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New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
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Sunday. 9:45 Il. m, Bible school:
IL a. m. and 1880 p. M, sermons by
the pastor, Rev. ANel ]. Peterson:
$40 p. NJ. Young Peoples service.
Tuesday. S p. m. Kings Daugh-
ters' meeting at the home of Mrs.
Edward Peterson. 433 Stanley street.
Thursday. 100 p. M. Thanksgiv-
ing service with address by Rev. DR.
J f. klineberG and Rev. Axcl ].
Peterson. Special music.
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Troop l6.
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
FIRST

Sunday. 1850 a. M. service in
English: sermon by the pastor. Rev.
Dr. Abel A. Ahiquist. A Thanksgiv-
ing offering will be taken up: IL
noon. Sunday school: p. m. pag-
cant. THE Victorian Church" The
public is invited.
Thursday. Thanksgiving Day. l0:30
a. m. services with sermon by the
pastor.
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German

Sunday. $50 a. M, Bible school;
1889 a. M. English worship, topic:
Tho Victory Over Temptation:
11:45 a. M. German worship: p.
M. evening service in charge OF
Young People.
Tuesday. 2:30 p. NJ. Ladies' Aid at
the home of Mrs Emma Fienemann
on BaSsett street.
Thursday. p. M, Thanksgiving
service.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

A recent annual traffic census at
a Surrey. England. cross roads re-
vealed that every other form Of
transportation. including bicycles,
had increased while horse driven
vehicles had decreased.
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SATURDAY
Eastern Standard Time
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS


sO0-WTIC, Hartford-5OO
Las - Yale Harvard football game
from New Haven
7:50-Summary of program and
news
7:55-Football scores
S-Organ recital
S:30-The Park Bench
adler Quartet and Sonia Essin.
contralto
9:50-Male Octette
l6-Dance orchestra
i1-Correct time
:0l-Dance orchestra
ll:So--News and weather
S9O-WBZ, Springfield-3O3
Las - Princeton Navy football
game from Philadelphia
s-Weather report
6:o1-Organ recital
6:3o-Football scores
s:S5-Baritone recital
News and Chimes
a:h6-1gmus and Intellcc
1:3o-Dance orchestra
S:3o-Michael Ahern and Artists
9-Operetta. Rose of Algeria"
l0-Correct time
lo:ol-Sportograms
o:6s-Dance orchestra
lo:53-Weather report and news
l1--Arctic Antarctic Broadcast
a. m.-Musical Show for Byrd en-
petition
e::So-Messages and news TO South
Polar expedition
1c30-WNAC, BOston-24t
1:4o - Harvard Yale game from
New Haven
Ted and His Gang
6-Dnner dance music
G:25-Newscasting
G:30-Dance orchestra
News
7:l1-"Anfos N Andy"
1:25-Dance orchestra
7;5o--Personalties in the news
S-WNAC Players in 1T Happened
in June"
s-Radio Minstrels
fa-fale- Bond Slogan Contest
1o:5A-Dance orchestra
il--News
ll:fO---Dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

SUNDAY. Nov. %. is the last Sun
day on tn" church calendar. The
contents of III" texts will be eIabo~-
ated upon in sermon and song. At
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international Bible students Assn.

Sunday. to 5 p. NJ. volunteer
service: S p. M. Bible study at the
home of Charles Henry. 80 Dwight
street.
; Wednesday. p. mr., praise. prayer
and testimony service.
Friday. S p. M, Bible study. text
book, Government"
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Today's Features

