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Girl Scout News

Merit badges were awarded to
$50 persons Friday evening at the
fall court of awards held at the
Broadway M. E. church.
New candidates for the week:
Troop 16. Helen Sharpe and Mil
dred Fuller; 81, Ruth AXE and Jane
Spencer; 10, Velma Moore, Doris
Miller, Dorothy Haynes, Evelyn Gar
rick, Lucille Shannon, Lucia Dale
sic, Martha Day and Margaret
Heater; %, Margaret Hirshman.
1nVestiture ceremonies were held
for Mary Latinski, Troop 81; Mil
dred Scales, Betty Ann Jones, Vera
Dicker and Ruth W&dell.
Troop II will have chill supper
Friday.
Patrol leaders for Troop 10 elect
ed this week are Edna Kempter,
eagle patrol; Marcella Bertram, bea-
yer patrol; Edna Mae Bertram,
snipe patrol.
Troop 40 took a second class hike
Saturday under leadership of Miss
Lemen, captain.
Troop Is will have a party next
Tuesday evening under leadership
of Alma Mae Moore, Marlayn Ju-
liam and Mary Arrizzola.
Mrs. Langf1tt, captain of Troop
At, will take members of her troop
on a hike to Bason swamp Friday
afternoon.
Daisy patrol of Troop IA will en-
terrain members of the troop Tues
day with a Halloween party.
Troop II will begin regular meet
ings next Tuesday at the North
Park M. E. church.
Captains wishing to use Camp
Dellwood for hikes must have a
letter from headquarters authoriz-
ing permission. No hunting or
trespassing on Camp Dellwood prop
erty is allowed.
Cookie day will be held on Nov. "a.
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New Rome and italian Parlia-
ment' is the subject of the lecture
to be given by Mrs. S, r. Artmar
before the following group Of chap
tiers of the international Study and
Travel club next week:
Blue Niles chapter meeting al
the home of Mrs. Frank Forty, 4033
North Capitol avenue, with q 1890
p. m. luncheon Wednesday. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. /.
j. Williamson. Mrs. Earl Freese
will discuss the reign of King
Solomon during the luncheon.
Amazonian chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. John
Shafer, 1852 Kenwood avenue at
noon Thursday. Mrs. John Davy
will assist the hostess. Responses
to roll call will be made with
quotations from st. Peter and St.
Paul. The program will consist Of
readings by Mrs. Frank SymmeS;
piano numbers by Mrs. George
Maxwell and paper on Mussolin
by Mrs. E. c. Wiley.
Chez Foo chapter will have a
weiner roast at meeting Thursday
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

I evening at the home Of Miss Mary
Stow. Members will meet at the
east door of L. S. Ayres & Co. store.
| Mrs. j. A. Cameron, will be the guest
of honor of the chapter.
Lincolnian chapter will meet Fri
day for a noon luncheon with Mrs.
Percy Gife, Terrace Beach. Assist
ing hostesseS are MeSdames D. w.
Crockett and Horace Carey, Mrs.
Bert Smith will have charge of the
musical program. Mrs. Flora HUI
bert will give short talk on Italian
music. Members are asked to take
the Broad Ripple car to Green City.
where they will be met at noon.
Jenny Lind chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. John G. Murray
at Q D. m, Saturday. Members will
respond to roll call with bits about
italian composers. Mrs. M. S. Con-
ner will sing a group of songs.
Australian chapter will give a
Halloween party at Red Mems hall,
East New York street, Wednesday
evening for invited guests. Dancing
and games will be the entertain
ment
Toyama chapter will give q
Hallowee party this evening at the
home of the president, Miss Helen
Ctarost. Readings will be given by
Miss Gladys Brownlee and Miss
Genevieve STATE; a violin solo by
Miss Katherine Frost, and piano
selections by Misses Edith Freers,
Elizabeth MacDougle, Helen Starost
and Viola Turner.
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Schedule of
Benefit
Announced

