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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-20
BIG STORM VISITS
HUNTSVILLE FRIDAY

Huntsville Ala, March 20.-(Spe-
cial )-Huntsville Decatur, Albany,
Hartsele and CURLY were in almost
complete darkness friday night as the
result of a break in the power trans
mission wire of the Alabama Power
company. at the crossing of the Ten
nessee river at Paint Rock. The power
went down in the early afternoon. stop
ping street cars and all industries that
use electric power. including the daily
newspapers of Huntsville and Albany,
which We're compelled to suspend OPP
eratlons for the day. At night the
power failed to come on and the cities
were in darkness. The big steam power
unit at Huntsville. which is to be kept
for emergencies of this kind is dis
mantled for extensive repairs and could
not be used in this emergency. The
break in the power wire is on both
sides Of the river, causing great delay
in repairs.
A third terrified wind. rain and cleo
trcal storm swept over this section
early Friday morning, tearing down
electric wires and uprooting trees in
the city and sending the small streams
out Of banks within n few minutes. A
high powered electric wire fell across a
wire Of no voltage leading into the
building occupied by the Evening Tele-
gram. setting 1t afre and doing slight
damage on the top floor.
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SOUTHERN ATHLETES
STAR AT PRINCETON

Princeton n j.. March ?o~-A SUM
mary OF athletic activities ~ Prince
ton univrrsitv shows southern boys
takin leading part.
J simpson Dean. 81 of Rome. Ca.
ia captain Of tho golf team. Last yenr
he was runucr-up I'm the intercollegiate
meet He Is a member Of the TIGER
Inn club noted for SIS athletes.
{. T. 81. John. ~. of Tennessee.
won his baseball letter as n pitcher last
year and is out AGAIN lie is NOM
her Of the Terrace club.
Armpnt LcGcudre. 20. Of New or
leans. La. PLAYS guard on the basket
hall team. and Is n sure goal shooter
Chps G. J. Carpenter 81 81 AuruSta
Ga. is tho heavyweight wrestler. Ito
lost decisions TO tho Navy and Yale
hut won in tho Harvard match. and
was not thrown once.
\. s. Paul. - Of Florida made tho
freshman football team last fall and
will be ont again in September. AlcV-
ander Palmer Smith Ir. % CoviuEton.
Tenn. "a ON the basketball squad and
= member ~ tho Quadrangle ciup W
VI. Strcctman. ~. ~ Houston. Tex
made his freshman track team and O.
expected on the ciudcr path again.
G. u. GRAY. go. Of Mississippi f.
fancy diver ON tho swimming team.
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HIGH WATERS RETARD
WORK ON WILSON DAM

Florence. Ala. March 20 Especially
The high waters Of the last few days
has delayed construction work at the
Wilson dam To q considerable extent
but no serious damage has yet been
done. The entire force has been de-
tailed for the past few days to fight the
cueroachments Of the river and all ef-
forts so Tar have been attended with
success. a good showing was made in
all parts Of the construction work be-
fore the rise Of the river necesSitatcd
the suspension OF operations, over 500
cubic yards Of rock was cXcavated and
removed from conerdam No. 8 on
JackSon's Island during the last period,
bringing the total excavation to $500
cubic Yards. Excavation work is now
IN progress on the heel instep and toe,
and tho trenches which viii stretch
across the bed of the Tennessee and
i'm which the main foundations Of
tho dam VIII be anchored
To date IS 05 miles Of standard gauge
railroad track has been laid The first
rail from Florence 10 the dam was laid
on Feb II. 1919. Three railroad wa
ter tanks. each OF + ooo gallons capac-
Ivy ara being erected pt various points
along the line
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in
TIP-TOP SHAPE
Cubs Trim Vernon, Coast
League Club, by Score
OF q to |.
TRAINING CAM NEW S

