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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Sorority GiUeS
Breakfast for
Member Bride


Alpha Delta ri Sorority of Butler
University entertained with a
breakfast Sunday morning at the
chapter house, University Circle, in
honor of Miss Rebecca Dixon, whose
marriage to Harold Won Readen will
take place this evening.
Breakfast was served on the side
porch. At the table with Miss Dixon
were Mrs. w. t. Gooden, house
mother; Miss Mary Mccormick,
president of the chapter, and Miss
Ruby Stout, vice president. The
bride-elect was presented with two
sterling bonbon dishes bearing the
sorority crest.
Saturday afternoon Miss Helen
Mccoy, 301 N. Denny &C., enter
tanned with shower in honor of
Miss Dixon. The gifts were pre-
sented in an orchid basket. The
cakes were in the shape of wedding
slippers. The favors were tiny china
slippers. The hostess was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Claude Mccoy.
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Wdes
Married i'm
Temple

Miss Jeanne Wides, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wides, 518 S.
Central Court, became the bride of
Morris M. Kaminsky, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kaminsky, Sunday at
Bethel Temple. The Rabbi F. A.
Katz officiating.
The altar was decorated in can
dies, palms, ferns and baskets Of
gladiolis The bride wore white
satin, robe style, trimmed with
pearls. Her headdress was princess
lace with a long veil of the same
material. She carried Ophelia
roses.
Attendants were Mrs. S. M. Gold
smith, natron of honor; Misses
Sarah Kaminsky, sister of the
groom; Francis Salender and Leah
Meustadt, bridesmaids; Misses Eve
lyn and Louise Goldsmith and Nor
ma Miller, flower girls, and Theo-
dore Wides, ringbearer.
Music was given by Miss Mabelle
Hendleman, violinist, who played,
"I Love You Truly" kiss Me
Again" and "a Hundred Years From
Now"
After the ceremony the couple
was rendered reception at the
temple. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaminsky
will be at home at 364o N. Meridian
st. after Oct. /.
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seasons height-in way. For in
the mixture of late summer cos
tunes and early fall, clearly saw
a family relationship, though de-
tails of character and uneven lines
were different
Short fur capes, such as the cute
black and white striped one Eliza
beth Morton, of Boston, wore, stood
shoulder to shoulder to flowery sum-
mer dresses that had little cape eff
fects, such as Paula Murray's
charming pansy-flowered georgette
frock.
Under the judges striped parasol
Mrs. John Sloane was a pleasing
sight at the Southampton show. She
cho-e white flannel for the warm
day, a sports model of jumper pleat-
ed skirt and white suede belt with
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Cornelius,
Polk Rite
at Church

The Irvlngton Methodist Episco-
pal Church was the scene at p. m.
Saturday Of the marriage of Miss
Melissa Jane Cornelius, daughter CT
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Cornelius,
AZ Layman Ave, to Ralph Polk Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Polk
of Greenwood, before an altar dec
Grated with palms and ferns and
lighted by cathedral tapers.
Mrs. Everett G. Johnson, soprano,
sang "Oh. Promise Me-" and two Sc
lcctions composed for the wedding
by Mrs Grace Porterfield Polk,
mother of the groom, entitle "When
Love Came to Me-" and 1.-The Sep
TENDER Romance" During the cere-
mony Charles Teeters, organiSt,
played "Liebestraum," by List.
The bride wore dress of bridal
satin made with a tight bodice, full
skirt and scalloped hem. The trim
ming was chiffon velvet. She car
ried roses, orchids and lilies of the
valley. Her headdress was cap
shaped with chin strap of tulle
and gathered with orange blossoms.
Miss Florence G.. Terrell, wearing
costume of American beauty
shade and carrying Columbia roses,
was maid of honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Sarah Catherine Stultz
Of Clinton, Ind, wearing orchid tat
feta, and Miss Martha Rott OF
Bloomington, in rose taffeta
trimmed with rhinestoneS and
pearls. All carried American Beau
ty roses. John Mexican, Orlando.
Fla, was best man, and three broth
ers Of the bride, George H., P. w.
and Phillip M. Cornelius, with Rus
sell Langsenkamp we're the ushers.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony, the couple leaving immediate
ly on motor trip to the East. They
will be at home after Nov. l in
Haines City. Fla. Mrs. Polk attended
Indiana University and is member
Of Pi Beta Phi sorority. She was
graduated from the Stoneleigh
School for Girls at Rye Beach,
N. H., and later attended the Indi-
ana College Of Music and Fine Arts
and is q member Of Sigma Alpha
Iota, honorary riusical sorority. Mr..
Polk is q graduate of Culver Mill
tary academy and. as an aid of the
general of the academy command
ant, attended the Fidac conference
in Rome, Italy.
Out-of-town guests were George
Olmstedt Jr., Paul Schaff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Marchison and Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Wallace, all of Chi
cage.
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ALUMNAE OF ST. MARYS
PLAN FUND DRIVE