TINE annual benefit card party
4 of the Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale will be held at the homes
of ten members at 2 Tuesday after
noon, Nov. 20. Mrs. Louise Schell-
schmidt Koehne, chairman, an
nounces the following hostesses
and their assistants from whom
tickets may be obtained;
Mrs. Robert Brakeman, 384S
North Pennsylvania street, assisted
by Mesdames Jack Goodman, Will
liam B. Morrison and Glen Frier-
mood.
Mrs. John Hutchings, 1850 Cen
trail avenue, assisted by ~MesdameS
Otto Keller, Robert Bonner and
Emma ]. Doeppers.
Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin, 1874
North Pennsylvania street, assisted
by Mesdames James Lowery, Deloss
Alig and william Herbert Gibbs.
Miss Norma Mueller, 1905 Central
avenue, assisted by MesdameS
Frank T. Edenharter, E. A. Brock
way and Otto Janus.
Mrs. Ralph Chappell, 1922 Wash
ington boulevard. assisted by Mes
danes S. E. FenStermaker, E. E.
Voyles and Frank B. Hauter.
Mrs. Charles S. Maxwell, 401
East Fifty-sixth street, assisted by
Mesdames Frank w. Creger, H. B.
Coldwell and William L. Thompson.
Mrs. Clyde Titus, 736 Middle
drive, Woodruff Place, assisted by
Mesdames Franc White Weber,
James Ogden and Frances Rybolt.
Mrs. Louise SchellShmidt Koehne,
2917 Washington boulevard, hostess,
assisted by Mesdames F. K. Ruick,
Bernard r. Batty and May Resler.
Mrs. E. E. Flickenger, 4430 Park
avenue, assisted by Mesdames ST.
mon Kiser, Herman Wolff and
Harvey Martin.
Mrs. Oren A. Miller, 341 Blue
Ridge road, assisted by Mesdames
Ross Caldwell, Charles j. Gaunt
and Miss Gertrude Gutelius.
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1Nn4 M0 NAAev

Mrs. Austin H. Brown has been
named chairman in charge of all
consignments in the committee in
charge of the. Junior League Trad
ing Post.
Mrs. Frank Baker Nusbaum was
formerly Miss Mildred Johns.
Her wedding last Sunday after
noon came as a surprise to friends
in Indianapolis.
Miss Zelma Flora, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Flora, 1921
North Pennsylvania street, be-
came the bride of Leon Hicks,
Charlottesville, Saturday, Oct. 20,
at the Broadway Methodist Epis-
copal church.
Mrs. Robert Hiner, left, and Miss
Sara Powell, right, were members
of the HickS-Flora wedding party.
Mrs. Hiner was matron of honor
and Miss Powell, bridesmaid.
Mrs. George w. Walker, whose
marriage took place Saturday eve
ming, Oct. 20, has gone with her
husband to Evansville, where they
vii make their home. Mrs. Walker
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Roller.
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on
Calendar"
at Resort

THE social plan at French Lick
Il Springs during the week mas
been active with affairs at the
hotel and dinner parties at country
clubs in which Indiana guests par
ticipated One of the stunts beges2
last Sunday morning, which bids
fair to be resort fad, was a
breakfast ride in which a score of
more horsemen and horsewomen
rode over the paths twenty miles
and returning, had breakfast at the
country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Carter, In
dianapolis, have returned home
after a three weeks stay. Mrs.
Louis Chevrolet has arrived, ac-
companied by Mrs. H. K. Heftlee,
Detroit. Bernie K. Kirschbaum.
indianapolis, has come for the fall
season, joining her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. A. B.
Carlin.
Mrs. William H. Block, Indian
apolis, has arrived. Mrs. Milton
Simon, indianapolis and Mrs. M. S.
Block are among the Indianapolis
colony. Mrs. Julia Boyd, artist, has
been at the French Lick Springs
making sketches of fashions for
newspapers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
r. Rhodes, Indianapolis. have come
for their annual fall visit and are
seen much on the bride paths.
Miss Marjorie Fisher, Indianap-
oils, has been at the springs with
friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Mossler, Indianapolis, are
guests for a fortnight.
Airplane flights from Indianap-
oils to the springs are becoming
the vogue among those who want
fast, high transportation. DR.. X.
r. Ruddell and F. c. Caldwell, In
dianapolis, finding trains and motor
cars too slow, came down to per-
NIT DR.. Ruddell to make a profess
sional call.
Elaborate Halloween ceremonies
will be held at the hotel, partici-
pated in by Indianapolis and other
Indiana folk.
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Society Holds Breakfast

