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Smyrna times., 1934-02-14

ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times
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THE SMYRNA TIMES is an Independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
it represents and the State of which it
is part. 1t also gives the items of
Importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
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r; 7.3O p. M, sermon by the min
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank the fire COM
panies, neighbors, and public, for
their assistance and aid during our
recent fire.
VANE GREENHOUSES, Inc.
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Miss Cause, to
WedNext Week,
Is Honor Guest

Mrs. Maurice Gronendyke enter
tanned with a luncheon bridge party
today at the Charm house in honor
of Miss Katherine Cause, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Cause, 3545
Watson road, who will be married
to Henry S. Bray on Feb. "a in North
M. E. church. Mrs. Gronendyke
will be one of Miss Causes atten-
dants.
Among the guests were Mesdames
Florence @. Bray, John Bray,
Charles Cring, Clarence A. jack
son, w. A. Meade, Henry Powell,
Keith L. Johns, James Boyd, Wilbur
Carter and Mrs. Cause; Misses Bet
ty Cring, Nancy Ballenger, RATHER
inc Kinds, Edna Conduit and Fern
Stanley.
Out-of town guests were Miss
Martha Boyd, Miss Edith Roll, Mrs.
Robert Smith, Mrs. Harold Love
lace, Mrs. Gilfred Eden, Mrs. Kate
Maxim, Mrs. Martin L. Coons and
Mrs. Malcolm Edwards, all of New
castle, and Mrs. Charles Stoup of
Mansfield, o.
Miss Ballenger will entertain with
a dinner party tonight for Miss
Cause and Mr.. Bray at the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. F.
Ballenger, 5217 North Meridian
street.
Guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bray, Mr.. and Mrs. Gronen-
dyke, DR.. and Mrs Evanson carp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Berger, Miss Cring and Rob-
ert Nehs.
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Dramatic Critic
Will Be Speaker
for SisterhOOd

Temple Sisterhood will meet at
2:15 Monday in the Temple, Tenth
and Delaware streets, for lunch
con and program.
Corbin Patrick, dramatic critic of
The Indianapolis Star, will talk on
1.-THE Theater From A Critics View
point" Mrs. Issac Born is program
chairman.
Program of violin numbers will
be presented by Carl Johnson.
Mrs. Reuben A. Solomon, lunch
con chairman, will be assisted by
Mesdames Raymond S. Kiser, Ralph
Bamberger, Jacob B. Solomon,
Charles F. Kahn, Charles Kauf-
man, Jay G. Kahn, Cyril Weinberg,
Fred Feibleman, Sidney Salinger,
Victor NJ Goldberg, Lewis J. Lefty,
J. K. Berman and Sidney S. Aron-
son.
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On the advertising committee are
Mrs. B. A. Arnold, chairman; Mes
danes Buford Cadle, Albert Muel-
Ter, Betty Puett and Garth Marine:
Misses Emma Louise Reeves, Helen
Arzet. Dorothy Jane Atkins and
Madge Mcpherson. Signatures for
the program are in charge of Mrs.
Ralph Gerry chairman; Mesdames
Cranston Mugg, Egbert Hildreth,
Charles Tichenor and William john
son; Misses Dortha Weaver, Ruth
Landers, Sally Bosnian and Martha
Metcalf.
Other committees are: Printing,
Mrs. Noble Ropkey; poster, Misses
Lorraine Shelton and Lois Sheriff.;
properties. Miss Margaret Kellen-
bach and Miss Sheriff.; publicity.
Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp Jr. and
Mrs. Robert Schetter, and manu-
script, Mrs. Pauley, Miss Dortha
GODDARD. and Miss Margaret Thomp-
SON.
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Party Success
Factors to Be
Council Factors

