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Evening star., 1921-10-07
ANNOUNCES MAIL BOX DAY
Postmaster General Urges Placing
of Home Letter Receptacles.

Postmaster General Hays has desig-
nase.i Octtber 19 as national mail
receptacle and house number census
day." when city mail carriers through
out the country will urge residents to
have their houses properly numbered
and equipped with private mail re-
ceptacles.
City Postmaster Chance recently con-
Quoted mail box week" here, Sc
curing promises from more than 5000
homes throughout the District for the
installation of home letter boxes.
Evening star., 1921-10-07

TONIGHT.
Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans
will meet at o'clock, at Pythian
Temple.
John Temple Graves will lecture on
"Armageddon" before University Club
at $3.50 o'clock. Ladies' night.
Washington Chapter, Mount St
Agnes College Alumnae Association
will meet at 8 o'clock, Holy Trinity
Convent. 3513 street.
Phil Sheridan Post, No. s. Depart
Army Hall.
Writer'S League will meet at 8
o'clock. Public Library.
Business Women's Council will meet
at 1880 o'clock. at the Church of the
Covenant.
Mrs. Frederick Briggs and Mrs.
Paurs Mothers Club at s o'clock. at
As Bryant. street. Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter and DIR. Pollock, speakers.
Members of Red Triangle Outing
Club will m>et at Chain bridge at 7:45
and hike to Fort Marcy. where a
campfire celebration will be held.
The Catholic Woman's Service Club
will meet at Community House, COL
E street. instruction 1880 to o'clock.
TODAY.
Mrs. J. P. tyler will give an eXpoSi-
ton of the weekly Sunday school les
son at 1898 F street at 4:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-10-07

"Sure cures" for tuberculosis are
probably as old as the disease itself.
says the United States public health
service. Hypophosphites. creosote.
lymph" inhalants, Serum and the
Friedman cure have all come-and
gone. Just now some old devices in
now forms are being acclaimed in the
WeSf
Evening star., 1921-10-07
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT,
Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans.
will meet at s o'clock, at Pythian
Temple.
Evening star., 1921-10-07

tions the salary of which does not
exceed $4,000 a year.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained at the office
of the Civil Service Commission. 1924
+ street northwest.
Evening star., 1921-10-07
NAVAL MEDIC0 RESIGNS.

Lieut.. Commander Walter w. Cress.
Naval Medical Corps. has been relieved
from all duty and his resignation ac-
ceptad. to take effect November s,
Evening star., 1921-10-07
WIDE RANGE OF U. S. JOBS.
Civil Service Commission An

Civil Service Commission An
nounces Examination of Applicants
The Civil Service Commission has
issued announcements of examina-
tions for a wide range of positions.
including number of technical posi-
tions of Importance, as follows:
Assistant specialist in home eco
nomics. states relations service. $500
to $4,000 year; chronological assist
ant, bureau of fisheries, $1,000 to
Evening star., 1921-10-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

iTak0ma Park Baptist Ladtes Aid
will have a sale of home-ccoked food
tomorrow, beginning at 10 a. M, in
Eeldman's store, Cedar street.
Evening star., 1921-10-07

rabbi Morris s. Lazar0n Of Baltl-
more will speak Monday at 8 pm, at
First Congregational Church, 10th
and G streets.
Evening star., 1921-10-07

DR.. f. LIE Roy Ryer of New York
will lecture before the Optometrical
Society Monday at s pm, the Raleigh.
Evening star., 1921-10-07

:; Tnkomn Park Ci.lxens' Association
will meet at the Park library Mon
day at s pm. Nomination. of officers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
COLLEGE PLAY
TO BE STAGED
IN CITY DEC. 20
University of Michigan Stu
dents to Present Make 1t
for TIUO' at MurGt.

