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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-24
Bridge Tea Is
Given in Honor
of Bride ELECT

Miss Lillian Niemann and Mrs
Alice Treat Shultz entertained this
afternoon with a bridge tea at the
home of Miss Niemann, 4O39 South
eastern avenue, in honor of Miss
Marie Sangernebo. Miss Sanger
nebo, daughter of Mrs. Emma
Sangernebo, will be married to Will
liam Bristol Wilcox in a ceremony
Friday.
Appointments were in green and
white, with spring flowers used in
the receiving rooms. Guests with
Miss Sangernebo and her mother
were Mesdames Walter Gintry, Otto
H. Gaul, Margaret McWilliams,
Gordon Barker, Elizabeth Ran
dolph, Findley Wright and Iva
Cooper Head.
Other guests who attended were
Misses Vivian Ely, Mary Mcbride,
Margaret Quinzoni, Elizabeth Marie
Smith, Hester Baker, Elizabeth
Potter, Mary Laatz, Agnes Neeham,
Hester, Geraldine Reep, Elizabeth
Samuella Shearer, Mary Cammock,
Gretchen Mueller, Eta Schers,
Mabel Loehr, Elizabeth Grow Work
man and EloiSe Henson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-24
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
MISSION CHILDREN

Children of the Sunshine Mission
will be entertained Friday at Gar
field park by the Cheer Broadcast
ers Club. Mrs. Otis Carmichael is
general chairman, assisted by Mrs.
j. L. McDermed. Mrs. Walter Geisel
is club president
Committee chairmen for the party
include Mesdames j. w. Vestal,
luncheon; Herbert Allison, table
covers; w. H. Hodgson, candy; w
R. Craigle, ice cream; Charles Bar
Gus, balloons; w. F. Holmes, games;
D. F. Dillenbeck, community sing
ing; G. G. Sorenson, playground,
and Thomas Shortsll, transporta-
ton.
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IS Guests at
Tea HOnOring
Mrs. McNutt

The last social function before
Mrs. Paul V. McNutt leaves for her
summer vacation at the Governors
camp in the Dunes was held this
afternoon by Mrs. Carl j. Vein
hardt, $40 North Central court.
Seventy-flve guests attended the
tea, honoring Mrs. McNutt.
Mrs. Weinhardt was assisted in
receiving by her mother, Mrs. Carl
L. Rost, and Mesdames John G.
Benson, r. o. McAlexander, j. Otis
Adams and Samuel M. Ralston.
Assisting in the dining room were
MeSdames B. w. Gillespie, L. H.
Earle, Ray H. Briggs, Kenneth r.
Dunkin, Robert Adams, Charles F.
Thompson and Staunton Smith.
June roses and painted daisies
decorated the entertaining rooms.
The tea table was arranged with
bowls of flowers and pastel tapers.
Mrs. Helen Harrison Daley, harpiSt,
played during the afternoon.
Out-of-toWn guests included Mrs.
Herman Kostanzer and Mrs. Walter
Spencer of Charlottesville, Miss
Lille Roesgen of Columbus, Mrs.
Helen Talge Brown of Carmel, Mrs.
Charles Amt of Michigan City. and
Mrs. Amelia K. Nicely of Blooming
fOn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-24
CITY COUPLE GOES
EAST FOR WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs, William H. Howard.
1920 Guilford avenue, and Kenneth
Plerson, 1902 Park avenue, are in
New York where they attended the
wedding of Miss Eleanor Campbell
Edwards and William H. Howard
Jr. on Wednesday in st. Bartholo-
NEW church. Mr.. Pierson was an
usher at the wedding and was a
claSsmate of Mr.. Howard at Wabash
college.
The bride is the daughter of 1t.
Col. Robert o. Edwards of Washing
ton. After July l, the couple will be
at home at 10 Park avenue, New
York. Mr.. Howard is a member of
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity,
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MISS BRUENE WILL
FETE BRIDE-ELEC

Miss Allyeene Sutherland Bruene,
5947 Oak avenue, will entertain at 8
tonight with canolelight rose din
ner for Miss Mary Lou Turnock,
Who will be married in August to
Charles DeWinter Greenen. APP
pointments will be in rose and green
with a centerpiece of a miniature
bridal couple beneath a canopy Of
roses and lilies. Miss Bruene will be
assisted by her mother, Mrs. R. w.
Bruene.
Guests will include the brides
maids of Miss Turnock, Misses Janet
Powers, Phyllis Minter and Virginia
Reynolds and Messrs. Charles De-
Winter Greenen, Dick Hudson,
Harry McCelland, Joseph Stubs
and Homer Digger of Bloomington.
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SUNSHINE CLUB TO
HONOR PRESIDENT

