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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

OCANTICO, Va. December 81
The most novel party of the year was
held in the post gymnasium tonight.
when the enlisted men We're hosts ut
a Dutch shindig' dance as their
usual New Year eve entertainment.
A thousand invitations were issued
and were unusual as TO color scheme
and wording. The orchestra pit repre-
scented a Dutch boat and the stage
was decorated with a huge plate IN
the Dutch blue and white. The post
Christmas tree occupied one corner OF
the ball and was offset by a Dutch
windmill in each OF the other three
corners. Festoons Of blue and white
ribbon hung from the lights. ana
strsnmers from these formed the deco
ra,ions for the rest OF the hall. The
programs we're Dutch windmilis' ana
Dutch flags were given as iavors'
Refreshments were served In the
Dutch Inn" which was situated at
one end of the hall. Dancing was
from > TO IL O'Clock.
Cant. W. NJ. Carton. Medical Corps.
l.. =. ~. and Mrs. Carton entertained
with a dance at the Officers Club Tues
day evening for Midshipman Norman
Farguhar Carton and Midshipman
William NJ. Carton of the Naval
Academy. Their guests included the
post Younger set who are at home for
the holidays.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. W. =. tpshur
were hosts at dinner Saturday eve
ming, entertaining for their house
guests, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Is. IL.
Fuller Of Washington. Their other
guests were Col. and Mrs. James G..
Breckenridge and Capt. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Carton. l.. y. y.
Capt. and Mrs +. q. patchen enter
tanned for their daughter. Dorothy
Lorena. Wednesday evening AT the
Ofiicers' Club having As guests in for
dancing Miss patchen attends school
In Washington
Mrs W. J. Livingston. wife OF Lieut..
Livingston. now with the expedition
airy forces In China, has as her house
guest Miss Helen O'Hea Of Little
Falls. y. !.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. sullivan had
az their guests for Christmas Mrs.
Peterson. wife Of Lieut.. Edwin Peter.
son. Medical Corps. y. y. ~. and
Capt. and Mrs l.. q. MERIT. l.. =. NJ.
| e.. OF Washington. Mrs. Merritt In the
daughter Of Lieut.. Col and Mrs.
sullivan.
Mai. T.. H. Morse Will leave shortly
for Chicago. H.. where he will he on
duty with the Reserve Corps.
Chaplain and Mrs. Maurice Wither.
spoon entertained at dinner Monda Y
evening, having ms their guests DR.,
Lancaster Of fredericksburg. Va.
Chaplain Witherspoon's mother Mrs,
Andrew Hamilton Witherspoon Of
chamb"rsburg. Pa, and SIR. and Mrs.
w. Mayo Smith Of Fredericksburg.
They later took their guests 10 Wash.
| ington Ia the th@ater.
Mai and .irs. &. A. Lutz enter.
/ fnined tnr their daughter Priscilla
| Thursday evening with II dance at the
| Ofiirers' Club The 80 or more
| guests were ~ the younger set spend
| ing The holidays here.
| James Rockwell of the Catholic
] University in Washington IL spending
! the holidays with his aunt. Miss Helen
| Rockwell
| Mai. and Mrs. u q. Bartlett enter
| tanned guests Thursday evening by
| having three tables Of bridge.
| Capt and Mrs r. q. ratchen have
M their honse guest Miss Catherine
! Conridiue nf Washington.
! Lieut.. aud Mrs. a, -. Chalacombe
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Many Novel Features
Embraced in Program
OF Coming Horse Show
Benefit Entertainment Listed
for January 9 Being Plan
ned by Managers on an
Elaborate Scale.

