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UN AUMENTO
DE 1919 EN- LOS SALARIOS

Detroit, Abril 10.-Los obre-
ros de la compania Motor Pro
ducts, que pertenecen a la Fede
raci6n Americana del Trabajo,
volveran hoy a sus labores, con
un 1919 de aumento en- los jor-
males.
La noticia fue dada anoche
por William Collins, leader de
la Federation, ante un grupo de
mas de 500 huelguistas.
Nuevas huelgas comenzaron
aver en- las fundiciones de las
companies Campbell, Cannon y
Wyant, en- Muskegon, afectando
a LOO hombres.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
MANIOBRAS DE LA ES
CUADRA AMERICANA

Washington, abril 10.-Fren
tie a la costa de la Baja Califor-
MIA realiza hoy maniobras la es-
cuadra de los Estados Unidos.
que dividida en- dos grupos, el
azul y ell carmelita, marcha ha-
cia ell Canal de Panama.
En- un movimiento de simu-
lado ataque contra la iona del
Canal, Is hidroplanos de la ma
rina, que salieron de San Die
go, saldran hoy para Acapulco.
donde pasara dos dias.
La flota Carmelita es la de
ataque y la azul la de defensa.
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Pr6rimO bale

Pr6rimo bale
Reina verdadero entusiasmo
para ell bale que la St. Joseph's
Academy High, ofrecera en- los
salCnes del Centre Espanol de
Ybor.
Son madrinas de esta fiesta
las Srtas. Ida Alvarez, Marina
Fernandez, Socorro Alvarez,
Mary A. Garcia, Olga Vald6s,
Eulalia Paniello y Evelyn Mar
sicanO.
Ell salon lucira bellamente de-
corado, con luces de variOs colo
res.
La orquesta de Mano San
chez esta encargada de los bal
tables.
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yEki 2
HI
Rita MOntdner

En- mi cr6nica de aver, en-
pocas lineas ~explicaba 10 que
esta notable cancionista repre-
senta en- ell genera cubano. Hoy
escribo 9tra vez sobre este asun
to, porlue una parte del publico
eSperaba yer en- Rita a la arts
ia del teatro bufo.
Entire todas las "embajado-
ras" del arte criollo, la Monta-
ner es la reina, porque interpre
ia y siente, con toda su alma
cGbanlsima, las pleas de su va
lioso repertoire.
Rita no hace ell genera bufo
que hemCs visto en- otras OcasiO-
mes. Ella, con gracia incompa-
rable, interpreta los numeros
que la ban acreditado como un
legitimo orgullo de Cuba.
Durante un ano recorrio va
rias ciudades de este pals en-
compania del cantante ameri-
cano Al Jolson Y en- esa turnee
alcanz6 ruidoso triunfo. En- Ne
.jico Y en- ell teatro Palace de
Paris fue la artista mimada del
publico.
Anuncia ell Sr. Ramon Fer
nandez, en- obsequio al p1blico,
un programa a base de function
cOrrida, a precios populares, pa
ra manana.
Esperamos que Ell teatro de
la institution Guiana tenga IN
lleno complete.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
TONIC POSSESSION LA PRIME
RIA JUEZ FEDERAL

Washington, Abril LOLA
Sra. Florencia E. Allen, de Gle
veland, jur6 aver ell cargo de
juez de la Corte del Circuito Fe
deral de apelaciones.
La Sra. Allen es la primera
mujer que desempena ell cargo
de juez federal.
FL Tribunal del Circuito de
Apelaciones es ell segundo en-
range despues de la corte supre
ma de los Estados Unidos.
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INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Aver llega1o ma Puerto los
vapores Carplaka, Cities Ser
vice of Ohio, Colorado, Com
mercial Navigator, Fairisle,
Glenpool, Millinocket " Paw
nee, y zarparon ell Commercial
Navigator, ell Florida Y ell Isa-
bella.
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ARISTOCRATA ARRESTA-
DO

Cadiz, abril 10.-El artistic
crata jerezano Lopez Carrizos
Ponce de Leon ha sido arresta-
do aqui por dar vivas al Rey
y al Fascio y lamar muera a
la Republica.
Ese individuo trat6 de agre-
dir a los guardias de asalto, que
lie maniataron, poniendolo a dis
posici6n del Tribunal de Urgen-
ella.
Por haberse encontrado ex-
plosivos en- su poder fueron a.
rrestados los anarco-sindicalis-
ia Mateo Olmos, Francisco Ju-
RADIO Torres y Fernando Pine
no Rosado.
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LA CAMPANA CONTRA
Ell JUEGO

