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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-25

Aviation Oillng System Used.
Airplane system OF oiling is being
applied to the motor car.
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New York Again Leads.

There are some 5000 gasoline sta.
lions In New York State.
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and acts as an oil level indicator, BY
electrical connections the horn is
honked when the float drops and
closes a contact. or the light blinks
when the float rises until it closes
another contact.
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GREENSBURG-That her husband
spent 9S cents on her in a year was
the charge Of Mrs. Velva Reynolds in
a suit for divorce.
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CRAWFORDSVILLE-when Julius
Burlington OF this city and A J. Kidd
OF Brazil attended the 154th Infantry
Regiment reunion here. they met for
the second time in sixty years.
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TIPT0N-A sneak thief stole a
pearl ring and wrist watch from Mrs.
Roy Grimstead's home but returned
them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-25

NORTH WEBsTER-A fish said to
b twelve feet long IS giving summer
resorters and anglers a scare at Chap
man Lake.
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Observation-Disclosures are enjoy
ing their fall fune as fresh gravel is
being placed on roads In every town
ship Of this county.
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K0K00I0-It was all an afternoons
work for John Clark held on charge
Of stealing three automobiles and rob
bing two houses.
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BLUFFTON-Prsvio 20 her mar
rage profanity was unknown to her
vocabulary. Mrs. Velma Sheets says
IN her divorce suit charging her hus-
band with cursing her.
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COLUMBUS-one look at the inside
Of the city Jail was enough and c. D.
Merit fed from the door while Onicer
Valley fred but the bullet did not catch
up with him.
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KOKOM0-For hunting frogs IN the
city limits along Wildcat Creek, Her
man Jamison and Albert Ritz were
fined.
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FRANKFOR T-Excitement was
created by George Stein OF Chicago.
believed to have g lapse Of memory.
when he ran down q street shouting
'Terre Haute. five thousand on Terre
Haute."
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wASHINGT0N-Members OF the
board Of review raised valuations in
many cases but dealt kindly with
themselves by lowering their own
says the Washington Demo
FRAT
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BLUFFT0N-Becauss rs was made
to wash the dishes. Harvey Ktzer, Il
said he set fire TO a barn.
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BLOoN1NGTON-Fred franklin Of
Freedom raised a watermelon weigh
ing fifty-three pounds and claims State
honors.
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WARSAW-Her husbands refusal
70 let her 80 to church caused Mrs.
Carl J. Burleson TO file suit for d.
Vorce
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Miss Elizabeth kuntz
Weds

The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Bosmond Knntx. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer r.. kunsx. 20 Mr..
Everett Hal watson. was soIem.
nixed Saturday evening. November
IS. in Carpenters hall In West Sc
attic. with the Rev Charles E. stan
ton OF she West Seattle Christian
church officiating.
Miss Bertha Scott. the maid Of
honor. and Miss Mae Hughes an
bridesmaids. wore attractive froeks
and carried arm bouquets Of pink
and white chrysanthsmums Alice
whifmors and Marion Kerstsr. the
flower girls. wore dainty whits
dresses and carried tiny baskets
filled with yellow pompom chrysan.
thcmums- Mr.. Charles Huntiey Was
Mr.. Watson's xroomsman-
The bride. who came In with her
father. was very charming In her
bridal dres. Of cream charmeuse
Her veil OF tulic fell Ia graceful
folds and was fastened 10 her brow
with a wreath OF orange blossoms
ophella roses and lilies OF tho valley
In a lovely shower were her flowers.
Miss Katherine whltmore Of An.
napoIis played the wedding march
from -Iohcngrin.~ and Mrs. George
Kerster of Port Orchard sang 20
Promise Me- just before the eere.
mony.
After the ceremony theirs was
reception and supper One hundred
guests attended tho celebration.
Tho out-of.town guests were Mr.
and Mrs George Ksrster and fam.
lily. Mr.. Daniel Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs q. A. kuntx Of Port Orchard.
MFR. and Mrs. o. y. whitmore and
family Of Annapolis. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Newton and Charles. Jr.. Of
Auburn. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Watson OF Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs Watson left for a
short wedding trip to Canada. and
viii be at home after January 1
At 4sos Admiral way. They are
both graduates Of the West Seattle
high school.
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Dance to Compliment
EndnQed Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Manford @. Rogers
OF Auburn win entertain with a
dance Wednesday evening, November
20, In compliment 70 Miss Marion
wurzbacher and their son, Mr.
Nathaniel Stuart Rogers. whose mar
rage will he soiemnized December
~.
A large number OF young people
are going out for the affair.
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Personal

