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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-19
Millionaire Furniture Dealer
Tells Police He Received
Threatening Letter De-
manding $4,000 or His
Young Son,
|. H. HARTMAN HOME is
NEAR THAT OF FRANKS
Police Believe Crank May
Have Planned Scare
Gordon of Blue Coats Sur
round South Side Man.
SION However
SiOnJ However.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 19.-Police and
private detectives today guarded the
homes of wealthy residents on Ellis
Ave, on the South Side, following re-
ceipt Of a ransom letter by irwin
H. Hartman, millionaire furniture
dealer, threatening to kidnap Irwin.
Jr., 10 years old, unless $4,000 IS
paid.
The Hartman home is within i
block Of the home Of Robert Franks.
the -4year-old schoolboy, kidnapped
and slain by Nathan Leopold and
Richard Loeb, millionaire youths.
Hartman reported to police he had
received a special delivery letter as
the family were about to start dinner
late Wednesday, threatening kidnap-
ing if the money was not paid. The
letter concluded:
"Details will be given later"
Phone Call.
A few moments later Hartman re-
ceived a telephone call. a man s
voice repeated the threat and ran
som demand. Hartman said. The
caller also said he would cornmuni-
cate with Hartman later and give
directions for payment Of the money.
Police are somewhat inclined to
the theory that q crank sent the
letter. Another theory is that some
one is trying to capitalize the hys-
terra aroused by the Franks case and
frighten Hartman into paying the
money. A police guard is on duty
at the Hartman home. Other homes
in the neighborhood also are being
guarded.
Irwin, Jr., was one of the boys con-
sidered by Leopold and Loeb in their
hunt for a rich mans son to provide
them with excitement before they
finally selected Robert Franks, police
said.
THE letter said to watch for a
telephone call at s o'clock" Hartman
said today. But the call came about
a half-hour earlier. The man told me
to be careful to turn over the money
to him and pointed out what had
happened to Robert Franks"
Directions Given
Hartman said the man told him to
wrap up $4,000 in bills and directed
him to a street on the west side
You will come to a picket fence
and the money is to be thrown over
It," the man told him.
4 was furious and told him in
strong terms what 1 thought of him.
Then he hung up"
Irwin may be witness in the trial
of Loeb and Leopold for murder He
was the last to see Robert Franks
alive. irwin, a short distance be
hind Robert. stopped to look at a
fiOwer-bed. When he looked UP
again Robert had disappeared and
an automobile that had been parked
at the curb was speeding away
Police also are looking for the per
sons responsible for a flaming cross
put up within a short distance of the
homes Of Leopold and Loeb. The
cross burned in a vacant lot oppo-
site the home of Martin A. Ryerson,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-19

DILL CRESSY, humorist, is
ID writing about the New
York convention for The Times.
First article Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-19
Forecast

T OCAD thunderstorms this
IL afternoon or evening. Cool
er tonight. Fair and cooler Fri
day.
Evening star., 1924-09-06
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE
PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE.
We HAVE CLIENTS WHO WILL CONSIDER E

We CLIENTS WHO WILL v GoNSJDER EXCHANGING
1-W nderfm in te uorhwe ton
Owner willie
deshatI amainh jus
0
q eah the
OF the finest bnsne tn
o
tile elaterto ohayeou
o
o TO
n n
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER?
WE WILL ~ ~
We to all land
detail.
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG & COMPANY
REALTORS
llOS 10th St NV. Phones Main ST. 372, 373
Evening star., 1924-09-06
ATTORNEYS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

ATTORNEYS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE NEAR UPPER MARLBORO.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
The undersigned, as attorney. will sell at
the court house door in said county, on TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTEENTH. 1924. AZ
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN, the large body OF
land formerly owned by the late r. b. r. Chew.
- This farm has been subdivd into four
attractive farms containing from 100 to 200
acres each and will be offered separately. Each
will make most desirable farm and home.
All of said land is excellent tobacco SOIL The
best tobacco is selling this year in Maryland
for 81 cents pound. There are over a million
feet of merchantable timber on the property.
For plat, terms of sale and other particu-
lars see X. B. b. Chew. Jr., 426 5th st. NV.
Washington. d. c., or John b. Gray & Son.
Prince Frederick, Calvert County, Nd, and
full advertisement in Prince Georges Enquirer.
JOHN b. GRAY, Attorney. y
Evening star., 1924-09-06