Con innegable actividad la es
cuadra del vicio de la policia
mantiene su campana contra ell
juego de acuerdo con las instruc
clones dadas por ell jefe Logan.
Por possession de numeros de
bOlita y billetes de Loteria fue-
ron arrestados aver Lorenzo Els
calante, Manuel Ramos, Jose
Garcia, Jose Green, Steve Rodri
guez, W. J. Apolito, Angelo Fer
lita y Henry Diaz.
Green sera juzgado tambien
por tener en- su establecimiento
dos maquinas de jugar.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
JUNTA EXTRAORDINARY
DE LA CAMARA DE CONFER
CLIO DE YBOR

Ell comite de directories de la
Camara de Concrete de Ybor
ha sido citado a junta extraor-
dinaria, para las 6:15 de la tar
de de hoy, en- ell edificio del Cen
tro Espanol.
AsuntoS de gran interes, Sc
gun ell presidente Glamour, de-
mandan la asistencia de tOdos
los directories.
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LOYAL KNIGHTS OF AME
RIGA

De orden del hermano Sobe-
rano otto a todos los hernia
nos y hermanas de esta Logia
para el funeral del hermano
desaparecido Genaro Huerta,
ell cual Sc celebrara hoy, a las 5
de la tarde, saliendo ell c~ortejo
f1nebre de la Residential, 1918
Gale de Spruce, en- West Tam
pa. Sc ruega no fallen.
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Por haber convenjdo ell fiscal
c. Jay Hardee con ell abogado
L. E. Womack, en- I'm juicio sin
jurado, Richard Palmer, acusa-
do de verificar inscripciones
fraudulentas, comparecera hoy
ante ell juez Petteway.
Palmer, procesado por ell fis-
cal Morris M. Owens, Sc halla
en- libertad bajo $4,000 de fan
"a.
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Sc cita a todos los miembros
del cuerpo Directive de esta Lo
gia para la tenida ordinaria de
mes, que habra de celebrarse Ell
Microbes II del corriente, en- el
local de costumbre. Sc ruega la
asistencia de todos.
Rafael COSiO,
Secretario.
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SOCIAI ES
Sunlight Club

Sunlight Club
En- junta celebrada por los
miembros de este club Sc acor-
dc ell v~erificar todos los domin-
COS, un paseo a las playas.
Estas giras empeZaran en- ell
mes de mayo.
Tambien preparan un bale,
or invitaci6n, con una gran or
questa.
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A~lejondrina Garcia
EUeliO Fernandez

Esta simpatica pareja fue la
agraciada con ell premio de son,
otorgado por los organizadores
del bale que ell viernes pasado
Sc efectu6 en- los salones de los
Caballeros de la Luz, Septima Y
Gale 16.
Componian ell jurado los Sc
nores Jacobo Rivero, Arturo
Fuentes y Jose Lopez.
FelicitamOs doblemente a los
futuros esposos.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10

En- los cineS
Una de las mejores produc-
clones mejicanas pasara hoy
por la pantalla del teatro Cast
no. Tiene ell titulo de LAS A
guilas de America.
En- ell Royal Sc estrenara la
pellcula Resurrection, con
Lupe Velez Y Gilbert Roland.
Cesar RiVerd.
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NueUO crOniSta
En- ell dfa de hoy ha comenza-
do a redactar la cr6nica social
del peri6dico LA Traducci6n",
nuestro estimado amigo Sr. AL
fredo Montoto.
Ell joven Herminio Canal re-
nunci6 al puesto que con gran
acierto desempenaba, por ser
lie impossible atenderlo.
Felicitamos al nuevo compa-
nero.
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SONrenir Social Club

Souvenir Social Club
Los enthusiasts muchachos
de este club ofreceran un bale
por invitaci6n.
Probablemente sera en- ell Mu
nicipal Auditorium, con una re-
nombrada orquesta.
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Holder dijo al juez que tenia
echo acres sembrados de, Judas
y que la cosecha Sc lie perderia
81 no lie daba tempo para reco-
gerla.
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No &c Moleste con
Parches dc Mostaza

