davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-08

day afternoon with Mrs. C. P. De.
wolf, and Miss Mary Hornady at
their home on Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collins of
Macon were the guests Of relatives
in our city Tuesday.
| Rev. J. R. Conger made a visit
to Montezuma, the past week.
Rev. w. NJ. Marshall returned to
Macon Monday after having filled
his regular appointment at the
Baptist church Sunday Rev Mar
shall was elected a delegate TO
represent this church at the Sout :
ern Baptist Convention which meet.
in Atlanta the fourteenth Of May.
S. A. B. Williamson of Ameri-
Gus spent the weekend with rela-
tives in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Strange
autoed to Albany Friday where
they spent the day looking after
, business interests.
| Miss Nellie Fitch has returned
40 Fitzgerald after having spent
some time in our city on profe5-
sional business and on visit to
friends.
T. J. Slade and mother, Mrs. N
IL. Slade spent Sunday with rela-
tives at Pelham and brownsville.
DR.. L. G. Stewart, T. C. Tondec
and George billiard attended a
Community singing at Salem church
in Macon county, Sunday.
c. A Pye made a business trip
30 Amerilus, Tuesday morning.
Miss Mary Hornady and Mrs. G
P. Dewolf most graciously received
the members Of the Sarah E. Horn
ady Chapter u D. c. at their hos
pitable home Monday afternoon.
The living room where the meet
ing was held was most attractively
decorated with white American
Beauty roses, bowls and baskets
IF these lovely flowers ornamentina
cabinets, tables, & etc.
Mrs. c. R. McCrory the presi
dent, presided over the meeting
e the reading of the minute.
" the capable Secretary, Mis-,
Mary Hornady, then the bushes.
affairs of the chapter were dis
:ussed. 1t was unanimously voteC
hat the Confederate Veterans Of
She county, be entertained at {
barbecue the third of June, Jeffer
son Davis birthday. Committee.
were appointed to arrange the de
calls Of the barbecue and a mos
pleasant occasion is anticipated
This being the regular time tC
elect officers, the following ladie,
were named to serve the chapter
for the next two years: President
Mrs. H. J. Williams; Vice-presidert
Mrs. C. r. McCrory; Recording
Secretary, Miss Mary Hornady
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. j
II. Holloway; Treasurer, Mrs. A
Allen; Registrar, Mrs. E, f. Co.
Inns; Historian, Mrs. Marcus Perry
Mrs. j. H, Holloway had chargt
of the program for the afternoon
Several splendid selections wer,
read by Mrs. c. T. Rainey Mis-.
Mary Hornady and Mrs Holloway
Mothers Day was especially empha
sized in the selections read. Musi,
appropriate to the occasion wa
rendered on the Vicuola
Mrs. Dewolf and Miss Hornady
assisted by Mrs. w. NJ Williams
served iced tea, sandwiches anC
brownies Present were Mesdame
e. f. Collins, j. H. Statham, S. C
Collins, c. C. Wall, c. T. Raiuay
V. Il. Tondee, A. Allen, E. w
Strange, H. j. Williams, G.. r. Me
Crory, w NJ. Williams, J.. H. Hol
loway, G p. DeWolf and Miss Mar.
Hornady
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
Y. WCA. Notes

Bible Teachers Association will
not meet until Jan. Z.
Esther and Anna Buchanan Bible
Classes will have a two weeks va
cation.
Miriam Club will meet Tuesday.
Jan. s.
Y. NJ. c. A. will entertain Y. W.
c. A girls of the Business and In
dustrial Clubs and Blue Triangle
Hall with a Christmas party at $3.50
p. m. at the Y. NJ. c. a. Each guest
will bring a 10-cent toy and a stock
ing.
Health education department is
large response to call for food and
money for Christmas baskets. Con
trihutons must be in the gym office
before Monday noon.
Tuesday and Saturday evening
skating parties will be held during
the holidays.
Pool will be closed from Dec. %
to Jan. 2 for repairs.
Basketball practice and games will
be played Monday evening at Z. 9th
er gymnasium activities will close
for the holidays until Jan. 5.
Second public performance Of the
Nativity pageant will be given Sun
day afternoon in Hollenbeck Hail.
Miss Rose Cresshull IS director.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
SERVICE WOMEN
TO Be CARED FOR
BY INDIANA UNIT
Miss Grace Hawk, Christmas
Cheer Chairman An
nOunCeS Plans.