Plans are complete for the benefit
Society Horse Show at the Riding and
Hunt Club next Friday, January g..
The committee In charge, headed by
Mrs Richard NJ. Cults, promises many
novel features in the program of
events. Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, chair
man of the afternoon performance.
will be assisted by Mrs. J. T. Jackson.
The program as arranged by them will
include eight classes. among these the
diplomatic class" in which the young
members of the diplomatic corps will
ride. Those who have already entered
their mounts in this class are Countess
Cornelia Szechenyi. Miss Angelica
Pueyrredon. Miss Theodore Catalani.
Princess Elizabeth de Ligne. Mile.
Maria Padilla and Misses Marie and
Refine Claudel. Another interesting
feature will be the family class" in
which many of the younger entrants
will ride with the older members of
their families. In this group will he
Mr.. Theodore Douglas Robinson with
his daughter. Elizabeth Mrs. J. Bor.
den Hartman. with her two grand.
children. Charles Hartman Russell
and Phyllis Borden Russell. and Mrs.
Cary 7. Grayson with her young sons.
Every box has been sold for both
performances. Among the boxholde-s
are the Countess Szechenyi. Mrs. Og.
den l.. Mills. Mrs. Joseph Hines. Mrs
Eugene Myer. jr.: Mrs. Joseph Letter.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs
Frank ID. Freyer. Mrs. Edward Camp
bell. Mrs. Frank Cheatam. Mrs. Henry
r. &. Allen, Mrs. Richard NJ. Cults and
Countess de Benque.
Mrs. Coolidge heads the list Of dis
tinguished patronesses for the event.
Others are Mrs. Charles G.. Dawes.
Eobil Donna de MARITIME. Nine. Clau-
del. Mime. Peter. Nine. Samy Pasha.
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis. Mrs. Curtis d.
Wilbur. Mrs. James Couzens. Mrs.
Charles r. Summerall. Mrs. Charles
f. Hughes. Mrs. John A. Lejeune.
Mrs. John A. Hull. Mrs. Henry T. c.
Allen. Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs. Ed.
ward W. Eberle. Mrs. Cary T. Gray.
son. Mrs. Henry III. Rousseau. Mrs,
Theodore Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Cop.
ley Amory. Mrs. Anne Archbold. Mrs.
Deios Blodgett. Mrs. Sidney Cloman.
Mrs. \. G. Dalton. Mrs. Henry r.
Dimock, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty.
Mrs Tracy Bows. Mrs. Hayne Ellis.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. Mrs. Joseph
Hines. Mrs Lyman Kendall. Mrs,
John Morse Mrs. Arthur O'Brien.
Airs. Chauncey Parker. jr.: Mrs. Re
Barney Phillips. Mrs. Robert Roose.
welt. Mrs. Joseph Strauss. Mrs.
George G, Thorpe. Mrs. Walter Tuck.
srman. Mrs. Charles Eouxhton Wood
and Mrs katharine Wyle
The entire proceeds OF the show
will go toward paying the debt on the
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club
maintained ny the Woman's Army and
Navy League. Mrs. Henry T. &. Al.
EN- IL chairman III the finance com.
mi,iee and those assisting Mrs. Cults
are Mrs, 81. John Grehle. AIRS. Daniel
Tate. Mrs. Frank r. Freyer and Mrs.
Lauren Willis.
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Enlisted Men at QuanticO
Hosts at dutch Shindig'
New Year Eve Entertainment Most Novel Party
of Season at Post--Many Dinners
Precede Affair.