Modern. detached, rooms and bath re
Seption hall. glassed sleeping porch, side porch
pipeless furnace, electricity. no gas; all doors
~ihdoWs and porches screened; fireplace.
Evening star., 1924-09-06

Newly papered and painted inside and ont
slde; lot ooxl5O; some shruhbery. large shade
tree, few small fruit trees. large grapevine.
Evening star., 1924-09-06
ROSEAfONT,

Two-family apt, in Al condition; rooms
and bath in each apt: city sewer, water gas
and electricity; oak floors and extra closets
and porches; full basement, with furnace for
each; large yard; two blocks from best car
service into Washington. Price, 81 500; 81 900
cash and rent of apt. will pay the balance
monthly. Here is q safe 25Gc investment
r. C. GOODNOW COMPANY.
800 Investment Bldg. Phone Main 1927,
NICE PLACE ON ROCKVILLE PIKE, CON
tanning acres of land. abundance of fruit
and shrubbery, chicken house, all outbuiIdincs
Groom house. front and sleeping porcbes
Price only S., 600. Very reasonable terms
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.,
926 18th St. NV.
COLORED-2 ACRES OF LAND, CONVEN-
lent to railroad. trolley and pike; 80 minutes
by auto nice orchard; So-foot well of excel
lent water; 7-room house: porches. Price only
5000. Small cash payment, balance to suit
PERCY Ii. RUSSELL CO.,
Exclusive Agents.
926 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1924-09-06
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
Confined.

WOODSIDE = BEAUTIFUL LOCATION: 18th
St extended; 7-room house: porches: hcre
ground; garden, hennery, fruit trees. shrub
berry, etc; reas- Cai Woods de 79-W.
NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
garage: <53O0.O0; $4,000 cash. 5000 per
mo. ". +. LOWE, Grace Church rd. Wood
Evening star., 1924-09-06
ROSEAIONT,

L..
Nearly completed, Groom house, every city
convenience; viii be ready for occupancy in
two weeks; $500; 81 1000 cash and s75 per
month will pay principal and all interest See
TINS really choice property in best possible
neiGhborhOod; close to boulevard and car line.
Drive to Mt. Vernon boulevard and Maple St,
or take Washington and Virginia electric to
North ROsemont station, where our agent will
meet you. Also broom semi-bungaIows
+. c. GOODNOW COMPANY,
500 Investment Bldg. Phone Main 1927
Evening star., 1924-09-06
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
Continued.

OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS HOME.
We offer cheap property within three
blocks of Woodward & Lothrop's, suitable for
remodeling: upper floors should rent for
enough to greatly reduce rental price of
owners store; lot 23x75: side and rear alley.
GEO Y WORTHINGTON & son,
Evening star., 1924-09-06
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

IN MD ) MILES FROM u. C.. HALF BLOCK
from elec. ears, close to Baltimore pike near
~ new 4-room bungalow. cleo. garage. s., 300,
easy terms g. p. BICKF0RD Berwyn. Md.
Evening star., 1924-09-06
ATTENTION,
Home Seeker!
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ARE REAL

THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ARE REAL
VALUES:
Modern Dutch colonial house on Mt. Vernon
boulevard; exceptionally well built, attractive
floor. large hall, living room. dining room,
sun parlor. breakfast alcoye and kitchen. Sec
ond floor, three bedrooms. tile bath, shower.
Expensive bath and electric fixtures. Fire
place INV. h., oak and maple flooring, two
rar garage to match house. Large lot. This
IS $4,000 house but we have big surprise
for you.
Oakcrest. Va.-Attrartive fve-room bunSs
low fireplace, h.-w.h., hardwood flooring, high
elevation shade, garage built under house:
sleeping porch tile bath. Priced at S., ,1a1
for quick sale. 81 900 cash. balance like rent.
off Mt Vernon blvd. Garage. Owner, leaving
CITY will sacrifice for quick sale.
Six-room modern house located z. Lin
den st. IL2 block from Rosemont Station: -
minutes ride via trolley from 18th and Pa
ave Only $3.50; $500 cash, balance like rent
Nack porches. electric lights. h.-w.h., lot
9Ox1O0 #. Located at Arcturus, Va. one
block from Potomac River. Public park be-
tween property and river. ia block from
Alexandria-Mt. Vernon car line; only IS min.
utes' ride from 18th and Pa. ave. Price.
S4,S50; $1,000 cash. balance like rent.
At your convenience we will be pleased TO
Phone A--"2
Lun. SNYDER-KANE
CORPORATION,
Realtors,
6I4 King st. Alexandra. Va
Yes. v. I've a large listing Of other
properties.
lContinued On Next PaGe.l
Evening star., 1924-09-06
FOR RENT-STORES.

STORE, NEAR l7,h AND X SITS; Sll0 PER
montb: su able f. h"k"ry '""-k r in
clndes garage. STORY & CO.. SD 18th st.
u i-,Il
Evening star., 1924-09-06

FIRST TRUST LOAN s4,5O0 ON IMPROVED
d. &. real estate for years. not over go.
Address Box 137-Y. Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-09-06

Two-car garage On alley in rear; alley is
not paved
Evening star., 1924-09-06
PROP'Y

SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE OR CORNER
store showing good return; state price, income
and location; principals only. Address Box
30 Y. Star office u
Evening star., 1924-09-06

SOU CASH. SD) I'EK MONTH
Includes All Interest.
Evening star., 1924-09-06

OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS HOME.
blocks Of Woodward 4 Lothrops. suitable Tor
remodelng: upper floors should rent for
enough to greatly reduce rental price OF
owners store; lot 23xT5; side and rear alley.
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON & son,
Woodward Bldg.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on
18th street rec NV near Psnna ave- ssd rsnf,as d,
Apply 10 JAMES MARTIN REALTY co.
ri 18th 81. NV. Main $50. ------.-------
PROMINENT COLDKED STREET = LARGE
store. kitchen dining room ON first floor; COM
plete apai tment SECOND floor: h.-w.h., cleo
tricity; easy terms. Price, sl2,0oo.
First commercial-splendd six-room house;
can be- used for business or home; steam heat.
electric lights, porch, $500
Near 1lth and C SITS. n.w.-New two-story
brick building; rented at $1,000 per annuin.
DISowITz REALTY CO.
1876 11th st. NV.
NEAR 14th AND u SITS. NV.
Semi detached. wide alley: near prom-
nent corner. stores and apartments. show
ing net return OF 100: garage for 3 ears in
rear VIII sell outright or trade it for vacant
ground on Connecticut or Wisconsin avenues.
WALTER A. BROWN,
400 II St. NV.
Main 1858.
Second Commercial Zone.
Close to courthouse-S10,5 800.
II rooms and bath: as.story brick. with
deep: easily converted for business.
Allan f. Walker & Co., Inc,
s13 18th ST. y w. Na'r @f"n
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
So 9Th ST. N.W.-sT0RI5 WITH . APIS
Of 3 rooms and bath each: h.-w.h., elec.; now
vacant. VIM. P. NoRMOYLE. $40 F ST. NV
1919 II ST. N.E.-LARGE STORE. > ROOMS
bath. elec.. $1,000. eth x sts. s.w.-2
stores and 6 rooms and bath, s75 %.
Thomas 7. Brown. 6l1 Az st. s.w. NJ. 6S72.
226 PA. AVE. E.->TORE AND DWELL
rooms and bath on md floor; rooms and bat
on 3rd door; price. $50 per month.
HERBERT d SONS,
'la East Capitol st.
COLORED.
Professional and Business Men.
1887 nth ST. COR. l4th & YoU-oNE
AFFLECk REALTY co. COZ 18th ST.
ST. NEAR 1lth
Large house in business zone.
1Ith ST NEAR q.
Second and third floors.
T ST. NEAR 18th
Best business location.
9th ST NEAR T.
Store and apartment.
sth ST NEAR H.
Suitable for small shop.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co. Inc,
7.5S 18th st. Main 6S3o
Evening star., 1924-09-06