Pasadena, Cal, March 20.-The
Cubs trimmed the Vernon Pacific
Coast league team, to /, yesterday.
Grover Alexander pitched four in
nings and showed up like a million
dollars.
Sox VS.. Dallas.
Waco, Tex, March 20.--The white
SoX will play Dallas today in their
hrst regulation game of the season.
They VIII play Fort Worth tomor-
row. Tho second squad, nicknamcd
the "Goofs.' viii play at Bolton, Tex,
today.
Giants vs.. Red Sox.
Fort Worth, Tex, March 20.--The
Giants and Red Sox opened their ex-
hibition series here today.
Robins Best
Jacksonville, Fla, March 20.-Tho
Yankees and Dodgers resumed their
exhibition series here today, Miller
Huggins team has yet TO defeat the
Robins
Pirates lose.
Hot Springs, Ark, March 20 After
losing two games and tietinE one in
ne series with the Boston Red sox
the Pirates today We're divided into
regular and yannRan squads
Tigers VS.. Mercer.
Macon, Go. March 20 The Tigers
were scheduled 10 play Mercer College
today The exhibition tour with the
Boston Braves win begin Tuesday At
Columbus, Ca, whore Tyrus Cobb win
Join the team.
Cards Hit Hard.
Donna, Tex, March 20.--The Athletic
pitchers were hit hard and the Cardn.
ais emerged from the fourth game OF
the series on the long end OF rs 10 &
score Yesterday. The Cardinals gath
cred total OF 10 hits Oft tho Mack
twirlers, Of which Heathcote got four.
Philies Strong.
birmingham. Ala. March 20.-presi-
dent Baker. who r. I'm the Fhillies'
camp, declared that he Is satisfied he
has really good hall club Novcrtho-
less II is whispered MIR Baker is stili
cunning for pitching material.
Charity Reports
Tampa. Fla. March 20.-Eddie Char
rity has been reported 10 holster tho
catching stnff Of Clark Grinlth's semi
ators Ihc series with the Havana
stars WI close TODAY
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held that each believed in God.
Q. Is there any special reason FOR
the arrangement of letters on type
writer? l.. Fl. NJ.
A. The alphabet is arranged on ali
standard keyboard typewriters so as to
place letters together which are most
frequently combined in words. This
arrangement is thought to be such as
to allow a maximum of speed in oper-
ating the machine.
@. Is there anything | may do to
increase my height? S. r. w.
A. 1t is possible to increase your
height slightly. but not materially. by
taking systematic stretching exercises
daily. 1t would be wise to take such
exercises under the direction OF a
trained physical instructor.
@. Can a widow of a Spanish war
veteran obtain a pension? l. M.
A. The pension bureau says that
widows of Spanish war veterans with
an annual income of less than $z5O
may be pensioned regardless or the
cause of death If their husbands rem
dered ninety days active service and
were honorably discharged.
nence on Easter? ]. X. C.
A. The use of eggs at Easter is a
custom of great antiquity. The egg
was early regarded as the symbol OF
resurrection. 1t is probable tnat the
Christian church adapted and conse-
Grated an earlier custom. The egg Is
held a symbol of spring, life and OF
the fecundity of nature.
Q. Is the earth larger than the
moon? D. V. II.
A. The surface are OF the earth is
estimated at 1877, 1075s0 square miles,
while that of the moon is placed at
14,6S5.000 square miles The mass OF
the earth is approximately 256, DOC
cubic miles, while the volume of the
moon is about one-forty- ninth as
great.
Q. What rules should be followed
In writing a scenario? l.. w. X.
A. Scenario writer's are now required
merely to tell The story of the play
and not to give the action. scene by
scene The detail is now worked out
at the studio. The chief necessity is
a dramatic story two or three thousand
words long that is capable of being
converted into pictures. The scenario
writer should see his story in a series
of pictures. and so tell il that II Will
call forth those pictures in the mind
of another. The manuscript should, OF
course, be typewriter.
Q. What kind of ink is used In
printing a newspaper? l. w. 7.
4. The newspapers use indellihle ink
in order that the publications may be
preserved for reference in public and
private libraries.
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QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS

@ Is steam visihle7 \. n. {.
4. Actual steam is not visible The
visible white vapor which Is frequently
referred to as steam is tn reality a
collection Of fine moisture particles
which are formed by the conde nsation
OF true steam.
9 Us % necessary TO obtain = per-
init 10 distil water, a. NJ T..
\. The Bureau Of Internal Revenue
saws that u is not necessary 10 obtain
permit out an machines used for
dlstiIing water must he registered
with the collector ct internal revenue
Of the district tn which they are To-
Gated spectral blanks for this purpose
are supplied by him
q. What are tho two oldest towns
In the United Statess L. H.
4 They are 81 Augustine. FTr. and
Santa lc. New Mexico.
- Has an ayowcd pruostfc ever
been president 81 the Uuucd StatcSe
A. No president has ever denied the
existence Of q God. and no president
ever refused TO take the oath Of office
ending in So help me COD" Prosi-
dents jefferson and Lincoln were not
AFFILIATED with any church. but it ~
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-20
THE BLACK AND WHITE
BEAUTY TREATMENT
Clears the Complexion, Re
moves Pimples and insight
ly Skin Blemishes.

What would you spend If you could
be assured that beauty specialists
would be able to clear your complex
ion, make your rough, pimply, blotchy
face, hands, neck and arms-sott, 4
smooth and lovely?
Long ago realizing the need Of q
preparation that would restore the
complexion to its youthful rosy tint
remove unsightly skin blemishes--
beauty and skin specialists were put
to work to perfect a home treatment
10 clear the skin of pimples. liver
spots, freckles and other imperfec-
tons After many tests and much
experiment, Black and White ONT
ment was offered the public. This
creamy application is generally APP
piled before retiring and when used
in connection with Black and white
Beauty Soap. satisfactory results are
guaranteed.
Go TO your nearest drug store to-
day and buy the complete Treatment.
OF Ointment and Soap for only soc.
II you canpot find Il, accept no sub
stitute but send direct to the manu-
facturers.
A sample. literature and Black and
White Birthday and Dream Book
Free IL you will clip this advertise
ment and mail to Black and White,
Box 913, Memphis, Tenn
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LOOKOUTS MEET
PILLS SUNDAY
First Real Test Tomorrow Aft
ernoon for NiCkIin'S 1920
Aggregation.
GOOD BATTLE PROMISED
(eY GEORGE H. HuTLER)

10y GGOHGE NJ pO LEM
Chattanooga fans Sunday after
noon will get their first opportunity
to witness Strang Nicklin's 1920
iLookouts in action. against foemen
worthy of their steel. The Philadel-
phia Nationals, headed by "Gavvy''
Cravath. will be their opponents.
y The Phillies, who will play the
Barons in Birmingham this after
noon, will arrive here from the Magic
City Sunday morning at 1890. They
will return to Birmingham Sunday
night for further contests with the
Barons next week.
Although Nicklin will have but one
OF his infeld regulars in action
against the Phillies tomorrow, the
Lookouts should give a good account
of themselves. Marshall Cunning
ham, Noel, and the mound recruits,
are all in good shape and will be
ready to give the Philly batsmen
some fast slants to loon at. Behind
the bat Delaney. carp. and Neider-
korn are all putting something on
their pegs. The outfield with DAN
iels in center. Bratchi in left, and
Hart in right, will be fit for reg
ular championship battle.
InField Line-Up
The infield arrangement except for
Anderson at first. is more or less in
doubt II is very likely, however.
that Shay will be Fat second, Burton
at short and Gerdes at third. This
Is the arrangement which Nlcklin
has been using in his workouts.
The Phillies are expected to use
their regular lineup with the ex-
ception of Capt. Dave Bancroft, who
has been ordered to bed at Brming-
ham by the club physician. Causey
recently purchased from the Braves
Is scheduled to work part of the con-
test for the SLEEPY Town" aggrega-
ton. Cy Williams, veteran outfielder
who has been a holdout, reported to
Cravath at Birmingham Friday and
will be in the lineup Sunday, 1t is
stated
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member Of the Cottage club. vice
president 81 the Exeter club and an
uaic~r m the southern club rhis is
his third wear on the, sw INNING team.
W the Princeton tU-Columbin IS con-
test. Eebruar, &C. at Princeton ne
took nrst iu divine with lOl So points
y. Is. CuWau. lr. 90. OF Nick shurr
Of the Canyon club Frank T. Murcv.
zoe ~ Nashville. Tenn. who scored
drop kicks against Yale ana Harvard
last fam. haas two moro years ot foot
han while John e.. Hopkins '1l. of
Atlanta. suh-uuartcr has one D. g..
EEisr tackle. OF ST. Augustine. llaa
graduates tf June
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A F. degatesBoh
Martin, bunch
at last awarded the chr Of cherry blossoms And perhaps battle
A.
MwcwSon
hotter
an OVER 30 before they reached tho there
these late
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REsTFuL RESULTS FOR MEN

