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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-07
LADIES, ALTAR SOCIETY

Will serve dinner Saturday, March
 IT, Parish Hall, from 5 to ' pm. Cards and social evening will follow. Adults 65c, children under 12 soc. Save the date. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-07
CANCSTERS KILL FRANKIE POPE, NOTED GAMBLER
Millionaire Chicago Under world Boss Shot, Slain
 In West Side Hotel

CHICAGO, H., March 7-Frankie Pope, gambler, was shot and killed in a West Side hotel this fore
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-07

N the City of Bagdad lived Hakeem, the Wise One, and many people went to him for counsel, which he gave
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-07

freely to all asking nothing in return. There came to him a young man who had spent much but got little, and sald: Tell me, Wise One, what shall do to re- ceive the most for that which spend?" Hakeem answered, "A thing that is bought or sold has no value unless 1t contains that which cannot be bought or sold Look for the Priceless Ingred- ient.'
 But what IS this Priceless Ingred- ient?" asked the young man.
 Spoke then the Wise One: My son, the Priceless Ingredient of every product in the market-pace IS the Honor and h. tegrity of him who makes it. Consider his name before you buy
 E.R. SOUIBB & SONS, NEW YORK
 Manufacturing Chemists Medical Since 1858 HARRY RACE, Druggist
 "Juneaus Squbb Store
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-07

Shop m Juneau
Evening star., 1934-01-01
SOCIETY
Mrs. Roosevelt Expected to Attend Debut
Today of Miss Dern, the Only
Cabinet Bud.
Cabinet Bud.

lingwood Tea House on the Mount
Vernon Boulevard.
Among the guests were the Chief Of
Naval Operations and Mrs William H.
Standley, the Assistant Secretary of
State. Mr.. r. Walton Moore: the Com
nlandant of Fort Myer and Mrs Kenyon
Joyce, the president of George Wash
ington University and Mrs, Cloyd Heck
Marvin, The military altache Of the
Cuban embassy and Sonora de Prieto,
Mr. and Mrs Wade Ellis, Mr. and Mrs
Horace Lee Washington, Admiral and
Mrs. Mark Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam s. Culbertson. DR. and Mrs. Will
liam Jennings Price. Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. NJ. Robert Guggenheim, Com
mander and Mrs. R. E. Schuirnann,
Maj. and Mrs. George Oakley Totten.
Nine. Sanchez Latour. Mrs. Harry
Baxter, Mrs. Robert Imbrie, Baroness
Won Lowenfeldt. Mrs Elonzo Tyner.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. Brig. Gen.
William E. Horton. Maj Gen. Rupert
Blue. Mr.. Herbert Hengstler. Mr. Ever
EFT Sanders and Mrs. Harry Baldwin
CAN'T of Carlisle Barracks, Pa, who IS
Evening star., 1934-01-01

daughter, Elizabeth Hiden. to Mr.
Thomas Joseph Groom OF Washington
and Mobile. Ala, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Franklin Groom of
Mobile. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Louis Fox
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Florence Helen, to the Rev.
Alexander Thompson Coyle. pastor of
ST. PauIs Presbyterian Church in Cot
tage City, Md, son of the Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Coyle of Westhampton Beach,
Long Island. The wedding will take
place in the early Spring The Rsv.
Mr.. Coyle is a graduate of Harvard
University, where he received his A. B.
degree in 1929, and from Princeton
University in 1890, taking his M A.
degree, and was a fellowship student
at Edinburg University in Scotland
Dr. and Mrs. Lane Bruce Kline OF
Hartford, Conn, have announced the
engagement to their daughter Adelaide
Stiles, to Mr. Gordon Disbrow Porter
of New York, son of Mr.. and MIS-,
Alonzo 3. Porter Of New Britain Conn.
Miss Kline was graduated from George
Washington University in the class of
1881 and is granddaughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Patrick, for many
years residents of Washington. Mr.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Porter IL q graduate OF Clark University
at Worcester, Mass, and Is the New
York representative for manufacture
ing firm Of New Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Crane OF 5oZ9
Chevy Chase Parkway today announced
the engagement of their daughter
catherine, to Mr.. Frank W. Moorman'
son of Lieut.. Col. Frank Norman
u. S. A, retired, and Mrs. Moorman'
of POT Underwood street.
Mr.. Norman is cadet at the Mill
tary Academy at West Point from
which he is to be graduated in June
Evening star., 1934-01-01