Important Factors in Party Sue
cess" will be discussed by Taylor
Groninger at a meeting of the Mar
ion County Council of Republican
Women at 2 Tuesday at the Clay
pool.
Sergeant Harry Smith will talk
on accident prevention, followed by
a program by accident prevention
entertainers.
Mrs. Robert Shingler will conduct
a class in contract bridge preced-
ing the program. The class is the
second of a series sponsored by the
club. Mrs. A. Jack Tilson is chair
man, assisted by Mesdames Law
renee Orr, Lee Ingling, and B. L.
Dougherty.
Mrs. Lawrence Mann, hostess
chairman, will be assisted by Mes
danes William Edwards, Lorraine
Bradley, John McCardle, Hugh Mer-
rif1eld, Mrs. Orr, and Miss Marga-
ret Coneway.
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Whistler. Mrs. Moore arranged the
program.
The following program will be
presented:
Violin and Piano
D I3s (Tonadilla escenica) .Estere-Nin
0deGd ...;.:.:.....-... .Nin-Kochansh
Miss Mabel M Harland and Mrs.
Douglas Day Nye
vocal Duet Mexican, Portuguese. Cuban
folk tunesl
..,, "Carem Carmela" IN w. Loomis
Home Home Everywhere III: W LOOMS
ohueL me silver star H w. LOOMS
Jones with Mrs Dorothy Knight
Greene accompan st.
Violin and Piano-"Danza Ritual Del
$780,. Manuel de Falla- Kochansk
Miss Mabel M Harlan and Mrs.
Douglas Day Nye
Two Pianos" Spanish Folk Dance"
"Maiaguena Grace I Helen N NssS
Mrs. Mildred Sweeney and Mrs
Gertrude w. Edison
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DRYBREAD TO
BE BRIDE TONIGHT

The marriage of Miss Laura
Katherine Drybread and Russell
Hamilton will take place at $50
tonight at the home of the bride
grOom'S mother. Mrs. Lena Hamil-
ton. Mcfarland road The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay H.
Drybread. BrovnSburg.
The Rev. r. II. Benting Will read
the ceremony before an improvised
altar Of greenery. A reception will
follow the service.
Miss Florence Richardson. maid
of honor. Will wear black net over
black taffeta and carry talisman
roses. The bride Will wear white
taffeta fashioned with short train.
Her flowers Will be Johanna Hill
roses and babyS breath. in shower
bouquet. Roy Wrade will be best
man.
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Magazine Club
Holds Reception
on Anniversary

Approximately 200 guests attend
ed the reception and tea given this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul
T. Rockford in honor Of Mrs. Mary
E. Perine, one of the four founders
of the Magazine club which cele-
brated it's forty-ffth anniversary.
Guests included presidents of other
literary clubs in the city and
friends.
The tea table was arranged with
a centerpiece of sweet peas, freesias
and lace flowers in shades of violet,
club colors. Ivory tapers were tied
with lavender tulle. Mrs. A. Edgar
Shirley, Mrs. j. 3. Vandaworker,
Mrs. Othniel Hitch and Mrs. Ru-
dolph F. Grosskopf poured.
They were assisted by officers and
members Of the program committee.
Past presidents assisted the hostess
and Mrs. Robert T. Ramsay, presi-
dent, in receiving guests.
Miss Victoria Montani, harpist,
played during the afternoon. Mag
azines written and edited by mem
bers we're displayed, with a history
Of the club.
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DANCE CHAIRMEN
ATTEND TEA

