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SEUT10N 2 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY JHORNIWG, AUGUST 2, lited. SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE WEEK IN JEFFERSONVILLE Louisville. J. Louis Galbel and Edward L. Young of Madisonvllle.

J. A. Warren of Paris. K.V.: Mr. and Mrs.

Asheville Social and Other Activities S. D. Highleyman. Mr. and Mrs.

S. H. Hull, Mrs. M. L.

Taylor and O. L. Stevens of Cincinnati. William J. St.

Louis Misses Aramlnta Delbel and Louise Delbel, of New Chapel. The club members present were: Mes-dames Homer Brumbach. Edgar Same, Earl Leach, Kenneth Graves, Homer Holman; Misses Ethel Howard and Margaret Same. Mrs. Arlle Chastain entertained for Miss Ruth Welssinger, who Is her guset.

Others present were: Mesdames Warren Peters. Walter L. Cis- Albert Bennett; Misses Eugenia Gloss-brenner and Genevieve Schlosser. Mrs. Frank Mahaffey wars host for her bridge club.

Guests of the club were Mesdames Ernest P. Buckley, Hal Beasleyj Mlssea Juretta Bamber, Hazel Willis, Anna Cooper, Hattle Fleming and Carrie Beasley. Others present were: Mesdames Frederick W. Davis and William W. Willis.

Edward Hills, LaFrance Payne, Wilbur Humes and Willard Hurst, of Howard Park. The marriage of Dr. J. TV Wininger and Miss Romilda J. Mahoney, of this city, is announced as having been performed at Madison, Saturday, July 18.

They were accompanied by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mahoney. The party went for a long motor trip in the East. All of the members have Lockert of Hamilton, Ohio, and Elmer Landon.

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Landon and Mrs. E.S. Myers of Columbus.

Special to The Courier-Journal. Asheville. N. Aug. 1.

Mountain mont and Miss Frances Laudon of Cleveland. Miss Elizabeth Miles and Miss Gwendolyn Miles of Columbus, Mlsa Nellie Moor of Toledo and Miss Adelaide Bretney of Springfield, Ohto. At the Manor are located Mr, and Mr. E. A.

Converse, of Louisville; Mrs. Kenneth T. Wood of Columbus. and Mrs. Frank L.

Jones of Troy. Miss Anne C. Clay and W. Clay, Jr. of Frankfort, Ky.

are miesta at the Bon Air Hotel in Wavnesville crafts that have' survived from colo Participating in an amateur circus. Miss Matilda Davis entertained Tuesday night for her guests, Misses Clara Luebke and Edith Weber, of St. Louis. Dancing, and refreshments were the features and those present were: Misses Clara Luebke and Edith eber, of St. Louis; Kathleen Hen-Jm.

Katherlne Healey, Jane Holden, lell O'Nell, aara Dultz. Aleene Da-vis. Matilda Davis; Messrs. Kenneth trauch, Ralph Martin. Allen Kennedy.

John B. Murphy, Charles Hor-'ander, Clifton Healey. Cletus Weber, James Sagabel, Audrey Long, William Mclntyre, Charles Prinz David Cran-dall, William Ell, Wesley Burnslde, Joseph Woodfill and Oren Mrs. Homer Holman was host at an all-day meeting of the Silver Spray Club Tuesday. A chicken dinner was served at noon.

Guests of the club were: Mrs. Charlotte Welking, of nial days will be assembled at an exhibition to be held In Asheville for given during the week at Chunn's Cove Camp, were Miss Dorothy ton Buckman of Louisville, George Stevens and Edward Flocken of New Albany, Vernon Orem. Clyde Sylvester. Forest Oetterer, E. G.

Truex, Ernest J. Buckley, Wilbur Schimpff, Louise Bunnell Moore, Lois Beeson Scott, Frank Mahaffey: Misses' Vlc-torlne Leist of New Albany. Sad Craig, Maude Craig. Charlotte Elliott. Varlna Volt.

Mary Whitlow. Mae Seitz. Edna Dismore. Carris Morris, Marian Gould, Anna Jacobs, Harriet L. Seifried, Mae Veasey, Jean Dor-sey and Marona Hutt.

Mr. and Allen Zimmer have returned from a visit to relatives at Greensburg, Columbus and other places. Mrs. W. Marshall Varble has gone to South Bend and Battle Creek.