eff st. Mary of-the-Woods Col
lege lose its Glass A standing this
State will suffer the loss of one of
its foremost educational in
stitutions," said Mrs. lie Roy j.
Reach, president of the local
aluinnae chapter Of the college,
speaking at a noon luncheon in the
Indianapolis Athletic Club today
before large group of women
prominent in many branches of the
city's social and civic life. The
women met to perfect preliminary
plans of organization to carry on
local public appeal in behalf of
$1,000,000 endowment fund for the
college. Indianapolis and Terre
Haute are being asked to give $780,
600 of the total fund, of which
$230000 has already been raised.
The activity in this city will be
carried forward this month.
Mrs. Reach pointed to the i'm
portance OF the college to the COM
munity in cultural and economic
way. 1.-THE institution spends $780,
600 a year in indianapolis" she
stated.
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SOIL. Plaid or checked wooden or
taffeta could be used for this model.
1t is also attractive for crepe or
crepe de chine.
The pattern is cut in three sizes:
10, 10 and 20 years An ID year size
will require three yards Of forty
inch material together with u yard
of contrasting material for facing
on collar, cuffs and belt. The width
of the dress at the lower edge with
plaits extended is ~ yard.
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an interesting square buckle of
hammered silver. She had Deau-
vile kerchief. in polka-dotted de-
sign of blue and white, knotted and
pinned with a horse cut in silver.
The black vogue casts chic
shadow even on race tracks these
days. Mrs. Edward H. Graham wore
a stunning black wool georgette
costume, with tunic effect that
had hip yoke and was belted with
a stunning jet girdle that topped
over with ends hanging almost to
her knees on the left side. The col
lar of her frock tied in bow-knot,
with lovely old gold pin holding
it. A similar pin, obviously an an
tique, held a smart tuck in the
crown of her wide-brimmed black
milan hat.
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LOG CABIN DEDICATED
AT ROCKVILLE SUNDAY

DR.. Amos Carter, superintendent
of the State ssnitarium at Rockville,
and Mrs. Carter entertained at din
ner Sunday, Governor and Mrs.
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Walker of Indianapolis for the ded-
ication Of the log cabin demonstra-
ton home at the sanitarium. Mrs.
Carter built the cabin with money
donated by. friends and it was fur
nished by the Tri Kappa Sorority,
of which Mrs. Walker is grand
president. Members of the board of
directors of the sanitarium were
also guests of DR.. and Mrs. Carter.
Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Walker pre-
sented the cabin and furnishings to
Governor Jackson, who accepted it
on behalf of the State.
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Married Wedmesdo,,

MIR. and Mrs. Samuel S. Johnston.
625 N. Wallace ST., announce the
marriage of their niece, Miss Alice
Lucille Reynolds to Robert Russell
Smith, lib Ashland Ave-, which
took place Wednesday at the Johns
ton home with the Rev. Jesse Reyn-
olds or Atlanta, Ca, uncle of the
bride. officiating. The couple is on
q trip to Chicago.
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LUNCHEON BRIDGE FOR
MISS ISABELLE WHITE

