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New Britain herald., 1929-06-05
FRETGHT YARD INSPECTED

Hartford. June 5.-R-Forty di- rectors of the Boston & Maine and the New Haven railroads visited Hartford this morning in special train of four Pullman cars and a dining car, to inspect the local freight terminal, as part of a joint three day inspection of both rail- roads, covering approximately 1,200 miles.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05
10 MONTHS INJAIL,
 PAVANO'S PENALTY
Shot and Cut Wife h North
 Bul1itt Shlt House

Salvatore Pavane. 34. of 65 Charles sgsss. Hartford. pleaded guilty to tlo charHe of assault with . dangerous weapon. and was sen- tenced to 10 months in jail by Judss Christopher L. Avery in su- perier court today. He was repre- ssntsd hy ,1udge w. F. Mansan and the sentence was recommended by Asststant States Attorney Donald Gahney.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05
BONDsMEN FILE APPEAL

Contending that an attachment
 bonds was worthless since Conrad
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100 Committees
A N n0unced for
Sunday Concert

A list of committee members for
a concert to be given by Myro
Glass, barytone, and Willard Mac
Gregor, pianist, at Kirshhaunl Com
munity Center, at 8:15 Monday eve
ming, under the auspices of the IN
dianapolis Hadessah chapter, has
been announced as follows:
Mrs. Jack A. Goodman, assisted
by Mesdames Jessie Mossler, Jo-
seph Hynnan, Isaac Born, Eli
Schloss, Louis Traugott, Isadore
Feibleman. Julia F'alender, Harry
Cohen, Harry A.. Cohen, Jack Hard
ing, Isaac Marks, Louis Borinstein,
Sarah Rosenthal, Phil Greenwald,
Louis Grossman, A. Goodman, Sam
uel Hahn, Henry Blatt, Edgar Kiser,
Simon Kiser, Ernest Cohen, Charles
Efroymson.
A ticket committee is composed
Of Mrs. Harry A. Cohen, chairman,
assisted by Mesdames Henry Blatt,
Daniel F7risch, Sam Barskin, r. Do
mont, Ed Rosenberg, Albert Daum,
David Herman, u B. Herwitz, John
Greenbaun, Maurice Perk, Sam
Dorfman, H. Frankfort, s. Dunes,
Sarah RosenthaI, A. Schwartz, Sara
q. Davis, L. Sagalowsky, Louis Goul-
den, Ben Shalansky and Max Selig
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D. A. r. Chapter
to Name National
Meeting Delegates

Members of Caroline Scott Har-
rison chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will select
delegates to the thirty eighth con-
tinental congress at meeting of
the organization to be held at the
chapter house, 824 North Pennsyl-
vania street, at 2 Thursday after
noon.
The congress is to be held at
Washington, D. c., April 10. Ma
tional officers will be elected.
James M. Ogden wall speak on
abraham Lincoln. "A program of
vocal solos will be given by Miss
Pauline Louise Lambert. HostesSes
for the meeting will be Mrs. Edison
T. Wood and Herbert S. Wood.
Chapter members will attend
services at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday, Feb. 10. The Rev.
George Arthur Franz, pastor Of the
church, will talk on Patriotism"
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Dinner HOn0rs
Women Members
ofLegisIatnre

DR.. Maud M. Jones entertained
with dinner party Thursday eve
ming in the pink room of the Clay
pool hotel in honor of women elect
ed to the house Of representatives,
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Mae Marcum Jacobs.
The table was centered with a
silver bowl of pink and lavender
sweet peas and lighted with pink
tapers in silver holders. Favors
were pink and lavender wristlets of
sweet peas. Bouquets of pink roses
decorated the parlor adjoining the
pink room.
Covers were laid for Mesdames
Jones, Zoe Misener, Lettie FurgeSon,
Bloomfield H. Moore, Oval F.
Crooke, Virgil E. Houser, Earl A.
Thomas, G. F. Aumann, G. F. Hoof-
man, Ella v. Gardner, M. 2. Spell
man, Oscar Smith, Allen T. Flem-
ing, william c. Kirk and Bertha
Zimmerman.
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Women Leaders
i'm Education to
Haze Luncheon

