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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
0 O'CLOCK HIGH
MASS AT ST. RITA'S.

High mass will be observed at 8 a. m.
Sunday at St. Rita's. The program is as
follows:
Mass in honor of Our Lady OF Pompen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Eduardo Mario
Ofertory-"Regina CoelI."
Benediction .........,......W. c. Peters
The members of the choir are; So
pranos, Mrs Mary Waller, Mrs. Theresa
MCGEE, Mrs J. Lancaster, Miss Bertha
Finn, Mrs. Veronica Num-. Altos, Miss
Molly Finn. Miss Sadie Finn. Mrs. Lucia
Penick. Tenor, Frank Garten, Bassos, B.
K. Garten. Miles GLrton.
Mrs. Gertrude Gartin, organist.
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Churches of City TO Observe Easter
Sunday by Sacred Musical Programs

lie . ns.a Weeping Now is over
The Message of the Women. .........
.......... Christ the Lord Is Risen
Ladies' Chorus
The Walk to Emmaus =. Abide with Me
The Ascension. Lift Up Your Heads
Tenor Solo, Mr.. C. G.. Carlisle
The Hallelujah Chorus. .... Piano Solo
Miss Velma Tyler
Mems Share in Christs Victory: ...33,
............:... Now Is Christ Risen
Final Chorus
Benediction by Pastor
CELEBRATIONS ANNOUNCED
AT ST. PAULS CHURCH.
The following order of services are
announced for Sunday at st. Pauls Epis-
copal Church:
First Celebration-f 80 A. M
ProcesSional-"COme Ye Faithful
Semi Choral Communion and Chant.
Recessional-"At the Lambs High
Second Celebrations A. NJ
Cn chareD
-Festel Celebration-1O:4 5 A. M
Processional--'The Golden Glowing
1ntr afr AntSEem-cirst Is Risen rc 'oun0
versicles Chant ................... Tails
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover" Lansing
EGt4Fia T Ta9enm IN r sReIiey
Etol4Nd 4G0GuAAl III L. IL Ae'
ofrer to ......... Bracket
Harry w. owe.
~S10Eia n Observation-Disclosures 1csis, LOUIS Tours
Rec essi n@ the Angels Sweet;
y mEvening-7 :45 t0'iCicckN
Observation-Disclosures, Awake Glad
Festival I'e Magniticat in F Clough Leighter
Festival Nunc Dimittis in F........
Anthem-"Alleiuia! Hail with Glad:
one FSS2 'Ainthe:mi-"Life's ResaTree-
tion Hour" ...............N eidlinger
Observation-Disclosures the Angels Sweet;
Mi y s Magy Hom6arg. soprano. S'niinnS
: Mrs. J. J. Voelcker, cOntralto.
Harry W. Lowe, tenor.
John Mcconnell. bass.
Carl J. Sell, pianist.
Clarence Ii. Carson, choirmaster and
Vested chorus choir.
MENDELSsOHN's MUSIC
on MORNING PROGRAM.
At All Souls Unitarian Church the
following musical program will be given
at II a m. Sunday:
Resurrection MOrn............. johnston
Variations on an Old Easter Melody
.-..-...-.'..'.... w est
Romance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WienlaWski
Violin, Organ.
Hosanna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. trainer
Voice, Cello. Violin, Organ.
Offertory
Spring Song. Menoelssohh
Ecstasy ...............- ...--.... bdHAe
Violin, Cello, Organ.
Ofertory.
Violin, Cello, Organ.
Postlude-Easter March. ........ Merkel
Those who viii present the program
will be Adelaide Conte. voice; Gertrude
Conte. cello; William Cane, violin and
ME- c A BrockMay. organ.
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Well KnOlUn Singers
to Express Beauty
of Easter in Present.
ing Old CantGtds,
as We'll as Special
Solos.

sextette of male voice will sing new
arrangement of Galleries. "Rebina Coeli'
easter Hymn.
Recessional.
80 p. NJ Pontifical Vespers.
Preceded by fifteen minute organ re-
cital
Psalms, hymns and Motets arranged
from Vatican Melodies by Singenberger.
Union Chorus AVE Verum" -. Gounod
Double Chorus ''Tantum Ergo"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. op. Nldor
RecessionaI Hymn to the Pope Ganss
Members of the choir are: Henry e.
Calland, George A. Smith, Bernard g.
thinner, William r. Fogarty, Humbert
P. Pagan, Paul j. Smith, HARM p.
O'Connor, Paul O'Haire, C. A. O'Conn r,
Edward La Shelle, Oliver d. Borcherding,
Robert NJ. O'Connor and Joseph j. VOlz.
Miss Frances B. Spencer Is the organ
list and Elmer Andrew Steffen. director
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High school Girls at the 1850, O'Clock


l. He IS Risen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bolman
q Our Risen King ............... Laud
5. W hat Could Ny Jesus DO Morel
The children OF the lower grades win
render an Easter program at the o o'clock
Mass.
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CHILDRENS CHOIR To
SING AT st. MARY's.

