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BUTTER rs HIGHER.

CHICAGO. April I3 LP.-Butter-
Higher: receipts. e073 tubs: creamery
extras. 43: standards. 49,; extra firsts
42lsa424 firsts, 42a42L: seconds, IL u
a4i34. Eggs Unsettled Receipts. 30.-
1893 cases: firsts. 26iia27; ordinary firsts
24h2a26: storage, packed. extras. 291a:
firsts, 20,
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PRICES ON PARIS BOURsE.

PARIS, April 10 H1. Prices were
fIrm on the Bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, 67 francs 10 eentimes five
per cent loan, 81 francs rs centimes.
exchange on London, l24 francs 2 cen
times. The dollar was quoted at rs
francs 39A centimes,
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COTTON GOODS STEADY.

NEW YORK, April 13 Especially -
Cotton goods markets were quiet to-
day with prices steady Print cloths
were quoted unchanged. at 7sa for
64x60s and 8ss for 68x72s. Raw silks
moved up l0c a pound in an active
market. the Grand Xxx description
reaching 6.25 a pound.
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RUBBER IMPORTS UP.

NEW YORK, April 70 1spj.-Importa-
tons of crude rubber into the United
States IN the first three months this
year amounted TO 1852 tons. against
lOsy659 tons IN the same period last
year. the Rubber Association Of Amer
tee reports March imports were 4Os91
tons, against 35.07s in March, 1926.
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INCOME DECREASES.

CHICAGO, April IS C').-~Net income
OF the Illinois Central Railroad Co. for
1927 was sl2,l3i, ,87i. .06. u decrease of
$5,OlB,627.5i over 1925, the years
financial statement. issued by the road
today, shows.
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, April l3 Ho.-~Rye
barely steady; No. Western. 1882
fob New York and 1864 elf export.
Lard steady; Middle West, ii9Sa12,06.
Other articles unchanged.
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WHEAT GOES DOWN
DUE TO RAINS IN WEST
Reports From Northwest Also Have
Bearish Efect-Corn and
Oats Also Easier.
BIZ the Asanniaied Pres.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 13.-Rain and snow
in the West and Southwest, with more
predicted, carried wheat values down.
grade early today. Besides, reports from
the Northwest indicated seeding well
advanced. Opening / to rs of, with
May showing less setback than new
crop months, the wheat market dis
played only moderate power TO recover.
Corn and oats we're also easier, corn
starting "a to "a down and subsequently
holding near to the initial range Pro-
visions kept about steady.
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THEATER SHARES OFFERED.

NEW YORK, April i3 C1.--Offering
OF $4,000 shares OF the Schine Chain
Theaters Inc. preference stock. partici-
pating and convertible. Is being made at
&37.60 share by Bonner Brooks &S Co.
The company operates 30 motion pic
ture theaters in 30 towns and cities In
New York and Ohio,
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EARNINGS SHOW GAIN.

NEW YORK, April 10 N9.--Interna-
tionai Cement earned 81 go a share ON
the common i'm the first quarter, after
preferred dividends. against 81 80 a year
ago, Net income was $l,067,o ,o28, against
5000, ,292.
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RUBBER ADVANCES.

NEW YORK, April l3 (SpeciaD -
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets,
advanced an eighth OF a cent to I834
at tocay's noon quotation. This COM
pares with % month ago and 40ss
a year ago.
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GOLD FOR BRAZIL.

NEW YORK. April 13 C49.-The Ma
tional Bank of Commerce will ship
Sl,6S0,0 900 IN gold to Rio de Janeiro to-
morrow for the account of White Weld
& Co.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wirs Direct to The Star once

Following is list of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
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PER SHARE ANALYSIS.
What Is Back Of Each share.

