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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
Az AMERIKAS MAGYAR
LANY GYILKOSAI IA
GADNAK A BIR0SAGON

harom ziill0tt pragai cseh ember
haloiaba keriilt, akik Magas
Tatraba csaltak es Csorba-t6
kornyeken meggyilkoltak. A rab-
logyilkossag vadlottjai multi ma
pokban alltak~ pragai eskudtbi-
rosag ele, hogy szornyji tettukert
feleljenek.
A targyaNls, anlelyre nyolcvan
tanut ideztek be, el6relathat6an
tobb hetig fog tartani. A fovad-
lott Michalko JJanos ujsagir6. A
vad szerint segit6 cinkosai voltak
Klepetar Janos orvos es Szikorsz-
XII Mikl6s ujsagiro, a megyilkolt
s6gora. A bunpor el6zmenyeit lit
ismertetjik:
V0rosmarthy Margit, aki husz-
ewes koraban kiutazott Amerika-
ba es 16 even at a Wertheim new
york; bankar csaladj jaban mint
tarsalkodono volt alkalmazva,
meglehetos vagyont takaritott
meg es a multi evben latogat6ba
j0tt haza Kassan el0 edesanyja-
max es rokonainak meglatogata-
sara. Keszpenzet magaval hozta
es anyjanak eloadasa szerint visz-
sza akart terni New Yorkba. Kas-
san megismerkedctt Michalko ia
nossal, akit 36 ewes vagyonos
leanynak s6gora, Szikorszki Mix
los mutatott be es ugyan 8 ismer-
tette meg Vor0smarty Margittal
dr. Klepetar Janos orvost is
Michalko Janos, amikor meg
tudta Szikorszkit6l, hogy Voros-
marthy Margitnak sep vagyona
van, udvarolni kezdett es hama
rosap mint ker6 lepett fel. Har-
man aztan megbeszeltek, hogy ell
jatszanak a leannyal egy hazassa-
gi komediat.
Az elozetes vizsgalat soran Szi
korszki Miklos bevallotta, hogy
elvezettek Vorosmarthy Margitot
cseh hirlapir6k egyesGletenek
tarsalg6jaba es oft DIR. Klepetal
Janos, aki mint ir6 szinten tagjs
az egyesiiletnek, mar varta
"matkapart" es 3 volt az anya
k0nyvvezet6, aki osszeadta Vo
rosmarthy Margitot es Michalkt
Janost. Szikorszki Mikl6s min
esketesi tanu szerepelt. Alto
kezdve 'tferj" egyre penzt kert
Vor6smarthy Margit pedig sir
gette, hogy pap el6tt templom
ban is kudjenek meg. Michalkt
Janos vegre beleegyezett es olyal
uriigy alatt ,hogy 8 tot felvidelS
Vazsec nevii faluban illetekes, tie
hat oft kell megkotnie az egyhaz
eskiiv6t, elutazott Vor0smarth.
Margittal es ket baratjaval, Kle
petar Janossal Is Szikorszki Mix
l6ssal kis k0zsegbe.
Meg aznap este, hogy meyer
keztek faluba, kirandulasrt
csaltak leanyt Csorba -toho7
Macy hegyiutat tettek, amelyel
leany elfaradt es akkof Klepe
tar Janos udit6 port adott mex.
amelyt5l V0rosmarthy Margit el
bodult. Egy siirii erd6ben voltal
eppen. Michalko Janos ket tarsa
max jelenleteben megfojtotta
leanyt, aztan godrott asott es be
temette holttestet.
A gyilkossag ugy deriilt k
hogy a szerencsetlen leany anyj
Kassara levelet kapott Parizsbol
amelyben leanya ait irta, hog,
kiabrandult ferjeb0l, mem szereti
meggondolta tehat a dolgot E
visszautazott New Yiorkba. A
anyanak gyanus volt a level, e.
ment vele rendorsegre es AIT
gyanujat fejezte XII, .hogy a level
ben hamisitottak leanya irasat E
ot magat eltettek lab alol. .
Megkezd6d0tt a nyomozas es
Ckorba-t6l mellett az erd6be.
megtalaltak V0rosmarthy Margi
feloszlott holttestet.
A targyalaS els0 napian Mi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
State Banquet
of Sorority to
Be This Evening