Indianapolis chapter of Admins
trative Women in Education will be
entertained with tea at Teachers
College Of Indianapolis at Monday
afternoon. A program of talks has
oeen arranged by Miss Emma Col
bert, dean of the college, chairman
of the program committee.
"Woraen in Administrative Posi-
tions," will be the subject of study
and will be discussed by Miss Faye
Henley of Orchard school, from an
educational viewpoint; Mrs. Ada
Frost, general secretary Of the
Methodist hospital, from a social
standpoint; Mrs. Ella Snyfler Parker,
assistant postmaster, commercially,
and Mrs. Estella Franz of the Co.
lunbia Conserve Company, indus
trially.
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Alice Corbin Sizes, president of the
Teachers college, will be Mrs. Helen
Robb Smith, Misses Elizabeth
Betteher, Ruth Patterson, Mamie
Lott and Emma Colbert.
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Ralph Drybaugh will present a
nlinue6s
The second part Of the program
viii include sketches from Lincoln
by Mrs. Long; Songs of "a by Mrs.
M. F. Conner and the Virginia reel
by Mesdames r. B. Wilson, Othgliel
Hitch, Max Kendall, Herbert
Grimes, II. G. 'Cassaday and Harry
Wood.
MRS. Nettie M. New is chairman
In charge Of bridge tea to be given
az 2:45, assisted by Mrs. w. A.
Pickens, vice-president, and the fol-
lowing:
+ Mesdames e. L. Burnett. Louis ]. Baker.
frank wampIer, Tilden Greer. Edward
FeTger, George Olive, Ethel WackeT, John
Engleke. Frank o'NeiI. James Fischer, o.
B. Ent. Allen P. Fisher. w. W. O'Brien,
Charles O. Dare. Edward Gerard L. L,
Graham. Francis NJ. Hamilton. W. L.
Bailey, Harry Plummer Charles w.
Compton, Tom G. Polk, and Aimon r.
Gillette. Reservations for cards have been
made by Mesdames Everett Sehoheld, r. o.
McAlexander. Edward Ferger. John G.
Curry. Carl Fletcher, John M. williams.
Harry Watson. H. G. Ryker, J. B. Van
daworker. Leonidas Smith. Frank wampler
James M. Korrell. Albert Walbeiser. J. M.
warrender, Christian Olsen. Albert or. F.
s. o'Neill. H. A. Henderson. w. ]. Slate.
Dan Brown, w. s. Tonaiin, James M.
Woods. j. L. Heider. Arthur P. Thomas.
Robert shingler. Frank Bush. j. w. Car
mack CharItnn NJ Carter
Mesdames John N. Coffsy, Arthur B.
Cooke. Jean Dunwig, F. B. Gable. c.
Henley. w. A. Pickens. w. o. Bates. r. M.
Bryce. Louis 4. Baker. Sam Selka. Herbert
Grimes. Frank walker. George E. Lowe.
Frank McCaslin. Gage McCotter. DALEY T.
Mccoy, Verne S, Shariritts. O. A. Borchers.
George Cox. Q. b. Emit, Will Teter, Warner
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AINmnae Club of
Pi Beta Phi to
Meet Saturday

Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi
Beta Phi sorority will hold its Feb
ruary meeting. Saturday at the Pi
Beta Phi chapter house, 706 West
Ferty-third street. .<
Luncheon will be served at 1890
p. m. Mrs. o. H. Hoffman is chair
man of the committee in charge,
assisted by Mesdames Robert Schet-
ter and Walter HiSer; Misses Gene
We've Hungate and Marjorie Okes.
Members of the active chapter
will present a stunt following
luncheon. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Hoffman, 1867 Ruckle
street.
Members of the club will en-
terrain with card party Saturday,
Feb %, at the Propylaeum, for the
benefit of the Pi Beta Phi settle
ment house at Gatlingburg, Tenn.
Mrs. Robert Wild is chairman in
charge of the party.
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National photo)

