NOV. 1, 1929 PAGE 20 ■ THE TIMES JOHN HERRON ART INSTITUTE OPENS ANNUAL EXHIBIT First Show "^lnterprets Bloomington JunePoor City Y.W.C.A. Will Co-Operate G.O.P. Club GX*l f Week of Prayer V. Girl Wedded Month for in World’s Women Pick Tonight to During the week of Nov. 10 the Ada Campbell, general secretary world's week of prayer will be ob- of the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A. to be held next Sunday afternoon in the Candidates the to City Man Weddings served by Young Women's Christian Private Evening gown of georgette, with flounces coming from Associations all over the world. That Broadway Methodist church. Dr. Be of the First waist. Black pearls the band, bordered in strass. week has been set aside by the Ira C. Dawes, pastor Elizabeth was form FERGUSON Friends’ church, will be the speaker Mrs. Atkinson, Gaston.) Miss Katherine Bivin, daughter BY MRS. WALTER world's committee with headquar- named candidate for the office of Twenty-second annua] exhibition (Courtesy of Phillippe et of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bivin, ters in London. England, and Lady and the Rev. John W. McFall, pas- One of the most incomprehensi- church, will assist president by Mrs. L. Daugherty, of work by the John Herron Art Bloomington, became the bride of is Constance Waldegrave, president. tor of Broadway ble of our many queer customs service. The program will chairman of the nominating com- George Harold AVoody, son of Mr. as the Opening the week's observance in with the institute will open tonight with a that we have picked June open with a processional of Girl mittee, at a meeting of the and Mrs. George F. Woody, 629 East weddings. Nature, they Indianapolis will be a service of Thursday private show for artists and mem- month for Mrs. Resex-ves from the central associa- Woman's Republican Club Thirty-second street, at the Wood- say, spring of the worship arranged by Carrie of has made the tion and the Phyllis Wheatley at . bers of the Art Association In- ruff Place Baptist church Thursday season for mating, but we by the year the branch carrying flags from forty- Other candidates named riianapolis. This also will be the noon. who have improved on Nature in, nominating committee are: First The service was read by the Rev. INITIATION eight nations. v occasion for a reception for Mr. and so many ways should consider doing HEAD The service beginning at 4 Sunday vice-president. Mrs. Charles Maddo L. C. Trent in the presence of Mrs. Wilbur -D. Peat. Mr. Peat took something about this. afternoon will be open to the public. Otterbein; second vice-president. silk members of the immediate families. Up near the Arctic circle, June C. corresponding up his in July director W Lady AValdegrave. emphasizing the Mrs. J. Riddle: duties as art bride was attended by Miss Jr.; The may be a most delightful month. prayer, "Prayer opens secretary. Mrs. AVilliam Bosson of the institute. bride- power of said. Ruth Woody, sister of the But in a greater portion of the whole world of infinite recording secretary. Mrs. Frank groom, brown transparent up a new Evans Woollen, president of the who wore United States, it is a period when power Os treasurer, Mrs. Albert L. shoes, possibilities of and life. Cones; Art Association of Indianapolis, and velvet with matching hat and we expect heat waves and prostra- be sure in this Pauley; directors. Mrs. George Ed- carried pink one thing we may members of the board of directors— and deep roses. tions, general humidity and over- changing world, and that is that we Mrs. Frank Svmmes and N. Ralph E. Woody, brother of wards. Mrs. Edgar N. Evans. Mrs. John the whelming uncomfortableness. should pray. The week comes to Mrs. William H. Lewis. bridegroom, Carey, Mrs. Robert B. Failev. Mil. was best man. When, therefore, we consider that unite as a family of many Alfred M. Glossbrenner, Repub- Fesler, A. The bride ensemble of this, us James W. Mrs. Jack wore an in spite of thousands upon nations.” lican candidate for mayor, was the green transparent green Goodman, Mrs. Addison C. Harris, velvet with thousands of young men and wom- of observance as out- speaker at the meeting, blouse. She hat The plan principal Mrs. Henry Kuhn Mrs. Guy A. satin wore a green en select this month to enter into lined by the world's committee is which was preceded by a luncheou Wainwright, Miss Julia