Mrs. Frank Innis, 2444 N. Talbot
ST., entertained Saturday at her
home with luncheon bridge PARTY
and glass shower in honor of Miss
Isabelle White, whose marriage to
Frederick William Bakemeier wiz
take place Sept. II. The decora-
tons and appointments were in
rainbow shades. The tables were
decorated with crystal baskets of
garden flowers.
The guests with Miss White we're:
Mesdames
Russell White Louise Grissow
Howard Christina Kurt Hirshland
Schubert G: johnson Ray Browder
Hobart @. Literal Robert e. Kelly
Edward Cosgroye Nathan McCune
Thomas Jordan
Misses
Suzanne Venable Ruth RarnhiH
Frances Aufderheide Mildred Tyler
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
INFORMAL OPENING OF
COLUMBIA CLUB SEASON

The informal opening OF the fall
dancing season at the Columbia
Club will take place tonight when
Charlie Davis's Columbia Club Or
chestra will play for after theater
dancing. Beginning tonight, the
orchestra will play for dancing on
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday nights. During the sum-
mer there has been only dinner
music with dancing two nights each
week.
The formal opening Of the clubs
winter social season will take place
Saturday, Oct. IS, after which there
will be after theater dancing six
rights each week.
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BY BETSY SCHUYLER
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK, Sept 12-Sunshine
after spring rain may bring out the
flowers. But sunshine after sum-
mer rain surely brings cut the
clothes! That is, judging by the
gorgeous costumes at the autumn
opening Of the Belmont races and
at the Southampton Junior Horse
Show.
Plain colors predominated, but
can brady call them plain" they
were so decorative against the
green, with the brilliant sun pouring
down on them-a nice change after
the dismal rim that has poured SO
much lately.
Clothes, in between seasons, are
really more interesting than at a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
VIII Line Here

The coming marriage of Miss Lii
liam Madge Rivers Of Tallahassee,
Fla, and Herbert Edwin Wedewen
of this city has been announced.
The wedding will take place the
last of this month. After a trip
through the East the couple will
be at home in Indianapolis. Miss
Rivers attended Florida State Col
lege for Women and is Delta
zeta She is cellist, violinist and
pianist.
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Tact Al10ays Dependable
i'm Smoothing L1eS Way
BY MARTHA LEE


bigger.
a enjoys
-naed opinions brushed aside
they
mactu miserably Certainly
often temptation be that it's things
repie paws from no
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
I.lU. Grads to Wed

The marriage of Miss Helen Mid
dlehurst of Vincennes and Dale
Cox of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly of
Bloomington, Ind, will take place
Oct. /. Both are graduates of IN
diana University, where Miss Mid
dlehurst was a member of Phi Mu
and Mr.. Cox of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Open Club Season

The Business and Professional
Woman's Club of Muncie will open
the season with a dinner meeting
this evening at which plans will be
made for the coming year. Miss
Maybelle Goodlander is president.
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Wed Oct. 22

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kafoure, 27O2
Ashland Ave-, announce the COM
ing marriage of their daughter
Mary to Fred Ashamy, so nof Mr..
and Mrs. N. F. Ashamy of Coal
City, ILL.,, which will take place
Oct. %.
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Miss White we're:
OctOber Weddin0

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Showers, 1910
Udell St., announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Showers, to Robert L. Hiner,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward B. Hiner,
Marott Hotel. The wedding will
take place the middle of October.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Golden Anniyersnry

Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Murphy of
Connersville, will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary this
evening at their home, Maple Lawn
Farm. Their three children, Mrs.
j. G. Beaver of Glenwood; Mrs.
George G.. Richardson Of Van
Buren,, and Mrs. Lee Walker of In
dianapolis, will be present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Rush Dance

The Delta Gamma Sorority of
Butler will give a rush dance
Wednesday evening at the Meridian
Hills Country Club. Miss Rosalind
Emrick Is chairman, assisted by
Miss Virginia Sibel and Miss Leone
l3lakely.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12

Trick-BreaOer Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. S. Trick, 1914 N.
Illinois ST., announce the engage
ment of his sister, Miss Gladys
Trick. to Robert M. Brewer, son of
M. and Mrs. George E. Brewer, 3460
N. Pennsylvania St., the wedding to
take place Oct. 49,.
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Art Erhibit

A group of paintings from the
John Heron Art Institute were on
display at the Richmond art gal
leries Sunday and tWenty-nine
paintings of the Richmond display
were sent here to be shown at the
institute. The display at Richmond
opened the art season there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Emqaqensents Told