With the exception Of a few cases
among ex-service men at the post
hospital at Ft. Harrison. the Christ
mas cheer week of the Indiana unit
Of the Womens' Overseas Service
League viii be devoted tn work
among ex-servlce women. according
to Miss Grace Hawk, chairman Of
the committee.
Ex-service women i'm the National
Soldiers Home at Danville. ILL.,.
viii be sent d photograph The
unit would welcome gifts Of records
to he shipped with the machine.
To the general list of ex-seIvice
women the unit Is to supply indi-
vidual needs. specially wrapped in
Christmas packages, magazine sub
scIiptions and candy. Approximately
forty-hve Indiana women viii be
reached in State and ont
The post hospital at TT. Benjamin
Harrison. for which Indiana unit
provides yearly. VIII receive gay
Christmas stocking. stuffed with sew
enteen small packages. sayly wrap
ped. containing fruits. candies and
toilet necessities, besides oranges
and individual fruit cakes. The
eighth grade pupils NJ School p
made the stockings under the super
vision Of their sewing teacher. Miss
Smith. and Mrs. Spencer Poynter.
The cheer committee Of Indiana
unit consists of Miss a. Grace Hawk
chairman: Mrs. Spencer Poynter and
Miss Florence Martin. The entire
Indianapolis membership were to
assist in the packing Of boxes and
stockings SATURDAY evening. At 204
Hume NIansur building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20

CAR. AND MRS. FRANK S.
IMI FISHBACk, 1889 y. Della
l- ware St, invited guests to a
dance At the Woodstock Country
Club for Saturday night presenting
their daught r. Miss Martha Louise
Ffshback Mrs. Frank G. FIshback,
Mrs. John :. Ffshback Mrs. ". W.
Critchlow and Mrs. w. W. Wentz
were asked to assist the hostess.
The rooms downstairs We're To be
decorated with pink roses and sweet
peas and the ballroom hung with
holly and Christmas greens.
Before the dance Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Knefer. 1914 y. Talbot Ave.
entertained 4 dinner party honoring
Miss Mary Louise Miluken. a de-
hutante. Guests We're Misses Jean
cite Craft, Catherine Greer, Eliza
beth Burford, Mary Louise Ketcham,
Frances Reed Eleanor Taylor. Anna
Barbara Coburn. Virginia Reed.
Josephine Varney, and Miss Mill
ken; Lionel Nicholson. Henry Atkins,
John Russell Porter Earney. Wilson
Mothershead, William Eaelesfield.
John Kingan, Rosbert Schmuck.
Rudolf Haerle. Louis Fletcher
The annual Christmas party OF the
DebonetIe Club will be held Monday
evening at the home Of Miss Marie
Wilding. A dinner will be served
and the honor guests Of the evening
win be two pledges, Miss Margaret
Underwood and Miss Gladys Ashley
and Mrs. Lucille Robinette Of Column
bus. Ohio, who was formerly a mem
her.
New officers Of the club are: Presi-
dent Miss Marie WildlnE: vice presi-
dent Miss Ruth Hoyt: treasurer.
Miss Hilda Wetzel; record secretary,
Miss Alice Rubdeck; social secretary,
Miss Mildred Mathers. and board OF
directors, Mrs. Ruby Shouse.
The regular meeting of the Alpha
Delphian Study Club will be held
6:45 p m. Monday Dec. .. at 1105
Merchants Bank bldg. Mrs. Mrs.
Frederick c. Warfel will discuss
"Hippolytus. and Mrs. Demarchus
Brown will lecture on Greek Com
edy." Quotations appropriate TO the
Chistmas season will be given by
the club members.
Theta Sigma Chi Sorority will have
a Christmas party Sunday evening
at the home of Mrs. Rose NOelpp,
1852 Barth Ave.
Miss Freida Froelich will enter
tain the members OF the Icmic Club
with a Christmas party at her home,
222 Iowa St, Sunday.
George II. Chapman W. r. C.
No. 10, will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the G. A. r. house. 512 y. Il
linois st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20

