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New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

season.
 In the first place, according to him, there will be an All-New Brit ain team this year. Manager Daley finds that the action of the park board in giving the Ranger A. c. four Sundays at Memorial Field in Willow Brook park this coming sea- son will not seriously interfere with the tentative plans already laid out for the senior team.
 He is busily engaged in organizing a team and at the present time he appears to have things pretty well lined up for successful season. Several new faces will be seen with the local team this coming season, while many of the veterans of for mer years will return to the fold.
 Vic Radzewich of Torrington, who left the New Britain camp last year to go with the Hartford Blues, had already signified his willingness of coming to New Britain to play this year but he suffered bad ac- cident Sunday while playing base ball that might keep him out of the game. He misjudged fly ball and received a broken jaw.
 Tom Humphries, Bridgeport guard, is ready to start any time. The electrocution he received last winter hasn't left any i'll effects and he writes that he is ready to report at the first call
 Conllin, tackle, will also be with New Britain. Tator, last year with the Hartford Blues, will be a can didate for a berth on the team.
 The local contingent will include Jumbo" who might be center this year. Hap" Griswold, Zip" Zehrer, Carl Brink, "Unk" Connolly and possibly Red" O'Neil.
 ''Dutch" Connor is out of the pie ture this year, and so is Thompson, Pennsylvania star. Dutch" is as- sistant coach at New York univer- sity and Is done with pro football. Thompson will play around his home quarters this season although he stands ready to come to this city on any special occasion.
 This Manager Daley explains, is only a nucleus Of the team this Is to perform. Jim Zakzewski, former star of the Fordham university eleven, is willing to play in this city and several others also have signif1ed their willingness to be out for the team.
 The "Butsy" sturm- "Hiker" Holz- heimer combination will also be back in trim this season, both hav- ing signified their eagerness to get going. In fact Holzheimer, upon receiving his letter. came to New Britain and left four or five ad- dresses and telephone numbers so Manager Daley could reach him.
 The Rangers will get started Fri day night on football when a meet ing will be held in the club rooms on Church street. Dr. Frank Zwick will talk to the players and can didates for places on the team, and anyone interested is invited to at- tend.
 The Falcon baseball team will practice Friday night at 6:30 o'clock Tn preparation for the game with Kensington Sunday afternoon.
 "Micky" Noonan. star catcher, will be with the Falcons from now until the end of the season. "Micky" has been with Middletown this year but he was eligible to play with the Fall cons in the series His presence in the lineup will be additional strength for the Falcons.
 The All-Kensington team will practice tomorrow night at 6 o'clock at the Percival avenue grounds in Kensington. All members of the team are asked to be on hand.
 
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New Britain herald., 1927-08-24
The Standing

Games Today Pittsburgh at Boston. (Other clubs not scheduled1
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

The local contingent will include Jumbo" who might be a center this year, Hap" Griswold, Zip" Zehrer, Carl Brink, "unk" Connolly and possibly Red" O'Neil.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games YeSterday
The Standing

(No games scheduled - open date).
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

Conllin, tackle, will also be with New Britain. Tator, last year with the Hartford Blues, will be a can didate for a berth on the team.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

"Micky" Noonan. star catcher, will be with the Falcons from now until the end of the season. "Micky" has been with Middletown this year but he was eligible to play with the Fall cons in the series. His presence in strength for the Falcons.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

Tom Humphries. Bridgeport guard, is ready to start any time. The electrocution he received last winter hasn't left any i'll effects and he writes that he is ready to report at the first call.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

Dutch" Connor is out of the pie ture this year. and so Is Thompson, Pennsylvania star. Dutch" is as- sstant coach at New York univer- sity and is done with pro football. Thompson will play around his home quarters this season although he stands ready to come to this city on any special occasion.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

The Falcon baseball team will practice Friday night at 630 o'clock in preparation for the game with Kensington Sunday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24
Spe a king of Sports

Manager Edward J. Daley of the All-New Britain football team. after spending a pleasant vacation in Maine, set to work yesterday to work out the problem of the coming season.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