E. F. Walk, and shoes and carried pink roses. wedlock, we must exclaim at the to set aside each day of the week Mrs. Glossbrenner was a guest of Miss Lucy M. Taggart, Hilton U. Mr. and Mrs. have gone on courage—or it Woody is the ignorance—of for contemplation, study and uni- the club with her husband. Brown, Herbert Foltz, • William a motor trip. They will be at home youth? Af- Edward Hecker read tributes William fied prayer as follows: Monday. Mrs. Forsyth, Alex B. Holliday, in Indianapolis. Both were grad- If there is one thing more than Tuesday, the Americas; Mrs. N. M. King and Mrs. Martha William Irwin, Eli rica: to H. Insley, G. uuated from Indiana university. Mr. another that will wilt a good dis- Wednesday, Asia; Thursday, Aus- Stubbs, club members who died Vonnegut. Jane Lilly. Kurt and Albert L. Woody is a member of Beta Theta position and play havoc with an and Saturday, Mrs. McKenzie, giving tralasia; Friday recently. Arthur Zolier—are the affair. ~ fraternity. it is heat. Mild-man? Pi even temper, Europe. Frankfort, president, presided. Announcement of the award of of the high lights in nered men snap at their children ® OME The local committee planning the Association prize of $l5O, l gOMES placid the Art Lelong eollec-collec- and otherwise wives become daily observance services is com- the prize of SIOO and the the Lucien viragoes during the humid Holcomb §j|j veritable posed of Miss Augusta Hiatt and artcrafts' of S3O and S2O will Ave already . days. Exhibition prizes s j|U tion already have de- Cloche Has Miss Blanche Maine, cochairman; Art be made tonight. We hear much-of romance and Miss Sarah Norris, assistant chair- Failey, chairman L scribed for you. We,We might melody moonlight, Mrs. Robert B. roses, of and in man, and- Mrs. Barry Daugherty, Formally Open committee of go Honeymoons flourish, of the entertainment * iriijpilßg on almost indefinitely.indefinitely. and we Mi's. Wolford Cowin, Mrs. Roy E. association, be assisted Place Only the art will always give them a great big hand. Miss Dorothy Hauley, Miss John Skirts, for instance,instance, are fair- Murphy, Liclz by Mrs. J. Otis Adams. Mrs. Yet we know that the first months Thelma Patterson, Miss Vivian Sim- at French H. E. Barnard. W. Atherton. Mrs. ly]y long, and are circular or of marriage are difficult and that mons, Miss Edith Eldridge and Miss Mrs. J Wallace Barnes. Mrs E. Clif- Sports hot weather is hard on the temper. i pleated. Blouses, when Avorn,worn, for Beatrice Riegger. Lick Springs display ford Barrett. Mrs Alexander Cor- However, we will sit by and let The French Mrs. : of American sculpture, the first of bett Jr.. Mrs. Edna Christian. are tucked inside the skirt. BY FRANCES PAGET the youngsters endure July. August Miss Helen Anger Cunning, Coleman. seasonal art exhibitions to be held; James Mrs. C. B. [ Yokes buildbuiid thethe skirt tightly about Style and September newly married and Chi Sigma Stuart Coovrielit. 1929. bv Sources Omicron chapter; opened today, with upward of Mrs. G. H. Clowes. Mrs. thetlie hips, and a particularly attrac-attrac- NEW Nov. one not raise a hand to protest. The sorority, has elected Miss Helen Reception r YORK. I.—No ever for 150 on display and thirty- Dean. Mrs. Frank J. Edenharter. tive idea is to take this yoke and rich may be able to hie themselves Anger initiation chairman. The pieces tive this expected, least cf all the woman eight American sculptors repre- Mrs. Harman H. Friedly, Mrs. Her- tie it into a bow, usuallyusually in the back away to cooler climes, but the rich following have been pledged: Miss herself, that the little cloche bert Foltz, Mrs. Mortimer Furscptt, but sometimes in the front—a truly simple also can afford to pay for divorces Lucille Branson, Miss Mary Fin- Sullivan Slated sented. Dorothy would lose its very complete on exhibit is sponsored by Mrs. W. D. Gatch. Mrs. adorable touch. Sometimes these hold and alimony. negan, Miss Mary Agnes Griffin, The Griffith, the affections of women, but this is Thomas D. Taggart and his sister. Goodrich. Mrs. Howard T. yokesyokes are rather long, bringing the It is the poor little working boys Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Made- at Marott Hotel Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Mrs. George evidently what has happened. With and girls who snatch at Mary Frances Miss Lucy Taggart, Indianapolis bow low