Mrs. Alva Cradick, president of
the Children's Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside, will be honored at
luncheon and bridge party Wednes-
day at the SEVERN. Others seated at
the honor table will be members of
the executive board.
Mrs. John Hermann will sing
solo selections, accompanied by Mrs.
Oscar Pasmore. Favors will be but
tertiles in the club colors of blue
and gold. Spring flowers and tall
tapers will decorate the tables.
Mrs. Orval F. Hood is chairman,
assisted by Mesdames August Sout-
ter, Ray D. Everson, Guy Furst, H.
A. Gift, w. B. Sequartz, A. j. Clark,
and Ruby Sawyer.
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NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

Miss Betty Rowland, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rowland, and
her guest, Miss Mary Stuart Jordan.
OF Chestnut Hill, Mass, are the
weekend guests of Miss Janet
Blish in Seymour. DR.. Sara M. Jor-
dan, mother Of Miss Jordan, has re-
turned home after visiting Mrs. No
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen S. Boiling and
daughter Jean Elizabeth have re-
turned from Worthington, where
they were guests of Mrs. Boling's
mother, Mrs. S. E. Hodges Mr.. and
Mrs. Boiling and Miss Boiling will
leave the latter part of the month
for Chicago, where they will spend
a week at the Century of Progress
exposition.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Potter of Ar
tesla, Cal, her son Thomas and
daughter Frances and their guest.
Miss Julia Slime of Artesia, have
motored to the city for visits with
relatives and friends. They are the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-24
First Lady to Get Prise Quilt

RS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT national
Iva champion quilt selected from the
oeouc and Company Century of Progress
was made by Margaret Rogers Caden
regional prize winning quilts display
Entries submitted parts of the country At Chicago
mail order entries suit cases Tey
made stack OF packages twelve
atros OF lndlanap tire battery
display OF fancy pigeons kept
Inc pigeons
One pair are large white birds fromE England
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Marriage of Miss Clara Meek
Is SOlemniSed at Church
Photo by Plstt

w. B. Light of Ottawa, O.. was best
man. Ushers were DR.. John Greist,
DR.. Guy Ross, James r. johnson
and Chester Southland, brother of
the bridegroom.
Mrs. Southland and Mrs. Meek
wore dark blue suit ensembles with
white accessories and shoulder
corSages of pink roses.
A reception for the immediate
families and the bridal party was
held at the Meek home following
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. South
ard left on trip and will be at
nome after July l at RuSSiaville.
Mr.. Southland is a graduate of the
Indiana university school of med
icine and is a member of the Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity. The bride
attended Indiana university, where
she belonged to the Chi Omega
sorority. She is a graduate of the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music and is a member of Sigma
Alpha Iota. national musical or
ganization.
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City Girl Is
| Married to
Maine Man
Miss McLandress Bride
in Noon Ceremony
at Church.

In a setting of palms and white
cathedral candles, Miss Kathrene
Louis McLandress became the bride
of Hamlin George Tobey, Skowhe-
gan, Me, at noon today in the Ia
bernacle Presbyterian church. The
Rev. Robert j. McLandress, father
of the bride, oficiated. He was as
sisted by the Rev. J. Ambrose Dun
kle. Mrs. J. A. McLandress, aunt
of the bride, sang 20 Promise Me"
and Because"
The bride entered with her
brother, Smith McLandress, of APP
pleton, Wis, to the strains of Men
delssohn's Wedding March" Miss
Helen McLandress, sister OF the
bride, and only attendant, wore pale
blue mousseline de sole with a gar
den hat of white lace and straw
and white accessories.
She carried an arm bouquet of
blue delphinium and white snap
dragons. Nancy McLandress of APP
pleton, Wis, niece of the bride, and
flower girl wore pale blue dotted
swiss and white net. She carried
a basket of white rose petals.
Wears Fitted Gown
The bride wore a fitted gown of
white bridal satin, fashioned with
long sleeves pulled above the ell
bow, and long satin train. A tulle
veil fell from a tulle cap set with
seed pearls. Her flowers were white
and Talisman roses.
Lawrence Danfort of Philadel-
phia, was best man and Ray Doll
enmayer of Cincinnati, O., and J.
Ralston Miller Of Hammond were
ushers. Mrs. McLandress, the brides
mother, wore sheer gray crepe with
blue accessories and a corsage of
blue delphinium.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith McLandreSS and dauN5-
ter, Nancy, Appleton, Mis-; DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. McLandress, Saginaw,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Rhodes,
AOAOOO, ", TN1. ol1ll NILS. y. fIdlSLOn
Miller, Hammond; Miss Ruth Bris-
toll, Chicago; Miss Blomma Ziegler
of Medina, o.; Mrs. Lon Taylor, La
Grange, III.
Leave for New England
Following the wedding breakfast
for the bridal party at the Sphinx
Arms, the couple left for two
months trip in New England. Mrs.
Tobey travelled in brown sheer
crepe ensemble, with white Access
series. Mr.. and Mrs. Tobey will be
at home in Toledo, O., after Sept. l.
The bride attended, the University
Of Illinois. Boston university, where
she received her B. A. degree, and
the Presbyterian college of the
Christian Institute at Chicago,
where she received her M. A. degree.
She is a member of the Alpha XII
Delta sorority. Mr.. Tobey attended
Colgate university and received his
M. A. degree from Boston university.
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The marriage of Miss Clara Cath
crime Meek. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Derwood Meek, 655 Park
er avenue, to DR.. Carl B. Southland.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Southland
of Windfall, took place tllis after
noon at the Central Christian
church. The Rev w A. Shullen-
berger read the ceremony.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson, or
ganist, played bridal airs, and Mrs.
Carl B. Moore sang Because" and
Il Love You Truly"
The bride was attended by Miss
Virginia Meek, her sister, as maid of
honor, and Barbara Ann and Flea
nor Jane McCord of Galvia, H.,
flower girls. Miss Meek wore peach
lace with blue hat and carried pink
roses and blue delphinium. The
flower girls were dressed in orchid
and green silk.
The bride, given by her father,
was in embroidered organdy with
white jacket and turban. Her flow
ers were Johanna Hill .oses. DR..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-24

