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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-11
HOLSTERS GET
AWAY ON TRIP
TONORTHWEST
Indians Hand Blues Farewell
Defeat and Depart for
Miller Camp.
JOURNEY NOT FEARED

Hendricks Hustline Hoosiers were
heading north today ON the way to
Minneapolis, where a Jaunt around the
western half of the league viii be
opened tomorrow.
The team will play in the Miller town,
st. Paul, Kansas City and Milwaukee
before returning to the West Washing
ton street lot Aug. % and the athletes
are confident that they will grab the
majority of games on the road.
If the team repeats it's last road trip
achievement another big welcome, no
doubt, will be staged for the FASTENERS
when they return and the season 5
windup games at Washington park will
see plenty Of attendance with the usual
quantity of thrills thrown in.
As a departing shot the Tribesmen
tossed the stinger into the K c. Blues
yesterday, 8 to 2. Jones and Horst
man were on the firing line and handeA
up about the same line Of stuff, but the
Indians were swinging the better baes
and they easily put the game away in
the old bat bag.
Art Kores and Walter Rehg led the
attack, the former with four hits, in
GLIDING a double, and the latter with
three safeties, one good for two sacks.
Henline also busted q two-base knock,
NiAfAAS III lNo m1bcs, anu d LluIlY CullLu
was another who came through with an
extra base cIout
Duke Kelley was out Of the game yes
terday due to sickness, but he made the
trip north today and is expected to re-
appear in the Miller series.
With Duke out yesterday Manager
Hendricks was forced to change his line
up. Rehg took left field, ScArieber CEN
ter and Kores third base. Schneider
had little TO do In his Quilted post. but
Rehg and Kores came up TO scratch ON
their jobs. Walter delivered some big
league throwing by cutting down two
K c. runners at the plate in rhe fhirc
inning, and that piece Of defensive work
practically broke the game IN the
Tribes favor
Zwilling and Petty, who lave been
incapacitated by injuries, left with the
Hoosier party today and they win be
seen back in action shortly.
The Indians do not fear the trip eren
slightly, and LEGAL fans viii be eagerly
watching for the results OF the games.
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BOXING
FRENCHIE PLANS
TO SAIL SEPT. s.

NEW YORK, Aug. lit is almost
an assured fact that Georges Carpenter,
the French champion. Is coming back to
the United States TO 60 through with his
bout with Battling IlevinSEy the latter
part OF September or early in October.
In a eahlegram which Gus Wilson,
manager OF Marcel Thomas and Charley
Ledoux. the French fighters, received
yesterday. Deschamps says that he ana
Carpenter viii sail from France on Sept.
o for America
Carpenter, Ledoux. Thomas. Des-
champs and Wilson will stay at a cot
tage at summit. n. j. Carpenter viii
get into condition there for the contest.
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Creel Shoots Low Net
in Bond Mems Tourney

Ed Creel Of Breed. Elliott & Harrison
finished in front with low net score Of
90 in the final days play in the annual
Bond Mems golf tourney on the High
land course Tuesday.
George Myers of Becker & Overman
was second with 20: Walker Winslow
Of the Union Trust Company was third
with a II, and H. r. Mcclure was fourth
with u y.
The players were banqueted at the
Highland club last night.
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Expert Workmanship

SEAGIRT. y. J.. Aug. ia total Of
twenty flour experts, nineteen sharp
shooters and nineteen marksmen, with
only seventeen men not qualifying, was
the remarkable record established here
at the qualification shoot this week by
officers and men of the machine gun
troop Of the First New Jersey cavalry of
Newark, the department of rifle practice
announced Tuesday.
The figures set new record. It is be-
lieyed, for craftsmanship among the ma
tional guard organizations throughout
the COUNTRY
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A. b. C.'s to Stack Up
Against Fast Eastern
Team in Double Bill

With the Indians out OF town Taylor's
A. Il. C.s will return and reopen their
schedule at Washington park Sunday
with a double header with the Bacharach
Giants of New York.
The New York OUTFIT is recognized as
enc of the leaders In negro baseball
circles and IL will take high class play
them back.
Cannon BALI Redding and String
bean Williams are among the stars Of
the Bacharach's pitching stan. Williams
formerly hurled for the A. h. C.s, while
Redding has performed here several times
in the past The first game Sunday will
be called at ? o'clock.
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srRYKER's HARD LUcK.

