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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
Club Meetings
MONDAY

Monday Afternoon Reading Club
will meet with Mrs. J. r. Townsend.
3737 Carrollton avenue. Mrs. Rus
sell E. Adkins will talk on Our
Islands of the Sea-" and Mrs. Eli
Thompson will discus Our Other
Island Possessions"
Mrs. Robert Price, 535 Moreland
avenue. will be hostess for the regu-
lar meeting of the II Jamalie Club
Mrs. William E. Bodenhamer, Mrs
w l.. Meyers and Mrs H w. Lowe
will be in charge
Mrs. Oscar Jose, 3048 Fall Creek
boulevard, will be hostess for the
luncheon meeting of the Welfare
Club. Assistants will include Mes
danes William Lyman, chairman
Thomas Walsh, Harry E. Watson,
Reese Wysong, George Coffin. Edith
Painter and E. M. Campbell.
Elks Cervus Club will hold a card
party at at the Antlers. preceded
by a business meeting at l. Mrs.
Walter QueiSSer and Mrs. William
Elk are hostesses.
Mrs. Wilma Reeve will talk on
England at the meeting of the
Three Arts Club at the Brightwood
branch library at $50.
Mountains of Hate" will be dis
cussed at the meeting of the c. u.
S. c.
Mrs. Welmer Bushong will review
the book, Grover Cleveland, a
Study in Courage" at the meeting
of the Irvington Coterie Club with
Mesdames Frederic Crowell. Edward
Wilson, Walter Palmer and Luther
Shirley, hoSteSSes.
Womans Municipal Gardens De-
partment Club will hold a parlia-
mentary drill and tea at the club
house. Mrs. Robert Shank will be
in charge of the drill, and Mrs Mary
Hummel, tea hostess.
Present Day Club will meet with
Mrs. R. T. Ramsey, 5726 Central
avenue, as hostess. National parks
and highways will be discussed.
John A. Logan chapter, Daughters
of Union, will meet at 230 at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Manley. So
North Healing avenue Mrs. R. E.
Young will talk on General Lees
Surrender. Mrs. Jack Vestal will
assist the hostess.
Daughters of Union Veterans will
meet at Fl. Friendly, 512 North Illi-
noiS street.
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One of the seasons loveIiest
brides was Miss Margaret Henry
daughter of S. E. Henry, whose
marriage to John Roberts Jr., took
place Nov 2 at the Henry home
4814 North Meridian street Mr.
and Mrs. Roberts are spending
some time in Bermuda.
Miss Vera Snodgrass is a mem
Der of the committee arranging
the skating party to be held Mon
day night, NOV 81, at the River
side rink under auspices of the
Mu Alumnae Club of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority. Miss Jes-
sic Strickland is in charge Of the
affair.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Louise Swift to Clarence w
Deitsch took place Thursday at
the Third Christian church. MI
and Mrs. Deitsch will be at home
after Dec. 1 at 5128 Park avenue.
Mrs. Carl H Ernsting before
her marriage Nov was Miss
Florence Grady The bride i
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James S. Grady, Newcastle. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernsting will live at
1142 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Josephine Binninger is a
member CT the entertainment COM
mittee for the exhibit to be held
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DELTA GAMMAS
SET MEETINGS

Luncheon section of the Indian
apolis alumnae club of Delta
Gamma sorority met today at the
home of Mrs. c. F. Rudy, 48l0 Cen
trail avenue. HosteSSes we're Mes
danes Clifford Miller, M. R. Clark,
Field Daily and Miss Edith Curtis.
Miss Louise Troy, $50 West drive,
Woodruff Place, will be hostess for
a supper meeting Monday. She will
be assisted by Misses Jean Goulding,
Geraldine Carver, Margaret Walden
and Helen Graham
The club will sponsor shoWings at
the Uptown theater from Dec. to
Oh. Members of the committee are
Mesdames William Aspinall, M R.
Clark, William Kegley, Gerald Red
ding, Guy E. Morrison, Paul D. Gay
man, Herman Lauter, Hardy, John
Pitcher, George Browne, Alfred
Guyot, Frank L. Churchman and
Misses Virginia Pooh, Catherine
Gilbert, Armen Ashjian, Winifred
Holmes and Mary Virginia Clark.
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ASSEMBLY WOMEN
WILL ENTERTAIN