Among old French recipes many calling for
Wine JelleS to be used filings for cakes The most
delicious of the Continental candies are made with
liquors and brandieS.
NOT only in pastry cookery, but in the preparation
OF meats and entrees, cooks of international fame find
liquors necessary. Ham, roaStS and other meats are
submerged in wine for several days Ham often is left
IN wine until it separates from the bone NJ ThecboId
says, and is ready then to be baked The wine brings
out particularly fine flavor of the meat Lobster and
other dehcacies are often served with burning liquor
sauce.
M Theobold is a native of Alsace- Lorraine and has
been in America for only the last three years Before
coming 10 this country he served in the Maison Fouge
and Maison Rey of Paris and in the Maison Gounon
in Nice
Since his arrival in this country he has been con-
nected with various wel-known adjustments once
serving in the home of member of the Vanderbi
specializing in Danish and French pastries petit four
other pastry delicaces.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-24
Card Parties

All games will be played at the
card party to be given by L. A. A.
o. H., division l, Tuesday night, in
Parlor A of the Denison.
Gold Mound Council, D. of P,
will give a card party at $50 to-
night at the home of Mrs. Frieda
Fender, 1856 Mansfield avenue.
June Circle of the Good Will Club
of st. Joseph parish will hold a card
party at 230 Monday afternoon in
the hall. Mrs. Helen M. Walsh is
chairman in charge.
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Recital is SNndUu

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs will
present Mayme Weddle Holtz in a
voice recital, assisted by the Erie
denis octet, Sunday afternoon at
the Viking Music studios. Mem
bers of the octet are Misses Helen
Holm, Mabelle Holm, Clara Citing,
Frances Stumpf, Elfrieda Niemeyer.
Alberta Niemeyer and Mesdames
Frieda Citing Hoffman and Marie
Stump Williams.
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MARRIAGE OF CITY.
GIRL IS ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Carson Tatum of
Norwood, O., formerly of Indianap-
oils, announce the marriage of their
daughter Miss Geneva Tatum of
indianapolis to R. L. Brock, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Brock of
Hammond. The wedding took place
Feb. 18.
Mr.. Brock attended Butler uni
versity The couple will be at home
after July in the Hazel Dell apart
mentS.
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GUILD WILL HEAR
HEAD OF HOSPITAL
Mrs. Herman Maze

j. B. H. Martin, administrator for
the Riley hospital, will address the
Riley hospital Cheer Guild at Tues
day at a meeting in the Fletcher
American National bank building, Al
North Pennsylvania street. Martin
will discuss the work of the hos
pital.
The annual roundup of new or
good used clothing for boys or girls
from to 16 years, for the clothes
closet maintained by the guild, will
be held at this meeting. Mrs. Carl
Semans, president Of the guild, and
Mesdames Charles d. Morrison and
Minnie Riggs, hosteSses, will be in
charge of the meeting.
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Couple Is HOnOred

Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Thistle
thwaite, 542 East Maple Road boule-
ward, were honored Friday night at
bridge party at the Riviera Club
given by Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Boyer,
1863 Central avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thistlethwaite will leave soon for
residence in Sheridan. Guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Hig-
bee, Fred Couden, F. P. Carter,
Ernest Malin of California.
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Board Will Meet

The executive board of Municipal
Gardens Women's Department Club
will met at l Monday in the club
house, with Mrs. William M. Hodg-
son, president, in charge. Yearly
reports of committees will be given.
Included on the program will be
a talk by Mrs. Alexander Jameson
on The Nutrition Camp of Bridge
port, and music by Mrs. William
Ray Kester, pianist. Mrs. Lat Gate
wood will serve as chairman, with
MeSdames George Dumont, Ger
trude Starr and Mary Coughlin as
SiSting.
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Plan to Be STAGED

mo Man Admitted" is the play to
be presented by the Go-Getters Club
of the Forty Ninth Street Christian
church Wednesday night Members
of the cast are Mesdames Fern
Hazelmeyer, Bernice Webster, Jean
Perkins, Grace Morris, jeanette Will
lums, Lillian Baker, Maude Dobbs,
Thelma Taulman, Dorothy Mccall
and Mary Miller. Mrs. Naomi Tracy
is play director.
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Hold Benefit Pdrtu

A benefit bridge to provide camp
scholarships for unemployed girls
was to be held at today at the
Banner-W hitehill auditorium by the
business girls department of the
central Y. w. c. A. Mrs. S. w.
Benham, Mrs. Oscar Helmer and
Mrs. Burchard Carr are in charge
of arrangements. Refreshments will
be served during the afternoon. The
business girls camping period at
Camp Delight opens July l. Miss
Myrtle Powell will serve as camp
chairman.
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JUNE "a, les
Columbia
Club Picnic
Is Big Event
Annual Outing Wednesday
to Be High Spot
Of Summer.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times MOman's Page Editor

COLUMBIA CLUB members are
~ cudgeling their brains for pic
nickery' tricks. Family members
are preparing themselves for diver
sions Of one sort or another. Junior
is getting set for an orgy Of nop
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SOrOrities

Beta chapter of Theta NJ Chi
will meet Monday night at the
Claypool
Beta chapter, Theta Mu Rho sor-
GRITTY will hold initiation services
today and Sunday at Northern
Beach.
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an outing six years ago, he founded
an institution.
Performances Of the past give
assurance that dignity is out of
place. Every one gathers to have
one carefree day. There's no end
to the absurdity to be expected.
Costumes Were "HOrsey"
Members still chuckle over last
years antics. They can recall see
ing Wallace o. Lee and others gal
Looping about in the guise Of polo
players, swinging croquet malletS
and striking at tennis balls. Their
get-up was little cumbersome,
they admit. Their "horsey" cos
tunes we're complete to swishing
tails and heads with flying names.
Then there were the funsters of
the Lebanon club, who sought to
chagrin the golfers. In costumes of
Heterogeneous nature, they enacted
the technique of the game with
hockey sticks and tennis balls.
committee is SeCTeIIVe
What to expect this year? The
committee is secretive, but promis-
ing. George F.. Pierson is the ring
leader. COnniving with him for
family entertainment are Lee, Fred
Donaldson, G. G.. Schlosser, Frank
l.. Littleton, DR.. c. H. McCaskey,
Jack Bixler Irwin Brown, Edward
Gallahue, John C. Ruckelshaus and
II. w. c. Fosdick, Thomas Shep-
pard, F.. G.. Pulliam, Lester Jones
and Roy Metzger all of Lebanon
Bridge attractions and entertain
ment for women are being provided
by Mrs. j. Hart Laird, club hostess,
and Mesdames w. M. Bird, Roy H.
Briggs, A. N. Bobbitt, A. j. Galloway,
f. Park Akin, George S. Pierson,
Bert Essex, Dudley Gallahue, Charles
M. Malott, George S. Olive, Fred
Yungclaus, George L. Ramey, Ralph
*. Smith, j. B. Hanchett. H. G. Ty-
son, w. S. Wilson, Otto Deluse, Lee
roy Carson and Mrs. Lee.
Attendant for Children
Lebanon women are putting their
heads together for entertainment
plans They are Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Metzger, Mrs. Pulliam, Mrs. Shop
pard, Mrs. Ulen. Mrs. Fosdick and
Mrs. Elba o. Rogers.
AS for the children they'll be
turned loose with an attendant in
charge They are talking among
themselves about the maypole, the
swings and Croquet, which kept
them busy last year. Tennis courts
will be filled with the older sons
and daughters.
With all this varied activity,
there will be some hungry mouths
to feed. Luncheon will be palatable,
but it's the chicken dinner in the
evening which will appease the
country appetites.
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Couple to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Atkins of
Martinsville, Ill, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mildred Katherine Atkins, to
Howard T. Benson of Indianapolis.
The wedding took place Wednesday
night. After motor trip to
Cleveland and Chicago, Mr. and
Mrs. Benson will be at home at 4241
Guilford avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-24