to elect delegates to the thirty
eighth continental congress.
Beta chapter, Delphian Society,
will meet at GAS Thursday morning
at the Fletcher American Bank
building. Topic of discussion will be
Modern France and the Career of
Bonaparte" Mrs. Otto Moore will
be the leader.
Friday
Mrs. Herbert Wood, 1884 North
Pennsylvania street, will entertain
members of the Over the Tea Cups
Club. "On Thursdays Of. In Which
We Engage a Servant for the House, .
will be the subject Of discussion,
conducted by Mrs. Edward Hartman
and Harriet Sharp.
Members of the Woman's Advance
Club will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. c. B. Hodges, $40
Broadway. Mrs. A. A. Thomas will
talk on Gardens and Patios.'
Mrs. H. 6. May. S19 North Bolton
street, will be hostess for the meet
ing of the Iryington Social Study
Club. Response to roll call viii be
made with the names of English
writer's. Mrs. w. D. keenan, will
talk on early English Novels and
Novelists," and 1.-THE Feudal System
in England" will be the topic OF
Mrs. CT. D. Foxworthy.
The Friday Afternoon Reading
Club will hold meeting at the
home of Mrs. Clyde Montgomery
1901 North Tuxedo street. She viii
be assisted by Mrs. G. F. Gross
Response to roll call will be made
with names of Indiana authors. Mrs
A. j. Barnes viii talk on "Indiana's
Place in the Literary World
Mrs. w. G. Stevens, goo North
Oxford street, will be hostess for
a meeting of the Friday Afternoon
Literary Club. Miss Gertrude
Rhoades viii talk on Paris and its
Environs.e Mrs. S. L. Shurte viii
have as her subject, "NotaAhle
French Cities"
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 1ahadey
Hampton court, will leave the lat
ter part of next week for Florida.
4 = n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Moore and
daughter, Florence, Bill Broadway,
left Friday for a months stay in
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
s. Croke, Tippecanoe Lake, formerly
of indianapolis, will occupy the
Moore home during their absence.
II 4 n
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres,
57o0 Sunset avenue, left today for
Rimock ranch, Arizona, where they
will spend some time.
II
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lieber 1902
Central avenue, will go to Florida
Feb. Is. They will be accompanied
by Miss Clara Lieber.
u q
Miss Martha Miller, 3433 Wash
ington boulevard, will leave on
Wednesday for Hanover, N. H,
where she will be a guest for the
Dartmouth college carnival.
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Club Members to
Be Council Guests
at Tuesday Fete

Members of the State Assembly
Womens Club will be guests of
honor at number of affairs dur
ing the next two weeks. Tuesday
they will attend a luncheon to be
given by the Indianapolis Council
Of Women in the Travertine room
of Hotel Lincoln; Wednesday they
will have their regular luncheon
meeting at the Home Economics
studio.
They will be special guests at a
luncheon to be given by the League
of Women Voters Tuesday, Feb. II
at Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. John w.
Kern will entertain with a Valen-
tine party Wednesday, Feb, -, at
her. home, 1929 Park avenue, and
Mrs. Fred Byers will be hostess for
a tea for members of the club at
her home, 3726 North Pennsylvania
street, Wednesday, Feb. co.
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SIMPLE LONELINESS

Style No. 2702-Youthful and be-
coming blouse achieving an entirely
new and different effect by its sur
plice closing and bow hipline ae-
centing new feminine loneliness in
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crepe to wear with skirt of black
sheer velvet, for it can be worn
later all spring with new ensemble.
Flowered chiffon, sheer brocaded
lame, georgette crepe, crepe satin.
and printed and plain wool jersey
also smart. This exclusive model
can be had in sizes is, Is years, So,
3S, 40 and ~ inches bust.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling OUT
the above coupon. incosing Is cents
(coin preferred). and mailing it to
the Pattern Department Of The
Times Delivery is made in about
q week.
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Tea Be
GiUen Aids
Of Theatre.