Luncheon meeting Of the India
napolis branch, State Assembly
Women's club, will be held at l
Tuesday, at the Marott. The chair
man. Mrs. j. H Hewitt, will be as
sisted by the following hostesses:
MeSdames Clarence r. Martin,
H K. Cuthberthson, C. B. Huff,
Frank Mayr, Fred B. Pickett, Floyd
E. Williamson and John E. King.
Mrs. Roy J. Pile, accompanied by
Mrs. S. K. Ruick. will give group
OF song numbers; pupils Of Miss
Peggy Lou Snyder will present
dance numbers. and Miss Phyllis
Jean Patrick, pupil Of Miss jose
phine Fitch, will give group Of
readings.
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LEONARDS TO GIVE.
BRIDAL DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonard
will entertain tonight at Whisper
ing Winds with a bridal dinner
for their daughter Miss Wilma
Leonard, and Eeverett B. Smith.
Chicago. The marriage of Miss
Leonard and Mr.. Smith will take
place tomorrow afternoon at the
Irvington Presbyterian church.
The dinner table will be appointed
IN nasturtium and brown shades,
and bouquets of asters and chrys-
antthemums will center the table
Guests with the bride-elect and
her fiance will include Misses Fran
ceS Leonard, Marjory Ann Leonard
Eleanor Marshall, Gwendolyn Cole
man, Mary Beckner, Greencastlo
Mr. and Mrs. j. Ray Martz, Bever-
lyl Fonda. Chicago; Claire Brown,
GreencaStle; William Burka. Green
castle, and William McGaughey.
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CHINESE WOMEN
TO Be DISCUSSED

Mrs. Arthur Robinson will talk
on Women of China" at the meet
ing Of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety Of the Fairview Presbyterian
church at Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. James c. Morrison, 1866
Winthrop avenue.
Others on the program will in
Guide Mrs. A. R. Davis, Mrs D. A.
Groves and Mrs. Ernest Wood. Mrs.
j. D. Stillwel will conduct the de-
votiOns, and Mrs. o. T. Passmore
will be in charge of music. Mrs.
Morrison will be assisted by Mrs.
Mary j. Billings and her committee.
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garner and Miss Jeanne Smith wore
6oTns Of golden poppy shade and
Miss Harriet McGaUghey and Miss
Marian Power wore honeydew.
Virginia Spiegel and Susan Muir
ray, glover girls, wore yellow tat
feta dresses fashioned like the maid
Of hOnOr'S, and they carried baskets
Of rose ptals.
Mrs. Krull was gowned in Ameri-
can Beauty crepe with silver trim.
Mrs. Behrman appeared in a black
crepe dress with bugle bead trim.
Richard Behrman was his broth
er'S best man. Ushers included Fred
Kcuthan, larry Sqr~eant, Paul
Woody and Glenn Ward Lee.
Reception Is Held
A reception at the Krull home,
8 East Washington street, fol-
Led the ceremony. Mr.. M. j..
Spencer and Mrs. r. E. Remington.
auntS of the bride, poured. Assist
ing in the dining room were Misses
Marjorie and Julia Jean Spencer,
Betty Behrman, Betty Lower Mary
BEEN, Agnes Ball, Virginia Good
win Ann Arnold, Peru; Lucille
Go1lmer, FIT. Wayne and Elma Rose
Sailors, Kokomo.
Mrs. Ruth Rainier Nessler played
harp selections dlHng the evening.
The couple vii take a wedding
trip north, the brid2 travelling in a
gray outfit with G--~y trim. They
will be at home in Lockport, N. Y,
after Nov %.
Graduate Of Butler
Out-of-town guec+7 att the we'd
ding inclUted MI. and Mrs. 7. A.
Will, North Tonawanda, N. Y; Miss
Dorothy DeF'rees, Troy. O.: Mrs.
George E. Sailors, Miss Sailors. Miss
Mary Hannah Sailors. all of Ko-
komo; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Metzger,
Lebanon; Mrs. H. o. Page. Chicago,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leslie,
Lafayette.
The bride is q graduate of Butler
university. waere STE Vr9s a men,
her Of thu -~co12 MIA meta
cOrority. NJ. B-h~--0a al ,ded
Butler nd IS r20-lbar of Phi
D0'ta To- fraternity.
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DR.: W. L. Bryan to Lecture
on Authors at Pr0bylaeum