Covers for 100 members of
Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority will
be laid at the annual State con-
vention banquet to be held tonight
in the Travertine room of Hotel
Lincoln as a part of the State
convention being held today and
tomorrow with Alpha chapter OF
Indianapolis as hostess.
Howe Landers will speak at the
dinner tonight. The tables will be
decorated in coral and gray, the
sorority colors, and the sorority
flower, the Ophelia rose, will be
used for the centerpiece.
Each guest will be given a
framed motto Of the sorority song,
written by Mrs. Alice Piercel Will
son, member of Eta chapter.
During the banquet Miss Sara
Elizabeth Miller, organist, will play
several numbers, opening her pro-
gram with the sorority song
Kappa Kappa Sigma" Miss Irene
Noerr, contralto, accompanied by
Miss Ruth Otte, soprano and
pianist, will give a group Of sew
eral, numbers. Mrs. w. David Nor
ton will entertain with readings
Mrs. Morton is an inactive mem
Der of Alpha chapter.
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Nn4 6AteMH e6I1daw
Mass Meeting of
Club Union Set
for Wednesday,

The third annual May mass meet
ing of the Irvington Union of Clubs
will be held Wednesday at 2:30
p. m. in the Irvington Masonic au-
ditorilun. Three clubs in charge of
arrangements, program and the
social hour are the Irvington Home
Study Club, the Irvington Dramatic
Club and the Social Study Club.
Receiving with the officers, Mrs.
Elijah Jordan, chairman; Mrs. j. H.
Bentley, secretary, and Mrs. D. H
Griffin, treasurer, will be presidents
of the twenty-four affiliated clubs.
The program will include a re-
sumo of the years work, a paper on
woodrow Wilson," by Mrs. George
Miller; dance numbers by pupils of
Miss Helen Hibben, and musical
numbers by members of the Social
Study Club.
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State Business
Women Meet at
Michigan City

More than 500 members of Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs will attend the State con-
vention of the federation in Michi-
gan City this afternoon, Sunday
and Monday. Miss Emily R. Kneu-
buhl, executive secretary of the
national federation; Mrs. Ora H.
Snyder, Chicago, confectioner, and
Mrs. william Gary Brown, Chi
cago, one of the country's best
known railroad women, will be
among the speakers.
Delegates will visit State Prison
as guests of Warden and Mrs. Wal
ter H. DAILY, and will be entertained
at team by them on Sunday after
noon.
A spirited campaign is being
made for State officers to be elected
Monday. Tuesday the visitors will
see the Gary steel mills. and from
there will go to Chicago for the
Women's World Fair.
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First Rush PartY

Phi Beta Chi sorority will enter
tain this evening with its first
rush party at the home. of Miss
Daisy HefTelman, 4441 Washington
Blvd. A color scheme of silver ana
rose will carry out the corority col :
ors.
The charter members are Misses
Lucille Anterior, president; Rose
Utz, vice president; Zelta .Robey,
secretary; Marian Terry, treasurer;
Daisy Hickman and Gertrude Gray
Guests for whom covers will bc
laid are:
Misses Wilma Bowman. Marie Fuchs
Wilma Thompson. Alice Aston, Barry Sehr
Pearl Aust. Martina Gouynes. Frances Ter
~, Ruth Waldo, Florence Schmertz, Louise
Webster. Katherine Robey, Jesse Keller
Norma Rodewald and Marie Wadsworth
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Sorority in
Celebration
OfFOunding

A LPHA Delta Pi cele-
"A brated the seventy
seventh anniversary of it's
founding with a State lunch
con at the Lincoln today. Rrepre-
sentatives of Butler, Hanover, In
diana University and alumnae
chapters attended.
Miss Katherine Sweet and Miss
Mary Latham, Indianapolis, had
charge of the entertainment, and
the Indiana University group acted
as hostess chapter.
Appointments were carried out in
the sorority colorS, blue and white.
and old-fashioned corsages we're
given as favors.
ToastS were given by members of
each chapter and Miss Mary
Latham, toastnlistress, gave the
story of the violet, sorority flower.
Miss Mary Armstrong, Indianapolis,
spoke for he Butler chapter; Miss
Hope Rankin, Hanover, for Hanover,
and Miss Katherine Myers, Peru,
represented the Indiana University
group.
Stunts and musical skits were in
Guided on the program and an extra
edition of Bits of Phi" the Indiana
chapter paper, Was feature.
Approximately 100 MEMBERS from
over the State attended the lunch
con. Miss Betty Fermier, Warsaw,
was general chairman, and Miss
Lenore Lamb, Newcastle, had
charge Of arrangements.
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Bridge and
ShO70e1~ for
B1ide-ELect
PEAR SoM .eHoTo

