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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

HOUSES-FCRNISH
BROOKLAND NE-DETACHED BRICK.
pr .actically new; Z rooms bath. beautiful
furnishings; new condition; 500. Rental
Department TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP.
Phone National 1862 or 1925.
1909 CATHEDRAL AVE.-WILL LEASE
to responsible tenant, attractively appoint,
ed home; immediate occupancy: ivory and
mahogany furniture: bed rooms, 2 baths.
Call in person. afternoons or evenings.
AUGUST AND SEPT.-COOL. DETACHED
house. Cleveland Park; baths. cleo: re-
frigeration. large porches. Call National
1870.
1851 RTTTENHoUSE ST. N.W.-8 ROOMS.
, baths, h.-w.h.. cleo. built-in garage; ex-
cellent location: furnished; S110. JAMES
F. SHEA. 643 Indiana ave. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK-COOL, WILBUR
nshed home. 5 bed rooms, 3 baths, maid S
quarters. porches. lovely garden, garage.
Immediate occupancy. Cleveland 1926.
WESLEY HEIGHTS TO OCT. [.
furnished residence 8 rms. 3 baths. double
machine; lawn. garden. Apply 1912 Ca
thedral ave. NV. Call Emerson 1895.
81 HAMILTON NW-FIVE ROOMS.
rec. room. screened porches. garage: re-
sponsible party
sos O0-PART OF A LARGE. DETACHED
house; restricted white community; attrac
tive yard. garage rooms and bath. 1881
Park pl. Sc. Inspection by appointment.
Phone Miss NICOLS. District 1900.
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A MASTER-CRA HOME!

Built to order By master craftsmen. on
your lot or any lot you select. Small cash
home in. trade. We furnish services Of
registered architects, DESIGN. build and
~ cusToSM.Bu11Er HOMES. INC.
Il6 9th ct. N.Ws National 102s.
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APARTMENTS-SU
10 ROSECREST AVE. ALEX. VA.-UN.
furnished Broom and bath apt, Q m i
near bus. Adults only. 25'
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SALE--SUBURBAN..
(Continued.)

HYATTSVILLENFIV Err o NJ, ATTIC
bungalow: modern improvements; large
lot: quiet, shady street near cars; 80, 500:
less for cash above trust; owner. Address
Boy oO4-T Star ONCE
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WANTED-LOTS,

tial; vicinity reservoir 10 Mass. ave NV
EAGLE CORPORATION. District O466 =
LOT IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C., NORTH OF
Military I'd. for private residence. Address
Box 1877 Star Once 25.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
l43I EYE ST NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY FOUR
BRICK DWELLINGS. THREE $40:
Ans T7 Two NcD STORIES 9aIfsI AND BAsEM iES
IN REAR KNOWN AS PREMISES 1Ol
l33 Jos; lO7 SECOND STREET
BY virtue Nt Of certain deed of trus-.
duly recorded in Liber No; 6@57. folio $50
ct SEQ. Of the land records of the District
of Columbia and at the request Of the
rTte. s s se al 1se hs 0n 5 on
TwE nj N hfMrffS DAY OF N July A f5
1885. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM
the following-described land and premises.
situate in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being original lot six 90
in square seven hundred and ffty-eight
Terms Of sale: one-1fih Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
four equal installments. payable in one.
two. three and four years. with Interest at
six per centum per snnum. PAYABLE GUAR
terly. from day of sale. secured by hrSt
deed Of trust upon the property sold. OF all
cash at the option of the purchaser. A
deposit of $1,000 will be required at time
of sale. Examination of title. conveyanc-
cost of purchaser Terms of sale 10 be
complied with within thirty DAYS from DAY
OF sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property. at the lisk
five days advertisement OF such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington
out forfeitins deposit trustee may s&sil
itself Of any legal or euultabls rights
AGAINST defaulting purchaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY Trustee
BY VIM, L, BEALE.
Vice President
tSesll Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
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ADAM 4. WEsCHIER & son. Auctionee77
ANTIQUE AND OTHER HOUSEE0I
FURNITURE. INDIAN CURIOS- ETC
BY AUCTION FOR ST o R g

BY AUCTION FOR sTo R G z
CHARGES. --,,,r
Notice is hereby given that on WEDNES-
DAY, THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF JULY.
1875, COMMENCING AT, NINE O,CIOCk
wednesday thereafter until all is sold, We
will sell by public auction. at Weschler
915 E st. NV, to enforce our hens io5
sto! age and other charges. goods storeo
Eastern Van Lines dots 6252. and 6254
Mrs. W. G. Duncan. A; Johansing, &c g
62Fg and 6263) r, A. Conway. l. j.
Matthews. l. b. Stephens. Beatrice Miller.
Frank A. Garner, G. B. Bayllss, Ruoy
Mans also lot 5492. Parties in interest
please take notice.
NATIONAL CAPITAL
STORAGE e. MOVING CO. INC.
jyI3.24 1888 You 81. NV.
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs
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BUNGALOW.

