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would you believe it? I cried my
self to sleep three nights, and then
he came around again and prom
ised he'd never touch another drop.
And he didn't either-till the next
time"
She applied the little brush with
the pale, glittering liquid polish and
held Katharine's hand near the bulb
of the electric fixture poised at an
angle over the white table
There now, just let those dry.
They look grand, don't they2 Wen,
you take my advice, Miss Stryk-
hurst, and don't let any boy get
round you the way they do. But
I can tell just by looking at you
that you've got good sense. You
couldn't be anybody's fool"
Isabel abandoned herself to one
luxurious sigh at the thought OF
her own folly where the absent Bill
was concerned.
Katharine's heart contracted as
though a hand had squeezed it..
She had been a fool. Perhaps she
ought to cry it before all the
world; she was masquerading under
false colors.
Paying her bill, wandering out
into the street again-a street dap
pied with late September sunshine
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Wardrobe Suggested for Summer Use

PICTORIAL suggested wardrobe for the
through the summer Attention
was directed to the need for a variety sports outfits
frocK with
Jacket in white piqe particularly pastel pink aqua bue
bright yellow pottery rust suggested
coats which adaptable for in
of white with canaon red
sports frocks for spectator sports
printed chintz lowered linens
dye silks often e
blouse contrasting colors.
ensemble idea paround frock and
bathing
suitable for beach, spectator Another popular ensemble
consisting of shorts ana adjustable
extra Jacket e this ensemble.
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Pool to Be
Setting for
Fete Series

When the mercury goes up, &C
tivities at the indianapolis Athletic
Club go downtown to the SWIM
ming pool. The first of the sum-
ner seasons pool bridge parties for
members wives, daughters and their
guests will be held Monday. The
swimming pool will be open at s
and bridge play will follow at tables
arranged along the pool edge.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
Miss Helen Cofey is chairman of
the hostess committee which in
cludes Mesdames Herbert Todd, Jo-
seph Cain and Oscar Jose Jr.; Misses
Jean Portteus, Ruth Beckman, Ruth
Sheerin and Elizabeth Heiskell.
Mrs. Joseph A. Brewer, chairman
of the woman's bridge committee,
announces the pool parties will take
the place of the clubs regular lunch
con bridge parties during the sum-
mer.
Another event at the club this
week will be a skating party in
the club gymnasium, beginning at
8 Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus,
chairmen of the entertainment COM
mittee, head the list of hosts and
hostesses which includes Messrs.
and MeSdaneS Harold AmeS. August
Bohlen, Robert Rhoads, Dudley
Gallahue, Walker Winslow, w. c.
Kern, William H. Wemmer, N. R.
Kevers, Tom Madden and Messrs.
Edward Gallahue, Wilson Mothers
head, K. D. Brosnan, Nat Davis
and R. w. Langsenkamp. Refresh
ments will be served at tables in
the gymnasium and in the gym bal
cony.
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SWeetheartS

and lined on either side with little
cars-she felt a fury of rage and
despair possess her. She was weak
to run away from this trouble of
hers. Isabel, silly and trivial as she
was, would probably have met such
situation with more bravery.
Katharine hated herself, every
thing about her, with sick and
deadly hatred.
She had parked her own car half
a block away, down by the little
square of lawn and the iron benches
that surrounded the monument to
Innicock's soldier dead, when, with
a flash of terror she saw Michael
Heatheroe.
He was on foot and bareheaded,
as usual. He had a newspaper in
his hand. Katharine was not more
than so yards from him when she
caught sight of him. There was no
possible way Of avoiding him and
she would not, even if she could
have. She marched on, blind with
anger and pride.
The slate-gray eyes under the
crest of red hair just grazed hers,
looked aside. Michael, without a
nod, without a glance of recogni-
ton, passed on.
Ito Be Continued
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State to Be
Represented
at Meeting
MayhOwer Descendants to
Meet in Detroit
Late in June.