The Union Women'S Missionary
Society of the nine Reformed
churches of Indianapolis gave a
breakfast at 1870 a. m. Friday at
the Carrollton Avenue Reformed
church. Speakers for the occasion
were Mrs. Charles Mueller, repre-
sentative of the community fund;
Mrs. S. M. Rose of the Missionary
Social Union and Miss Florence
Lanham of the Y. w. c. A. A bust
ness session in the afternoon was
followed by addresses by Mrs. Marie
Reynolds Ford, missionary from
Porto Rico and Argentina, and Miss
Minerva Weyl, missionary from
Human, China. Mrs. Ernest N.
Evans, president of the society, was
in charge of the meeting.
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MnSiCCIubS
of District
VIII Meet

DISTRICT IL of the Indiana
- Federation of Music clubs will
hold it's fall meeting at Frankfor
Tuesday. Music clubs of Frank
fort, Kokomo, Logansport, Marion
Peru, Remington, Upton and Wal
ton will be represented. Miss Ma
bel Love, president of the Frank
fort Matinee Musicale will be host
ess. Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, Indi-
annapolis, is program chairman.
Registration will take place al
$50 a. m, followed by an address
of welcome by Miss Love. Miss
Anne Walsh, Kokomo, will give the
response. Reports of clubs will be
given. Miss Beryl Lou Mccoy, Ma
rion, will present two piano num-
bers, "Sprites in the Glen" by
Denee and Legend by Torjussen
Mrs. D. C. Mcmillan, Marion, So
prano, will sing "Hark! Hank! The
Lark" by Schubert; Spirits Flow
er" by Campbell Upton and winds
in the South" by Scott.
State President to Speak
Mrs. E. B. Birge, Bloomington,
state president of the Indiana Fed
Grafton of Music clubs will speak.
Mrs. Paul Reardon, Marion, VIC
linist, will play ave Maria" by
Schubert, wilhelm" and pale
Moon" Logan Kreisler. Miss Helen
Williams, Remington, soprano, is
also on the program.
Community singing will be led
by Mrs. j. A. Kautz, Kokome, at
1870 p. N. 1.-THE Value OF Federal
ing" VIII be the subject of talk
by Mrs. E. G. Rumpler, Indianap-
oils. Following this Mrs. Marsh
Haynes, Kokomo, will sing.
Piano Solos on Program
Mrs. Martha Davis TauSey will
present two piano solos, "Su Bist
Die Rub" and "Impromptu" by
Schubert. A. w. Mason of the
College of Music and Fine Arts
will give the principal address of
the afternoon.
The Indiana Children'S Violin
choir, Walton, with Edna Burrous,
director, will present "Liebestraum,
''Nocturne" and THE Spanish
Dance" by List. The Girls Glee
club of Marion, will sing my
Creed" Garrett; Indian Dawn"
zamacnik, and River, River"
Chilean folk song.
The fall meeting of District s
will be held at Richmond, Thurs
day, Nov. 8, from 10 a. m. to 3
p. m. Mrs. William Earhart, Pitts
burgh, will be the speaker. All
board members are urged to attend
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HONOR MOTHERS OF
PLEDGES WITH PARTY