inin the back—below oror al- greater elaboration in romance line Russell. Miss Mrs. Robert Milliken. Mrs. clothes, the and through their jobs who Miss Hilda -Rathz, Miss and New York paixxter. Co-operat- H. Kuhn. most below the hips. Some skirts simple cloche looks distinctly out of perspire Egan, schools and the art de-’ ■R. Hartley Sherwood. Mrs. Albert P. are even some dip in sev- need some matrimonial guidance. Ruth Egan and Miss Winifred Reginald Sullivan, Democratic ing are art hemmed, place. of universities in Indi- Smith, Mrs. Milo Stuart, Mrs. R. P. eral points. What we would advise is more Kavanaugh. candidate for mayor, and other partments The sports costume is the only Ohio and Kentucky. Van Camp. Mrs. Martha E. Wilson. •' att a Stst marital vacations in summer, wifie Democratic candidates for office in ana. Louts thing that can correctly adopt the guests horn-? The exhibit is directed by John Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr.. Mrs. VENING gowns are built on the going one way, hubby the other. the election will be of Wheeler, Miss f7 the cloche. Os course, there will al- at reception in Marott hotel E. Holmes, New York. Exhibitors Wolf. Mrs. Clifton ways some adaptation the And although filled with love and a the Miss same general plan, thoughthough more be of Goepper at 2:30 Saturday afternoon. are both men and women. Among Rosamond Van Camp and cloche type for the who longing, the best thing we could Louise as- elaborate. in woman Hostesses for the affair will be sculptors showing bronzes Sherwood, members of the art Hips are tight in every who does or tell the youngsters is to postpone women hostesses. wears glasses, or not Mrs. Evans Woollen, Mrs. L. Ert and marbles are Harriet W. Frish- sociation. who will act as case Rounded petals are used in can not wear the off-the-face hat. their wedding arrangements until Is Special Guest early fall. Slack, Mrs. Walter Myers, Mrs. Fred muth, Anna Hyatt Huntington, great numbers.numbers. Another attractive For this type, there is anew Nuys, Mrs. Howe Landers, Mrs. * S. Jewett. Marguerite modification of the cloche done by Van Maude —- skirt treatment is to take, a length Born, Mrs. Frank Manley, Mrs. Longman, Bonnie take, Descat which is formal Bridge Party Isaac Kirmse. Evelyn Gives Rose more at Porteus, Mrs. Ed B. Raub, Edith B. Parsons, Marga- Brother of chiffon, wrap it tightly about the in effect than the old style, in that McLeary. City Couple Is Mrs. Mark Rinehart, Mrs. Michael Postgate. Scudder. Grace hips, then swing it down in a large it has inverted brim that ret Jane the frcyit. Hamilton, Wood- Mrs. Greathouse, Julie N. puff, caught up underfleath, then the bandeau line. Miss Frances E. Foley, Charles Talbot, Waldine Tauch and Dinner Party suggests today Mrs. Zoe Deming, Mrs. Carl Wood, Patterns down another foot for another puff, The very important point, as far stock drive, entertained with Yates. Entertained at o'clock luncheon and bridge Mrs. Robert Springsteen, Mrs. P. C. who are show- PATTERN ORDER BLANK and so on, finishing off with hang- as millinery is concerned, is that a 1 Among male artists Loer party honor of Miss Louise Mrs. L. J. Kouch, Mrs. John Edward F. Miss ing ends in the back. One sueh the all-occasion hat has gone com- in Reilly, ing are A. P. Proctor. for Pattern Department, marriage to Ed- Downing Johnson, Mrs. M. A. Ryan, H, Shaffer, gown had a tiny black velvet short out of Bridal Dinner Goepper, whose Sanford, A. J. Clinton Indianapolis Times, pletely style. Anderson take place Mrs. Edna Christian and Miss Julia Edward jacquette, with ermine cuffs. A woman can no more wear one ward will Shepherd, Emil Zettler, James Loer, Richmond, will en- Indianapolis, Ind. Nov, 9. Landers. Berge. W. P. Bohn, J. D. Barber. Al- Anew paillette treatment consists hat with a number of costumes; in Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Smith 3569 Miss Goepper tertain tonight with a dinner at the costume will de- Honor guests with lan Clark, Cyrus E. Callin, A. St. Enclosed find 15 cents for i:i taking triangular paillettes and the first place, her Central avenue, will entertain with Rudolph Stempfel, Mrs. Indianapolis Athletic Club, honor- ; of fish-net in her were Mrs. L. Eberle, Daniel Chester French, which send Pat- sewing them into a sort mand a certain silhouette a bridal dinner at their home to- Hoffman, Henry