M RS. Jacob F. schatz,
1V1 Jr. entertained with a
bridge party and personal
shower Friday evening at
her home, 1885 College Ave, in
honor of Miss Mildrel Coyle, whose
marriage to Daniel A. Sweeney will
take place June 6 at st. Joan of
Arc Church.
The house was decorated with
spring flowers, and at serving time
the tables were arranged with bowls
of orchid, green and pink sweet
peas. The ices and CONNECTIONS
we're also in the colors. The gifts
were presented to Miss Coyle in a
hand painted hat box, tied with a
bow of jink tulle,
Guests with the honor guest were:
Mesdames Mary A. sSweeney. Loren
Robinson, Daniel j. Coyle. A. P. Sweeney
and Glenn Brown.
Misses Marjorie Edward, Della Elward
Mary ElWard Catherine Sweeney, Mary
Sweeney Kathleen McCarty. Frances
Coyle. Dorothy Coyle. Margaret Coyle
Mary carson. Mary Mccrossn. Fannie r.
Coyle. Agnes Mahoney. Julia Shanahan
and Mabelle Gordon
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,WkAN Ka1MeAlMe cyMteek

Mildred Allen to Donald Johnston
announced meeting party Sigma Kappa
Chapter Stuart 5315 Dinner The we'd
ding will at high June 49, at the Tabernacle Pres
byterian Church
engagement Theobod
last The wedding date is June %.
Nelson Blessing the engagement
Charles Chevrolet Of Mr. and
Chevrolet wedding to take place July
Hillary G. Bailey NJ Pennsylvania St. will hostess
evening for the banquet of the DePauw chapter Sigma
journalistic fraternity which husband member
chapter will initiate Meredith Nicholson novelist following the
banquet
katherine Sweet indianapolis is the entertainment
mtee for the Alpha Delta P State luncheon at Hotel Lincoln today
Sweet is of the Indiana University chapter
Eela Holiday named chairman Of national
of the education department of the Indiana Federation of
Music Clubs at the executive board meeting here today Mrs Holiday
formerly recording the State federation
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
Recital bg Local Girl

Miss Grace w. Krick, daughter of
Arthur E. Krick, $50 N. Delaware
ST., and a postgraduate student in
the Oberlin Conservatory of Music,
Oberlin, Ohio, gave a piano recital
assisted by the Oberlin Conservatory
Orchestra, Friday evening at the
Warner Concert Hall, Oberlin. Miss
Krick received her bachelor of music
degree from Oberlin Conservatory
last June and it at present working
for her masters degree. Her father,
and Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, Will
loughby, Ohio, we're special guests
at the recital.
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d. off. annual
Initiation Eg'ent
Set for May27

The annual initiation and banquet
of the Daughters of Isabella will
take place Sunday afternoon and
evening, May 27, at the Claypool
Hotel One hundred candidates will
be initiated in the assembly room
at 1870 p. m. Several candidates
from surrounding towns are ex-
pected to join the class.
q Three hundred reservations have
been made for the banquet to follow
the initiation in the Riley room.
The initiation ceremony will be in
charge of Miss Mayme Murphy and
Mrs. Katherine Mailman. The
banquet and musical program will
be under direction of Miss Rose
mary Lawlor and Miss Martha
Hickey, accompanist, and the fol-
lowing members of the Daughters
of Isabella Glee Club:
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1YNAu NOuue RZedAIm11
PHOTO CRAFT moro
s
Engagement
Announced
T HE engagement of Miss
4 Mildred Allen to Donald