A delegation from the Indiana
Society OF MayfOWer Descendants
VIII 20 % Detroit. June %, for a
fve-dav meeting OF the q state So
cieties Of the organization Il VIII
BE- the first time for all the societies
TO convene west OF Plymouth. Mas
In the party from indianapolis
will be Messrs. and Mesdames Fred
Hoke. W. C. Smith. ". z. Osborn.
Eugene r. stacy. S. .. DUNCAN. Paul
Buchanan. Albert Gall, Tilden F.
Greer. Perry LeSh. James Haston.
James /. Schell. C. F. Poison. j. A
Minfurn. c. J. Buchanan. Halford
". Howland. H J. Afford, J. E Bar
Gus. Walter Ward. jess Pritchett
Jr.. J. Duane DUNCAN and DR.. and
Mrs. Fletcher Hodges. DR.. and Mrs.
Sidney j. Hatfield. Rev. and Mrs.
George SOuthwOrth and Dr.. and
Mrs. Leon @. Zerfas.
Others from the state include
Mrs. John Meredith. Miss Amber
DUNCAN. Mr.. and Mrs. John VIII
Hsms. Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Waggener
and Mr.. and Mrs John ". Temple
ton. all Of Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pennington. Greenfield; Mrs.
James p. Was0n. Delphi; Misses
Vivian and Goldie Brill. Ripley. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Melton viii come
from Louisville. Ky.
The convention program viii in
clude a banquet az the Dearborn Inn
according TO Mrs. Fred Hoke. gov
ernor Of the Indiana Society. and
a visit 70 the Ford plant; a motor
trip To Belle Isle, and an all-day
boat trip on Lake St. Clair.
William f. Osborn Is chairman OF
the pilgrimage, assisted by Eugene
Stacy. w. c. Smith. Samuel o.
DUNCAN, all Of indianapolis: Mrs
WasOn and Mrs. James NJ. Evans.
Bloomington; Mrs. George Lewellen.
Columbus: Mrs. James B. Crank
shaw. Fl. Wayne: Mrs. Meredith
and Miss Ruth Greenham, Lafav-
cite; Mrs. Raymond NJ Allen. Mum
Gle. and Stanley WOlcOtt Hayes.
Richmond.
The Indiana Society was organ
lied in 1916 Of persons descended
from passengers on the Mayfiower
on the voyage which terminated at
Plymouth. New England, in Deem
Der. 1920 The total membership
now includes 264 with lineage from
the following signers Of the COM
pact. John Alden. Isaac AllertOn,
William Bradford. William Brewster.
James Chiffon. Francis Cooke, Ed
ward DOty. Edward Fuller. Stephen
Hopkins. John Rowland. DegOry
Priest and Thomas Rogers.
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Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
BY w. E. MCKINNEY
ID I W. u NAOAAL4N4NH
Secretary American Bridge League


VXTHAT beginner at bridge has
w not heard the remark when
in doubt, lead trump" Well, that
remark certainly has no founda-
ton in a good bridge game.
Generally, if you have only a
four-card trump suit, it is advis-
able to establish your side suite be-
fore leading trump. Therefore, you
might believe that, if you have a
lot of trump, they should be led be-
fore the side suit is established.
Well, that is not always true, either.
For example, today declarer has
five trump in each hand, but still,
if he leads trump before establish
ing his side suit, his contract can
be defeated.
4 GAINST a four spade contract,
N East opens the three of clubs
in response to his partners club
bid. The ten is played from dummy,
West plays the king and declarer
trumpS.
At this point, if declarer leads
trump, West will win the first
trump trick and return a diamond,
which means that declarer will lose
two spades, a heart and dia-
mond.
With three honors out against
him, declarer hopes that they are
divided so he won't have to lose
more than two spade tricks. The
problem is how to keep from losing
a diamond trick.
The declarer should Immediately
give up a heart trick by playing a
heart to dummy's queen. East, Of
course. will win the trick with the
king and now is in a bad fix for
a lead. Perhaps his best return
is a club. The jack is played from
dummy and West plays the ace, de-
clarer trumping.
The ace of hearts then is cashed
and now the jack Of hearts, East
trumping with the jack Of spades
and declaTer overtrumping with the
king.
Declarer now leads a small club,
rufing with the seven Of spades.
The ten of hearts is played and on
this dummy's five Of diamonds is
discarded.
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RENNERS TO FETE
DAUGHTER. FIANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Renner
will entertain with dinner to-
morrow night at their home, 14Od
Leonard-st, honoring their daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte Renner, and her
f1ance, Maurice E. Harmening, son
of Mrs. Estelle Harmening. The
marriage will take place at 7 Sat-
urday morning at Sacred Heart
Church.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Renner will hold open house
for friends of the couple. There are
no invitations.
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REVEALS WEDDING
IN MAY LAST YEAR

