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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
Joseph Horgan, Sc, United States Soldiers
Maria Knoll, 49, Little Sisters of the Poor.
Martha J. Flick, II, National Lutheran
Home
Edward D. johnson. So, 1919 Kansas ave.
Lila Smalley, "A, Casualty Hospital.
John Morse, 40. Garfield Hospital
Elise L. Balsam, 80, 5402 Connecticut ave.
Maude A. Pfeil, IS, 8l3 st. ne.
Infant of John NJ and Georgia Connell,
IL hours, Columbia Hospital.
william Adams, 90, Home for Aged and
Tnfirm.
Alice r. Brown, So, 50 Pierce st. NV.
John Jackson, 81, Casualty Hospital
Susie Lias. Sc, Freedmens Hospital.
Louise Jackson, "a. Gallinger Hospital.
Leroy wilkes, "a. Ga1linger Hospital.
Arthur Morgan, I, Children's Hospital.
Juel D. Fauntroy, l, SO NJ st. NV
Rosie z. wilson, I months, Chidrens Hos
INFANT OF James and Betty Newburr, s
days, Columbia Hospital.
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JOHN C. HESSE FUNERAL
RITES THIS AFTERNOON
Retired Government Emp1oye Dec
Grated With Congressional
Medal During Civil War.

Funeral services for John @. Hesse,
IS years old, Civil War veteran and
one of the oldest retired Government
employees, who died at the home of
his son; Maj. Edwin B. HesSe, former
chief of police, sos A street southeast,
Thursday night, are being conducted
here this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with
Rev. John Weidley, pastor Of the Luth-
eran Church of the Reformation, Off
ciating. Interment in Congressional
Cemetery.
Mr.. Hesse held the Congressional
Medal of Honor for escaping from Con-
federate soldiers during the Civil War
and bringing his regimental colors back
to Washington. Upon leaving the
Union Army, Mr.. Hesse was employed
in the War Department until retiring
about nine years ago.
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MoRoSeo TO MARRY.

SAN FRANCISCO, November is Up.
Oliver Morosco. theatrical producer,
and Miss Helen Mitchell. leading lady
in several of his recent plays, have ap-
piled here for license to marry. The
couple said the ceremony would take
place some time next week, probably
Thursday
The engagement of Morosco, producer
of numerous Broadway hits, end Miss
Mitchell was announced here. several
months ago. Norosco gave his age as
40 and that of Miss Mitchell as &c.
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Hui Rrntnri1ul.

my dear mother, VIRGINIA BERRY. who,
vember l6. l92e.
I have only your memory, dear mother,
To remember my whole life through.
And yours is the one win never forset'
LOVING LOVING DAUGHTER, ALICE wHhI-
BERRY; VIRGINIA. n sad rspsn,s S1Isgfs
BERRY. who passed away three years age
today, November 10, 1926.
re Ct g 0 brs sffs y ssnI
] loved you very dearly in life,
I L ffa5h d J & faS i59a nEz.
Granny. dear I've missed you so,
Since you went away.
W,1hs, ny hesst gonr megnosy
LOVING aRANDDau eHz FLORENCE
rsowN ANNE NNTr ssssss T. f: 7:ssI
81 mother o q Assrta f and ciaPsnee BOW
to aa 's On Novemb 's i =. 1926. years
HE'S R'q aus Rss RS' A iS6s1 CHILDREN
Clancy. PATRICK. In loving remem-
PAT 3Rf CLANCY. Who SV departed this lie
one year ago today, November ie 1928.
One year has passed; dear loved one,
us. Since s you were ere S called ,S away;
That sad and weary day.
The hands that did so much for US,
God knew they worked continuously,
HIS BIZ pEv tbfT sr WIFE ANS Go'S
GREEN, THOMAS A. Sacred to the memory
Of our son, brother and uncle ;, THOMAS ion a:
ago today, November 16. 1927.
When we are alone and silent
w we 6 breathe are deep regret s rsrenohsr
HIS pE SI5 Efs MOTHER toSTTTHfEsR MRS. SELMA
paYYf NE NIECE SEs MIS- Lillian Mi sRYHST.
remembrance q our devoted wife and
pa Giner this lie twenty.ve Years ago to-
day, November Is, 1929.
just a line of sweet rem smbrances
Just a memory. fond and true;
Just token of loves devotion,
That our hearts stu long for you.
The hands that did 50 much for US,
God knew they worked continuously,
But they are gone today.
Nc on hoSvS who see have ssns lost a
OF grief that is borne in silence
HER Fo 6E sRs Hnf Wi sxs n ven AND Chill
DREN
JEFFERSON, FRANCES. PAYNE, MAR
GUERITE JEFFERSON. In loving remsna-
s saSe y sRE $50 sna A sad
III oSs ysr sso gS e e. U.s. ana
August Il. 1895
When we are alone and silent,
For you were ours and we remember,
- 81 '"e "'~ THE FAMILY.
LIPsCoMB, GEORGE. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear husband, VINO
November Is. 1928.
What would give to clasp his hand,
His dear face Just TO see,
His loving smile and welcome voice,
HIS LOVING WIFE, HELENE c. LIPS
CONE. ~
RosAsCo, MAGDALINE. In loving remem=
suddeniy, eighteen years ago today. No
HER E1Se DENOTED vi CHILDREN. MRS. yup-
sg6 8s9DgTS: JOSEPH A. AND NOEL r.
SMITH, EARLE M. In sad but loving re-
mspbEanee Ct our dear son ana t S5Stns III:
seven years ago today, November l0' 1874
We have only your memory, dear Earle.
A5S Fl sbe our whole R viii HE ssTer
For we are always thin rlI 1 81 x9Yn,v .
Of my dear husband. FRANZ. SMITH. who
died one year ago today, November 1s'
Nc SS t boSvS w ee have went ios s
OF grief that is borne IN silence
HIS pE W. 2hs WIFE 1HTf = HATTIE BusEY
SMITH.
STEELE. ANNIE L. In sad but loving re-
ESEIG G. f aaE 0 M snG away SIX
years ago today, November is. 1928.
No one knows the silent heartachs,
OF the grief that Is borne in silence
For the one we loved SO wen yslIlSsry
Ing mother. sALLTE Z. Talks. who left
me suddenly one year ago today. Ncysna.
Der 10, 1928. MARY
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was said no direct testimony In regard
to that was heard.
Other officers of the New York and
the survivors of the accident will be
heard by the court today.
Expert testimony as to what caused
the gas developed the theory that a
fungus growth. fostered by the sweating
of the metal, "breathed out" the oxygen
HoIlenbeck Fell From Ladder.
Lieut.. Hollenbeck. leading his inSpec-
ton party of four down into the COM
partment, was overcome by the gas as
he descended the swinging steel ladder
which led to the bottom and, losing his
grip, fell some 20 feet to the bottom.
Weber, leading the rescue party, met
the same fate.
The bodies are to be sent under mill
tary escort to their homes. Lieut..
Ho!lenbeck was from Chicago and
Eoatswain'S Mate Weber from New
York.
SILK is being struggled into Argentina
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GIRL ASKS ANNULMENT
OF "DARE" MARRIAGE