The following engagements have
been announced at Evansville: Miss
Dorothy Campbell to Allen o. Nc
Ginnis; Miss Eloise Ellerbush to
Emile L. Protin of Hackensack, N.
j., and Alfredo Schwiersch to Theo-
dore I3etulius.
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BRIDGE ME
ANOTHER
DOWNRIGHT, 1927, by The Ready Rel
erence Publishing Company
w. w. WENTWORTH :


Authorizations: A-ace: liking; @
queen; Jack; &-any card lower
than 100
l. When you hold A @ j x OF a
suit, what outside tricks are required
to bid it?
2. When may spot produce
more tricks than an A K?
8. When may you bid the same
trump suit which al opponent has
bid?
The Answers
l. One.
2. When it is the only re-entry to
make a strong suit good.
3. Only when you hold better than
an original bid in that suit.
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Simmer for RnsheeS

Members of the alumnae chapter
of Phi Kappa Theta sorority Of
the Indianapolis Teachers College
entertained rushees with supper
Sunday night at the Spink-Arms
Hotel. The decorations and favors
were carried out in rainbow colors.
Miss Hildegarde Kluger, social
chairman of the alumnae chapter,
acted as toastmistress.
the guests were:
Misses
Mary Lou Clemens Leona Tacoma
Helen Fair Alma Mailman
Lois Virgins Marjorie De Burger
GeneVieve Cities Msgdelena Camella
Jeanette Mason Hazel Herman
Louise Lewis
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Moore-Reu Weddinn

The marriage of Miss Doris Mae
Bell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Bell, As N. Gladstone
Ave, and Richard G. Moore will
take place at p. m. Sept. % at
the Garfield Avenue M. E. Church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
AlS1aMnl Bnnalket

The annual banquet of the Phi
Gamma Tau sorority was held
Saturday night in the ball room OF
the Marott Hotel. Decorations were
in lavender and white. A history
of the sorority was read by Miss
Charlotte Kendrick. Miss Gwen
dolyn Short sang and little Wanda
Ruth Helm entertained with dances.
Members attending were
Mesdames
W. M Haine Maurice Healy
Dorsey King Conrad Shetland
William Pierce Norman Keller
w. M. Kiskson Joseph Yakey
Rush Williams BENJAMIN l.. White
Leonard bennington william Worrel
Horace Jones
Misses
Edna F. Bleakney Charlotte Kendrick
Dorothy Volkert Doris Prater
Mary Belle Blake Harriette Matthews
Catherine Conner Dorothy Prater
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Weddin0 Date

The marriage Of Miss Adalean
Elizabeth Sweeney, daughter of
Michael j. Sweeney, 305 S. Warman
Ave-, to Harold v. Dietz will take.
place Sept. 20.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren d. Cakes
and daughter, Helen, of Ft. Lauder
dale, Fla, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
st. Clair Parry, 3010 N. Meridian
st. Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Scarf
and son James Jr., Of San Domingo,
are also guests of the Parry's for a
week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12

The average girl at Peru. Ind,
spends 500 a year for silk hosiery,
3 survey OF women's shops in the
city reveals. One or two pairs are
bought each week, the price being
from 81 to 20 a pair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Wed IN Neao York

The marriage Of Miss Emma
Klink, formerly Of Indianapolis, and
Myron A. Lamson, New York, took
place Sept. at the Little Church
Around the Corner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Thornton,
1909 N. Delaware ST., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. Thornton Jr., will
leave Thursday for Ottawa, Ill, to
attend the marriage of Miss Eddie
Thornton of Bedford.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12

Mrs. Sarah Schnabel and Martin
Schnapf, both rs, of Evansville, were
married Saturday. The marriage
is a culminationso of childhood ro-
nance.
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Cnrd Pnrtu

The Tuesday Afternoon Club will
give card party at 2 p. m. Tues
day at 1914 E. Washington st. Mrs.
Elizabeth Austin is chairman.
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If you value business development,
the kindly opinion of others, or if
you just want to be nice, decently
kind human being, don't let yourself
fall into the habit of mot giving a
rap" what you say to others.
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To India