Mrs. Ida Cartmel. Rushville, an
nounceS the marriage o. her
daughter. Miss Betty Carolyn Cart
mel. 70 r. Mcdonald Kroger. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Kroger. which
took place May l6. 1884. IN Bloom
ington.
Mrs. Kroger is a graduate Of IN
diana University ana Is a member
OF Sigma Kappa and Tri Kappa
Sororities. and Mr. Kroeer. a grad
uate Of Indiana and its law school,
Is a member OF Sigma Pi. Crimson
KEY and Sigma Delta Kappa.
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SHOWER RENDERED
FOR BRIDE-TO-BE

Miss Assunta Cardarelli enter
tanned last night at the Colonial
TearOOm with a linen shower in
honor Of Miss Marie Betina Rattista,
whose marriage to Vincent J. Nor
taccia will take place Wednesday.
Pink. white and blue colors were
used.
Guests included Mesdames Arthur
Field Jr.. John Julian, Nick Iac0-
belli. Michael Cardarelli, Felix
Cardarelli. Benny Battista. Law
renee DenziO. Christian Black, Rose
MlllianO, Michael Manella, Ray
Stearns, Josephine Jannarelh,
Misses Victoria Poggiani, Lillian
Della Penna, Rose and Lena Mas
trOapOh, Lucy and Angelina Girl
maldi. Madeline Gentle. Betty
BarOne and Antoinette Marsella.
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To the strains Of LlebeStraum' by
List. played by Mrs. Ruth Rainier
NesSler. harpist, and Mrs. Myra
Goodnow Clippinger. Organist, Miss
Mary Esther Hughes. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. William II. Hughes.
and DR.. John Raymond Swan. sOE
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. <. Swan, CAM
bridge. o. eill exchange marriage
vows tonight.
The ceremony will be read at the
Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal
Church at $50 with the Rev. Abram
S. Woodland officiating against a
background Of palms. cibodium and
WCOdwardia ferns with tapers in
seven-way Candelabra and cathedral
candles casting a glow on the green
cry. At one side an aquamarlne
blue vase will hold Briarcliff roses
and deiphinium and the pewS Of the
families viii be marked with pockets
of the flowers.
Guests who have come from out
Of town for the ceremony are Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas X. Swan, DR..
George Swan. DR.. and Mrs. REQ NJ.
Swan and Miss MadalOn MCCarty,
all Of Cambridge. O.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert <. Coon and daughter. Miss
Margaret Coon. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dugdale and Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Search. all Of Chicago: DR.. and Mrs.
John F. Bsrnhill. Miami Beach. Fla;
Miss Lavina SChOlz. LOTain. o.; DR..
and Mrs. Ray Novatney. Elyria, o.;
the Rev. and Mrs. John Mccall and
daughters. Misses Helen and Thelma
Mccall. all OF Dayton. Pa: Miss
Lola Carver. Knoxville. Tenn. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heaton. Los
Angeles. Cal.
Music Arranged
The musical program by Mrs.
Nessler and Mrs. Clppinger viii in
clude Meditation" from That's" by
MasSenet. Still vie die Nacht' by
BOhm. ~Ah. Sweet Mystery Of Life
and I'm Falling in glove With
Some one" by Herbert; Sweetheart
Of Sigma Chi" AT Dawning:" Be
cause" and the wedding marches.
DR.. REQ N. Swan will be his
brothers best man and uShers will
be William F. Hughes Jr. and Rich
ard r. Hughes. brothers Of the
bride; DR.. William Harvey Norman
and DR.. Ralph J. AIcQuiSton
The bride viii be preceded down
the aisle BY Mrs. Peter A. Altman,
Center Point: Mrs. Lynn ChiSm
PetroSs. san Diego. Cal. who viii
wear Gowns Of corded m0uSseline de
sole fashioned on Grecisn lines with
jackets designed with fIl sleeves 10
the elbow. Mrs. AikmsnS GOVT viii
be heaven blue and she viii cary an
arm bouquet Of pink flowers. gladioli
roses. corn flowers and la.kspurs
with blue delphinium and forget
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Mission Program Set