wards, Margaret M. Shipp, Mamie
D. Larsh, Anna Hasselman, Evelyn
M. Butler, Gertrude futile, Fannie
Belle Maxwell, Leoti T. Trook.
Gertrude Baker, Lillian M. Reeves
and Ella c. MarthenS.
Other hoSteSses will be Mesdames
Albert l.. Rabb, Willis D. Catch
Augustus L. Mason, Walter Scott
Athearn, Jesse C. Moore, James w
Fesler, Morris Ross, Paul H. White
Thor G. Wesenburg, F.. Ellis Hun
ter, John G. Rauch, Herbert S
Wood, L. G. zerfas, E. Rogers Smith
John T. Wheeler, Almus G. RuddelI
Charles w. Merrill, Theodore B
Griffith, Frank Hatfield. Henry
Kahn, Frank B. Fowler, Evans Wool
len, Samuel M. Deal, Thomas S
CARRIER, Paul T. Payne, Fred A. Sims
and Walter S. Greenough.
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ALUMNAE TO HOLD
SUPPER MEETING

Mrs. Merritt Esterline. 5122 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
for the fall meeting of the Alpha
Phi Alumnae chapter at Monday
night. Business meeting will fol-
low the supper.
Mrs. Esterline will be assisted by
Mesdames Neal Order, Donald
Walker, Irwin Mcdonald and A. F.
Rowe. Officers Of the group in
clude Mrs. Raymond Gill, presi-
dent; Mrs. Esterline, vice-president
Mrs. Edgar Diederich, secretary;
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, treasurer, and
Mrs. Horace Wright, Panhellenic.
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DR.. William Lowe Bryan will
lecture on Mark Twain and Henry
James" at the November entertain
ment of the Propylaeum club at
2::30 next Saturday.
Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge will pre-
side at the tea tables. Assistants
will be Misses I. Hilda Stewart,
Lucille Fuller Heron, Anna Knubbe,
Deborah D. Moore, Grace L, Brown,
Mary L. Sullivan, Bertha M Ed
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Y. ". C. A. WILL
HOLD OPEN HOUSE

One-act play. musical program,
and talks will feature the November
open house to be held at the Y w.
G. A. Friday night
Spanish and Mexican songs will
be presented by Sonora Lux Castillo
Albert Stump will take on current
events and DR.. Frances Brown will
talk on health. Games will be
played from $50 to 10. with music
by the Hoosier Melody Pirates.
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BETHEL GROUPS
ANNOUNCE PARTY

