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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
Fashions of
Century to
Be Modelled
Mrs. McNutt Will Be
Guest at Church
Style Show.

A Century of Fashions" style
show will be presented Friday, May
II, by the Kings Daughters of the
Second Presbyterian church. At the
tea following the fashion parade,
Mrs. Paul V. McNutt will be guest
of honor.
Old fashions will be modelled by
members of the circle and the new
styles will be shown by the Ray
mond Cooper shop.
At the tea hour, Mrs. Jean S. Mil
ner, wife of the church pastor, and
Miss Blanche L. Main, president,
will pour. Assistants for the affair
include Mesdames William H. Cole
man, Samuel Lewis Shank, John
Otis Adams and Walter P. Marmon.
Mrs. Carl j. Weinhardt, chairman,
is being assisted in the arrange
ments by Mrs. Francis Rankin, Miss
Mary Ellen Willis, Miss Maine, Miss
Flora Pray Miss Helen Wallick and
Mrs. William Ellery.
Proceeds from the style exhibit
and tea will go toward the relief
work which the circle of the church
sponsors.
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Manners and Morals
by JANE JORDAN

is so unstable that she can transfer
it to some one else, it is not worth
having anyhow.
Dear Jane Jordan-It seems to
me that when a fellow is working
and has some money to spend on
his steady girl, he is the big cheese
with her, but as soon as he gets
out of work and has no money to
spend, she gives him the gate.
Are all girls like this?
WAITING S. O. S
Answer-No. In these days if girls
waited for boys with jobs and
money to spend before they had
dates, we'd have a lot of candidates
for converts.
Dear Jane Jordan-I wonder if
through your column I can find
girl or woman to share room
with me two blocks off the Circle,
for So a month. I want one who
is honest, respectable, and agree
able, and whose meals are taken
where she is employed.
D. M. M.
AnSwer-If I get any answers I
will send them to you. Send your
address.
Note: I wish to acknowledge a
second letter from Worried" which
was much appreciated. think you
have acted in a dignif1ed manner. I
also have a letter for Miss I P c.,
which I will forward if she sends
her address.
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tear them limb from tree should
they drop for an instant the pose
of perfect husband. No one would
understand why they had betrayed
so good and faithful woman, SO
kind and capable wife. Yet for
them life has lost its SAVIOR, and
they drag out a dreary existence
tied to the dull post of duty.
To inform the wife that she no
longer is loved would bring such
utter desOlation to her life that a
kind hearted man is unable to face
it. He sticks it out until some other
woman has reused the fire which
his wife, heaven pity her, is unable
to ignite. Sometimes even then he
lacks the courage to wound her, and
condemns himself for perfdy which
he can not help.
The answer to this problem is not
in my keeping, the decision not one
I can make. Your unfortunate stu
alton requires that the happiness
Of one Of you be sacrificed. Whether
it should be yours or your wife's
is not for me to say.
n II
Dear Jane Jordan have been
going steady with girl for three
years. My dates with her are for
Thursdays and Sundays. always
look forward to these nights with
her This girl is very fond of
skating. One Sunday I went
skating just TO see if I could take
an interest in it, but I just don't
seem to be able to enjoy myself.
Now she has asked me to give up
coming down on Sundays so she
can skate. While I was trying to
skate, a fellow came up and
Skated with her He had written
her a love letter some months ago,
which she let me read, and got
jealous.
My jealousy is not one of selfish
ness, but I really care for the girl
and want her for myself. 1t just
burns me up and 1 can't seem to
overcome it. Please advise me, as
I really want to do right.
BILL '33.
Answer--Well, Bill, if you don't
love the girl we'll enough to learn
how to skate, and if she rather
would skate than have a date with
you, 1 don't see how you can get
together. OF course, it's only IT,
Nudity that keeps you from being
a good skater. If you'd take some
lessons you'd soon get over youl
embarrassment.
However, if you just can't abide
skating, perhaps the girl has sug-
gested the best solution. If you
don't like to skate, she will skate
with others. But this does not meet
with your approval
In one breath you say your jeal-
ousy is not Of the selfish sort, but
in the next you say you want the
girl for yourself. These statements
contradict each other. You can't
hold the girls love by policing her
every second.
You'll just have to make up your
mind that if her affection for you
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
Story Winner
Is Chosen by
Writer'S Club