TOLEDO, Aug. 11-Sterling STRIKER,
who held Milwaukee to five hits Tues
day, departed for San Antonio in the
Texas league last night.
Tie deal had already been made for the
pitcher before he hurled such a good
game Tuesday, so he could not be re-
called
stryker has been erratic for the Hens,
end it was this cause which led Roger
Bresnahan TO permit him to go.
The duke also announced that Pitcher
Okris Of the Detroit club and Catcher
Woodau of the same club had been Sc
cured by the Hens. Both will report
Immediately.
Okrie is a left-handed hurler, some
thing which has been missing on the club
all season
Stryker is the property of the New
York Giants and San Antonio is the
Giants southern farm.
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In the Horseshoe League

AKRON, o., Aug. 1i.-Play in the ma
tional horseshoe pitching tournament. be-
ing held here this week. will be resumed
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, follow
ing a two-day lay-Off caused by rain.
Morning and afternoon sessions are sched-
uled for Wednesday and Thursday.
Winston Stevens. Lancaster pitcher,
leading after the first day, will meet
George May. Akron champion. Wednesday
morning. Hughie Halmer. 10 years old.
Akron's oldest entry, viii meet Russell
Leisy, il years old, Marshallville, the
youngest entry.
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Cubs Not for Sale

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-wnliam L. Week,
president Of the Cubs, announced definite
" Tuesday that the Chicago National
league baseball club was not for sale.
Veeck took this method OF silencing the
rumors circulated for the last week that
the club was to be sold to a syndicate
made up OF Frank Chance Barney Old
field and Charles w. Murphy.
Veeck said that while the men named
are ready to buy major league baseball
team, they would have to go outside Of
Chicago to purchase a team in the Ma
tional league"
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Horses Killed in Storm

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich, Aug. H.
When a violent wind and rain storm
struck here about noon Tuesday J. COM
modore, a 2-year-old with record Of
2:14, sired by Vice Commodore ana
owned by Sheriff Cross of Pontiac, was
killed.
Three colts sired by Marble Heart and
owned by II. Starkweather also met
death when barn WAS burned to the
ground.
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Freak Golf Bet

TOLEDO, Aug IA freak bet was
made here today that a score of one
would be shot by some Of the more than
$50 golf experts competing today in the
second qualifying round of the national
open golf championship at the Inverness
club.
As three of the greens can be reached
from the tee, the man who made the bet
figured he had go chances at each OF
the short holes, or better tan $50
chances. Any number of twos were
made yesterday on the short holes.
Abe Mitchell got a one at the eighth
hole in his second round in the British
open championship in Deal in June.
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Other Nations Out
to Trim Americans
in Olympic Tourney
SrUedeS Think They Haze Good
Chance, but Yankees Are
Not Worried.
ENGLIsH sTARs our.

ANTWERP, Aug. 11-England's chances
for scoring heavily in the Olympic games
received u severe blow today when it be-
came known that three of her potential
point winners are out OF competition.
Rudd, former Oxford university star,
but who is representing South Africa in
the 0iympics. said ON arrival today that
Montague and latham, two great middle
distance men, have been forbidden to
enter the games by a physician who, after
an examination, pronounced each pos
sessed of a strained heart. StaIIard, an
other member of the Cambridge o ford
relay team which went to the United
States, has broken his ankle and cannot
compete.
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More Rain on Circuit

CLEVELAND, Aug 11.-For the sec
ond time in two days the Grand Circuit
races at North Randall were postponed
on account of rain Tuesday, and 1t was
doubtful whether the track would be
in condition to race the six events sched-
uled for today.
In addition to Mondays original card
Of four races, two divisions OF the 2:12
pace were set for decision today. Aside
from these, there remains fifteen races
to be disposed of in the three available
days remaining. and it is probable seine
of there will be split because of the big
fields entered.
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HIGH QUALITY
OF GOLF BEING
SHOT IN MEET
Stars of Links Promise More
Thrills in Windup Qualify
ing Round.
Tulsa Golfer Holds
Lead in Early Play