BUNGALOW,
4 rooms end bath. electricity; % acre of
land; nicely located near Country Club
Hills property Arlington County. Va.
gargain, Ct $500; easy terms. Phone
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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$8,950-DETACHED,
CHEVY CHASE.

This beautiful home. located In q
minutes to city; 2 rooms a bed rooms), 2
complete baths, large living room with
open fireplace. attractive dining room.
built-in garage. screened weather-stripped.
well-landscaped lot Owner occupied this
home less than q year. and is selling at
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DIST AL
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BARGAIN-ONLY So. ESQ.

Brick, Groom home. near Navy Yard:
h.-w.h.. elec.s garage. Phone Natl. S949.
81, OOO-BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND
10th st. Sc. See Mr.. DeBord.
ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 H ST. NV. DIS. 1900.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

YOUR BOY Send him. TO Camp weuwa
this Summer. Located in Montgomery
County, Nd. 35 miles from washington.
Swimming. base ball tennis, basket ball
horseback riding rife practice and many
other sports that boys like. Properly
supervised All for one price. No extras.
Limited enrolment. For complete details.
address Camp WeQwa. Germantown. Nd.
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S10,5OO,

NEAR MILLTON-DoLLAR BRIDGE.
Colonial brick Semi-detached 8 large.
bright rooms and 2 baths; oil burner. g.
car garage. recreation room; lot 2234x1 40
feet, An exceptional buy with very at
iLSSt.rS I'm noNoror o. CONS
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METROPOLITAN zoos.
Evenings. to y. call Emerson bH3S.
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WRILEY JACOBS.


NVVVWWWWVWNNN
a Nine ANTIQUE Beds, Three corner
ECupbOards, Two Wall Cupboards with HH
Z Hinges. Sch0Olma ster'S Desk in Pine, 4
ZFOur-Dart Screen. Walnut WhatnOt
yPewter, Glassware. Dishes, Tables
vStandS. Carriage Lamps. etc. Now onv
. exhibition. Sale-SATURDAY, July %.
eat PM. Dealers bring your wagons. q
Aimmediate removal required as anne
a going to ALASKA Terms: Cash. a
GREESBERG OF WASHINGTON
First 81. NV. at New York Ave.
@iy24.25'
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MEMBERSHIPS PROPERTY.

WANTED-To LEASE LOT OF ABOUT
$4,000 So. fl. on main traffic artery where
owner will erect small building. 250-sq. #.
5646
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

Mrs. K. E. Lancet, 4O24 Winthrop
az. Will be hostess for a regular
meeting of Vincent Reading Circle.
Mrs. F. W. Gunkle will talk on old
Mexico"
Mexico" Will be Mrs. Charles r.
Yoke's topic at a meeting of the
Monday Conversation Club with
Mrs. J. NJ. Lochhead, 1902 N. Penn
Sylvania-st.
Husbands of members of the
Monday Afternoon Reading Club
viii be entertained at a meeting
with MeSdames J. R. Townsend. H.
M. Phlpps, A. NJ. Hall and Sylvester
Moore, hoStesSes.
Mrs. Minnie o. Williams will dis
cuss Victorian Morals" when men,
berS of the IryingtOn Woman's Club
meet with Mrs. Robert Lee Glass.
40 n. IrvingtOn-av.
Mrs R. P. Beightol. 3487 Carroll
ton-av, will entertain members of
the Fortnightly Study Club. Off
GERS viii be elected and club men,
berS will tell current events.
Mrs. E. T. Albertson will review
In Scotland Again" when Mrs. L.
p. Garten. 3l16 Ruckle-st. enter
tains members of the Sesame Club.
St. Vincent Hospital. Guild will
meet at 10 at the Nurses Home.
Experiences in Autobiography"
by H. c. Wells. and While Rome
Burns. by Alexander Woolcott. will
be reviewed by Mrs. Kathryn Tur-
ney Garten at a meeting of the
Meridian Heights Book Club at ?
at the church.
Mothers Club Of Alpha Chi One
ga Sorority of Butler University will
hold a luncheon meeting at 1890
at the chapter house with Mrs. H.
NJ. Pierce in charge. Mrs. Clayton
H. Ridge will discuss Lamb in His
Bosom
Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
VIII entertain with a card party for
members and friends at at the
Butler University chapter house,
472l SunSet-av. Mrs. Joseph Lang
IS chairman and the hostess COM
mittee includes Mrs. A. c Newly.
Sheridan: Mrs. r. T. Fogarty and
Mrs. P. R. AddamSon.
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Hleder'S black crepe gown. and Mrs.
William Meub, another one Of the
guests. wore a pink starched lace
gown, with a flare around the off,
the-shoulder neckline, and rhine
stone shoulder straps. Other guests
in the KIcder box we're Mr.. Meub,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Parsons, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. George
p. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tingler,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Davies, Column
bus. O. and Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
Harren, Noblesville.
Others Have Guests
Thirty guests were invited to Mr..
and Mrs. 3. B PettijOhn's home
early IN the evening. Double rows
OF pleating circled the neckline and
skirt Of Mrs. Pettijohn's taffeta
gown modelled princess style.
Friends visited Mr.. and Mrs. My
ron Austins home and later at
tended the ball A large rhinestone
buckle held the belt in place at the
point of the decolletage of Mrs. Aus
tins white satin gown. The skirt
swept the floor in a slight train.
Seafoam green taffeta swished into
a blllOWy skirt in Mrs. E. Park Akin's
picture dress. Rhinestone shoulder
straps ran to the waistline in back.
and a wide flOunce of the taffeta
emphasized the Off-the-shOulder
nCckline.
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MISS WEST TO WE'D
IN HOMIE CEREMONY

