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STATE WEALTH

The next report of the bureau of
census will very likely show Cali.
fornia ranking fourth among the
states in wealth. The last figures,
compiled five years ago, gave Cali
fornia a total of $l5,O3l "a ,O00, of
which about 50 per cent was real
estate. California was closely trail
ing Ohio for fourth position, and
with the great dcvelopmcntal work
carried ON in this state during the
past five years, it is altogether like
ly that the Golden State has now
actually passed the Buckeye state.
California s wealth is rated at more
than $4,000 per inha bitant-an in
crease of about $50 in a - year
period.
Q-Who were the leaders of the
Central Pacific Railroad?
A.-The leaders, known as the
Big Four were Coils Z. Hunt
ington, Leland Stanford, Charles
Crocker and Mark Hopkins, all of
Sacramento.
Q-Iiow many state hospitals are
there?
Ask. Agnews. Mendocino, Napa,
Norwalk, Southern California cat
Patton), and Stockton State hos
pitfalls.
Q.-Ts there United States
navy training station in California
A.-Ycs. California has one of
the four in United States. 1t is at
san Diego.
. Q.-Is there any record of the
first United States citizen to come
to California;
Ayes. John Groem of Boston.
a member of Malaspina s exploring
expedition. was the first American
in California. He became i'll and
was put ashore at Monterey. Sept.
II, 1871. He soon died and was
buried at the Mission.
These Questions Will Be An
swered Tomorrow
When was the present Capitol
compietede
Who owns Catalina Island
What is the length and width of
San Joaquin Valley.
Questions about California VII
hr answered il sent to the Califor-
MIA Information department Of this
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Student Group
of Musicale to
GiUe Program

Friday afternoon the student
group of the Matinee Musicale Will
present the opening program OF the
wear at the John Heron Art In
stitute. Mrs. Ann Hunter and Miss
Marjorie Herold will be sololsts ana
Miss Lucille Stewart has charge OF
the program, assisted by Mrs. Shell
don Book and Miss Virginia Lucas.
Tea will be served by Mrs. Hunter
Mrs. Fred H. Knodel and MISS
Georgianna Rockwell.
The program is:
Piano--Tambourine .........' 'G Garsinaey
o0uHV Gertrude tG'' Whelan. pupil of
Bomar Cramer ,,.uo,,
Voice-Love's Old Sweet Song ;M sla1iS,,
D Lpn Hu ~ en- pupil of Francis Johnson
ACCOMPANIED by Inez Shirley, pupil
of Bomar Cramer
viennese Trio-Silver Threads Among 1dRts
Ne MedieS PiS Of Old Melodies z srFsSp
Menninger g
Cello. HarF ditp Lev Hs ac6mdt pupi o.
Violin, Margaret Billo. pupil OF hugh
Voice-Last Rose Of Summer: Il M ao0Ig
Long. Long Ago ...... INCOMES I ri pc" XIX
R HInGog NJ Herald, pupil Of Fred Newell
Morris
Piano-Gavotte ................. BT parnn
Gee Geor gHT Rockwell, pupil OF willard
MaCC1regOr
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B.P. VIC. to
Hear Talk
on Clothes

The Indianapolis Business and
Professional Women's Club will hold
its second meeting OF the season
Thursday evening. Mrs. Blanche
Chenoweth will be in charge OF the
program. Her subject, What Dress
Makes of U.s." will include sugges-
tons as to color and styles for diff
ferent types of individuals, and llv-
ing models to illustrate her theories.
The forum hour will be from to
o. m. and will be in charge OF the
forum committee Of which Miss
Hazel Doyle is chairman. Other
members of the committee are:
rd;th Pinch Florence o. Drury
Effie Griffin ia W11 1in
A Ao2ei M street Esssie j. Bowles
MIS- Lillian Harrison Anna G. Keith,
Dinner reservations should pe
made not later than wednesday
NIGHT. with Mrs. Pearl A. Cook,
Washington 1871.
Members of the club will spend
Sunday in Brown County, going by
bus by way of Bloomington. They
will visit the art gallery at Nash
Vile. and the homes of some of the
artists in the morning, and in the
afternoon will be entertained by
Mrs. Walter Ray Snodgrass. Mem
hers of the Bloomington and Column
bus clubs have been invited TO JOIN
members of the Indianapolis CLUB
on the trip.
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Home or Sweetheart