INVERNESS GOLF CLUB, Toledo,
Aug. 1.-Brilliant golf was shot by early
starters today in the final is holes of
the qualifying test for the open golf
Championship over the Inverness course.
All of the stars who were in at noon did
fine work.
w. E. Melhorn of Tulsa. with "a, 20.
1zs, led, Bob Mcdonald. Eddie Loos and
Chick Evans, all of Chicago, were in sec
ond place with 49,
Bobby Jones and Harry Vardon car
RED the largest gallery. Jones got out
in IS and Warden was 50. Walter Hagen.
the American champion. was So for the
hrst time and will qualify unless he goes
badly coming home
Rudolph Knepper, the Sioux City lad,
who is the youngest in the tournament
took big crowd behind him when he
started at noon. Knepper is 10 and Bob
bic Jones 90.
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CANTON, o.. Aug. Il.-Johnny Will
son of New York. middleweight cham
pion. will defend his title here next
Labor day against Bryan Downey, of Co
lumbus, o., In twelye-round bout, ae-
cOrdlng 20 announcement today by the
Mckinney Athletic club. Mike McKin-
ney, matchmaker, also said that Wilson
had demanded and received one of the
largest guarantees ever granted for a
bout In Ohio.
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BY ROBERT e. HARLOW,

TOLEDO, Aug. 1.-THE great field OF
golfers in the national open championship
at the Inverness club were to complete
the final eighteen holes in the thirty-six
hole qualifying round at the Inverness
club today.
Weather conditions were excellent for
good scoring and it was thought that
no total for the two rounds of worse than
156 would qualify.
There was great interest in Ted Ray,
the big Englishman who finished third in
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STANDINGS AND CALENDAR
Yesterdays RESULTS.


Toledo. ........ 0OO01O0 - 1
Milwaukee,. 900 o 0 o 0 90 5 l
Batteries-Stryker and Mcneil; Nc
Wheeney and Castor.
Minneapolis. 3OO01 O0O o. o
Louisville. H.. 90 5000 0 90 / 2
Batteries-Robertso and Mayer; Tin.
cup and Rocker.
st. Paul at Columbus; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
30 innings)
Chicago go. 0 o 1 0 / 0 IA IL I
Washington. 900 OOO12 OF -3 s 2
Batteries-Faber and schalk; Acosta
and Charity.
st. Louis 500. ] 1 % 002 Sc 10 .
Boston ........ 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 o. z 2
p BatterissmLynen and SEVERED; Bush
Karr and Walters, Schang.
New York at Cleveland; rain.)
philadelphia at Detroit; rain.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First Game
III innings)
Cincinnati. % 100000 o 0-s - .
Batteries-Watson and O'Neill; Rueth-
er, Sallee and Wingo.
Second Game
Cincinnati -. 2O2 8 o 0 0-13 16 Q
Boston ....... 3 / 3 0 2 0 0 l 0--10 13 /
Batteries-R Ring, Eller. Bressler and
Wingo; Rudolph, McQuillan, Oeschger
and Gowdy, O'Neill.
ST. Louis 49,. 001O0 800 rs 10 O
Philadelphsi. 0 0 0 00 / o OIL /
Batteries Doak ana Clemens; Hub
bell, Belts and Wheat.
Chicago at Brooklyn; wet grounds:l
. lPittsburg at New York; rain.)
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MASON ANn RrssELL.

FIT. WAYNE. Ind, Aug. u.-Articles
for a match for the fyweight champion
skip of America between Frankie Mason
q this city and Indian Russell. an east
ern battle-, to be staged at Springfield,
o.. Aug. 10, have been signed, according
to an announcement made by George
Bieemer, Mason's manager. The bout win
20 twelve rounds 10 a decision, with
Lou Bauman OF Cincinnati as referee
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IEFFRIES sCORES sHurnnr

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 11-Jeffries' pitch
ing was the big factor in the defeat of
the ST. Louis Giants here Tuesday by
the indianapolis a. .B. C's, 4 to O. Not
a st. Louis player reached third base.
Charleston drove the ball over the right
field wall for a'home run, it being one
Of the longest hits ever made on the
local field. B. Taylor was out Of the
game suffering with an injured hand re-
ceived tagging runner at first Monday
It was the first time in five years he
has been out OF game. Powells batting
was feature, connecting for three safe
drives out Of four trips to the plate
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Commy Routs Burglar

CHICAGO. Aug. II. - Charles A.
Comiskey. white Sox owner. il strong
for larceny 50 long as It's confined
TO bases. A burglar tried TO steal
the Comiskey silver last night. The
"OId Romans" .s2 caliber barrage
saved the day and the eating impIe-
ments.
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RYAN coRNELL COACH.

