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Evening star., 1928-04-27
CHORAL FESTIVAL
TO Be HELD MAY z
Thirty ChoirS, q Mems and s
Women'S Glee Clubs to
Participate in Event.

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge heads the list OF
patrons and patroneSSeS for the one
night choral festival to be given May ?,
under the auspices of the Washington
Church Music Council at the Central
Community Center, Thirty combined
choirs. four mems glee clubs and eight
wonen's glee clubs Of the city will par
ticipate In the festival.
The following choirs and clubs will
participate:
GeorCe washington University Male
CSlee Club Robert II. Harmon, director,
Y. NJ. c. A. Glee Club. Louis B, Thomp-
son, director: Masonic Glee Club.
Charles r. Bartlett director. Wallace
Memorial Male Glee Club, James X.
Morton, director.
George Washington University Glee
Club. Estelle Wentworth. director;
Elizabeth Sommers Glee Club. Girls
Friendly Society. Epiphany Church, and
y. w. c. A. Glee Club. lmogene Ire
land. director; Wilnor Glee Club, Ber-
nice Randall Angelica. director; Rain
bow Chorus and Washington Ladies
Quartet. Isabel G. Shelley director;
Choir Of Esther Chapter, Nc. 5, o. E. s.,
Theodore Cunningham. director.
Bethany Baptist Choir. c. l.. Baker,
director: Calvary Baptist, Thomas Moss,
director: Chevy Chase Baptist, T. w.
NorcroSS. director; National Baptist
Memorial. Emily G. Dickinson, director;
Metropolitan Baptist. Gilbert A. Clark,
director: Cleveland Park Congregational,
Mrs. Page NICK. Etchison. director;
FIRST Conversational. Ruby Smith Stahl,
director. Ingram Congregational, Victor
ElnncnF1N
gatlonal. Norton M. Little. director;
Vermont Avenue Christian, William E.
Braithwaite. director. Church of the
Ascension. Colin c. White, director
Christ Church tGeorgetown), Virginia
Goodwin McRobertS. director; Church Of
the Epiphany. Adolf Torovsky, director;
St. Andrews Episcopal, Marguerite A.
Ross. director.
Keller Memorial Lutheran. Lillian
Wines. director; Hamline Methodist
Episcopal. John H Marville, director
McKendree Methodist Episcopal. Stan
lev William Bell. director: Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal, Fred J. Eden, director:
Petworth Methodist Episcopal, John
Henninger. director; Rhode Island Ave-
nue. Methodist Protestant, Henry Gil
ligan, director: Calvary Methodist Epis-
copal South. Thomas N. Leef, Girec-
tor Emory Methodist Episcopal South,
Laura Collision Ray. director: Epworth
Methodist Episcopal South. Herbert S,
Aldridge. director; Francis Asbury
Methodist Episcopal South, Fannie
Shreve HeartSill, director; Mount Ver-
non Methodist Episcopal South, r.
Deana Shure. director; Chevy Chase
Presbyterian. John Chandler Smith. di-
rector: Takoma Park Presbyterian, E. j.
Stenson. director; Western Presbyterian.
George S Ross. director; Vienna (Vir-
ginial Music Club Arthur HarknesS,
director: Wallace Memorial PreSbyte-
r1an, James K. Morton, director.
The National String Quartet. compos-
ed Of Henri Sokoloy. Max Pugatsky,
Samuel Feidman and Richard Lorle-
berg. viii contribute two groups OF
numbers.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
INJURE 3 CHILDREN
Colored Boy, 4, Has His Leg Frac-
tured When Hit in Street
by Auto.

Three children. one white and two
colored we're severely injured IN traf-
flc accidents yesterday Adolph Brown,
colored, years, youngest of the trio.
resides at 1922 Riggs street He was
knocked down by the automobile OF
George j. Harper, 2l8 G street, on
Thirteenth street. between r and s
streets, and his left leg fractured. He
was given surgical aid at Casualty Hos
pital, by DIR. p. c. Brooks.
Six-year -old Walter l.. Grimes. 1874
B street southeast. was crossing III front
of llC Fifteenth street southeast about
o'clock last night when he was
knocked down by the automobile OF
Joh.l T. Casey. 1435 Ridge place south
east, and shocked. The child was
treated at Casualty Hospital by DR.. j.
Laurence Murphy resident physician.
for slight conclusion of the brain.
Virginia Bicycles. colored, II years old,
63l Fourth street northeast. was the
victim Of hit-and-run bicycle rider at
Ninth and ID streets northeast shortly
before o'clock In the afternoon Viz
ginia was taken to Casualty Hospital
by her mother and treated by DIR. j..
Laurence Murphy for fracture of her
right collarbone.
Evening star., 1928-04-27