Mrs. Martin H. Walpole, $50 High
street, entertained chairmen for
dance to be sponsored by the
Mothers Club of Cathedral high
school at tea yesterday. The dance
will be Tuesday,( April 3, in the
school auditorium.
Chairmen who attended were Mrs.
William Kiesle, patron and pa
troness; Mrs. Thomas Gillespie and
Mrs. Joseph Conley, tickets; Mrs.
George A Smith, music; Mrs. c.
Harry Woirhaye, decorations; Mrs.
Theo L. Wolf, refreshments; Mrs.
Nicholas j. Conner, publicity, and
Mrs Timothy Mcmahon, hospitality.
Mrs. Mcmahon, president, will be
assisted by past presidents who are
Mrs. Conner, Mrs. T. T. Sexton,
Mrs. Vincent Concannon and Mrs.
Bernard Wulle.
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the fourteenth century when France began expert
menting with it. BY the fifteenth century French
stylists had accepted the corset as necessity for
feminine dress and decreed that it be made of wood
With the coming of the sixteenth century the corset
was made of metal.
The metal corset was introduced by Catherine de
Medici who prescribed thirteen inches the maxi
mum measurement for womanS waist. The corset
of that day. in addition to COMPRISING the feminine
waist to meet the requirements of the vain queen
held the body in a rigid position
Women wore these devices and because of them
the death rate jumped to such a figure that King
Henry w issued imperial decree, forbdding in
furious fashion Stays then "bootlegged" and
were in the sides of womens dresses. Following
the death of Henry ~ corsetS came into common
use again, with thin metal Stats in the form of latte
y1Ioc Of
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These children are Bates JOnn-
son. Margaret jameson, Benjamin
Hitz, Eleanor Appel. Avalyn Hitz
Fenton Jameson and Billy Failey.
Mrs. Donald jameson was in charge
OF appointing the committee.
Mrs. Hubert Hickam visited Tudor
Hall and formed a committee. Ruth
Fishback is chairman and will be
assisted by Mary Ottinger, Virginia
Smith, Barbara Alig. Margaret Stew
euSOn, JOann Rice, Linda Hamilton,
Barbara Bradley and Marjorie Balm.
Children members Of the museum
are given a gold pin engraved with
a Seahorse, emblem Of the museum
Mrs G.. H. A. Cloves is making
arrangements for a campaign among
students of Park school.
Trek Team Formed
A team has been formed by boys
who have made the Prairie Trek
expedition. Gordon H Thomson,
who has assisted Mr. HOWE sew
eral years, has organized the boys
in the expansion program. The
boys are Alan Appel, Edwin Craft
Jr., James Darlington. James Falley,
Alex Holiday. Charles Latham Jr.,
Dan Taylor, Robert Fortune, Char
les Huston, Joe Langfitt, Harley
Rhodehamel. Don Test, Bob Trim
bic and James French.
The young workers know the
story of the museums humble be-
ginning in a barn at Fourteenth
and Delaware streets, its removal
TO the Garfield park shelter house
and finally its establishment in the
thirty-roOm former home of Mrs.
John N. Carey. Mrs. Carey loans
the use of the home.
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HillcreSt Club
Will Be Scene
of Guild Event

Members of White Cross guilds
are invited to attend a colonial
luncheon and program to be held
Thursday at the Hillcrest Country
Club by the White Cross Music
Guild OF the Methodist hospital.
Members OF the executive board
of the hospital center. headed by
Mrs. Felix 7. McWhirter. will be
special guests.
Mrs. Paul Dorsey and Mrs. j..
Harry Green will sing japanese
songs. accompanied by Mrs. Helen
Vance. Mrs. Fred Appel, Mrs. L..
E. Schultz and Mrs. John Thomp-
son will take part in the program.
Mrs. William Leonard will play
piano numbers and Mrs. Deliver H.
LanderS, accompanied by Mrs
Harold Brady. will present violin
numbers. Mrs. Katherine Dali
sheimer and Mrs. Glenn bingham
will give readings.
HostesseS. who Will be dressed in
colonial cos umeS. will be Mes
danes Laurence Hayes, william
Dobson. Harry Nagle. Arthur
Dewey. Sidney Blair Harry. Othniel
Hitch and c. z. Dillenbeck.
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FAYETTE CLUB TO
MEET IN REUNION

Annual reunion dinner of the
Fayette Club Will be held tomor-
row at the Colonial tearoom. 1893
North Pennsylvania street. Speak
ers Will be William Z. Dentlinger.
mayor of Connersville. and Mrs. w.
E. Ochiltree. ConnerSville. national
president of the American War
Mothers.
Others on the program will be
Joseph NJ Taylor. William Z. JET
frey, Thomas Moria1ty. director Of
the Cathedral high school orcheS-
ira: Miss Louise BrOdeur. Edward
Kruger. Miss Dorothy Edwards.
Reservations are in charge Of Mrs.
Jennie G. Sparks.
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Welfare Group
Will Entertain
Special Guests