C. fi 4 7 0 then again, color has be- Paul Mrs. CLUB MEETINGS Eli Harvey, Frederick Guinzberg, lng his sister. Miss Margaret Loer tern No. effect. Another brilliant effect is hat and night in honor of their daughter, and Mrs. Donald important that match- Atkins Jr., I. M. Kimball, Benjanvn Kurtz, and her fiance, Louis Cooper Wil- embroidered eyelet chiffon. This come so the Miss Dorotha Smith, and her Meredith Reem, recent brides, and SATURDAY evening and ing hat brings in a much more Hubert H. Jr. William Ogden and others. take place comes in lovely shades, fiance, Woodsmall Miss Sar Disney Thomas, whose son, whose marriage will Size tiny strass is sewn around the eye- varied and extensive millinery The will place Satur- the home of wedding take marriage to Thomas Kackley is to The Violet Demree Study Clubwill Saturday at 8:30 at lets This serves as a long cuirass, wardrobe. day. and uncle, Mr. and take place this winter. meet with Mrs. Mabel Stilz Stork, the bride’s aunt Street onto which chiffon is sewn to make It is the brim that is the allde- The dinner table will be decor- THREE DANCE CLUBS Lewis Coleman, 3535 North The luncheon table was centered 436 North DeQuincy street. Mrs. Mrs. the long, soft, clinging skirt. termining factor. But its brim, or ated with a centerpiece oi yellow of Pennsylvania street. of know with a plateau chrysanthemums Elsa Huebner Olsen will give the WILL GIVE PARTIES Some of the evening coats have absence brim, will we chrysanthemums, and lighted by shades, orange, The will have as a center- City in the bridal program. table circular flounces, and many have whether a hat Is of this season, yellow tapers. tan. Places for basket of chrysanthemums trotteur bronze, brown and The Saturday Afternoon Literary Three dancing clubs, meeting at piece a of the material looped over whether it is for sports, or Covers will tie laid for Mr. and guests marked with shades, yellow, bronze bands the honor were Club will meet with Mrs. F. G. the will entertain this In the fall break the waist line, as do many dress wear. Mrs. Smithy Miss Smith, Mr, Wood- Propylaeum, and will be lighted by yel- to not miniature brides. Lorenz, 3423 Salem street. Mrs. H. week-end with Halloween parties. and red. dresses. The dress hat is determined small, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wood- Covers were laid for twenty-five low its great addition of F. Nay will be assistant hostess. One club, composed of graduates of tapers. tt tt tt by trimming small, Mr. and Mrs. Leavens Cady, The hostess was assisted by Miss Loer will give Mrs. Harold by the way in which its brim guests. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Wililam Byron Gates’ classes, lovely thing to make for any but Evansville; Mr. and Mrs. Barrett M. her mother, Mrs. Frank A. Hamil- David party Naekel, who will be her only attend- A is manipulated, and the simpler Miss Fay Banta and Mrs. will have its regular dancing Christmas, something lovely and Woodsmall, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. ton. Saturday night. ant, a strand of gold encrusted types in brims determine the hat for Hadley. in the ballroom unusual and very personal! Send Smith of St. Louis, and Harry C. Tonight club organized by Miss pearls. the tweed ensemble, and lastly, the Woodsmall. a Name a 2-cent stamp to the Dare De- a Hallo- Covers will be laid for Mrs. Loer. : simple cloche speaks only of the Club Members Meet Pledge Services Estelle Burpee, will give Naekel. partment of The Times for the Hold ween party. Matthew Fletcher’s Miss Loer. Mr. Wilson. Mrs. j sports costume. Members of the Merry Eight Club services of Theta Beta Mr. and leaflet, which tells y.ou how to Pledge Club will meet Saturday in the par- Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wilson. met Thursday afternoon at the sorority will be held tonight Richmond; decorate a set of jars for a lovely CARD PARTIES Delta lors on the first floor. Mrs. William P. Loer. home of Mrs. Oto T. Osborn, 610 at the home of Miss Rase McCarty, Coleman. Miss lady’s dressing table! Also how Robin- Mr. and Mrs. Robert chapter Chief Beville avenue. Mrs. Hobart 540 North Gray street, for Miss Daughters . give Cooper. Chicago, and to make art candles, to cover of America will a street, will Sorority to Meet Margaret son, 640 North La Salle Margaret Morley, Miss Louise Slick, plain