~. 20 period except SB.15 in 1923
Above figures are based ON 4OO, 900 shares
outstanding
- Dividends were paid from 1909 to 1915.
since then only 81 were paid, in 1920
Bonds OF Silica Gel Corp. 81 700 900
guaranteed by Dawson Chemical Co.
Davidson Chemical sells for 40 times the
value. of ts properties. The average stock
on the exchange sells for two times the
value OF Its properties
. Consult your banker or broker for fur.
stock.I
scrapbook this for future reference.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
foaessll0gs furnished ~ W. y. HlG1s & 70
ADuplpal Foia Selling .Ase ka
YssAG ~ bari. today.
London g0Haa a. saEk SAFE
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

fRepoFlee - q " sellsman 3 Coz
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auxiliary of
DiUiSiON VIII
GiUe Luncheon

The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Thirty Eighth Division will enter
tain at luncheon Thursday at the
Columbia Club. Mrs. Allen r. Flem-
ing, president, has appointed the
following committees to have
charge:
Arrangements, Mrs. G. A. Todd,
Mrs. Ben Pence and Mrs. Anna
Shortridge; program, Mrs. John
Compton; decorations, Mrs. Oakley
White, Mrs. P. j. Clark and Mrs.
Herbert Koontz; invitations, Mrs. G.
E. Hostetler, Mrs. j. P. Cochrane
and Mrs. M. B. Spellman.
Reception, Mesdames George
Henry, chairman, w. T. Cochrane,
Walter Harmeson, Ida BelSer, Flor
ence Alexander, w. G. Baker. w. w.
Ward, Helen Downey, Cleda Lam
bert, Elizabeth Randall, Mary STAN
ford, william WATSON and r. H.
Baxter.
Among the guests Of honor from
Fl. Harrison will be: Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. G. H. Jameson, Col. and Mrs.
George D. Freeman, Col. and Mrs.
Cromwell Stacey, Capt. and Mrs.
Thornton Chase, Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. George Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Alling and Chaplain and Mrs.
Samuel j. Miller.
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Mrs. Amor Philip Otter was Miss
Margaret Mary Earhart, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Floyd S. Earhart,
before her marriage Wednesday
morning at SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral After a trip through the
South and West Mr.. and Mrs.
Otter will be at home in Yakima,
Wash
Miss Marguerite Doby's engage
ment to Wendell Price Rynerson,
Columbus, Ind, has been announced
by Mrs. Ethel M. Rathbert. She
is a graduate of Butler and is now
on the faculty of De Paw Univer-
sity. The wedding will take place
in the carly spring.
Mrs. Robert A. Wolfe is president
of the Beta Beta alumnae chapter
of Alpha Chi Omega which is in
charge of the State luncheon and
dance of the sorority to be held at
the Claypool hotel next Saturday.
Mrs William w. Wilcox Jr. is press
chairman for the alumnae chapter
and q member of the invitation
committee for the luncheon and
dance.
Miss Margaret M. Boyden is
chairman of the card and bunco
party which the Sahara Buds VIII
give Wednesday evening at the
Hotel SEVERN. Assisting her are
Misses LaVerne Jackson and Gladys
King.
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Wedding
at Church
PHOTO CRAFT vHoro

TINE marriage of Miss
i Bernetha Thomas, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. d.
Thomas, 8O5 N. Rural St., and
William hickey, son of Mr.. and Mrs
LEROY Thomas Hickey, 1105 N. Ia
coma Ave, took place at 8 this
morning at st. Philip Neri Church
with Father Noel officiating. the
church was arranged with palms
and ferns.
before the ceremony, Mrs. Mary
Nugent. soloist; Miss Lellian Beck,
violinist, and Miss Mary Helen
Brooks, organist, gave a bridal pro-
gram.
sister. Miss Edna, who wore dress
of pink satin trimmed in lace and
tulle and carried Columbia roses
she wore a headband. The bride was
given in marriage by her father ana
was gowned in white satin With Sill
yer lace fashioned in bouffant style
and beaded in rfinestones ana
nearls, Her veil was caught WIN
orange blossoms and pearls.
John Gerlach was best man;
Ushers were Leo Shay and RuSSeil
Fletcher.
Following the ceremony a break
fast was served to forty guests at
the Hotel Washington. The couple
left on a trip to Chicago and Will pc
at home in indianapolis a1ter
March !.
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w. CT. u. NOTES