Only person who has experienced
that awful AL night" cough that
sometimes follows influenza can ap-
preciato what a good nights sleep
can be. Mrs. Annie Dawson, 20S0
Myrtle ST., Long Beach, Cal, writes:
The result of using Foley's Honey
and Tar was a resttul one for me-"
Foley's Honey and Tar checks harsh,
rackng coughs; eases wheezy
breathing; stops tickling in throat;
covers raw, irritated surfaces with
a soothing, healing coating. 10 An
derson, druggist, Chattanooga, Tenn.
-(AdV)
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Puhllo owner.hln Bakery.

MONTGOMERY. Aia. March 2o.-ln-
dorsemeut Of the plan OF the state de-
psrtment Of agriculture and Industries
to install pubuc-owned bakery in
Montgomery as a step Co suppress prof
iteeflng was given st meeting late
Yesterday Of the Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs The bakery would make a
profit Of l cent per pound loaf. Tha
public would own the bakery, under
present plans
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EXHIBITION GAMES

At Mlaml-Reds (SAIIee, Luque and
Wingo), 6-7-2.
indianapolis -(Crum, Adams and Hem
line), 0--5-3.
At Donna. Tex.-Cardinals (Reinhart,
Doak and Dilhoefer), s--16--0.
Athletics (Naylor, Perry and Perkins,
ISL.
At Hot Springs - Pirates (Ponder,
Adams. Cooper and Clarke), 5--s--4.
Red SoX murphy, Leasure and d.
vine) 5-S-1. Cite; darkness.)
At Tampa - Senators Garrison and
EngeD, 3-10-1.
Cuban Stars (Acosta and Torres), O.
ID.
At Observation-Disclosures (Keefe. Gra-
vele and MyatD, 5--5-2.
Houston (Buscha. Mitchell and Hark-
insl, 2-5-7.
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MURDER CASE POSTPONED

Paw Paw, Mich. March 2O.-Trial OF
Mrs. Sarah l. Tabor for the murder Of
her daughter. Maude +. Tabor whose
body was found I'm her hope chest In
tho cellar Of the Tabor home az Lawton.
Mich, after II had lain there nearly
four years. will not be held next Mon
day. owing to the confinement Of the
aged woman IN a hospital. a sufferer
from heart trouble. II has been post
poucd ten dRvs. Prosecuting Attorney
warner announced today.
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to be seen. Could he have fallen of
the Brdge2
Where is Bowser the Hound?" cried
ReddN.
Home I'm Farmer Browns dooryard. -
replied Granny Fox dryly.
Rcddv stared at her for a minute.
Then he began to understand that
Granny Fox had simply scared him into
running across the bridge. Reddy felt
very cheap. very cheap indeed.
Now wen 'rm back again" said
Granny Fox.
And this time Rcddv did.
Next story; Granny Fox Shows Red
dy a Trick.
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NEW WOMAN'S RECORD