John F. Geckler. the Rev. Francis
D. McCabe, Scion Vial and Miss
Emma Puschner will be special
guests at the luncheon of the COM
munity welfare department of the
Woman's Department Club at 1890
Wednesday.
Professor Charles R. Metzger of
Butler university will talk on The
Community and the Delinquent
Child"
Mrs. William Klingholz, who has
returned TO indianapolis after re-
siding in Cleveland, O.. will attend.
Mrs. Othniel Hitch. department
chairman. will introduce Professor
Metzger. Mrs. E. j. Shields and
Mrs. Frederick H. Bowen are in
charge of reservations.
Mrs. Hitch is chairman Of the
nominations committee for the gen.
eral club election to be held in
March. She is assisted by Mes
danes Charles H. Smith. Arthur S.
Ayres, Martha L. Higgins and
Frances S. WandS.
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A program of romantic music
will be presented by the student
section of the Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale at Friday at the home
OF Miss Catherine Lapenta, 2424
Park avenue.
Assisting the social chairman,
Mrs. Irene Jarrard, in the dining
room at the tea will be Miss Vir-
GINA Kochler, Marion Dorothy
Laut, Juanita Vance, Janet Power
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Gamma Alumnae of Pi Beta Phi
to Present Annual PLAY

For the fourth year Indiana
Gamma Alumnae Club of Pi Beta
Phi will sponsor a play at the Civic
theater under the direction of E.
Norman Green. On March 10 Her
Step Husband" by Larry Johnson,
will be presented.
Mrs. E. U. Pauley, president, has
announced committees. Mrs. Green
is technical director.
Mrs. Burchard Carr. usher chair
man, will be assisted by Misses
Helen Carson, Janice kellogg, Anna
Marie DUNCAN, Janet Jerman. Mar
thalou Schooner. Dorothy Weaver,
Annabess Snodgrass. Mrs. Garth
Marine and Mrs. Buford Cadle.
Mrs. Pauley. chairman of tickets,
will be assisted by Mesdames Ralph
BockStahler. Robert Armer, Russell
j. Spivey. William Forsyth and Miss
Louise Sumner.
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PHILLIP CRAIG BAKER
WEBS IN COLUMBUS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Baker, 5155
North Capitol avenue, with their
daughter, Miss Martha Jane Baker.
attended the marriage in Columbus
last night of their son, Phillip Craig
Baker, to Miss Virginia c. Boyer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boyer, Columbus.
The wedding took place in the
Methodist Episcopal church. Frank
Fairchild, Indianapolis, was best
man, and Miss Mary Steinbarger.
Columbus, was maid of honor. The
couple left for an extended motor
trip.
Mr.. Baker is graduate of Pur-
due university and member of
Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
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Student Section WIZ Present
Program of Romantic Music

and Mrs. Jack Gulling. Mrs. Frank
Cregor and Mrs. Frank Hunter will
pour.
The program will be as follows:
Paper-"Romantic Music
Miss Catherine Lapenta.
Voice-"Wie Nahte Mir Des Schlum-
mer" der FreischutzJ ......... Weber
Mrs. Robert Adams; Miss Mable
Pruitt. pianist.
Concerto D. Minor (opus 4s) ......
- ....... :..,.........,-... MendeIssohn
"Traumerie" ................. Schumann
"Abenlied' Observation-Disclosures chumann
Miss Lois Lesaulmier. violin; Miss
Helen & Pleasance. piano; Miss
Betty Schellschmidt. cello.
Ballade" (Opus 52)
Miss Mary Gottmann
Voice
"Impatience" Observation-Disclosures Schubert
Mrs. j. Harry Green; Mrs. Frank
Edenharter. pianist.
Moment Musicale. Shubert
Miss Martha Binns. harp; Miss
Madonna Molonix violin; Miss
Betty Schellschmidt. cello.
Voice Elizabeth's Prayer" (Tann-
nauserl ..,.... ........... wagner
Miss Helen Louisa Titus; Miss
Maxine Moore. pianist.
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MISSIONARY WILL
ADDRESS GROUPS