Central Union will hold It's reg
ular meeting Friday at p. m. at
the home of Mrs. w. G. Lytle, 3649
N. Illinois st. The meeting will
open by singing America" The
speaker will be DR.. e. S. Shumaker.
A tribute to Washington will be
given by Mrs. Thomas Gardner.
Members of the refreShment COM
mittee are Mrs. H. E. GaddiS, Mrs.
I. T. Lee, Mrs. Robert F. Hammond,
A vocal solo will be sung by Mrs.
Frances Wallace accompanied by
Mrs. Carl Strickland. A group of
piano numbers will be played by
Miss Violet Hyden, president Of the
Junior Matinee Musicale. DevotionS
will be led by Mrs. A. w. Whelan.
Additional committees for the insti-
tute of the Central w. @. T. u. to
be held at Roberts Park M. E.
Church on March 2, will be appoint
ed. MRS. w. w. Reedy, president,
will preside.
Thurman Union will meet with
: Miss Alice Kelly, 713 N, West ST.,
Tuesday at 2 p. m. Devotions will
be led by Mrs. Rebecca S. Stitt. Mrs.
Lulu F.. Smith, field worker OF the
foreign mission board will speak.
Mrs. Estelle Ballenger, president,
will preside.
Loyal Temperance Legion Of the
Wayhinger Union will meet In the
primary room of the First United
Brethren Church at Park and Wal
nut Sts., Sunday at $50 p. m, Mrs.
Frank j. Lahr will speak on Great
Lessons to Be Learned from the
Lives Of Washington, Lincoln and
Frances Willard" The meeting will
open with community singing Of pa
triotic songs, followed by a short
business session. James Hantzie,
president, will preside. Mrs. Alice
Free, L. T. L. director, will have
charge of the meeting. Vocal num-
hers will be offered by Miss Kathryn
Hedges, accompanied by Miss Mar
tina Hedges. James Kittle will give
reading. A report will be given
by the flower and relief committee,
Miss Dorothy Wycoff, chairman.
AL w. C. T. U. presidents, temper
ance and missionary local directors
all home and foreign missionary
presidents, temperance and Secre-
taries and any others who may wish
to attend are invited to the World
Missionary Day Of Prayer at Christ
Episcopal Church Friday from 10 a
m. to p. m. A buffet lunch will be
served.
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Leaders Chosen
for Too League
State Meetings

Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield and MISS
Mary Lane will be in charge of one
If the conference sessions OF the
State convention of the Indiana
League of Women Voters to be held
at the Marott Hotel March IA, 10
and 16. Mrs. Hatfield is chairman
of the education committee OF the
State League and Miss Lane has re-
Gently been appointed chairman OF
the child welfare committee.
School attendance, the child labor
problem in the United States ana
in Indiana, and maternity and in
fancy hygiene will be discussed;
Miss Blanche Merry, State school
attendance officer, and DR.. Ada E.
Schweitzer, director Of the child ny
giene division Of the State Board
of Health have been invited TO at
tend the conference, which will be
one Of several to be held the after
noon of March IA, the first day OF
the convention.
Mrs. Warren K. Mannon, chair
man of the local arrangements for
the convention has announced the
following chairmen Of conventions
subcommittee Banquet, Mrs. Will
liam Allen Moore; door committee,
Mrs. Ralph E. Carter; ushers and
pages, Miss Frances Kreig; attend
ance, Miss Amelia Henderson; in
ternational cooperation to prevent
war breakfast, Miss Pearl ForSythe;
luncheon, Thursday, Mrs. Isaac
Born. Other chairmen will be an
nounced later.
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Club Plans
to Observe.
Anniversary
THE fourth birthday of the

THE fourth birthday of the
4 Woman Department
Club will be celebrated with a
luncheon in the Riley room of
the CIaypool Feb. % at which Miss
Maude Miner, Chicago, vii talk
on Poetry" Although the cub is
sixteen years old this is only its
fourth birthday since it was founded
on Feb. %.
Reservations should be made with
Mrs. Nettie New, 1904 Central Ave,
not later than next Saturday. Mrs.
Mary Traub Bush will sing and a
harpist will play during the lunch
con.
The music section of the depart
ment club will meet at 1890 D. m.
Monday for a sandwich luncheon at
the club house, followed by a pro-
gram. Mrs Robert Wilson and Mrs.
George Cox will act as hostesses.
Miss Marie Coin will give piano
numbers and Mrs. Earl Richardson
viii talk on Composers and Char
/; hcteristics."
Mrs. W. F. Milholland, $500 Fall
Greek Blvd, will be hostess for the
business meeting Of the public
health nursing auxiliary of the club
Tuesday at 1890 p. m.
y =
The current events class under
Miss May Shipp will meet at 1880
} p. m. Tuesday.
The American Home department
will meet at q p. m. Wednesday at
the club house. when Mrs, Chic
jackson will talk on Gan Audible
Magazine" Mrs. j. D. HosS will be
the leader for an open forum on
Our City Parks and Fairgrounds"
The community sing quartet. COM
posed of Mesdames Frank Walker,
Robert B. Wilson, Wilson B. Parker
and Frank McCaSlin, will give pa
triotic numbers, accompanied by
Mrs. M. D. Didway. Mrs. McCaslin
will give a solo.
Mrs. E. L. Burnet will have charge
of the tea after the meeting. As
siSting will be:
MeSdames
J. B. Phillips e. v. Toms
Lon Tracy ]. M. Thistlewaite
Frank Walker w. L. West
Alex Scott Clark 8. Wheeler
j. @. Price oscar e. Lewis
Lafayette Jackson G. A. James
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Paper Read to
Maga&ine Club
BY Mrs. Austin