Musterole, preparada con Aceits
puro de mostaza y otros actiVos In
gredientes producira los mismos
efectos que ell antiguo parche de
mostaza, sin dejar ampollas.
Musterole suele allviar con ron
titud bronquitts, dolores de garRAn-
ia. tose7, resfriados, neuralgias.
cUngestiones. reumatismos, torcedu-
ras, doloresN m~usculares. contusio-
mes. y toda clase de males y dolo-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las pulmonias. Vendese en- todAs
las droguerias, q S6c y CSC, On
Jarros y N Iubos. Tamano do hes.
pttal 50.
MejOr que AN pareAe Dc mostamms
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back. Mrs. Kinnaird's hair was
tied back off her face by a band of
the gold cord.
Miss Alma Block Lyons ivory vel
vet gown was trimmed with wide
epauletS o. sable in front. The hem
of the skirt was slashed occasionally.
Miss Charlene Buchanan'S black
taffeta frock was youthful with
puffs of taffeta as sleeves.
Mrs. w Hathaway Simmons had
her hair piled high on her head
appropriately styled for her shell
pink gown, which had tiers of
flOunces forming a sweeping skirt in
back. A flare of the material
formed a shoulder cape and a de-
mure effect, becoming with the
headdress.
Last week we saw Mrs. Conrad
Ruckelshaus at the Little Lambs
dance with her forehead fringed in
bangs; this week her hair was
parted back off her face, with
braided coil banding her head.
When Mr.. HOke announced his
readiness to sing-at last-his song,
Mrs. Henderson Wheeler ran across
the floor to whisper few words to
him which again halted his attempt.
AS she did, the spotlight brought
out the flashing colors of the black
sequin hip length tunic which she
wore over a black crepe skirt. A
bright red belt marked the waist
line.
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TWO ENTERTAIN FOR
RECENT BRIDE

On Saturday night Mrs. John
Mendenhall attended a party at
Miss Virginia Taylor's home, 1884
Kenwood-av, which Miss Taylor
and Miss Mary Harvey gave in her
honor. Mrs. Mendenhall formerly
was Miss Gertrude Pence, Upton.
The hosteSses were assisted by their
mothers, Mrs. D. o. Taylor and Mrs
A. G. Harvey.
Guests were Mrs. Paul SeisS and
Miss Martha Collins, Upton; Miss
Lois Forsythe, Noblesyille; Mrs. j.
Ray MartZ, Mrs. Seward Baker,
Misses Anna Marie Sander, Waneta
Graves, Eunice Mae Howell, Mar
jorie Carr, Roseland Gibson, Helen
Louise Brown, Margaret Shively,
Virginia Holt, Josephine McElhany
and Eleanor Marshall.
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Club Meetings
TUESDAY

Spanish operate Composers
will be discussed by Mrs. Kearsley
Urich before members of the TIC
Kalon Club when they assemble
with Mrs. O. T. Behymer, 1901 Cen
trail avenue.
Mrs. G. T. Cough, 815 North Au-
dubon road, will be hostess for a
meeting of the Irvington Home
Study Club. Mrs. E. E. Wishard
will present THE Philippines: Re-
construction Out of Chaos"
Lamb to His Bosom" and "Wom-
en- EssayiSts" will be discussed by
Mrs. w. J. E. Weber and Mrs. Net
tie L. Kane, respectively, at a meet
ing of the Heyl Study Club at the
Rauh Memorial library.
THE Chinese Testament" by
Tan hih-Hua, and "Good-By, Mr..
Chips" by James Hilton, will be re-
viewed by Mrs. Kathryn Turney
Garten before members of the Mar
tina Hawkins Society at 10. at the
i ~ OO odpb4oO CL1Q1CI1.
Mrs. w. E. Ratcliff will entertain
members of the Brazilian chapter,
international Travel-Study Club,
Inc, at her home, 209 Buckingham
drive, at $50 at a Christmas party.
Mrs. Erla Ellis and Mrs. Anna STRAIT
ton will be hosteSses. Gift exchange
will be held and Christmas carols
sung. Mrs S. r. Artman will lee
ture.
Business meeting of Christ church
branch Of the Girls Friend So
ciety will be held tonight. Miss
Alba Rogers is new membership
chairman.
Women's Club of st. Joan of Arc
Church will entertain with an after
noon and evening card party in the
school hall. Mrs. George Rice and
Mrs Harold Hirth are chairmen.
Tuxedo Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet from 1890
to at 636 N Temple-av. Mrs. L. E.
Schultz and Mrs. L. E. York will be
the speakers and Mrs. Belle Fuson
is president
Federation of Mothers Choruses
Of the indianapolis Public Schools
will rehearse at lis in Manual
High School.
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BY JANE JORDAN