Joint exhibition Of three women
etchers. Anne Goldthwaite. Margery
Ryerson and Loren Barton opens
Sunday. IN the Print room at the
John Heron Art Institute. These
women stand at the head OF Ameri-
can women etchers. Exhibition will
go to the large cities of the United
States.
Miss Ryerson finds an interest in
child studies. She prefers to work
among settlement children Of New
York. her home. Sometimes old
women engage her interest. She has
combined youth and age in Grand
mother Dressing Mary 10" There
is also a portrait OF her grand
mother, reproduced from an old
daguerreotvpe "Old Women Rest
ing" Is treated with sympathy and
charm.
Miss Barton is wholly American in
manner. having worked in her ma
tive California and through the West
until last year. when she was in
the East. Her head Of George Ar
liss, as Disraeli, brought her recog-
milton. Face Is in profile and the
shoulder and figure indicated I'm very
few lines. the fall of the cape shown
in a sweeping. sure stroke She
proves the fine effects obtained by
economy Of line
In her landscapes Miss Barton
chooses California scenes. In pic
lures Of Portland and Seattle she
has given something of Venice. with
the sea finding its way into the very
cities. There are interesting bits Of
architecture. old doorways in Los
Angeles, where she lives, an OLD
grocery, scenes from San Francisco
Chinatown. Stevenson's house at
Monterey and coast scenes. There
* Manuel" Spanish type with
sombrero and dark head and eyes.
Miss Goldthwaite is of Alabama.
and has not neglected scenes in her
own State Her etching, Cotton
Bales shows the large wagon, load
ed heavily; drawn by mules and
driven by darkies Miss Goldth-
waite has lived and studied abroad.
Strong foreign influence is appar-
ent. There are several foreign
scenes among her pictures and pOr-
traits showing influence of the
French painters and etchers Of the
late nineteenth century Her por.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
ART WORK EXHIBITED
Pupils of Miss Evalyn James Show
Work at Studio.

The seventh seml-annual exhibit
ton OF art work done by private
students Of Miss Evelyn G. James,
A. NJ. was opened 10 the public for
Saturday and Sunday at the Irving
ton studio. 144 Butler Ave.
The following represent the Satur-
day classes in arts and crafts Mes
DANES p. }. Wires, Louise Bremen,
Marguerite Balcom. Eva 3. Riley.
Della White, n. Mcdowell. II. Weel-
burg and Miss Laura Parker.
Art students who will be repre-
scented are: Garnet Sutherland. Ru
doif J. Pf1ster, Herbert w. Brack.
mier. Eloise Ethel Riley. Mary Joe
BrunnhOeffer, Susanna L. Harting.
Eddie May Browne, Mary Jeanette
Wilson. Vivian V. Wilson, Eugene
Douglas Holland.
Visiting hours are: Saturday. l
p. m. to 8 p. M. and Sunday, p.
m. to $40 p. m. The public Is cor
daily invited to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait Calls Largest Electorate of Women E1er
Held i'm America Discuss Causes of War; JAM 1924
Eight Organizations 10 Be
Represented at Courses
in Peace Education,

q" TV7oRLD PEACE is not an i'm
IWI practical dream-it can be
worked out and firmly
established, says Mrs. Elizabeth
Claypool Earl of Muncie, chairman
of the committee on International
Cooperation to Prevent War, OF the
Indiana League of Women Voters,
and one of the two delegates chosen
by Mrs. William T. Barnes of In
dianapolis. president OF the League,
to represent Indiana at the Con
ference on the Cause and Cure OF
War, to be held in Washington. d.
c., Jan. 1924. Mrs. Charles Teetor
of HagerstOwn. Sixth district chair
man, will be the other delegate to
the conference from the Indiana
League Of Women Voters.
Eight Of the largest national
women's organizations in the
United States, representing four
million American women, have de-
cided that world peace is a far
more complicated thing than can
be obtained by the simple exped-
lent Of adopting slogans and es-
tabhshing no more war days"
SO delegates from what is per
haps the largest electorate OF
American women that has ever
united On single issue will meet
in Washington Jan Is to "a, at a
national conference on the cause
and cure of war
Seek Causes
They still believe in slogans, but
they realize that there are causes
Of war which remain untouched by
them.
Such subjects as population,
armament competition, economic
rivalries and the mass psychology
for war as causes of conflict viii
be explained by experts and spe-
cialists.
After the course in causes"
there will be a course in possible
cures" and at the end of the
week a definite program Of work
for the future will be formed.
Delegates will then be expected
10 carry to their communities a
practical education for peace.
Mrs. Gait to Preside
Among the women who will be
prominent in perfecting the organ
ization are Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait. who will act as general chair
man of the conference; Miss Belle
Sherwin of Cleveland, president Of
the National League Of Woman
Voters: DIR. Aurena H. Reinhardt
of Oakland, Cal. president Of the
American Association Of Univer-
sity Women; Mrs. George 8. Ford
az the national board of the Y.
w. c A. and Mrs. John Fergu-
son Of New York of the Council
Of Women for Home Missions.
Delegates will attend from the
American Association Of Univer-
sity Women, the National League
of Women Voters, Council of jew
ish Women. the National Y. w.
c. A, the W. c. 7. T., the Gen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs,
the Council Of Women for Home
Missions and the Federation Of
Woman's Boards Of Foreign Mis-
sions in North America.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
scratch Tor his own needs.