Mich. co. Samuel G. Shannon and John Dodge. Miss Caroline Feiss, Miss Anna Mrs.

A. R. Dickerson has returned Kyan. two weeks beginning August 17. Of special note will be the varied assortment of hand-woven rugs in the making of which historical scenes, legends F.

Gloyd. Miss Lenore Hellman, Miss a I 111 Catherine Morrison. Miss Aileen Beau Mrs. Michael DSchlosser was host Mrs. Walter Bennett and daughter, Lucille Bennett, and Miss Ruby Moss have gone to Hardyvllle, to visit relatives.

and myths are illustrated by the na Tuesday afternoon at "Shady Rest, tive mountain weavers. Until recen- lv, long-continued isolation has held for the Adelphlans. Those present were: Mesdames Frank Mabaffey, Otto Kellar. Albert Prinz, Jak Gloss-brenner, Ernest P. Buckley, Frederick the more Inaccessible Inhabitants to similar manners, customs and lan guage for 200 years.

There are com Miss Helen DuWe entertained at bridge Monday night, during which refreshments were served and prizes were awarded Miss Grace Lindley and Mrs. Louise Bunnell Moore. Those present were: Mesdames Wilbur Wise. Of Ellsworth Schan, Louise Bunnell Moore; Misses Mary K. Voigt, Catherine Hancock, Emma Jean Holmes and Mary Whit W.

Davis. Walter Schlosser, Hiram Heaton, William J. Morris. Karl Stoll. munities In the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky mountains where certain words and phrases now obslete in England, Sctland and Ulster, lands of Mrs.

Frank White and children, Dorothy White and Frank White, have returned from a visit to Mrs. White's sister, Mrs. John Schiafer, Highland Park, Ky. Mrs. "William Christy, who was visiting Mr.

and Mrs. William Glaser, have returned to Indianapolis. Miss Henrietta Diffenderfer, of Princeton, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George M.

Diffenderfer and friends. Miss Hazel Willis of Rock Island. 111., la visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Willis.

their origin, are today a part of their daily vocabulary. Their household articles are of the same proportion and style as prevailed in the reign of low. xrisa Marv Meckel Ohio Falls, was William and Mary. The identical hoet Monday night for the F. and N.

riuh Those Dresent were: Mesdames legends are woven Into their woolen rugs and linen coverlets as held sway In the old country in the Seventeenth Erdman Ogden, Peter Delbel; Misses Misses Anna "Volan. Rnsln nlan anH Mvrtie Aisrner. Dorotnv Mclntyre. Century. A wide variety of products Miss Irma McKinley entertained the Firefly Club at a dinner.

Those present wers Misses Ida Gllmore, Virginia Jacobs, Phyllis Rodgers, Louise Stephenson and Isabel Buckley. Miss Mary Glunk was host for the Neighborhood 500 Club. There was a picnic dinner ana prizes were awarded Mrs. George Groher, Mr. Nora O'Neil hav returned from a visit will be placed on exhibition and sale.

Alma Beyl, Emma Catherine Kenny, Including hooked rugs, knotted spreads, woven coverlets, pottery, toys and fancy articles. Brightly-colored reed baskets woven by Cherokee Indians on their reservation at Andrew Kilgus and Mr. George Groher. Yellow Hill will add to the novelty in Indianapolis. Miss Jean Starks, of Rushville, is visiting Mrs.

Allen Zimmer. Mr. and Mrs. C. N.

Jacobs, of Port Fulton, who were visiting friends at Westport, have returned. Mrs. George Bliss, of Corydon and daughter, Mrs. L. Amy, of Indianapolis, who were visiting Mrs.

Robert Mitchell, have returned to their homes. the exhibit. It Is planned to make this fair an annual event. With Asheville's grand opera sea Mrs, Theodore Lyon left Monday for Bethany Park for a Week's stay. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Deitrich and family left Tuesday for Fort Richey, to locate. son but little more than week away. several additional artists have been added to the San Carlo Grand Opera Company. Mme.

Louise Taylor, me Margaret K.enny ana una wenny. Miss Lois Williams entertained the U. Club Monday night, following which the guests went to the home of Mi3s Catherine Hooker, who was host at a slumber party. Those present were: Misses Dorothy Cook, Mildred McCann. Mildred Sweeney, Lola Norman.