Mrs. II. w. Rhodehamel, president
of the Magazine Club, entertained
more than sixty members this after
noon at her home, 5I02 Washing
ton Blvd. The feature of the after
noon, was paper by Mrs. G. T.
Austin, Talking of Old Books" with
reading illustrations by Mrs. H. w.
Draggo, including sketches from the
"Courtsllip of Miles Standish," cpl
V codes from the book, "Pollyanna,
and an original romance.
Mrs. George T. Earhart, accom-
panied by Mrs. Luther Shirley, sang
when Honey Sings an Old Song, y
There was also an exhibit of old
books and historical relics.
In the social hour Mrs. Rhode
hamel was assisted by
Mesdames
IT. J. Moll Frederick D. Leete
F. M MONTGOMERY w. J. Sumner
Mary E. Perine Ralph Waldo
D. o. Wilmeth H. o. Warren
w. c. Bartholomew
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

be in charge of Mrs. j. Macdonald
Young. Mrs. George Miller and
Mrs. Charles D. Free will lead the
discussions. Mrs. Joseph Sakakian,
in costume, will give a reading. Re-
sponses will be events in the life of
Washington. Decorations will be in
patriotic colors. Mrs. Joseph Sa-
hakian, Mrs. c. A. Fisher Mrs.
Frank Patterson, Mrs. John r. Nc
Callian,. Mrs. Fred Berger, Mrs.
Stella Elder and Mrs. j. w. Jack
son WILDE guests.
y
Arcadian Chapter will be enter
tanned at luncheon Tuesday. Pa
triotic responses will be given to
roll call. The hostess will be assist
ed by Mrs. j. Huntington.
Mrs. Henry A. Roberts will be
hostess for the Colonial-Boston and
the Mt. Vernon Chapters at lunch
con Wednesday at 1890 p. m, at
the Lumley tearoom. Assistant
hostesses will be Mrs. Allan A.
Ritchie, MRS. Roy Dickson and Mrs.
Lillian F. Bradford. Decorations
will be in keeping with Washing
tons, birthday. Responses to roll
call will be quotations from Wash
ington. Mrs. j. A. Cameron, presi-
dent of the federation, will be a
guest. Mrs. j. Earl Brown will pre-
side.
Castle Craig Chapter will meet
Saturday with Mrs. Harry Miller
Miss Ruth Ferguson and Miss Mar
jorie Miller will give piano numbers
Guests will be Mrs. William Phillips
and Mrs. Henry Kresinger. Mrs. j.
E. Holt. president, will preside.
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SORORITY LUNCHEON
COMMITTEE APPOINTED

Mrs. Russell Henry was appointed
general chairman, for the Kappa
Delta State luncheon May 5 at the
Valentine dinner of the Indianapolis
Alumnae Club Friday night at the
Washington.
Assisting her will be Mrs Gaylord
Wood, Mrs. H. Verle Wilson, Miss
Patrician Lynch and Mrs. Glenn D.
Heavenridge.
Red carnations and tall red tapers
were used on the tables and places
were marked with red hearts pierced
with arrows.
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ENnns TO Be HomOred

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert R. Evans, Biz
mingham, Ala, are visiting Mrs. Ev-
ans parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Car
stem, 10 N. Addison st. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carsten will entertain informally at
tea from 3 to 6 Sunday afternoon
for them. Assisting will be Mrs. F.
Byron Carter, Mrs. L. L. Nogle, Mrs.
Merlin c. Oliver, Mrs. P. A. Keller
and Miss Mildred Strobe. There are
no invitations.
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MISS STONE CHOOSES
WEDDING ATTENDANTS