Dear Martha Lee: My sweetheart has
gone TO another State. We were to have
circumstances at home detained me. He
misunderstood me. but think he will
come fack. If he should. would be doing
right TO marry him, or should stay and
nelp my family. until 1t is too later I
How can ! make friends2 I have made
some, but they don't seem to take to me
IKE they do to other girls. Please help
me. Is there any truth In fortune telllng5s
b. b. b.
OF course not. I think that your
friendship with her is very helpful
and wholesome, and am glad your
mother is wise enough not to object.
think that your mother merely
means that friendship with girls is
detrimental because it SO often gets
out of proportion in a young boys
life, and crowds out other important
things. But you seem like pretty
well-balanced chap.
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industrial Department

The program committee Of the
student industrial group will meet
at 7 Monday evening at the Y. w.
c. A., Miss Evelyn Van Hook pre-
siding.
AT 7:3o p. IN. Monday the program
committee of the Wahanka CLUB
will meet to draw up the program
for the year. Miss Katherine Leist-
ner is chairman Of the committee
with Miss Martha Wood and MISS
Bernice Meyers as assistants.
The South Side Industrial CLUB
will meet for dinner at 6:l5 p. m.
Monday. The special guests Tor the
evening will be the employees OF the
Mclaughlin Underwear Company.
halloween parties have started
the Wahanka Club being the first
group to celebrate. The girls VIII
entertain their boy friends with a
masquerade party Thursday from
q to IL. The rooms on the third
floor will be decorated in Halloween
colors. Games, stunts and refresh
ments will be in keeping with the
spirit of Halloween. Miss Kath-
crime Leistner is chairman OF the
committee.
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Arramges for
Annual Dance
of druggists

The women's organization, Ma
tional Association of Retail Drug
gists, chapter 20, will entertain on
Nov. 2, with its second annual dance
at the Columbia Club. The proceeds
will be used for charity and educa-
tional purposes of the chapter.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
w. F. Holmes; First Vice President,
Mrs. Fred Huntington; Second Vice
President, Mrs. J. I. Gelly; Record
ing Secretary, Mrs. Walter Stedfeld;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Ed
Hall; Treasurer, Mrs. E. M. Craw-
ford; Auditor, Mrs. John Stokes;
Parliamentarian, Mrs. Ed Ferger.
Directors, Mesdams William G. FIRE.
und, Edward Ferger, Charles B.
Stoltz, James E. Sproule. Honorary
President, Mrs. w. O. Freund, and
Honorary Treasurer, Mrs. James G.
Mead.
Mrs. Lloyd Weiss is general chair
man in charge of the dance assist
ed by:
Mesdames r.
DqS mi S ls%si rs s5SHl'
S Charles stolts r b 6 & s FSsShd
Miss Dorothy Fogas
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Board Meeting

Ameeting of the board OF direc-
tors of the Woman's Auxiliary to
the thicty-eighth division will be
held Monday in the form OF COW
cred dish luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, 1914 N. ILL
nois ST., at which plans will be COM
pleted for a card party to be given
at the home of Mrs. Emily Cowley,
2l53 N. Meridian ST., Oct. "a. Mrs.
Oakley White will be general chair
man and reservations may be made
with her or Mrs. White. Proceeds
will go to the loan fund which is
being established by the organiza-
ton to help children Of ex-service
men through school.
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prey of nervous and emotional
disturbances.
One of the duties of adeles-
cence is to adjust itself to the
other sex. And another is to find
some creative medium through
which to express itself. 1t is a seri-
Gus mistake to isolate the sexes.
Once saw squirrel driving her
young out of the nest with shrill
chatters and angry fiourishes. Out
they scampered over the high
branches, risking their very lives to
escape her wrath. At the time I
thought that she was a furry little
flend, but later when saw the fam
lily circle reunited and happy. I
realized that this was her way of
making her brood self-reliant.
Mothers, cut the apron string
when the time comes, and do not
hold your sons and daughters too
closely to their homes.
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LEGISLATIVE FORUM TO
STUDY LOCAL AFFAIRS