She makes sure he VIII not perish
without her. before she let's him go.
but. once she Is sure. she does not
hold him back because she loves him
She does not cry out: You must
stay here by my side. always, for
love you. Don't go of there to that
beautiful field whore food is more
plentiful. because / would miss you"
She does not beg him not to seek
mate because she cannot bear the
thought Of sharing him.
Oh. no. She teaches him how to
hve, and then leaves him free TO ap-
ply her lessons. And the young bird.
wiJhAuch a background, and without
the burden OF selfish love, grows
as strong as his parent-aud he flies
straight.
Mother birds are wise creatures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
Clubs and
Meetings

The Mystic Tie club viii be en-
tertianed az luncheon next Satur
day at the home Of Mrs. y. H. Long.
1916 Washington Blvd she viii
be assisted hg her daughter, Mrs.
Homer l.. Cook and Mrs. John @.
BTcnner.
Eureka club will give benefit
card party Sunday afternoon at
.. 80 Sunday aft .rnoon in Turner
hall. Alabama and f Washington
SITS
Sigma Alpha Sigma sorority will
have a Christmas party Monday
evening al the home Of Miss Helen
and Miss Melba Nottingham, So
5. Mount St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
WINTER WEDDING
At TABERNACLE
Miss Helen Lentz Becomes
Bride of George Cole,

MID-WINTER wedding OF
| IA beauty was that of Miss
- Helen Lentz daughter of
Mrs. Samuel Kirazian Of Golden Hill,
to George Cole, which took place
Saturday afternoon at Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church, the Rev. J.
Ambrose Dunlile officiating. Paul
Matthews, organist, played the bri-
dial music and ITO a Wild Rose" dur.
ing the ceremony.
Miss Lucy AShjian, maid Of honor.
was lovely in a gown of yellow
geOrgette, with q picture hat to-
match, and carried yellow roses The
bridesmaids. Miss Zelma Smith and
Miss Margaret Jenkins, i'm powder
blue. and Miss Doris Linn and Miss
Norma Mueller, in shell pink. wore
hats to match their gowns. and
carried arm bouquets of pink car
nations tied with streamers Of pink
tulle
Ushers We're Harry Kimber, Ray
mond Jenkins, James Parker
Wheatley and William Beason. Rob
ert Hutchinson was best man.
The bride wore a gown OF white
crepe satin and duchess lace with a
court train over which fell the folds
Of a tulle veil arranged in cap shape
with duchess lace and orange bios.
SONS.
A reception was held after the
ceremony at the homo Of the brides
mother. The rooms We're decorated
with the brides colors. lavender and
white. After the reception thirty
guests We're invited to a bridal din.
rer.
Mr. and Mrs. Cole left for "A short
wedding trip. They will be at home
after Jan. I. at 1927 y. Tacoma s..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
Parties, Meetings and Social Activities