Honoring mothers Of new pledges
of the Delta zeta Sorority of But
Ter university, Mrs. Elba G. Rubbish
entertained Thursday with a lunch
con in her home, $50 East Forty
Sixth street. Assisting hostesses
were MesdaInes Augustus Samuel
DueSenberg and James bingham.
Those who attended were Mes
danes w. E. Beadle, H. NJ. Brown
lee, Daniel Earl, e. N. Evans, Ger
trude Hoch, 4. w. KohlStaedt, H R.
Mathews, A. L. Miller, R. E Price,
B R. Quinn, William Semmeler, c.
B. Stoltz, Merrill E. Wilson, P. P.
Triller, S. G.. Wilson, S. G. Young,
M M. KiStner, j. B. Norris and
Kathryn Morrison, house mother at
the chapter house.
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CHI THETA CHI MEMBERS
TO ENTERTAIN SUNDAY

Butler chapter, Chi Theta Chi
sorority, will entertain with an
open house tea from to 6 p. m.
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Gino
Craft, 329 Buckingham drive. In
the receiving line will be Mrs.
Gino Ratti, patroness; Misses
Helen Little, president; Blanche
Hutchinson. Kappa Delta alumnae;
Corrine yelling, faculty adviser;
Thelma Bingham, pledge president;
Virginia Wayman, Bonnie Shilling
ford, Phyllis Hawkins, Anne With
ers, Nellie Munson, Norma Mink
ner, Goldie Andrews and Eleanor
Hester.
Misses Ruth Heavenridge, Kappa
Delta sorority and Irma Branigan
will preside at the tea table. Deco
rations will be carried out in yell
low, green and white, the sorority
cOlorS. Music will be given by
Misses Addie and Lois Axline.
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Federation to Meet

The first meeting of the new Fed
Grafton of Missionary Societies of
Muncie and Delaware county will be
held Wednesday at the Y. w. c. A,
Muncie. More than three hundred
women are expected to attend.
Luncheon will be served at l p. m.
Mrs. william j. Savers is president
of the organization. Other officers
are: First vice-president, Mrs. D. D.
Hansel; second vice-president, Miss
Ann Taylor; third vice-president,
Mrs. w. j. Young; secretary, Mrs. ].
r.. Broyles; assistant secretary, Mrs
Curtis Bell, and treasurer, Mrs. Fred
Heller.
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Camp Fire Girls

1OCN6KQO group Oh RIalIlI16lQ was
entertained Friday evening at the
home of Mary Ann Duke with Viz
- GINA Reeves assisting. Invitations
and decorations we're in keeping
with the Halloween season. This was
the sixth of the series of firemakers'
Suppers.
Wapemeo group of School 81 made
plans for a Halloween party at its
weekly meeting. This group is pub
fishing FagotS this month.
Tayusda group of School met at
the school to plan for q hike and
Halloween party.
Tatapochen group Of Irvington
had supper Wednesday evening,
prepared by girls working for the
rank of firemaker. Place cards and
table decorations were also made by
the girls of the group. Mrs. George
Vestal is guardian.
Girls of Truchenkinlo group met
at the Indianapolis Orphans Home
Saturday night Symbols we're cut
in stencils to be used in decorating
headbands. This group will have a
council fire next week.
iNyoda group of IrVIngton met
with its guardian, Mrs. Edgar WEBB.
Thursday and elected the following
officers: President, Mary Katherine
Mangus; secretary, Esther Hoover;
treasurer, Laura Rebecca Prescott;
scribe, Ruth Gardner.
Girls of Chipponoch group of the
frvington M. E. church will have
3 Halloween party at the home of
Shirley Bartlett tonight.
Anahan- Una1iyi group of the
Washington Presbyterian church
church will have a Halloween party
October 30th. This group is spon-
Soring a new group at the church
under the leadership of Miss Aud
rey Lemmink.
Wetomachick group of School
80 had a business meeting Monday
Shuinala group met at the home
of Paulean Conrad. This was =
book report needing and four books
ere rev ewed. A new member OF
tots. group Is Harriet Boyer. The
group had a Halloween party on
FRIDAY which was also a birthday
party for one of the members.
Hashatuaye group of School At
met Wednesday New girls chose
names and plans we're made for
making symbols and headbands.
Two new members of the group are
Mary Norris and Daisy Crump.
Camp Fire Girls of Indianapolis
and vicinity made 562 garments for
the Needlework Guild this year.
These garments were turned in at
the fall roundup and exhibited
Thursday at the parish mouse of
Christ church. Each group send
ing in twenty-five or more garments
will receive Needlework Guild hon
ors from national headquarters of
Camp Fire Girls in the form of
leather honors for the guardian and
beads for each girl.
The extension committee will meet
at the Camp Fire Office Monday at
1890 a. m. Follow-up work for
schools will be planned and reports
from members heard.
Camp Fire Girls of School IS met
Thursday and elected the following
officers: President, Geraldine Nc
Murray; vice-president, Mart Tel
fert; secretary, Lucille Green; treas
urer, Nellie Kirling, and scribe, La
VIVA Speike.
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KOdi1nG Club Meets