Members of Bethel Temple, Sis
terhood and Mems club yill sponsor
a Night in PUaris" party" in the
Indiana ballroom on Thanksgiving
night. The ballroom will be decora-
ted as a Parian night club, and
entertainment will include dance
music and a floor show.
Captains in charge of arrange
ments are: Mrs. Ben Shalansky
Mrs. Arthur E. Rose. Mrs. Phil
Grenwald. Mrs. William F. Sebel
and Mssrs. Phil Greenwald,, Norton
Fishbein, Jerome Wachter, Julius
Without, Herman Chalfie, Archie
Landy, Jack Klapper and David
Herman.
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theater IN New York. FASHION authorities are now
propheSying that there will be much talk of Let En-
Eat Cake" blue. since this color used in develop
ing the theme of the play.
Blue skirts blue blouses and blue uniforms predom
mate in the coStuing of the play. The of varying
shades Of blue has shown the way color be
used to assert itself in entire series of costumes
In most of the costumes, medium blue has been
used which is expected to be popular in next seasons
colorS related to several other coors According to
the fall color card, it is similar to Alpine blue
with bit more life and lavender tint.
Lois Moran playing the part of the presidents wife
in the play is seen in and three-piece costumes,
in which the blue is combined with light gray
The color is even important to the plot since blue
crepe blouses trimmed with metal buttons shown
in the play to revive the spirits the president and
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FOREIGN STUDENTS
WILL BE HONORED

Dr. and Mrs. Gino Ratti will be
host and hostess for a reception at
their home, 329 Buckingham drive
from 3 to 5, tomorrow afternoon
by the indianapolis Cosmopolitan
Club. Honor guests will be DR.. and
Mrs. Toyozo Nakarai and new for
eign students at Butler university.
The faculties of Butler university,
the Lincoln Chiropractor school, the
North American Gymnastic Union
and the Indiana Nurses school have
been invited. Miss Susanna Mon
ninger is in charge of arrange
ments. Miss Elizabeth Myers, presi-
dent, will be in the receiving line.
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NEWMAN MOTHERS
WILL ATTEND TEA

New members of the Newman
Mothers Club of Butler university
will be guests at tea at 2 Tuesday
at 4610 North Illinois street.
Miss Margaret Habich and Mrs.
Robert Louis Oberreich will present
readings, and Miss Margaret Bar
ragry will play the accordion. Tea
will be served by Mrs. James Inch,
Mrs. John M. Ryley and Miss Della
Moran
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Mrs. Cun1n1inS EntertainS
With Party for Miss Quinn

Shower gifts for Miss Mary Mar
garet Quinn. bride-elect. were con-
cealed in the folds of a dress worn
by a miniature bride in the decora-
tons at a luncheon bridge party
given today by Mrs. L. G. Cummins.
4166 Washington boulevard. NJ IS
Quinns marriage to John B. Grit
fin Will take place at SIS. Peter and
Paul cathedral Thanksgiving day.
Covers we're laid for guests at
small tables, centered with silver
candle holders with blue taperS. en-
circled with frills of rust colored
celllophane. Other appointments
were in blue and rust. bridal co'9rs
The hosteSse was assisted by her
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CLUB MEMBERS
TO HEAR REVIEW

Miss Margaret Combs will talk
on International House at the
melting of the Inter-ArtS Club at
the home of Miss Ethel Malloch.
1922 Ruckle street, Monday night.
Other speakers will include Miss
Miriam King, who will review The
Contemporary and His Soul" and
Miss Barbara King, who will discuss
social case work.
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Mothers to Entertain

Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers
Club Of Butler university will en-
tertain with a luncheon, program,
and business meeting Tuesday at
the chapter house, 442 West Forty
sixth street. HoStesses will be Mes
danes A. H Hinkle, A. H. Sielken
o. T. Roberts, G. L. Zechial and P
NJ. Kilby.
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daughter, Mrs. P. S. Mcnamara and
Miss Mary Cummins. The guests
included the bride select mother
Mrs. Thomas Quinn; the bride
groom select mother. Mrs. John
Griffin: Edna Kahn, Herman Wink
Ter. Thomas McCauley and Misses
Clare Quinn. Mary Griffin. Regina
Fleury. Shirley McKittrick. Helen
Geiger, Mary Terry. Mary Rose Dye.
Jane Sherer. Alice Marie Wooling.
Helen Leppert. Mary Martha Hook
ensmith. Catherine Guedelhoefer
Mary Frances Boyle. Margaret Ha-
bich. Louise Schmitt, Mary Elinor
Kirby, Kathryn Lynch, Margaret
Jcrdon. Jane Keene and Margaret
Bronson.
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GROUP WILL GIVE
CANDLELIGHT TEA