In June. '0iAie Oiiiie
Mr.. crane is first assistant suner,n
public schools. ~ u columbia
Mr: anu I'm. mrs. Charles G. RovIe of
ment OF thelr daughter, Esther ,f enS1gf- Wigi-
fred, to Mr. John W co4man cotITI "lal-
son OF Mr. and Mrs. e. Cosmnl sToi'lhan' lro
l,oma Park. man CT Ia
MT, aho Mrs NJ Rex Hunt Of cIarer-
. don, sa, da,sh, %hnnoance the engagement Of
their oaughter, Dorothy Elizabeth to W
Evening star., 1934-01-01

of genius" The Emile Collins Health
Institute and Turkish Baths ,loCated
in the same building) specialize in
building up your body and reducing
it scientifically without the use OF
wax or other unnatural methods. A
visit here will give you a new lease
on life. The address is 1921 Con-
necticut Avenue. Telephone Dis
trict 1916
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HGHEER AS GOSSAMER' and
- as wickedly chic as hosiery
can be-. Gold Stripe "Adjustables'
featured exclusively at FRANK
Evening star., 1934-01-01

nue.. 1t offers many advantages
that make it the most popular place
IN town sunny porches, large
living rooms, ample closet space
and built-in showers. Alban Towers
overlooks the city. situated in its
highest spot. and is only 10 min
uteS from downtown. with buSSeS
and street cars passing the door.
Rentals are from S62 so up. with
gas. refrigeration and electricity in
cluded in the bill. Cleveland 6400.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Mr.. John Calvin Lyle, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Lyle of Arlington, Va.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Hunt is popular member of
the younger set in Arlington County J
She is a graduate Of Strayer's Business,
College, and member of Mu Chapter
Of Tau Phi Sorority. Mr.. Lyle is a
student at Southeastern University,
Washington.
Ernest Harvey Van FosSan will enter
tain at luncheon at the Shoreham Sat.
Continued on Third Page)
Evening star., 1934-01-01

e.. luscious red-ripe Strawberries,
raSpberrleS and even vegetables any
month Of the wear And they've
Cheddar cheese IT wine. Edam cheese
III wine. hor G'OeurVeS. green turtle
SOUP with sherry thick or clear,
fresh Cavair. pate de fOle graS,
sandwich paste and 50 many
other things. District $3.50.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

certain delicacies
=. and are faStidi-
GUS and disCrim-
mating as to how
they are prepared.
Then by all means
dash into HAIR
VEY'S, that world
famous restaurant.
located at 1l07
Connecticut Ave-
rI,a This ic Opo
Evening star., 1934-01-01

place where even the most "finicky"
person will be in "the seventh heaven
of food delight" Make a resolution
right now! Start the new year off
with a grand start. and enjoy your
New Years dinner at Harvey's TO-
night. The dinners $1.50. and the
menu is so tempting that you'll be
eIated.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

a bic evening TO
the girl who helped
YOU into a joyful
New Year or a
I o. Ike n Of good
v isheS to a sick
friend or the
marking Of an an
niVersary. Say it
with flowers" from
SMALL'S that
lOyelv florist house
Evening star., 1934-01-01

/ . l l > + ! - , !
Street Conn. Ave a
l.. The stock has
been carefully eOnn
over and remarked
for this Januar-
Clearance. Stunning
fall and " inte =
dresses that had
been SI3-95 TO $3.50
are placed on
racks and reduced %
- -
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would have saved
herself miles and
miles OF trudglng
il she had known
of MAGRUDERS.
INC. grocers Of
fame. ' at 18Th
and NJ Streets off
Connecticut. They
carry the Birdseye
Frosted Fruits .
on6 NOW Won ran
Evening star., 1934-01-01

mentS early. OF course,
you'll feel ike scream
ing the glad news"
from the steeple-tOp-
but the refined way Of
letting your mulJitu-
dious friends know is
through the fawlessly
engraved tduOnS
Evening star., 1934-01-01