Bows will be girls"-at least that is
the twist given to the old saying by the
University of Michigan musical comedy,
MAKE 1t For Two" shat will be given
at the Murat Dec 20. All parts in this
production will be taken by men, mem
bers of the Michigan Union, a dramatic
organization with 4 history of fifteen
years experience in putting on student
musical shows that have established
high reputation among college drama
tic offerings.
The hook and music for this years show
again are the work of Michigan under
graduates. Costumes and settings are
on an elaborate scale, the former hav-
ing been designed for this production by
Lester of Chicago and each being an orig
iual and exclusive creation. The di-
rectfon is in charge Of E. Mortimer Shutter
theatrical director of the Michigan Union.
Roy Hoyer, Of Fred Stones Tip Top,
now PLAYING in Chicago, has assisted by
rounding out in professional style the
work of the chorus and solo dancers.
Make 1t For Two" with a cast OF
more than one hundred members and
carrying its own orchestra, not to men
ton stage hands and three carloads OF
scenery, will tour the Middle West dur
ing the holidays. Performances VIII be
given in twelve cities besides Indian
apolis, including Chicago. Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit.
The Indianapolis performance, which
ii is understood, is the only college dra-
matte offering scheduled for the city dur
ing the holiday season, Will be under the
auspices Of local Michigan alumni, who
have planned many social events for the
members Of the cast
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
WOMEN VOTERS
LEAGUE PLANS
MASS MEETING
Senator NeU and Colonel Gus
ley to Speak on Armament
Conference.

Col. Alvin NJ. Ousley Of the National
American Legion and Senator Harry New
will be the principal speakers for the
mass meeting to be held in Caleb Minis
Hall Wednesday evening under the aus
pices of the Indianapolis League OF
Women Voters and thirty other organi-
cations in the city for inspiration ana
information concerning the limitation
OF armament conference. Presidents OF
all the organizations represented will give
minute greetings and musical program
of patriotic music is being arranged by
Ernest Hesser. Miss Dorothy Knight
will be the accompanist. A meeting OF
the club representatives and league wom-
en- will be held at the Chamber of Com
merce Monday afternoon to complete the
arrangements. Everybody interested Is
asked to attend the meeting and all or
CARNATIONS in the city are asked to
participate whether formally invited or
not. Information concerning the affair
NAV be had from Miss nellie Taylor at
the league headquarters in the Chamber
of Commerce.
Similar mass meetings are being held
all over the United States for the pur-
pose Of indicating to the President and
the conference delegates that the people
are in sympathy with the armament con
ference.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
WOMEN'S PRESS
CLUB TO GIVE
MIRACLE PLAY
Little Thedter Director VIII
Produce Drama by
Mrs. Hack.

4 miracle play written by Mrs Oren
Hack. viii be one of the features OF the
Christmas party to be given IN the AS
sembly room Of the Hotel SEVERN, Dec.
10. by the Woman's Press Cub OF IN
diana. The production, which consists
of four tableaux depicting the history OF
the feast of Christmas from the nativity
TO the present time, will be given under
the direction of George Somnes OF the
Little Theater Company. Mrs. Mary
Flanner Is to read the lines and group
of dramatic art students ana Llttle
Theater players viii make up the cast.
A special Christmas musical program
also has been arranged by Hiss Emma
Doeppers Four soloists from st. PAU X
Cathedral. Harry Calland. Elmer Andrew
Steffen, II. p. Pagani and Edward La
Shelle. will sing religious chants, ana Il
woman's chorus will sing Christmas car
OILS. The singers include Miss Esther
Thornton. Mrs. C. f. Ermston, Mrs. Don
Webster. Miss Mlldren Daugherty. Mrs.
William r. Sieber, Mrs. r. +. Neal. Miss
Katherine Anderson. Miss Helen smith,
Mrs. O. NJ. Jones, Mrs. Clyde Young, Mrs.
p IT Jarrard and Miss Mildred Johns.
Luncheon will be served at 1880
o'clock. Mrs. G.. o. Fenton Of Logans-
port. president. presiding and the pro
gram will follow. The committee in
charge of arrangements include Mrs.
Oren Hack chairman; Mrs. Samuel Rails
ton, Mrs. Kate Miner rabbi, Mrs. Felix
T. McWhirter. Mrs William Herschell,
Miss Edith Evans, Mrs. Robert d. Tyler,
Mrs. Florence Webster Long, Mrs. Maude
Swift Anthony, Mrs. Cora Young Wiles,
Miss Mary Dyer Lemon and Miss Mar
garet Scott Reservations may be made
with Miss Laurel Thayer, secretary Of
the club.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
THEATER
BILL FOR DEC. Is