NEW YORK, Aug. 11-Coraeu uni.
versity has engaged Jack Ryan, former
coach OF the Washington American
league baseball team. TO coach their base
ball team next year.
During the sessions of 1915 and 1919
Ryan had charge OF the University OF
Virginia baseball squad and at present
is scouting for the Giants and Tigers
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NOLAN FLnoRs nnLAN-

SEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-Pal Moran
Knocked out Red Dolan In the ninth OF
their scheduled tfteen-round fight be-
fore 5000 fans last night, sending the
sorrel-toPped fighter down with a left
hook to the body, which was followed
with a right straight 70 the jaw, when
he took the count OF seven, and u was
after he came up that he was sent down
for the fnal count.
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FOR ILLINI TITLE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-A group Of the
leading tennis stars Of Chicago. and Vim
cent Richards OF Yenkers. y Y, former
national champion. went into the fourth
round Of the Illinois state tennis tourna-
ment as the result Of Tuesdays play.
Richards defeated Jack Harris Of Chi.
cage 6-1, rs.
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AMATEURS

There will be an important meeting Of
the indianapolis Junior league managers
in the Offices Of the recreation depart
ment, City hall, tonight. The Rhodius
CUBS and simmons Maryels have been
barred from further play in the loop for
playing players above the age limit.
There are now six clubs in the circuit.
The Boys Club Cubs will cross bats
with the Indianapolis Cubs, on Garfield
diamond No. 3, at 1870 Sunday. All
Boys club players should report at the
diamond at noon.
The Woodside A. C's are travelling at
fast pace this season and Manager
Stuck believes they can trim any club
in Indiana. For games call Prospect 80,
after p. m, and ask for Fred.
Due to a misunderstanding, the Oliver
A. c.'s are without a game for Sunday
and would like to hear from some fast
state club. Address Henry Closing, In
dianapolis Coal Company.
The Rector A. C.'s will play two
games Sunday, meeting the Southern
Cubs at II so and the indianapolis Red
Sox at $3.50.
The American Railway Express meet
ing scheduled tonight has been post
poned. The Expressers have not yet
hooked a game for Sunday, but Manager
Akers will notify all players in due
time If one is carded. Call Circle 1878
for further information.
The indianapolis Christamores are
without a game for Sunday and would
Ike to hear from fast state clubs de-
string to meet them. Call Woodruff 100.
Huzzie Harris is also requested to call
this number.
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tennis tournament
NEWPORT. r. l., Aug 11.--Third
round play was earded in the annual
Newport Casino tennis tournament to-
day with z. Norris Williams II and
william Johnston, members Of the Davis
cup team, holding the center OF the stage.
Charles Garland. the third member Of
the cup. team entered in the tourney,
was defeated In straight sets, o-3. 81.
by W. NJ. Washburn IN the second round
yesterday.
Garlands defeat came as a big sur
prise. although his opponent had been
playing brilliant tennis this year. The
Davis cup man showed lack Of practice.
Johnston. national champ, several
times was within a point of defeat by
y. w. Niles, but finally won out. ST..
SO, 6-1. Williams won easily from
Theodore r. Peii
Much disappointment was registered
by the crowd yesterday when II was
announced that William Tilden would
not play In the tournament. His first
round match with A. S. Dabney was de-
faulted
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LEXINGTON, Ky. Aug. n-Frankie
Mason OF FIT. Wayne, Ind, claimant Of
the American hyweight championship
title, knocked out Artie McGovernor,
Louisville fiyweight, in the sixth round OF
scheduled twelve-round bout here last
night.
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BEAM LEAGUE MEETING.

There will be a meeting OF Beams No.
3 league at Beams alley tonight, and all
captains of last years league are re-
quested to report. A II other teams wish
ing to enter one Of Beams leagues should
attend the meeting tonight.
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YANK MoToRBoAr WINS.

COWES. Eng, Aug. 11.-Miss America
beat the Maple Leaf Tuesday in the In
tcrnationai mctorboat regatta here. An.
other American entry, Miss Detroit, I'm
isbed fourth.
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MuRPHY no AN,aEf.s-

Los. ANGELES. lug. 1A-Catcher
Murphy, formerly of the New York
Americans, farmed out for two yeaSs to
the Toledo club Of the American aNso-
citation. has been purchased by the w
non club Of the Pacific Coast league, vi
was announced Tuesday
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COLUMBUS. O, Aug 1L-Gunboat
Smith Of san Francisco fought a ifteen-
round draw with Capt. Bob Roper Of
Chicago here. Both are heavyweights.
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NATIONAL LEAGuE.