of with a bang at
Z r LEBACHER S.
1910 F. S tt eet.
Youu go sale
ing in q store .ull
Of important saw
lEgS -. reductions
Of 0 n e-Quarter,
one-thlrd ant one
half. In each in
stance the price
rpdUcfi00 has been
Evening star., 1934-01-01

i've SlfIdTIIy, J z Z
q on omically. in
an apartment that
furnishes you a
background. t h a t
expresses your per-
Sonal taste. Such
an apartment you'll
find at the ALBAN
T o w E R S. 3700
aahneA++e A.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

you'll adore the new bi-cornes and
tricornes in straw fabric and rib
bon. Extra! Here's tip! Fran
cine is having a clearance sale OF
her smart Winter hats (values to
S1O) reduced to Sl.50 and S3.
Hurry! Hurry!
Evening star., 1934-01-01

the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery.
Following the breakfast quartet OF
| students at Howard University sang
Negro spirituals.
Miss Elizabeth Dern, daughter of the
Secretary of War and Mrs. George H.
| Dern of Washington; Miss Denise du
Pont, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
I. du Pont of Wilmington, Del. and
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin Larus, debutante
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
LaruS, jr, OF Richmond, Va, were
guests Of honor Thursday at luncheon
given by Miss Hattie Belle Gresham
at the Commonwealth Club in Rich
mond, for the debutantes. Vases of
pink roses and snapdragons were used
to decorate the long table at which the
guests were seated. Miss Dern and
Miss du Pont have been visiting the
latters aunt. Mrs. N. Addison Baker.
in her apartment in the Tuckahoe in
Richmond.
secretary of the American embassy in
Toxic. Is al The Beverly IN New YORK
for a short stay.
Dr. Arthur w. Hummel, chief of the
Department Of Orientalia OF the Library
of Congress, sailed Saturday from New
York for six-month trip to India and
China. DR.. Hummels trip is for the
purpose of studying the universities,
libraries and other centers Of Chinese
culture and thought. In India and
Indo- China, DR.. Hummel will visit the
historic centers of Buddhism to study
further the principles and practices OF
this religion Dr. Hummel is familiar
with Chinese life and customs, having
lived in Pekin for Is years while he was
professor of Chinese history in the
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Cadillac 'only lew years o.d'
They've one model you'll adore is
LA SALE town Sedan-a 1881
model. It's a rich dark green. has
five wire wheels, trunk on back and
upholstered in tan brOadCloth. for
$685. You'll start the New Year of
well owning this car. 1913 Connec-
ticut Avenue.
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4 GIRL can't help being conceit-
ed" when she gets her perma-
nent at EMILE'S .. . for. as you no
doubt know, the House of Emile IS
Evening star., 1934-01-01

radical-lust let the price tickets
on the garment tell you how radl-
cal-for each ticket carries the
original price and the reduced price
Every garment in this stupendous
sale is new this season. Fresh
looking and smart, with many
months of wear ahead. Dresses
have been reduced s847 up. sport
coats $I488 up. Dress coats,
S3489 up and hats, $3.50 up,
GIVEN A SINGLE HAIR casts a
Il shadow" and shadow
on your lip or chin. caused by ugly
superfuouS hair. is Just bound 10
Evening star., 1934-01-01

the mecca of all smart
women seeking the latest
in hair dressing and
beauty culture. Your
browning glory should
only be entrusted 10 the
care Of their expert tech
nicians. Their perma-
nentS are different be-
cause they are palnstak-
lngly created by master
colffeurS with a touch
Evening star., 1934-01-01

i ~ n AZ ~ ~ ~ - a
FRANCES that
doesn't have some
particular place
to go. The sale
begins tomorrow
and you'll find
dresses Tor street.
b u S in e S S and
sport wear. and
gowns for both
formal and in
Evening star., 1934-01-01

r. JELLEFFS
three shops. .12l6 8
F Sire e t-l72l
Connecticut Ave-
nue. and 409
Connecticut Ave
nue.. They're a
fine, delicate chit-
fon-that m a X e
Evening star., 1934-01-01

AmbaSsadOr Hotel,
14th and x Streets,
50 close to the the
ater and shopping
distric is. Cav
Splash Parties" are
being held by the
m ore enterprising
sorOritieS and frater-
mites, Offering smart
GiuereinrlS and nnNel
Evening star., 1934-01-01