Tests Of tear gas bombs we're made at
the second precinct yesterday by Capt
Guy e. Burlingame, prompted by the
fact that several OF them. thrown in a
window Tuesday night to force the sur
render of James W. Tinsley. 43 years
old. 0 N street, failed to function.
Capt. Burlingame stated that he
tested several of the bombs. and that
they operated satisfactorily. The bombs
used Tuesday night may have failed to
explode, he said, If they were thrown
improperly. To guard against this con-
tingency the men attached to the pre-
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Tear Gas Bomb Tests Made by Police
After Missiles Fail to Explode Here

cinct have been instructed afresh In the
proper method Of using them.
Tinsley was charged with assault with
intent to kill. and sent to Gal1inger
Hospital for mental observation. The
trouble is alleged to have started when
he fired shotgun, out of his window
after his wife had protested against his
intention to take 1t to bed with him.
Later he is alleged to have fired at two
policemen, resulting in their sending
for the reserves.
Merchants of Melbourne, Australia,
have started fund for the unemployed
Evening star., 1928-04-27
Chain Store Sued for $50. 900.

Lonnie c. Hill, 1882 Columbia road.
today sued the Great Atlantic g. Pacific
Tea Co. for S50,Oe0 damages for alleged
personal injury. She says she became
III from eating pork bought at the COM
pany's store. 1922 Fourteenth street,
February 81 She is represented ny
Attorney Cornelius III. Doherty.
Evening star., 1928-04-27

Tasmania is starting a movement to
make the island recreation resort for
visitors from all parts of the world.
Evening star., 1928-04-27

An unusual selection of Spring
time hats-combining style. quality
and economyl All the newer shapes
are here. smartly shaded in plain
colors and gay combinations. Head
sizes for misses. women and ma
irons.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
Girls u Length
First Quality
Rayon Hose, @c

The ideal Hose for school and
out-of door play. These are firSt
ouality~~unuSual at this low price,
In pastel shades, tan, grey and
black. Sizes Z 10 ga.
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NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

Plans for the second annual con-
vention of the Children of the
American Revolution, to be held
Oct. 9 at Terre Haute are getting
under way, according to a report
by Mrs. A. P. Poorman, State di-
rector of the Indiana society.
The sessions will be held in the
ballroom of the new Terre Haute
House beginning at 8 in the morn
ing Oct. 9. Mrs. George F. Chester,
Valparaiso, chairman of pages, Will
direct the professional and the pro :
gram will open with greetings from
State G. A. r. and D. A. r. Of
ficerS.
Mrs John Downing johnson. In
dianapolis, honorary State director,
will give the response The annual
luncheon will be served at 1890 IN
one of the, private dining rooms ri
the hotel, with DR.. John F. Clear
water, Charlottesville, secretary
treasurer of the Indiana society,
Sons of the Revolution, as speaker.
Entertainment will be furnished by
Miss Alice Merrifield, "a member oi
the Julia Lambert G. A. r., who will
present program of solo dances.
Annual reports will take up the
afternoon session. Societies not
sending representatives to the con-
ference are requested to send writ
ten reports of the years work to the
State secretary, Miss Jessie Watson,
Charlottesville, by Oct. 5.
Mrs. James B. Crankshaw, State
regent, was honor guest at the first
meeting of the season of the Major
Hugh Dinwiddie chapter, Knights
town, Friday Afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Brownstein, Gary,
president of the Mary Wood Vim
cent G. A. r. society, who has been
appointed State chairman of noun
tain schools, will make report of
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Is to Attend
City Sorority
Fete Tonight

The annual traditional formal
banquet of Alpha Delta Pi Soror-
ity will be held at the Columbia
Club st $50 this eevning. Covers
will be laid for seventy-five guests
at a table arranged with lighted
doll lamps, the fayors and white
tapers. The centerpiece was
large mound of delphinium.
Miss Lillian King, rush captain,
was assisted by Misses Mary Arm
strong, Dixie Mckay and Mary
Irwin. Sunday afternoon the soror-
ity vii entertain with progressive
tea at the new chapter house, 44O3
~ Capitol Ave. Guests will be re-
ceived from 2 till 5.
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SHOWER TO HONOR
BRIDE OF SEPT. 90

