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FRIDAY, SEPT. 0, 1049

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PAGE 18 Alumnae

"Meeting

Past Presidents To Be Honored

The past presidents of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association,

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Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, will Church, New Albany, will officiate. must cut the cards. Tables are rl be feted at the first fall y tin The bride is the daughter of arranged as in bridge, by selec- rab and other curd games for Webster Groves. + The brides eled at the frst Jali meeting Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Turner and tion of partners or by cutting for ka ins play consists of three groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, 9 ihe SrouD. the bridegroom is the son of Mr. partners. parts: one, the draw; two, ree omer, 568 N. Audubon Road.

It is. scheduled for 8 p. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs.

Adrian E. Wilhoite, 936 W. 58th St. The assistant hostesses are to be Mesdames Vernon Lewis,

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Margaret Turner and James D.!

Baptist Church. The Rev. George

|and Mrs. W., E. Alexander, all of «# |Plainfield. Miss Elnora Turner is to be the maid -of honor. The

{maids will be Mrs. William Heller

Alexander will be married at 8:30 deuce low.

draws another card. P. 1. today in the Plainfield First The player on the right of the dealer shuffles, but the dealer G

5 Proportioned for Three Fi Figure heights Rete Rite Et wink 4 Jokers:

THE LAWS OF four- handed Canasta call for two regular

PLAINFIELD, Sept. 9 — Miss. decks of 52 cards each, plus four jokers. In cutting for partners and. seats, the ace rank If a player draws a joker, he puts'it to ope side an

also may.shuffie the pack. ‘The

W. Hurt of the First Baptist, ,v.r on the right of the dealer

The cards are dealt to each’ | player one at a time, After each player has received ‘11 cards, the

Jdes- dock 1s placed on the table, pref-

erably in a box or tray, and be-|

pa (optional); three, the dis-| card.

First Play

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Horner Jr. are at home now in They were married iin the Webster Groves |Congregational Church, Webster roves, Mo. - The bride, the former Miss Alice signifies that the pack 1s | frozen, | Irene Smith, is the daughter of The ordinary rules applying tone and Mrs. Franklin D. Smith,

Miss Hope Wadsworth, El Do |rado, Ark., was the maid of honor land Miss Ethel Smith was the |bridesmaid. Donald Horner was - When " is a player's first turn ine hest man and the ushers were

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Tracy Owens; James Obear and with Mise Jean Ann Jeswp. ey comes the stock pile. The top to Play, the Sm thing hs freys David Horner, Edgar J. Rennoe, —_ Herbert Eskew: g bouquets of mums, William O, ard of the stock. (pile-is- Surned, from his hand and place them Frederick and Edgar Smith, 8 trial is Honor guests will includé Mes- | Alexander is to be the best man °Ver and placed in another box oo" S50 Tine table. Re is en- You'll fin dames- Russell Hippensteel, Rich-| land the ushers will be Gordon OF tray, and this pile 1s Jeleyred titled to another card from the Sunday’ s Menu a fine lax: ard Mills, Allen Smith, William T.! ‘Hobbs and Allen Rivers. Alfred 10 as the pack, or discard pile |stock pile for eachred trey he BREAKFAST: Sliced or- pleasant MacDonald, John Waldo, Frank Turner will be the ringbearer. Ry leg of Dealing puts on the table. anges, ready-toeat cereal, for 8. Wood, C. C. Trueblood, 0. M.| "To Wear Satin If the up-card is a joker, deuce If one of the cards he draws link sausages, nut muffins, Bena

Jones, Ted Marbaugh, Frank H.|

Miss Turner will wear a candle-

lor red trey,

it is removed from

from the stock pile is a red trey, | he must put that on the table]

butter or fortified margarine, grape jam, coffee, milk.

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Cox, Joseph T. Hood, Herbert __ = the box or tray and slid under Kenny Jr., T. Clare Davis, Henry| ght 2Tioper tin Gown made!the edge of the box or tray so and draw another SRI So Jhat at DINNER: Chicken “Ile de L. Pond, L. Victor Brown and ‘full skirt. Her fllusion veil falls that it is visible to all players, ihe san 3 the vay e ed France,” parsley potato balls, Firs! Melvin Myers and Miss Gladys) trom a Juliet cap of net and seed and again the top card. of the i n his han ut any i tetery stalks Cooked hi Ae : ‘ rus en ” Hawickhbrst. pearls and she will carry white stock pile is turned face up and "mye player at the left of the | SRicken roth. wy tomato Totter, Ringw Colored movies taken at the ‘bridal flowers. out in the other box or tray. dealer begins the play by draw-| had i ufck- Itch 1s checks national convention of the soror-| After a reception in the home| If another joker, deuce or red inc the top card of the stock pile| gh Yo ii J ) BLUR STAY ty ol ; ’ » dq ity will be shown. The conven lof the bride's parents the couple trey is.turned up, the next card or the up-card. If the up-card of | cfeam forced through pastry pian "8 Mat

tion, held this summer, met in Swampscott, Mass.

