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School Girls LOUe Freedom

An extremely cosy ensemble, too
extra warm inasmuch as the
jacket is double breasted.
The original was positively ador-
able in bottle green wooden with
green and gold braid trim and gold
buttons on the blouse of the two
piece dress.
Shiny gold buttons also trimmed
the jacket or for military accent.
trim with green braid frogs.
Another nice scheme for this
easily made three-piece suit is
Scotch plaid in red and navy used
for the dress. and plain red or navy
for the jacket.
Style No, 1885 includes pattern
for skirt, blouse and jacket and is
designed COR sizes 8, 10, II and IA
years. Size II requires AZ yards
of 39-inch material with IL yards
of 35-inch jacket lining.
Our fashion book is just full of
smart new clothes that can be made
easily and ineXpensively.
Price, 10 cents.
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Buffet Supper
Is to Precede
Rites Practice

Preceding a rehearsal tonight at
the First Presbyterian Church,
members of the Gehrt- Malloch we'd
ding party are to attend a buffet
supper, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Malloch, parents of the
bride-to-be
Marriage VOWS are to be exchanged
by Miss Roberta Malloch and Rol-
lin l.. Gehrt in a ceremony to-
morrow.
Holly is to decorate the supper
table and the reception rooms.
Guests are to include Arthur r.
Gehrt, best man; Capt. Robert L..
Stevenson, Edward Paul Gallagher.
Jack Godfrey, Howard Intermill
and Louis Rainier. ushers; Miss
Ethel Malloch. sister of the bride
to-be and maid of honor.
Others are to be. Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs. Gallagher, Miss Mary Helen
Mckee, Miss B. j. Mueller, Mrs. j.
E. Gehrt and Miss Jane Little.
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EASTERN STAR TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

New officers of indianapolis chap
ter 1893, Order of Eastern Star, are
to be installed in public ceremony
Thursday night, Jan. 2, in the
Masonic Temple, 1922 w. Morris-st.
They are Mrs. Louise Rosebrough,
worthy matron; William Kirk,
worthy patron: Mrs. Mary Proscn,
associate matron; Robert L.
Konecke, associate patron; Mrs.
Beulah z. Lewis, secretary: Mrs.
Gertrude Martin, treasurer; Mrs.
Cora Thomann, conductress; Mrs.
Carrie Fullen, associate conductress;
Mrs. Gussie Allen, chaplain: Mrs.
Bertha I. Newhouse, marshall: Mrs.
Daisy Kern. organist; Mrs. Mildred
Trieb, Adah; Mrs. Mildred Sanford,
Ruth; Mrs. Bertha Dickey, Esther;
Mrs. Phyllis Steinbrugge, Martha;
Mrs. Grace Herbster, Electa; Mrs.
Sarah Mills. warden, and Noble
Daniel, sentinel.
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BY HELEN LINDSAY
blinking, squirmin'

TWELVE blinking, squirming
4 babies are to greet the New
Year at the Suemma Coleman
Home when Father Time ushers
in that mythical youngster, In
FAINT 1886.
"One for each month in the
year, but not enough to fill the
calls from would-be foster par
ents," says Miss Norma Smith,
nurse at the home.
In their cozy white bassinets,
the babies sleep, wake, yawn and
sleep again, unaware that they
are prospective "adoptees" if their
unwed mothers find they are I'M
able to care for them themselves.
They won't be placed in fos-
ter homes if their mothers want
to keep them, and can care for
them" Miss Smith explains. And
the ones who are adopted will re-
main here until they are a little
more than three months old. If
their mothers still feel that they
can care for these babies, they
are boarded here for a few months
longer, to give the mothers an OPP
portunity to make suitable ar
rangements to care for them"
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ArviUal of Princeton Shoe Is
Excuse for Parties of Alumni

Dinners with their amusing table
talk are popular starters for eve
nings, which hosts and hostesses
seek to make outstanding. Arrival
today of the Princeton Triangle
Club show, What a Relief" is an
event for the university alumni and
their college friends, who remember
athletic rivalry and their own
dramatic ventures in the respective
alma matters. The show is to be
held tonight at the Murat
Ralph y. Lockwood, indianapolis
Princeton Club president, and Mrs.
Lockwood are to dine tonight at the
Woodstock Club with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schaf, and DR.. and Mrs. E.
Bishop Mumford before going to
witness the college students show.
Sylvester Johnson Jr. is to have
his young college friends to dinner
before going to the show.
His guests are to be Miss Nina
Brown and her guest, Miss Harriet
Seelbach, Louisville; Swagger Sher-
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Miss Prescott
Is Entertaining
Her Roommate