Although Yale has not Jared so
well this year on the griuFoh
there'll be plenty OF interest IN TO-
days annual football classic with
Har>ard's best No matter what the
average OF these teams is during Inc
season, the fact that the time-old
rivals on the field of glory are 10
meet is sufficient cause to stimulate
interest in the most staid follower
of the old college classic. The feh',
the punch and the spirit Is there
when these two rivals meet, no
matter what previous records show
with other teams. The game shout !
prove the more interesting as both
teams seem to be evenly matche
and no better man could be selected
to give the play by play description
of the game over the ether waves
than Mr.. Graham McNamee him
self. The game Is scheduled for 1:4o
and will be broadcast In this area
over WEAF and VITO.
In another football classic. two
other great rivals will meet in
Philadelphia at the same time. with
Princeton. fresh from its victory
over the Yale bulldog. cndeavorins
to get Nays goat and at the same
time establishing itself as the one
and only football eleven in the
Big Three" without a defeat tack
ed onto its record. Philip Carln
will be at the mike" and the clas-
sic will come through VIZ and
WBZ at las.
Still third game will be broad
cast over WoIt at o'clock at
which time Dartmouth and North
western will face each other in
their annual melee at Chicago. Al
though Dartmouth made snrpris-
ingly poof showing this year it eN"
poets 10 emerge victorious in this
affair of the East vs.. West and
bring home the bacon. so to speak.
WEI WBZA this evening at II
O'Clock inauguratcs this years
schedule OF broadcasts to the arctic
and antarctic with a fourhour pro-
gram of music. good cheer mes
saecs and dramatized news events.
Adding an almost world wide inter
est to the program VIII be the
broadcast to Commander ficharl
+. Byrd and his conn anions, who
arc now blazing new trails to tn"
south polo.
The breakfasts this winter VIII be
of vital importance to the men in
The arctic and antarctic. Aside from
setting up the only liaison between
them and their relatives and friends
the programs viii constitute the
chief entertainment features mad"
available to them during the long
arctic night. WEI WBZA, kDkA
and kIW will transmit their pro
grams on sup.rpower.
Besides the Byrd antarctic eXpe-
dition. groups standing by for the
midnight broadcast will include the
Eeyillon Frcres, Hudson Bay COM
pany. Oblate Fathers, Canadian
Royal Mounted Police and thousands
OF missionaries, miners, prospectors.
explorers and adventures.
! The program material VIII take
note of all of these individual
groups messages going out TO them
from relatives and friends in the
| nlt"d States and Canada. Particu-
Early ambitious musical presenta
lions have, been worked NY, but
probably III" most interesting part
Of the broadcast aside from the per
| s5onal messages. will be the drama
tization of important news happen
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METHODIST CHURCHES
Trinity

Sunday. $50 Il. M. Everyman's
Bible class: $50 a. M, Woman's
Bible class: $3.50 a. H.. church
school: 1o:45 a. M. sermon; 6 p. M.
Epworth league. Mildred Ripple
leader; topic. Gratitude: 1913 p.
m. evening service.
Monday, 3 p. m. Ladies Aid So
ciety.
Tuesday to p. m. Methodist
group at the hospital: $50 p. M.
Philathea class: 7:15 p. M. Boy
Scouts; 7:45 p. M. class meeting.
On Thanksgiving Day at 1880 a.
IN. a union service of prayer and
thanksgiving will be held in Trinity
church. Rev. William II. Rarsch.
pastor of the German Baptist church
will speak.
A trip along the Frontier of AZ
RIGA" with DIR, Mark S. Bradley of
Hartford. is planned in Trinity
church on Thursday evening De-
cember G. DR. Bradley will show
some interesting and unusual NOV
ing pictures Of his trip.
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hlkk D }! 2 QSRAl}