Mrs. w n, Taylor. who has been
visiting In the East for several
months. IL expected 10 return Docem.
Der .. she will bs accompanied
West by her sister. Mrs. O. w. Hfear.
OF Northampton. Mass. who viii
be her guest for tho winter
Mr. and Mrs william Dosing arc
receiving Fluctuations upon tho birth
Of sou. November "a, at tho
swedish hospital
MIR. and Mrs. willard T, Goodwin
have arrived from iiankow. China.
where they have been residing for
th~e years. and are visiting Mrn.
Goodwin'a parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
W. nridgeman.
Mrs Lyman Colt returned this
week from a two months visit In tho
East
Mira. Judd NJ Elliott In spending n
few weeks IN Aberdeen. Waiting rela.
tives.
Mm. William H. Collier Jeff re-
Gently Tor California. where shs
plans 20 spend tho winter. dividing
her tins between Ran Francisco
and Los Angeles.
Mrs. Charles A. Hanover Of Salt
Lake city " IN. guest OF Dr. and
Mrs.. A. ID. Toilcfsen for a fortnight
Mrs. Horace Rand. who has be.n
seriously M. Il convai~scinx ut tho
Hotel acrrento.
Mrs. Francis Guy Frink and
daughter. Miss Gloria Frink. have
returned from a few days spent In
Victoria. n. c.
A group Of girls who are attend
Ing Mlss Ransomc's school At Pied
mont. Cal. will return 10 spend
their Christmas vacations az their
homes here They include the
Misses Jane stinwon. Lucy Glen
Kerry. Marie Greer. Betty Morrison.
Janet Henry. Jean Fay. Jane Net.
tieson and virginia Roberts.
Dr. and Mrs. Jossph T.. Lane. az
Seattle. have recently returned 20
the United States. after spending a
year and half IN the principal elm.
A.. - fa~arU n.ffn nefttu ana Nj
emma Mrs. Lane wlll remain IN the
Fast FOR n few weeks sn thu su~st %
her brothers pr Max fr~yd of the
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Seattle
>JoCiet4
Prominent Young Couple
Have Charming Home
Wedding, Tea WW
Honor Mrs. Alexander.