Miss Eugenia Spriestersbach,
Charlestown, Ind, arrived today to
visit her Western College roommate
Miss Laura Rebecca Prescott
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H
Prescott.
Miss Prescott and Miss Spriesters-
bach are members of the college
choir, which is to sing at the Stu
dent Volunteer Convention at
Cadle Tabernacle.
Other students from the oxford
90, college. to take part are Miss
Madge Van Buskirk, Norwood, o.;
Miss Anna Margaret Yahl, st.
Marys, O.; Miss Martha Jane Ris-
ser, Monticello; Miss June Gaines,
Sidney, O., and Miss Annette Lloyd,
Belle Center, o.
Miss Yahl also is to be Miss Pres
colts house guest.
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John M. Hers
Will Celebrate
Golden Wedding

In celebration of their golden
wedding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Herr are to receive infor-
mally from to 6 Sunday at their
home, 81 w. 33d-St
Assisting them are to be their
daughter, Mrs. William f. Humph-
reys, their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Don Herr; Mrs. George l.. Davis,
Mrs. j. N. Blocher, Mrs. Robert
Humphreys and Miss Helen Humph-
reys.
Guests are to be received before
the fireplace, which is to have
lighted Christmas tree on each side
Gold candles are to be used in deco
ration of the house, along with
seasonal greenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herr have lived in
indianapolis since 1898. They came
here from Bellefont, Pa. In addi-
ton to their son and daughter.
they have three grandchildren. Don
Herr Jr., Bobby Herr and Betty
Humphreys.
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RappapOrt to
Sing for City
Jewish Women

Albert Rappaport, tenor, is to give
a lecture-recital, The Jew in Song"
at the regular meeting of the In
dianapolis section, National Coun-
Cll of Jewish Women, at 8 Monday,
IN KirShbaum Center.
The meeting is to be presided over
by Mrs. Samuel Dorfman.
Mr.. Rappaport, who has sung
with Mary Garden, Rosa Raisa and
MuziO, as a member of the Chicago
Opera Company for three seasons,
toured the United States with Alex
ander Gretchaninoff, Russian COM
poser.
The program he is to present
Monday follows:
Songs of the Synagogue
haolSh .................,.... Ravel
H Hsi5tG" Jskir il Rap 6aoort
Songs Outside the. Synagogue,
If With All Your Heart" from
..Aubade, From LIE Roi DYs "enoeisi Ialo
'Wer Hat Dies Liedlein Erdacht.
Songs Heard in Palestine
Ismach Chatan" ............. Binder
,Hineh Ma. Tow" Binder
Ganlen arr. ............. .Rothenberg
Modern Jewish Songs
Kip Klap," in Cheder
Folk Songs
Die Baikd" s66 ............. Kramer
Der Ball Agolah'
'Mazel Toye" ...........-..... Kramer
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Dinner Party
Arranged for
Local isitor

Mr. and Mrs, Emmett L. Ireland
533 E. 32nd-st, are to entertain with
dinner party tomorrow night, in
honor of Mrs. Ireland's sister, Mrs
R. j. Seigmund, Mitchell.
Table appointments are to be
white chrySanthemums and white
candles in crystal holders. Dinner
is to be served buffet style.
Guests are to include DR.. and
Mrs. j. F. Wilson. and Messrs. and
Mesdames Harley Mckinney, Or
lando Lands, Benjamin Cloud, j
D. Smith, and daughter, Helen.
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Alunnnae of
Stephens to
Have Dance
Vacationing Students to
Be Guests Tonight
at Club.

Stephens College slumnae are to
welcome mentioning students at a
formal dinner de nee tonight in the
Columbia Club.
Several alumnae and students
from out-of-town are here to attend
the party. which the alumnae plan
as an annual event.
Miss Norma Keller, president;
Miss Marilois Meek. vice president:
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sawyer. Secre-
tary. and Miss Mary Elizabeth Pell,
treasurer, of the alumnae group
have arranged for the dance.
Among the 10 guests are to be
Misses Lois Blair and josephine
Thomas, Danville; Miss Lou Coun-
tryman, Fort Wayne; Misses Jean
Douglas and Carolyn Wright, To-
gansport; Misses Jean Greiser, Joan
Harold, Janet Mauzy, Martha Will
hanson, all of RuShville; Miss Mar
jorie GraySton, Huntington: Misses
Maxine Grund and Matilda Miller,
Peru; Misses Barbara Jones. Lois La
Mont, Dorothy Paynter and Virginia
Phelps, Anderson; Miss Jean Meters,
Noblesville; Miss Helen Shoemaker.
Columbus, and Miss Betty HoadIey,
Seymour.
Invited to Dance
Vacationing students invited in
clude Miss Ellen Sue zimmerman.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. K. V.
zimmerman; Miss Jane Blake,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert w,
Blake; Miss Dorothy Brooks, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley C.
Brooks; Miss Ruth Causey, daugh-
ter of Mrs L. D. Causey; Miss Kitty
Lou Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. D. Fitzgerald, and Miss
Betty Lichtenberg, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Lichtenberg.
Others are Miss Jane McKibbin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank B.
McKibbin; Miss Jean Bonner Meek,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer G.,
Meek; Miss Lucille Mehring, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs o. E. Mehring:
Miss Jean Elizabeth Miller. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. j. Don Miller; Miss
Ruth Osborne. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde E. Osborne. and Miss
Jane Snyder, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Snyder
The IS alumnae members and
students with their escorts are to be
seated at one long table at dinner.
The students are to return to
classes Jan. s.
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Luncheon Here
HOnOrS Former
Local Resident