Hsit square from car stop, one square from
Conduit rd., within District
No agents. Advertiser is not agent.
Address Boy 23l. Y. Star office
Evening star., 1924-09-06

| WILL SACRIFICE 5-RM. & BATH BUNGA-
| low, gas, electricity, sewerage, Arcola heat
near stations; rooms well arranged. OWNER
| 12I Pine St. Lyon Park. Clarendon Va e
Evening star., 1924-09-06

modern Cleveland Park home for good first
or second trust notes. Address Box 337 Y,
Star office
Evening star., 1924-09-06

on CuPNER IL = ~ Az w =
Large store, near Central High; new apart
nieht hous" being prpc pu acioSs street; icnt
very reasonable. BAUMAN 4 HEINZMAN.
NJ 3,Tn II
Evening star., 1924-09-06

Ill l6:h ST. S.E.-SIN ROOMS AND EATH
$1,000 month.
3Iy st. ne Ten rooms and two baths
$1,000. Immediate possession.
l.. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
l41S Eve w Main .lb2
Evening star., 1924-09-06

DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY On
18th street NV. near Penna. ave, rel renting tins
Apply TO JAMES MARTIN REALTY co,
Mai DSIO
Evening star., 1924-09-06
WANTED--DESK SPACE.
WANTED-MUNEY

OFFICE SPACE. PREFERABLY SEPARATE
room, with part-time stenographer's service.
Address BOX 226-Y, Star office
Evening star., 1924-09-06

LYON PARk-FIVE-ROOM AND BATH BTN
gaiow: sewerage; garage: storage room; hot
water heat; gas. electricity; garden: /. block
car station: owner leaving Wash ngton; 81 900
$1,000 cash. 229 Pine st. Phi. Clsr. 463-W-1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11

Reading from left to right Mrs. NJ.
b. Drewsf0e, Miss Helen Strong, Mrs.
Huston Davis and Miss AIitylene Me-
David. Mrs. Dewstoe and Mrs. Da-
Wis are prominent women golfers Of
Birmingham, who are much interested
in the sport. They both played in the
city tournament last week and are gO-
ing to Chattanooga, leaving the latter
part Of the week TO play the .Woman's
southern golf tournament, which begins
on May 10. Miss AEeDavid Is the at
traetive dehutant daughter OF Mr.. and
MRS. e. r. McDavids She has recently
returned from Sewanee, where she at
tended the Easter dances at the Uni
tersity Of the South. Miss Helen Strong
Is the daughtersof Mr.. and Mrs. George
Strong, who left recently to make their
home in st. Petersburg, Fla. Miss
Strong, member of the younger set,
remained in Birmingham TO continue
her studies, after which she viii join
her parents.
Photos of Mrs. DewstOe, and Miss
Strong BY Knox. Miss McDavid by
Stephenson Studio.
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h a m
Proud OF Her
Celebrities

birmingham is justly proud of the
many celebrities who have added lustef
to her name. In every field of endeaToT
her representatives are found. In
literature, Octavus Roy Cohen. Edgar
Valentine Smith, Jack Bethea and
David Soloman are spreading, her fame
abroad. Lois Wilson, and May ALI
son have earned enviable places in the
realm of motion pictures, while in an
other branch of the same art. Sidney
Ullman is steadily forging upward.
In this galaxy of Birmingham stars,
none shine more brightly than the two
Fabians. Mary of the golden voice, and
Rose. whose slender hands draw won
derful melodies from the violin
Those who were fortunate enough to
hear Mary when she sang in rGretelr
at the jefferson recently, have been
longing for a chance 70 listen again to
that lovely voice in a program which
win permit of It's full display. Many
more, who were unable 70 attend Han.
sci and Gretel," are W. ,oming the on
portunity to hear the Charming singer
in concert.
Rose Fabian, after studying with the
masters Of the violin. has herself be-
come an artist whose music has poign-
ant appeal Of great depth, a splendid
s0reness and sweep. which has placed
her in the ranks Of the great artists.
At Carnegie Hall. she was given a most
remarkable ovation and musical critics
were lavish in their praise She toured
the west with Carrie Jacobs Bond and
capfivated her audiences wherever she
went. bringing not only fame to herself.
but TO her beloved Birmingham.
At the Phillips High school audi
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
.eriitas Club Has
Open Meeting
This Week

