Sharp Of Franklin can al
most be claimed as Indianapolis
own, as practically every day finds
him in town doing. his bit toward
getting the show ready for the Sad
die horse roundup Sunday, Oct. 10.
He's sending Sandra, his jumper
stabbed at Algonquin Riding Club,
to the FIT. Wayne show and another
jumper, which he keeps at Franklin.
Jumper Is Entered
DR.. P. o. Bonham Of Algonquin,
has entered Up, his jumper, and
Max Bonham will put him through
the test. Misses Irma and Jane
Drake will ride their new Gin Fizz
in events.
Robert Mannix will be up on
Brutus, the jumper of Wallace o.
Lee, and Bob Brown is expecting
prize performances from his three
gated Indiana Chief and five-gait-
ed Madame Butterfly, which he
houses at the fairgrounds stables.
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EMERSON PIT. A.
TO HOLD MEETING

Emerson high school PIT. A. So
will hold its opening meeting at
BIS Wednesday. with Mrs. Max
Norris, incoming president, in
charge. George Fisher will talk on
What the School Expects of Par
ents and What Parents Should
Expect of the School"
Miss Mary Elizabeth Golfer will
sing several selections, followed by
a reception and tea.
Other officers are: Mesdames
Robert Mottern, first vice presi-
dent; Morville Wells, second vice.
president; Paul Jackson, treasurer:
John Shaefer, recording secretary;
Laurence Hayes, corresponding sec
rotary; william DeBolt and Miss
Halsie Warren, delegates.
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SERVICE CLUB TO
GIVE STYLE SHOW

A style show and musical tea will
be given at Friday afternoon in
Ayres auditorium by the Service
Club of the First Baptist church.
The class, with a membership of
10, contributes to the baby patients
of the Coleman hospital.
Mrs. Charles E. Yarbrough is gen
eral chanman,s and Mrs. H. M.
Hooker and Mrs. Rudolph Miller
will pour, assisted by Mesdanes J..
NJ. Hedges, j. L. Gressitt, William
O. Cheeseman, NJ. G. Reed, j. w.
Whitehead and J. E. Rise. Mrs.
Lillian Spoon and Jerry Downer
will present a musical program.
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BETHEL ZEDECK
GROUP TO MEET

Mrs. J. A. Goodman, president Of
the Bethel Zedeck Sisterhood, will
outline activities of the season at
the luncheon at 1890 Monday in
the vestry rooms of the temple,
Thirty fourth and Ruckle streets
Mrs. Morris Perk is luncheon chair
man.
The program will include talk
by Rabbi Elias Charry. leader at the
temple. Robert NJ. Taylor, tenor,
assisted by j. Thrasher will present
a musical program. Mrs. Philip
Falender, chairman of the program
committee fer the year.
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New members of Alpha Kappa
Latreian will be honor guests at the
opening meeting of the club Tues
dav at the home of Miss Ruth
Beckman, 4729 North Capitol ave-
nue.. Mrs. Roger Knode Brown,
club president, will assist the
hostess.
Mrs. David Ross, club counselor,
will welcome new members and give
a short talk on the club work for
the Flower Mission. Mrs. Drew Ross,
program chairman, arranged the
afternoon meeting.
Mrs. Lee Fox is chairman of the
benefit card party to be held at
Banner Whitehill auditorium at 2
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'333 CLASS WILL
ATTEND MEETING

Social hour of the october meet
ing of st. Agnes A1umnae Associ-
alton at 8 Monday will be in honor
of the 1888 graduating class. Misses
Sara Jordan and Mary Agnes Fin
herman will be hostesses. Their as
sistants will be Misses Katherine
Roach, Katherine Mulrey and Mar
tina Jane DIN.
Glasses of '98. 'O3, 'OS, 10, 10, %
and % will hold reunions. 1ridge,
games and music will form the pro-
gram for the social hour. Plans
will be discussed for Halloween
party, to be given for the benefit of
the scholarship fund.
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PARTY GIVEN FOR
MARGARET WEST