Detroit, Mich. March 20--A new
worlds record for women in the plunge
for distance was made last night by
Miss Charlotte Boyle. of the Swimming
Club of New York, when she plunged
sixty-slx feet before coming to the
surface in the d. A. c. meet here. She
broke Helen Nolan's record by l foot
inches
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DE PALMA MAKES RECORD

Los Angeles, March 20.--liAlph DE
Palma, who Thursday broke all Los
Angeles speedway records by travelling
around the mile and a quarter. track
in 80 seconds, nat, yesterday made an
other record by going the circuit in
SS As seconds, or ut a speed of 1883
mileA an hour.
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GEORGES DUE SUNDAY

New York, March 20.-Georges Car
pentier. the French boxer, is due to ar
rive here tomorrow. Latest reports
from the La Savoire. of the French line,
which is bringing Carpenter and his
bride to New York indicate that the
steamship will arrive on scheduled
time.
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Pay When Cured

DR.. Burkhart wants you to write him
today for treatment of Or. Burkhart's
Vegetable Compound for Liver, Kidney,
Stomach Trouble, Constipation, Catarrh,
miss this grandest of remedies and won
lerful preventative for Grip. Flu. Address
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cording to announcement last night by
Frank II. Cam, director of athletics.
He sad N. Y. u. would meet the UNI
versity OF Georgia and the Atlanta
club and that several other games
doubtless would be scheduled.
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CHAMPS COMING SOUTH

Ntw Work. March en.-Ncw York
university. which recently won the ma
tonni basketball championships. WIN
Invade the south again next year. sc-
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DISTANCE LENDS ENCHANTMENT.

bard entirely
nent AS further
KING baseball become the
G
against baseball
would be his Blu walton eoIf
'oo0o
also dlnerenceRuh
whereas ne has to dig to paw for the
P"eBe OF swatng those $50 10Y " ~
butt
w M io pounds Jen Wilde has peculiar
rect but also collecting
no" uch DO they expect 1 pounds anyway?
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AN AMAZING TURN

''0'eVS
go " ~ 49, 'o's so ne is n trihe more than 26
His last fight before the victory Jackson Bordeaux
Yet with these
part IN
he was
% and
at H. he his
extremely
Carpenter he tested after he has passed well
He nots
he 8 well skill speed and hitting
he
slides
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STECHER THROWS OLIN

Detroit March 2O.--Joe Stecher has
today added John Olin TO his list of
victims. Stecher threw DIN twice in
one hour and fourteen minutes.
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Little clear pimples started on
my brothers. forehead and scaled
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SPRING FANCIES.

In the spring n young mans fancy
Lightly turns to Jane or Nancy
(Also in the faln;
In tho spring II often yenrns to
Yes. I'll say Il often turns to
Looking at the ball.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
MOVE FORECASTS
BETTER PLAYS
Notion Picture Department
Created by Club Federation.