The open meeting of the Veritas club
was held Wednesday at the beautiful
home of Mrs. d. p. Knapp on the Nor
wood boulevard. The home was made
especially attractive for this occasion
with an abundance of spring flowers.
An unusual feature of the afternoon
was the rendering of the program on the
spacious porch, which was decorated in
vines and pink roses. Dainty little
Margaret Knapp presented programs to
each guest as they arrived.
Punch was served in the dining room
by Mrs. ". d. Saunders and Mrs. A.
the club president, Mrs. A. G. Overton,
the following program was given, which
was greatly enjoyed.
''I.iebese 1.-THE Rosary
Mrs. G. W. Stansell
Son the Road to Mandalay," Mother
( Nine" Mr.. Leon Cole.
1.-THE Neighbors," a one-act play by
iona Gale, was presented by members
of the VeFitas club under the able di-
rection of Mrs. Overton.
Scene: The Kitchen in Mrs. Ables
Rome IN the NlIlage.
Time "A Spring Morning"
Characters:
Grandma Mrs. L. F. Kleybecker.
''Mrs. Able" Mrs. A. G. Overton.
''Inez, Her Daughter" Mrs. NJ. M.
Argo.
Peter. Friend of Inez," Mrs. w.
H. Snydan.
Neighbor of Mrs. Able, Mrs. Elmira
Moran.
"NIrs. Trot," Mrs. H. r. Wiselogle.
Mrs. Carrie Ellsworth" MISS. B.
Klippet.
The color scheme of pink and green
was carried out in the cakes and lovely
ices served by the hostesses, Mrs. d. p.
Knapp, Mss. H. NJ. Cowart, Mrs. H. B.
Alternately, Mrs. j. V Cowart and Mrs.
W. w. Smith Other members Of the
club assisting the hostesses were Mrs.
Fred Dietz. Mrs. Robert Palmer, Mrs.
Frank Hammond, Mrs. H. H. Hawkins,
Mrs. ]. p. Walters and Mrs. J. o. Cas-
per.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
JOINT HOSTESS HNTERTAyNr
CATHOLIC CLUE -

Aesdames Snider and Sullivan were
JOINT hostesses to the West End Catho-
lic Weman's club last week, entertain
ING "a the. club room. The PRESIDENT
Mrs. Thomas Davis, was in the chair
and disposed of the business 81 the
afternoon quickly, after which the prep
aratioAs for the Fourth OF July picnic
we're taken up. The club gives this pic
mic every year on the school grounds for
the benefit Of the building fund, and Il
is On affair eagerly anticipated by the
older people, as well as the young folks.
Many new and novel features viii Be
added this year and plans are already
under way to make Il "a huge success.
After the business meeting adjourned an
amusing contest took place Ia which
Mrs. Clarence Hiltbrunes was the win
ner.
An ice course was served, after which
the club adjourned to meet May IA
with Mesdames e. j. Thornton and
William Roser at the home Of the for
mef on Tuscaloosa avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
Stephanie
Levert WEEDS
Dr.. Larue