JutE marriage OF Miss Hasel Allan.
L daughter OF MIR. and Mrs, Hard
mg Y, Allan. 20 MIR. wendali Blake
Myers. son OF Judge and Mrs. N. a.
T.. Myers. was solemnined last even.
inG at the Allan residence. Rev.
sidney Morgan read the service al
9 o'clock. before n screen OF yellow
chryaanthemums and hnckieberry
greens arranged In front OF the fire.
place. Palms, ferns and chrysan'
themums were banked on either side
and in the background were high
candclahra bearing lighted tapers.
Tho bridesmaids. Miss Lucia
Naacham. Miss Ellen Dulmage. Miss
Roberta Church and Miss Bernctta
Barbour, wore gowns fashioned after
the same model. Of gccrgette crepe,
tho skirts finished with Ions points
and the bodices tight and without
sleeves. Miss Barbour wore orchid
shade deepening 20 lilac. Miss
Church. orchid and pale green; Miss
McAcham, blue and silver gray. and
Miss puimage. blue. shading from a
delicate tint to the deeper tones.
rhsv wore silver wfcaths on their
hair. and carried arm bouquets Of
Columbia roses and pink bcuvardia
The BRIDES sister. Miss Helen Al
Ian. attended her sister as maid OF
honor. She was very charming In a
frock OF canary.coiored chiffon vel
vet and sold cloth. the gown show
ing n sraped skirt and small train
she we're riiet OF gold leaves In
her hair and her flowers were Co.
luubia roses tied with graceful
streamers Of blue tuiie.
Virginia Dore. the brides ni.ce.
Vas an attractive train-hearrr. wear.
ing a dress Of she'll pink gcorrette
trimmed In Irish lace and dainty
ribbons. Mr.. Jack Scurry. the
<room's cousin. was his best man.
The bride. given in marriage BY
her father. was very lovely In her
wedding gown OF ivory gcorgette,
procaded IN chiffon velvet. softly
draped. Her veil Of rare old rose
ootns lace was fastened TO her Golf.
f.uc by a coronct Of the lace and
hald az each side BY tiny clusters OF
1IMnXN UI0t-0t4tr~ ~ 8*tN y -
Of orchids. opbeiIa roses and hlea OF
the valley was carried
A reception and supper followed
tho ceremony, with Miss Ruth BAN
eoed. Miss Grace Epperson. Miss
shdys Epperson. Miss Rachel MD
Iock ana Miss Margaret Brady OF
Tacoma. assisting.
Mr.. Myers and his bride left Tor
Vancouver. H. c.. on their weddinE
trtp. Mrs. Myers wore Wnaf'
shrp~ piece costume OF black dusesyn
trimmed IN beige. a snug fitting mai
ana STONE rnartcn furs- Her eorsars
was OF orchids They viii be ~
nome at the Wing Point Country
club sfser December l.
Both the bride and groom attended
the University OF Washington
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Thrift Shop Has
Attractive Donations

The Thrift Shop Of the orthopedic
hospital has received many attractive
donations recently. such as beauti-
full party gown. a large number OF
gloves, 5N in size, and some very
nice dishes, which are being offered
81 very reasonable prices at its place
Of business at 511 Stewart st.
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L. o. f.. Club at
Orthopedic Tea Shop
Sntatrd1u

Mrs. w r. Robinson viii be host
ess Saturday for the l.. o. e. club at
the Orthopedic Tea Shop. Assisting
viii be Mrs. j. r.. Nicholson. Mrs.
Anory Bell. Mrs, w. n. Farley, Mrs,
~ l.. Ong. Mrs w c. Holder, Mrs.
Inv Young Mrs. Ida Carter, Mrs.
n4i Croxsman and MRS. G. q. Cant.
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Knights Of Columbus
Dance

The knights OF Columbus have
completed arrangements for their
annual informal Thanksgiving dance.
The affair. which Ia for members and
friends, will take place at knights
OF Columbus hall. Harvard ave. and
Union st., Wednesday evening. No
vember ~.
The committee in charge Includes
Mr.. a T. Morrison. Mr.. g. r.. Trcen
and Mr.. j. yidone, chairman.
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Luncheon and
To,rel ShoiUer

A. a pre-nuptiai compliment 20
Mis- Gertrude Eiford. Mrs. Howard
a. woolsson Qxafherine Daily v en-
tertaininx saturday with a luncheon
o. eight covers at her home. 1901
10th ave. ~. r.. Additional 9nosss
have been invited for the afternoon.
when q towel shower viii be an
ADDED compliment
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Bridge Tea at
Mime. PIess's Home

The women's University club VIII
have a bridge tea at the home OF
Nine. Myra Pless. 4s1 Harvard ave.
~. on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. the proceeds TO be added 70
the furnishing fund OF the new club
house
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Entertain at
Suburban Home

Mr.. r. q. Whiting entertalne1
s,rbt members Of her bridge club az
luncheon wednesday at her home at
Richmond Beach. and in the evening
DR.. and Mrs. Whiting were hosts al
: dinner OF IS covers At their home.
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MAGIC HAND (
HITS THRACE
Turks Find Nothing but De-
serted Towns
ny EDWARD D. BrNo

