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daughter Janet of Fitchburg, Mass,
who will be with them for several
days.
Senator and Mrs. Walter F. George
of Georgia have returned to the May
flower for the coming congressional
season. Senator George has made
several visits to Washington during
the past two months.
Senator James F. Byrnes and Mrs
Byrnes will arrive in Washington
from their home in Spartanburg, S. c.,
tomorrow and will make their home
at the Shoreham for the Winter.
Senator Josiah w. Bailey of North
Carolina again will make his home
this Winter at the Mayflower. He
arrived here Wednesday. Mrs. Bailey
will divide her time between Wash
ington and Raleigh, where their chill
dren are in school.
Senator and Mrs. Warren R. Austin
Of Vermont arrived at the Mayflower
on Wednesday and reopened their
apartment for the season. Their son,
Mr.. Edward L. Austin, accompanied
them here for a brief stay.
Senator Robert J. Bulkley of Cleve-
land, Ohio, with Mrs. Bulkley and
their daughter Katherine will arrive
in the Capital Tuesday and will again
make their home at 1901 Wyoming
avenue.
Senator Homer T. Bone will come
to the Capital tomorrow from his home
in Tacoma, Wash.
Senator Robert Carey of Carey
hurst, Wyo., will arrive in the Cap
ital Monday. Mrs. Carey came yes
terday and is now established in the
apartment that she and Senator
Carey have taken for the Winter at
1861 Crescent place. With Mrs.
Carey now is her son, Mr.. Joseph
Carey, a student at Yale, who will be
in Washington for the holidays.
Representative and Mrs. Harry
Clay Ransley of Pennsylvania will ar
rive in Washington the middle of the
week from Ardmore, Pa, and will be
at the Mayflower again this season,
as will Representative and Mrs Clar-
ence E. Hancock of New York, who
are planning to arrive in Washington
Tuesday, and Representative and Mrs.
Philip A. Goodwin, also of New York.
Representative Joseph L. Smith of
West Virginia and Mrs. Smith are
included in the newly elected con-
gressional group occupying apart
ments at the Mayf1ower.
Representative and Mrs. Martin j.
Kennedy of New York have engaged
an apartment at the Mayf1ower for
the Winter and are expected to arrive
here the middle of the week.
Mrs. Florence P. Kahn of Cali
fornia. who makes point of reach
ing Washington in ample time for the
convening of Congress, arrived at the
Mayflower a week ago from San
Francisco.
Representative Joseph w. Byrns of
Tennessee and Mrs. Byrns have been
III the Capital a little more than a
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Littleton, Mrs. r. Ewell Thornton,
Mrs. Kortwright Church, Mrs. Robert
D. Graham, Mrs. George Raymond
Huffard. Mrs. Herbert A. Donovan and
Miss Adelaide Lewis.
The division superintendent of
schools and Mrs. Wilbert Tucker
Woodson Of Fairfax entertained last
evening at small dinner party in
honor of their wedding anniversary.
Their guests, in addition to their own
family, were Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Snead
and two children from Atlantic City
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellitt Snead of
Fork Union, all of whom are house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson.
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month and are in residence at the
Mayflower.
Representativ tive-elect D. J. Driscoll
and Representative -elect C. Elmer Die
trich, both of Pennsylvania, and their
wives will occupy apartments at the
Mayfower during ths congressional
season.
Representatives e-elect j. George Stew
art of Delaware arrived at the May
flower Wednesday, accompanied by
Mrs. Stewart, and will live at the
hotel the coming season.
Representative Isaac Bacharach of
New Jersey has made his Washington
home at the Mayflower for the past
of Congress at the Mayflower during
the coming session will be Representa-
tive William l. Sirovich and Repre-
sentative Emanuel Celler Of New York.
Representative Adolph j. SABBATH Of
Illinois, and Representative John G.
Scurgham of Nevada.
Representative and Mrs. H. P. Kop-
pleman of Connecticut are expected
back at the Mayfower soon from a
visit in Pinehurst. N. C. They spent
few days at the hotel en- route
south two weeks ago.
Representative and Mrs. George
Burnham Of California already have
reached Washington from their home
in Coronado and again are occupying
an apartment at the Mayflower.
Representative and Mrs. Dow w.
Harter and their son, Jack, have come
from their home in Akron, Ohio, and
are at the Shoreham, where they will
live during the congressional season.
Representative and Mrs Frederick
R. Lehlbach of Newark. N. j.. are
among the newly arrived congressional
contingent at the Shoreham for the
season.
Representative and Mrs. John F.
Dockweiler have arrived at the Shore
ham to spend the congressional sea-
son. They came by airplane from
their home in Los Angeles, Calf.
Representative elect James A.
O'Leary of Staten Island, N Y, came
to Washington Thursday, and he is
in his apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel for the approaching ses-
sion of Congress.
Miss Jean Miller, daughter of the
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Justin Miller, who is student at
Duke University, has been spending
the past week with her parents here
in their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Senator elect James e. Murray Of
Butte, Mont. arrived in Washington
last week, accompanied by Mrs. Muir
ray, and they are at the Wardman
Park Hotel for the approaching con-
gressional session.
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Dying Woman Reveals Slayer.

