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to Sunday, March 13, 1932. SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW DECATUR FOURTEEN. Beulah Kistler and C. N. Pankey Marry on Dec.

26 Decatur Girl Announces Secret Marriage to Harrisburg Man. J. M. U. Graduate and Delta Sig.

Announcement was made at last Monday's Lambda Tau Delta buffet of the marriage on Dec. supper, 26 in Urbana of Miss Beulah Vannette Kistler, a member of the sorority, and Charles: Nelson Pankey, Millikin graduate and meniber of Delta Sigma Phi. The cerewas performed by Rev. Mr. mony Guthie of Urbana First Methodist church.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kistler, 210 South Fairview avenue, and has been in Linn Scruggs ready to wear department for three and a half years.

She was chosen "Miss Decatur" in 1928. Mr. Pankey has been associated with the Pankey Bros. Bakery in Harrisburg since his graduation from Millikin. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wilson Pankey of Harrisburg. April the couple will go Biloxi, for two weeks, and then will be at home in 515 North Main street. Harrisburg. Mrs.

J. Hoewing, 1505 North Monroe street. will entertain the Bethesda society in her home Tuesday afternoon. Banquet Friday for Delphi Group Delphi International, young business Women's luncheon club, is observing founders' day with A formal banquet Friday night In the Decatur club. It expected that abou: 30 young women will attend.

Dinner will be at 6:30 p. followed by A short program and an evening of bridge. Delphi chapter will have its regular lunchcon Monday in the Decatur club at 12 noon, with Miss Alice Witzeman in charge of the program. Impromptu talks will be given by Miss Mabel Bass. Mrs.

Harold Mintun and Miss Latta Hirt. O. B. Violet Club All Day Wednesday O. B.

Violet club will meet Wednesday all day with Mrs. Jennie Tong. 868 West Packard street. with a pot luck dinner at noon. Mrs.

Ella Zimmerly, Mrs. Nannie Tate and Mrs. Clara Irvine will be assistant hostesses. Mrs. H.

J. Wehner. 823 West Eldorado street, entertained the members of the Eldorado club in her home Thursday afternoon. Bridge was played during the afternoon The club will meet with Mrs. Clyde Young, 67 Fairview Place, on Mar.

24. Mecca Shrine to Install Officers Public installation of officers of Mecca Shrine. White Shrine of Jerusalem, will be conducted Tuesday, 8 p. in the auditorium of the Masonic temple. Mrs.

Bessie C. Kalb was elected worthy high priestess. Miss Marie Cline will preside at the organ. W. F.

Chenoweths Have 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chenoweth.

1738 North Whitchell avenue. observed their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday, but on account of the recent illness of Mr. Chenoweth celebrated quietly at home. Many messages of congratulations were received. Mr.

and Mrs. Chenoweth were married in Petersburg. Mar. 8. 1852.

and have lived in Decatur since 1911, having moved here from Hartsburg. They have three daughters, Lois, at home: Mrs. Ida May, Decatur: Mrs. Ruth Walker, Decatur route 5. A son died at the age of two.

Mrs. Chenoweth is president of the Golden Rule Bible class of Grace Methodist church and is an active member of the Woman's Relief Corps. Mrs. Mae Winters, 977 East William street. will entertain the members of the O.

I. W. club in her home Wednesday. A pot-luck: luncheon will be served at noon. CLEANING LAST WEEK Before Easter At This Price SUITS O'COATS PLAIN DRESSES Cleaned and Pressed 49 CASH AND CARRY Call For and Deliver, 2 for $1 We Cater To Those Who Appreciate Quality Work RELIABLE CLEANERS Phone 2-0279 259 E.

Main St. Christmas Bride -Photo by Burchett Miss Beulah Kistler and Nel- riage which took place Dec. 26 son Pankey. Millikin graduate in Urbana. Mr.

Pankey is in and member of Delta Sigma business in Harrisburg, where Phi, have announced their mar- they will live. Campus Collections Millikin PanHellenic Has Honor Banquet Sorority Students With High Scholastic Standing to Be Guests Thursday Evening in Decatur Club. Millikin Pan-Hellenic will honor sorority members who made a high. scholastic average last semester with a banquet Thursday night in the Decatur club, at 6:30 p. m.

Green and white St. Patrick's Day symbols will decorate the tables, Miss Davida McCaslin, head of the English department at the university, will be the guest speaker. Elect Officers Officers to serve for the next school year will De named following the banquet. Guests at the banquet. besides sorority and class representatives.

will include faculty members who are sorority members and a representative from each alumnae association. The young women who attained the highest average in their sororities and classes are as follows: Honor (rests Delta Delta Delta -Revarose Wallins. Beta Phi- Rosemary Moorehead, Theta Gamma- Marianna Williams. Sigma Alpha Iota- -Eunice Trott. Ze.a Tall Alpha -Dorothy Sellers.