Mrs. E. L. Moran and Miss Marie
Fitzpatrick entertained Thursday.
evening with miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Lucille
Cool whose marriage to Francis
P. Carney will take place Sept. 20.
Garden movers we're used though
out the home. Guests with Miss
Cool and her mother were Mes
DANES Clarence Mahoney, Thomas
Harold, Thomas Griffin, Charles
Jones, Parker Pitchell, Martin Muir
ply, Harry Clark, Leo Cool, Mich
ael McCarty, Richard Forrestal,
John Larkin, Misses Mary Davis.
Margaret Davis, Mary Fallon,
Gladys Wheeler, Bid Madden, Clark
Clark and Elnora Clark. Mrs.
Moran and Miss Fitzpatrick were
assisted by their mothers, Mrs.
John ]. Dugan and Mrs. John F..
FitZpatrick.
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Sorority to
Hold Formal
Rush Dinner

A formal rush dinner will be
held by Alpha Delta Theta Soror-
,ity at the Lincoln at this eve
ming. Tables will be arranged in
the form of a triangle to represent
the sorority pin. Red roses will
be used for decoration and the ap-
pointments will be in the sorority
colors, turquoise blue, scarlet and
silver.
Miss La Rue Hale will be toast
master. Responses will be given
by Misses Elizabeth Dodson, Helen
SchmitZ, Mary Mahan, Helen Ven
nard and Mary Hargitt. Miss Edith
Garrison will present program OF
piano selections; readings will be
given by Miss Nan Frances Warren
and Misses Myrtle Hayes and Mil
dred Goenn will give a group Of
vocal numbers.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY FOLK

Rickart and family, for several
weeks.
Mrs. Russell K. Bedgood has left
for Florida. Mrs. j. T. Cofer, 1901
w. Thirtieth ST., entertained with
farewell party in her honor
Thursday.
Mrs. S. A. Snyder, 1915 N. Merid-
ian St., has as her guest, Miss Helen
May Sweeney, Louisville, Ky.
Mesdames C. K. Sober, Lewisburg,
Pa, and S. L. Cummings, Dewart,
Pa, are visiting at the home of their
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Pierce Cummings, 1901 Kenwood
Ave. They have been on an ex-
tended motor trip to Toledo, Ohio;
st. Louis, Mo, and Denver, Colo.
Miss Adelaide Conte, $3.50 N. Boil
ton Ave, has returned from Long
Island, N. Y, where she spent the
summer. She viii resume teaching
of voice and theater organ at the
Irvington School of Music.
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Miss Harlan
VIII We'd in
Home Rite
T a simple home ceremony
to be celebrated at 9 this.

evening, Miss Helen Margaret
Harlan, daughter of Mrs. limo
Harlan, will become the bride of
William Earl Whaley at the home
of the brides mother, 734 Congress
st.
The ceremony, which will be per-
formed by the Rev. John Long,
pastor of the North Park Christian
Church, will take place before an
improvised altar banked with
palms, ferns and autumn flowers.
Miss Helen Haehl, pianist, will
play a group of bridal airs preced-
ing the ceremony. 1.-THE Bridal
Chorus" from Lohengrin will be
used for the professional and she
will play Indian Love Call" dur
ing the solemnization of the mar
riage.
The bride will be attended by
Miss Helen Goode, bridesmaid, who
will wear a gown of pale rose chif-
fon made with a basque-waist. The
skirt has long overskirt of gold
lace, and she will carry an arm
bouquet of roses.
George Mullen will be best man.
The bride will wear a frock of
white chiffon made with basque
waist and long full skirt A panel
of lace down the front of the skirt
widened into a hounce. The bodice
is made with cape back. Her
long tulle veil will be arranged
with cap of lace and held in
place with orange blossoms.
Following the ceremony, $50
guests will be entertained with a
reception at the home of the brides
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Whaley will
leave on trip to Chicago, the
bride travelling in a dark blue twill
tailleur with accessories to match.
They will be at home after Sept.
Is at 734 Congress Ave.
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Social Club to
Stage Pageant,
Install Leader

Presidents Day will be observed
by the Independent Social Club
with luncheon Tuesday in the
Hunters Room at the Marott. Mrs
Erla Ellis, past president, will pre-
sent the gavel to Mrs. Grace Lynn
Sandy, who, will be installed, as
president of the club for the ensuing
year.
A pageant "a Tale of the Airy
Days. written and directed by Mrs
Edward E. Files, will be presented
in costume by members of the en-
tertainment committee. Those who
will take part are Mesdames P. j.
Clark, B. M. Howell, r. F. Denny
May Van Alta, w. E. Radcliffe, E.
L. Roberts and Allen Fleming.
A group of vocal selections will
be presented by Mrs. william r.
Seiber, accompanied by Mrs. Ann
Berstesn.
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Couple Wed
inHighN Noon
Church Rite