Before the wedding ceremony Of
Miss Janet West and Don Herbert
BUNDLES, son Of Mr.. and Mrs d. c.
BUNDLES, Fl Wayne, at tomorrow
night, Misses Florence and May
Harker viii play bridal airs on the
violin and piano. The ceremony will
take place at the home Of the bride S
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank L.
West, and will be solemnized by the
Rev. Joseph Weber.
Miss MurieI West, the brides sis
ter, will be the maid of honor wear
ing blue chiffon gown and carry
ing pink roses. With a white satin
gown the bride will wear a tulle veil
caught with orange blossoms. Her
flowers will be Gala lilies and roses.
Dr. Joseph L. West, the brides
brother, Will be best man.
An informal reception will be held
at the b me following the ceremony
The &C lie will be at home at 37I1
Crestol dr. The bride attended In
diana University and is a member
Of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.
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Orchard School Mothers Sell
WOOIIcOtt Lecture Tickets
BY ELLEN WORTH

Invisible Newspaper" at 8:15 Mon
day, March Is, at Caleb Mills hall.
List of names of team captains
and workers is as follows:
Mrs. Robert FaiIey. captain; Mesdames
George w. AnawaIt. Earl r. Beckner,
Franz Breitling, Edward N Gass, E. w.
Hauser and John D. Gould; Mrs. Leon
Zerfas. captain; Mesdames q. w. Batman,
r. K. Coats. Maurice Angel. Carl Eve
leigh, Clarence Merrill, II. T. Landing
ham and Perry ONeal: Mrs. A: Dickin-
son Smith; captain; Mesdames Noble Dean
John Bookwalter, Henley Holiday, Fred
Jerome Littell and Leroy Miller
Mrs. Victor j. Rose Jr., captain; Mes
danes Smiley Chambers. c. Norman Cory
ell, Thomas Hendricks, Perry LeSh and
w. H. Maxwell; Mrs James T. Cunning
ham. captain. Mesdames Louis H, Haerle,
J. Landon Davis. Egbert Driscoll, John
Goodwin, H. V; Kobin, Post-Miliken and
captain; Mesdames j. Carlton Daniel, Rob
ert D. Robinson, Arthur G. Wells, W. 1.
Longworth. Ewing Sinclair, G. G. Osborn,
Jasper Scott and Perry Meek.
On the general committee are Mrs
Benjamin D. Hitz, chairman; Mrs.
Jesse Fletcher, assistant chairman;
Mrs. j. T. McDermott, ticket chair
man; Mrs. John K. RucEelShauS,
motor corps chairman and Mrs. Guy
Wainwright, board president.
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CLUB MEMBERS TO
VISIT ORPHANAGE