This, Manager Daley explains, is only nucleus Of the team this Is to perform. Jim Zakzewski, former star of the Fordham university eleven, is willing to play in this city and several others also have signified their willingness to be out for the team.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

He is busily engaged in organizing a team and at the present time he appears to have things pretty we'll lined up for a successful season. Several new faces will be seen with the local team this coming season, while many of the veterans of for mer years will return to the fold.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

In the first place, according to ain team this year. Manager Daley finds that the action of the park board in giving the Ranger A. c. four Sundays at Memorial Field in Willow Brook park this coming sea- son will not seriously interfere with the tentative plans already laid out for the senior team.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

Vic Radzewich of Torrington, who left the New Britain camp last year to go with the Hartford Blues, had already signifed his willingness of coming to New Britain to play this year, but he suffered bad ac cident Sunday while playing base ball that might keep him out of the game. He misjudged fly ball and received a broken jaw.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

The Rangers will get started Fri day night on football when meet ing will be held in the club rooms on Church street. Dr. Frank Zwick will talk to the players and can didates for places on the team, and anyone interested is invited to at- tend.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-24

The "Butsy' sturm- "Hiker" Holz- heimer combination will also be back in trim this season, both hav- ing signified their eagerness to get going. In fact, Holzheimer, upon receiving his letter. came to New Britain and left four or five ad- dresses and telephone numbers so Manager Daley could reach him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-24
BARNARD HEADS
MASON Group
St. James ConCIave Chooses
Chiefs for 1928.
3 Head-see Puzzle

st. James Conclave No. 16 Of IN
dianapoliis Red Cross of Constantine
elected Elwood Barnard, Greenfield,
lid, sovereign. Barnard has been
prominent In York Rite Masonry
for many years and is an honorary
member of the Supreme Council
and the Thirty-Third degree of
the Scottish Rite.
Other officers are Louis G. Bud
denbaum, Indianapolis, viceroy;
George S. Parker, Anderson, senior
general; Charles D. Kniefel, New
Albany, Junior general; Fred G..
Goldsmith, Terre Haute, project;
Eugene E. Vatet, Muncie, prelate;
Adriann Hamersly, Indianapolis, re-
corder; Charles F. Meyer, Indian
apolis, treasurer; Harry G. Strick-
land, Greenfield, standard bearer;
Elnaer F. Gay, Indianapolis, herald,
and Donald Pickett, Greenfield, sem
tinel.
Arthur j. Smith. Muncie, retiring
sovereign, presided, and George A.
Ball, Munciei, and Gay were
knighted.
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Eute1naI Groups VIII
Bring Christmas Cheer

temple. A Christmas tree on the
stage will be the center of attrac-
ton. On the program are B. F.
Stahl, Monarch Russell Myers, Lois
Neal, Marion Lou Paitson, Junior
Hope and the Rev. Theodore Grob.
Committee in charge is K. Overfelt,
George Krietenstein and, Andrew
Nelson.
BIZ Times Special
DECATUR, Ind, Dec. 24.---Moose
Lodge will give a childrens' Christ
mas party Monday night. All
Decatur children are invited.
BIZ Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec.
24.-.Elks distributed scores of
baskets to needy families today, with
Jesse Inflow in charge. Warren Par
ish. exalted ruler, sponsored the
work.
BIZ Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Dec.
24.-Eagles will give a children's
Christmas party Sunday afternoon.
A large tree will be hung, with
presents for all. August Brugge is
in charge.
A card party will be held Monday
night for members. Dancing is prom
ised later.
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Fund GYO70S