Mrs. j. A. Goodman will enter
tain with a tea from to >
Tuesday afternoon at her home,
Kessler boulevard, in honor OF
members of the executive board OF
the "Chidren's Hour" of the 1ndi-
annapolis Little theatre and those
who viii assist in the next produce
ton for .Children's Hour" to be
held at IL a. M. and $3.50 p. M,
Saturday afternoon, Feb. %, at the
Playhouse, Nineteenth and Ala
bama streets. THE Steadfast Tin
Soldier" is the name of the produc-
ton. under direction of Mrs. Ricca
Scott Titus.
Members of the executive board
include Mrs. Raymond Mead, chair
man.. Miss Rosamund Vans Camp,
vicl.-chairman; Mrs. George T..
Parry, Miss Mary 10 Owens and
Mrs. Titus, director of the Chill
dren's Hour" department. other
guests at the tea will be:
Mesdames Carl Lieber. Herman Wolf.
Robert C. winslow. Ralph Lleber, Evelyn
Rider. Walter Baker, Alfred Conklin,
Montgomery Lewis, Rowland Allen. Henry
Ridgely. Walter Bieling. Walker Winslow.
Robert Stempfel. David LurYey, Fred
Bates johnson. Norman Perry, Don Test,
R5oert Failey. Everett Schofeld, Albert
Goldstein, Smiley Chambers and Nathan
Graham.
Mesdames Donald Jameson, Dudly Pfaf,
Arthur Wells, Frederick J, Appel, Thomas
Sheerin, Eugene Rexford, Wayne Kin
naird. George Bailey, Victor winterrowd.
Hal T. Benham. B. Maxwell Golden and
James B. Malone Misses Genevteve Pick
rell, Meta Lieber. Frances Wales, Edna
Christian. Edith Fairbanks. Margaret
Denny. Alberta Lieher, Elise Martin, Jsni-
fer Mckee. Rosamond Flittle. Ethel V. Fos-
brink and Evelyn A, Boyd.
The entire administrative COM
mittee of the Indianapolis Little
Theatre will attend. including:
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Professor
at Butler to
BeSpeaker

PROFESSOR W.. L. RICHARD
L SON of Butler university, will
give the fourth of series OF lectures
on psychology Tuesday before mem
hers of the applied education depart
ment of the Woman's Department
Club. His subject will be "Iinagina-
tive Thinking"
Mrs. Fred G. BALI will preside at
the meeting. A program of songs
will be offered by Mrs. Katherine
Winders Stockton, to include Bird
Songs at Eyentide" Goats; Love
Was with Me Yesterday (Golde)
and Rose in the Bud" (Forster)
She will be accompanied by Mrs. Err
nestine Fleming.
HostesseS for a tea to follow will
be Mrs. Henry Knaff, chairman;
Mrs. w. r. Klingholtz, vice-chair-
man, assisted by Mesdames v. E.
McMullen, Oscar Buehler, Samuel
Miles, H. H. Rice, j. D. HosS and G.
A. James.
Mrs. z. L, Barnett will be chair
man Of the door committee. Mrs.
Howard Painter and Mrs. Arthur
Thomas will preside at the tea
table.
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w. T. U. NEWS

The Marion executive board will
convene at Monday afternoon in
the directors room of the Fletcher
Savings and Trust building. Mrs,
E. A. Kemp will lead deYotions and
Mrs. Elizabeth Arbuckle will offer
prayer. Reports of committees for
the county spring institute March
20 will be heard, Mrs. Elizabeth
Stanley, state w. C. IT. u. president,
will be the speaker at the institute.
Important business is to be trans
acted Monday and reports of the
county plan of work institute held
Jan. Is and II will be given. Mrs.
Eva Davidson, president, will pre-
side.
Frances Willard Union will meet
at Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. I. Sutton, Bluff road,
just south of Glenn's Valley. Mrs.
Charles Orme, Southport, will have
charge of devotions. Mrs. w. w.
Reedy will report on the national
convention held in Boston, Mass.
The Rev. Guy Lowry Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in Southport
will be the principal speaker. Spe-
cial music will be provided. Mrs.
Frank Copsey, president, will pre-
side.
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Julia Nelson and
Van Judd We'd i'm
Home Ceremony