lT fiE social calendar for next
week * fun to overlooking
- WIN saye'E. Inc spirit mat
pe'E"'ea me very an al"ut us VII"
good cheer ana holiday abandon
''e'''e9 1'it parry ~ ~ ''' o'''5 '''1'
l'''''' ' ne J''l'7e' 9'l az ,',''.'S
''"I" 7ci'''''S ana 0.''l'.S'7 "''''''-''-'
WIN ''i'~''' '-''' "a '''' IA ~ '''''''
"eoN. - ..,..,,. ,,:.a
-''''''.''' 'li =. '' ',,-''''''D'' No
ann i"i'"''' ar. ana wi H"N's
'i"'7'''''''' ANA ''-'S i''''','' '!'' -
'''> .''''',~ '''' '7' ,,',N
"-'''''9
's- i''t ~ '''''''.''' me - '''''''''
'"'' peg .l' ''i'''', ana ''.'ii',. i',' -
I''' ~ '''''+ ',' w. "' ,'.,'''F 80.
l'''i ~ ''i '''
.'''''7' go - anu
80 ~ '''-'.' '''~''' '"i '''''''
.4''"Sti '"'l'I!'''l i"' 'ei
MISS '.''''''7 i''
from @gi'""' III ~'e i-.'S'' anu va -
MET" 'tieT" par ~ I"I "ei "p"''
-7'S'' MISS Ns''Se u'" Oh -''"
"i ~.
~ '"'t'Hd'f H'~"1 iA'hy "ie p1'1i-
''"E 'H''7' V'aS eve u'''he'S On"
'tf"'I"F9 VIII nave various supper
parties.
christmas hlEil SeFeIA Gunner
parties ana dances are arranged ana
MI the clubs wall ring with their
annual formal affairs.
Friday Miss Frances Hogan VIII
he honor guest at dance given by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
one If tho seasons debutants. viii
give "a dinner party and Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Bohbs. whose marriage took
place recently, VIII be guests of Mr.
and Mrs T.. G. Atkins al dinner.
Saturday Miss Betty Jean Davis.
Misses Edith ana Mary FELTON,. Mrs.
L. II. Patterson. Miss Mary Osborne
VIII be hostess at afternoon affairs
and tho Nell Taylor wedding will
take place in Lafayette.
Miss Betty Bertermann. 4701 f.
Washington St. entertained at
luncheon Saturday at Indianapolis
Athletic Club honoring Miss Ruth
Fromm. whose marriage to Emery
r. Baxter will take place Jan. Z.
Monday, Mrs. James f. Sutherland
will entertain for her. and the lat
ter part of the week Miss Dorothy
Wright and Miss Irene Seuel will
entertain in her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fromm will
entertain Jan. with a bridal din
ner for their daughter and Mr.. Bax-
80
The active chapter Of Delta Delta
Delta Sorority invited representa-
lives from each sorority on the But
ler campus to a formal dance Sat
.,.oeart atiyee are. Mics Katherine
o,nox Karna KaDna Gamma
Miss Helen stevens Kama AIpba
Theta Miss Dorothy Patterson.
Po+a Chi. Misc loan Wilson SIGMA
baIta Miss RIanche Collins AIpha
Delta Theta. Miss Margaret Schoen-
or pi Reta Phi. Miss Katherine Bur
CON zeta Tan Alnba. Miss Doris
sp,igb Chi Phi A1nha. Miss Frances
o,,i,.I. DoI+a 1o+a
C,ororopes asked ware Prof and
Nrre M n Raumrartner. Mr.. and
Mrs Dale & Young and Mrs. Grace
crifitb
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
MISS HIBBEN HAS PARTY
Dancing Pupils Old and Young Join
in Christmas Program.

Miss Helene Hibben, Trvington
dancing teacher. entertained all her
pupils Saturday afternoon with
Christmas party at the Athenaeum.
Butterfly dances, Russian and
silver hoop costume dances were
given and special dances were given
by little Miss Agnes and Gertrude
Gehagan. John and William Berter-
mann. Betty Wolfe and Clifford
Wright.
The older pupils danced "Silent
Night" and the guests sang while
Miss Hibben and her sister, Miss
Hazen Hibben. in white and silver
Russian Costumes. presented the
favors from the Christmas tree.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
One Hall to Another

HULL, England, Dec. 20.-Harvey
Lott escaped from Jail in the middle
of the night and crept silently along
a deserted street preparatory to
making a sprint for freedom. A po-
liceman came down the same street
and Lott leaped into the protection
of a huge iron gate. When he tried
to reopen the door to come out, how
ever, he failed. 1t developed he was
in another Jail
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20

20 be marked with bridal name
cards.
The guests were TO attend the club
dance after the dinner.
The Alpha Delta Theta sorority
completed plans for clever party
At Irvington Country club in the
form II an Icicle Hop Saturday
night. Miss Gladys Collins was In
charge Of the party. She was as
sisted by Miss Raye Greatbatch,
Miss Mae McInt!re and Miss Elsa.
Shelley.
Chaperons invited We're Prof, and
Mrs. George Gelston. Mrs l.. I. Dial.
Miss Margaret Bruner.
Honor guests were 20 be Miss Mil
dred Ross ana Mss Doorthy Hiatt.
alumuae members.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
He Wants 10 Civ