Miss Betty Afford Stone, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shepard
Stone, 3424 Central Ave, whose
marriage to David E. Shively, Can
ton, Ohio, will take place at $3.50
p. m. Saturday, April IA, at the
First Presbyterian Church, has
chosen the following attendants:
Miss Anna Louise Griffin, maid of
honor; Mrs. John Mason Moore,
Miss Jeanette Craft, Miss Edith
Watson and Miss Doreine Jones,
Utica, N. Y, bridesmaids.
Mr.. Shively's brother, George
Shively, Cleveland, Ohio, will be
best man. Ushers will be Mervin
France, Cleveland; George Daniels
Donald Hoffman and Donald
Renckert, all of Canton.
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MUSEUM GUILD GUEST
DAY TO BE OBSERVED

81 The Children's Museum Guild
will observe guest day with a meet
ing at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Crop
sey auditorium of the public library.
Mrs. Effie Rogers, president, will
preside. Mrs. j. Mcdonald Young,
program chairman, is in charge Of
the following program: Mrs. T. B.
Wright will talk on 1.-THE Value of
Visional Education, >" Mrs. George
Bell will sing and Mrs. 2. K. Kensie
will give readings.
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Republican Club
of State WIZ
Meet Thursday

liz. february meeting of the In
diana Woman's Republican Club
will be held Thursday at 2 p. m, at
the Columbia Club. William Bos-
son, ST., will speak.
A musical program will be given
by Francis M. Sellers, whistler, and
Glenn Seitz who will sing. Mrs.
Henry Roberts will give a group OF
readings.
The hostesseS, chosen from the
Second ward are:
MeSdameS
Ersd Atkinson Lena Bowers
Enen,s Fesier Ella Gardner
WTiliisn1 Blanche Roberts
tcSyennelspacher Charles Remy
lido Ensh Gladys Sergeant
Maid Starr Reed Lillian Sedwick
frank Symms r. N. Miller
1orothv Lang George Ong
Nettie New Julia Belle Tutewiler
Misses
Minnie Cowan clara Hinmann
Marie Haislup
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CN1s E35eykX. WSZ7c ul
News of Indiana
D. A. R. Chapters

Faul Revere Chapter, Muncle, VIII
meet tonight with Mrs. E. B. Ball.
Mrs. Ball will be assisted by Mes
danes Horace Murphy, NJ. A. Doran
and w. K Raymond. Honor will be
paid to Mrs. Wysor Marsh and Mrs.
J. F. Wildman
Sara Winston Henry Chapter,
Newcastle, met with Mrs. w. U.
Kennedy and observed Dollar Day"
The committee in charge included
Aesdames Kennedy, Ray Sharp, o.
J. Holloway, E. G. Scotch, Mort
Berry, John Blum, Harry Bradford,
Charles Buck, Charles Minnick and
Miss Charlotte Clafiin On the pro-
gram were Mesdames Bradford,
Sharp. Miss Claf1in. and Miss Lillian
Chambers.
n
Washington birthday was OBJ
servcd by the Dorothy . Chapter,
Charlottesville The hostesses in
cluded Mesdames Helen o. Sigmond,
Ethel r. Mccain, Sarah r. Herr,
Carrie Luckett, Emma c. Heron,
Miss Adelinc Harding and Miss
Elizabeth CoWan.
The Purdue Glee Club sang under
the auspices of tine Oulibache
Chapter, Attica.
The Plymouth Chapter elected
Mrs. c. A. Flynn and the Misses
Edna Capron and Loretta Partridge
as delegates to the Continental
Congress. Mrs. Gertrude Eley is a
new member of the chapter.
The Richmond Chapter enter
tanned with a brige party for the
benefit of its scholarship fund. Tht
hostesses we're Mrs. Clarence NJ
Brown, chairman of the ways anc
A., means committee, Mrs. Wallace s
l Simmons, Eaton, Ohio, and Mrs
Robert Hudson.
' u
Guest day was observed by til,
Bloomington Chapter at the Firs
. Presbyterian Church. The address
!, for the afternoon meeting was givel
by DR.. Logan Esarey.
! =
/ Mrs. Huston D. Fearis was hostess
=. for the February meeting of thu
5 John Conner Chapter, Connersville
r Papers were read by Mesdames w
! F. L. Sanders and Garland r. Stew
] art, Mrs. HYDE Wilson, regent, anC
Mrs. A. A. Brewer were appointed
delegates to the Continental Con
} gress.
Ann Rogers Clark Chapter, JEFF
/. fersonville, met with Mrs. Edwin
Lancaster.
Fort Harrison Chapter, Terr,
Haute, met at the Department Club
The guest day program at which
Mrs. Gavin Payne, Indianapolis, vii
speak will be given at the First Con
gregational Church instead OF a
the Woman's Department Club a
announced previously. Mesdame
Caleb Steele, R. G. Num-, L. F
Phillips, L. T. Earring and ]. Bar
= rington, were hostesses.
b n
L Mrs. A. B. Hart was hostess TO
: the Mount Vernon Chapter. Out
of-town guests included Mesdame
. Ella Hobart, Aline owen Neale
Walter Hammet and Miss Carolin
J: Pelham. all of New Harmony, an
1 Miss Harrybelle Brannon, Evans
vile.
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SOrOritM Dinner