Alpha Chi Omega Dorothy Klunder. Freshman class -Mariam Nash. Sophomore Wilma Junto: -Marion Trow. Senior- Evelyn Crossman. Sorority Representatives Delta Delta Delta- -Nitelle Weatherford.

Lois Waddell. Alpha Cal Omesa- Jeanette Norton. Roselyn Pease. Zeta Tau Alpha-1 -Edith Tschudy, Marzarrt Theta Gamma- -Vircinia Maxey, Grace Jean Watson. PI Beta Pal -Sarah Elizabeth Morris.

Carolyn Gilman. Siema Alpha Iota -Bernice Larrick. Marcia Trout. Edith Tschudy is chairman of the banquet. She is being assisted in completing arrangements for the affair by Roselyn Pease, president of Pan-Hellenic.

Jean Johnston, Delta Gamma at the University of Illinois, will vie with Lucille Hurn, member of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, for Woman's League presidency Thursday in the final election. They were nominated at the primary election held Thursday in the Woman's building. Miss Johnston, a junior in the university, is the daughter SPECIAL! for One Month Only! Les Ropeaux PERMANENT Make Appointments Now! WAVE $3 ALL WORK DONE BY EXPERTS COMBINATION SPECIALS Shampoo and Marcel Shampoo and Finger Shampoo and Henna Shampoo Scalp Treatment 75c Plain Facial Eyebrow Arch 75c IS BLOCK KUML CO BEAUTY SALON PHONE 4191 O. E. S.

Will Bring Back Prosperity With Ball Friday Owen Scott chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, is having a subscription prosperity ball Friday, in the Illini ballroom, from 9 p. m. until 12. Domino Mystic orchestra, featuring a "sweetheart girls' trio." will furnish music for dancing. Tickets may be secured at the door the night of the dance.

The March committee is sponsoring the dance and is composed of the following members: Mrs. Walter Huss Mrs. Eugenia I. HoWMrs. Ralph Varner erd Miss Miriam Mont- Mrs.

A. M. Kellingcomers ton Miss Lucile Schulz Mrs. Grover Jenkins Mrs. Askins Harold Mintun.

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C. Having Dance Thursday Catholic Daughters of America and Knights of Columbus will have 2 St. Patrick's night dance Thursday from 9 to 12 p. in K. C.

ballroom, with music by Lew Hogan's eight-piece orchestra. St. Patrick's Party For Kappa Delta Phi Kappa Delta Phi sorority is being entertained with a St. Patrick's day dinner and bridge party Thursday night in Mrs. Webb's tea room by Miss Mabel Pistorius, Mrs.

Harry L. Kline and Miss Freda Molzen. Dinner will be at 6:30 p. followed by eight tables of bridge. Patrons of the sorority will be guests.

bert Smith completed arrangements for the dance. Ruth Talbott ani Madeline Toulme. Alpha Chi Omega, have accompanied Mary Edith Kable to field to pass the weekend. Clark is visiting in Moweaque. Helen Mayard of Lombard is a of Lucille Michaels this weekguest end, and Loretta Crump of St.

Louis is visiting Marcella Saadler. Leon Rodgers, Delta Sigma Phi pledge. is passing the weekend on the University of Illinois campus. Walter Spilman and Edwin Merckare passing the weekend at Leback their homes in Centralia. Harry Hood, Sigma Alpha Epsilon was a weekend guest of Preston Genuine at Greenup.

Betsy Atkinson, Pi Beta Phi pledge, is passing the weekend at her home in Vandalia. Lutheran Students to Meet at Millikin Miss Mary Markley, one of the secretaries of the board of education of the United Lutheran church of America will be in Decatur Monday to meet Lutheran students of Millikin, and will be at Aston Hall from 7:30 to 9:30 Monday evening. Lutheran students on campuses throughout the United States are organized into a Lutheran Student association of America which will observe its tenth anniversary by having a general national conference at Rockford, during the Christmas holidays of 1932. Miss Stina Eklund, of Decatur, is one of the national advisers of the organization. No effort will be made to organize the Lutheran students at Millikin, but Miss Markley is eager to meet with all of them.

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Shopping A with Charlotte Verve gay design feminine known the adopt the beauty. ward. Spring If I wardrobe HE Spring yourself frocks to and smart coats, and at the same time you're helping the Memorial Milk Olncy Dress Shop, East Fund! Mrs. Olney, 1515 the Prairie. has kindly offered to give 50 cents to $1 towards the babies' milk fund on every dress or coat purchased in her shop from March 14 to 20.