will leave for a short wedding trip. The bride will wear a cinna-

from the stock pile is turned up to cover it, and this process is

the pack is a black trey, even

though you have two more black)

tube, garnished with whipped cream, coffee, milk.

|mcn brown crepe dress with continued until some. card other|irevs our hand, you are reSponsor Rummage Sale {brown accessories for the trip./than a ‘joker, deuce or red trey re raw DS Te SUPPER: Broiled sliced Committ ha * | They will be at home in W. La- is turned up. pile. | tomatoes with cheese sauce, Be. shalimen, Jor. the {fayette later this month. | The joker, deuce or red trey, ——— | buttered toast, strawberry at last | TOMORROW: More on four- {

year will be named by Mrs. Wil-|

Mr. Alexander is a senior in that has been slid under the edge

jam, stewed pears, cupcakes,

hofte, president of the associa-| Purdue University. of “the—box-—containing -the pack! handed play. = tea, milk. HYGIEN ig include Mrs. Robert Swaim | A selmi and Yia Carolyn Bell, bridge; ’ RH iriuib rs. Marie Sullivan, auditing; ' ~ Mrs. Clarence Scholl “citizenship; Wasson's Store Hours, 9:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. Fhoroughi Mrs. Shockley Lockridge, cour-| ; ; odors. Ecor tesy; Mrs. Elbert G. Brock, Little, Get the ge Red Door. | substitute. Mrs. John T. Lindquist, cleri-| cal; Mrs. Raymond H. Fisher, | LLL motor corps; Mrs. J. Harold Davidson, sewing; Miss Beulah! Gi Phillips, magazines; Mrs, Wilfred, = = LA’ strike, membership and direc- : , ay oy y . a ———— tory; Mrs. Eskew, program. By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times Woman's Editor Mrs. Ned 8. Long, rush; Mrs.| ALL GIRLS AND SHORT GIRLS don't have any trouble DAR Names A ski MAYT

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Al Lowdermilk, national work: Mrs. Ray Clutter, ‘ways and| means; Mrs. J. Edward Ransel | rummage sale, and Mrs, Alfred Campbell, telephone. The group is sponsoring a rummage sale. It will be tomorrow in the basement of St. Rita's Catholic Church:

Return from Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Waldo, , Lee; 30a merchmAn Ave, "have re- Sorority to Meet Altrusa to Meet Smoky in. trip through the) The Beta Zeta Chapter, Lamb-| The Altrusa Club will hold a two weeks | algs. They spent qa (hi Omega Sorority, will meet 12:30 p. ms luncheon tomorrow in| 8 In Asheville, N. C.'at 8:30 p. m. today in the Hotel,the Hotel Washington. Mrs. ElMrs. Paul Jamison will/mer Krueger, a club member, will speak on her recent trip to Peru;

- Where they attended the annual Lincoln. ‘preside.

Mountain Music Festival.

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Delegates

Delegates to the annual state {DAR conference Oct. 4-6 In the! {Hotel Lincoln were named yes|térday by the Caroline Scott Har{riscn Chapter at the business {seston preceding their Constitu{tion Day program. Mrs. Clyde E. Titus as chapter {regent was named a delegate with {Mrs. Maxwell Droke, chapter vice regent, alternate. Other delegates named were Mesdames Arch N. Bohbitt, Mark 'A. Dawson, George C. Kolb, E. C. Rumpler, Harry A. VanOsdol, John H, Jefferson, Fred Stilz, Har{old C. Curtis, Albert T. Bunch, | Edgar D. Randolph and E. H. K. McComb. The alternates included Mesdames Lindon A. Bailey, John [Powning Johnson, Benton 8.

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{Thiery, Paul Ragan and Emer-| [son H. Thompson and Miss Gertrude- Gutelius.

HTSC Unit to Meet The Heather Belles Chapter, ITSC, will meet at 12:30 p. m. to-morrow-in-the-Hotel W | | Mrs: Harry Curry will preside and | Mrs. Max Norris will speak.

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