HIGH noon wedding at st.
IL Mark English Lutheran
Church today solemnized the
marriage of Miss Dorothy
Marie Simpson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Simpson, 3655 Ken
wood Ave-, and Thornton F. Ora
ham, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Graham, 1011 w. Thirty Second st.
The ceremony, which was read
by the Rev. R. H. Benting, pastor,
took place before an altar arranged
with baskets of delphiniun and
pink gladioli. Baskets of garden
flowers in these shades were used
: throughout the church for decora-
, ton.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
Ovid Dunn, organist, played a
group Of bridal airs and Miss Ruth
Otte sang Until and "At Dawn
ing" The bridal party entered to
1.-THE Bridal Chorus" from Lohen-
grin.
Miss Edna Simpson, sister of the
bride, was the only attendant. She
wore a frock of autumn brown
crepe trimmed with founces of
brown transparent velvet. A velvet
throw was caught at the neckline
with a rhinestone clasp. She wore
brown suede slippers and a tan
velour vagabond hat. Her corsage
was made up of Butterfly roses.
Lowell Graham, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man.
The bride wore a gown of hide
pendence blue transparent velvet
made with a flare skirt and girdle
fastened with a rhinestone clasp
on either side. Her slippers were
blue suede and she wore blue
velvet and silver cloth cloche. Her
corsage was pink rosebuds and
delphiniuI1n.
Following the ceremony, a. bridal
luncheon was served in the crystal
room at the Marott. The table was
centered with a silver bowl of roses
and delphinium and lighted with
pink and blue tapers in silver can
delabra. Mrs. Simpson wore blue
georgette and transparent velvet
with corsage of pink roses. Mrs.
Graham wore blue satin with sim
liar flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham have gone
on motor trip to Detroit, the
bride travelling in a navy blue crepe
trimmed in red. Navy felt hat and
tan travel coat.
he 81 Aa4
/ at 2842 N. Illinois st.
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the work at the State G. A. R. con-
ference.
A total of 3,545 visitors at the
William Henry Harrisons mansion,
Vincennes, since June has been
reported by Francis Vigo chapter,
owners of the home. The number
included 2,949 adults and 500 chill
dren from seventeen States.
Mrs. Harriet Vaughn Rigdon,
Wabash, vice chairman of National
defense and Natioanl vice chairman
of the Caroline Scott Harrison
memorial committee, has been in
dorsed as candidate for treasurer
general of the National society, ID.
A. r.
Meetings of the Olde Towne chap
ter, Logansport, will be resumed Oct.
1 with the regent and members of
the executive board as hostesses. A
Carolir4 Scott Harrison program
will be given. Programs following
the various lines of work of the
national society will be featured at
each meeting this year.
A party for the Amy Dunkel c.
A. R. society, colonial tea on Wash
ington's birthday, the annual ami
versary dinner in May and a Flag
day picnic at the Morarity summer
home are special features planned
for the coming club season.
Ten chapters of Indiana D. A. r.
were represented at a group meet
ing held at Charlottesville today to
make further plans for the State
conference to be held in Terre
Haute in october. Chapters repre-
sented were Charlottesville, Attica,
Covington, Veedersburg, Terre
Haute, Lafayette, Clinton, Rockville,
Greencastle, Frankfort and Dan
vile.
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II ISIS ANNA LOU HENRY upper LETT, a0bo is leaU-
WI ing to enter the Sarah Laurence College,
Bronnve ~ Y is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ed
qOard Henry, 1899 N. Meridian St.
Miss Jane Watson upper right is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs James Smith Watson, 8942 NJ DeEdOare ST..
She 10iI attend Smith College this gear.
Miss jane Roener OoaOer LETT, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles O. Roen,Ier 1916 N. Dea1Oare ST., is enter
ing Vdssar College.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Diet=, 529 Powell P., an
the engagement of their daughter Dorothy F'ney
Dietz o1Oer Iight) and Rudolph William StempfeI of
Mrs. Theodore StempfeZ, 1864 Park Ace No date has
been set for the aVedding.
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Mrs. Nellie M. Ferguson, GAO N.
Tibbs Ave; Mrs. Matte M, Hopkins,
1913 N. Bright ST., and Mrs. Clara
Bird, 1910 Harrison st., left this
morning for Denver, Colo, where
they will attend the national en-
campment of the Grand Army of
the Republic. They will visit in
Mexico before returning to indian
apolis.
indianapolis guests who were
registered at Turkey Run inn,
Parke County, this week we're Mr.
and Mrs. w. H Montgomery, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Hatten, DR.. and
Mrs, G. w. Wells, Misses Frances
L. Coughill, Wilma Bales, Helen R
Erardon, Marie Hastings, Verna
M. Nash, Elsie Kiner and Thomas
H. Wiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G. Fox,
3942 N. Pennsylvania ST.. are spend
ing the weekend at Lake Wawasee,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hoopert, Muncie.
Miss Louise Cooper, Balmoral
Ct, has as her guest Miss Julilly
House, Evanston, Ill Misses House
and Cooper will leave soon to take
up their studies at wellesley Col
lege.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Barry, 1895
Guilford Ave, has gone to South
Bend, where she will enter st
Mary's College.
Mrs. Fred S. Boone, 3119 N. Meri-
dian ST., will return to Indianapolis
Sunday after visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hall
Petosky. Mich.
MIR. and Mrs. J. E.. Rickert, 202C
N. Alabama St., have gone to New
York to visit with their son, Wayne
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ShO1C,er Fete
HOnO7:S CITY
Bride Elect