had as their guests for Christmas
week end Capt. and Mrs. Ralph +.
West and Capt and Mrs. Lyman
| Passmore 1T Washington.
Capt. n. !. Buse Ii spending the
holidays in Charleston. 8. c.. with
Mrs. Buse, where she IL visiting her
| parents. while recuperating from a
recent illness Capt. Buse will return
after New Year.
Capt. and Mrs. G. G. Hicks left last
week for Cambridge. Md. to visit
relatives Capt Hicks will return
after a few days hunting and Mrs.
| Hicks will remain for several weeks.
/ Mai. and Mrs. r. l.. Denig enter
| Neck In Quantico.
| Lieut.. Comdr. q. l.. McCiintock.
| Medical Corps, u. =. n. and Mrs. Nc.
| Clintock were week end guests OF
Lieut.. +. Webster. Medical Corps,
l.. S. ~. and Mrs. Webster. Lieut..
Comdr. McCiintock Ii going to Ports
mouth. y. H.. for duty. having recent
~ completed a special course Of study
| in New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross Tilford OF
| New York and Washington were the
| house guests recently OF Capt. and
| Mrs. Howard -. Stent
Capt. and Mrs. Field Harris had
with them for a short visit Mrs. Har.
| ris' mother and sister, Mrs Chinn ana
/ Miss Ruth Chinn OF Washington, and
Miss Lucy Mcf.aren ot Missouri.
| Capt. W. NJ. Carton. Medical Corps
IL. s. ~. aud Mrs. Carton have as
| house guests Miss Ruth Greene. Miss
| Kate Greene and Miss Helen Lilikes
| of Philadelphia and Midshipman j. II
| Brett and Midshipman Harold bauer
| OF the Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md
| Miss Edith Gushing. daughter OF
| Cant. and Mrs. Francis Gushing. en-
| tertained a party OF 90 at dinner
| Thursday evening. later taking her
| guests TO the dance al the Ontcers
| club given by Mai. and Mrs. {. \
| I.utz.
/ Among those who went from Guam
! tico to attend the dance at the Mans
| field Country Club In Fredericksburg
were Cant. and Mrs. Field Harris. I'm
/ sign A. r.. Harris and Capt. and Mrs
! l.. u. Iiermle.
| MIR. Andre otter OF Paris and Ce
neva. Switzerland. II the house guest
Of Lieut., +. A. MacInnis. Dental
Corps. u. 8. y. and Mrs. MacTnnis.
| Lieut. and Mrs A. ID. chailacombe
| entertained party OF eight at DIN
| ner Monday night at the Gran" Neck
Mai. II. III. Joyce. L. y. A. and Mrs
Joyce are on motor trip during ths
HOLIDAYS and will visit friends In Nor
| folk. Va, and Charleston. =. {.
| Miss Sadie Hughes. daughter 81
| Capt and Mrs l.. 7. Hughes. IL spend
ing the week end In Baltimore as tht
pt,es, of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Herr
. mann.
| Mai l.. r. Pagan. who returned
! from Nicaragua iaht month, was "a re
cent visitor on the post. Mrs. Fngaf
remained here while Nal. Pagan wa'
| in Nicaragua
! capt and Mrs. J., y. iiermle enter
tained informally nj dinner on Friday
evening. later tDking their guests Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Jane Hastings Hickok, 10 Denver
Lindley Of New York, son Of Mrs.
Charles y. Llndley. and the late Mr..
Lindley.
Miss Hickok. who Is the grand
daughter Of former Gov. Da mel n.
Hastings Of Pennsylvania liz grad
unte OF Westover School, MidfiebIry.
Conn.
Mr.. Lindley was graduated from
H6tchkiss School and Princeton Uni
Versity. His father was a lawyer.
practicing in New York. and their
home was in lakewood. y. J. Mr..
Lindiey's grandfather was Gen Den
yer OF the United States Army and
Governor Of the state ~ Coloradn.
after whom the city Of Denver va.
named.
Leap Year night. Wednesday, Feb
ruary 90, has been selected az The
date Of the second Leap Year Assem-
bly,, which will be held IN the hall.
room of the Ritz.Carlton. The axsern.
bly, will have for its patrons the
Messrs. George Temple Rowdoir.
Lewis 3. Cavity, Darwin F. Kings.-y.
Frederick W. Longfeilow. Frederick
III. Osborn. John ID. Rockefeller. jr /:
John Rutherford. Herbert l.. Safer
iFf-' LII. L. Ilbi-tHE Mt2 p4T ana DF.
Ben min T. T!lcon.
The committee in charge "a cor7.
posed OF the MeS<rS Gilbert Colgate
jr.: Frederick Gailatin H0ppln. Inhn
Minturn Leroy. James Russell Low
ell. Henry Julian Mali. Abbott I.ou
Mofatt. Lawrence Morris nd Edwa ri
Everett Watts. jr.. chairman.
The predecessor OF this asserrhlv
was held in 1924 and most Of tho
original patrons and committee mem
bers are serving in the sane capaci.v
his year. Il is planned 10 reverse
the order OF ceremonies usually assoc
ciated with the junior assemblies.
knickerbocker assemblies, rnid.vea-
dances and similar functions. There
VIII be patrons instead Of ma.
be composed OF men. Invitations are
extended to group Of young men
each subscriber being emitted to in.
vite 'hree young women as rues-s
On this occasion the stag lire wjil
be composed Of Young women vho
VIII 10 the cutting in after ,na fash
ION or their brothers at other rsartiex
Inc patrons of the ASSEMBLY, will form
receiving line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Prominent Capital Folk
Listed for Special Mention
publ;c Officials and Other Residents Start on New
Year With an Extensive Program
of Activities.