The following program Will be OBJ
served at st. Marys Catholic Church
Sunday:
s A. NJ. Mass
Allelulia, Allelulia. Let the Holy Anthem
Rise
Haec dies.
Christ. the Lord, is risen today.
The dawn was pUrpling Ger the sky.
Hail! The holy day Of days.
Children's choir.
10 10 O'Clock
1.-THE Lord Is Risen" Wenninger
80, Hail the Day Of Days. -. Hellebusch
Easter Dawn ....,...... .Mackie Boyer
st. Mary's Academy orchestra
High Mass at 1890 O'Clock
"Vldi Aquam' ........ ...... Leyendecker
''Missa" de S. S. Nomlne Jesq:
"Offertory" Terra Tremult. .... Wiegand
Communion" melody in f .Rubenstein
Orchestra.
"RecessionaT' Jesus Lives
Choir and orchestra.
-Vespers and Beneditcion, P NJ
Vespera de Confessores. .......... Kahn
Magnlhcat .....-....... ..-,...... Mozart
Regina, Coeh ...................We Werner
o Salutaris NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Werner
Tantum Ergo observation-disclosures. Webbe
TIE Deum.
The members of St Mary's choir are :
Soprano, Mrs. Joseph LAUDER. Misses
Edna Buennagle. Alvina Sellmyer Mrs
Connolly. Miss Adelaide Buehler, Miss
Haushour.' Miss Mayme McAtee. Altos,
Miss Ruth Hauser, Miss Henrietta
Schuck, Miss Clara KOera Miss Mead.
Tenors, Frank LAUDER, Albert Berberich,
Joseph LAUDER, William Loechle Bassos,
George Z. Schmitt, Thomas Keller Lii
brarian. Frank Krackenfelz. Organist,
Mrs. George E. Schmitt.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
To ATTEND MASS

St Anthony's Catholic Church an
nounces the following program:
Mass in Honor OF st. Edward A. J. Silver
Odertory, vial Aquam.,.... II. Tappert
Regina tOeH .......4.. y. M4LtcItE
The members Of the choir are:
Sopranos. Miss Della Dugan, Miss Alice
Feeney, Miss Sadie sheridan, Miss Clara
Bussld, Miss Alice Atkinson. Miss Marie
Lyons. Altos, Mrs. Edward Mahoney,
Jasper Vance, Joseph Whelan. Bassos,
Miles Feeney. John Dugan, Francis Du-
gan. Edward Mahonsy. Miss Helen
O'GRra, organist.
High school Girls at the 1850. O'Clock
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EASTER SUNDAY PLANS
AT BEVILLE AVENUE CHURCH.

Two musical programs will be given
Sunday at the Beville Avenue Evangel-
zeal Church. David Lawrence Neafus is
director.
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SOLEMN PROCESSION
AT SACRED HEART CHURCH.


At the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
solemn procession will take place at
the a. m. Mass, during which Easter
carols will be sung.
FIRST SOLEMN HIGH MASS.
Introit, Gradual, Sequence and Com
munio .............. Gregoran Chant
jubilee Mass ................N... GruDer
Offertory, Terra Tremuit' y Weigand
Following the High Mass \Gounod's
praise Ye the Father" will BE rem
dered.
SOLEMN HIGH MASS AT 0:15 O'CLOCK
Program Of first Mass repeated.
SOLEMN VESPERS AT 2 :30A
Psalms and antiphOns from the YES
pers for Easter Sunday.
Vespers-Four voices ............ Kahn
Magn1hcat .,......',........ Kahn
Regina CoelI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. werner
q Salutarls ..........,......... Wlegand
Iantum Ergo ............-...- mamma
Papal Hymn Following Benediction..
NTd uSS
Z. J. BOerger, Organist and Director.
NEWLY ORGANIZED CHORUS
TO SING AT SERVICES.
III a, J. II
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The following program Of Easter music
will be given Sunday at st. PauIs II. E.
Church.
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EASTER HYMNS TO BE
PRESENTED AT ST, BRI