Miss Nora Alice Allen Of Frank
ton will sail Sept. % for India,
where she will do missionary work
for the Pilgrim Holiness Church.
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PythioR Sisters Party
The Pythian Sisters will give q
card party Tuesday evening at 1922
S. Audubon ST.
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Miss Edna Marie Levey, 2060 N
Delaware St., will return Wednes-
day from Star Lake, Wis.
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Former MunCie Woman
Plans Flight to Paris
I'm Tinlna Sncoinl


MUNCIE, Wilson
dramatic plans
a fight being
by wealthy
Wilson and Walter Wilson local merchants ard father and
brother respectively of Mrs advised letter
of her intention attempt
New ork fors everalve
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Evansville Season

The Woman's City Club of Evans
vile, composed of affiliated, clubs,
will open the fall season with a
luncheon Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12

Il would rather give my life in
attempting to do something worth
while than to live longer and do
nothing" Mrs. Grayson wrote 30 her
father and brother, but I feel sure
of success. I shall make my will be-
fore I leave, and if 1 fail it will
make no difference, but I will not
fail"
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running away on account of that
woman who is not my mother and
doesn't need to think I'll ever treat
her as SUCH"
Letha, your letter indicates that
you are bringing some Of your
trouble on yourself. Your frame of
mind is such that your stepmother
probably seems to be "bossing"
when she doesn't mean to. Don't
run away, whatever you do. Get
your education. You'll deeply re-
greet it later, if you don't.
Bob T." has girl that he loves
very dearly. She is Is and he is 33.
"She is born little flirt and leases
and keeps me upset all the time, but
still 1 love her too much to give her
up he says.
In that case, Bob, the only thing
to do is to decide you're not going
to mind the flirtatious ways. There's
quite a bit of difference in your
age and if added to that, your
sweetheart is also kittenish in her
disposition, you'll probably always
be kept jumping. If that type APP
peals to you, however, you'll have
to pay the price in giving up a GER
tain amount of quietude.
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Missionary Circle
The missionary Circle of the
Temple Baptist Church will meet
at 2 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs.
Henry Maus, 1847 Harding st.
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Boss Is Partial

:, Dear Martha Lee. am not in love;
Never expect to be as sure don't see
but but sure would ike 70 know why busi-
ness men supposed to have good sense,
don't appreciate real service and good
sense from their employees. / work in an
office and there are sure some dumb-bellS
They soft-soap around the boss which
to be done or some hard Job to put over.
they're sure not there. Why is this? OF
course. you can't give sensible answer.
bosses make themselves think they're do
ing the right thingP COMMON SENSE.
With only your letter to judge
from, I should say that you are
keeping fayors and perhaps even
fair treatment from yourself by TAX
ing hard and incorporating at
titude. Bosses" are only human,
you know. and while they shouldn't
let personal feelings interfere with
their business judgment. they prob
ably do a great many times.
If you mean by "soft-soaping"
that the other employees are deceit
full, Of course, one can't approve Of
that, but are you sure they are not
merely courteous, which includes
being reasonably kind and soft
spoken?
"Letha" is angry because her
stepmother "bosses something ter
rible and I have to do almost every
thing she suggests" The girl is in
her last year in grade school, is well
provided for by her father and has
a pretty home. but "I'm thinking of
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M2tncie Mdrri0qe

~fA Us''NSS %'- w W.
Oct has been set as the we'd
ding date for Miss Gladys Marion
Nelson and Robert Northcott, both
of Muncic.
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I. u. Sororities'
Pledge Lists

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. H.
Sororities at Indiana University an
nounce the following pledges:
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Indians Platter
Cal With Name Of
Heading Eagle"

RAPID CITY, S. D., July 19.-The
political publicity managers of Cal
Coolidge who have been encouraging
his clownish buffoonery have at last
hit upon name for the Indians to
give him. He is to be called Lead
ing Eagle" by virtue of his initia-
ton into the tribe of the Sioux. AS
Pocohontas conferred certain Indian
blessings upon Captain John Smith
in the early days of the Virginia set
tlment, so Coolidge is to have his In
dian maiden named Rosebud Yellow
robe" daughter of "Chief Chauncey
Yellowrobe." The ceremony is sup
posed to be followed by smoking the
pipe of peace and an Indian dance to
the accompaniment of tom-tom music.