print this letter I believe you will
find that this is the opinion of the
majority of the young men of today
and that they would like an oppor-
tunity of expressing themselves
through your column. DOC
Answer-No, I am not paid by
the tobacco interests. 1t is only
that / am more accustomed to
seeing women smoke and it is not
shocking to me. The whole dis
cuSSion sounds like much ado
about nothing tc me. Neverthe-
less, all readers have a right to be
heard in this column, regardless
of their convictions. Why do we
hear nothing from young men
who do not object to womens
smoking? Perhaps they think the
discussion is out of date. If so.
why don't they write?
Dear Jane Jordan-I do not think
CAIoO q mail VI WOl14dl1 O11Ou1Q SIIlOhG.
I consider smoking tobacco as filth
ness. GOLDIE.
Il
Dear Jane Jordan-I do not like
your what-of-it attitude toward
smoking. I think much of it. When
we go to public place to eat, oh
my I wonder if any one except a
cigaret smoker can eat and irhale
and smell those filthy cigarets and
enjoy it. ]. know do not and it
makes me mad. You may be sur
prised, but confess to being a
tobacco user, and many times it is
embarrassing to me. I always coun-
sci young people not to become
addicted to the habit.
S. D. DAWSON.
AnSwer-This finishes all the
letters we have up to date on
smoking If more are received,
more will be published.
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SOrOritieS

Miss Mary Schmidt, chairman of
holiday dance to be given by five
sororities Dec. IS in the knights of
Columbus hall, will preside at a
committee meeting at 6 tonight in
the Seville.
Regular business meeting of
Kappa Phi Delta sorority will be
held tonight at the Y. w. G. A.
Members OF Alpha chapter, Sigma
Delta Pi sorority, will be entertained
at Christmas party tonight at the
home of Mrs. William Duke Balm,
who will be assisted by Miss Martha
A. Gill The sorority's benefit card
party Saturday in Banner White
hill auditorium will be in charge of
Miss Jane Van Arsdall, chairman;
Mesdames H. M Easley, Harvey N.
Brown, Russell Johnson and Miss
Mildred Chance.
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not take a drink or smoke for the
world who love to hurt you in any
way. So I find it is not SO much
what we do as how we do it. My
husband would rather go with me
than any one; so we go together.
I find that men go without their
wives because they would almost
faint to go where a woman smokes
or drinks. 1t is much better to pal
along together. My advice to any
woman whose husband likes to go
is to fix up her best and go along
I want to thank you and the read
erS for the thirty letters I received
1 read each one several times and
enjoyed them so much. I want to
assure Still Disguised" that she will
get actual letters by sending for
them. Jane Jordan did not write
them herself.
A DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER
Answer am delighted to hear
from you again and am pleased
that you have broken away from
the foolish conviction that what's
pleasant isn't right" The prac-
tice of moderation in all things is
nearer to what's right than aSceti-
ciSm. There is no sense in strip
ping life of all its foolish pleas
ures. Thank you for taking the
trouble to bring us up to date on
your experience.
Dear Jane Jordan-Cigaret smok-
ing is givin our American women a
bloodhound facial droop." Women
smokers faces are growing sharper
Lips are becoming pallid. Corners OF
| the mouth sag. Lips commence tC
protrude and develop twitching hab-
its, and the eyes acquire a blank
stare. The feminine physiognomy is
becoming permanently altered by
cigaret smoking. G.. A. STARK.
Answer hadn't noticed it.
Dear Jane Jordan-If you are
surprised that men pay any atten-
ton to girls smoking you are going
terests through your column, but
to get another surprise because here
is another who not only considers
it disgusting, but like thousands OF
other men believes that it lowers a
girls refinement and charm 1000 pei
cent. 1 have gone to college SIX
years, four years to a professional
school, and am a member of a col
lege fraternity, but would rather
choose for my wife a girl who never
finished high school than college
graduate who lowers herself morally
and physically to the extent OF
smoking cigarets.
I do not know whether or not
you are working for the tobacco in
believe that they could afford to pay
you substantial salary for the adj
vertising you give them. When you
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COLDS
Go Thru 3 Stages
and They're Far Easier
Relieved in the First than in
the Second or Third!