Mrs. H. K. West entertained at
her home, 438 Eastern avenue,
Thursday night with a surprise
birthday party for her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret West. Green
and rose appointments we're used.
Guests included Misses Beatrice
Cecil, Mary Hickey, Edith Huebner,
Virginia and Lois Lllnd, Dorothy
Sellers and Mary Sullivan.
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CURRENT EVENTS
CLUB WILL MEET

Mrs. R. D. Stober, incoming presi-
dent, and Mrs. c. NJ. Raber past
president, will be honored at the
presidents day luncheon of the
Current Events Club Thursday at
the home of Mrs. G. F. Daniel, 3433
Graceland avenue.
Mrs. T. H. Hazelrigg will talk on
What Nature Has Done for These
United States" in keeping with the
years theme, These United States"
Mrs. F. A. Symmes will be assistant
hostess.
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SIGMA NJ PLEDGE
MOTHERS GUESTS

Mothers of Butler university
Sigma NJ fraternity pledges will be
honor guests at a musical tea
Wednesday afternoon at the chap
ter house, 655 Hampton drive. The
affair is under auspices Of the fra
ternity Mothers club.
The following musical program
will be presented: ID Flat Etude,"
"Humoresque," Miss Henri Lane;
"The Swan" "Gavotte," Miss Jean
Lane, accompanied by Miss Mae
Henri Lane; violin numbers by
Miss Pauline Hedges, accompanied
by Mrs. John A White, and read
ings BY Miss Elizabeth Stayton.
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MRS. HOBBS WILL
BE CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs O. A. Hobbs, Bridgeport, will
be hostess at a 1890 luncheon Mon
day with members of the Welfare
club as guests. Mrs. Raleigh Fisher
will be luncheon chairman, assisted
by Mesdames William Birk, Louise
Kriete, Gustave Schmidt, DIN Hat
ton, w. r. Hatton, Roy Holcomb
and Hiram Pearce.
Al the business meeting Mrs.
Hodge Worsham, chairman of the
club card party given today at
Ayres' auditorium, will give report.
Bridge will follow.
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SENIOR GROUP TO
SPONSOR PARTIES

Three parties will be sponsored
this year by the Butler university
chapter of Scarlet Quill, senior
honorary organization for women,
according to plans made at the or
ganizations meeting this week at
the Alpha Chi Omega chapter
house.
Misses Magdalene Adams, Dorothy
Dauner and Mary Alice Burch are
in charge of the first party. Other
events will be a bridge party and
box supper later in the year.
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Sumner Scheduled

Third Ward Women'S Democratic
Club will sponsor a supper and card
party at $50 Tuesday night at the
Footcraft shop with Mrs. John Don
nelly, president, in charge. Assist
ing will be Mesdames George Con-
molly, Mary Knippenberg, Joseph
Hoffman,, Frank Napolitano, Bad
ger Williamson, John M. Cain and
Miss Agnes Coleman.
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Committees working under the
ways and means committee of the
indianapolis Junior League for the
saddle horse roundup, to be held at
Gregg farm Sunday, Oct. Is. were
formulated at a meeting yesterday
at the farm. Members Of the
League working on the project are
earning individual portions of the
budget for the occupational therapy
department at the James Whitcomb
Riley hospital for children.
Mrs. Frank Hoke, chairman of
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MISS BALLWEG WILL
BE WE'D OCT. %