The Little Theater will present George
Bernard Shaw's "Androcles and the
Lion" at its next performance at the
Masonic Temple, Dec. 16. In this play
Shaw has represented one of the Roman
prosecutions of the early Christians. not
as n conflict of a false theology with a
true one. but as an attempt TO suppress
a propaganda that threatened the inter
ests of politicians who were pure "oppor-
tunist Have-and- Holders" The follow
ing persons will take part in the per-
Torrance:
Mrs. Eunice J. Pierce. Rolo Talbot,
Ralph Thompson, Walther Lieber, Ralph
d'Albret. w w. WoOllen Jr. Elizabeth
Bogart Schofeld, Murray Wickard. Hugh
Green, Edward Lashele. Olive Waltz, J.
J. Malley. Guy May, Fletcher Long. An
geline Bates, Lydia Bates, Norman Green,
Raymond Gregg, Oliver Grier, Keith Mus
sleman, Clifford Apologize, Harold Chill
ders. Laura Flaming, c. w. fhacker.
Norman Ruske. Charles Robertson. Paul
Stockdale, oakley Richey, Crews Stops,
Anthony Lang, L. Myers, Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton, Miss Jane Jillson, Miss Elise
O'Connel. Miss Helen BedeIl. Miss Mar
jorie Chiles.
The costumes are by Raymond Gregg
and George Somnes.
"Androcles and the Lion" will be pre-
coded by a pantomime from the French
in four scenes, The Box of Toys" by
Andre Helle, with a musical score by
Claude Debussey This is a play pre-
sented by children for children of from
Z to 20 years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
IMMIGRANT AID
TO SPEAK HERE
Miss ROzaUsky to Address
Jewish Council.

Miss Cecilia ROzavsky Of St Louis. ~co-
editor Of The Immigrant" the official
organ OF the National Department of
Immigrant Aid. social worker and
lyceum speaker. will give an address at
the meeting OF the Council Of Jewish
Women to be held Tuesday, in the Tenn
pie The meeting has been changed
from Monday until Tuesday owing to
the twenty fifth anniversary celebration
of the Lafayette council section, where
Miss RozRvsky is to speak.
The lecturer is on a speaking tour OF
the Middle West for the purpose Of pre-
senting first hand information OF work
of the national department and its future
plans, and to arouse interest toward the
intensive Americanizntion program. which
the department is promuigating. She has
taught foreigners in settlement schools
under the board Of education In st. Louis
and was attendance officer for the 81.
Louis board OF education. She has
written many articles for papers and
periodicals concerning sociological and
civic problems.
A musical program Will be given at
the meeting by Miss Augusta Rentsch,
vocalist, accompanied by Mrs. S. L. Kiser.
The numbers will include THE Blind
ElOhLuhu ANAdA hFls ppAiS VI the MUM
(Case), and Nursery Rhymes" (Cur-
ram.
The council will hold the annual pre-
serve and jelly shower for the Cleveland
Orphans Home Tuesday and viii give a
card party at the Communal building on
Thursday. On the evening of Dec. II a
dance is to be given at the Communal
building A bazaar, when hand made
novelties and various kinds OF home made
cakes. candles, pastries and edlbles will
be sold. will be conducted Dec 22-23 at
the Frigid Air room, II East Market
street
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
Indiana League of
Women Voters Notes