With her last breath a dying
woman, Ana Kafol of Mira, Jugo-
slavia, succeeded in disclosing the
the name of her slayer. The 62-year-
old woman was found dead, with an
AK imbedded in her skull. BY her
side was a paper on which she had
managed to scrawl killed and robbed"
and the name of a neighbor. The po-
lice caught the man named and he
confessed the SlaYing.
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Family Dinner
to Be Given at
Meridian Hills

After the family dinner Thursday
night at Meridian Hills Country
Club, j. K. Lilly will talk on THE
Life of Stephen Foster" Songs OF
Foster will be sung by quartet fol-
lowing the lecture.
At 4:30 Sunday afternoon the
clubs annual swimming meet will
be held under the direction of
Kenneth Walker, instructor, and
the swimming committee, composed
of Henry Holt, chairman; E. S.
Pearce and Mrs. Walter Jameson
In the class for children under II
there will be twenty-f1ve-yard
crawl, breast and backstroke, and
thirty-yard medley competition.
Children older than IL will par
ticipate in a f1fty-yard crawl, breast
and back stroke and seventy-fve-
yard medley. Flo Mary Foreman
will give an exhibition.
Swimming classes for women at
10:45 on Wednesday morning are
popular at the club.
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Observance
of Law to
Be Subject
Program to Be Given on
Club Day at Bethany
Park.

Program planned by Mrs. Z. c.
Rumpler, chairman Of the law OBJ
servance division Of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs, at the
Bethany park club day Monday will
be witnessed by numerous leaders of
the Indiana federation and the dis
triCt divisions.
Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville,
chairman of institutes, will preside
at the meeting, where Mrs. Rumpler
will talk on Club Elections.
Federation policies and programs
will be outlined in round table dis
cussions. Leaders will be members
Of districts near Bethany park.
Among those taking prominent
parts Will be Mrs. j. F. Edwards, re-
firing president Of the Seventh dis
trict: Mrs. Clarence J. Finch, in
coming president; Mrs. Frederick
BALI, first ice-president Of the In
diana federation. Mrs. j. w. Moore
and Mrs. George Van Dyke, all of
indianapolis.
Others will be Mrs. R. A. Ogg,
Putnam county district chairman;
Mrs. George Dellinger, Third district
chairman; Mrs. Florence Bonner,
GreencaStle; Mrs. Homer Hinkle,
Vincennes; Mrs. Robert A. Hicks,
Cambridge City, president Of the In
diana federation, and Mrs. Edwin
Canine, Terre Haute, general feder-
alton director and former state
president.
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is large, and the losing hearts may
be discarded on the diamonds. So
it was a good sporting bid.
COUTH'S opening lead is the five
- of diamonds, which East wins
with the king. Three rounds of
spades are taken, picking up the
outstanding trump. The ace and
king of hearts in dummy are cashed.
A losing heart is discarded on dunn
my's ace of diamonds. A club is
played from dummy, declarer win
ming with the ace.
The par play on the hand now
is for the declarer to lead the jack
and ten Of trump, getting dummy
down to the jack of diamonds and
the king and seven Of clubs.
North bears down to the queen
Of hearts and the queen and ten
of clubs. South is down to the
queen of diamonds and the jack
and nine of clubs.
Now the four Of spades is played,
which puts the squeeze on both
North and South. South lets 60 a
club, a diamond is discarded from
dummy, and North is squeezed.
If he discards a heart, the nine
is good. If he discardS club, both
clubs in dummy are good.
Copyright. 1894 NEA Service. Incl
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Engaged Couple
to Be HOnOred
Dinner Guests