Lois Williams and Catherine Hooker. Mrs. Edward Miller entertained Monday evening in honor of the birthday of her sister. Mrs. O.

W. Sloan, of Oklahoma City, who is visiting here. Those present were Mesdames O. W. Sloan, Michael Woods, S.

Schimpff, Edward Miller; Misses Margaret Sloan. Virginia Sloan and Anna-belle Miller. Mrs. Allen L. Voters entertained at a morning bridge party Tuesday for her guest, Miss Elizabeth Tennant, of New York City.

Those present were: Mesdames William A. Ruby, of Louisville- Ellsworth Schan. William Rich The Rev. W. H.

McGowan and Mrs. zo soprano of the Chicago Civic Opera Company; Ludovico Tomarchio, tenor, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Matthews, of Cincinnati, who were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Cleveland Shafer, have returned home. McGowan have gone to Kentucky to visit relatives of Mrs. McGowan for There Is a Cut For Every Head! Where Bobbing Is An Art! HAIR SHOULD BE CUT to conform with the face. Therein lies the secret of the becoming clipped coiffure.

The bob is a convenient and delightful style for hot weather. Attrictrfb ana comfortable. It has been enthusiastically adopted by the modern --woman. And when done artistically, it i a decided asset to appearance! Come in and let us give you a bob which will exceed your expectations! Manuel Salazar, the Spanish tenor. two weeks.

and others have been engaged. Indi cations point to a larger sale of seats Charles Preston Sparks and Miss for performances this month than during the opera season here laat Jennie Viola Puryear were married by the Rev. David A. Winter, pastor of St. Luke's Reformed Church, at summer.

The his home. Mrs. John Francis Amherst Cecil has returned to Biltmore House after Mrs, V. M. Staton, of Peytonna, W.

is visiting her sister. Miss Kate Veasey. She will go to Fort Collins, before returning home. Mr. Alfred Dowd, parole agent at the Indiana Reformatory, who was the guest of Miss Maude Brennan, Ohio Falls, during his vacation, returned to Pendleton Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Morris and fam Mrs.

Nevason Davis has returned attending the wedding in Newport of Facials her cousin. Muriel vanderbilt. from a visit to Indianapolis and com miskey, Ind. and Frederick Church. David.

Lord Hair Dyeing Marcel Manicuring Hair Dressing And Permanent Waring By Experts Burghley, of Stanford, England, spent Mr. and Mrs. Von Warriner and ardson, Burdette C. Lutz, Byron Shrewsbury, Don D. Walker, Frederick W.

Davis. Guy Kirchner; Misses children, who were the truests of Mr. the week at Biltmore House with Mr, Cecil. and Albert Worthington. have ily of Dayton, Ohio, who were visiting Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Warner, Avon- Elizabeth Tennant, of Iew lorK city; Mary K. Voigt, Katherlne Moore, Ruth Baldwin and Grace Lindley.

returned to Salem, inu. dale, have returned home. The Rev. M. T.

Chandler of Lexington, is the house guest of bis brother. Dr. O. J. Chandler, at his 514 Fourth Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Day were hosts at a dinner Sunday. Those 514 Fourth Mr Mm L. Mellett. of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Wood, who spent their vacation' with relatives at Utlca, home. "Orchard Heights." Indianapolis are visiting Mrs. Mel- present were Messrs. and Mesdames have returned.

Virgil Pilson, of Franklin, sner lett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dugan. Miss Mabel Gibson and Mr. Morris man Day, of Seymour; Edward Koon Gibson of Dayton, Ohio, are the sie; Mrs.

Henrietta Cummines and Mr. and Mrs. George Phelps are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Warner, Miss Edith Day. visiting relatives at Lafayette, Ind. Avondale. Miss Nannie E.

Denton is visiting Mrs. Herbert F. McClure. of Knox- friends at Madison, and Bedford, -City 189 South 3224 Misses Maude Brennan and niece, Miss Catherine Prinz. Ohio Falls, who were visiting in Indianapolis, have re Ky.

is the Player Piano you have been looking for. For jn it you have an instrument of genuine merit at such a price, and of such a value, as to delight the discriminating buyer. The MODELLO is a Player Piano of which any family may be proud. Its simplicity of lines is strictly in accord with modern taste and its mechanism is of the most advanced type. As a musical instrument it is without a peer at its price.