6;55-Summary Of programs
Correct time: football scores
7:05-Orchestra
7:45-"The Worlds Business,
Julius Klein
S-Godfrey Ludlow. violinist
S:3O-William Ryder. baritone
S:45-Sam Herman, Xylophonist
9-Operetta, Rose of Algeria
lo-Correct time: among ourseh's
10: and Faces
1l-Slumber music
S8O-WABC-3is
5:45-Wada Kids
6;15-John Kennedy. tenor
6:3o-- Namm's Santa Claus
Thine: weather forecast
7;o5-Alps music
7:3n-Orchestra
S-A Starlit Night
9-Emerson Male quartet
l0-Orchestra
lo:3o-Orchestra
ll-Orchestra
1OtO-WHN-:97
5:30-Dance orchestra
G-Financial Cavaliers
C:30-Journal hour
7:3o-Financia Cavaliers
1OiO-WPAP-:a7
lo:30-l'inancial Cavaliers
ll-Studio presentation
3o-John Cart, organist
lc-repper Pot Hohemians
iOlO-WRNY-.s7
S-Dr. George King. talk
S:15-Tom Wilson. tenor
3: 30-Orchestr
9-Joseph Courtney. baritone
Marian kakc. California Girl
9:So-Arthur Gary, songs
iiO0-MLWI-.73
New Rochelle College hour:
G:e5-Edoardo Battente. tenor
6:20-Marie Donovan. soprano
G:45-" Magazines," Walter GayigaI
Howard Tompkins. tenor
7:15-Boris Popovitzky. piano
7;S0-Talk, Health"
145-National airs
130O-WEVD-23l
5-Childrcn' stories
5;@o-Alice Robinson. soprano
5;4o--John Murphy. reader
johanna Karlbacb. soprano
6:oo-Bernard Carp. baritone
G:40-D. Hall. Child Verse
Negro Art Group Four
1I7O-WCAU. PhiIa.icIpi,ta--250
G--The Rev. Robert Fraser. Gospe
singers
| G:45--Orchestra
| 7--Orchestra
| 7:30---Jewish world hour
| S--Daily news hour
9--Gottschalk Grenadicrs
93o--Musical Chefs
l0--Columbia chain features
| Observation-Disclosures
| ll:O5-Orchestra
l6O-WLIT, PhiiaLeIphia-;i35
2-OrChestra
4:30-Dance music
7:30--Dancc orchestra
58O-WFI. Phila,lelplit-535
! - td foolll
l:45--Yale VS.. Harvard football
| G:15-late news
S-Orpheus Mixed Quartet
| S:3o-WFI. ensemble
g--The Mikoristcrs
9:30-Ivins Solo Male Quartet
| l0-Same as WEAF
6iO-Wlp, PhiiatleIplia-i9.
3-Arnie Horwitz's Syrians
3:SU-Gallagher, tenor; Polish Trio
/ 6-Concert orchestra
bedtime story. roll call; Jacl
Strang. piano
1IND-WPG, Atlantic City-2.3
S:l5-Concert orchestra
S:45-I.oa rdwalk Quartet
! 9:l5-concert orchestra
10-Joint recital
1o:15-Studio program
| l0:3V-Dance orchestra
| 1l:lO-Dance orchestra
7OO-NGT, S4.I,einrtauy-:SO
1:45-Football game, Yale vs.. Har
! ward
| 7-Statler's PennsylVanians
7:S0-Musical program
| S:30-Same as WEAF
| ll-Dance program
8SO-kDkA. Pitl>burgI,-3OG
G:10-StudiO program
6 :30-Dinner concert
Chimes; university address
| 1:15--Radio club meeting
| 7:30-Readings. Ebert Il. Moses
| i:45--Same as WIZ
| 10-Serenaders
| l6:35-OrcheStra
| ll-Spccial Arctic and Antarctl
| broadcast
SUNDAY PROGRAMS
| GOO-WTIC. Hartfoul-500
l:50-Musicai program
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south

Sunday, $3.50 Il. M. senior depart
ment. Italian American department
Of the church school: 1880 IA. m.,
worship at the Hunter Road branch
OF the Italian mission. morning wor-
ship at the church: 2:l5 p. m. Sun
day school at Hunter road; $50 ..
NJ. Assyrian worship at South
church: 5 p. m. Italian worship at
the South church. Rev. Pasoualc
Alterio will preach.
Monday. $50 p. m. Christian En-
deavor meeting.
Tuesday. p M. Assyran Bible
class: 4 p. m. Jolly Juniors: 4:l5
p. m. executive committee meeting
Of the home Department.: 7:So p. IN,
Assyrian brotherhood.
"Wednesday. Z p. M. social for the
intermediate d"uartmtnt.
Friday, p. M Girl Scouts. Troop
Il 90" y, m. supper for all can
'ass""s: p. M. Boys Scouts. Troop
>; 7:S" p. NJ. Hunter Road choir
rehearsal.
saturday p. m. the senior bas-
ke'ball team will play the Knnsinr-
ton Boys club at the New Britain
Boys club.
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CONGR EGATlONAL CHURCHES
First