DR.. Rebecca Parrish. medical mis-
sionary from the Mary johnson hos
pital. Manila. will be guest speaker
at a group meeting Of Woman's For
eign Missionary Societies. Tuesday
at the Fountain Street Methodist
Episcopal church.
The group includes societies from
the East Tenth Street. Brightwood;
He.th Memorial and Bellaire NJ. E.
churches.
Musical program will be pre-
sented by Mrs. r. Mitchell. The
meeting will close with a play, Unto
the Least Of These" presented by
the women Of the Roberts Park NJ
E. church auxiliary.
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Personals

Misses Alice Wilde and Mary
Katherine Marley attended the
sophomore cotillion last night at
Purdue university They were guests
at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house.
Miss Mary Kathryn Rankins has
as her weekend guest, Mrs. A. F.
Weihs, Martinsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Riggs, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Schwitz and Mrs.
Lena Culman are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Johnston, Bowling
Green. Mrs. Johnston formerly was
Miss Evelyn Boyd, Indianapolis.
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Spanish Musical History to Be
Discussed by Miss Ste7Cart

Continuing a study course of folk
songs of all nations, Miss Norma
Lucille Stewart will review Spanish
musical history and it's influence at
meeting of zeta chapter, Sigma
Alpha Iota, national professional
musical sorority, at Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Everett c. John
son, 5505 Pleasant Run boulevard.
Hostesses will be Mesdames LISA
Cox, Mildred Moore and Elizabeth
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Will campaign
for members.
A group Of
pupils from Or
chard school had
an advantage in
planning their
sales talks, for
The parents Of
all are members
0f the museum
BOARD. Tn cir
leadmas I er is
Hills II o " j e,
member Of the
board and con-
ductOr Of the
annual museum
rex 10 the west.
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TWO BOOKS WILL
BE REVIEW TOPICS

Mrs. Kathryn Turrey Garten will
give the fifth in a series Of book
reviews at 10 Tuesday morning at
the First Baptist church under aus
pices of the Martha Hawkins So
ciety.
Mrs. Garten will discuss Samuel
Pepys, the Man in the Making" and
Down the Garden PATH" by Bev-
erly Nichols.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
WILL HONOReSO

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Spellman, 721
North Drexel avenue. will entertain
Sunday night with a dinner bridge
party for their son, Carl Jr. Guests
will include Misses Ruth Globke,
Helen Wilson, Marjorie Grisby, and
Ruth Crawford; Frank Wells Jr.,
Paul Grisby and Luther Symons.
Mr. and Mrs. Spellman will be as
sisted by their daughter, Miss Edith
Spellman.
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WAR MOTHERS
TO ATTEND TEA

Colonial tea will be held Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Benjamin G.
Wheat, 800 North keystone avenue.
by the Marion County chapter.
American War Mothers.
Mrs. c. j. Strobel will be in
charge of patriotic program Mrs.
j. K. Kutchback, president. and
Mrs. j. c. Rybolt, general chairman
of the tea, will pour.
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Mothers Club to Meet

Emerson Heights Mothers Club
of indianapolis Free Kindergarten
Society will meet at 1870 Tuesday
in the kindergarten room, Tenth
street and Emerson avenue. Club
discussion will be Helping Your
Child Help Himself" New officers
will be elected.
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Patriotic Proqrom Set

George H. Thomas Woman's Re-
lief Corps will entertain Monday at
Fl. Friendly with patriotic pro-
gram in honor of Lincoln and
Washington and a card and bunco
party following noon luncheon. Mrs
Mary Begeman will be in charge.
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Pupils Aid
inCannpaign
for Museum
Tudor Hall, Orchard and
Park Schools Join
Member Drive.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN,
Times Woman's PAGE Editor