Experience" a short story by
Mrs. John A. Dyer, was judged the
winning manuscript in the contest
conducted by the Writer'S club. The
announcement was made Tuesday
night at the meeting at the Y. w.
G. A., when officers of the group
were elected. Mrs. Orlando B. Lit
tie won second place with her entry
CHAT" and third place was award
ed to Miss Rebecca Bennett for 1.-THE
Assassin"
Newly elected officers are Miss
Bennett, president; Mrs. B. M.
Golden, Mrs. Dyer and Miss Ida
Helphinstine, vice-presidents; Miss
Gladys Evans, recording secretary;
Mrs. Minnie Olcott Williams, cor
responding secretary, and Miss
Marguerite Orndorff, treasurer; Mrs.
Golden is the retiring president.
The group will hold its closing
meeting for the year at the home
of Mrs. Rose Katterhenry at "Sas-
safras Lodge" near Martinsville.
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BUTLER CLASS DAY
GROUPS ARE NAMED

Ralph Moore, president of the
June senior class of Butler univer-
Sity, has named the class day COM
mittees to assist with the arrange
ments for class day and alumni pro-
gram to be held June 10 in the
formal gardens of the university.
Committees are: Giftorian. Misses
Dorothy Wright. Jean Underwood,
Virginia Goodwin and George Mar
shall; historian, Robert Walker,
William Hoffman, Misses Marjorie
Lytel and Evelyn McDermit; will.
Misses Agnes Postman, Ruth Marie
Price, Geraldine Huntz and Nor
man Singleton; play, Miles Sweeney,
Misses Mary Frances Cray, Mary
Harvey, Gwendolyn Schort and Will
liam Layton.
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If you long for sympathetic viewpoint,
write your troubles to Jane Jordan. who
will answer your letters in this column.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am a mar
ried man in my 30s. 1 have been
married about ten years. 1 don't
believe it is possible to have a
better wife than mine. She does
everything she can to make life
happy. She is very fond of her
home and is practical, yet rly
married life has not been a source
of satifaction to me.
am blaming myself for dis
cOntentment, but that does not
remedy the situation. I have tried
numerous times, without success,
to adapt myself to try to be happy
and contented. I have arrived at
a tWo-forked conclusion. We
either are miSmated or I am not
a man of the type to settle down
to married life. I would like your
opinion. THANKU.
Answer know many men in
your dilemma. Married to a wom-
an with whom they can find no
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03

Mrs. c. M. Bohnstadt is the newly
elected president of the Mothers
Club of the Delta Zeta sorority.
Others officers elected at the meet
ing of the group Tuesday at the
chapter house, are Mrs. G. w.
Wright, president; Mrs. H. K.
McComb, secretary, and Mrs. H. R.
Condrey, treasurer. Mrs. Bonstadt
and Mrs. McComb are the clubs
representatives to the Mothers
Council of Butler university.
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HERMAN WOLFF Is
HONOR MEMBER

Herman G. Wolff was elected hon
orary member Of the Indiana State
Symphony Society at the meeting
of the executive board held at noon
Tuesday at the Athenaeum. Mr..
Wolff is the retiring president of
the society and has served as presi-
dent for the last two years.
Gilbert Hurry, acting president,
made the following appointments
at the meeting: Leonard Strauss,
chairman of orchestra; Sidney Sui
Ivan, chairman of publicity; Mrs.
Herman Woollen, chairman of mem
bership; Mr.. Wolff, chairman of
children's concert, and Mrs. Henry
Schurmann, corresponding Secre-
tary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
PARISH CLUB TO
GIVE RINK PARTY