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at New York 1.-TWO games).
Chicago at Brooklyn 1.-TWO games).
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Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
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Sacrifice hits-Wolf, Smith. Jones; Nc
earthly, Carlisle. Stolen = bases-Rehg,
Schneider, SINNERS; Brief. Two-base
hits-Rehg, Henline, Kores, Smith. Dou-
BILE plays-Kores to Wolf to COvington;
Sweeney to Brief to Sweeney. Left on
bases-Indians. s; Blues, 10. First base
on errors-Blues .. Bases on balls-Of
Jones, 2; of Horstman, 8. Hits-0ff
Horstman. 10 and runs in innings; off
SOnger, / and 0 runs in l inning. Struck
out-By Horstman, 8; by Jones, g. Win
ming pitcher-Jones. Losing pitcher
Horstman. Umpires-Murray and Nc
Gloon. Time 5j.
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Big League Stuff

Bill Doak, Cardinal finger pitched
one-hit game yesterday and dOwned
the pills 5 to 1. His own failure to
cover first when Williams smashed
one at HOrnsby and Fournier pre-
vented him from, climbing into the
'.no-hit" class.
Doubles by Boeckle and Ford in the
eleventh gave Boston the first game of
a double-header with Cincinnati, 4 to 3.
Roush's two triples in the second game
helped the Reds to a Is to 10 victory.
Joe Jackson drove home Chicago's
winning run in tie tenth with a single.
Score, Chicago 4, Washington 3.
Sisler got his third home run in
three days and enabled the Browns
to beat the Red Sox, to 4. 1t was
Sisters sixteenth circuit drive of the
season.
The Brooklyn National league club
has exercised its option and recalled the
services of Shortstop Eugene Sheridan
from the Reading international league
club, 1t was announced Tuesday. In
fielder George j. Stronk also has been
recalled from the Orlando club of the
Florida league.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THREE.I LEAGI1E
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Open date.
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The Rector A. C's will play two
games Sunday, meeting the Southern
Cubs at II 80 and the indianapolis Red
Sox at 8 go.
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NEWPORTCOURT
FIELD NARROWS
Garland Dropped in Fast Sec
Ond Round Match.

ToDAY's MATCHES OFF.
NEWPORT r. l., Aug. 11.-Rain to
day caused a postponement of the Casin
tennis tournament.
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'Batted for Horstman in the eighth
Indians 80. 0 0 0 / 1. 0 -
Blues ....... o. 0 / o %
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Joe Jackson drove home Chicago's
winning run in tie tenth with a single.
Score, Chicago 4, Washington 3.
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Toledo. ....... O 5000 90 IL 1
Milwaukee. o o 0 o 0 0 o 0 90 /
Batteries-Stryker and Mcneil; Nc
Wheeney and CASTOR.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Avenue North. Mr.. Berman celebrat-
ed the day by making liberal contri-
buttons to charity and various insti-
buttons in the city.
Miss Bessie Becker, bride of
Tuesday last, was honor guest at a
luncheon at Donaldson's Tea Rooms,
which was followed by an Orpheum
party, on Saturday last. The host
esses were a group of club friends of
the bride In the evening, Miss Dora
Cohen, 400 James Avenue North, en-
tertained at three tables of bridge,
and on May 10, Miss Rose Cults en-
tertained IL guests in honor of Miss
Becker and her fance, Mr.. A. l.. Ber-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Schwartz,
1921 Fifteenth Avenue North, enter
tanned number of their friends at
dinner dance on Sunday evening last
in honor of their eighth wedding an
niversary.
Mrs. S. Lenske, 1915 Knox Avenue
North and Mrs. Louis Lenske, were
hostesses at a one-o'clock luncheon
and linen shower on Thursday, May
20, at the Curtis Hotel in honor of
Miss Lena Sperling, whose marriage
to Mr.. J. B. Lenske will take place
June A. Covers were laid for 40
guests.
The Gymal Doled Club will give
their last social affair of the season
on Wednesday evening, June 2. It
will be formal dinner dance and will
be given in the new ballroom of the
Hotel Curtis.