At a dinner party tonight at her
home. 1909 East Tenth street. Miss
Mary Frances Litten Will honor Miss
Mary Eleanor Pegs and Claude
WEIGH. both Of St Louis. whose
marriage VIII take place in the fall.
Miss Pegs. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Pegs. St. Louis. for
merly lived in Indianapolis She
attended Butler university. where
she was a member of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority. Mr. WEIGH Is a
graduate of George Washington
university in St. Louis and Is
member of Pi Kappa Alpha fra
ternity.
Summer blooms viii be used as
table decorations. Covers viii be
laid for Miss Mary Jane Stegg. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Gullinc. MI. and
Mrs. L. c. Litten. the Rev. Wales
Smith and William Hughes and
Miss Pegs and Mr.. WEIGH.
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hand did not contain a fve-card
suit, East can read practically ev-
cry one of his high cards.
He should have the ace and king
of hearts and the ace of diamonds
and king Of clubs.
1t is highly improbable that West
holds only the ace and queen Of
diamonds, because he has not
shown a four card suit in diamonds,
and it is doubtful if West would
have opened the bidding with only
a four-card heart suit and the ace
and queen of diamonds.
If the hand were wide open in
both clubs and spades, he would
probably have passed.
East. in bidding seven spades,
realized that he must depend up
on a heart break. However, there
is a chance to develop a squeeze,
the reward of a grand slam bonus
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Two Entertain
at Theater for
Leila Shipman

Mrs Robert Brown Marion, and
Miss Constance Roche entertained
with a theater party last night with
Miss Leila Belle Shipman, honor
guest. Miss Shipman's marriage TO
Wallace Pickens Daggy will take
place Aug. IS, in Tabernacle Presby-
terrain church.
Guests were Miss Shipman's sis
ter, Mrs. Sylvan L. Mouser; Mrs.
Thomas McNutt, Mrs Marvin Coch-
rane, Mrs. Fred HoGmark and Miss
Katherine Smith
At a luncheon bridge party, Mrs.
Robert Horn gave Saturday at her
home, Miss Shipman received per-
Sonal gifts from the guests.
Those attending were Miss Smith,
Mrs. McNutt, Mrs. Cochrane. Mrs.
Shipman, Mesdames Kurt Ehlert,
Joseph Buck, William c. Otto, Rob-
ert StOckwell, Alfred Kristufek and
George Walker, Misses Norma Da-
wilson and Margaret Motley
Mrs. Eva Dipple, the hostess
mother assisted at the party
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Convention
Reports to
Be Offered
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Will
Attend Meeting at
Fletcher Home.

Echoes OF the national conven-
ton of Pi Beta Phi sorority last
month at Yellowstone park will be
heard at a picnic meeting of the In
dianapolis Alumnae Club Wednes-
day, Aug. l, at the home of Mrs.
Carl Fletcher. 5693 Central avenue.
Unofficial reports will be given by
Mrs. Allan G. Raup, president, who
attended the meeting with Mrs.
Robert Wild, assistant to the grand
vice president, and Mrs. Jasper P.
Scott, elected president of Delta
province, at the convention.
Mrs. Leroy Flint is chairman of
the committee arranging the meet
ing, which will begin at $3.50. ReSer-
vations for a supper are in charge
Of Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. S. o. Brewer,
vice president, and Mrs. Ellis B..
Hall.
Other officers to attend the meet
ing will be Mrs. Hollis Leedy, CORE
spending secretary; Miss Marian
Darr, recording secretary; Mrs.
Flint, treasurer; Mrs. Wayne Kim
mel, publicity, and Mrs. Calvin
Hamilton, Panhellenic representa-
tive.
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Personals

Miss Mary 10 Spurrier, 1855 North
Pennsylvania street, is spending this
week at Lake WaWaSee. Next week
she will attend a house party at
Lake Manitou with a group of De
Paw university classmates.
Miss Helen Louise Titus has re-
turned from spending the weekend
with Misses Jean and Ann Hayden
at FIT. Wayne.
Mrs. o. N. Gulling has as her
guest for several weeks, Mrs. Hardy
Russell, Toledo, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Briggs spent the
weekend in Washington Court
house, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. M w. Taplock have
returned to their home in Dayton
O., after visiting Mrs. Taplock's sis
ter, Mrs Russell Hippensteel and
Mr. HippensteeI
Mrs. Robert Lingle has as her
guest, Miss Vivian Short, Spring
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Arthur and
daughters, Ruth Ann, Martha and
Joan, have return to their home
in New York after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter P. Morton.
Miss Ida B. White is spending
the summer at Vincennes with rel
atives.
Miss Ruth Robson, Frankfort,
and Miss Evelyn Seward Columbus,
were weekend guests of Miss
Martha Vollmer. Miss Seward now
is visiting Miss Evelyn Forsyth.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Enyart re-
turned yesterday from a three
weeks trip to California.
Mrs. Charles Blue, Louisville, will
come soon to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Null.
Lawrence N. Helm has returned
to his home, 1854 Broadway, after
two weeks stay at the Martha
Washington in Virginia Beach, Va.
Mrs. Helm and son Russell have
returned from a visit with relatives
in Ripley, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Kimber and
daughter Marcia are at Castle
Park, Mich
Mrs. Reyes w. Atkins and daugh-
ter Annie are vacationing at Ira
verse City, Mich.
Misses Sue and Patricia Gabe
have returned from vacations at
Camp Kosciusko, Winona lake.
Mrs Frank D. Stalnaker is at
Harbor Springs, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Horn. are
visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. j. o. Sallee is a guest at
characterization Hall, Atlantic
City, N. J.
Alpha chapter, Omego M Tau
sorority, will meet tomorrow night
at the home Of Miss Dorothy June
Bond, 1925 Carrollton avenue.
Mrs. Harry Bailey will be hostess
tomorrow for a meeting Of Delta
Tau Omega sorority.
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GUEST TOURNAMENT
SET FOR GOLFERS