A meeting Of the Kodima Club
was held at the Kirschbaum center
Wednesday evening, with Rabbi
Steinberg speaking on the Hebrew
poets of the eleventh, twelfth and
thirteenth centuries in Spain. He
also read a number of translations
of the works of some of the poets.
Members discussed plans for q
Thanksgiving initiation dinner.
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TENDERS PARTY FOR
SISTER ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Ralph Marsh, 1853 North Ban
croft street, entertained Friday with
a birthday luncheon and bridge
party in honor of her sister, Mrs:
Floyd w. Schorn. Guests were
seated at a large table conferred with
a large birthday cake decorated with
yellow and black pumpkins. Favors
were miniature birthday cakes.
With the honor guest we Mes
DANES Elmer P. Warren, Carl Rob-
bins, Harry Wangelin, Ray Good
win, Charles Claman, Cameron
Cooper, Robert Kiefer, Norman G.
AScher, Carl Manthei, John Gruner,
G. H. Maxwell, Edward thinner,
Eugene Dehner. E. H. Claman and
Frank Christopher.
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Fred HOke to Speak

Fred Hoke, local business man,
will be the principal speaker at the
regular bimonthly melting of the In
dianapolis Business and Profession
al Women's Club Thursday evening.
The meeting will be held at the
Women's Department Club, 1902
North Meridian street. A program
of music by Miss Eleanora Beau
champ will open the meeting. Mrs.
j. Richard Farrell is in charge of
ARRANGEMENTS.
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Gipes HalIolOeen Bridae
Honor Miss Waltz

Miss Wilhelmina Oeffler and Miss
Virginia Stiles were joint hostesses
Thursday evening with a bridge
party and kitchen shower given in
honor of Miss Marjorie Waltz,
whose marriage to Oscar p. Rush,
Kansas City, Mo, will take place
Nov. 8. Guests with Miss Waltz
were Misses Ida Kathryn Waltz, Ar
ME WadSworth, Irma Waldvogel,
Beulah zeigler and Nadyne Cook.
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PERSONALS

Richard Lieber, 1888 Central ave-
nue., has taken party of Indian
apolis friends to Clifty Falls state
park, Madison, for a two-days'
stay.
Paul D. Winnings, Oklahoma City,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. nellie
P. Winnings, Spink-ArmS hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. F. G.. Johns, 1926
University avenue, have as their
guest Miss Margaret Karges, Evans
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall, 1895
Central avenue, have returned from
Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. v E. Stevens, 1924 North
Pennsylvania street, is in Washing
ton, D. c., at the Grace Dodge hotel.
Miss Helen Egbert, who is attend
ing De PAW university. is spend
ing the weekend with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Egbert, 26O1
Roosevelt avenue.
Miss Doris Lynn, teacher in the
Junior high school; Oak Park, Ill.
is spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lynn,
West Forty-f1rst street. Miss Lynn,
a graduate of Butler university, was
formerly a resident of indianapolis,
-
GiUeS Halloween Bridge
Miss Anna E. Roach, 29l7 East
New York street, entertained
Wednesday evening with a bridge
party. Appointments and decora-
lions were carried out in Halloween
colors. Guests included Misses Mary
Farrell, Lucille Geharty, Anne Rear
don, Theresa Reardon, Mary Web
err, Rose Prange, Clara En-
erich and Helen Osborne. The
hostess was assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. Rose Earl and Mrs. Justin
Walsh.
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Dnncin0 Lessons