A wedding Of cordial interest in Bir-
mingham was that of Miss Stephenie
Levert of New Orleans mad DIR. Felix
A. Larue of that city, which occurred
Wednesday morning in New Orleans.
Miss Levert ia a niece of Mr.. j. A.
Levert Of this city and has frequently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Levert.
The Times-P icayune has the follow
ing account:
The fashionable were keenly inter-
ested Wednesday in one of the very
prominent weddings of the year, unit
ing as it did two of the widely known
and connected families of Louisiana.
The wedding was that of Miss Steph-
anie Levert. daughter of Mr.. John B.
Hevert, to DIR. Felix A. Larue, which
was very quietly celebrated at 10 80
o'clock in the morning, at a nuptial
mass at Notre Dame church in Jack
son avenue.
Although quiet, the wedding claimed
general attention in the social world.
Miss Levert is a very special favor
lite and delightful personality and as
chatelaine Of her fathers home in
Third street has for years been one
- Aho 'NViN NHdIulAitA nOStcbscH anu
clever members of society circles here.
Or. Larue also is prominent, both So
cially and in the professional world
and the wedding proved one of the
notable features Of the spring, de-
spite the limited number Of guests
and the fact that no formal invitations
were issued.
The chaneel Of the church was
prettily decorated with palms and the
greatest profusiou Of Easter lilies and
ferns. There were no attendants the
bride entering with her father, who gave
her away. She wore an exquisite gown
of powder-blue chiffon-combined with
lace, made with shoulder-cape and
worn with hat of filmy powder-blue
straw, also trimmed with lace. Rev
Father Ereret, rector of the church, Of
ficiated at the ceremony. There was
lovely music all during the wedding
service and the mass.
Following the ceremony there was
q wedding breakfast at Mr.. Levert's
home Ia Third street, with the near
relatives only Of the two families en-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
Progran OF Song
To Be Given
Monday

Mrs. Clara Harper Steele presents
Mrs. ]. P. Cunningham, Mrs. Myrtel
Boyette, Miss Ethelyn Chairsell Hayes.
Miss Nellie Slime, Miss Ellen pupuy,
Mr.. George II. Randall. Mr.. Morton b,
Welch, Mr.. J. Franklin Holmes in a
program of songs, Monday evening,
May IL, at S:15 o'clock at Gable Hall,
Beverly Hester at the piano.
Morning. -(Speaksl; 1.-The Holt
day.. (Curranl Miss Hayes.
The Old Road tSeottl The Bit
terness of Love-" Dunn Mr.. Holmes.
"Lilacs." In the Silent Night,
(Rachmapinoff) /; Mrs. Royette.
"A Painted Butterfly" (Noel) Re
membrance, tSalterl ; summer
Sanctuary" (LaForgel; Les Sill
heuettes,r (Carpenter) Miss Dupuy.
(Chaminade) Mrs. Cunningham.
Rolling Down to Rio" (Germanl !;
"Since I'VE Parted (Allitsen) The
Song of the Volga Boatmen," (Revised
BY Faisberg); Mr.. Randall,
do Not Go My Love- Charity"
AT the Well (Hageman); Miss
Sunset Night Dawn" Songs
OF the Desert tRoss) Mr.. Welch.
Il Am Titania (Mignon)," (Thomas) /;
Miss Hayes.
Public cordinally invited
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
OPEN MEETING or
INTER Sc STUDY CLUB

The home Of Mrs. Carl adams on
Norwood boulevard was the scene of a
lovely gathering Wednesday afternoon
when tie Inter Sc Study club members
entertained at their open meeting. As
sistinR Mrs Adams in receiving were
Mesdames Bert Meadows. o. B. Pier
soil, ID. r. Rucks, John Strong and q.
Robinson. The home was adorned with
roses and Iris lilies, carrying ont the
color scheme of lavendar and white. the
club colors. Punch was dispensed from
a table attraicfively decorated with pink
roses, Misses Mae Hatcher and Emma
Lou Simms, former Alabama college
students, serving. A welcome was ex-
tended to the guests by Mrs. II. Mason
Jones, president, after which TIE en-
tertainment for the afternoon was taken
in charge By Mrs. D. +. Rucks. chair
man Of the program, for this occasion.
A most interesting program was rem
dered BY the following:
Violin sol6-.A Alteration Borrow
ky)-Howard johnson.
Play-"PIaying Lady'-Little Miss
ose Broyles.
Vocal solo Blossom Time Little
Miss Helen Hoicombe Rucks.
Piano soio--.'A IA Bien Aimee
(schuettl Miss Marguerite Jones.
Reading--"Cross Lady, and .The
Folks in My NeighborhOod' '-I.ittle
Miss One Broyles.
Vocal soIo--AIrs. Shelby.
Readine Mrs. Harris Burns.
Vocal soIo-s.Ai RI Rallet., fC,h,-