DUPILS Of Tudor Hall. Orchard
Il School and Park School are
joining a committee Of adults who
are campaigning for additional
memberships in the Children's Mu-
scum. Beginning Monday and con-
tinuing until Feb. 26, the children
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Club to Meet MOnddu

Mrs. William Tomlin, 1920 North
Illinois street, will be hostess Mon
day for a meeting of the Parlia-
mentary Club. Assistant hosteSses
will be Mesdames Minor S. Could
ing, c. w. Bruenger, William Moore
and willard S. Boyle.
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Today's Lastex Corset
Resembles Only Slightly
Early Dress Accessory
Wife of French President Receives as Gift
Garment Made With Yarn Instead of
Wood or Steel Once Used
BY HELEN LINDSAY

N ECENTY while visiting St. Eenn Albert Lebrun wife
N president gift Lsex corset
Elastic Web Manufacturers
gift for the
history closely history of the
wOman dress in France
Though the Cleopatra
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SUSAN GRAY SHEDD
WILL BE BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd.
1899 North Delaware street, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Susan Gray Shedd,
to George R. Hemingway Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Heming-
way, Oak Park, III.
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IndOrsers to Meet

Picture committee of the Indiana
Indorsers of Photoplays will meet
at 10 Tuesday morning in the club
rooms in the American National
bank. Mrs. James E. Sproule will
preside.
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Mothers VIII Meet

Bridge section of the Alpha Ch'
Omega Mothers Club of Butler uni
versity will meet at Monday a
the home Of Mrs H. G. Bradley
5S0l North Delaware street
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Mss Zane A 1de ng

MIR. AND MRS. JACK HARD
1VI ING, 1907 Washington
boulevard, have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
MISS Jane Harding, to Herman A.
Straus, son of Mrs. M. Freiberg
Straus, Cincinnati. The wedding
will take place in the spring.
Miss Lois Sheriff. is a member
of the poster and properties COM
mittee for the fourth annual dra-
matte production by the Indiana
Gamma Alumnae Club of Pi Beta
Phi sorority. Norman Green is
directing the presentation of Her
Step Husband" to be held March
10 at the Civic theater.
The marriage of Miss Anne
Louise Hunt and Henry w. Marsh
took place Friday, Feb. 9. Mr..
and Mrs. Marsh will be at home
after March l at $751; North Meri-
dian street. The bride is a daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Omar S. Hunt
and Mr.. Marsh is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon A. Marsh.
Alpha Chi Omega sorority will
hold its state luncheon Saturday,
Feb. "a, at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club. Miss Geraldine Reep
is general chairman of the lunch
con arrangements.
Programs for meetings of In
dianapolis Alumnae of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority are ar
ranged by Mrs. Hubert Hickam,
chairman for the year. The asso-
citation held a meeting today at
the home of Mrs. William Henry
Harrison, 5729 Washington boule-
ward.
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Elizabeth Arden Puppets Booked bu Ames

PUPPET show, will be
one OF the windows Of the L. S. Ayres Puppets
Elizabeth Arden
Monday the
Miniature reproductions of the brunette ladies of
fashion, these tiny animated figures which
are taught in the Arden salon.
Will be their
be MISS Jane RntreW personal representative of Miss
conduc beauty school throughout the
classes each day. Registration for classes
stores tofery department. ~
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Dinner ARRANGED

indianapolis Tri-Kappa Club will
hold a dinner meeting at $50 Mon
day at the Barbara Frietchie tea
room.
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Whalebone Enjoyed Long Reign

MOT eighteenth century intro
the
used by in style another.
the
Lastex
vertically.
The presented Madame
corsets While has been designed hold
of comparison wooden
Improvements
of modern
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Wedding Set for March 8

Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Cra-
zen, 847 North
D G q r b o r n
S t r e e t, an
n0unce the en-
gagement of
their daughter,
W . s s Evelyn
Graz e n, to
F "a n k II.
Kdn1pe. T h e
lOedding 1Ciu
dk e pldc e
Jdrch s.
$4,000
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