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nstance whose y us in despair atened to leave’ dn’t understand hey had given she had ever

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A HOUSE HUNT PARTY has taken Miss Barbara Field

to Virginia. Preceding the horse show in Madison Square Garden, equestrian enthusiasts spend their time at hunts. Devoting most of her time to riding while visit-

ing friends in Virginia, Miss Field will attend the horse ghow before leaving for Vassar College. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden M. Field, 2633 Guilford Ave.

" ” un THERE are 2000 paper napkins with horses heads on them in the Dewey E. Myers home, 5766 Central Ave. And what's to become of them is the business of 12-year-old Ruthie Myers. While in Bay View, Mich, with her family, Ruthie attended an auction for the first time. When the auctioneer held up a package of paper napkins with the equestrian stamp, Ruthie immediately made a 15-cent bid and became owner of that and other packages. She bought them because ghe loves horses,

» =" ” BEFORE returning to Indianapolis, Dr. and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky will ‘travel to South America. They spent the summer in California.

” o LJ ALL THAT’S missing in 3132 E, 47th St, is the baby's cry. When Miss Joan McCarthy returned home after a month's trip, she found a family of rabbits in her yard. Now she’s being kept busy preparing baby formula for the little animals.

» 2 » IT WOULDN'T be at all surprising if Miss Wanda Lee Nelson, Beech Grove, were chosen sweater girl of Colby College, Me,, this fall, Relatives gathered in her home last night to give her a farewell party. And somehow, they all seemed to bring the same gift—a sweater. Fourteen sweaters is good reInforcement for any girl's wargdrobe.

# = » THE Red Cross has entered into Mrs. Leonard J. Troy's blood. A few years ago, Mrs, Troy, 5434 E. 18th 8t., started making the statement, “After I've served 25 years with the Red Cross, I'm going to retire.” On Sept. 17, in the Woman's Department Club, when the organization will hold its annual meeting, Mrs, Troy will have completed her 25-year period as a volunteer worker. “Who said anything about retiring?” is what Mrs. Troy says now.

#" ” o MISS M. M. GABABAY, 246 Parkview Ave. is vacationing in Jasper Park Lodge, Canadian Rockies.

# » » HOW CAN a man eat when Hollywood glamour surrounds

DKG Head Names Aides

Committee chairmen of Beta Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority, have been announced by Miss Charlotte Carter, president. Miss Elizabeth Peterson is membership chairman. Others are Miss Irene Healy, auditing; Miss Pearl Bedford, initiation; Miss Ruth Gorman, legislative; Miss Katherine Leonard, music; Miss Cecelia Galvin, necrology; Mrs. Leone Hall, teacher welfare; Miss Marjorie Forsyth, morale, and Miss Rebecca Nicoson, nominations. . Mrs, Charles Youngman, ploneer and research; Miss Hattie Lundgren, program; Miss Eva Wiles, publicity; Mrs. Hubert Vitz, selective recruitment; Mrs, Helen Frick, service, world and community; Miss Gretchen Mueller and Miss Frances Ruske, social, and Miss Anna Torrence, telephone,

To Meet Tomorrow St. Joan of Arc Women's Club will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the old church hall, New mothers of children enters ing kindergarten and grade school in the parish will be wel-. comed, Meeting theme will be “Let's Get Acquainted.” Sister Superior will explain the traffic control program. A social hour and tea will follow.

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him? Yet, Gov. Schricker and Mayor Clark managed to have their breakfasts yesterday in the Marott Hotel despite the fact they were surrounded by actresses, ® ” tJ THERE'S AN Indianapolis executive who has a conscientious secretary, Every night, before leaving the office, the secretary writes herself a memo which she carries home and places on the breakfast table, Upon arising in the morning, she calls her “boss” and reminds him of his morning ap-

pointments. He needs his sec‘retary and she needs her memos.

List New

Pledges To Sororities

BUTLER University Panhellenic Association and the dean of women’s

office announce new

pledges to the social sororities on the Fairview campus.

They are: Alpha Chi Omega— Miss Betty McCoy, Frankfort; Misg- Shirlqy Walters, Martinsville; Misses Jane Ballard, Sharon Billing, Virginia Goodwin, Lois Griffin, Patricia Marchino, Eileen Reis, Nancy Terrell and Eleanor VanDyke.

Delta Delta Delta—Miss Joan Eschell, Knox; Miss Jane Essex, Columbus; Miss Annette Hinkle, Bringhurst; Miss Sally Huber, Crawfordsville; Miss Joyce Olsen, Chicago, and Miss Julia Shanks, Flora. 5 s » DELTA GAMMA-—Miss Sara Barkley, Bloomfield; Miss Barbara Jean Barnes, Hammond; Miss Beverly Bibler, Warsaw; Miss Sally Clift, New Castle; Miss Kay Ephlin, Greenwood; Miss Marsha Robinson, Bremen; Misses Janet Alhand, Norma

Jean Dady, Patricia Dowd, Dorothy Harbold, Jane Nicholson, Mary Jo O'Hara and Ann Walker.