Mrs. F.. w. Ballweg announces
Saturday afternoon, Oct. %, as the
date for the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Ballweg, to Will
liam Henry Krieg, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Krieg.
The ceremony will be read at the
Ballweg home, Psi North Meridian
street, by Bishop Elmer Ritter
in the presence of the immediate
families. A reception will follow the
service.
Miss Betty Jeanne Davis will be
Miss Ballweg's only attendant, and
william O'Connor will be Mr.
Krieg's best man.
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ems and lending interesting contrast to grey Leather
accessories in gun grey taupe brown suggested
for this shade.
This color also is suggested to be worn with deep
mahogany and wine browns Shoes to be worn with
it brown suede reptile, with gloves in channels
or brown suede
"Sun-Up" is HoleproofS shade for both day
time and evening wear 1t is a medium brown, which
blends we'll with cinnamon browns 1t is suggested in
sheer chiffon for formal wear, and in service weight
for town and country hose. Gloves, according to the
new color book should match the hose when with
this color. Shoes suggested are dark brown suede or
reptile for daytime and silk crepe of color to match
the gown for evening.
In Between" is neutral beige to be as
a subtle contrast to grey and NAV be worn for day
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against CIeaI Due SKIES A lew Trees bIghted early
are shouetted stark bare and black against the sky
Squirrels busily gather for their winter hoard
cottontail disappears in the brush A hound bowls
as he scents something wd-coud it be fox?
Up and down hills wander tirelessly. A leap
over unexpected rivuet is miscalculated and we're
ankedeep in bog fallen log invites pause and the
rest revives appetite and recalls the hot biscuits and
marmalade at the Nashville House. The hunger pains
grow.
They're forgotten for minute as we discover
violet. The excitement subsidies, and there's
thoughts again Of hot biscuits and marmalade.
MEN riders at Arlington Riding Club climax their
ANA Wednesday night parties with horse shoe" in the
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Lasses' Sho1Un With WoolenS

"LaSses rich brown, to
- Ndkn shoes be
later in the
Morning" 1t be
walking suggested be
alligator pgsn complement the bright
pigin be shown
particularly fabrics.
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RuShees to Be Guests

Rushees Of Alpha Epsilon chap
ter, Alpha zeta Beta sorority. will be
entertained Sunday with a bridge
tea at the home of Mrs. A. w
Richter, 5942 Primrose avenue. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
Lawrence Mclaughlin and Misses
Louise Engelking and Ellen Walsh
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Sitter to Be Speaker

Walter L. Slifer will talk on THE
Commodity Dollar" at the luncheon
meeting Of the Marion County
Women's Democratic Club Tuesday
noon at the Washington. Mrs.
Frank DoWd ,HARNESSA
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Mother, Daughter Hot Ne1U Idea

ME French millinery
- the of
daughter Sat idea which developed this
department in shallow brimmed felt
ending in Topped trimming the right side suggested
their daughters
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Efltertnins SOrOrifn

Mrs. Leonard Amy Smith, $3.50
North New Jersey street, assisted by
Miss Ethel Mckinney, will entertain
Delta Beta chapter Of Psi Iota XII
sorority with dinner bridge at $50
Monday night.
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Holeproof Hosiery Color
Charts Solve Problem of
Blending Hues for Fall
Versatile New Autumn Shades Are Sug-
gested for Fashion Minded; Hats from
FINLAND Are Shown at Blocks.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

IN when much
woman who interested Hoepoof Color
BOOK issued by the Hoproof hosiery manufacturers particularly
able Color artists for the hosiery
Of their fall shades. showing the
should The
hosiery Hoeproof hosiery in
Ls.ss sL
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Brown County, Indiana's
Beauty Spot, Is Drawing
HikerS to Its By-Ways
Frost-Tinged Air Gives Promise of Autumn
as Nature Lovers Explore Rustic Hills;
faded Appetites Are Revived.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

UTUMN air sharp Leaves scute pathway
Of friendly rustng The wind whips tosine pid
Shoulders raghen the Hinged breathed
sends spirits country
by-ways
time here The weather
preparations take Sundays off
winding roads coil around hills Of
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Bridqe, Luncheon Set

October luncheon Of the Propy-
laeum club will be held at /
Wednesday at the. clubhouse. follow
ing contract play iat 10.
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Wednesday night
left their
Meger of the leaders matched his skill
DR. Robert Masters Hal Keeling Lucu Hamilton Alfred P Pe
malt
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shades
complexion shade black
whit