The Sixth district conference held at
Connersville Nov. 81 was attended by
nearly 100 women from the various
league of the district and the banquet
dinner at the Country Club was served
to 175 men and women. Mrs. W. w.
Gaar of Richmond gave an interesting
account of her recent visit to the battle
fields in France; Mrs. A. II. Beardsley'
State president, spoke on the Modern
Woman's Relation to Her Community
and Claude Bowers of FIT. Wayne gave
an address on the Cost of War and the
gathering in every way and much credit
is due the district chairman, Mrs. Chris
tan Eby, of COnnersville.
The Richmond league has arranged for
a school of citizenship to be given in
connection with the city night school.
Glasses started Monday and will be held
each Monday night as long as the series
proves of sufficient value to the class
members.
Mrs. J. J. Littrell, chairman for the
Thirteenth district, has sent out the
completed program for the district con
ference to be held at South Bend next
Monday. The program is as follows
Welcome, Mrs. C.. A. Carlisle: response
Mrs. J. J. Littrell roll call OF leagues
reporting on membership, programs ano
special work; Our Anlnatlons' MIS- MS, a
II. Beardsley; Child Welfare Work,
Mrs. Wilbur Templin, Elkhart; The
Need of Well Qualified Health Workers,
Miss Carol i. Martin, Chicago; S0utf
Bends Civic Music" Mrs. Thad Keller
address, Mrs. James Morrison, Chicago
The conference opens at 10 a. m. anC
| both morning and afternoon sessions III
we'll as the noon luncheon will be glvel
| in the Y. NJ. G. A building.
Mrs R. E. Edwards of Peru. hrst Vlc'
president of the National League o
! women Voters, left the regional con
ference in Chicago Thursday for WASH
| inCton to attend conference OF tue ma
! tional leagues committee for the pan
! American conference next spring.
The Indiana league directors VINO Wer'
attending the regional conference in Chl
! Cago this week, held a meeting called BY
| the president, Mrs. A. II. Beardsley,
! the Congress Hotel to dispose Of press
| ing league matters and thus avoid IN
! calling of a December meeting AT IndI
! anaDoIis The main features considered
| nv fhe directors were: The appointment
! Of n committee to initiate steps to Sc
! cure for Indiana the appropriations fol
maternity and infancy as are now au
! thorized by passage of the Sheppard
| Towner BILL to discuss plans for proper
enforcement of school attendance laW'
! and to consider ways and means OF fur
| thering AmericanizatiOn Of alien citizens
The directors attending the meeting
were Mesdames A. II. Beardsley, H. =
Edwards, Elizabeth Earl, Guy Osbon, Z
! G. Warrington, Homer McCray. ora
! Ross. A. Il. Cox, c. A. Carlisle and MISS
! Adah Bush.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
BROADWAY NJ. E..
HYMN SERVICE
Sunday Evening Program OF
Sacred Song.

Sunday evening there will be sacred
song service at the Broadway NJ. q.
Church. which will include several num-
bers by the male quartette and chorus OF
forty five voices. The program is as fol-
lows:
organ Prelude upplication' (Frysin-
gerl.
Hymns-'How Firm a Foundation" and
True Hearted. Whole Hearted
Chorus-"Sweet Is the Light of Sabbath
Eve" (Adams).
Male Chorus.
Cornet Quartette-'In the Cathedral
(Barnard).
Ralph Whitaker. Dale Lentz. F. c. Will
liams and Morris Selvsg &c.
Chorus-"A Friend to Man" (Foss).
organ Offertory-"MelOdy" Oarvesl.
Male Quartette-"Saviour With Thee"
Chorus-"The Lord Is My Shepherd"
Tenor oHG soioWa1f With All Your Heart
J. G. Thomas.
Duet-Violin and Cornet.
c. B. Hodges and R. s. Whitaker.
Chorus-"God of Our Fathers" (Warren).
Male Chorus with Trumpets.
Organ POstlude-(W whiting.
Willard E. Beck is director Of the
chorus and Mrs. Mary E. White, or
ganist will be the accompanist-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
Parent Teacher Notes