With gifts totaling $6S from
five sources, the Sahara Grotto
Blue Devil Relief Fund, Inc,
stands at $722.50.
Donors include: Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Powers, $40; r. K. Ber-
ry, So; Jack Leider, $40; A
Friend, So; Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Gottelman, Buffalo, N. Y, $35.
The fund was inaugurated
following the accident Oct. IA,
when twenty members of the
drill team and their friends
were killed as a interurban,
struck the truck trailer in
which the party was going to
barn dance.
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Harry Argus starts at 8 O'Clock,
is the first of its kind attempted
by the Woodmen, and preparations
have been made for month.
Itasca tribe of Red Men will give
card party and dance Tuesday
night under auspices of the Booster
committee. Members will attend
and bring their "paleface friends"
BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. "a
Plans are being made to entertain
more than 500 at the Samoor Grot-
to's annual officers party New Years
Eve. Retiring officers giving the af-
fair are E. H. Bradfield, Percy Smith,
Winfield Urban, Earl Stinson, w.
Ray Stevens, NJ. D. Thomas, Luther
Bruce, Henry Knopf and Ray Men
denhall. Earl Gilbert is in charge
of the program.
BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 24.-George
E. Harrington chapter of De Molay
will entertain Terre Haute Masonry
with New Years Eve party fea-
tured by dancing and entertainment.
Committee in charge includes How
ard Armstrong, Chris Weusbach,
Harold Amacher. Merle Drew, Claud
Wilcox, Harold Jones, Robert Clark
and Robert Koerner.
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HAPPY HOLIDAY
GIVEN TO POOR
BY CITY LODGES
Tons of Food and Gifts Are
Distributed This Week
by Organizations.

Hundreds of Indianapolis families
and thousands of children are bene-
fitting this weekend through the
charity of Indianapolis lodges. Hun
dredS of baskets are being dis
tributed today and Sunday and
many childrenS' parties have been
given and are planned for next
week.
Chief among basket donors this
year is the Shrine which sent out
419 bushel baskets of groceries and
gifts to families. A corps of pack
ers worked Friday and this morning
preparing the containers. Distribu
ton started at l p. m. from the
Murat Temple. The committee in
charge includes Fred j. Brinkmeyer,
chairman; Boyd Templeton, Frank
v. Martin, John w. Stokes, Robert
L. Elder, Clinton H. Givan, George
Hilgemeier, William F. Hotz, Edgar
o. Burgan and E. H. Burgan. Will
liam H. Bockstahler, acting po-
tentate, and members of the official
divan assisted. The fund for baskets
totaling $4,000 was raised by sub
scription during the recent mid
winter ceremonial.
Redmen Entertain Children
Red Men entertained more than
1000 children Friday night at the
South Side Turner's hall with q
Christmas party in charge of Will
liam Seigle, deputy great sachem Of
the Eleventh district. The party
was under the auspices of the Elec-
tive Chiefs Organization of the
Eleventh district.
Eagles distributed more than fifty
baskets today under the direction
of William r. Ribble, president;
Jacob l.. Smith, treasurer, and W.
H. Miller, secretary The order is
planning a Christmas entertainment
for children to be given Wednesday
night at 40 w. Vermont st. by the
officers.
More than 200 baskets were dis
tributed today by the Elks as part
of their Christmas benevolences.
The committee in charge of ar
rangementS: Frank Cullivan,
chairman; Frank Krause, Charles
A. Grossart, w. j. Fahey and Frank
Manning. The baskets cost about
SIS each wholesale price and are
filed with food for many meals.
GrOtto Gives Party
knights of Columbus contributed
a truck load of staple food to the
Catholic community center which
sent out 100 baskets today. The
food was gathered at the pound
party" this week in charge of Fred
j. Kerschner. About $50 orphans
of the Sisters of the Good Shep-
herd will be given real Christmas
Sunday through money raised at
the Old Melodies concert in charge
of Harry E. Calland.
Sahara Grotto entertained chill
dren of the Indianapolis Orphans
Home Friday night. A program of
entertainment followed distribution
of gifts. Committee in charge:
Lawrence w. DRAPER, Charles G..
Walsh, Karl Erath, John H. Ber-
ling, @. G.. Brautigan, L. A. Williams,
S. j. Fullem, Kenneth E. Yates, G.
E. Robinson, Oliver R. Valid and
Chester L. Martin.
knights of Pythias, through the
relief board, are distributing several
baskets, according to Harry South,
secretary of the board.
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On his 18th birthday anniversary
John Allen Walker was given gold
medal in recognition of his services
and work with the drum and bugle
corps of Sahara Grctto.
The medal was engraved with a
drum on one side and on the other
with From the boys on his 18th
birthday Prophet Kenneth E.
Yates made the presentation speech,
and Monarch Lawrence w. DRAPER
gave Walker birthday cake made
by the women of the drum corps.
Walker started his drumming
during the Civil War, in 1864-65.
After the wsr he was affiliated with
the Vandalia Railroad and June 9,
1874, drove the first train over Eads
bridge at st. Louis.
He later was with the Occidental
Ministries and the Al. G. Field
Ministries. He has been an engineer
on the st. Louis division of the Big
-Four for forty-two years.
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New Year Programs Most
Ambitious in History
of Organizations.