Zerelda Wallace, Womens Chris
tan Temperance Union, will hold
a Flower Mission Gay program at ?
Tuesday at the Colored Orphans
Home. Mrs. T. R. Radcliffe will be
speaker. Mrs. j. Fred Masters viii
preside and Miss Martina Ellen Rat
cliffe will provide a musical pro-
cram
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Wedding Announced

Announcement has been received
in indianapolis Of the marriage of
Miss Florence Gilardin, Oakland.
Cal, and Robert s. Greever, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Ciriello, Indi-
annapolis. The marriage took place
in California. The couple will be at
home in Weeks, New.
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MISS VAN TURCK,
RAY TT. MARTIN WE'D

The marriage Of Miss Ruth L.
Van Turck. New York. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ". Van Turck.
New York, 10 Ray W. Martin, took
place last night at Christ Church
with the Rev. +. Anger Powell.
sdiciating. The bride wore a suit CT
cocoa brown and a sardenle and
rose corSage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin viii be at
home In Indianapolis. Mr.. Martin
Is 3 son Of Nrs. Ethel Martin. New
YORK.
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preparation figured pathetic
Chicago cubman who acquired black boxing match at
found the his wifes dressing table She had
bhmark shoulder which previously had
prevented her from wearing owneced dresses He applied the cream
to concealed AS result
Chicago each
Creme its producers maintain 1t
other
makeup waterproof and
the not having
blemishes, as protection against the
will BLOCKS Monday
will have Creme Nutra later
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FORMER HANOVER
DEAN WEBS HERE

The marriage of Miss Kate Ferris
Andrews, Hanover, to Thomas JEFF
ferson Weaver, Chicago, took place
yesterday at the home Of the brides
brother, Josiah H. Andrews, and
Mrs. Andrews, 3317 N. New jersey
st, in the presence Of immediate
families. After the close of Mrs.
Viewers Hilltop Camp, Nashville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver will be at home
in Chicago.
Mrs. Weaver was a former dean
of women at Hanover College and
has been principal Of the high school
at Seymour.
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BEGTN HERE TODAY.

Katharine Etrvkhurst. beautiful. 20.
falls in love with Michael HeatherOe.
who owns a riding academy. Katharine
father is rich and her steDnother is
snobbish.
Michael becomes engaged TO Sally
gchening. In spite OF this Michael asks
Katharine 20 marry him and. imDulsive-
w. she agrees The marriage takes place
in an obscure little town. Katharine and
Michael each 20 TO their homes. Almost
immediately Michael learns he has in
herited "a fortune and title, He goes
10 New YORK 10 see the LAWYER IN charge
and IS injured in a traffic accident.
Katharine believing Michael has de-
serted her is heart-broken. Violet Merser.
once in love with Katharine's father.
rssrsuades him 10 let his daughter 20
10 New Mexico,
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FLOWERS for Mems Coats Sho1Un

which wearing in the button holes
of their laps at the L. Strauss & Co. store
which yellow blue Tor sports
red feathe for dress
guards who ind wrist
in pocket watches held place by an ascot
a through the button hole
tho ono
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Weekend Partu Set

Miss Jean Hackerd, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hackerd, will
entertain members of the E. E. E.
Club at the Hackerd cottage at Lake
Tippecanoe this weekend. Guests
will include Misses Joan Silverman,
Patricia Stayton, Harriet Rutledge,
Betty Walsh, Mary Jane Newhouse
and Norma Overbay. Miss Hackerd
is club president.
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EIFTEEN centuries ago, the chry-
Il Santhemum was brought 10
Japan from China. and with 1t came
all the tradition the Chinese had
built uD around this flower.
Today. the autumn festivals that
surround the chrySanthemum IN
Japan are the most colorful and gay
that country enjoys.
So sacred has it become in the
minds OF the japanese. that 10 the
emperor and imperial usage has
been dedicated the chrySanthemum
Of Is petals. which no one else may
use in any way. For the seals and
mOnograms Of the nobility not Of
royal blood. II or more. and IS or
fewer petals may be used.
Thus. many Of the stamps OF
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Miss Eva Call, 1923 Bellefontaine-
st, will entertain members Of the
Longan Parliamentary Club at her
home at 7:3O Tuesday night. Officers
will be installed and the clubs bust
ness concluded for the year.
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Preparation to Cover
Worst Skin Blemishes
to Be Shown at Block S
Representative Of Virginia Sheridan, Origin
ator of Creme Nutria and Herself a
Birthmark Victim, Sets Demonstration.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