The Indiana Woman'c Legislative
Forum of the Seventh district will
meet for l o'clock luncheon at the
board of trade Friday. Mrs. Frank
Lair will have charge Of the short
study period on the legislative de-
partment of the government. Cues
tons on the subject will be distrib-
uted for study and answering at the
following meeting. The program
will be of local affairs, and speakers
will present the proposed industrial
foundation for Indianapolis.
Horace Carey, chief of the fire
prevention bureau, will give an
illustrated talk on fire prevention.
The meeting will be open for dis
cussion of current affairs of interest
to the club.
Mrs. Bert Calf, legislation chair
man, will introduce the speakers
and Mrs. Allen It. Fleming, presi.
dent, will preside.
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BRIDGE TEA HONORS
MISS GLADYS TRICK

Mrs. William L. Thompson, 2345
Broadway, entertained this after
noon with a bridge tea at the Marott
in honor of Miss Gladys Trick,
whose marriage to Robert Brewer
will take place Wednesday.
A color scheme of yellow was car
ried out in the refreshments and
there were guests for eight tables.
Before tea time THE Wedding
March" from "Lohengrin" was
played and a bride with attendants
entered. The bride wore a long veil
and the trainbearers were two small
pages in black velvet. The bridal
bouquet was given to the guest of
honor. b.
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.S0r0ritn State Dinner

The annual state dinner of the
Sigma Kappa sorority alumnae will
be give nThursday evening at the
Columbia Club. Reservations for
fifty have been made with Mrs. Will
liam Hutchinson, Mrs. Raymond Cla-
vert and Miss Alma Barker, the
committee in charge. DR.. Lillian B.
Mueller will be toastmistress, and
special guests will be members OF
the active chapter from Indiana
University at Bloomington.
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Bridal Shower

Miss Helen Marie Washam, whose
marriage to Earl j. Cox will take
place at st. Philip Neri Church, Oct.
rs, was the guest Of honor at a
miscellaneous shower and party
given b yMiss Lucille Fuller, 722
Sanders ST.. Thursday evening. Dec
orations were in pink, green and
orchid, and the rooms were illurni-
mated by lights in the bridal colors
Refreshments also carried out the
color scheme. The gifts were pre-
sented to Miss Washam by her little
niece, Anna Marie Trinkley.
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Emtertaims Glass

Donald P. Tomlinson, 1908 S.
Randolph ST., entertained the
Friendly class Of Hill Crest Baptist
Church with a mask-o-ween party,
which was considered the opening
class meeting Of the season, Thurs
day. Mrs. o. Tomlinson, mother of
Mr.. Tomlinson acted as hostess.
Special decorations for the occasion
were in Halloween colors.
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Lemon CatSup

Mix one tablespoon grated horse
radish with the grated rind of four
lemons; add one teaspoon salt, juice
of the lemons, a dessertSpoon Of
white mustard seed, same of celery
seed and few blades Of mace, four
cloves and a dash Of red pepper.
Boil thirty-five minutes, then bottle
while hot. In five or six weeks this
will be ready to serve with fish or
other meats.
Mrs. ]. M. MikeselI, Westfield,
Ind.
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Mrs. WinSlOzg
to Entertain
Guest Meeting