Women golfers in Indianapolis
and elsewhere in Indiana will be
guests Of indianapolis Country Club
players Thursday in an invitational
tournament. Mrs. Edward Dean,
chairman; Mrs. Joseph E. Cain,
Mrs. Dudley r. Gallahue, Miss Ruth
White and Mrs. E. M. Chamberlin
are preparing for the guests.
Luncheon and swimming will fol-
low the tournament to begin at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert C. Piel, chair
men Of the entertainment commit
tee, have announced an outdoor
dancing and dinner party for Sat-
urday night.
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husband makes enough he always
tries to give his sister a little to
help on the groceries.
Everything went fine until about
a week ago. My husband isn't the
same as he was before we moved.
He used to kiss me but now the only
/. time I get a kiss is when we are
somewhere his mother isn't. Then
he acts as if he is afraid she'll see
him. If she comes near when he
puts his arm around me, he jumps
back real quick. 1t hurts me to see
him act that way.
have spoken to him about it but
he gets mad and says I'm jealous
of his mother. He says he tries to
please us both, but can't please
either. God knows I'm not jealous
Of her and never have said any
thing to hurt her feelings, but she
says cutting things to me. He says
she doesn't mean anything by it,
and if say more he Slaps my face.
I don't expect him just to sit down
and make love to me, but I do get
terribly lonesome for him some
times.
The other day I had a girl friend
to come and see me, My husbands
mother met her at the door and
asked her who she was and what
she came for. My friend and
went to the grocery for her, and
while we were gone she called my
landlady and told her she thought |
my friend was going to stay all !
night and asked her to tell my
friend she couldn't. Now do you
think she is being fair with me? |
Would you move out, leaving it
up to my husband TO go With me or
not? love him, but 1 have some
where 1 can go until he finds work
or until I do. WORRIED.
AnsWer-It is a mistake for
married couple I'd live too near
the family Of either. When they /
marry their job is to break up
infantile patterns Of behavior and I
assume responsible attitude to-
ward the problems of living.
Your trouble is that you mar
ried too young, before you were
equal to the task of looking after
yourselves. With the first howl of
the wolf your husband flew back |
to the shelter Of his mothers wing. |
The adult responses which he had |
built up toward you were not
strong enough to hold when the
mother came into the picture
again. The habits Of nineteen /
years proved stronger than the
, habits of one year. and the hus-
band easily slipped back into the
role Of son.
If you walk out on the situation
you run the risk that your hus-
band will be so soothed by his
mothers care that he will forget /
you completely. You may be sure
that the mother will not encour-
age him to take up a responsible
ity which he can shed. In spite of
her efforts to accept you, it is
evident that she regards you as an
interloper in need Of watching
You would do better to get your
self job and help out on the
expenses of your own establish
ment. Your husband will need
considerable encouragement about
his own ability to get work and /
hold it. Nagging him about his
relationship with his mother will /
only make him cling to her closer. /
Your job is to make a wife seem
more desirable than a mother,
and that will take considerable
patience and skill.
Dear Jane JOrdan-AbOut two I
weeks ago my girl friend and split I
up. She is a sweet girl and I still .
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love her and always will. I don't
know whether it was my fault or
hers. She told me she loved me, but
still she stepped out on me. She
tried to keep 1t from me, but I
found it all out and quit her cold.
She was sorry about it all and told
me she didn't love the fellow, but
wouldn't say why she went out with
him. Shall I take her back or let
it ride? JUST ANOTHER SAP.
Answer-A jealous person con-
fesses that he has no confidence
in his own ability to hold the
affections Of his beloved. If you
had more courage you would try
again.
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Card Parties