With only one week remaining
in 1927, Indiana lodges are COM
plotting elections Of officers for the
coming year. Many organizations
are now installing officers chosen
recently, while others will hold in
stallation ceremonies in January
New Year programs are the most
ambitious ever attempted by
Hoosier fraternities, and plans to
carry them out are being perfected.
BLOOMINGTON - Elks elected
Edward Eckels, Clarence Brewer, E.
E. Wells, John S. Matthews. Ernest
Gilmore. Officers will be installed
the first meeting in January.
PERU-Peru-Miami lodge No. Ct
F. q A. NJ, elected Floyd G. Law
renee, William H. Doriot, John
Worden, John j. Munro, and
Clarence j. wager.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Moose
heart Legion officers are Mrs. Edith
Martin, Mrs. Ollie Ulsh, Edith
Adams, Effie Coycr, Mrs. Margaret
Coyer, Mrs. Nellie Griswold, Ella
Principle, Edna Tuthill, Elsie Max
well, Mrs. Minnie Robinson, Mrs
Florence Affeld and Henrietta
Glover.
PRINCETON Il Royal Neighbors
named Mrs. Anna Schildroth, Mrs
Mary j. Combs, Mrs. Emma Shuel,
Mrs. Myrtle De Bord, Mrs. M. Kate
Habig, Mrs. Ella Partenheimer, Mrs
Edith Bryant, Mrs. Clara Westfall
Mrs. Alice Mcdonald, Mrs. Sarah
Sanders and Mrs. Minnie Hall.
WEST LEBANON-Eastern Stal
officers are Mrs. Anna Crone, Ura
Seeger, Mrs. Bertha Seeger, Miss
Nellie Ogle, Mrs. Leota Bonebrake
Mrs. Maggie Byers and Mrs. Emma
Rosebaugh.
WAB AS H-Royal Neighbors
elected Mrs. Carrie Marks, Nettie
Henry, Marie Crist, Clara Nichols
Alta Soeidel, Mary Butterbaugh
Mary Carlton, Agnes Fox, Emma
Jones, Matte Burnsworth, Mary
Bowers, Gladys Ridgeway, Della
Green, Maggie Brizendine, Mabel
Pitts, Esther Miller and Blanche
Miner.
CROTHERSVILLE - Masons
named the following officers: Ed
ward w. Krause, Earl N. Rogers
Everett Coryell, Palmer, Hickerson
Frank Collins, Claude Hardesty
Hollis Silence, Roy Chasteen and
Otis Benham.
knights of Pythias elected
Charles Hall, George Rifles, Ben
Carpenter, W. t. Deputy, w. D.
Blau. F. R. Jones. B. 2. Jones
Henry Shepherd and Delbert
Thomas.
BIZ Times SDccinl
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 24.-Evans-
vile tent No. 185 of the Maccabees
elected A. C. Fisher commander
Guy Musgrave, lieutenant-com-
mander; Charles Clause, chaplain
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Ne7Q, Leaders Are
Installed by Lodges