A cold ordinarily goes through s
stages: the Dry Stage, the first "a
hours: the Watery Secretion Stage,
from l to days; and the Mucous
Secretion Stage. The first stage is
the time to nail" a cold.
Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine
is the treatment for colds. 1t is ex-
preSSly a cold remedy and not a
preparation good for half a dozen
other things as we'll. 1t is direct and
internal which is what a cold, an
internal infection. requires. 1t is
also complete-it does the four
things necessary. 1t opens the bow
els. combatS the cold germs and
fever in the system. relieves the
!, headache and grippy feeling and
ones and fortifieS the entire SyS-
IN. Anything less than that is in
yiting trouble. Get Groves LaXa-
, tive Bromo Quinine at any druggist,
S5c and soc. Ask for it by the full
name and refuse a subStitute.-Ad-
vertiSement.
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MISS RAMEY TO BE
GUEST AT PARTIES

From Tuesday night until Jan. 5,
when Miss Betty Ramey will be
married to DR.. Robert Hadley Wise
heart, son of DR.. and Mrs. o. w.
Wiseheart, North Salem, the bride
to-be will be honored at numerous
bridal parties. Miss Ramey is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Ramey.
+ Mrs. calvin Lenox will entertain
at her home in Lebanon with a
miscellaneous shower and bridge
party Tuesday night. On next Sat-
urday afternoon Miss Mary Pax
ton Young will be hostess for a
bridge party and hosiery shower
Miss Mariamelia Schmidts and
Mrs. George F. Collins bridge party
and kitchen shower will be on Sun
day morning, Dec. 9, at Mrs. Collins
home.
Other parties which will be given
are to be on Tuesday night, Dec. II,
a bridge party and lingerie shower
with Miss Joan Boswell, hostess;
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 16, Mrs.
Jean Black, DR.. Wisehearts sister,
and Mrs. Wiseheart, his mother, a
tea at Mrs. Blacks home; Tuesday
night, Dec. 18, buffet supper and
handkerchief shower, to be given by
Miss Ramey'S aunt, Mrs. L. v. Sheri-
dan; Friday night, Dec. 81, a dinner,
Miss EloiSe welsh, hostess, at the
Charm House; Thursday, Dec. 81.
Misses Josephine Meloy and Marie
Roach, a bridge party and towel
shower; Friday, Dec. o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards Byerly, Chicago,
buffet supper at the home OF
Mrs. Byerly'S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wolfard; and on Jan.
4, the bridal dinner to be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramey at the Colum-
bia- Club.
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PARTY WILL BENEFIT
FLOWER MISSION

Indianapolis Flower Mission will
receive the benefit of proceeds from
card party which the Amicitia
Club will give Wednesday, Dec. II,
in Banner Whitehill Auditorium.
Mrs. H. G. Alsman is general chair
man and Mrs. Arthur E. Bender,
club president.
The club is philanthropic Or
ganization u years old and has as
sisted the indianapolis Day Nursery,
Bridgeport Nutrition Camp and the
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for
Crippled Children. Each year
Christmas baskets are distributed.
The club has aided in The Times
Clothe-a-Child campaign.
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

ANN HOLLISTER. pretty and 20.
sells the family antiques to pay debts
of her father now dead. On the day
of the sale young man, stopped by
motor trouble, comes to her home to
telephone After he leaves Ann finds a
blue vase missing and in its place a
note signed "P. K" and $50
Ann gets work as a librarian and be-
comes friendly with SARAH KENT also
employed at the library. She meets
TONY MICKLE; commercial artist. and
is attracted by him. though Sarah warns
her that Tony is tickle and irrespon-
Sible.
She. sees the young man who bought
the blue vase and learns he is PETER
KENDALL II, wealthy. prominent and
engaged to VALERA BENNETT. society
girl. Valerta has no sympathy with
Peters ambitions and plays around
with a wild crowd She goes to a party
at DIRK VAN BALEN'S apartment one
night Peters brother DON arrives and
Valeria hides in a bedroom. Too late
she realizes she has left her party bag
where Don will see it.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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to
Give Party
as Benefit
Delta Gamma Group Will
Present Christmas Play
for Children.