First
Sunday. 10 a. M, church school;
II d. m. church kindergarten; II Il.
H.. morning worship, sermon. Rev.
Theodore A. Greene: p. H.. Ar
menian service: S p. m, Peng- Yu
club.
Monday. $50 p. M, religious
education committee meeting in the
chapel
Tuesday. $50 p. NJ. New Britain
Woman's club, First church chapel.
Wednesday, p. m, junior choir
rehearsal.
Friday $50 p. M. Boy scou,
meeting.
The Mems Bible class will meet
tomorrow noon following the morn
ing service. MI. Greene will con-
tinue the series Of studies into His
torical Pictures in American Church
History" The special topic is THE
First Thanksgiving.
The P'eng-Yu club will meet sun
, day at 5 p. m. in the church par
lors. The leader is Miss Thelma
kitson. The speaker is Miss Clara
Labaree, who will tell the story of
kindergarten in India"
The Young Peoples society will
meet at 7 O'Clock Sunday evening in
the church parIors. The leader is
Miss Marjorie Gibney.
The November supper meeting OF
the First Church Mems association
viii be held in the dining room on
Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock. The
speaker is Dean William Hung OF
Picking university. exchange prores-
scr to Harvard univ ersity, He will
take as his subject. 1.-THE Nationalist
Government in China Today"
All sessions Of the week day
| church school and the meeting of
the Girl Scouts will be omitted next
i week because OF the Thanksgiving
holiday
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Ilit,l, A. N. T.. I;p,,

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Morn
ing worship with sermon by the pas
tor at 1915 o'clock. Narick Chris
tan EndeaNor society at $50 p. N.
Evening service at 7:45 o'clock.
Tuesday evening. prayer and class
meeting.
Thursday, Thanksgiving service at
II, a. IN. Rt Rev. w. J. Walls. 4.
NJ. ID. H.. bishop of the Eighth
Episcopal district of the A. NJ. +.
Zion church. will speak.
Senior choir rehearsal Friday eve
ming
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Peoples

Sunday, 1915 a. M. prayer in the
pastors study: 1915 a. M, sermon:
"A Wretched Man; IL noon. Bible
school: 6 m. Young Peoples meet
ing. Rev. N. J.. Larsen will lead: 7
p. M. sermon by Rev. N. l.. Larsen.
pastor Of the Danish Norwegian
church in Hartford. Rev. H. Olney
will be in Hartford. exchanging with
Rev. Larsen.
Monday. : p. M, annual election
OF officers of the Sunday school in
the prayer room.
Tuesday. p. M. Mems Bible
class
Wednesday. no children's classes;
i:4a p. M, Thanksgiving service
Special music
Friday. 1880 p. M, choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

EaNori'c oporctta selections viii
he brought to light again during III"
spotlight hour. featuring Resale
or. at o'clock over the same sta
lions In "A program hich will in
clude selections from The Enchan
trcss. The Dehutantc." 'FoIlics OF
1921" "Sari." Miss Snringtim""
and The Chocolate Soldier" TIL
artists viii ho supported by CON
cert orchestra which viii also rem
dor several Of the never to be- for
cotton gems.
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The Anglo-l'crsians, always ready
to entertain their listeners with en-
quisitc selections of the lighter typ"
viii present a program of music ( "a.
should delight every fan The pro-
gram to be ! -oa1cast over WIZ and
WEI at $50 includes among others
Chopin's walls Len,c.' Herbcrt's
Song Cycle" Iuicini's "Marchr
kussc" and Motifs "Taubourin"
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A group Of songs by Deems Tay-
iof. best known by his composition
OF the opera 'The Kings Hench-
man." which will be produced at the
Metropolitan this winter. will be
sung during the regular Sunday eve
ming program by Reinald Werren-
rath. popular American baritone. at
Z O'Clock over WEAF and VITO.
The complete program includes
Witch Woman. A Song of Lovers.
Plantation Love Song. Time Enough.
the serenadc from "'The Highway
man" and Captain STATIONS Fancy.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