The Young Peoples Club of st.
Anthonys parish will give skating
party at 7:3O tonight at the River
side skating rink Charles Bell is
chairman of the project He will be
assisted by Misses Dorothy Helmer,
Margaret Dillon, Emma Frances
Bernhart, and Messrs. William Rus
sell, Jack O'Neal Jr., Robert O'Neal
and Jack Schilling.
Proceeds will be given to the
school to make up tuition deficits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
PARTY GIVEN IN
HONOR OF BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lee Hargitt
entertained Tuesday night at the
Propylaeum in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Paul Gallagher. Mrs.
Gallagher was Miss Helen Weyl be-
fore her marriage April 81.
Guests included Messrs. and Mes
danes Carl H. Weyl, Robert L.
Stevenson, Theodore Marbaugh
Paul Rockford and Judge and Mrs
John w. Kern, Miss Mary Lynn
Weyl and Waldo Barrett.
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international
she has met celebrities and
obtained impressions received autographs and other
story will be apropos OF her own professional
those of Gladys Wallis Who ap
nared here Franchon years Miss Wallis
nowis the WI o Samuel insult
autographed impressions is OF Maud
Adams hands 1901 with John Drew The
the the actress hands
the of the baby hand OF Corneha GUS
with her parents Otis Skinner and Maude
her. You know as we'll and
myself"
Minnie Madden that she remarked "You
truthful faith the future"
entertained at TuckaWay Those who
character denatons include Frederic
LeGaenne Louise Closer Hale
FliZabe Others
Ethel barrymore Guy Woods have listened
actresses During her
recent visit luncheon Mary Pickford
Lloyd and made impressions of hands
Joan Douglas Fairbanks May
Desler.
I'm not a fortune Palmry and
the palms reveal explains
be revealed in the hands Daily cir
change the lines They however
warned disaster be avoided
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
Party at MartinSviHe to Be
for Group En- Route to Derby

Governor and Mrs. Paul v. Nc
Mutt with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mehlhop Of Chicago, will leave Fri
day to be guests of Richard Wathin
at the Derby Major and Mrs. Ro-
bert B. Mcbride Jr., and Captain
and Mrs. George r. Wells will be
entertained by General H. H. Den
hardt, acknowledgement of Ken
lucky.
Others to attend are Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
White, R. Earl Peters and DR.. J
William Wright.
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u. S. CORPS HEAD
WILL VISIT HERE

Miss Beatrice j. Tyson, president
of the National Woman's Relief
Corps, auxiliary to the Grand Army
of the Republic, will visit the local
group for several days. She will
arrive in the city Thursday to be
the guest of Mrs. Edna E. Pauley,
national treasurer.
Local units and the Federated
Patriotic Society, allied with the G.
A. r.. will assist in the entertain
ment. Miss Tyson also will visit
state encampments in Oklahoma,
Missouri, Kansas and other western
states
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ALMA SCHEURER
WE'D AT CHURCH

The marriage of Miss Alma
Scheurer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred H. Scheurer, 1926 Eugene
street, to Daniel Bonner Of Chicago
took place this morning at the Holy
Angel church.
The bride, who wore white and
carried white roses and lilies of the
valley, was attended by Miss Marie
Osterman. who was dressed in pink
crepe with blue accessories. She
carried Bouquet of pink roses and
forget-me-notS. Nick Schmidt was
best man.
After a trip to the east, Mr. and
Mrs. Bonner will be at home in
Chicago.
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Mothers Entertain

House mothers of Butler univer-
sity sororities and fraternities en-
tertained the Woman's Faculty club
with a tea this afternoon in Arthur
Jordan Memorial hall Entertain
ment was provided by Misses Mar
garet Habich and Mary Elizabeth
Miller, Joe Macy, Harold Kapp and
the Kappa Kappa Gamma quintet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
CHURCH GROUP TO
PRESENT PAGEANT

Helen Schmitz chapter of the w.
w. G. girls will present pageant
at the mothers and daughters ban
quet tonight at the Emerson Avenue
Baptist church. The executive board
of the Womens Union of the church
is sponsoring the affair, with Mrs.
Asa E. Hoy as chairman. Girl scouts
will be special guests.
Mrs. G.. j. Judd will give the in
vocation, and toasts will be read by
Mrs. j. E. Tamblyn, Mrs. Robert
Caplinger, Miss Margery Willsey and
Miss Rosemary Horne. Miss Margie
Ann Leonard will present some
readings and Misses Joan McDer-
med, Wilma Leonard and Ruth
Brown will be the soloists.
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CHURCH GROUP TO
HOLD SPRING HOP