.
m 0 st fastidious
woman feel and
look Just a little
below par H.
DILLON. INC. a
1910 Connecticut
Avenue. who Ia
made a special
study of HypertrI-
Ghosts. 70 III 0 Y E 5
superfuous hairs
and other facial
Evening star., 1934-01-01

formal OCCASIONS. all reduced 50
tremendously that you'll be both
astonished and elated. There are
60 dresses chad been Sl995 TO
s22 95) now reduced to s10.95. And
so dresses that had been S25 and
s29.95 reduced TO $685. Miss Man
uels prices are always less because
of the low overhead Of her second
floor studio shop at l345 Conn. Ave.
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U>TINE OUT OF TEN" apprecia te
art and dream of the
day when they, too. can create and
do things" Tomorrow mig I
Evening star., 1934-01-01

LOUEY VENN OF LONDON, 1924
Connecticut Avenue. Her treat
ments Will keep your skin soft and
lovely, lift and tone the muscles,
restore the firmness of the contour,
eliminate those tired lines around
your eyes and that crepyness about
your throat. Ma 1859.
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~ with raised eyebrows?' II you
can't be fooled. . but really know
good foods II YOU have Whins about
Evening star., 1934-01-01

The LITTLE GIRL whose step
mother sent her looking for
red-rpe strawberries in January
SHOWS lived too soon. She
Evening star., 1934-01-01

II he saving on the
marvellous used cars
at the kEAIPTON
CADILLAC COM
PANY is equivalent
TO q substantial
raise in YOUR hus-
bands Pay check
and YOU both
benefit by driving
around town in a
sWanky La Sale or
Evening star., 1934-01-01

costume. 1'he turned
off -the-face brim frames
your brow, halo-wise-
the jaunty-saucy a ir,
the demure back. all
promise an adventurous
time when you step forth.
And all this charm is
priced at S. and $3.50 at
FRANCINE'S, lll0 F
Street. Oh. yes! And
Evening star., 1934-01-01
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DrsJrTA-~ INTO nDJN'

enough for misses
and think that none
of the fashion de-
signerS ever think
about you. cheer
up! THE HALF
SIZE DRESS SHOP.
at sos 18th Street,
has your problem at
heart. and they're
showing this per-
Evening star., 1934-01-01

" glow and fresh
ness. Especially Is
it necessary these
bitterly cold, windy
days. Now, more
than ever 1t is i'm
pOrtant TO pu t
ourselves into the
h an d s Of t h e
skilled and conpe-
tent operators of
Evening star., 1934-01-01

s. Exceptional values. every one
Of them. And youu find plenty Of
large SIZES. too. Evening and dinner
clothes that had been s25 to SEQ. so
... are now reduced 10 from $40 75
10 500 so And all the remaining
evening wraps that had been S1975
20 S39 so. are reduced down TO from
$I075 to S2275 Stop in and make
YOUR choice early you'll thank
Helene for this tip.
GAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
~ whether it be a thank you"
gesture to your holiday hostess
or a gracious reminder Of an eniov-
Evening star., 1934-01-01

slender and have remarkable wear
ing qualities for busy feet. Really.
they're fine. and have the added
advantage of being 1909 pure silk,
with seven inches of adjustment
space to fit the tall or short woman
"a gold stripe garter run protection
and last (but by no means leasN.
are very modestly priced. Sl.l5
or three pairs for $3.50. 81 so or
three pairs for S4.35. ..Sl.95, or
three pairs for $50.
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HHEADLTNE NEWS!" An of
IL the-face bonnet that gives
you a wide-eyed look. AS capti-
waiting hat as ever topped a smart
Evening star., 1934-01-01

~
- - - entertainment Sun
lamps TO ward off colds. hair dryers
IN the locker rooms, and a warm
atmosphere and warm water. You'll
adore the club-like atmosphere and
the congeniaI groups that make it
their rendezvous. This beautiful
pool with its submarine lights, Is
open from m. until II pm.
and boasts guards at all times and
a swimming instructor For adults
its 25c until ! pm. and 4Oc after
l p m. For children it's 25c at all
times. There's something always
happening. So let's go.
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&C OMETHING TO GROW
- ABOUT" and Helene can't
help Growing" about the After
Xmas Clearance which started
Evening star., 1934-01-01
NOUR ONLY REGRET v