AS a means of raising funds to
promote philanthropic work, the In
dianapolis Alumnae Chapter Of
Delta Gamma Sorority, will sponsor
Christmas play for children Dec.
% in the Caroline Scott Harrison,
Daughters of American Revolution
Auditorium. Matinee and evening
performances will be given under
the direction Of Mrs. Kenneth
Wertz.
PatronesSes will be Mesdames
George o. Browne. Rex C. Boyd,
Addison Bowling, Paul D. Gayman,
Alfred H. Guyot, william F.
Hendren, William Kegley, Robert
Littell, Neil D. McKinstray, Cliff
ford Miller, Guy E. Morrison,
Blanche B. Rawlings, Gerald Red
ding, George Stout, Grover Turner,
Robert Avels, George T. Badger, s..
Douglas Bash, William Bauer, Har-
rison Collier, Field Daley, Robert
Faulkner, Edward Fillion. Rex
Hayes, 0. M. HerShman, Herman H.
Lauter, David Liggett, j. Dwight
Peterson, c. A. Rudy, Dudley Smith,
Harold B. West, E. L, Van Buskirk,
James A. Young and Robert zaiser.
Arrangements will be completed
at the December meeting to be held
at the Butler University Chapter
House, 269 Buckingham-dr., at 8
Friday, Members will bring dona-
tons of toys, clothing and canned
goods to be distributed in Christmas
baskets. New members will be
initiated. The appointments will be
carried out in Christmas colors.
Mrs. Dudley Smith will be chair
man of hoStesSes, who will be Mes
danes Herman Hess, David Liggett,
George o. Browne and Robert Lit
tell
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a demure gown Of delicate blue with
a satin floral design. The off-the-
shoulder neckline was edged with a
slightly faring flounce. In front at
the neckline was a dainty Dresden
bouquet of pastel colored flowers.
Miss Mary Stewart Kurtz was
youthfully attractive in blue frock
with a fare around the neck, gath
cred like cartridge pleats, and in
back loops of the silk appeared as
an abbreviated hustle. With her
white crepe gown. Miss Gloria
Geddes wore a knee-length jacket
which had sleeves full to the elbows
and tight from there to the wrists.
Miss Josephine Mayors frock was
blue too, and the bodice in front
was massed with beads, embroid-
cred in designs. Loops of the ma
terial fell over the shoulders in
short sleeve effect.
Blue satin enhanced the blond
charm of Miss Nina Brown. The
cap sleeves resembled flower petals;
slightly full, they were edged with
a corded band of pebbly crepe, which
crossed the neckline in front and
back. Miss Jane thinner and Miss
Prudence Brown were other Tudor
seniors who danced.
Miss Betty Amos. Edinburg, and
Miss Patricia De PREF, Shelbyville,
were juniors who joined the younger
guests. Miss Sheila SaXtOn, home
during the college vacation of the
Thanksgiving season, joined her
friends.
Mrs. Brown HOnOred
Mrs. Morris Lanville Brown, who
was an honor guest with Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Macomber,
Kendallville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gavin at Mrs. Samuel Lewis
Shank's cocktail and dinner parties,
wore one of the lovelieSt gowns at
the dance. The gosSamer pink
lace gown had insertions in the
skirt of finely pleated chiffon. A
ruffle of the lace outlined the sleeve
seams at the shoulders. The very
sheer chiffon formed the sleeves
from the shoulder to slightly above
the elbows where the lace flared into
a puff. Mrs. Browns hair was tied
back off her forehead by tiny pink
satin bow.
Points of slashes in the bodice of
Mrs. MacomberS white satin gown
were clipped with rhinestone orna-
ments. Mrs. Browns and Mrs. Ma
comber's mother, Mrs. Roy Elder
Adams, was in the party and was
gowned in a soft grayish blue lace
gown.
Miss Marion Barnard whose en-
gagement to George Fotheringham
has been announced by her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Harry E. Barnard, at
tended in a brown lace gown, its
skirt edged in a flare of matching
net. At the neck in front was
gold flower.
Mrs. Wayne Davis Kinnaird's
wood green taffeta gown had a gold
cord as its belt. which Topped in
front. The neckline was high in
front, and the wide straps crossed in