Roland Phillips, sergeant; H. H.
Corder, master at arms; Alvin Shaw.
first master of the guard; Walter
Schentrap, second master of the
guard; Theodore Kieffer, sentinel,
and Wilbur Kuebbler, picket Charles
Clause was reelected trustees for
three years.
LA PORTE-O Officers of Women of
Mooseheart Legion are Mrs. Theresa
Wright, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs.
Flossey Raven, Mrs. Emma Stibor
and Mrs. Irene Lloyd.
PERU. Dec. 24.-At one of the
most successful meetings of the
year, James Cox was elected COM
mander Of the Knights of Pythias.
Other officers: Edward j. Engleage,
John Lands, Kenneth Meeker, Wal
ter Bixler, Frank Miller, Sam Fish
er, Henry Bailey, Gale Ream, How
ard Woods and Gus Helmig.
BIZ Times Special
ELKHART, Dec. 24.-Fifty- eight
women attended the meeting at
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Elks are delivering more than
200 Christmas baskets today to
needy families. A few of the gift
packages are shown above in q
store room at 43 w. st. Clair st.
Frank Manning, member of the
committee in charge, aided in
packing.
Below left to right is w. j.
Fahey, F. w. Krause and Frank
Cullivan, chairman, delivering the
baskets containing potatoes, on
ions, apples, soap. corn, tomatoes,
syrup, milk, flour, corn meal, white
beans, rice, coffee, sugar, pancake
-four, bread, candy, bacon, lard,
butter, beef and toys. At wholesale
price the baskets cost about SIS
each.
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Dfflan Is Named

MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 24.-John r.
Dillon was named worshipful master
at the annual election of Muncie
lodge No. 433, F. and A. M. Other
officers: Merrill M. Smith, Clarence
Piepho, P. K. Morrison, George E.
Cox. Arnold G. Allen, D. o. Skillen,
]. Walter Kirkpatrick. Walter S.
Parkhurst and Harry Yeo.
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Rite rltuallStic director The Rev,
George w. Allison, pastor of the
Irvington Presbyterian Church, will
speak on st. John.
The program:
PART I
overture, princess of India" TX. L.
King)-Scottish Rite Orchestra.
1nyocation-Dr. Lewis Brown.
Lords Prayer, Chant-Male chorus.
Address-Henry G.. Thornton.
The Consistory Players then will present
THE Coming Of the King" with Arnold
F. Spencer as director.
Noel. Prelude - Clarence H. Carson.
piano; Marjorie. Harold Harmoneum;
Julia Brown Bodner. violin; Cleo Calvin.
viola; Marjorie Campbell. cello.
= Prophecy, Soprano Solo-Mrs. Arnold F.
Advent = Massed chorus - Mrs. clyde
nedy, Mary Traub Busch. soioists O
TrauP BUSCH CD) Tenor $50 sOlOEGeorse S ".
Caravan Of the Magi-M,ale Chorus
drsy. baritone; Jesse Barker. bass;
Plains of Bethlehem-Women's Chorus
Thomas r. Knox. tenor soloist,
Departure of the Shepherds-Mixed
Chorus-Jesse Barker, bass; Miss Frieda
Virgins Luiiaby--Mrs. Robert Blake. con-
tralto.
Questioning Oh llle NldBl DY MIX lGlON-~
Male Chorus-Raymond D. Jackson. bass.
The Adoption-la) Soprano solo, Mrs.
Clyde Titus. (b) Male chorus.
Adeste Fideles-Massed chorus.
PART II
Selection from 1.-The Fortune Teller''
Victor Herbertl Scottish Rite Orchestra.
Address. Saint John"-The Rev. George
Overture HitTGti' 1.-THE Bridal Rose" &c. Laval
lee)-Scottish Rite Orchestra.
The Consistory Players present modern
mystery play in one act. by Faith van
Be Light. Horace Mitchell will be dra-
The cast includes: Azariah, Martin A.
Baltozer: Parson Ambrose. William j. Con-
drey; Nellie (The Crippled Child. Miss
Frances Mitchell; The Soldier, Emory r.
Baxter; the Whittier choir Mrs. Clyde E.
Titus. director; June Hopper, Herbert
Hedges, Frank Erath, John Jackson, Albert Al
Hackney, Ruth Bridges, Norman TITUS,
Janet Swan. Leon White. Martha Hedges,
Alma Norris Albert Strate, William Van
Scayoc Alice Hackney.
Benediction--Dr. Louis Brown.
Exit March, Onward Christian Soldiers
Scottish Rite Orchestra.
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MASONS WILL
OBSERVE DAY
OF ST JOHN
0ne-ACt Mystery Play to
Feature Program at
Murat Theater.