Connecticut Ave.
at |. The en-
ticing price is
S. 40 and it's
the final reduc-
ton. Shoes for
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Om0rfOW II ! : II \
classes begin for
adults in both
the d a Y G Il q
night school at
the Nation !
School Of Fine
and Applied Art,
locally known as
the FELIX MA
ON Y 4 r T
SCHOOL. BY en-
80 q F@TT
Evening star., 1934-01-01
WlN
JULIA SANDERSON
SAYS:

J4Aa Sanderson. the charming
ana F!Vaclous star Of both stage
ana radio fame. appearing at the
foH, tod Helene that she was
cenghttd with this years fashion
c42.ay Of sparkle and glitter.
Personally" She said. Il like
simple, quiet things to wear. but
50 much has been happening
50 much that We should be thank
III Tor. that the only way We
can SHOW how joyful We are is TO
cypress II gayly through our
clothes
All this sparkle and glitter
pfFSoAiheS a more cheerful out
-ooE !or every one. and We
should resolve today. to do
everything n our power to make
thlS new year a going ahead
Cus
Things have changed al
around Miss SanderSOn went On.
Years ago. I used to wear frillv.
,rothy short dresses on the stage
which were considered the height
Of stage fashion. today my stage
gowns are PLAIN and fOrmftting
and very long. and SO much
more effective.
Every one has become more
S'r.e conscious. even little tiny
g.,.s who follow the fashion trend
have clothes that are miniature
editions Of Their mothers and
older sisters.
It's a grand world" She con-
C.-ded and 7 think our New
Years resolution should be re
solved 10 make the most of every
thing and enjoy Il 10 the fullest
extent
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Ga BARGAIN is a bargain" no
\ matter what way YOU look At
it. and you'll find many Of them
in the clearance sale al PHILLIP
Evening star., 1934-01-01
ADVERTISEMENT.

"NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER" will
have nothing on you when you
swim in the beautiful AMBASSA-
DOR SWIMMING POOL. at the
Evening star., 1934-01-01

ary 2nd-and attending the day and
night ClaSs-yOu can catch up with
the October group. This school IS
not only professional, but also
cultural they teach drawing
are for purpose Tuition can be
arranged to suit ones convenience
and to fit ones purse Also
the Chlldren's Saturday Glass En-
rollment l747 Rhode Island Ave
Conn. Ave. at M. Ma 2656.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

at Dupont Circle and Conn. Avenue
SMALL'S are arranging the most
exquisite boxes Of fresh cut flowers
at $3.50 and up. CorsageS to wear
to tonight's New Year dinner are
also $3.50 and up. Yes. they deliver
today =. . telephone North 1000.
Evening star., 1934-01-01
Harvard -Yenshing School Of Chinese

Harvard -Yenshing School Of Chinese
studies.
The secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Abbot entertained
at dinner Friday evening, when their
guests included DR.. and Mrs. Allen
Stockdale. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Chal-
mers, Mrs. Charles d. Walcott, Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Kinnan and Mrs.
Edgar B. Kay.
Col. Laurence La T. briggs enter
tanned a party at dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club last evening In compliment
to Maj. and Mrs. Alexander p. de
SeverSky, the noted Russian aviator
who recently achieved a new world
speed record at Roosevelt Field Tor
amphibian planes. Guests at the din
ner included a number of prominent
figures in aviation circles.
Col. and Mrs J. S. Cecil and their
daughter Miss Caroline Cecil. who
make their home at the wardman Park
Hotel, entertained at the New Year
eve celebration at WardInan last eve
ming, when they had six guests.
Many engagements Today
OF More Than Usual Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. William SChOheld H0ge,
jr., announce the engagement of their
Evening star., 1934-01-01