A group of friends of Miss Alline
DIiscoll were entertained at lunch
con today, guests of Miss Nancy
Ballenger at her home, $685. Car
rollton-av.
Miss Driscoll, New York, and
formerly of Indianapolis, is in the
city for the holidays, visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Claude Jones and Mrs.
John Wardrope.
Covers were laid for Miss Driscoll,
Mrs, WARDROBE, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
John j, Heidi Jr., Mrs. Joseph Ha-
maker, Miss Marjorie McDuffee.
Miss Betty Carter and Mrs. Herbert
Pinnell.
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Artistic Miss Louise Vonnegut,
who is learning more about sculp-
ture in the East, is vacationing
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Vonnegut, and included the bal
let in her social program. Bands of
rhinestones curved about the neck
and crossed the back of her black
crepe gown.
Jamasons in Attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth jameson and
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Madison came
together. Mrs. MattiSon's ashes Of
rufus around the arms. Mrs. Jane
sons blue satin gown was bright
ened by rhinestone buttons.
Rhinestone wings held back Miss
Estelle Burpee's soft brown hair
parted simply in the middle with the
ends slightly fluffy. Bright green
chenille stripes patterned the blouse
of her black gown, and heavy cord,
around the waist terminated in deep
fringe.
A rhinestone pin marked the
breast pocket in Mrs. Henry Todds
gray satin gown, and the sandals
peeping out from beneath the long
skirt we're jeweled in bright colors.
Her wrap was red velvet
st. Agnes Alumnae Dance
After the ballet there was the St.
Agnes Academy Alumnae dance to
enjoy at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club.
Miss Laura Sheerin came from
the ballet. Her smart white MORE
frock had a triangular shaped green
jeWeled ornament at the neckline.
Her black wrap had tiny white fur
collar and cuffs.
Miss Berenice Brennan enjoyed
the ballet before ending the evening
at the dance. Gold lame of her
gown was twisted into flowers
around the neckline and on the
girdle. She wore long white fur
hooded cape.
Other Gowns Described
Miss Shserins cousin, Miss Mar
got Sheerir, danced in a black crepe
gown, which had gold braid wound
into a belt and shoulder trimming.
The eggshell feather tiara in Mrs.
William McGowan's black hair
matched her satin gown, with a red
flower at the neckline. Scarves of
Miss Rose Dowd's crepe gown
flowed over her shoulders, and the
skirt was gathered together with
front fullness.
Mrs. Edmund H. Bingham Jr., one
of the committee members, came
in black net gown, which had
double ruffles forming fluffy Shout
der straps. Mrs. M. Robert Dinnins
wine crepe gown had a gathered
bodice and a collar falling down in
sharp points in back.
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HILLCREST DRAFTS
JANUARY PROGRAM

Hillcrest Country Club members
have begun to schedule their social
activities Tor the coming year.
Women golfers are to elect
chairman ar 10 Friday, Jan. 10, and
a dinner bridge party is set for $50
Saturday, Jan. IL.
Annual meeting with election of
officers and three board members is
to be held Friday, Jan. IT. women's
contract bridge section meeting
Tuesday, Jan. q, with Mrs. Guy
Craik, chairman. and dinner bridge
party Saturday, Jan. 25.
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SPORTS AND DANCE
ON TREK PROGRAM

Program for the third annual
Prairie Trek Reunion Monday at
McCormick's Greek Canyon Inn in
cludes winter sports, a banquet, a
dance and singing.
The house party is to break up
the following morning for return to
Indianapolis.
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of Wellesley to Hear
Reports ON Campus Happenings

Wellesley College alumnae who at
tend the Indiana Wellesley Club
luncheon Monday in the Lincoln
will be reminded of their college
days when four vacationing students
describe campus activities.
Misses Margaret Clippenger, Jane
Rauch, Jacqueline Wolf and Jean
Van Ripper, the students. are to be
club guests at the luncheon in
Parlor A.
Seven Wellesley students attend
ing the World Student Volunteers
Conference at Cadle Tabernacle are
to be entertained at the luncheon
One of them is to describe the con-
ference program.
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Miss Noyes'
Debut Fixed
for Tonight
Party Is to Follow Play
by Triangle Club
at Murat.