It emphasizes our policy to give quality and value to the fullest extent. (Incorporated) JF 521 South Fourth turned. Mrs. J. B.

Pearsey, who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Theoaore Lyons, has returned to St. Louis. Miss Elsie Rhoades, of Columbus, was among those attending a bridge party given Tuesday evening by Mrs.

Frederick Webb. Mrs. H. W. Oris wold has returned to Lancaster, after spending two weeks with her daughter.

Miss Louise Griswold. C. E. Tripp of Wellington. gave a bridge party recently at Kenilworth Inn.

Late arrivals at the Margo Terrace include Mns. O. B. Cobb and Miss Nellie F. Milburne of Norwood, George J.

Baum of Lakewood, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Walker of Cleveland, and Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Ingalls of Montgomery. The Battery Park is entertaining F.

W. Fletcher of Ashland, G. W. Stephens. Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Hughes, W. O. Hughes and C. B.

Phelps of ville. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Lindley. Miss Mary K. Voigt leaves Monday for Chattanooga to visit relatives.

Misses Clara Luebke and Edith Weber, of St. Louis, guests of Miss Matilda Davis, are leaving for home today. Miss Marian Culp was host for the "IW Tone" Club Tuesday evening. Miss Jessie Snepp. county health nurse, has gone to Dayton, Detroit and Battle Creek, on her vaca tion of two weeks.

RELIABLE Miss Catherine Hancock, who was visiting in Birmingham, has re New A7FH Fall S'V) turned. Mrs. Jane Long was tendered a surprise by a number of friends in celebration of her birthday. Those present were Messrs. and Mesdame John Sparks, Clarence Spuggles, William Meyers, of New Albany: John Morris, Samuel AVright, Thomas Pangburn, Preston Sparks, Herman Lair, William Polly, George Powell, Arthur Payne; Misses Nertha Meyers, Julia Powell, Bertha Long, Evelyn Wood; Mes3rs.

Frank Weber, Kenneth Mcculloch, Edward Long and George Long. Miss Alice Malay has gone to Indianapolis for an extended stay, and before returning will visit Mr. and Mrs. James Malay, Akron, Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. George McClain of Those present were: Misses Catherine Scott, Eloise Glaser, Genevieve Ferguson. Glendora Spellman, Helen Will iams and Edith Spangler. The Junior Bridge Club gave an all- Miss Evelyn Anson has gone to Indianapolis and Northern Indiana on her vacation. Mrs.

N. Smith, who was visiting her mother, Mrs. William Ferguson, has returned to Mrs. Robert Amick and dauarhter. day outing Tuesday at Campion, on the Knobs.

Those present were Mes 613 South Fourth Street Opposite Mary Anderson Theaterl Announcing Our August Fur Sale Individuality In Furs dames C. F. C. Hancock, John V. Driscoll.

O. H. Wathen, William Rid Miss Dorothy Amick. who were visit-Iner here for several weeks, have re ley, Fielding Morrison. Claude Lindley and Miss Sad Craig.

Columbus, who were the guests turned to Indianapolis. of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoover, have returned home. Misses Nan' Burke and Mayme From! ji fi Miss Jean Jackson was host for thet D.

of Club. Those present Burke were hosts at a luncheon Tuesday for Miss Henrietta Diffenderfer, were: Misses Marv Alice Eaken of of Princeton, Ind. David Crandall entertained her 500 club Thursday evening. Mrs. M.

Hawes and daughter. Miss Katherine Hawes. are visiting friends at Columbus and Kokomo. Louisville, Milllcent Scott, Lois Schan. Dorothy Hydron, Catherine Schimpff, The Rev.

Eugene M. Bushong and Mrs. Bushong leave this week on a LAST CALL to the feast of summer bargains. This week we put on sale for final disposition all odds and ends at prices that will mean a considerable saving to those who take advantage of this opportunity. Fall stocks are crowding us for space and we must dispose of these odd lots in order to make room for the new arrivals.

Helen Culp and Mildred McCann. vacation of a month and will visit Mrs. Bushong's parents in Mrs. John Russ entertained the Priscilla Club. Those present were: Mesdames J.