NOUR HUSBAND IS worth a
raise" Yes. give him a breaS
and give your husbands wife a
break al the same time! Here's how
Evening star., 1934-01-01

prints at neck and sleeve. Sl2.95;
with larger armholes. fuller hip and
bust measure sizes 16la to 26l2.
They're "sale-ing" lovely dresses of
crepe and satins and faille silk with
cut velvet sleeves values to
Sl295 for S695.
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s. Ii THE MAGIC of YOUTH.
~ can be torn from us, quite
ruthlessly if We don't constantly
groom our skins to retain their
Evening star., 1934-01-01

blemishes by electrolysis permanently
and safely They use the 10 needle
process. which can remove about 250
hairs IN an hours treatment. They
employ g method that Is approved
by the medical science. MA. 6779.
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N-OUR ONLY REGRET will be
that you have but two feet on
which to wear that delectable foot
wear being sailed at AIRCRAFT,
Evening star., 1934-01-01

every occasion to dance in
to walk in to stand in.
They are values to s145O and
You'll probably never again be able
to get them at this low price.
You'll find every type Of shoe
from the WiSpy dance slipper
to the walking shoe that boasts its
wonderful wearing qualities for busy
feet. There Will be no c. o. DIS
land no charges. Just dash in
and make your selection.
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HDREAKING INTO PRINT.
- but be sure its only a trim
ming! IF you're too little. too
short for WOmens sizes. mot slim
Evening star., 1934-01-01

IS 4 DESIGN for living" and
n when Helene says living"
E. she doesn't mean existing
And to fully enjoy life you must
Evening star., 1934-01-01

and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from the Il
nous BreWood's-WhO probably do
your mamma's and UNITS announce
ments long ago. They take care Of
all troublesome etiquette problems
for you, too-whlch is a big rellet.
brides have told Helene. The aG-
dress IS GIL Twelfth ST.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

The United States Minister to Ecua-
dor and Mrs. William Dawson were the
guests IN whose honor Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund Brewer Montgomery enter
tanned at a breakfast yesterday at Col
Evening star., 1934-01-01
"OH PROMISE ME" that you
" January and February brides

to-be will drop into BREWOOD'S
and order your wedding invita-
Evening star., 1934-01-01
ADVERTISEMENT
N 4 Mzo,4>1dMe z0uw
| ! If Wilt II ttL4z

~J'HIs LITTLE DRESS vent to a
party. this little dress went TO
work all in all. there isn't dress
in that marvellous clearance sale at
Evening star., 1934-01-01

the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery.
Following the breakfast quartet Of
| students at Howard University sang
| Negro spirituas.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Senator F. Ryan Duffy Of Fond du
Lac Wis. arrived in Washington yes
terday accompanied by Mrs. Duffy and
their four children and are occupying
a suite at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1934-01-01
Dinner at British Embassy
And New Year Eve Party.

The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Lindsay were hosts a an informal
New Year eve party last evening at
the embassy.
Lady Lindsay left Washington today
for Long Island, where she will remain
for a week.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

can't be fooled. but ref
good foods. IF you have WI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-19
PAGE
Sororitu PLEDGES Tnitioted

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Delta Gamma chapter, Phi ri Psi
sorority, held preliminary initiation
services Saturday night at Robin
wood Inn for Misses Helen Carey,
Margaret Dunlap. Betty Denny,
Lillian Kempthorne, Louise Morford,
Ruth Myers, Dorothy Neidinger,
Idah Lou Peterman and Dorothy
AIcDaniels. Formal initiation was
Sunday night in the Chinese room
of the Hoosier Athletic Club. A
dinner followed. Miss Margaret
Smith was installation officer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-19
Contract Bridge

The best South can hope to set
them is probably one or two tricks,
which would give him only $50
points; even if the contract were set
three tricks, it would be only $50
against a vulnerable game of 900 or
more.
South, therefore, preferred to show
the strength of his hand with bid
Of two no trump, which North car
ried to three.
XXTEST elected to open his short
w heart suit, since South had
bid no trump, and so he led the
seven of hearts. By the rule of
eleven, the declarer could read that
this was a short suit opening.
East put in the ten and declarer
won the trick with the ace. His
normal play was to lead a small
diamond, West played the ten and
dummy'S queen held the trick.
What card would you play from
dummy? If you play the king OF
spades and then a heart, you are
sure to have the club suit started.
The declarer decided to do the
unexpected-to lead his weak suit
to prevent the opposition from
leading it. So he led small club
from dummy and played the ten
from his own hand, which West
won with the queen.
West could not be expected to