ADRfANoPLE. Nov. a. EeWsrn
Thrace resembles an enchanted
country which. by magic word
from some sinister chief of the IN.
derworid. suddenly lost fits inhabs-
tants while their dwellings were
spared to serve az such wftnsases Of
"A once flourishing life which h nov
but a memory Of the past
Here and there a burning village.
flaming like huge torch. recalls
with particular vlgor tho century
old hatred and passion which divided
the population 81 this unfortunate
country into hostile camps.
The landscape stretching lons
both sides OF the moving train 10
dotted with completely deserted VIII
lagos The Turkish population.
naturally, remains In the country. be-
tagging their homes IN the expect
ancy Of the arrival OF the Turkish
nationalist gendarmer1e.
A. for tho Greek civilians. they
carried out an exodus the like II
which IL rare IN world history. Tbs
assurances Of the Allied and Turkish
authorities that the Greek popuia-
ton may safely stay in the countEyy
are OF no avail The unfortunsfs
refugees remember the systemstio
destruction OF Western Asia Minor.
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Dinner Will Honor
Mrs Tru1r

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnston WIN
entertain with q dinner of twelve
covers at their home Saturday eve
ming. honoring Mrs. Perry b. Truax.
Who returned this week from trip
abroad.
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Fnmilu Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Elford VIII en-
terrain with family dinner OF
twelve covers at their home on
Thanksgiving.
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Thanksgiving Dinner
at SnOqudlmie

DR.. and Mrs. A. y. Toilefsen are
sponsoring a no-host Thanksgiving
dinner for twenty. at snoaualmie
next Thursday.
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Cards Ont for Tea

Mrs.. Earl Jarniscn has issued CARDS
Tor a tea at her home Tuessiay after
noon. December S. aftsr = o'clock IN
honor Of Mn. n. v. Alexander.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

logoa IN the orient" Mrs Hub.
bard's long residence ia tho Orient
gives tho background OF actual cx.
peri.noe. which is proving enlighten'
ing 10 all college women. The needs
OF those Christian colleges OF tho
Orient claim the help OF all intsr.
ested In the education OF women for
they are the only standardized WON.
ems colleges Of Asia
Minn Lillian Goan. a student at
the University OF Washington. will
sing. Luncheon at H.
Stevens women's Relief Corps
Stevens women's Relief corps
NO. 1. auxiliary 70 Stevens Post No.
1. O. A. H.. will hold an important
business meeting Saturday. Novem
her 20. at .. M. In vaterans' hall,
Armory. Mrs. Margaret Nordin pre-.
siding. Comrades and visiting w. H.
G, members welcome.
Colonel Roosevelt Auxiliary
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt auxil.
larry. Veterans Of Foreign Wars. viii
give an all.day bazaar in Roosevelt's
hall on saturday. November 20.
There will be a sale OF fancy and
domestic articles. Luncheon viii be
served at noon. Free dance In the
evening
Alpha Gamma Delta AIumnae
Queen Anne circle, of Alpha Gam.
ma Delta aiumpas will entertain at a
bridge tea at tho home OF Miss Gene
We've Belts. Saturday. November 20.
at D. IN.
Royal Neigirbors Of America
The Royal Nsighbors Of America
viii have a card party Saturday
evening. November 20. at sac .. m.
AZ Wings cafeteria
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CllonIan Club

The Ciionlan club win entertain
the presidents Of the Federated
clubs Tuesday. November Is. Mt z.so
D. m. at In. Federated club house.
Mrs. Dai Steele Ross will present,
her japanese opera. Mr.. J. ID. Nc
pherson will ba the chairman Of tho
day. and assisting her will be AIRS.
John u. Gordon. Mrr. Ralph Hattcn.
Mlns Grace Hurd. Mrs. orien Drew
and Mrn. Henry Bodef
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Mrs. Charles r. whistiesey will en-
s~rtain with a large dinner nj her
home on Thanksgiving.
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WRITE FOR