Few private libraries are without
John Bunyan's Pilgrim Progress"
and other works OF this immortal
English preacher. who will be he
source OF DIR. s. Parkes Cadman's
weekly address over WEAF and
VITO at I o'clock in the afternoon.
The title of DR. Cadman's talk is
"Bunyan-The Immortal Dreamer
and the usual musical program Ivy
an orchestra and vocal ensemble will
be included.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

The story of mountcbank. which
presents many amusing situations
will be told in the presentation of
Offenbach's opera bouffe la Prin-
cesSe dc Trebizonde." which will
he given by the National Guard
Opera company at 1915 over WEAF
with Paula Hemminghaus. Walter
Preston. Grace Leslie and Delphine
March in some Of the leading roles.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Fountains and Musicians of
Rome" will be the subject of a lee
ture to be given by Mrs. Samuel R.
Artman before the following groups
of the international Travel and
Study Club next week as follows.
Te-Aro-Ah chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. H. r. Riggs, AZ
North Oakland avenue, at 1:30 Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. S. L. Schwartz
will be assisting hostess. Mrs. Bon
ME B. Brown will sing group OF
Italian songs and facts concerning
Italian artists will be given in re
spouse to roll call. Guests for the
afternoon are Mesdames Guy Riggs,
E. M. Schulz, Elizabeth Garrett and
D. L. Culman.
Arcadian chapter will meet for a
/ o'clock luncheon Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Reuben
Kerbox, 1923 Carrollton avenue. Mrs
H. v. Woleben will be assisting hos
tess and response to roll call will be
facts about Italy and Mussolini.
Elizabethan chapter will be en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. George Dyer, at her home, 957
West Thirty-third street. Mrs
Walter Williams will be assisting
hostess. Mrs. Elmer jenkins will re-
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view the Book of Romance and Mrs.
Austin De Wore will read paper on
Italian music. Response to roll call
will be made with remarks on mod
ern home.
Alexandrian chapter will meet at
1870 p. m. Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. A. G. Bassett, 1248 West
Thirty third street, with Mrs. Har-
vey Bohlke as assisting hostess. Re-
Spouse to roll call will be made with
quotations on the art galleries and
music of Rome.
Hawaiian chapter members will be
the guests of Mrs. Nellie Benson
for a l o'clock luncheon Friday
afternoon at her home, 1850 Ken
wood avenue. Decorations in keep
ing with the Thanksgiving season
will be used. A special musical
program will be given by Mrs.
Hector Blondin. Mrs. Caroline Han
sen will be a guest.
Castle Craig chapter, at the sign
of the Highland Deer, will meet
with Miss Ruth Ferguson. East
Eighteenth street, at 2 Saturday
afternoon. Response to roll call
will be my Thanksgiving This
Year" Mrs. Joseph Holt, president,
will preside.
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Service Week of
Girl Scouts TO
Begin Sunday