The ChiIdren's Choir will render Easter
hymns at the s o'clock mass Sunday
morning at st. Bridgets Catholic Church
The music for the 10 o'clock mass is as
follows:
Vidi Aquam Observation-Disclosures. Peters
mabS ...'.'....s' .--.....-s-sss-.. 6leg
OhertOry, Regina Coeli. Werner
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Quart

Mrs. Ray Barnes, soprano; Miss Selma
Zahl, contTalto; Mr.. Andrew Smith,
tenor; Mr.. A D. Hit, baritone.
Postlude-"Grand March" ...... Lemaire
Mrs. S. K. Ruick organist.
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Postlude-Easter March......... Merke
Those who will present the program
will be Adelaide Conte. voice; Gertrude
Conte, cello; William Cane, violin an(
Mrs. c. A. Brockway, organ.
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The Rev. ". n. Harris OF the Garden
Baptist Church Will take as his Sunday
morning sermon. Easter Hope" and at
night, The Death Sentence"
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organist.
Vested chorus choir.
MENDELSSOHN'S MUSIC
80 -~nDNHn DDnEntN

At All Souls Unitarian Church The
following musical program will be given
at II a N. Sunday:
Resurrection Morn............. Johnston
Variations on an Old Easter Melody
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The following program will be OBJ
served at st. Mary's Catholic Church
Sunday:
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400 YOUNG PEOPLE

To ia hfI IlNINI N oLEbF AOEs
About four hundred young people will
take part in the Sunday Easter services
at the Central Avenue Methodist Sun
day School.
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IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, Use SAGE TEA

That beautiful, even shade OF dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture Of Sage Tea and Sui
phur. You hair is your charm. 1t
makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an
application or two Of Sage and Sui
phur enhances its appearance a hun
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition Of
other ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. 1t is called Wyeths
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and
lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses ''Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
it darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell it has been APP
piled. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through the hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair has disappeared. and after an
other application it becomes beauti-
fully dark and appears glossy and
Observation-Disclosures
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TRIPS AT FOURSCORE
Master Urges Dance for Longevity

had not prevented the whitening Of
his hair, but otherwise his appear
ance could almost be called youth
full.
Yes, I certainly feel young" the
dancing master said, And the fact
can be largely attributed to the ex-
teRsive exercise I've had in dancing
There's nothing finer, and hundreds
Of people I've instructed came to me
for the exercise in it, without caring
about the entertainment that it at
fords
The entertainment and the music
are the best of nerve tonics. while the
physical movements can be depended
upon to keep up the circulation. It's
good for the old people. too many Of
whom sit around just as if they were
waiting to die No wonder they're
afflicted with rheumatism and other
troubles that afflict them as they ad-
vance in age"
Association with children in his ju-
venile classes has also helped to keep
BOurnique Young, he thinks. He has
been teaching correct dancing to chill
dIen since 1867, when he opened his
studio here.
That the aged instructor would la
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BY RODNEY BUTCHER


CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-The royal road
to the century mark leads up and
down the ballroom floor.
This road is recommended by Au-
gustus +. Bournique, veteran Chi
cago dancing master who during the
past sixty years has taught several
generations Of Chicago's social lum-
inaries to trip the light fantastic
gracefully, and having failed to lose
any Of his nimbleness at the age Of
so, expects to be alive to join the
ranks Of the centenarians in another
twenty years.
Eighty years unattended by rheu-
matism or arches and pains of any
sort, is attributed by the aged dancing
master to the exercise involved in the
great amount of dancing he has done.
and Bournique also thinks his lessons
lave done a great deal TO keep aches
and pains away from such leading
families here are the Pullmans, the
Philip Sheridans, the Armours, the
Potter Palmer and the Kimball
families.
\ reporter who called on old Mr.
Bournique Monday found that dancing
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rnent the passing of the olden dances
perseded by the fox trot, was inevi-
table. but he thinks he will live to
see their revival.
"Ah," he said, with a reminiscent
twinkle in his eyes. "the good old
quadrille, the gallop, the two-step, the
Virginia reel and the rest Of them
they are all gone. But they will come
back some day. They say history
repeats itself. and those good old
dances will return.
Grace and department are quail
ties which lie dormant in the human
race, and only need the desire, fol
lowed by a little directed concentraa
ton and application to awaken them.
They have a wide influence IN build
ing and establishing character. Dane
ing when properly conceived, adapted
and taught awakens these dormant
qualities, help to develop character
and at the same time affords pleas
ure. The practical value of dancing
from an educational standpoint is
universally recognized"
Mrs. Bournique, who helped build
up her husbands fashionable school,
is four years his junior and in equal
good health. The aged couple will
celebrate their siXtieth wedding an
niversary in June.
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CHAIN SAVES WOMAN
Restraints Cow After First Vicious At
tack and GOring.