Or. Loughney's new book IL is
free to you. postpaid. 81 Crazy
Bldg. OF Main 6242
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The literary Interpretation ana
current topics department 81 the
Beattis womsn's club viii meet
Tuesday. November 2s. NJ the home
OF Miss Libby Trimble. 2444 Har.
ward ~. NJ 1890 sharp. Miss Maude
Mc0ough. hostess.
yeomcn Mask HALL
Harmony Homestead No. i74s.
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen.
will give It's annual mnsquerads ball
Tuesday evening. November ~. at
Moose ball. Eighth ave. and Uni.
verrity ~. Turkey and chicken
prizes will be given for the best
comic costume. Cards will be played
on tho fourth floor. Turkey prizea.
King County Division and PIT. A.
The monthly meeting OF circle
presidents will be held at 1890 o. IN.
Monday, November 81. In the blue
room, at Moves cafeteria. corner Of
Fourth and Pine.
Mfrs Nellie Ooodhue. member II
the education department OF the
washington state branch. will speak
on tho work for sub. normal chill.
dren. There viii be a short pariia-
mentary drill and circle plans. All
circle presidents will be cordially
welcomed.
Custer Auxiliary No. Z
Custer auxiliary No. 4. to Custer
camp No. i, Sons Of Veterans. viii
hold a business meeting Monday.
November 2T. at D. m. In Vet
Grams hall. Armory.
City Federation Of w. Z. 7. Y.
Elects
The City Federation Of tho w. G.
r. u. met Tuesday at Plymouth
church. when tbs following officers
for tho ensuing year were eisctedi
President OF tho City Federation.
Mrs. Lbbls Beach Brown; Vice
president. Mrs. Emma Wood: cor.
responding secretary. Mrs, II. l.
Chatterton; recording secretary.
Mrs. Henristta Hiil; treasurer. Mrs.
May Daigh Welsh.
Womap's Civic Club
Tho NEXT regular business meeting
OF the Woman's Civic club will be
held In the Erickson room Of the
Y. w. c. A. Tuesday. November zs.
at 2 .. ma. Members requested TO
attend.
Rainier Chapter. ID. A. r.
Rainier chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. viii meet on
Tuesday. November 10. at 2 p. m. at
the residences OF Mrs. v. NJ. Jordan.
1905 12nd ave. ~. Col III. T.
Mathews will give his personal en-
pcriences IN the Philippines.
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American Association Of University
Womsn

Tn. American Association OF Uni.
verslty Women viii hold their No.
vsmber meeting at the Engineers
club. corner Seneca and Fif,h ave.
on Saturday. November rs Axs.
chas. v. Hubbard will present the
needs OF '-The Seven Christian Col
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CALL

The New Richmond Laundry"
and save your time for Christmas
shopping. Main 1856.
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SOMETHING

That will please the children
Guys From Mars" 4os Burk,
Bldg.
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BE SURE

and surprise the kiddies with 81
for Christmas. 'The Guys 6on
Mars" They viii be dslighseo
400 Burke Bldg.
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The Gaelic society viii entertain
ia rraiernsi hall. 1911 Fourth ave.
with an old time school party FRI
day. November ~. at . y. m.
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IF YOUR EYES NEED
ATTENTION

DO not deiay--it is dangerous. Call
and see DIR. EDMuNDS. He Is
an expert optometrist and viii nj
you with the right sort Of glasses
You will find him on Fraser'Pst'
erson's Balcony.
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University OF Pennsylvania, and Mr.,
Bernard Freyd os Cambridge. Mass.
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Miinn.watha Club and Pcdic Society
Dance