Dear MISS Lee: 1 am The mother Of a
boy 20 years old He is nv only son
and I have tW0 daughter We 1--we in q
lite town. near Iudiau@uoIis-
Ny son has a good position with FAC
tory here. but he has chance to 90 to
a larger city TO a better position. Nv
husband wants to let hum 20. hut ! am
afraid h. may get In with the wrong poo
pie and I want him 10 stay here We
have always b-en happy ~ our little home
Don't have much. but we are comfort
able and I don't see Why my son wants
mora
Miss Lee, am 7 doing wrong 20 hang
m 10 him Is long as I can He ia my
1nly boy. and 1 hate 10 sec him crow up.
LOVING MOTHER
Yes. dear mother, YOU are doing
wrong. Your son win not think Of
your love. but only OF your selfish
ness. II you do not let him go when
opportunity calls. L = hard 10 let
him go. I know. but he has Il right
TO his life
II you have given him high ideals
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20

and standards and have taught him
how 10 apply them, you need not
fear for him. If you have not. keep
ing him in a small town Will not
keep him straight.
Let him know that you trust him.
not that YOU fear for him. is you
send him away. ana you ne@l not
look forward with anxiety To the day
when he viii return.
PUZZLED: You might send the
young man a Christmas greeting. or
give him a mOnogrammed handker-
chief.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20
WOMEN SEND POST CARD
Children at Riley Hospital to Have
Shower.

Children of the Riley Memorial
Hospital will receive post cards from
each member of the Chapter 2 of the
Women's Organization of the ma
tional Association of Retail Drug
gists during next week.
Dec. 80. the organization will have
Christmas party arranged by
Mrs. w. c. Freund assisted by
Mesdames Harry Borst, Edward
Stucky. John ID. Stokes, w. A.
Oren. c. J. jackson, James e.
Sproule, William Werner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-20

LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER.
TON TO BEATRICE sun
MEBS. CONTINUED

AEIGS. tONIINI ED
sydney Carton lion. ou. ~, -.-.,..
H..
'''e' ""' ! VIII say
thlS Tor MN his being here made
things easier for all concerned
I think ne must ha,o con. o. ,.,-,.
,7,,-.,. .-,-
'''''' ~ = a. J. I'r "lS
royal hishheS~ came over hy airUlane
IN time for the funeral
I.eslfe-r.f1Isod-,- ,-i..h.l,.
thinl--to geo him, ,.bf.h ,..,,.. h..-..
jarred his conceit inst , rt,.I.
For the benefit NJ Tho ..,,rio,,. 49,.
as your mother or ,,,t,,o ,,..,,i, ,,....
put If. for the snoocr - ,..,.,'r.. H.,
Whitney walked v,,b JosIi. s,,.t
John Prescott with Mrs f4ar,iIto,,
when they leff tho ,,nt,rs e.. .t,.
grave. No one If course ..yco,,+ ..I,a
few r4rhf ON ,bo .-rc,,,,.,' r.,,.,,. .+..
this arron-ornont va, -o,da t.......,.1
Leslie posit,velv refused to ,,.all- SO
side her husband or ts,.o ar,.,,ln-
10 40 with hin, (.Io,,. g. 49,
didn't think eho had =. g.. ~
haven't Mr. Ih~AGFFff "a
since he returned 70 +ba c,+,. no
has not vet heen dou, % "a. ,lo,,.
am writing tbis +ha ,,,orcf,,.. GEO.
the funeral When ba cnr,os - he
asks me auythino about tho ore.tv
believe mo 7 shall +Du him, tbo ,,7,tb
POLITELY Of course hut =, ,,.Ii, ta
the whole hIoor,,in,- r,,,.i, ,,.,.h 49,.
sugar on II.
Leslie IL loollino, lil,a o. ,,hos. .h,.-.
deva cbo h. &c., - en- -.
hle that sbo b,e az, a,,ra 10
+fv,,a ~ .kt,,,. - 81 -.
co,,tr, va,, -. -.
vas yybop che o~ra,.,.,, 49, go 80
roor er,,, 49,. -, '''''
t,,,,oz gho ,,.,at-aa .,.t
-, ''''7 "'''' "'H h"'
w. hara ,.-.,..
81. r-;, "+.i'"
'''i''''E SISTER OF Mrs
ing to be governess TO little Jack.
She IL very clever. very pretty. and