wooden and cardboard card party Saturday night at the soronty Its John Coleman. entertain club members Nov. 14. Miss Marie McCurdy, Miss Eloise Rho Delta will hold boxes in a way to make them hall, Twenty-fifth and Station meeting at the home of Miss Pearson, Miss Mariesue Eisenhut, regular art boxes! And how to make a streets. Schumaker, 831 North Parker 10, Parti] Miss Margaret Joslin, Miss Mary Norma beautiful book beautiful outside Division No. L. A. A. O. H., will Give Halloween avenue, Friday night. Miss Ada give card party at St. Joseph’s ' Wagoner, Mis Helen Keating, Miss Groups as well as in. a Mrs. Harry Dillehay will entertain Louise Ryan will assist hostess. State tonight Margaret Hogue and Miss Agatha the tt tt tt hall, at 8:30 at 615 East members of the Happy Go Lucky North street. Halloween party Satur- Hogue, HAVE struck the black and Club with a Meeting Called to Entertain Mrs. Louis Fossati and committee day night at her horqe, 2409 Coyner Business white note in the evening mode meeting of the WE will entertainwith a card party Sun- avenue. Decorations and appoint- Postpone Meeting Monthly business quite often recently in the Dare day night at the Church of the colors. The meeting of the Howdy Club Co-Wa-Ma Club will be held at 8 Club we? Again today ments will be in Halloween Southern column, haven't Little Flower. This is the second guests will be enter- has been postponed until further tonight at -Arms hotel. evening gown from Twenty-eight a very elegant of a series of card parties. The tained. notice. All members are asked to attend. et Gaston offers black and third will be 17. Southern Club will entertain to- Phillipe Nov. white in a different High- manner—sim- night with a dinner at the ple, solidly trimmed white georgette land Golf and Country Club. Deco- frock with black pearls and glitter- THANKSGIVING BRIDE ing strass border. j# i|y| Guarantee of Absolute rations will be carried out in ac- them with a TO BE PARTY GUEST Windsor’s cordance wjth the state emblems, This was hard to illustrate, but actually it was very chic—as your each table being reserved for rep- good taste can n't but point out to Miss Mary Mintjala, whose mar- resentatives of the different south- you. riage to James Williams will take SATISFACTION ern states. tt tt place Thanksgiving day, will be the Following the dinner, each group lot about black guest of honor at a kitchen shower hear a gloves f; a ch diamond or other piece of jewelry from this store will present a stunt. Alabama the days, but you never see and party tonight, given by Miss just what you "broadcast” and black- YOU Margaret at r mast be exactly as represented. You know members will any. Huston her home, 3946 J$ face entertainers will give the pro- wearing gloves is Betty Guilford avenue. The hostess will The of black Miss Jean Sweeney " ,d gram. that must be given very be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Wil- Dawson Durden is chairman something chapter, liam A. Huston. Mrs. serious consideration. There is just Members of Alpha Nu “pay'si“oo a week: in charge of arrangements for the Alpha Zeta Beta national soror- Guests will be Mrs. Harry Cole- ms a shade between having them be assisted by Mrs. Betty Dm-othy ° p dinner. She is having them be ity, re-elected Miss Jean man, Miss Beeth, Miss Hat- Enr US Y° U 'n Wi nriSOrS "Pular Christmas Belden, White, ever so chick and R. D. Mrs. John Sweeney as president for the en- tie Kruger, TJiss Helen Moorman, | and Mrs. P. C. just plain dowdy. 00 Mrs. H. R. Buxton For instance, when worn with suing year. Miss Ruth Emhardt, Miss La Verne Jsl Reilly. hats for Other officers elected are: Vice- Clinehens, Miss Sara Frances been made by sheer gowns and dinner Reservations have they are delight- president, Mrs. Lacy Walters; re- Wetherfy, Miss Frances Whitecraft, guests. restaurant dining, 100 ful. Also, when worn with black cording secretary. Miss Helen Fur- Miss Genevieve Maxwell, Miss Clara tailored suits or as the single black gusan; editor. Miss Ann Wilson; Glass and Miss Bertha Leming. color not of ensemble. corresponding secretary, Miss Alice an Miss Pauline St tt tt O'Donnell.: marshal, Walters; treasurer, Miss Helen PERSONALS The Christmas Box Stein, and guard, Miss Helen heard me chat enough White. Mr. and Mrs. George Gay, 4316 YOU’VEabout mandarin coats lately to North Meridian street, are