The last weekly luncheon of the
Indiana State Assembly Women's
Club will be at 1915 Wednesday at
the Foodcraft Shop. The members
will visit the Indiana Sailors and
Soldiers Orphans Home, Knights
town, for a luncheon, entertainment
and tour Of the grounds on Tuesday.
Reservations may be made with
Mesdames Ralph N. Smith, Albert
Walsman, Samuel Gottschalk, Al
anson Albright, Jesse Wade and
William Dudine. Buses will leave
the Claypool at 9 Tuesday for the
trip to KnightstOWn.
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reminiscent Of historical figures and
are characteristic OF the glamour OF
the days of cavaliers.
Rich gray. velvet quilted in a
diamond-Shaped pattern. is used in
coat which she wears in a we'd
ding scene. Ii is loose and sWag-
ger. and lavishly trimmed with fur.
Even in the scene where Miss
Francis disregards its loneliness to
sit with her bridegroom on the
church steps, it loses none of its
richness.
One costume which the star wears
is of dull black, tightly nodded to
her figure. and enliyened with
ripping Beau Brummel jabot Of
sheer crisp fabric, which extends to
the waist. Another afternoon gown,
also in black, has an unusual belt
fastening in the form of a large
cameo clasp which holds in place
the wide crushed girdle.
Never was a young housewife more
attractive than Kay IS in a house
gown of brilliant red wool, dotted
with encircled white flowers. The
gown has a Picrrot ruff around the
neck. and the sleeves end in fullness
into heavy, wide cuffs.
Another gown which goes far to
retain the reputation of both de-
signer and actress is a feminine
type of evening gown of heavy cling
ing white crepe White tafcta, with
raised stripes, is set in deep circular
folds to give the dress crisp pep
lum line, and is repeated to make
dashing reVers which are set front
and back at the extreme deColletage.
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Kay Francis
Still Holds
Dress Title
0rry Kelly Responsible for
Costumes Worn in
Indiana kiIm.
BY HFIEN LINDSAY

Two things make Living on
Il Velvet which opened at the
Indiana yesterday Of interest to
women in addition TO the story and
acting. They are the costumes &C.
signed by Orry Kelly, one Of the
foremost designers Of screen fash
ions, and the fact that many per-
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CHAPTER MEETING
FOR GUESTS SET

Guests will be entertained at a
musicale Of Governor Oliver Perry
Morton Chapter, Daughters of the
Union, at 2 Monday in Rauh Mem
orial Library. Mrs. w. l. Hoag will
be hostess.
Mrs. Helen Brooks Faussett will
sing, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Edenharter. and Miss Helen COffey,
whistler, will be accompanied by
Mrs. Paul Finney. A selection of
readings will be presented by Miss
Winifred Andrews.
Assisting Mrs. Hoag will be Mes
DANES Walter N. Winkler and Karl
H. Kayser; Misses Mary Alice Click,
Margaret Louise Kayser, Carrie M.
Hoag and Marjorie Goats. Mrs.
Anthony F. Shaffer, official flag
bearer, will present the flag for salu-
tation, and Mrs. A. B. Click, regent,
will preside at a business meeting.
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Of you; that I've loved you since
you were a kid
You're all have now, Harry.
Dads gone"
That night the papers had car
ried headlines about Tom Garter S
Death. He had been shot by the po-
lice when seen lodging into an alley
and refusing to stop at their COM
mand.
Tom Carriers name had been
linked with the pay roll robbery Of
the Dey Manufacturing Co., al
though they had been unable to
place the blame, for the money had
been returned untouched. He had
been associated with a gang Of rum
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Solution 10 PreUiOuS
Contract Problem
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
secretarv American Bridge League


a GREAT many persons have
N asked me if contract whist will
ever become popular. I am not Ger
tain, but I do not think that it will
attract the attention Of many
players
Whist was a scientific game, but
never was very popular Players
did not particularly like the turn
ing of the trump. The next de-
velopment was bridge whist, in
which the dealer would name trump
or, if he didn't care to name the
trump, he could bridge it to his
partner.
Then they started to bid for the
right to name the trump. This was
called auction bridge, but still it was
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Lecture Scheduled

THE Modern Prison will be Mrs.
Marian F. Gallup's subject for q
talk at 10 wednesday in Hollenbeck
hall OF the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Gallup
is superintendent Of the Indiana
Woman's Prison. The lecture is
sponsored by the association mem
bership and adult education COM
mitteeS.
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runners and had been under police
surveillance for two years.
1T is not true, it is not true" his
daughter whispered, the paper
clutched in her hand. My father
was good; he loved me and I loved
him."
The articles further stated that
John Dey, young f1nanC.er and club
man. when informed of Carter s
death, had remarked:
Tom Carter was dangerous
character; the brains behind q ring
who def1ed every law and right OF
honorable, tax paying citizens"
There had been the night short
ly after her fathers death when
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Statesman to Be Tonic