IT. HE engagement Of Miss
4 Mildred Allen to Donald
G. Johnston was announced
at the May meeting and
bridge party Of the Sigma Kappa
Allunnae chapter of indianapolis
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Elmer H. Stuart, 5315 dinner Ave.
The engagement and date of the
wedding, June Is, at noon at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
we're announced in a telegram sent
to the president, Mrs. Robert D.
Coleman, who read it at the meet
ing.
Officers of the alumnae chapter
elected at the meeting this after
noon were: Miss Alma Barker,
president; Mrs. Bert Edwards, vice
president; Mrs. Robert Lingle, secre-
tary; Miss Mildred Allen, treasurer
Mrs. Robert D. Coleman, Pan
Hellenic representative.
Spring flowers we're used through
out the Stuart home. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. James Ramsey
land Miss Jewel Bartlowe.
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Results of annual elections of
officers are announced by various
chapters as follows:
Francis Vigo Chapter, Vincennes
Mrs. Hugo Keller, regent; Mrs.
Ewing r. Emison, first vice regent;
Mrs. Ralph Burris, second vice
regent; Mrs. Roy Lloyd, secretary;
Mrs. o. NJ. Wallace, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. C. w. Adams, histo-
rian; Mrs. L. w. Jackman, registrar;
Miss Edith Willis, chaplain, and
Miss Mary Postlewaite, Harrison
House committee woman.
Mrs. George w. Mccoy Mrs. G.
w. Adams and Mrs William De
Bolt we're named on the tourist
souvenir plate committee. Mrs. E.
c. Theobald, Jr., Mrs. Walter NC
Farland, Mrs. H. D. Mccormick and
Mrs. Thomas Thorne were an
nounced as new members.
Ann Rogers Clark Chapter, JET
fersonvillss-Mrs. Walter Swartz,
regent, Mrs. Nathan Sparks, vice
regent; Mrs. Jonas Howard, record
ing secretary; Mrs. James Biggert,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Charles Zollman, treasurer; Mrs. w.
]. Morris, librarian; Mrs. Allen zim-
mer. historian; Mrs. M. D. Schlosser,
registrar, and Mrs. Samuel Reid,
chaplain.
General John Gibson Chapter,
Princeton-Mrs. S. B. Robinson,
regent; Mrs. Alfred Johnson, vice
regent; Mrs. Haywood Duncan,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. How
ard Morris, treasurer; Mrs. G. E.
Derbyshire, registrar, and Mrs. Ray
Watson, histoian.
Paul Revere Chapter, Muncie-
Mrs. Florence G.. Rea, regent; Mrs.
Horace G. Murphy, first vice regent;
Mrs. H. o. Lanning, second vice
regent; Mrs. Edith Meeks, recording
secretary; Mrs. Fred Watson, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Shirley
D. Rabbit, registrar; Mrs. Oliver
Campbell, treasurer; Mrs. w. Q.
Raymond, historian, and Mrs. w.
C. Ball, chaplain.
LIBERTY
Liberty Chapter-Mrs Martha
Craft, regent; Mrs. Laura Scott, as
sistant; Miss Ellen Scott, secretary,
and Mrs. Elnor Campbell, registrar,
all were reelected.
Washburn Chapter, Greencastle-
Mrs Eugene Hawkins. regent; Mrs.
Pauline Hurst, first vice regent;
Mrs. William r. Sherman, second
vice regent; Mrs Mary Pierce
Seller, recording secretary; Mrs.
Heber H. Ellis. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Ruth Timmons, treasurer;
Miss Welhelmina S. Iank, registrar;
Miss Maude williams, assistant
registrar Miss Sara Bridges, hiSto-
rian, and Miss Beryl O'Hair, Miss
Dade B. Shearer, and Mrs. Harriet
B. Askew, program chairmen.
Initiation was held for Mrs. Nellie
Mathes Cook, Mrs. Samuel Nelson,
Mrs. Anna Jones Evans, Miss Ruth
Robertson, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Peck and Miss Josephine Rubbish.
John Conner Chapter Corners
ville-AIrs. A. A. Brewer, regent;
Mrs. Garland r. Stewart, vice
regent; Mrs. Ernest G. Hassler.
recording secretary; Mrs. Kenneth
Clevenger. assistant secretary; Mrs.
Huston D. Fearis, treasurer; Mrs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
For Bride-EIect

Mrs. Harrison Marsh entertained
Thursday evening with bridge
party and miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Dorothy Basey whose
marriage to Emery Todd will take
place June 6. z
The guests included: Misses Edna
Robinson, Margaret Kern, Marion
Basey, Bertha Eilering, Sadie Held
enreich, Betty Shaw, Sarah Crook,
Pauline Wilson, Ruth Howes, Naomi
Beatty, Lucille Grepp, Patricia Nc
Daniel and Alma and Frieda Eiler-
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
HighSchOOI
Instructor
Will Speak