Featuring the one-act modern
mystery play, Fiat Lux" by Faith
Van Valkenburg Villas, Indiana Ma
sonry will observe st. Johns day
Tuesday night at the Murat theater.
The day is the anniversary Of the
death of st. John, the Evangelist,
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CUPID PARTY PLANNED
Sahara GrOttO Will Honor Newly
Welded Member.

Sahara Grotto will hold the an
nual Cupid's party Dec. 81 in the
Riley room of the Claypool. The
dinner dance will start at p. m.
The party is free to any prophet
and his wife who have been mar
ried this year, according to D. Y.
ByrlSit, room 10, courthouse, who
is taking reservations.
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Oldest Red Man

BIZ Times SDCcidi
COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. "a
T. G.. Mckinley, rs. of Clifford,
said to be the oldest member
of the Red Mems Lodge in
America, will take part in a
special Red Mems meeting
this week at Newman, Ill. He
has been active in the lodge
work for more than thirty
years. He also is a Mason.
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LODGES Will
Give PARTIES
new YEAR EVE
Several Elaborate Affairs
Are on Program for
1927 Windup.

In saying good-by to Old Man
1927 and in greeting the new born
1928, Hoosier lodges are planning
New Years Eve parties and dances.
indianapolis organizations have
several frolics under way. In most
cases the affairs are for members
only" but in others the public is
invited.
Modern Woodmen of America will
give New Years Eve ball at NJ.
w. A. Hall, 800 E. New York ST.,
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for members and
frie n DIS. Four
camps, Cedar, Mar
ion, Capitol City
and Naples, are
cooperating in ar
rangements. Com
mittee in charge
in cludes Harry
Argus, battalion
m a jor; j. w.
Sproule, w. E.
Kirsch and Cap
tains Bly,, Brown
and Patterson.
The dance, which
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PLAN CHRISTMAS PARTY
Lodge Will Celebrate With Dinner
Wednesday Night.

indianapolis lodge No. SO of the
Degree of Honor Protective Associa-
ton will hold a Christmas party and
a covered dish luncheon Wednesday
night at the hall, 116 E. Maryland
st. The committee in charge in
cludes Mrs. Ella Keller, Mrs. Nellie
Singer and Mrs. Alice Richards.
The following officers were elected
recently: Mrs. Mabel Pennewitt,
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Keller, Mrs.
Cleda Lambert, Mrs. Audra Kedd,
Mrs. Jessie Garrett, Mrs. Nellie
Henby, Mrs. Marion Kester, Mrs.
Margaret Grain and Harry Keller.
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THREE FRATS TO MEET
Attendance Of $50 Expected at SEES
SiOns Here.

About $50 persons will attend
three fraternity conventions here
next week, according to the conven-
ton bureau of the Chamber of Com
merce. M Sigma Phi sorority will
meet Wednesday at the Lincoln
with about seventy-five in attend
ance. Miss Margaret Hatfield is in
charge of arrangements.
Mu Sigma Xxi medical fraternity
will convene Wednesday for a twos
day session under direction of DR..
Lillian B. Mueller. About 200 will
attend the Sigma Delta Kappa ma
>tional legal fraternity convention
Friday and Saturday at the Lin
coin, according to E. w. Yarling.
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the revered pa
iron saint of Ma
sonry. The cam
tata, "The Com
ing Of tl-e King"
by Dudley Buck,
will be sung by a
large chorus.
The festival is
sponsored by
Henry @. Thorn
ton, most wise
master of Indian
apolis chapter Of
Rose Croix, and
the program has
been arranged by
Horace Mitchell.