ERES a laugh combined the human interest
behind preparation, which
be at he H.
preparation designed
half her
Inundated childhood called Half
youth greeted with 40
which she had
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TOPIC FOR CLUB
TO BE POLITICS

Politics will be the subject for dis
cussion by Multum-in-Parvo Literary
Club members at a Tuesday meeting.
Mrs. Daniel E. Gruber will speak on
Political Parties and Elections" and
Mrs. Harold NJ. Trusler on SUI
frage."
Discussion will be led by Mrs.
Horace G.. CaSady. Mrs. Orval E.
Stone will be hostess.
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perfected for conceament of her own disagreement Tor
many years before presenting it to the public.
In recent months she has conducted demonstrations
personally in many of the larger stores Her feeling
corning the embarrassment of colored birthmarks has
made her sympathetic with others suffering the same
humiliation In recent demonstration in of the
large Eastern stores, mother brought her 5yearold
daughter for consultation The lower half Of the chds
face covered by bright birthmark. The attendant
took the little girl into demonstration BOOTH and ap
piled the Creme Nutria The child lifted mirror
to the result. In few minutes both she and her
mother weeping tears of gratitude her changed
appearance. Miss Sheridan the scene and tears
appeared her own eyes The demonstration was
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Now all West can do is make
his two spade tricks. BY refusing
to lead trump, declarer made his
contract.
Copyright. 1885. by NEA Service, Incl
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!, Japan snow the 10
petal chrySanthe-
mum. but count the
petals Of the flower
used on some Jap
aneSe trademark,
for example. and
you viii notice that
there is a difference.
b. NEA Service. Incl
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To obtain pattern Of this
model, tear out the coupon and
mail it to Ellen Worth, The Indi-
annapolis Times, 214 w. Maryland
st, Indianapolis. with Is cents in
coins.
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The marriage Of Miss Gather
inc Benedict to Frank Fox took
place May 80 at the Sacred Heart
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox are at
home at 1915 UniOn-st.
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Club Meeting Set

Mrs. A. c. Mckee, GIT N. New Jer-
sey-st, will entertain the 1903 Club
at her home Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Scott and
Bonnie 10 Milender have returned
from Washington. where they Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Paschall,
formerly Of indianapolis.
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CHE ran into the beauty shop
- where Isabel worked and found
that volatile little creature in tears.
Miss Betsey had gone home. There
we're no customers about. Isabel
had felt free to indulge her fit Of
the blues"
She sat behind the manicure ia
bic. getting out the dozen and one
glittering small tools and emery
boards. Drying her eyes.
Don't mind me, Miss Strykhurst.
Surely I can give you a quick doing
up. No trouble at all. We don't
close till 6. I was Just having a
good cry. It helps when you get
kind Of down"
1t was Bill, the crudely hand
some young man who drove the
express truck, who had cause Isa-
bells tears. They had gone to a
dance the night before. Bill had
got roaring drunk and started a
fight with some one. He had also
Katharine gathered, fallen for" a
blond girl who was nobody you'd
know or ever heard Of"
Aren't men the linlit?" Isabel
inquired, brushing away a bright
drop that trembled on her mas
caraed laShes. Sure I know he's
crazy about me and all, but some
times I just get to wondering what
it's all about. Why can't We get
along without them? But it's styl-
ish TO have a man, my mother said;
that's what she said when she mar
RED old Price. He was her third.
You can't get along with EN- or
without EN-. Isn't it the truth?"
The phone rang and Isabel ran to
it, pushing aside tables and stools
in her progress. But it wasn't q
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ITO Be Continued