The Society of Mayflower De-
scendants of Indiana, will hold a
guest meeting Tuesday, at 8 p. m,
with Mrs. w. w. Winslow, 1912 N.
Meridian ST., who will be assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Winslow, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Winslow. Each
member may bring three guests.
Re ports of the triennial general
conference held in Plymouth, Mass
in September will be given. Dele
gates attending were E. E. Stacy,
Mrs. Fred Hoke, Mrs. L. F. zerfas,
Indianapolis, and Mrs. Harriet V.
Rigdon, Wabash, Ind.
At a recent meeting Of the board
of assistant, the following nominat-
ing committee we're appointed E.
E. Stacy, Mrs. Myron r. Green and
w. c. Smith.
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Before her marriage Wednesday
at the Assumption Church Mrs.
Raymond Hodson was Miss Julia
Sink. Mr.. and Mrs. Hodson will be
at home after Tuesday at 1912 s.
Pershing Ave.
Mrs. L. c.. Hughes, 1928 Cross
Dr., Woodruff Place, is president of
the indianapolis Federation OF
Parent Teacher Associations. which
will entertain the State federation
meeting which opens at the SEVERN
Monday.
Miss Violet Fear is treasurer Of
the In-For- Fun Club of Brookside
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Girl Reserves

The Girl Reserve committee held
its first regular monthly meeting at
the Y. w. c. A. Wednesday morn
ing. Reports were read OF the camp
ing period and of the work LOT sep
TENDER. Leadership of girls was
discussed and plans for a training
course for leaders suggested.
The high school inter-cluo coun-
Gil held its regular meeting Ihurs-
dav afternoon. Miss Virginia Good
win. inter-club president, presented
plans for the month. it,
The high school girls held tnelr
first inter-club skating party frloay
ON the rink. Grade school girls helo
their first party Saturday. -
School rs held its first meetlng
Thursday with its adviser, MRS. w.
p Morton. The following Officers
were elected: President, Maxine
Singer: vice president, Mary Alice
Turney: secretary, Martha Karns'
treasurer, Suzanne Schmidt; pro-
cram chairman, Izella Montgomery;
social chairman, Agnes Hinkle' ana
service chairman Jack OVerman.
School IA will hold its regular
meeting Monday afternoon. Inc
GIRLS will meet at the school nullo-
ing and go from there on a nike.
School 20 will meet as usual
Tuesday. A treasure hunt mas peen
planned for this week.
At the inter-club council meeting
of the grade school clubs the follow
ing officers were elected: PreSioen.'
Demo Wolfard; south side presioenC'
Irene Bentley, and secretary MeiVa
Schulz.
The Manual Girl Reserves nelo
their regular meeting Friday: Inc
club met on the roof garden OF Blue
Triangle han under leadership Oh
Miss Dale Waterbury.
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NezOS Notes
of Y. WCA.
Business Girls

The Anna Theta and Y. B. W. Y.
will have their club supper Tuesday
at Central Y. w. G. A. -,
Miss Margaret Cornell mas peeli
appointed editor-in-chief OF Bridges age
the business girls department news
paper. The editorial stah is not as
vet complete, but Miss Cornell an
nounces those who have up 10 oate
promised to serve: Associate editor,
Hazel Morris; joke editor, Margaret
o'Connor, and Office dog, Myrtle
Powell. e will,
other members Of the stan VII ii
be announced later. the nISC S SsS.A
meeting was held today: MISS Oo -
nell hopes to have the first issue VI
the wear out before Oct. 81
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At Tabernacle Church