Mrs. ]. Jerome J. Littell, 5740
Central-av, will be hostess at 2:30
Wednesday for a meeting of the
WOmen's Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Carrie Pray will review the book,
Life of the japanese Statesman,
Kagawa." Miss Clara Woody will
lead devotions.
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RFGIN HERE TO-DAY

Arrested upon the discovery Of plant
Cd loot IN her apartment. lingo Carter
is befriended BY Dr.. Robert Laird. DIT.
Laird Of r. the girl q chance 10 work in
ms chiidren's hospital during the year
of probation. He explains that through
her he wants 70 prove 10 his ph!lan-
thropist friend John Dey~ that per-
can make a good citizen If given the
proper chance
lingo is not particularly grateful for
DIT. Lairds interest. but agrees 20 his
plan because the only alternative is 70
20 20 the detention home. She performs
her tasks efficiently but none Of the
staff can win her friendship
Dr. Laird introduces lingo 70 JOCK. a
handsome Young man who is frequently
al the hospital 10 discuss plans for the
new wing which is under construction.
But lingo hnds IT hard 20 forget her old
sweetheart. Harry Barnes. and longs TO
see him again
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u. 1Oxes balloons hoated on strings tied 70 the
chairs I'd tables we're covered with pastel colored
cloths PUSSY willow branches palms and baskets Of
spring Towers arranged in the boxes, the lounge
and before The orchestra platform.
Ms Chantilla White, general chairman came early
10 greet guests and 10 supervise last minute prepara
tons The Regency collar Of her starched blue lace
Jacket stood up the neck and the jacket Swired
into peplum around the hips. The garland Of deeper
blue flowers across the front matched her satin slippers
MTs Floyd MattiCe. the guild president, came to
thc ball from a dinner party which John c. Ruckel-
s1aus gave at the Columbia Club for Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat,lcc Mrs Corrne Zwick, Mrs. william Eisenlohr
and Hurst Sargent. Mrs Mattces white crepe gown
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ALM1lRne Sumner SET

Supper meeting of Mi AIumnae
Club Of Kappa Kappa Gamma So
rorlty will be helde at Tuesday
night at the home Of Miss Dorothy
Segur 100 E. 28th-st, with Mrs. Emil
Linegar in charge Of reservations.
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sons consider Kay
Fra n els. W h o
wears these COS
tunes, the best
dressed woman on
the screen.
Little has been
done in a num-
Der of her preced-
ing pictures to
hold for Miss
Francis this title.
but the costumes
which she wears
in the new pic
tlt,-o havp % pOfN
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Club Election Set

officers will be elected by the
Children's Sunshine Club of Sunny
side at its meeting at 2 Wednes-
day in the Fletcher Trust Co. Build
ing, 1O0 N. Pennsylvania-st
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STUDENT PROGRAM
SET FOR FRIDAY

Mrs. Robert o. Bonner has ar
ranged for student program OF the
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale at 3
Friday at the American Central Life
Insurance Building.
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be o
changing perhaps only note Of
a hord
vhch uwnfn % IL
with
the think
hard K is
1You uar+ s.ye attention
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Copyright -. BIZ ". SD Grove scrantoa. p

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OF b
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Mothers of pupils in orchard
School have formed teams and are
campaigning to sell tickets for Al
exander Woollcotts lecture, THE
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SunnySide Guild Ball
Guests Make Merry in
Spirit of Mardi GraS
Gardenlas Favored Among Flowers Bedeck-
irg Gowns of Feminine Dancers; Spring
Blooms Among Room Decorations.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
lines Woman's Page Editor

balloons dubbed about Guilds Mard
ID ballroom balloons bright coors
s from rat They snOWbals which caught
ghdeo
around the r. M3rdi Gras spirit
their
gard.rs
q dress a.
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Opening lead-A 3

just a game of the play of the hand
The bidding was not very impor-
tant.
But at contract we have two
games, a bidding game and a play
ing game. 1t is certainly scien-
tific enough.
am afraid contract whist is toe
scientific a game. In other words
elimination of the dummy removes
the possibility Of fine strategic plays
and takes a lot of the excitement
out of the game. I know that the
better players who have tried the
game have not been particularly
fascinated by it.
Take today's hand. Hands of
this kind would be eliminated in
contract whist. Here's a hand in
which the declarer can make some
very fine deductions, which permit
him to make his contract.
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nocsne dTaped back, embroidered IN
burIe beads
and Mrs Charles Myers
clasps cape apple lace