U frederick A. Barker,
l. member of the music
faculty of Arsenal Technical
High School, will be the guest
speaker at the May program meet
ing of Kappa Chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon, national honorary musical
sorority, which will be held at the
home of Miss Bernice Reagan, 1887
Sutherland Ave, Wednesday at 1880
p. m.
Mr.. Barker will talk on 1.-THE Boy
and Gang Music, Yesterday and To-
day" Assisting will be the follow
ing members of the Technical High
School concert band: Cornet, Ellis
Carroll and Raymond Johnson;
French horn, Paul Smith; baritone,
James Goulding; trombone, Horace
Abdon; clarinets, Wallace Mcdaniel,
Johnnie Pierce, Ralph Leucht, VIII
liam Schiffman and Mary Lewis;
flute, Mildred Lewis and bassoon,
Russell Abdon.
Charles F. Hansen, patron Of the
Chapter and the following patron
esses will be other special guests OF
the sorority for the evening: Mrs.
Herbert Barnes, Mrs. Robert I.
Brakeman, Mrs. Helen Warrun
Chappell, Mrs. H. L. Clippinger,
Mrs. John r. Craig, Mrs. Sherman
Davis, Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter.
Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs, Mrs.
James P. Goodrich, Mrs, E. w.
Harris, Mrs. Clarence Henry, Mrs.
Frank j. Horuff, Mrs. John w.
Hutchings, Mrs. Clinton Lesher,
Mrs. r. S. Kinnaird, Mrs. Harry
Martin, Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrell,
Mrs Hugh McGibeny, Mrs. Edward
Nell, Mrs. James M. ogden, Mrs.
Samuel Ralston, Mrs. Anita Scott,
Mrs. Norman L. Schneider, Miss Ida
Belle Sweenie, Mrs. Charles L. Vale
and Mrs. E. E. Voyles.
The musical program which will
be furnished by members Of the
sorority has been arranged by Miss
Catherine Clifford:
voics1,-, ,,.,.., Damn
"swaying Willow" ........... Hssmblsn
ITO BoStra' ........... 49,. :. SulEan
Brown at the plano.
Piano ,,...,..
"Barcarolle" .......,........Ru hinSteln
puck NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....:.. .Grle1
Motto Allegro, vivace from Sonata
tragic" Miss Louise swan ''
"Nur. Wer Die Sehnsucht Rent
Dawn in the Desert" ..,......; Ross
June" .....,,................ tunnel
Selma zahl Scearcy. Geraldine
Trotter at the piano.
Violin 49, 49,
Hebrew Lullaby" ........ .Achron-4Auyer
Fairy Sailing" ................Bu rlelgn
"Poiichinelle" ............... Kreisler
Miss Maude Custer, Miss Frances
Wishard at the piano
Assistant hostesses are Mrs. E. O.
TIesser and Mrs, James L. Wagner;
Misses Mary Norman, Isabelle
AIossrlan and Jeanette Orion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

Robert H. Belknap, registrar; Mrs.
E. G. Dodson, chaplain; Mrs. Luke
B. Lucas, pianist, and Mrs. Wright
Hotter, genealogical. chairman.
r n
Anderson Chapter will meet We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. w. j.
Bailey. Miss Jeliet Crittenberger,
Mrs. George Lilly and Mrs. w. w.
Anterior will report on the WASH
ington convention. Assistant host
esses will be Mesdames Charles
Neff, Martha Buck, j. A. Hughel,
Caroline Bliven, S. E. Young,
Hunter Mcdonald, G. E. Johnson
and E. N. Miller. Mrs. Myron
Reynolds will be hostess for Flag
day, June IA.
Bloomington Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. Horace Blakely for
luncheon. Mrs. Ellis Hunter, regent
of the Caroline Scott Harrison
Chapter, indianapolis, spoke.
II
Washburn Chapter Grennsburg,
will meet Monday with Mrs. w. L.
Denman.
Mrs. Helen Williams, registrar Of
the General Francis Marion Chap
ter, Marion, announces the follow
ing new members: Miss Florence
Belle Priest, Miss Vera WINNER.
Mrs. Edna Blake and Mrs. Florence
Lenfesty.
Plymouth Chapter held its final
meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Euretta Artz. Mrs. Luther CreSsner
talked on THE Women of the
Mayflower" and Mrs. Dora Erwin
read the flag lesson.
4
Mary Penrose Wayne chapter, TT.
Wayne, announces the following
committee appointments for next
year:
Program, Mrs. Chan S. Ray; ways
and means, Mrs. D. Burn Douglass;
house, Mrs. Charles L. Moffatt; citi-
zership, Mrs. E. H. Merritt; hospi-
tally, Mrs. Charles Meigs; public
ity, Miss Bertha Medsker; genoa
logical, Mrs. T. j. Hindman; better
films, Mrs. r. M. Bolman; national
defense, Mrs. @. B. Fitch; telephone,
Mrs. w. H. Criswell; legislative, Mrs.
Fred Jones; magazine, Mrs. w. H.
Creighton; historical spots, Mrs.
Louise Griswoid, and George Rogers
Clark memorial, Mrs. Leroy Bradley.
y
Pottawatomie chapter, Gary, hon
ored Mrs. John McFedden, new
State northern district director.
with luncheon at the Hotel Gary.
Mrs. F. o. Hodson, Mrs. c. A. De-
Long, and Mrs. Wilbur Gregory were
in charge. Mrs. Ray r. Heminway
sang and Mrs. McFadden talked on
the continental congress.
= n
Amy Dunkle chapter, Logansport,
held an informal discussion on
George Rogers Clark. Helen May
Kesling was program chairmen and
Ruth Bower in charge Of refresh-
ments.
Ouibache chapter, Attica, met
with Glenn w. Harrison. Mrs
A. S. Dolch, regent. presided, and
Mrs. @. F. Propst and Mrs. Mark
Kerr spoke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
Final in Bridge
Tournament TO
Be Held Friday