Miss Helen Dugan is chairman of
the spring hop to be held by the
Young Ladies Sodality of the st.
Johns church tonight at the hall
Assisting Miss Dugan are Misses
Mary Murine, co-chairman, and
Anna M. Sapp, Ada Woodland, Flor
ence Allison, Dorothy Becker, Bessie
Green, Mary Collins, Margaret
Dryer, Frances Scherer, Catherine
O'Connor, Thelma Finley, Mary
Ham, Thelma Hayden, Tracy Lyons,
Rose Mcnamara and Mary Muir
DhV
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Shields of
FoXcliffe. near Martinsville, viii
have as their guests Thursday, Mr..
and Mrs Louis R. Wasey of New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E.
Rathburn of Columbus, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. lockwood.
Mrs. William Bobbs and Herbert
Reade will motor TO Foxcliffe Friday
TO accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Shields
and their guests for weekend at
French Lick The party will attend
the Kentucky Derby at Louisville
Saturday, and return Sunday.
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Honeymoon IN East

The marriage of Miss Amelia
Feldhake. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Feldhake of Effingham. H.,
to James j. O'Hara took place Tues
day at the st. Joan of Arc Catholic
church. Mr.. and Mrs. OHara will be
at home at 3740 North Pennsylvania
street, after wedding trip through
the east
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
SOCIETY HEAD TO
Be GUEST SPEAKER

Mrs. C. E. Gardnes, vice president
of the Womens Missionary Society
of the U. L. c., will be guest speaker
at the guest day tea of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Ebenezer
Lutheran church at Thursday at
the church.
Mrs. Edith Mccormick and Mrs.
Edward L. Unverzagt will pour, as
sisted by Mrs. A. H. Abplanalp and
Misses Beulah and Georgia Van
Camp.
The program, which is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Ray Mullendore, in
cludes songs by the mothers chorus
of School SO, readings by Miss Mar
garet Schwartz, a cello solo by Miss
Margaret Cloverdale and music by
students from the State School for
the Blind.
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DeLeQGteS HOmOred

Mrs. Mary Easley and Miss Marie
Orr, delegates to the convention of
Sigma Delta Pi, national Teachers
sorority, May and in Peru, were
honored Monday night. The Alpha
chapter held travel party at the
home of Miss Mary Alice Shaw,
PITT Allen street. Mrs. Ida Brown
assisted the hostess. Miss Marjorie
Ford and Miss Hazel Hart are alter
mates
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
Board to Meet

The monthly meeting of the board
of managers of the indianapolis
Day Nursery Association will be held
at 10 Thursday morning at the
home, SAP Lockerbie street. Mrs.
Robert A. Dennis, president, will be
in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
Early Urge for Career
as PalmiSt Leads to
Success for City Woman
Hobby Started in Girlhood by Mrs. c. P Meier
to Be Climaxed With Writing of Book
on Readings Given Celebrities.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

YOUNG pretty yearned be the
attracted
reader
bound her
a
writing character analysis from her impressions Of
Philip Meier just returned Cali
readings
which be devoted people
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fault, they Ind
that their love
so m e h ow has
slipped away. The
woman is as good
as gold, but I'M
interesting, unex-
citing. Settled in
her placid domes-
ITCHY, she has
ceased to be a
challenge to the
senses.
Such men re-
ceive Scant SYM
pathy from soci-
ETY. which would
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03

Annual May day dance will be
held by the Chi Delta Sigma fra
ternity Saturday night, May 10, at
the Sphinx Arms. Forrest Hickman,
George Daniels, Albert Rehling and
Howard Yohler are in charge of the
affair. Music will be provided by
the Ambassadors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
INdOrSe Candidates

Mrs. Harry L. Foreman is being
Endorsed by the Expression club and
Mrs. James E. Gaul by the Fort
nightly Study club for treasurer of
the Seventh District Federation of
Clubs. The election of officers will
be held Friday at the Hotel SEVERN.
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Staff to Re FetoG