Great was the rejoicing among the in
dorsers of photoplays when 1t was an
nounced at their meeting yesterday that
the motion picture department of the
General Federation of Clubs had been
created with Mrs. Wood Allen Chapman
Of New York City as chairman. This
section of the federation has been "pet
scheme" Of the indorsers for many years
and each season they have pleaded for
recognition so that the work Of raising
the standard of films could be given
impetus by the strong backing of wom-
ems clubs over the country.
The meeting, which was held in the
woman's parlors of the Fletcher Ameri-
can Bank Building, was attended by a
number of women from the organiza-
tions in the towns over the State.
Mrs. Florence Webster Long talked on
THE Kind of Films They Call Ameri-
can Films in France" She said the films
presented as American, are outrageous,
giving the French people a distorted idea
Of the American manner of living.
Plans were completed during the ses-
sion, for the series Of December chill
drens matinees to be presented by the
endorsers, under the auspices of the
parent-teacher clubs in the various
neighborhood picture houses Of the city
The program will be composed of two
films, THE Wizard of o. and "Puss
in Boots" On Dec. IS, the Irvington
school viii conduct the first matinee with
Mrs. Martha Stubbs, Miss Helen Leoper
and Mrs. B. E. Bloomfield, composing
the committee. The remainder of the
schedule and committees include: De-
cember 10, school No. 16, with Mrs. Rob
ert Kendall and Mrs Maude Moudy |;
Dec. %, school IL, Mrs. II. c. Fielder
john, Mrs. c. W. Meggenhoffen and Miss
Frances Hull; Dec 20. No 60, with Mrs.
David Ross, Mrs. James NJ. Ogden and
Mrs. Mary Ray; Dec. so, No. 20. colored
school, Mrs. Allie Moss and Arthur
Long; Dec. 81, No. 81, with Mrs. John C.
Riddle and Mrs. Ruth Schlegel. The
general chairman for the matinees is Mrs
Walter Gelsel.
Reports were given by several Of the
members from the photoplay theaters. 1t
is the custom Of the organization for va
rious women to take certain houses ard
make reports on the pictures shown for
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Society :!!5:!!::: q

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood viii be the
guest Of honor at dinner to be given in
the Florentine room of the Claypool ho-
tel the evening Of Dec. d by the In
diana Society of Mayfower Descendants
Final arrangements were made at the
business meeting O. the board Of assist
ants held yesterday in the woman's de-
partment of the Fletcher American Ma
tional Bank building and Invitations are
to be issued this week. The officers of
the organization who are In charge OF
the general arrangements include Jo-
seph Minturn, governor; Mrs. Edward
Hodges, deputy governor; Mrs. Sydney
J. Hatfield, secretary, and A. L. Rigs
bee. treasurer.
Miss Lucille Nordyke, 1884 North Ala
bama street, entertained with a tea this
afternoon In honor Of the members OF
the Parent Teacher Club of school No
81. Mrs. Carrie E. Scott talked on the
Value Of Home Reading for Children"
and Miss Alice Cooper gave a group of
musical monOlOgues.
go
A Christmas dance viii be given by the
Butler active chapter Of Delta Delta
Delta, Saturday might, in the Hotel LIN
coin Alumnae, Delta girls and their
friends will attend. Miss Resale Dear
dorT is In charge of general arrange
ments. The sorority held its monthly
spread" last night st the home of Miss
Mary Fugate. 2525 Park avenue. when
reports from the various committees were
heard and final plans for tho ball COM
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Van Jeigerhuis.
S01S Carson avenue, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Florence, to Ed
gar Y. Mckenzie Of Castleton. The we'd
ding win take place next month.
go
Mrs. Douglas Bash, 290s Washington
boulevard. entertained the members Of
the Phi Sigma Sorority this afternoon
ut her home. The rooms were attractive
ly decorated with French baskets of
chrysanthemums in the pastel hues, com
bined with greenery. The organization
is sponsoring a picture at one of the To-
cal phOtoplay houses this week and re-
ports were read from the various commit
tees in charge Of arrangements. Mrs
William Russell Stuart is president of
the organization
delightful Christmas party Is being
planned by the Alumnae Club OF Pt Beta
Phi, In honor OF Indiana Gamma Chap
ter and pledges, to be held at the home
Of Miss Blessing Rassman. 2S51 suther-
land avenue. Mrs. Demarchus Brown
will give talk during the afternoon and
number Of unique features, in keeping
with the Christmas season, will play an
important part In the program. Mrs
Carl T. Fletcher. Mrs. Garrett winders.
Mrs. J. T. Hoopingarner and Miss Mar
garet Ulen will assist the hostess.