spend- realize it is a hobby with me. ing some time in New York City. ' A STEP-IN that - Week! COMFORTABLE I admit that I'm rpy most enthusi- SORORITY MEMBERS William T. Young Jr., 5009 East CHEMISE Washington in Prong T astic self on this subject and since AT street, is Chicago at Latest Setting 6470. Crepe de chine was chosen told you how to make them and GUESTS PARTY the Drake hotel. A brilliant in 18-kt. white gold Mas I’ve diamond iS ~ that’s on my mounting of superb design. Extra special 12 ‘'VV for this pleasing model, with a trim- where to buy them—all MM■% is—(in a loud whisper)— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huffman, value at $49. J5. V #■ <1 ming of filet lace and edging, and mind now with Install New Officers why not give her a madarin coat for 2030 Olney street, entertained Miss Corrine Laing, 3601 Boule- and string party Thursday night ** lingerie ribbon for straps Christmas? a Halloween vard place will be hostess for the lines and sur- in honor of members of the Amicus regular business meeting of Rho girdle. A symmetric tt IS tt chapter of Veris Cordis sorority Zeta Tau sorority tonight. Miss plice effect is' featured in this style. Au revoir! Decorations Once aMonth and their husbands. Laing will be assisted by Miss Elea- lIH right back por- The right front and and appointments were in Hallo- nora Wills. The following new offi- ! As regularly as the months roll lap over the left portions. ween colors and design. The eve- J tions cers will be installed: around, count their ARM CHAIR TRAVELS President, some women back ning was spent playing bridge. Zorniger; vice-presi- time to suffer. Declining invitations The girdle holds the portions, Miss Dorothy TALK Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Victor dent, Miss Eloise Carper; secretary, they long to accept, because of the and confines the fulness of the CLASS HEARS Boughton, Mr. and Mrs. George McGahey; time of month. And Midol could Miss Helen treasurer, fronts. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miss Cecile McAvoy; and historian, make those periods absolutely pain- in four sizes: Mrs. Demarchus Brown addressed and Mrs. Carl Combs, The pattern is cut her Arm Chair class this Henry, Mr. Miss Zula Hardy. less! medium. 38-40; large, Travels Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McWilliams, Small. 34-38; morning on "Lloyd George His Take a tiny tablet of Midol—and large. inches bust and and Mrs. Walter James, Mr. and There 42-44: extra 46-48 Country.” Mr. Masquerade forget the time of month. make the garment for Mrs. Theodore Hambrig, Mr. and Gives interference with the measure. To The Travel meets each Fri- Miss Harlan, 603 North will be no material. For class Mrs. Prances Davis, Mrs. W. A. Flossie necessary process, but the yards of 39-inch day morning at 10:30 at the street, will entertain normal, girdle Stayton. Miss Cole and Miss Dearborn shoulder straps and string this morn- Marvel ' pain will be gone. Taken before- Propylaeum. The talk Elizabeth Stayton. members of the Pi Rho Sigma soror- all. of ribbon 2-4 yards will be required. ing was the third of the series. ! their friends with a mas- hand. there will be no pain at contrasting ity and Midol brings The vestee of lace or querade at her home If you are suffering. yard 18 inches party tonight. complete ease in five to seven material requires L Sour Cream Entertains Club be cherished. minutes. wide. Sour cream should any address on Mrs. Bert Mcßride, 2012 North It superb as a dressing for cu- Give Flags to School Midol is the work of specialists: Pattern mailed to is of Joseph R. Gordon, •fM JEWELByTCOMPAM cheese taste Members \ wf*s&Oß silver or Delaware street, mem- cumbers, makes cream effective no matter how hard a receipt of 15 cents in entertained bers of her brid® club with a lunch- like fresh cottage cheese and used W. R. C„ No. 43, will present four \ *25-35- Lyric Theater Bldg. time you may always have had. stamps. school 135 N. Illinois St. 12 cents In silver or stamps eon today at . Fol- as a dressing over stuffed plums or flags to the Cumberland All druggists, in trim aluminum Send 10 Mrs. Rosa for up-to-date fall and winter lowing luncheon, the guests played other tart fruit salads can not be Tuesday morning at pocket case, fifty cents.—Advertise- our presentation. 2£2S book of fashion* hririya. cxcelltdk Pfnra sin give the