Circle1 of the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain Church, Mrs. L. A. Wise,
leader, will meet at the home OF
Mrs. w. j. Harrington, 3615 Salem
st., at 10 a.. m. Monday for an all
day meeting.
Mrs. I. G. Furnas will give her ad-
dress New Paths for Old Purposes"
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, in the
chapel before the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the church.
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The Community Welfare De-
partment will have a discus
sion at the club house at noon
Wednesday. Howard E. Jen-
sen, professor of sociology, Butler
University, will speak on Our Re-
sponsibilities to Society at Large"
A discussion will follow, led by Eu-
gene G. Foster, secretary of the In
dlanapolis Foundation. This is a
general club meeting and special
invitation is extended to the new
Perkins members.
The hostess committee is COM
posed of:
Mesdames
R.. B. Wilson, chairman.
}oh = f s,, ssfnhlu Y 4; k kHlasss
Horace K. Buskirk cSaries oyer Fe Remy
J. <; Cooper Herbert II. Rice
B. w. GilliSpie Thomas Spencer
j. D. Ermston Lewis II. sturSes
Miss Mary E. Nicholson
hospitality committee members
are:
Mesdames
w., Lewis A. Babe. chairman
VI e Borcherding Nae ssrf Ma Re mu jacobs
lyman boSson ]. T. Johns
7. F. Davidson victor r {; 6. ' Kendail
3. L. Daugherty John H LARSON
Helen B Gemmill E. g, Lee
nAtnon II; Gillette Oscar e. Lewis
RRonaId Graham YIN. Andrew Myers
Ora n ! Maud WSs Hardie I; z; Rush
j. 1; Heider, Frances Wands
The luncheon committee includes:
Mesdames
uo WY William IN R: Klingholtz, chairman
Mcclellan Q ceppock &. Z 4. s WILCOX
reservations for the luncheon can
DC obtained from Mrs. John Conner,
Riley 1852.
The health committee, Mrs. H. G.
Cassidy, chairman, is organizing
classes in dancing which will be un-
der a special instructor. Three
classes will be formed-beginners,
advanced and night, all of which
will be open to all members of the
general club.
Mrs. r. S. Howell, 140 E. Twenty
Fourth ST., will be hostess for the
Brownstown Club Thursday after
noon.
The regular meeting of the Phi
Delta Sigma sorority will be held
with Miss Maxine Roberts, 2049 N.
Alabama ST., Monday evening.
The II Jamalie Club will meet
with Mrs. J. H. Rhoades, 3o1I N
New Jersey ST., Monday evening.
Mrs. Rhoades will be assisted bv
Mrs. A. E. Wilson and Mrs. H. n
Peckmann.
First Ward Republican club en-
tertalned members and friends with
a card party Friday evening follow
ing the regular meeting in Compton
hall, 2001 Winter Ave.
The Beta Delphian Society will
meet Thursday at 10 a. m. in the
parlors of the Fletcher American
Bank building. The program is in
charge OF Miss Minnie Allemong.
The Heyl Study Club will meet
tuesday. Mrs. Albert Alexander will
talk on "Colonialism." Mrs. James
Beatty will have book review.
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Should He Forget Herr

Dear, Martha Lee: / am Doy II with
quiet disposition. Wild parties and dances
school and my mother says It is because
taken her ADVICE but this tm ns'f s aR in
Until a few months ago. I had never
met a girl who appreciated respect, but
now / know one who has very high stand
we received our report cards today. and
my grades were really better than they
were were last semester. However my mother
Should forget her? w. v.
If you were 20 years old instead of
10, I should advise you to leave your
family and stick to your sweetheart.
But young marriages so seldom
work out happily that I think you
would do well to stick to your post
little while longer. I admire your
attitude toward your family.
Join some of the organizations for
girls at the Y. w. G. A. Learn 70
appreciate others and tell they why
you do. Ask them a question about
the thing in which they are most
interested. and then listen intently.
Good listeners are often more pop
ular than good takers.
Personally I do not believe in for
tune telling.
Myrtle: Interest yourself in other
boys. This may stimulate your
young man to remember your en-
gagement. If it does not, 1t is GER
tainly time that you looked else
where.
Brown Eyes: Encourage him to
talk to you about himself. Then he
will probably seek you out on every
occasion.
M. M. T. B.: have no power to
help you in this matter. I am
sorry.
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For Rr1de- Elect