Kappa Alpha Theta — Miss Sandra Baker, Columbus; Miss Edith Miller, Newburgh; Miss Sara Norbury, Anderson; Miss Clare Shirley, Ft. Wayne; Miss Sue Sleeth, Sharpsville; Misses Marilyn Boyle, Caroline Carter, Shirley’ Doyle, Susan Hughey, Linda McLain, Sandra Moore, Sara Jane Sprading, Nancy Stassus, Roberta Jean Toombs and Suzan Wilcos.

Kappa Kappa Gamma—Miss Joan Brooks, Western Springs, Illy Miss Margaret A. Davis, Crawfordsville; Miss Rosabelle Everman, Royal Center; Misses Sandra Adams, Mary Alice Baxter, Joan Bechtold, Nancy Bundy, Jill Cox, Gloria Jane Gentry, Jean Jose, Virginia Kingsbury, Kay Moore, Nancy Niblack, Natalie O'Dell, Lois Watts and Caroline Yakey. w “ .

PI BETA PHI-—Miss Nancy 8ue Childes, Anderson: Miss Carlanne Nixon, Plymouth; Misses Beverly Baldwin, Mary Baumpgartel, Mary Bloemker, Martha Butterworth, Patsy Cox, Nancy Distelhorst, Eleanor Hackemeyer, Della King, Joan Leslie, Mary Lou Meyers, Nancie Northern, Anne Robinson, Cherry Sheppard, Joan Steidle and Judy Woolgar. Zeta, Tau Alpha—Miss Phyllis Greve, Waveland; Miss Joan Werling, New Castle; Carol Ann Wilson, Flora; Miss Joy D, Wolf, Reynolds; Misses Carol Manwaring, Antoinette Walker and Myrna Witter, and Trianon—Misses Beverly Dickinson, Barbara Felton, Dorothy Palmer and Betty Throckmorton.

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HOUSE GUEST—Jinx, summer houseguest of Dick Stout, 3750 Guilford Ave., left yesterday for his sophomore year at DePauw University.

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER OG DAYS are over with the reopening of school for Dick Stout's family, 3750 Guilford Ave.

Dick, a senior at DePauw University, brought Jinx home from Sigma Nu Fraternity house last June. “He's been a perfect house guest,” the family reported. “I suppose,” Dick added, “that it is due to the fact that his early training was in-an apartment in Evanston, Ill. Jinx was brought to DePauw by Barry Wade, Evanston, last fall.” n » » LIKE ALL new pledges, he was voted on. Although not an official member, he attends chapter meetings and has on occasion represented the organization in official capacities. When the Sigma Nu repre-

Indiana Man Takes Bride

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HINSDALE, Ill, Sept. 9 — Mrs. Phillip Braskett was Miss Joyce Carson be-

fore her marriage at 4 p. m. Saturday in Grace Episcopal Church here: The Rev. Dudley Stroup read thé double-ring ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Carson of this city. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Braskett, Kokomo, Ind. : s = =» ATTENDANTS at the wedding were Mrs. John Parrish Jr., Eau Claire, Wis., matron of honor; Miss Carol Braskett, Crystal City, Mo., and Mrs, William Newby, Freeport, Ill, bridesmaids. Paul Carson Jr. was best man. Ushers were Corwin Huston and Ralph Helms, Kokomo, and James Orr, Park Forest, Ill.

A reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. Afterward the couple left on a trip through the Midwest. The bride attended Carleton College, Northfield, Minn. The bridegroom attended Indiana University and the University of Denver. He was a member of Delta Upsilon Fraternity.

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sentative in the ice cream eating contest sponsored by the Methodist Student Movement simply couldn't go on, Jinx took over. However, the group still didn’t come out in the lead. As an unofficial member, Jinx even sits in on reception lines during rush week and shakes hands. Being unofficial, of course, he lacks the power to veto new members. ” » » JINX VISITS classes when in the mood and audits according to his preferences of the moment. An undergraduate, he is said to be working on his pedigree. . His extracurricular activities include visiting his many friends in Greencastle, attending football and basketball games and sleeping in various spots throughout the chapter house. Jinx takes the place of a long line of dogs in the house. Following World War I a St. Bernard, Thibadeaux, became the first canine member. Upon his death Thibadeaux II, also a St. Bernard, appeared. After 10 St. Bernard Dogs had come and gone, the members voted to include a mongrel in their midst. Although not a blue blood by heritage, Jinx is rapidly becoming one by environment.

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- Q % ¢ Ephamar Club Lunch Set for Tomorrow A talk on “Minute Women" Stenger, William Kelly, Byron by Mrs. O. C, Winters will high- Burch and H. P. Loveless, light the President's Day luncheon of Ephamar Literary Club, to be “held Wednesday in the Hotel Lincoln. Hostesses will be the general arrangements committee: Mrs. John Morgan, chairman; Mesdames H. L.

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