IntroductionS are to be in order
at Miss Janet NoyeS' debut tonight
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
following the Princeton Triangle
Club show al the Murat.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Moves. the
debutante's parents, have invited
several relatives and friends from
out-of-town. and those who never
have visited in the city before will
meet city guests.
Many of the Princeton University
students appearing in the show.
What Relief" are to attend the
party.
Miss Moves is home during the
vacation of Miss French School in
New YORK, and her brother, Evan
Noyes, came from Cornell University
for the holidays.
Cousins to Be Guests
Miss Shirley Noyes and Jansen
Moves, both of Montclair, N. j., the
debutante'S cousins, are to attend.
Others are to include Miss Bar
Oe%A q OOpCAs LAM l. VI co., LII, N1lSS
Nancy Avery, Chicago; Miss Mar
jorie Brumleve, Wilson Brumleve
and Miss Anne Berghausen, Gin
cinnati; Claiborne Skinner, Lemoine
Skinner and Mr.. and Mrs Orie
Liebes, st. Louis; Leonard Cox,
Charles Vance and Garland Barr
Lexington, Ky; Marshall Haywood
Jr., Lafayette, and Robert Brewster,
st. Louis.
One group of the school set to
greet Miss Noyes following attend
ance at the Princeton show are Miss
Polly Monkey, Shelbyville, KY.
house guest of Miss Irving Monkey;
Eileen Booker, Julianne Campbell
Betsey Home, Anne Elliott; George
Home Jr, Robert Smith, Andre
Rhoads, Homer Lathrop, Richard
Smith and Robert Elliott.
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Commerce.
The whirl Of social life goes on-with the ballet
checked of the list there is the Princeton Triangle
Club show, What Relief" tonight and dances
and balls to keep us occupied every evening until
after New Years.
Mrs. Edward j. Fleming, Chicago. who is vacation
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond D.
Brown, attended the ballet and during intermsSionS
was kept busy replying to the salutatlons of her
friends.
Across the velvet girdle Of her cerise crepe gown
were shaded flowers. The neckline high in front
and the low back edged with a cowl flare
Miss Ruth B. Mlliken, New York. another of
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Daily Recipe
QUALITY PUDDING

5 eggs
l cup sugar
/ cup soft bread crumbs
IL teaspoons baking powder
l cup chopped walnuts
x teaspoon vanilla
Beat yolks of eggs until thick
and lemon colored. Mix and
sift sugar and baking powder
and combine with bread
crumbs. Add with dates and
nuts to beaten yolks and fold
in whites of eggs beaten until
stiff. Add vanilla and spread
about q inch thick in a shall
low pan which has been but
tered and busted with flour.
Bake in a moderate oven $3.50
degrees F. for IS minutes.
Cut in squares and serve with
whipped cream slightly sweet
ened and favored with vanilla.
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JAMES MORRISON
TO RETURN TO ". Y

James Allen Morrison, who has
been the holiday guest of his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Morrison,
1901 N, Pennsylvania-s st, is TO return
to New York Sunday. He is to be
accompanied by his sister, Miss
Peggy Morrison, who is to visit in
New York. Mr.. Morrison is a men,
Der of the New York Convention
Bureau.
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PARTY TO ATTEND
DANCING AT CLUB

Among parties of young people to
attend the Columbia Club dance to-
night is to be that of Miss Bette
Clare Mumford. In the party are to
be Misses Betty Mae Smith, Cathe-
rine Lewis, Lillian Schussler and
James Lamb, Charles Fisher. Robert
Lichenaur and Allen Richard
Mcconnell.
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Ballet Russo Is Included
on Social Program by
Those Home for Holidays
Stunning Gowns Noted Among Assembage
at Final Appearance Of Dancers; st.
Agnes Alumnae Sponsor Dance.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Society Editor