Miss Julia Jean Nelson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Mel
son, Hampton Court, became the
bride of Van Judd, Evansville, at a
simple home ceremony performed
at 10 this morning at the residence
of the brides parents.
The service was read by Dr. Frank
S. C. Wicks, pastor of All Souls
Unitarian church, in the presence
of the immediate families. The
bride wore simple travelling en-
Semble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd left i'm
mediately following the ceremony
by motor for Kansas City, MO.
from where they will take q train
for Los Angeles, Cal. They will be
at home in Evansville after an ex-
tended honeymoon.
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Teter James w. sturgis, Carl Taylor, Boyd
Templeton, D. E. Brokaw. Henry KnaH, E.
E. Files, Z. L. Mick, M. B. Hedges, L. D,
owens, Guy Aronhalt. M. F. Conner.
Charles McNaull, Ruth Mcmahon, Z. l..
Pedlow.
Mrs Charles H. Smith is chair
man of hostesses for the afternoon,
assisted by Mrs. Edward T. Albert
son, vice. chairman, and Mesdames
H. j. Berry, Charles Frank Brigham,
E. L. Cothrell, F. H. Cheyne, Emil
H Souff1at, F. A. SymmeS, H. w.
Rhodehamel; C. A. Tucker, Albert
Wohlgemuth and Fletcher Wills.
Mrs. j. M. Williams is chairman
Of the literature department.
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MRS. F. c. HELMINe

Lydia E. Pinkham did
for me what others failed to
do. When the Change of
Life began / was very poor
ly. Now at So | do all my
own work, attend two dances
a week and it is hard to
make people believe ] am
over 40. I never see a wom-
an in i'll health but | advo-
cate your medicine because
I know its value. Every
woman should take it, not
Just for a month or two. but
until they have passed the
;ritical period. Mrs. r. C.
Helmin0.
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Indorsers' Card Partv

Members of the Indiana Indorsers
of Photeplays will entertain with
the second of a series of card parties
at 2 Friday afternoon at the chapter
room of the women's organization
of the Retail Druggists Association,
College of Pharmacy, 806 East Mar
ket street. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. H. B. Richardson,
$40 East Eleventh street, chairman
of the telephone committee.
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MRS. CORA CALLAHAN

ZIG z. Ashton Ave. Grand Island. Nebr.
II am going through the
Change of Life. At times l
would cry for hours. l got
tired of trying other rene
dies so I tried Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Before I had taken the first
bottle I began to get better.
/ have taken eight bottles
COW. l feel that it has saved
my life. / work for a family
of six, washing, cooking and
do all my own work. People
say / look like 25."--Mrs.
Cora Callahan.
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SAVELL-RADER

Herman L. Sayell, lila South I'LL
nois street, announces the engage
ment of his daughter, Miss Betty
Savell, to Ben RAIDER son of Mrs.
Isador Wulfson, 1913 S. Illinois street.
No date has. been set for the we'd
ding. Mr.. Savell will entertain at
his home Sunday from 2 to 10
>. m. with an engagement reception
in honor of his daughter and her
fiance. More than a hundred in
Yitations have been issued.
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Neac Clab Oroanized

Members of the newly formed
Darizarite Club will meet Wednes-
day at the home of Miss Irna As
kline, 80 Hendricks place. Officers
are: President, Donald Ray; vice.
president, Mary Irene Cole; secre-
tary. Margaret Callahan: treasurer,
Reggie Hesselgrave; historian. Irma
Askine: sergeant-at-arnns. William
Frantzrab. Other officers are Ruth
Warrenhurg. Harry Harding and La
Gle Gardner.
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Orient to Be Topic

Mrs. John Leech win give renin-
iscences of her life in the Orient
when she speaks before members of
Phi Lambda Theta, honorary and
professional educational sorority at
a meeting to be held at the Ambas-
sador Apartment hotel at 2:3O
Saturday. DR.. and Mrs. Leech
spent some time in the Orient.
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ErecutiUe Meetinq

Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman, presi-
dent of the indianapolis Matinee
Musicale, has called a meeting of the
executive board of the organization,
to be held at her home, S840 North
Pennsylvania street, at 10 Monday
morning.
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qua Club at her home, 322 North
Ritter street. TIL subject of study
will be THE Age of Metals" Mrs.
Max Critchfield will talk on In the
Realm of Synthetics," and Mrs. w.
c. Campbell on with the Master
in Nazareth" A program of current
events will be given.
Members of the independent So
ciel Club will attend the luncheon
of the Indianapolis Council Of
Women.
North Side Linness Service Club
will entertain with a luncheon
bridge at the Marott hotel.
Miss Mary Harold will be hostess
for a meeting of Delta Tau Omega
sorority at the Chamber OF Com
merce building. Misses Mildred Cox,
Florence Mock, Mary Baker and
Edna Reed were pledged members
i at & recent meeting.
City hospital auxiliary to the well
fare department of the Woman's
Department Club will meet at II
q. m. at the nurses home, city hos
pitsl. Mrs. Sam Selka, will be
chairman in charge.
The woman's auxiliary to St.
Matthew's Episcopal church, viii
hold its monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. E. j. Thompson, 5TS6
Beechwood avenue. Mrs. Frederick
Krull will speak on The History OF
Lent
Meeting of the Indiana IndorserS
of Photoplays at the Fletcher Amer
lean National bank building at 10
a. "a
Wednesday
The regular meeting Of Delta Tau
sorority viii be held at the home OF
Miss Maxine Sellers, 1885 Park
avenue.
Members of the Aftermath Club
viii meet at the home of Mrs. VIII
liam H. Foreman, 5445 North Penn
svlyania street. Mrs. Clayton Ridge
viii talk on Cleopatra and the
Land of the Nile" and Mrs. Hcr-
ace Elston viii have as her subject
The Valley of Kings
Mrs. George Limiting. So3e Belle
fontaine street, will be hostess fol
the meeting Of the Minerva Club
Response to roll call viii be made
with current events. Mrs. Emf
Elmer will talk on @Our Own States.
men,
Thursday
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
Daughters OF the American Revolu.
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Luncheon Brid0e

A luncheon bridge meeting for
women of the Avalon Country Club
will be held at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club at 1890 p. m, Thursday.
Mrs. c. Scott johnson will be
hostess. Reservations may be made
with her until Wednesday.
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Ms. Bro1pn 10 Speak

Invitations have been issued by
Ms. Eugene Eisenlohr, Terre Haute,
for tea to be given at her home
Friday. Mrs. Demarehus Brown, 251
South Audubon road will be honor
guest. She will give travel talk.
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BENEFIT Card Partu

Mrs. Henry Gardner and Mrs.
Joseph Klaiber viii entertain with a
lard party at ST. Patrick'S hall at
2:30 Monday afternoon for the BENG
at of the new altar.
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Cards and Bunco

ST. Patriekis Social Club viii en-
terrain with a card and bunco party
at BIS Sunday evening in the school
hall Mrs. Avis Shannon is chair
man Of hoSteSses.
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Renetff Cnrd Pnrtu

a card party for the benefit OF
p. G. Of A. Camp 4. viii be held
Monday afternoon on the third floor
of Capitol hall Mrs. Mary Hunger
ford viii be IN charge.
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No Meetind

Members day meeting Of the
Woman's Department Club, which
was announced for Thursday, has
been indefinitely postponed,
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Club Literature Department
PROGRAM and Tea Wednesday,

We OLDEN TIME" will be the subject of
with
sn Of the Woman Department Club at Wednesday
club home Mrs w. D Long chairman
by Mrs Conner Mrs Long will give Sketches from the WASH
in Colonial
medley southern Fielding
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CWticuTa Soap
SRr~wnn~nAs
Sham WOOS

Cleanse the scalp and hair of dandruf and dust and
assist in the healthy growth Of hair You will be de-
lighted with their fragrance and efficiency. Send fos
Trial outfit Soap and Ointment with full directions
A9dxu: "Cuficura, Dept. z, Maiden, Mass.
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Sorority Bridge

Pi Lambda Theta sorority will
entertain with a bepefit bridge
party Friday at the Marott hotel.