Howard Garrett. George Knobloch, Charles Williams. George Tester. J. D.

Raney, John Roederer Mrs. John E. Cole, entertained at a dance at her camp near Arctic Springs, in honor of her husband's birthday. Mrs. Ann Tracey has gone to Wood River, 111., to visit her daughter, Mrs.

Stowall A. Beach. We have prepared for you with care and skill furs that mirror the fashions of New York and Paris. In Fur Garments we supply you with style, comfort and good quality. Our Alaska Seals have the stamp of the U.

S. Government on every skin. Prices Vary From a Few Dollars to Thousands and George Ogden. Mrs. D.

A. Winter entertained at a The members of the Lions Club entertained their wives at a banquet at the Union Club Community House, Prathec. Wednesday evening. Miss Lorna Miriam Scull, of Rush-ville, r.iI is the guest of Miss Kath-erine Port Fulton. Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Hurst, How garden party for Miss Helen Nice of Philadelphia. Otners present were: Dr. James Winter and Mrs. Winter.

Mrs. Joseph Williams, who was the guest of Mrs. Arthur R. Meade, has returned to Seymour. Mrs.

Frank Thelsen of Louisville and ard Park, entertained oa their lawn Tuesday night- for Mi33 Mabel Payne, Miss Clara Keller of this cltv. Miss Mary Heckel was host for the O. F. J. B.

Club. Those present were: Mesdames Edwin Kratz. Charles Mrs. Jessie Young and daughter, Miss Forrest Young, have gone to Kansas City to visit relatives. Johnson, Richard Miller; Misses Emma Kenny nad Margaret Kenny.

in honor of her birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rogue of New Albany; Misses Margaret Joyce, Viola Guenther, Bertha Clay; Messrs. Cleatlus Cleveland, Harrold Welser, Thomas Joyce, Thomas Joyce, of Louisville; Misses Frances Ditzler.

Misse3 Amelia Carl, Mayme Carl, Mary Carl and Anna Cooper have returned from Chicago, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Minard Carl. COMPARISON IS INVITED On the Payment of a Deposit Your Selection Will Be Placed In Storage Until Wanted. FURS REMODELED AND REPAIRED IN NEXT FALL'S STYLES Drapery Madras Suitable for bedroom draperies in rose, blue and mixed colors; washes nicely.

37c a yard in the 36-inch width and 50c a yard in the 46-inch width Plain Marquisette In 36-inch width in rose, blue, green, orchid, yellow and mulberry. Makes a dandy ruffled curtain or a very dainty overdrapery. These are fast colors and is a real bargain; yard H3C Figured Voiles In four colors, cream ground with Mr. and Mrs. C.

Raymond Waggoner have returned from ar. extended vacation trip to Atlantic City, Washington and New York. En Edith Sloan. Evelyn Hume, Fay Davis, Frances Payne, Eva Payne, Hazel Payne, Esther Baxter, Ada Baxter, Valeria Mayfield; Messrs. Charles Henry, Irvin Stemler, John Hills, George Lambert.

Major Linney, Andrew HoUowell. Clifton Karnes. Fringed Panel Curtains In Casement Nets, Bungalow Nets, Shantung and Filet Grandee. Per Panel One lot; $1.50 value; at $1.00 One lot; 2.75 value; at 1.50 One lot; 3.00 value; at. 1.75 One lot; 3.25 value; 2.25 One lot; 9.00 value; at 6.00 These curtains are suitable for any room in the house.

Ruffled Curtains We are closing out a lot of these curtains made of imported net in plain and fancy stripes; 5 to 8 pairs of a pattern; 40 inches wide and 2Va yards long; all ready to hang. A $7.00 value at $5.50 a pair A 9.00 value at 6.00 a pair A 10.00 value at 7.50 a pair We have one lot of 8 pairs which rouie they visited Mrs. Waggoner's sister, Mrs. William Wheatley and 'I Mr, Wheatley, at Dayton, Ohio, also another sister, Mrs. Chester Mallory and Mr.

Mallory, Indianapolis. Mrs. Edgar F. Williams and Miss Catherine Williams left Friday for Indianapolis to visit relatives. Miss Laura Lingenfelter enter tained Thursday afternoon at the We Render Every Known Beauty Culture MARCELLING bunch of flowers is a very suitable 65c material for drapery hangings.