Candlenght tea tomorrow night al
the home of Mrs John Burko, 62"0
Washington boulevard. will conclude
a series of rush parties to be held
by Omicron chapter. Chi Sigma So
rority.
Appointments Will be in pink and
white. Mrs. Burke will be assisted
by Misses Louise Murphy and Mil
dred Saffell Mrs. Hazel Dean
Frazier of Eta chapter. Little Rock,
Ark. will be honor guest.
Others to attend will be Misses
Emma Frances Bernhard. Ann
Louise Kirsch, Agnes Clark, Farrell
Brooks. Marjorie Schilling. Thelma
Flack. Josephine Davis, Marie Muir
ply. Helen Smith. and Mrs. G. E.
Bowden.
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CHEER GUILD TO
HOLD SILVER TEA

Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
entertain with a silver tea at 2:30
Monday at the home of Miss Alice
Velsey, 1921 North Delaware street.
Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna will give a
book reveiw.
Mrs. Carl R. Semans. president,
and past presidents will preside at
the tea table.
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MRS. LEICHT WILL
ENTERTAIN THETAS

Mrs. Stanley M Leight, 1910 Col
lege avenue, will be hostess for d
o'clock luncheon meeting of the
Alpha Club of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority Friday.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mesdames Francis H. Sinex, Harold
E. Sutherlin and Henry E. Ostrom.
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RIDERS
TO HUNT TREASURE

Mrs. Evanson, carp, chairman Of
the entertainment committee of the
Algonquin Riding Club, is arranging
a treasure hunt and ride at 10 to-
morrow. A dinner will follow at the
clubhouse. Other members Of the
committee are Mrs. T. C. Twyman
and Misses Edith Allen and Mary
Pavey and jim Rainey.
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Decorating to Be Topic

Mrs. Eleanor Miller of L. S. Ayres
& Co. will talk on interior decora-
tting at a meeting of the Pi Beta
Phi Mothers club Monday at the
active chapter house, 245 Blue Ridge
road. Mrs. w. K Gearen is lunch
con chairman, assisted by Mesdames
T. E. Root. c. H. Weyl, w. H. Rey-
nolds. Aatha Ward and Frances
Colvin.
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Books to Be Topic

Mrs Kathryn Turney Garten will
review The Memoirs of Ellen Terry
and Bonfire by Dorothy Garfield,
before the More Light Guild of
All Souls Unitarian church at 7:30
Friday in the Elizabeth Wicks Me-
mortal chapel.
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crabs natives of sand when the barrier is lifted in
front Of the troughs they Immediately start in
search Of sand.
The cone shaped shells painted in various COL
you choose your favorite according to color
When the barrier is lifted the crabs start tearing
up the gangway Sometimes they become furious,
they simply draw up into their shell and refuse to
balky crab.
Occasionally, Mrs Taylor says, will to the
top and start down again before the others decide what
they will do The best sport of course is provided when
they all start together.
The gallery remarks sound something like this
"Pnkie, you aren't going back on me?" Get along
there. green crab" Hurry there heavy footed
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Costumes by Kiviette,
Designer for Actresses,
Offered at Block Store
Gowns Worn in of Thee | Sing and Other
Shows Brought Demand From
Women in General
BY HELEN LINDSAY

THE designed and
Strike Me Pink caught the attention of American They
canored
this
demand striking
tunes Let En- Cake" the Kaufman -Rysknd
Kehwn comedy opee weeks the Imperial
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Grab Racing AmongLate
Diversions for Relief of
Bridge Playing Monotony
Shell Armored Haters of Water Make Their
Indianapolis Debut as Proteges Of
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Taylor
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