Mrs. Russell Roth and Mrs. Otto
E. Keller will entertain with a mis-
cellaneous shower this evening in
honor of Miss Martha Lukens,
whose marriage to Martin j. Kol-
dyke of Gary will take place Oct. %.
The decorations will be in Halloween
colors and designs.
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DAUGHTERS OF 1919
TO ENTERTAIN GUESTS

Philip Schoff chapter, Society of
Daughters of 1872, will hold a guest
meeting Monday afternoon with the
regent, Mrs. Eugene H. Darrach,
1902 N. Meridian st.
Mrs. j. F. Edwards will talk on
"They Knew the Washingtons,"
with musical illustrations by Mrs.
F.. w. Barlet, accompanied by Miss
Jessie Patterson.
Each member may bring two
guests.
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chapter o. E. S., No. 481, which will
give a dance Saturday evening for
the benefit of the Masonic Home at
Franklin.
The group in costume are
musicians who will give numbers in
costume at the opening meeting of
the student section of the Matinee
Musicale Friday at the Art Institute.
Miss Beaulah Moore is pianist, Miss
Harriet Low Harding, cellist, and
Miss Margaret Billo, violinist.
Miss Lydia Maude Perry, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Perry, 2754
N. Gale ST., will be married Satur-
day to Melvin E. Stephens.
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DEPARTMENT Club Units
VIII Begin Season With
Coming Week Programs

1.-TWO of the Womens Department Club will open
the with meetings during the coming week On
Monday the music department will have picnic luncheon
the home of Mrs Wilson Parker the chairman $685. Guord
Avea review Of part of tFrom Song Symphony the
study adopted by the National Federation of Music
Clubs will be given by Mrs. E. G. Rumpler
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South Side Branch

The social workers of the city Will
hold their regular dinner meeting
at the branch Monday night at 3.
The industrial department has
asked for use Of the building on
Tuesday nights for regular meet
!nes while the Business Girls CLUBS
will meet Wednesday nights Tor
club supper followed by program.
The sewing class, taught by MIS-
May K. stevenson, began MONDAY
night with good attendance. The
class meets regularly from 7 to 9
on Monday nights. Registration Is
still open.
Miss Vera Fee is In charge OF the
handcraft class which meets Thurs-
day evenings from 7 to 8.
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Musical PROGRAM

The following program will be
given by the Marott Trio Sunday
from 2::30 to $3.50 in the hotel, as
sisted by Miss Mildred Johns:
Selection-The Princess Pat.
............... Victor Herbert
Trio
Trio
(a) Viennese Popular Song. .Kreisler
cd In the Time of Roses. ..Reichardt
Mildred Johns
(a) Serenade Romantique. .Scassola
(o) Moment Musicale. Schubert
Trio
(a) Just a Cottage Small. .Hanlev
Cd Russian Lullaby ....... Berlin
Mildred Johns
Inc Desert Song ........ .Rombere
(a) Introduction ......... .Andante
(b) One Alone .Andante
(c) Desert Song ....... Valse Lento,
Cd The Riff Song. Tempo di Marcia
(e) Romance communal alSe Lento
ID Finale. ........ Motto Andante
Trio
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D. A. r. TO HAVE INDOOR
PICNIC, HEAR REPORTS

The monthly indoor picnic of Car
oline Scott Harrison chapter, d. A.
r., will be held Thursday at 1890
p. m, at the chapter house with
Mrs. Henry G. Blume and Mrs.
Ernest M. Elliott, joint hostesses, as
sisted by
Mesdames
D. +. Bash Edward d. Porter Sr.
y. X: Appinall Morris Floyd
William F. Sandman James p. Hoster
j. F. Edwards Samuel E. Earn
Maurice Dewitt CarterJohn NJ Newman
Miss Hckie Hough
Following the luncheon there will
me reports of delegates to the State
conference at Muncie.
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTE-The Times win give 81 for
each recipe submitted by reader ad;;
judged Of sufficient merit to be printed
daily, except Friday, when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor Of The
Times Prizes will re mailed to, winners.
Write on one side OF sheet only. Only
from one person.