Nov that parasols have
IN been revived, what are the
duties of man who walks
down the street next to a
woman carrying oQe? Should
he relieve her Of her burden?
ID. L.
No. A paraSol is. to some ex-
tent. a coquettish accessory,
which should be chosen to har-
monte with the young woman's
costume. For a man TO take it
away from her would be almost
as distressing.as if he offered
TO carry her very handsome
handbag. A man still is ex-
pected to carry an umbrella
over a woman in the rainl
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and cones; Dad
has in mind the
shinnymatch, while
Mother is an
ticipating heart
and spade haz-
ards.
All Of which
just begins TO
tell the story of
the sixth annual
all-dsy outing snt
golf tournament
Wednesday at the
Ulen Country Club
in l. g b a n 0 n.
When Henry G.
Ulen invited Co
lumhianS I'D for
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Council Will Meet

indianapolis Educational Coun-
Gil will meet for luncheon at 1890
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Harry B. Nicely. 5026 Broadway.
Officers, delegates and committee
chairman will give their annual re-
ports.
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ChnntPr to lunch

Mrs. H. E. Won Grimmenstein
2454 North Pennsylvania street, will
be hostess at 1890 Tuesday for
luncheon meeting of the Anagnous
chapter, Epsilon Sigma Omicron.
She will review Understanding
Women"
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Final MeetinQ Set

Auxiliary of the Irvington chapter
of o. E. S. will hold the last bust
ness meeting of the summer at 2
Monday at the Irvington Masonic
Temple, following a covered dish
luncheon at 1890.
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Garden Pdrtu Held

Miss Helen higgins was hostess
for the supper garden party at her
home, $685. Central avenue, Friday
night, given by the young peoples
department of the Broadway M Z.
church.
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Accelerat0r Deuice Adds to Safety

0E ana SAFETY IN traffic driving have
- actrerS OF the Chevrolet
orator. This is exclusive is
acceerator combined the foot eade
To start the the
engine starts the readle acts merely
stalls ON hill or in traffic the eadle
again 80 ~ vas
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Picnic for COlsncib

/ Past Council of Troop AZ will hold
picnic Sunday at the Boy Scout
reservation following the troop
overnight hike. The group is plan
ming a jamboree for July % at East
Washington street and Pleasant Run
boulevard.
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Mrs. Elliott Hostess

Mrs. Homer Elliott will be hostess
for the meeting of the Spencer Club
Tuesday at her home, 1890 Central
avenue. Mrs. d. B. BARLEY and
Mrs A. L. Ballinger will assist the
hostess.
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Mrs. Wills Hostess

Mrs. A. G.. Wills will entertain the
members of the Late Book Club with
a picnic at her home Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. G. j. Reinard and Mrs.
H. l.. Mailander are co-hosteSSes,
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NJ Getting is at Home

Ladies Federal Club will hold a
business meeting and program at the
home of Mrs. Hurley Stonebraker.
7l8 Drexel avenue, Tuesday after
noon.
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Pastry Chef Says Repeal
Will Cause Demand for
Changes in Culinary Art
Return of Pastries and Delicacies Popular in
Pre-Prohibition Days Foreseen by
Specialist in Blocks Store.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

the eighteenth amendment repealed decided
culinary Monsieur Theo5od pastry
William H. Block Company, explains OF
change the
turn to the of butter making
with wine rtates the Many
aoe IN pre- prohibition days will be returned favor avail
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Church Plans Supper

Brotherhood of Garfield Park
Baptist church will hold a father
and son supper at Tuesday night.
The Rev. II. E. Eberhardt of the
Wheeler City Rescue Mission will
be speaker.
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Outinq Is TuesdGu

Amicitia Club will hold its an
nual outing in Kiger's woods Tues
day afternoon.
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Mrs. Jules G.. Zinter Is chairman
of the luncheon and bridge party,
which will be given by the Inter
national Travel and Study Club,
Inc Thursday at the Marott.
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Dnnce 80 Be at Park

Womens' club will give a dance
tonight in Christian park. The last
dance Of the season is scheduled for
July l.
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nome OF member Of The Vanderbilt family. He is
N--N>