CHICAGO, Oct 24-Mrs. Thomas
Mullin Of Glenham. Duchess County.
treated by hospital surgeons for seri-
Gus injuries received by an attack
from a cow, was saved from death
by the length of chain the cow had
on it's neck. When she was going
home in the forenoon with some
packages. the COW grazing at the
roadside, suddenly rushed at her.
threw her to the pavement and gored
her. When she regained conscious
ness the COW was struggling to gore
her again, but the chain prevented
another attack.
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The Friday Afternoon Reading Club
will meet this week at the home of
Mrs. George w. Boyd. Mrs. Harry
Wade will speak on IAN Airplane Voy-
age" and Mrs. l. t. Moore on Dis
CUSTOM
The McIlvaine-Kothe auxiliary Of
the American Legion will give a card
party Saturday afternoon at the Athe.
naeum.
The disabled veterans Of the Meth.
odist Hospital will be the guests Of
the boxing commission this evening
at Tomlinson Hall. Mrs. c. e. Bar
ney Of the Rainbow Veterans Asso-
citation will chaperon the party.
Mrs. Thomas L. Darmody enter
tanned the members of the Late Book
Club at her home this afternoon. Mrs
d. Bruce spoke on New French
Leaves"
At a meeting of the Proctor Club
at the home of Mrs. S. r. Sheerln this
afternoon Mrs. T. A. Wynn spoke on
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop" and Mrs.
j. A. Thompson on Charles Warren
StOddard.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles r. Williams of
Princeton, n. J., Will be the guests OF
honor at a dinner party to be given
this evening at the Spink-Arms by the
members Of the indianapolis Lake
Erie College Alumni Association.
Green and white, the college colors,
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HOW TO GET RID OF
DANGEROUS DANDRUFF

II you have dandruT you must get rid
Of it quickly--it's positively dangerous
and will surely destroy your hair IL you
don't.
Dandruff means faded, brittle, scraggly
hair that finally dies-new hair will not
grow-then you are bald and nothing can
help you.
The sure way to abolish dandruff for
good is to destroy the germ that causes
it. To do this quickly, safely and most
effectively ges from your druggist a
bottle Of Partisan Sage This is guar
snteed to Danish all dandruff, stoP Itch
ing scalp and falling hair. and stimu-
late new hair to grow.
Partisan Sage is scientific prepare
ton that SUPPLIES hair needs-an anti
septic liquid neither sticky or greasy,
easy to use, and daintily perfumed.
II you want beautiful, soft. thick lus-
trous hair. and lots of it, use Partisan
Snge. Don't delay-begin tonight
little attention now insures abundant
hair for vezE=-to dyerti eemant
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ICE CREAM PAUNCH
Substitute for Beer Bay Wind0zU

Treating in such firmly grounded
national habit, that prohibition only
switched its workings from saloon to
sweet shop, the insurance men say:
Men who used to treat guests.
friends and customers at bars now
entertain them at meals, buying food,
pastries and sweets and other items
that produce obesity" says tho re.
port. The result is that while pro-
hibition has been peacefulness, 1t ma
terIally has helped fat to become an
enemy Of human longevity.
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BIZ United AetCs
CHICAGO, Oct. 24-The beer bay
window" has been replaced by the
ice cream paunch. and of these two
the latter Is the bigger. according to d
national health survey made public
here Monday by the National Life
Insurance Company. which declares
the great American waist line IS be-
coming greater, and that the United
States seems doomed 10 become a
Nation Of fat men.
Thousands Of belts have been let
out one. two or even three notches
since prohibition, the survey finds,
and vest buttons have popped with
such frequency as to indicate that
by the time Roscoe Arbuckle returns
to the movies. he will find countless
potential rivals.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
HOLDSL LUNCHEON
FORTS MEMBERS
Four O'clock Tea at John Her.
ron Art Institute Is Fea-
ture of Program.
ture of Program.