The final meeting of the bridge
tournament of the indianapolis
branch of the American Association
of University Women, which ran
during the winter, will be held in
connection with a benefit bridge to
be given for the scholarship fund
Friday at 2:3O p. m. at the Woman's
Department Club.
Mrs. j. w. Weddell, new president,
is chairman of the tournament.
Reservations should be made with
Mrs. E. M Guthridge.
Winners in the tournament are
Mesdames Herbert Brown, John
Tanton, William L. Leonard, Flora
Vile, Howard Bates and Will
Chambers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
Thank Oferinq

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Merritt Place M. E.
Church will hold its annual thank
Offering service at 1890 a. m. Sun
day at the church. Andrew Soudah,
native of Palestine and student at
the I. U. Medical School, will talk.
Special music has been arranged by
Mrs. Glenn Stotlar and Mrs. Clara
Huff.
The Rev. E. Earl Jones, pastor of
the church, will have charge Of the
evangelistic services in the evening,
His subject is 1.-THE Exalted Christ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
Sh0wer, Bridge
PartyT Oday for
June Bride Elect

Miss Dorothy Garfield, whose
marriage to G. Schuyler Blue will
take place June 81 was honor guest
this afternoon when Miss Clara
Foxworthy, 578 Middle Dr., Wood
ruff Place, entertained with bridge
and a linen shower.
Appointments were in the bridal
colors of pink, blue and green.
Bouquets of garden flowers were
used throughout the house. The
hostess was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. M. K. FoxwGrthy and her
sister, Miss Virginia Foxworthy, and
Mrs, Mildred Morgan.
The guests we're:
Mesdames Irving P. Blue and B. " Cam
fed and Misses Mary Louise Pierce,
Gladys Hooker, Lucinda Smith, Bertha
Green, Harriet Shoemaker. Elizabeth
Bowman Mildred Booth, Georgia Holder,
Martha Nauer. Dorothy Beightol. Gather
inc Brandt, Martha Baker, Pauline Coffin,
Margaret Elrod, Elizabeth Lindsay,
Mariana KennedE Mildred Kelly Elvelyn
Forsythe and Isabel Layman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR WAR MOTHERS

Memorial service for deceased
members of the Marion County
chapter of American, War Mothers
will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the. president, Mrs. E.
May Hahn, 555 S. Central ct. A
short business session will be held
at 1870 p. M, after which Mrs.
Henry Eisenbarth, chaplain will
have charge of the memorial. Mrs.
L. M. McCord, Montezuma, will talk
,on Memory Trees" and Mrs. Ella
K. Payne will sing.
All war mothers are invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
Luncheon Bridge

The Children's Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside will give a luncheon
bridge party Wednesday at Lange's
tea room for members an dguests.
Mrs. Ira Holmes is hostess, assisted
by Mesdames John Conner, John
O'Brien, Henry Cook, Jack Daugh-
erty and Fritz Weiffenbach.
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Cheer Guild Meetimg

Mrs Edward j. Files will be the
guest artist of the Riley Hospital
Cheer Guild at the monthly meeting
Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Claypool
Hotel. Her program will include a
reading, I'm the Dark of the Honey
MOON" and the following musical
monologues: "Doan You Listen"
Make Believe" and when Grand
ma was a Girl, accompanied by
Mrs. William Claybaugh. The meet
ing is open to all interested in the
work Of the guild. Mrs. j. F. Ward,
president, will preside.