Miss Margaret Dunlap has returned
to Washington after visiting her
home at Laurens. :. Z,
Miss Alice L. Ward OF the science de.
partment Of North Carolina College
for Women is at the Grace Dodge Ho.
tel for brief stay.
Mr.. Erwin PoensGen has arrived in
WASHINGTON from the German en-.
bassy in Mexico and will he at the
Mayfiower for few days.
Miss Grace Walker Of Boston and
Miss Bonnie Williams Of Cambridge,
Mass. have taken a suite at the Grace
Dodge Hotel for an cN'ended visit.
Mrs. Elmore Hurst. who for the
past nine years has made her home in
Pasadena Calf, il In Washington
where she will make her home. Mrs
morrow in the. presidential dining
room Of the Mayfower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence V. Renet of
Paris are in Washington. where they
formerly made their home. and will
ht, at the Mayfiower for about two
weeks. Before returning TO Europe
on February !, they will spend So"
eral weeks in Philadelphia.
Miss Maxine Minister Of 1928 I.anier
place northwest is spending her Christ
mas vacation with relatives in Pitts.
hurgh and Mckeesport. Pa.
Miss Regina RretZfelder of 1905
Shepherd street northwest and Miss
Edith RubenStein of Clifton Terrace
who have been spending some weeks
at Jamaica. West Indies. will return
to their home about the middle of
January.
Miss Elizabeth Callahan OF Shenan-
doah College, who is spending the
holidays with her aunt. Mrs. Cora r.
Hall ~ Colorado avenue northwest
will return to school the first Of the
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

the Mansfield Country Club dance IN
fredericksburg
Lieut. Col and Mrs sullivan enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening 10,
their son, Midshipmnn Raymond II
sullivan. ir. Their guests included 81
OF the Younger act Of the post, Lieut.
Col. and Airs. sullivan took their
guests To the dance At the Officers
club later In the evening.
Mrs. Alice knight Pryor Of Annap
oils. Md. and her son. Midshipman
knight Pryor are The house guests
II Lieut.. Col. and Mrs Il II, sullivan
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Eta Beta Phi Club
To Stage Dance

The Eta Beta Phi Club will he host
AZ an informal dance a knights OF
columbus Hall. a20 Tenth stree,
January IS. from . until II o'clock
pm. Charles Skidmore's "Vagabonds',
VIII furnish the music. The arrange.
menfs committee includes Edwin
foung. president: Audrey Daris,
vice president: Anthony Beaslsy. sar
retary: Arthur Payne. corresponding
secretary. and Esther Berger. treas
urer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
National Woman Party
Plans Memorial Service

Mrs. Emil Beriiner. Miss Sara Gro
gan. Mrs. Wymond Bradbury Miss
Laura Berrien Mrs. Andrew Stewart
Mrs Legare Obcar. Mrs. Nina Alien.
der. Miss Mabel Law. Mrs. Lucy c
Shaw and Mrs Jennie o. Berlirer Will
De hostesses at the meeting this after
noon at the National Wo.uan's PART
headouarters in observance Of the cre
hundred and thirty-tifth anniversary
or me birth Of Lucretia Mott. pioneer
suffragist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Dr.. Louise Stanley
Hostess a. Dime,

Dr.. Louise STANLEY entertained a,
dinner party AZ the Grace Dosse
Thursday evening. Her honor guests
were DR.. and Mrs II. l. Knight and
Mrs Ellis fost- Or Sranisv hal
prepared for her guests REINDEER
meat. gif, 20 her from the nersr.-
raent NJ Agriculture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Miss Margery Robnett. daughter Of
Can't. and Mrs. J. d. Robnett. who are
located at the Boston Navy Yard 10
spending the month Of January with
her uncle. Lieut. John Vernon Mur-
rhv. al 1881 Euclid street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Boiling. jr.'
Of Findowrie. Albemarie County. Va.
are week end guests of Maj. and Mrs
Robert B. Shackeiford at Camp Meade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