A three-day convention Of the In
diana Federation of Woman's Clubs
opened at the Claypool Hotel today.
The morning was spent in registering
with the credentials committee. From
the list Of registrant apr roximately
400 are expected to attend he conyen-
ton. At noon there was a luncheon
at the CIaypool Hotel for the men,
bers Of the executive board and at 2
O'Clock there was a council meeting
which was attended by the residents
Of all the clubs, at which the policy
Of the Federation for the coming year
was discussed. Mrs. ". J. Torrance
presided over the meeting which was
In the nature of an open forum.
At o'clock an Art Tea was to be
given at the John Heron Art Insti-
tute at which talks were to be made
on the various pictures and statues
and tea served in the main room
Assembly Room Decorated
Tonight there VIII be a meeting in
the assembly room, which viii be
decorated with autumn leaves and
vines and orange and cOrn-colored
tulle. Mrs. William NJ. Zeller, sec
ond vice president, will preside and
Governor McCray will deliver an ad-
dress Of welcome. One Of the prtn-
cipal addresses at this meeting viii
be made by DR.. Earl Barnes OF Phil
adelphia, who will speak on THE
Unsettled Position Of Women"
The hospitality committee for to-
day is composed OF Mrs. Warren T.
McCray, Mrs. Z. C. Rumpler, Mrs.
Walter Greenough. Mrs. William II.
Herschell. Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb,
Mrs. William Dobson and Mrs. Err
nest De Wolf Wales.
The officers luncheon at noon. and
tomorrow at the ClaypoOl and the
conservation luncheon Thursday noon
at the Lincoln Hotel. are being ar
ranged by the following committee:
Mrs. c. F. Austin, Mrs. o. L. Huey,
Mrs. Fermer Cameron, Mrs. Martin
Wallick, Mrs. c. B. Stoltz. Mrs. Leo
K. Fesler, Mrs. ". H. BlOdgett. Mrs.
Joel Wilmoth. Mrs. Richard Brooks
and Mrs. James Berry.
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Soul Food Is Necessary to Hold
Husband Kiss, Expert Declares

BD United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-Establishment
Of kiss clinics 70. manageable girls.
10 solve American divorce problem,
vas urged today by Irene Bordoni.
Iarisien stage beauty.
Miss Bordent declared marriage in
this country has become a farce
through failure Of young wives to kiss
properly.
They kiss with their lips-not
with their soul. she declared.
a womans whole heart should be
put into every kiss she gives her
husband"
And the petite Irene whose kissing
has won the plaudits OF continents
puckered her own luscious lips. in n
most seductive manner.
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These two French lasses show you
what's what in hats and how it is
being worn. To reveal the eyebrow
is almost as bad form as to expose the
ear.
The hat above is of dark red vel
vet with cockade OF black ribbon
the one below is OF taupe Telvet
trimmed with sequins In shades Of
blue and orange.
Both models are for street wear
and are recommended as fitting &C
compartments for the stylish costume
suits.
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"A kissable woman will keep any
normal man anchored at home" she
declared. and all who heard and saw,
believed.
Too many wives think they can
hold their husbands through their
stomachs." she continued.
You can starve a mans body, but
let his soul go hungry for love and
the marriage knot will soon be united
Scientific love is more practical than
domestic science"
In order TO teach girls the value Of
a kiss before they are married, Miss
Bordoni suggested the operation of
scientific kiss clinic In conjunction
with all divorce courts.
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green. a color no one else wears nearly
as well as the red-haired woman. Or
child, Of course, always is thought of
first when mentioning colors for the
woman with Titan locks. Browns
usually are becoming. You should be
able to wear almost any shade of blue.
And black probably brings out the
beauty of your hair. Only pink ami
red are to be avoided-and some red.
haired women wear even those shades.
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Marriage a la Mode

When a Chinese proposes mar
rage he sends TO the family Of the
woman Of his choice a card bear.
ing his ancestral name and the
eight characters which denote the
hour. day, month ana year OF his
birth.
Her family. II kindly disposed
consult "A fortune teller who de
cides If the bethrothal would be
auspicious.
II the decision Is favorable the
girls family prepare similar
card which is presented to the
sutton
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Mrs. Philip Zoercher and Mrs. Sam
ueI Elliott Perkins are two Of the
Indianapolis women who have had
an important part in arranging the
program for the three-day conven-
ton OF the Indiana Federation of
Women's Club, which opened today at
the Claypool Hotel.