Miss Margaret Sullivan, SIG Ter
race Ave, will be hostess for the
zeta Delta zeta Sorority Monday
evening. The sorority entertained
Thursday with chicken dinner in
honor of the new officers: Misses
Anna Mootz, president; Margaret
Sullivan, vice president; Tracy
Lyons, secretary and treasurer, and
Helen O'Brien, corresponding secre-
tarY.
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Sunshine Luncheon

The Children's Sunshine Club Of
Sunnyside will entertain with a
luncheon bridge Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. j. F. Holmes, 1921
Washington Blvd Assistants will
be Mrs. Max P. Sander, Mrs. Ray
Mcqueen, Mrs. George Killinger,
Mrs. John Hermann, Mrs. Claude
Hoover and Mrs. Harold j. Koch.
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Club Elects

Mrs. Frank Wampler was elected
president of the Twentieth Century
Club at a meeting Thursday with
Mrs. G.. w. Budd, 3245 Kenwood
Ave. Other officers are Mrs. Rob-
ert Ramsey, vice president; Mrs.
Joseph Sewage, treasurer; Mrs. w.
G. Earring, secretary; Mrs. L. L. Eel
lows, parliamentarian; Mrs. G. j.
Murphy, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. w. H. Wheeler, delegate to
Seventh District Federation, and
Mrs. Charles Pigmore. delegate to
Indianapolis Council of Women.
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1.-THE Fairy Land of Leeward
Isles" will be the subject of Mrs.
S. r. Artemans lecture before the
members of the International Study
and Travel Club next week.
Il Il =
Te-are-ah, Chapter members will
be guests of Mrs. E. P. Messick at
luncheon Monday. The meeting will
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H0Mors Mrs. Boatd

Mrs. Merritt Fields, 5431 Central
Ave, entertained members Of the
American Legion Auxiliary Glee
Club with luncheon Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Lucy Boyd whose
marriage to Arthur L. Kresge of
Pittsburgh, Pa, will take place
March 3.
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ReceptiOn at MMncie

The Administration and Faculty
Womens Club of Muncie Normal
gave formal reception Thursday
evening to foster art appreciation.
A number of talks on art we're made
and there was a display of pictures.
sponge with warm water.
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Chapter of
u. A. K. to
ObSerUeDay

THE birthday of George
L Washington will be OBJ
served Wednesday afternoon
with l o'clock luncheon, at
the Chapter House, by Caroline,
Scott, Harrison Chapter D. A. r. 1t
is also the thirty fourth anniver-
sary of the founding Of the chapter
Reservations should be made at
Chapter House not later than Mon
day evening.
Following the luncheon, Ernest G.
Hesser, supervisor of music in the
city schools, will talk on American
Folk Songs with musical illustra-
tions, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Edenharter. Mrs. w. d. Long, read
err, will give an episode in the life of
Washington. =
Hostesses for the day will be Mrs.
Mary Helen Maxwell, chairman;
Mrs. James H. Fry, vice chairme:,,
and
Mcsdames
Charles A. BorcNsrs Iohn 8. Macy
Earl 5taufenben Edward D. Porter
T. e. McDermott Thomas G. Crawford
:. ". Elliott ". H. Hart
.. 3. Ent William r. Cox
fred w Expert William e. George
fred w Gunklc Hubert Keller
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Anna Collier iIickic Hough
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