A member of the Woman's Council will act as hostess there each day! Rough surfaced diagonal woolens 171 pastel shades or others bit brighter will be seen a lot this coming spring and summer both 171 suits with their new shorter jackets, and in coats. There is one shade of blue somewhat lighter than turquoise that is charming. another tone of dusty pink. and n. 71 exceedinglu becoming shade of vellow especiallu 1 art when combined with summer ermine.

women have found SMART many new costumes a skirt and a few blouses will make and Linn's can scarcely the demand for their smart 1932 blouses but there's a new shipment just in exquisitely made. beautifully styled blouses, in almost every possible material. style, size and color. Wait 'til you see them! How you'll rave about Lion's smart blouses! Belts are doing some interesting things this season. Some of the newest patent leathers and suedes are reversible- for example, red on one side and blue 01 the other.

This economical tico-inonc idea is being carried out in other dress items and smartly so. "THIS waistline Spring will the new definitely high take so savs Vogue of March It will take hold on us, gripping us firmly around the diaphragm and ribs. Vogue has been warning you be prepared. As a matter of fact. LINN'S have been prepared for weeks! They have several swank styles in the new highwaisted skirts.

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My services are free. in help just phone or write me, care Charlotte of Mr. and Mrs. C. Roy Johnston, West Riverview.

Pi Phi Initiates Eight Saturday Beta Phi sorcrity held formal initiation services for eight pledges in the chapter house Saturday at 4:30 p. m. The ceremony was followed by a cookie-shine for actives and alumnae at 6 p. m. The committee in charge of the party included Harriet Holmes and Carolyn Gilman.

Following are the young women who were Annalee Danner, Astoria. Catherine Greer. Kewance. Pauline Requarth. Martha Maloney.

Martha Rush. Rosemary Mocrehead. Lola Lamb. Petersburg. Ind.

Kathryn Snedeker, Jerseyville. Chief Red Fox, Indian spoke to the students and lecturer. members of Millikin university at the regular chapel period Friday morning. He told of his life and described Indian customs that have been misrepresented. Assisted by Jesse Wagus, Indian authority and student at the university, he illustrated his talk with various Indian dances.

He also presented Mr. Wagus with a letter of introduction to his reservation. Emma Auer and Katherine Stadler were guests at the Tri-fraternity formal Friday night on the state campus. sponsored by Sigma Chi, Theta Pi. and Phi Delta Theta fraternities.

Miss Auer is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. 200 Attend Soph Cotillion Saturday Approximately 200 Millikin university students and alumnae, attended the sophomore cotillion Saturday night in the Elks Country club. The affair was the first the of season to be given by organized classes. Paul Campbell and his Metropolitan orchestra furnished music for the dancing from 9 to 12 p.m. Chaperons were Dr.

and Mrs. EdS. Boyer. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Gauger, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. MacGregor. Walter Griswold, class president; Jean Timm, vice-president; and a general committee of Elinor Pfeiffer, Dean Hook and El- Waves are going Linn's who know their Finger Beauty Salon for the famous Delettrez Oil Shampoo and Finger Wave.

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at the tread and heel. Just like a custom-made shoe! And marvel at thisthese extraordinary shoes are priced now ht S6 at Linn's! THE MATADOR BELT is a softly stiffened wide airdie that ties over the skirt to gire that smart high waisted effect. "STRICT AND is Vogue': descrintion of tire 7.010 Spring mode the strictness ct the tailored mode is. now softened by the dress-maker details bows. scarfe.

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The most stunning unfurred coats I have ever seen! Princess lines, stitched revers. unusual sleeves it much lovelier coat at $19.95 this year than cost $29.75 last year. which tells you something of its value! Woolarts are exclusive with GUSHARD'S. YOu know. The brief white duck shorts 01 Hawaiian surf riders were the inspiration for shorts which smart things put 072 over bathing suits at Florida beaches this winter.

Thou will be seen without doubt at northern resorts little later on They are of the SAME duck that makes a uniform and hare natu blue stripes dozen cach side scam and doten in front titi flaps and buttons just like a sailor's trousers. TO MY OUT-OF-TOWN READERS I will be glad to shop for out-of-town readers, and to purchase for you anything described in Shopping Tips. Just send check or money order for the amount payable to Decatur Newspapers, plus 10 cents for each item ordered. This small charge is to cover postage. except in cases where it is obvious that articles must be sent express collect.

Please do not send stamps. CHARLOTTE. There are for instance printed cercales in oft backgrounds that be simply arend in little tailored street or sport frock. 0 RE YOU the suit type? Yes, A decidedly. emphatically, without-a-doubt-ly, you will ere claim when you see the BEFYEWTIFUL suits GUSHARD'S for only They're dress suits with furred bracelet cuffs.

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