Colors are fast per yard home of her aunt, Mrs. Mayme Mc-Naughton, for her-cousin, Mrs. L. Allen of Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Alice Bannon of Bethlehem, ia the guest of Mrs.

Chester C. Ferguson. Miss Sarah Barker has returned from Dayton, Ohio, where she visited for two weeks. I are 57 inches wide and which we are 47 $10.00 Dover Poplin 36 inches wide; highly mercerized in light shade of gray only; just the thing for a casement hanging for the closing out at, a pair 1 Carefully A This was regularly priced at 514.00 and is an exceptional bargain. SELECTED BARBERS (13JGARMENT CO.

II 221-223 th Ave. Redfern Silk I Dresses sunroom; regularly priced at Sl.zo Miss Mary Kiel has returned from Camp Milwaukee, on Lake Michigan, where she was on her vacation for two weeks. a yard; for this week, yard 65c Miss Virginia Stout of Indianapolis is the guest of Misses Sue Schan and Louis sc.nan. Guthrie St. Lobby Mrs.

Clyde Sylvester entertained at bridge Thursday evening. Miss HUa Early has returned from a visit to relatives at Cleveland, Ohio Filet Net 36 inches wide; just the thing for curtaining that upstairs window, very sightly looking and very OC durable at, a yard ODC We have a few leftovers from our Spring Season of Silks and Damasks ranging from 3 to 7 yards. Priced at exactly One-half. Rag Rugs In rose and blue; in size 24x36; a real bargain at, d1 AA each Pl.UU Trimmings We are discontinuing a small brush edge, suitable for all kinds of draperies; full line of colors; yard DC These would be cheap at 10c a yard. Lamp Shade Fringes In rose and blue; 2 inches 0 wide; yard In the 4-inch width; rA yard OUC Mies Virginia Clegg is visiting rel atives at Anderson, Ind.

3 V2 v. PERMANENT WAVE $10.00 Nestle Lanoil Method On account of the volume of high-class patronage we will make an unusual offer (unheard of in this city) from now until September 1. Permanent Wave for $10.00 50c Per Curl For Over 30 Curls The above service will embrace our usual high-class operators, and workmanship and that you formerly paid $25 and $30 elsewhere. HAIRCUTTING DEPARTMENT A piquant and charming face is best set off with some form of the ever popular shingle bob! Whether your hair boasts a curl, or is as straight as the proverbial Indian's, we'll fix you up with a cut to suit! We do not merely cut hair, but we specialize, in the highest class of workmanship to be had. Mrs.

William B.v Cisco and daughter. Miss Katherlne Cisco, and Miss Thel-ma Malone have gone to Atlantic City. BARBERS Earl J. Jarboe W. M.

Farmer J. T. Brown M. S. Thompson I.

S. Hall BARBERS J. B. (Doc) Payne Joseph Spiller James Hall A. B.

Cecil S. C. Humphrey 05 Mr. and Mrs. PhilWp Sutton and children have returned from a visit to relatives at Huntington, W.

Va, Mrs. Henry Williams has gone to Perryville, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ovenstreet. Mioses Margaret Kerrigan and Anna Breckweg have returned from a vacation trip to Yellowstone Park and other points in the west.

Ladies' Bobber Shop Miss Edna Dismore was host for her bridge club. Those present were: Inliimrl! I Mesdames Edward Flocken. of New Albany; Wilbur Schimpff, Ernest P. City 3590 BEAUTY OPERATORS Mrs. Vclera Jenkins Mrs.

Nell Stauble Mrs. Lucile Richardson Miss Lcnnetta Robert-son Miss Virginia Wlsea-tlcy Main 3133 311 GUTHRIE ST. NEAR THIRD SPEED BLDG. Buckley. E.

G. Truex, Clyde Sylvester, Maurice Weinstein; MIeses Geneva Strief, Marion Gould, Anna Sylvester, Mae Seitz and Carrie Morris. 619 S. Fourth Ave. LINOLEUM WALL PAPER RUGS Permanent Waving Supplies, Wholesale and Retail.

Flannels $6.00 per 100; eg. $9.00 per dozen. Mail Orders carefully filled. Misses Geneva Strief and Anna Sylvester entertained at bridge on the lawn on the home of the former. Those present were: Mesdames Clay-.