~ Mr.. and Mrs Arlon vaunevar Cush'
man and Mr. William NJ. Cushma u
have moved from -219 California
street, to their new home. 2ioZ wy
st.yasrx avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Mrs. Harry Wardman and her
daughter. Miss Helen Wardman. who
are spending the holidays with MI.
wardTnan in their home on Connecti'
cut avenue. will leave about the four
feen.h Of the month 10 return 10
Paris. where Miss Wardman is at
tending Nine. Boissier's School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Mtashipman Charles E. Earl. VINO
has been spending the holidays VIII
his parents. Mr.. and MIS- a. j.. Ear'.
viii. return 10 the tinted SA'e'
Naval Academy tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Mr.. Lawrence Higgins. who has been
appointed attache of the United states
embassy al Mexico CITY. II al tne
T.rdynsn PARK Hotel for a few days
tsFore leaving for his new post. lie
r,s ssed Christmas with his mother.
Mrs. M. l.. Higgins. in Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

M A. 1. Fleming and his daughter
Mrs %ettie Fleming. Of ZOO Con-
nec;icut avenue, leave " ashihs.on
.nsa~ for Melbourne, FLA. where they
,n,t,l Mass the entire Winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Mrs. Henry Churchill Bonnycastle
and her daughter. Miss Jane Bonny-
castle, whose marriage 10 Lieut.. Ar
thur II. Bender. L. S. A. will take
place January I, have arrived IN
Washington and are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Mcintyre al
aloe Thirty fourth street.
The wedding will take place at the
home of Mr.. nd Mrs. Mcintyre. uncle
and aunt of the bride-elect.
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Miss Grace Mclean. daughter OF
Mrs ! Y. Mason. 10 in West Point
where she il being ehaperoned oS
Dir. ana Mrs Roy Moses- whose son
cadet Meriiiatt Moses. il a sincent al
4hA ..CadEYn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Before her departure yesterday for
New York Mrs. George Mesta enter
tanned a party OF seven young persons
al luncheon in the presidential dining
,-c>o,,, of the Mavflower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Miss Dorothy IAmpen, member ~
the STAFF ST Johns Hopkins DbiysfsitS,
10 spending some time in sshinsl'n
sns 10 guest at the Grace Dodge
Hotel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-28
SCRIBE IS APPOINTED
Local Tribe of Ben-Hur
Opens City Office.

Mrs. Josephine E. Truelove has
been appointed scribe of the Tribe
of Ben-Hur to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mrs. Lena L..
Goodspeed, Jan. 10.
The organization has opened Of
fees at 800 Knights of Pythias
Bldg, to be used by the scribe, and
as rest room for members.
Mrs. GoodSpeed was an active
member of Ben-Hur for more than
thirty-four year. She was a charter
member of Arrius Court No. S when
it was instituted by the founder of
the order, DR.. David w. Gerard.
Mrs. Goodspeed was scribe for
fifteen years, with the exception OF
two years. She was initiated in the
Temple Degree, the highest honor
of the order, in 1896. Many times
she was elected to represent the
central district of Indiana at ma
tional Ben-Hur conventions.
officers of Arrius Court, to be in
stalled next Monday, are: Alvin l..
Chaumpey, William P. Southland,
Mrs. Virginia Chaumpey, Edward
Parder, Miss Addie Swing, zella
Sanders, Walter Rosemeyer, Mrs.
Harriet Apologize, Mrs. Vera Ste
vens and Mrs. Carrie Harding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-28
PRAISE is WON
BY ELkS' TEAM
Work Is Given 8 Candidates
at Hartford City.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Jan %.
"A special degree team of Elks Lodge
of this city initiated eight candi-
dates this week. Excellence of the
work brought the suggestion that
that the team compete in the
lodge degree work contest.
The team was composed of Will
liam Gardiner, exalted ruler; w. A.
Burns, esteemed leading knight;
Won Braner, esteemed loyal knight;
Robert Secrest, esteemed lecturing
knight; Paul Bray esquire; Clarence
Euphrat, chaplain Forest Chal-
font, inner guard, and Carl Hill,
pianist.
Candidates were Richard Weaver,
Lloyd Higgins, Harley and Clar-
ence Burchard, Owen Ferris, Harry
Meyer, DR.. James Dodds and Roy
Tritle.
More than 100 local club members
and visitors were present, and sew
eral talks were made in praise of the
team. Visitors were Fred Lehman,
jeanette, Pa; Hobart Lugar, Ma
rion; Frank E. Smith. Lawrence
Vile, ILL.,, and H. M. Gains, South
Carolina.
Attendance prizes were won by
Sam Jervis, Henry Beath and Ben
Smith.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-28
BUSY week FOR
ODD FELLOWS
Many State Meetings and
BanquetS on Schedule.