July circle Of Our Lady Of LOurdes
church viii hold card party to-
night on the church lawn.
WOmen's Benefit Association, No.
14O. will entertain with a covered
dish luncheon at noon tomorrow,
followed by a card party at 2:30
AT the hall. go East Ohio street
Mrs. Mildred Parsons and Mrs. Jo-
sephine CoibiOn will be in charge.
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WOMEN TO PLAY
BRIDGE AT CLUB

Mrs. N. E, Boyer is making plans
for the regular women's afternoon
luncheon bridge party of the
Riviera Club to be held tomorrow
at the clubhouse. Luncheon at
1890 will be followed by card play
at 2.
Assisting Mrs. Boyer will be Mrs
Charles w. Dowd and Mrs. H B.
Sturgeon. Reservations for the
event are to be made by tomorrow
noon.
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ENTERTAINS GROUP
AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. Russell Hughes Smith, assist
ed by Mrs. R. o. McAlexander, en-
tertained at luncheon and bridge
today at her home, 2lOl North Della
ware street.
Guests included Mesdames Henry
L. Dithmer Jr., Fred C. AlberShardt
Herman Lauter. Donald c. Rub
Robert Gates, Russell P. Veit, How
ard Foltz, Coburn Scholl, Harry G
Jones, Alfred Guyot, Peter VanGeyt
and Miss Jean Coval.
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GniId Parties Set

Mrs. John Dransfeld is chairman
Of card parties to be held at 2:30
and 8 Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Albert Stocker. Brill street and
Summer avenue. The party is I'M
der the auspices OF the ST. Frances
Hospital guild and is open to the
public. Members of circle 2 of the
guild will assist Mrs. Dransfeld with
arrangements.
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The diet was developed originally by Dr..
George A Harrop, Baltimore. It is to be pursued
first strict diet, followed for ten days or two
weeks and then replaced after that period with
moderate diet. The two diets then are alternated
until the required weight loss is reached.
The strict diet consists of four to six ripe
bananas daily. together with three to four glasses
of skinned milk and one large head of lettuce or
two and a half cups of shredded cabbage, served
with an unsalted mineral oil dressing if desired.
The milk and bananas are said to supply an
almost fatfree diet but provide sufficient minerals
and valuable vitamins for the bodys needs and
reasonable amount of protein In addition, the
two foods give the feeling of being we'll fed and
satisfied No other foods except the bananas, milk
and lettuce or cabbage are taken, with the ex-
ception Of six large glasses of water day.
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up Jul oP0A y
nnent. H i S
mother and
sister live to-
gether in q
small apart
nent. The
lady who lives
upstairs had
a vacant bed
I o o m a n d
said we could
live up there.
His mother
sugg e S t e d
that we eat
doWnst a ir S
with t he m.
w h G n m Y
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Contract Bridge

10 trump, he is saying that his
heart suit is not rebiddable.
When East bids three spades, he
is again seeking information as to
the length of the heart suit. For
West to make an original bid, as his
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Solution to PreUiOlts
Contract Problem
BY w. Z. MKENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

Secretary American Bridge League
THIS is the fourth Of a series of
i eighteen playing problems pre-
pared by Henry P. Jaeger. Today's
hand contains q beautiful triple
squeeze, and the bidding is also in
teresting.
When West opens the bidding with
one heart, what East is most inter-
eSted in is whether west holds five
hearts. The one spade is forcing
and, when West responds with one
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Beach Fashions GI0rity Cotton

COTTON big right this minute
~ outfit seeucker plaid Bingham
checked percae she for cotton paa ensembles with
debonar look about them.
outfits that smart enough
bathing beach the left is wopece affair in plaid
plain shorts and poope shirt with short
ensemble includes bathing
piqu and matching that be
other beach clothes.
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Weekend
Polo Tilt
Scheduled
Rolling Ridge Team VIII
Meet Lexington as
Opponent.

BY BEATRICE BURGAN
linz. Mnr-ar-r pars Tdltnr

WTHES the Rolling Ridge polo
Nteam goes into action next
weekend against the Lexington
ky team. Jesse Andrew ST., West
Point. Ind, probably Will be the
captain Of the local team and Brig
adier-General Robert II. TyndaII one
OF the most enthusiastic spectators.
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Miss Helen Mattice. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD NattiCe Is at
tending Delta Gamma house
party this week az Lake Nsnitou.
The guests are members Of the In
diana university chapter.