The Health committee of the
community welfare department of
the Womans Department club, of
which Mrs. Horace Cassidy is chair
man, announces classes in dancing
every Thursday morning at 10 and
in the evening of the same day at 8.
Glasses meet in the club home.
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Halloween Dance Tonight

A masked Halloween dance to be
held this evening at the Lauter
club home, 1909 West Market
street, is being sponsored by mem
bers of the Lauter Mothers CLUB.
The dance will begin at with the
grand march at $50. Prizes will be
awarded weareis of costumes.
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"Kdn1p KUNter"

Members of Chi Theta Chi soror-
ity will be entertained by alumnae
of Kappa Delta sorority of Indian
apolis at "kamp kanter'' to be
held at Noblesville this evening.
Chi Theta Chi members will en-
terrain Kappa Delta alumnae with
mock football game.
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PledqeS to Entertain

Pledges of Iota Kappa sorority
will entertain members and their
guests with an annual Halloween
party and weiner roast this eve
ming at the country home of Miss
Josephine West, Haversticks Park
The house will be decorated with
autumn leaves and flowers. Games
and contests will precede dancing
Pledges will present stunts. Misses
Marifrances Lee and Gayberne
Hines are in charge of arrange
ments. Thirty guests will be
present.
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FOr-Heidenreich

Mrs. Emma Fox, 2144 Singleton
street, has issued invitations for the
marriage of her daughter, Miss
Florence E. Fox, to J. H. Heiden-
reich, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heidenreich. The marriage will
take place at 1880 Saturday, Nov. 10,
at the home of the brides mother.
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WeMesLen Club EntertQiNS

New members of the Indiana We'll
lesley Club we're entertained with a
luncheon Friday at the L. S. Ayres
g. Co. tearoom. Honor guests were
Mesdames Francis w. Dunn, A. w.
Nolling and James Elliott.
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Mrs. Charles Lester Routt will
present the following pupils in a
piano recital tonight at 1880
in Cropsey auditorium. at the Cen
trail library: Maxine Newly, Err
nestine Barlow, Ruth Inman, Helen
Hurt, Jack Robinson, Norma Hurt,
Rosalie Robinson, Dorothy Mitchell,
Margaret Scott, Virginia Rabbit,
Lorine Wise, Virginia Brooks, Paul.
inc Townsend. Margaret Syester,
Mary Louise Mitchell, Maxine Lit
rell, Edith Hagelskamp, Lois Rob-
inson and Lois Hunter. Mrs. Routt
will be assisted by Clinton Hickam,
baritone.
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Gives Birthddu PGrtv

Mrs. c. F. Longwell entertained
with a birthday party Thursday eve
ming at her residence, 40 North
Sherman drive, in honor of her hus-
band. Prizes at games were awarded
to Miss Edith Ethel Hoffman and
G. F. Wilson,
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Partv and Barn Dance

Women of the North Side LionesS
Club will entertain with hard
timen party and barn dance this
evening on the Bluff road. Mrs. l..
G. Balm is in charge of arrange
mentS.
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MORE LIGHT GUILD TO
SPONSORS TALK SERIES


S. Ashjian will lecture on "Ori-
entail Rugs" at Saturday evening
Nov. 3, at All Souls Unitarian
church under auspices of the More
Light guild, business and profess
sional women's organization of the
church. An open forum will fol-
low the lecture. He will illustrate
his talk with examples Of the
weavers' art and will explain how
to choose a rug and how to deter
mine it's origin.
This is the first of a series Of
four lectures being sponsored by
the organization. Others will be
held the first Saturday evening Of
alternate months during the club
season. Miss Lily Lauher is presi-
dent of the guild.