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Thousands
of girls in their teens will participate
in the Girl Scouts Seven Service
Days, to begin Sunday. The week
will be devoted to a demonstration
of Girl Scout profcienc yin helpful
ness.
Opening with church Sunday,
parades in uniforms and huge union
services in churches of various
faiths, the Service Week program
will include Home Monday, Com
munity Tuesday, Talent and Train
ing Wednesday, Appreciation Thurs
day, School Friday and Treasure
Hunt Saturday.
OF these Home Monday and Com
munity Tuesday will demonstrate in
a concrete way a girls ability to be
useful in her home and in her city
or town. She will purchase and pre-
pare meals on Home Monday for l,er
own family, using many of the
recipse she has learned on the
camping trail. Home-making is
one of the major interests in the
Girl Scout program.
Community Tuesday will see hun
dreds of girls in public dress
throughout the countrys larger
cities, where plans for recreational
demonstrations in public parks and
Fairgrounds and for visits in hos
pital wards and day nurseries have
been completed.
A unique service of public trib-
ute in some of the more historic sec
tions of the country has been in
cluded in the weeks schedule. Out
standing pioneers will be remem-
bered in memorial services, and the
home shrines of the communities
best known leaders of the past will
be visited
1t is estimated that 188,634 girls
from 10 to 10 years of age are en-
rolled in girl scouting in the United
States and Porto Rico.
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Irvington Womens club will be
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Tom Elrod, 1913 North Irvington
avenue. Mrs. Louis Bruck will speak
on "Our Present Immigration Laws"
Members of the indianapolis Lit
erary club will hear Robert A. Mill
kin speak on 1.-THE Witches Sabbath"
when they meet at the club room,
D. A. R. Chapter house Monday
evening.
Members of the New Era club will
meet for a covered dish luncheon
at the home of Mrs. John D. Davy,
2429 North Harding street. 1.-THE
Political and Economic Condition of
Porto Rico" will be the subject of a
talk by Mrs. Everett Hunt. A re-
port of the council will also be
given.
Landscape Painters of America"
will be the subject of a talk by Mrs.
L. P. DeVilling before members of
the Sesame club at the home Of
Mrs. A. H. Edwin, BOB Northern ave-
nue..
Tuesday
The Irvington Study Club will
hold guest day meeting at the
home of Mrs. E. E. Wishard, 1923
Oak street. John Burroughs Jour-
nails" will be the subject Of talk
by Miss Mary OrviS and Mrs. Roy
OrViS. and Mrs. Row Krietke will
sing.
Mesdames Frank H. Seay and o.
M. Richardson will be joint host
esses for a meeting of the EXPIRES
sion Club. France will be the
subject of study, with Mrs. Lloyd
G. Litten as chairman. Others who
will speak are Mesdanes John A.
Sink, Arthur j. Randall, Verle
C,naf1nr o,1d H7ichorflx.a,1
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DIR. WILLIAM WALSH
TO TALK ON HOSPITALS

1.-The Hospital Situation in In
dianapolis" will be the subject at
the discussion luncheon of the
community welfare department of
the Woman's Department club, to
be held at the club house at 1915
p. m. Wednesday. DR.. William H.
Walsh, hospital consultant of Chi
cago and New York, will be the
speaker.
DR.. Walsh has had long expert
ence and training in hospital work
and recently completed survey Of
all hospitals in indianapolis. Dur
ing the World war, as a major in
the medical corps, he organized and
established Base Hospital No. SO at
Camp Grant, Ill, taking the organ
ization overseas to Remoncourt,
France.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made with Mrs John Con-
nor, Riley 1852, by Monday evening.
Mrs. P. A. Keller, chairman, will
preside.
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pledges of
Sorority TO
Be HOnOTed

A candle light tea and open
IN house will be given by mem
bers of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority,
Butler university, at the chapter
house, 329 Hampton drive, Sunday
afternoon in honor Of the pledges.
The house will be decorated
throughout with chrysanthemums
in the fall shades and tea table
will be arranged with a plateau OF
pom pons and lighted tapers. Misses
Helen Bedell and Katherine Burgan
will preside at the tea table. Mem
bers of the active chapter will as
sist in the dining room. Miss Helen
Harrison, harpist, will play.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
Gino Ratti, faculty ally; Mrs. John
luck, house mother; Miss Eulalie
Wright, chapter president; Miss Iris
Hollins, president of the pledge
chapter and Misses Mary Lou Allen,
Eva Adwell, Panoria Apostal,
Sarah Baird, Louise Calvelage, Lou
jean Gullett, Evelyn Henschen,
Elizabeth McGraw, Mary Alice
Scheffel, Hazel Sergeant, May
Stuckmeyer, Winifred Terry and
Marcelia Taylor.
Mary Hastings is chairman in
charge of arrangements. Other
members of the committee are Miss
Thelma Ivens, decorations and
music; Miss Jean Vestal, refresh
ments and Miss Mildred Cooper,
publicity.
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LAWMAKERS MEET AT
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS

Representative and Mrs. A. H.
Vestal, Anderson, have been at
French Lick Springs this week with
Representative and Mrs. Ralph Gill
bert, Springfield, KY. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carroll, formerly of Indian
apolis, now of Pittsburgh, Pa, were
at the Springs this week.
Thanksgiving reservations have
been made by residents of indiana
apolis, Chicago, st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, and Louisville for that period.
Indiana persons will attend the
New Years evening party of the
agents of the Bankers Life Insur-
ance Company of Indiana and near
by states during a conference over
that period. Three hundred fifty
delegates and their wives will be in
the party.