Members 90 tho Minnewatha club.
together with tho Washington State
pedlc society and friends from Seat
tie. Tacoma Everett and vicinity.
will entertain with dance at Chris
tsnssn's Broadway hall. Saturday
evening. November 20. There viii be-
special music and refreshments
Those who desire may como In hard
times attire. A prize will be offered
for the mort unique costume.
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Auxiliary Seattle FORTRESS No. 8
The ladies' auxiliary OF eeattis
Fortress No. OF p. M. viii meet
Friday evening. November ~. at =
O'Clock in the Odd FellowS temple.
Initiation and banquet.
Alpha Auxiliary and Street Oar
Mems Dance
Alpha auxiliary and street car men
viii have calico mask ball" Friday
evening. November -. nj the old X
r. hall. First ave. and Pike IT. The
men are asked TO wear calico nsck-
ties.
Allah Chnptex, Ne. ie3
Allah chapter. No. iss. o. T. b..
viii give the third Of its series Of
dances on Friday evening. Novsn-
Der 70. at the now knights Of
Pythias hall on Third ave. and vir-
ginis Ut. Masons. Eastern Stars and
their friends invitsd.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THEM
By "Cecille"

The Guys From Mars, The
children win be delighted when
presented with set. See them
at 400 Burke Bldg.
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Birthday Celebration
at the Cornish


The Cornish school viii celebrate
It's eighth birthday on Tuesday after
noon and evening. November rs. en-.
tertaining with a reception from 4
until 10 o'clock. The following pro
gram win be presented at s o'clock:
Addrcas--ArnoId ). cantvoort
The Robins Sing in the Apple Trss"..
-....... ....ss ..t*-s.s.ts..s hacDoweil
~ Parting ..... ........... Rogers
fseading--oeorge CARRIER
"Ah. MY Bsiovedf". Sticklas
y Heard a Cry .s.....ss....... Fisher
Thou Art 10 Like Flower. Chadwick
E Eesssrns .......... chopin
My Heart WIN Never Change" .0ounod
Gertrude Nord
Vivian Condor
John Hopper at plano
fbD Would Be Gypsy ...............
portia Grafton
tc) The Dance Macabre Dance Of
DEATH ...s44s.+...... Saint Bacns
Death .Adelia Baiter
A Girl. .. PortIa Grafton
The evening program, 10 be given
at O'Clock. contains the numbers
as follows;
Address--csivin Brainsrd cady
capriccio s.s.....s.tf......s. brahms
BarearolIs .......-..-.....,. Rubsnstain
vaiss-Impromptu ...............L aszt
Lois Adler
oyps,es ,.t'.'''' Safa s,
Maurice Lspist
'srhe Old Fashioned Album" ...........
Arranged by Mary Ann wells
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CLUBS ron SATURDAY

John n. Miller Past President Club
Mrs. Laura Furry will entertain
tho John ". Miller Past President
club Saturday. November 10, nj J
o'clock luncheon nj Der homo. i7t
Highland Drive.
Auxiliary Maple Leaf Post NO. II
Tho ladies auxiliary Of Maple
Leaf Post No. 81 VIII have a dance
at Douglas hall. pib E. Pine st.. Sat.
urday evening. November 70.
Alsare-I ,orraino Society
The regular monthly mestinE OF
Aiaace.I.orraine society win ba hold
saturday evening. November 10. al :
o'clock. at sos Marion st.
Whittier Heights improvement Club
The Whittier Heights Improve.
ment club will give a social and
dance at tho Highland Athletic club.
18Th ave. ~. w and sbth at. Batur-
day evening. November %. at >
D. IN. Refreshments will be served.
Lady Eagles
The Lady Eagles will entertain
with a card party Saturday evening.
November 70. nj $50 o'clock. nj tho
hom. Of Mrs. q. NJ. Freed. zsis 10.
Spruce st Take Yesier cable or
ssrd ave shuttle" To Spruce st.
Easles and friends welcome.
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Sleeves remain the center of N
terest. In winter coats. They sn
be embroidered In single stitcn
motifs using chenille, rope silk q
wool.
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A pull.over blouse Of beige crepe
decorates itself most attactively
with bows OF brown silk ribbon.
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DIR. EDMUNDS

Is an expert optometrist and will
III you for those tired. aching
eyes. He 10 on Fraser Paterson's
Balcony.