If Of figuring
game?
cago society frequently its back home diversions
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Taylor 35 North Meridian street have beer
entertaining friends which
t1guing New called
You York a
crabs The idea nurae placing
The
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Allnlnde VIII Meet

st. Agnes Alumnae Association
will hold its monthly meeting at 8
Monday, when reunions will be held
by classes of 1900. '05, 10. Is. 90
and 80. Hostesses will be Misses
Martha Jane Forderer and Helen
Mae Bryan. Entertainment will in
clude bridge and other games.
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Card Pnrtu Arrnn0ed

Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
will entertain with a card party at
2 Monday at the chapter house. 4721
Sunset avenue. Hostesses will be
Mesdames c. NJ. Fuller. F. HUFF
ford and r. T. Fogarty.
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Black and Pink Combined

combination
designed Kvete the
H.
taffeta
achieved
S band
of the
shoulders
IS
the shoulders reality black taeta bows in
particularly youthful effect pink brooch pinned at the
Color contrast another dress,
gown has long black velvet skirt with long
blouse velvet
in
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redhead Pleadngs
plains have he mind to hurry"
It's New Shell
The crabs tricky The red crab who for night will
false
fellow
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Luncheon Giren CLnb

Mrs Frank Losch entertained
members of the Ward Belmont Club
at luncheon today at her home,
1857 Central aveHue.
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play interesting designed
brought shades
the
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Conservative COINS Available

TN of black ottoman cut
rather than decoration
girdleeect sash drops long side Thrust into
rhinestone matching clip oil he-
stone is a Of of the dress.
Black another dress made of bro
back short in front The
black velvet ribbon which
FulneSs in the skirt is
achieved pieces
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Mrs. Taylor keeps the crabs IN a
tin box filled with sand, where they
burrow and eat bits of apple. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry B. Steeg and Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Hurst frequently join
the Taylors in playing the game.
Game which taxes the ingenuity
of the hostess is popular in Chi
cago. 1t is called impressions" and
the idea is to devise a set of impress
sions so that the guests may guess
what the impression is of"
For instance, the hostess might
say. 'furs-red roses-runs- hoarse. -
But that is too Obvious-a football
game, of course. Or again, Zip, zip,
horn. dust, red crash" The an
sWer to that is the Traders Point
hunt.
Bac-rac Popular
Bac-rac won popularity last sea-
son, and is being revived now that
winter calls for indoor reCreatiOnS.
A group played the game the other
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Garstang.
Mrs. Kurt Painter describes bac-
rae as a combination of poker and
Michigan An extra hand is
dealt as in Michigan" and the
dealer has the privilege of selling
it or exchanging his own for 1t.
Players first bid on their hands &C
cOrding to poker rules; after the
bidding is completed the players de-
clare their hands without exposing
them to the board
The poker winner collects the Dot,
and the game continues with play
ing of the same hands according to
Michigan rules. For this period of
the game a special board is used.
Others who find the game di-
verting pastime are ebert Ferriday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman KeeverS and
Bob HOllingSWorth.
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LuncheOn-Bridge Aid

Mrs. Robert
Kirby is q
member Of the
hostess COM
1nittee for the
1COnlen' s
luncheon and
bridge party,
to be held at
the Indian
1pOlis Athletic
Club Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter
Williams is
president.
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ARCHER
Edna Lee

Fred Lee and daughter and Con
rad Caltom motored to Plentywood
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore FTakne
and children left Sunday morning
for Adams, N. D., where they will
visit Mrs. Flakne's relatives. and
from there they will motor to Fer
tile, Mimi. to visit Mr.. Flakne's
aged father.
Alfred Whieby and Norman Gil
bertson left for their homes in
Minnesota last Thursday after
working at the Hilda Eggen and
Theodore Flakne farms this sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mattson and
children from the Outlook vicinity
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lee.
Miss Minnie kundson spent the
week end at her home near Archer.
Her sister, Olga, returned with her
to Brockton to spend a few days.
Eddie Lee will deliver the mail
Mr.. Flakne's vacation.