RUSSIA as fantastic fairly repacesn the minds of many
Of uhe machine ideas gained from visitors to Soviet
Russia and from the
country in the future will 1.-the bodies whrng gyrang
and posing in dances ntepeave
bordering fve-year plans
That of
me Ballot Russo
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BY ELLEN WORTH

Something for the school girls, and
something they will love.
This attractive little suit affords
perfect freedom for .omping about
after school hours.
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A Days Menu

BREAKFAST
Pineapple Juice, cereal.
cream, baked French toast.
brown sugar syrup, milk,
coffee.
LUNCHEON
Scalloped macaroni and
oysters, hearts of celery,
graham bread, apple dunn
plings with apricot sauce.
milk, tea.
DINNER
Stuffed veal roll, creamed
potatoes, buttered carrots,
fruit salad, Washington pie,
milk, coffee.
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NO"1D 10 VI NUNA DC .
New Years Eve will be
twice as memorable if
you're a picturesque lady
in, new taffeta or regal
lamel MORRISON'S
has just the gown for
you, maybe an interest
ing gold fabric called
Embossed Satin. Or
perhaps a gold net with
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Mrs. j. T. Cofer has gone to
Tampa, Fla, to visit her mother,
Mrs. Rebecca Simpson.
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Mrs. Francis Dunn is to preside
at the meeting. Mrs. Arthur Medli-
colt is to report club activities.
Mrs. Karl T. Nessler, arrange
ments chairman, is assisted by Mrs.
John Curry and Mrs. Jesse Cameron
Moore.
Mrs. Harrison T. Irving, Kansas,
Ill, is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Siegmund, 1873 N. Oxford-St.
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"home" plans to do some special
catering on New Years Eve. This
new and inviting place should be
the scene of your party. Dinner or
dancing or BOTH You'll be delight
ed with the delicious food and
believe you'll enjoy the "h o m e'1ike
atmosphere. Phone for reserva-
tions-BE-3023. 1856 w. Washing
ton-st)
70
Your name or initials hand
carved IN polished 400 d
ddorn neW necklines.
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To obtain a pattern of this model,
tear out the coupon and mail it
to Ellen Worth. The indianapolis
Times, 214 w. Maryland-st, Indian
apolis. with Is cents in stamps or
CON-
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trigues. Quite the
smartest secluded little
spot in which to sip
superior cocktails &.
and leisurely indulge
in sc onvers a t i o n
piece" The setting is
modern and as
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al this year. The very
coming of C hristmas
Day itself turned my
time worn intention
into a decision. Now,
didn't you feel just the,
same way about it all?
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the gmeta upholstered
long skirt which caught walked
The wide straps emphasized by fiat bows
The necklne, gathered folds together
of ti6cia1p
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RiUierd Dance Cancelled
Due to weather conditions. Riviera
Club Continentals have cancelled
the Junior dance scheduled for to-
night.
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Since wines and liqueurs have won
their prominence and prestige =.
it's THE RED GAZELLE that in
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Design for cocktail nap
klnS the latest being q
slip-knot bit of fine linen to
tie round the stem of the
glass.
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Now, don't you think you really
ought to have a new formal to 90
with that ducky little evening bag?
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Freshen your couture aCith-
out disturbing the Wave By
means of an Improved dry
shampoo.
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Why, this year Christmas Savings
Clubs are so popular that every one
seems to be selling each other the
idea as if it we're brand new. One
generous soul has even started three
separate accounts for her loved
ones. It's such thoughtful gestures
as these that will be long appreci-
ated. Think of receiving a check
for S25 about next December first.
Chats just the soc a week plan)
Promise yourself now to start to-
morrow, pay day. to save 10c or i.
IS week at the FIDELITY TRUST
COMPANY. 148 East Market st.
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dashing as any red-with- black with
chrome interior could be. But the
drinks are rare and mellow blends
from famous old recipes with
only the finest of liqueurs being
served. Characteristic excellence
pervades this newest room in THE
HOTEL SEVERN (cor. Illinois and
Georgia-sts) So saying, I hope you
will give New Years Eve flying
start with cocktails a la RED
GAZELLE.
Gone again Christmas Day
but not without my resolution
to keep a Christmas Savings Fund
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coin dots. BY the way, my Scotch
instinct prompts me to tell you that
these net frocks can be worn with
f1nesse far into the season. Such
feminine, fiuttering, fussy little
dresses they are. I can just see
you all quaint and cute and stand
ing on tip-toe meath the mis-
tletoe =. well, you owe it to him"
to look your loveliest. I won't keep
you another minute dash right
into MORRISON'S they'll even
provide the fancy wrap" and send
you home completely happy!
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Phone RI-5551 Information Is
yours gratis -. with Just your faith
fulness to