School No. will follow the custom es-
tablished last year Of keeping open house
education week. Parents are especially
invited on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday, when all cooking, sewing and
shop work will be in full operation.
School No. 10 will have an open day
b Wednesday, from :15 to p. m; parents
are urged to be present. The business
meeting of the P. T. A. will be held at
BIB ?. m, and will be followed by
discussion Of school and home problems.
These discussions will be led by mothers
representing the primary, intermediate
and department groups.
School No. u will meet Wednesday
The following program has been ar
Algerian Lullaby; Sand Man. Fresh Air
Room; poem, Drip. Drip" Bruce Ennis
B; game, The Sleeping Princess B,
3 A; story, The Three Little Pigs"
Laura Wade, 3 A; playlet. The Stone
in the Road A; song, Wondering"
, B Choir.
School No. y will meet Wednesday
afternoon al rs p. N. Miss Clara Burn
sides will speak, and a musical program
viii be given by students Of the Indian
apOlis Conservatory of Music.
School No. 80 will hold its meeting on
Wednesday at 5 10 p. m, A speaker from
the Little Theater Society will talk on
the subject Of Proposed Dramas to Be
Given for Children. A musical program
will follow, including Christmas carols.
School No 81, the Parent-Teacher As
sociatiOn OF the school will hold its meet
ing on Wednesday al , 80 p. m. AdOlph
G.. Emhardt will speak On Child Labor
and School Attendance Laws Pupils
will exhibit work they have done during
school No. SO. the P T. A. of the school
viii hold the regular meeting on Wednes-
day at 3:15 D. N. Musical numbers will
be given By Mrs. Charles Ferguson, fol-
lowed b an address ty Judge Frank
Lair OF Juvenile court.
School No. 80. the P. t. A. of Franklin
School No. SO will hold it's meeting on
Wednesday at 10 p. M, at which time
there will be a special observance Of Ma
tionai Education week. The fOllowin g
program has been arranged: Music,
Ghosts Of Little White Roses" "Lul-
% The Honest Shoemaker" directed by
Miss Gale Hadsell; play %, ''Idowanna,"
directed by Miss Freda pOpp.
School No. %. the P. T. a. of School No.
70 met at p. m, on Thursday. A play,
''Silent Church" was presented by some
OF the mothers, after which tea was
served. The regular meeting day has
been changed to the first Wednesday of
School No. is the p. T. A. met wednes-
day afternoon. A group OF songs was
given by children in Pilgrim costume
son, followed by a play, six who
Pass While the Lentils Boil by Stewart
Walker, directed by Miss Gertrude Bueh-
School No. 81 The p. T. A. school No.
p. m Mr. Ellsworth Lowry of the
Normal Training School will speak on
Conservation of Childhood" A group of
songs viii be given By Miss Leona wright
accompanied sby-Ars- Roy Burtch.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03

Seventeenth street and College avenue.
entertained THURSDAY artrnoon for Mrs
Huntley.
Mrs. Frank E. Gilbert entertained with
a miscellaneous shower Thursday eve
ming at her home, 1888 Hoyt avenue, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Blanche NJ.
Gilbert, whose marriage to Ralph G.
Miller will take place Feb 10 color
scheme Of yellow and white was eff
fectvely used to decorate the rooms and
the gifts were presented in a wedding
bell. Miniature wedding bells were given
as guest favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ernst. 5000 Salem
street, announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Lucille, to Harry A. Mitchell
of Oil City, Pa, the wedding TO take
place Dec. 21
Mrs. Henry c. Thornton, 1909 North
Delaware street, entertained with a
luncheon bridge at the Woodstock Club
yesterday in honor of Miss Zelda Clev-
endger, whose engagement to Henry c..
hornton Jr. has been announced.
The Birthday Club will have an all
day meeting Wednesday. at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Sands, 753 East Me
earthly street.
Members of the Kappa Alpha Theta
Alumni Club will entertain children of the
Robert Long Hospital with ii Christmas
party, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Eugene
Sims is chairman Of the program COM
mittee, her assistants being Miss Grace
Parrot, Mrs. Charles Van Tassel and
Mrs. Thomas Luckett. The active chap
ter of the sorority Of Butler College will
hold open house tomorrow afternoon at
the chapter house in IrvingtOn for alum
nae women and their husbands.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03

companied by Mrs. r. E. Turner. Miss
Mccain Will give a group, including Ia
befs Spinning Song" and THE Spanish
Patrol" (TedeschD, and Mrs. Elliott will
sing in the vocal quartette, the numbers
being I'm the Carpenters Shop" Gay
FOSTER and when Grandma Danced the
Minuet" patty Stair.
Other numbers on the program will
include a two piano number, Allegretto
Nivace, Allegro Marciale, from Concerto
in fiat Qstz), Miss Lucille Lockman
and Miss Lucille Roark; voice number,
"Depuis lie Jour" (from Louise" Char
pentierl, Mrs. Il. S. Kinnard soprano, &C
cOmpanied by Mrs. r. S. Kiser Other mem
bers Of the quartette are Miss Charlotte
Lieber, Miss Esther Thornton and Miss
Emma Doeppers Mrs. f. T. Edenharter
will accompany the quartette Mrs. Hazel
Simmons Steele is in charge Of the gen
eral arrangements for the program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03