limitations, district meetings and
panquets provide a full program
for Odd Fellow lodges in Indiana
this week and next.
George P. BornwaSser, grand sec
rotary, will be the principal speaker
at the Pike county district meeting
Monday at Petersburg. DR.. D. w.
Bell, Otweu, county deputy will be
in charge.
Seven candidates will be initiated
Tuesday by the Kokomo lodge, &C
cording to j. c. Calhoun, secretary.
Fees for an initiation Friday
night at Richmond were placed in
the hospital fund of that lodge. l..
A. Handy is secretary.
indianapolis lodge held father
and son banquet Friday night with
Jasper M. Kelly, noble grand, in
charge.
Rushville lodge held father and
son banquet at the last meeting.
About 1876 attended. Frank Nell
vain, past grand patriarch, was in
charge.
AS a climax to a membership
campaign, Bloomington lodge will
hold banquet Thursday night.
The losing team will arrange the
festival. C. o. Thomas, past grand
master, was captain of the winners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-28
NORTH INDIANA
RED men WILL
HOLD CONCLAvE
indianapolis Great Record
Keeper and SaChem to
Be Speakers.

A number of Indianapolis men,
bers of the Red Men left for the
Northern Indiana Association meet
ing tonight in South Bend. Arch II.
Hobbs, Indianapolis, great keeper OF
records, and Albert H. HauSman, In
dianapolis, great sachem, will be
principal speakers.
Initiatory work will be carried on
by the degree team from Lansing,
Mich, under direction of Fred
Vessels, Lansing, incoming great
sachem.
All deputies from the northern
part of the State will attend the
session, in charge of H. w. Van Bus
kirk. deputy great sachem, district
No. /.
Thirty Eligible for Jewels
Thirty members of the Red Cloud
Tribe of Indianapolis were eligible
to jewels awarded this week to
members completing twenty-one
years of service with the Red Men.
a special diamond jewel was
awarded Ray Hubbard, who always
has served in some official capacity
for the entire time with the ex-
ception of two. years when he was
out of the city.
Those eligible to receive Jewels
are Carl Mower w. J. Kellogg.
Robert w. Latham, Bert Letterll.
Harry Dougenfelter, Homer C. Har-
bour, Roy F.. Hubbard, William F..
Hughes, Fred ISenhour, A. G. Justue,
S. j. Kerchner, H. O'Donnell, A. c.
Oakley, Charles j. Richey, Everett
Seyler, o. Softer. Frank Umphrey
Oliver Skinner, John White, Frank
Mayer, Charles w. Barnes, E. E.
Boyle, Joseph cambridge, Logan A.
Farmhouse, George ]. Bechtold.
William L. Bushonz, Bert w. Bond.
Benjamin F. Camp, Edward c.
Camp, J. Pierce Cummings, Charles
c. Dunn, J. H. Carr, George c.
Green, Charles Hassler and Arch F.
Horton.
Hobbs to Be HOnOred
Arcn II. Hobbs will be honored
Thursday night at Clifford at the
Bartholomew county meeting, with
the initiation of a class dedicated
in his name. About thirty new mem
bers will be enrolled.
Brow bartholomew bi-county
degree team will confer the initia-
tory work.
John Hayes, tribe deputy, and
Glen Pond, county deputy, will be
in charge of arrangements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-28
TeddieS Bring Grief to
l. q. Fraternity Pledge

One night during initiation in certain fraternity at
Indiana University pledges sent out to get articles almost
impossible to obtain.
The master hardboed student in the law
school shverng pledges what to get One told
to get the boat Another Ten nails
The last pledge given the most difficult Instructions Get
teddies."
The boy three teddy bears from
department store couldn't get touch with the store
owners that late hour.
So he took the difficult He called
sorority willing to help out the pledge
and loaned three teddes
When reassembd the master Of ceremonies
received He picked
I'D the three folded tedde suits fell the floor
the pledge he read the note in loud
voice: please M. Thank you"
Miss k NJ girl" of the master of
ceremonies
Funniest Story" to the Faterna Editor of The