IGNORING Miss Caroline
l. / Conant Mcguire, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M.
Mcguire, 529 E. Thirty-Second
ST., whose marriage to Ralph Her
bert Ransburg, son of Mrs. E. w.
Ransberg, will take place Oct. 10,
Mrs. Herman C. Gaines. $40 E.
Thirtieth St., entertained this
afternoon with a luncheon bridge
ard silver shower at the Marott.
The bridal colors shading from
pale yellow to orange we're in the
appointments and decorations, bas-
kets of garden flowers in those
shades, tied with tulle, being used.
Orange and yellow candles in silver
holders we're used on the table.
Guests with Miss Mcguire were
Mesdames Raymond H. Mcguire,
Harry E. Bolt, M S. Teddlie, Jesse
A. Rousch, Susan Jones, c. Fred
erick Schmidt, Curt Hirshland, My
ron Mckee, Clifford E. Myers, Ray"
mond Browder, Robert Bastian,
Frederick c. Albershardt, Herbert
Lorenzen, Ernest Dinwiddie, Harry
E. McCarty, Nordeap Heaps, John
M. Gaines; Misses Dorothy White,
Helen Won Grimmenstein, Mary
Watson, Lillian Martin, Katherine
zwicker, Lucy Lindley and Muriel
Wagner.
The hostess was assisted by her
sisters, Mrs. j. A. Rousch and Miss
Muriel Wagner.
Mrs. Harry Bolt will entertain in
honor of Miss Mcguire on Wednes-
day afternoon.
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MISS VIOLA LOUISE
NAMES BRIDAL PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Clauson G. Nc
Daniel, 1880 N. chester ST., an
nounce the engagement of Their
daughter, Miss Viola Louise, to
ROY Thomas Dilley, son of William
Dilley, 2167 Parker Ave. The we'd
ding will take place Oct. 6 at
the st. Frances de Sales Church
Miss Mcdaniel has chosen as he1
attendants her sister, Miss Mary
McDani;l, maid of honor. and
Misses f RANGES Fuller and ALBERTA
Howe as bridesmaids. Raymond
McVey will be best man and ushers
will be Thomas Connol and Henry
OSternan.
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AnnOMnce EnQdoement

Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Deputy, 1927
Lawndale Ave-, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Alice Richie Deputy and Irwin Lloyd
Armstrong, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Armstrong. The wedding
will take place Oct. 5.
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Presidents Dan Planned

Mrs. Charles o. Warfel, retiring
president of the Beta Delphian
Chapter and members of her Off
cial board will observe Presidents
Day, Thursday, Sept. 20, to honor
Mrs. j. A. Matthews, incoming presi-
dent, at the home of Mrs. M. P.
Dahl, 1905 Carrollton Ave.
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Card PARTY Sunday

The Young Ladies Sodality of the
Little Flower Church will entertain
with card party at $3.50 Sunday
evening at the Little Flower audi.
forum, Thirteenth and Bosart SITS.
Euchre, bunco and 500 will be
played. Miss Mary Morris is chair
man in charge of arrangements.
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Card Pnrtal .Cnlndn1l

Ladies auxiliary, South Side
Turner's, will entertain with a
bunco, euchre and pinochle party
at 8 Sunday evening at the Turner
Hall, Prospect st. Mrs Harry
Heslin is chairman.
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Enrnrit1i Meetimn

Misses Betty and Ellen Clark, 343
N. Ritter Ave, will be hostess to
members of the Phi Theta Delta
so3Ority at their home Monday eve
nirhs.
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Card Party Oct. 9

Card Party Oct. 8 v
The Mothers Club of Cathedral
High School will give their annual
card party Tuesday, oct. 8. A spec
cial meeting has been called for
Tuesday to be held in the cafeteria.