Propylaeum, Tuesday afternoon. Follow
ing the talks an open forum will be
conducted under the leadership Of Mrs.
Felix McWhirter. A program Of Christ
mas music Will be presented under the
direction of Mrs. James A. Moag.
Mr. and Mrs Lee H. Huntley Of Min
neapolis, MINI. have come TO spend sew
eral months with Mrs. Huntley's sister.
Mrs. II. G. Hersey and Mr.. Jersey, 1928
North Capitol avenue. Mr. Huntley has
come from South America, where he has
been doing hydro electric research work
In Columbia and Venezuela, Mrs. Clar-
ence Cole Of fine Herald Apartment,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
Marion County
". &. T. u. Notes

The Marion County W. c. T. U. Exec.
utive will have ne regular business meet
ing of the month at the Young Mems
Christian Association in room Mon
day at > O'Clock.
Leonard Y. z. r. will meet at O'Clock
Monday night at the home Of Mrs. Laura
B. Leonard, 1910 East Washington street
Mrs Eta Miller, 224 Good avenue, will
be the hostess for Tuxedo Union at :
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Palmer w c. T. L. will have an all
day institute Friday at the home of Mrs
E H Baker 2O14 West Morris street
Take West indianapolis car to Hiatt and
Morris. Lunch will be provided.
Veyhinger Union will meet with Mrs
Grace Altvater, G032 East Washington
street at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning
for an all day institute There will be a
business session in the morning and a
program of interest in the afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03

Mary Mae EndsIey, in a basket tied with
bows of blue and white. Twenty guests
were entertained and "bunco" was played.
Miss Leslie leaves for New York Friday.
Mrs. John Lloyd Elliott, 1882 College
avenue, will entertain Monday evening
with a musicale at her home David
Baxter, who Is well known In local mu-
steal circles, although located in Chi
cagO at present. will give the program.
accompanied by Mrs. F. r. Edenharter.
Mrs Elliott Will have MS her house guest
Mrs. Jessie Dean of Decatur.
A marriage announcement which comes
as surprise TO n number Of local folk
is that Of Miss Flora L. Messer of Blue
stone, Ky, to DR.. Arthur l.. Steward of
this city. The ceremony was solemnized
in the Central Christian Church, Louis
Vile. by the Rev. Albert Nichols Thurs
day. DR.. and Mrs Stewart will be at
home at 1908 Carrolton avenue after
Dec. 5.
Mrs. Daniel Mcintosh Of Worthington,
formerly Of this city, is passing few
days with friends in the city.
Mrs. 7, j. Bendheimer, AS Grace street,
announces inc marriage OF her daugE-
ter, Lena G.. Galberth, to Charles A.
Davis which took place Thursday even
ing, the Rev. Frank Il. Dawson Of the
Engelwood Christian Church reading the
service. The bride wore n handsome
gown Of blue georgette crepe with cor
sage Of bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Will make their home in Indianapolis
Indiana Indorsers Of Photoplay will
meet Tuesday morning In the parlors Of
the Womens Department of the Fletcher
American Bank
Mrs Dorothy NJ Woods will read the
first episode of Experience" and an ar
rangement Of the second act Of Samson
and Delilah" at the meeting of the Little
TEeater Society Thursday evening in the
public library. Miss Marion G. Williams,
contralto, will give the musical program.
Mrs. Eugene Fife is in charge of the ar
rangements for the meeting.
Delta Tau Danes will meet with Mrs.
Noble Parker. 1890 Park avenue, Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 10.
Presidents of affiliated clubs will give
two minute talkG on "Your Keynotes for
the Year" at the meeting of the Local
Council Of Women to be held in the