The degree staff of Banner
temple, No. 81, Pythian Sisters, will
be entertained by Mrs. Media Kelso
BIT Shelby street, tonight. Mrs.
Minnie Kraft will be assistant host
ess. Mrs. Estella Whitton, presi-
dent, will preside. A special Mother
day program has been arranged.
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creative art
Many famous people have visited "Tuckaway" her
home at 1923 North Pennsylvania street. They have
gone away baffled by her insight and resolved to
make her findings come true.
Very few people born to become famous p"
she has observed They have done by perseverance
and intelligent application in acquiring technique for
the development of their talents"
Mrs. Meier is gathering together her collection Of
readings of dramatic celebrities
L really felt the urge to write the book, when 1
decided to make will My friends told me had a
wealth of material. 1 realized did when tried to
decide who would enjoy most my collection
In her study at her home, the walls are covered
with autographed portraits of celebrities Her book
cases are filled with autographed books. Her guest
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
Daily Recipe
EGGPLANT,
TURKISH STYLE

Cut small elephants in half
inch slices, drop them into
boiling sailed water, parboil
them for ten minutes. then
drain. When the slices are
quite dry arrange them in a
buttered baking dish.
Cover with pound of
chopped round steak into
which two raw eggs, a table
spoon of chopped onion fried
in butter and a tablespoon OF
chopped parsley have been
mixed. Season with salt and
pepper.
Pour in a scant cup OF boil
ing water. Cover the top with
bread crumbs mixed with bits
of butter and bake in a mod
crate oven for forty minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-03
Nations Leading Style
Experts Will Present
Creations at Ayres,
10 Copeland and Anne Sadowsky to Give .
Formal Exhibitions Tonight and Thurs
day of Individualistic Summer Attire.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

- will be displayed third floor L. afternoon
Copeland O
will
Sadowsky who form the firm Copeland
with
of directly from of Paris
They will show in formal exhibition this
Thursday The
tneua rtinnal ueara dnftl
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Mrs. Kin0 Host

Mrs. Lucien King was hostess for
the covered dish luncheon meeting
of the board of Indianapolis Fedora
ton of Parent Teacher Associations
today at her home, 4444 College
avenue.
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PlQll COnreltiOn

Plans for the grand auxiliary
convention of the United CONNER
cial travellers here May Is to 20 will
be made at a meeting of the local
group at 1880 Saturday in the
WomanS Department club. The
convention will be in the Lincoln.
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Mrs. Allen Host

Past Presidents Association to the.
B, of r. T. will meet for a covered
dish luncheon Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. w. H. Allen, 1921 East
Michigan street.
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SOcietU Will Meet

Daughters of the Nile, 80, will
meet at tonight at the SEVERN.
The program will include vocal Sc
lections by Mrs Maudlim Marshall
and readings by Miss Dorothy Hoy.
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Hostesses for the monthly wom-
ans luncheon bridge party at the
Avalon Country Club Thursday will
be Mesdames E. A. Taylor, Henry
Roberts and Charlton Carter.
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Cast in Child Play

Miss Betsy
Smith Toy will
play the part of
Princess POten-
tilla in "The
Princess and the
Swineherd"
which will be
presented
Saturday morn
ing and
afternoon by the
Children's
Theater at the
Civic playhouse.
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Citu Girl En0G0ed

The engagement of Miss Edith
Anne Stafford to Edwin A Blish,
son of Mrs. S. Blish of Seymour, has
been announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Stafford, 1922
Central avenue.
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MeetinQ Is SATURDAY.

Wayne Township Democratic club
will hold its May meeting at Sat-
urday night at King avenue and
Walnut street. The public is
invited.
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BuQs nsfOrmed Into TOwels


in cloth bags which when ripped
will make tea towels of Is inches
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which will last more than season.
About seventy-fve models. fifteen of which were
especially designed for Ayres, and will be shown
elsewhere, are to be displayed.
End Tables Are InnOUdtiOn
A LL-WOOD end tables made with wood screw con-
A strTction, being shown at the Victor Furni-
ture Company. With this new type of construction
these tables firm and practical although exception
ally low priced They finished in walnut and have
tops large enough to accommodate small sized radios
Bags Transformed Into TOWELS
NTOMEN for years have patronized bakeries where
w they bought empty sugar sacks to be converted
into tea towels Realizing this fact the National Sugar
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Tea to Be Girem

A guest day tea will be held by the
Fayette club at 2:30 Friday in the
Seville tavern.