Claims Her Age, Is, Was Repre-
scented as Is, in Application
for Wedding License.
Declaring that she was "dared and
mentally coerced" into going through a
marriage ceremony, Elaine Anderson, Is,
Of GIG Fourth street northeast, asked
the District Supreme Court to annul
her marriage 70 Howard Anderson of
Benning, d. G. She says Anderson rep
resented her age as 1S and his own as
81 when applying for = license after
he had dared" her TO marry him. The
ceremony was performed April 10 last,
she says, and two days later she re-
turned to her parents She IS repre-
sented by Attorneys Wagshsl and
Foster.
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Uarn nf Tl,auka.

si7esra +i1arrs 10 re,ghbo-s' frts-ds end
Pastor Rev Smith, choir and congrega-
ton Of Metropolitan EspttS. Churc;e fo-
their services and relatives fe- their kind
ness, sympathy and beautiful Ho-al o5er-
ings az the death OF ny dear daughter,
MoTHER. ANNIE E. coLsToN, AND
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SERGT. CORNWELL RITES
ARE HELD AT RESIDENCE
Firearms Expert of Police Depart
ment will Be Buried in Rom
ney, w. Va.

Funeral services for Sergt. George
Benjamin Cornwell, So years old, ma
tionally known firearms expert of the
District Of Columbia Police Depart
ment, attached to the fifteenth pre-
cinct, who died at his home, 1859 N
street, Thursday, were conducted ct the
residence today ct $50 o'clock. The
body IS being taken 70 Rcpaney,
w. Va, for burial
Sergt. Cornwell was several times
winner Of the championship shoot ir
the national rife matches His Enowl-
edge of firearms caused him to be
called frequently by Police Depart
ments of other cities to aid in solving
crimes. He came to this city from
his home in West Virginia about "a
years ago,
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
Everett L. and Helen v. Davis, girl.
Joseph and Agatha Motta, girl.
James and Lillian !. Hill. girl;
Manuel and Lucy Mantonis, girl.
John d. and Clara A. Sturgeon, girl.
Edwin L. and Louise Pearce: girl.
Daniel w. and Edna @. Washburn, boy.
William A. and Mary 3. Adams, boy.
James P; and Ida a. Schneider' boy
George A. and Doris Drayton, girl.
Robert and Lucille Sherman, girl.
Russell and Eva Drew, boy.
John F. and Pauline E. Aiken, boy.
Henry and Della Lindsey, boy.
William F. and Jannita B. Tolson, boy.
,Jewett NJ and Viola Jones, girl.
Robert H. and Sarah p. Kelly. girl.
Columbus G. and Florence Phillips, girl.
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MONEY LOST IN WASH.

Bills Pinned to Clothing Disap-
pears, Man Says.
Report of loss Of $50, by Alsck
Jancovitz, rs Iowa circle, was made to
the police today. Police were told the
money, in nine $40 bills, was pinned to
an article of clothing Jancovitz sent to
a Chinese laundry. When he discovered
his loss and made inquiry at the
laundry, police were told, no trace of
the money was found.
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Inspection Is Required.

Capt. E. S. jackson, commanding the
New York; Comdr. L. M. Stevens, cxecu-
tive officer, and Lieut. Comdr. J. j.
Brown, first lieutenant Of the New York
testified
= naval regulation requires that
whenever bltsters or other closed COM
rartments Of a vessel are opened for
inspection they shall first be pumped
clear OF stale atr and the air inside
tested before any one goes inside. It
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Gas produced from smoldering wood
was made to drive a motor truck in a
test staged at Sonora, Calf, in the
presence of Army officers.
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SAILORS DEATHS
PROBED BY NAVY
Court of Inquiry investigates
Tragedy Aboard BattIeship
New York.

~ the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, We, November ia
naval court OF inquiry, summoned by
Rear Admiral H'E. Christie, convened
aboard the battleship New York, In the
Norfolk Navy Yard, yesterday and began
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investigation into the tragedy which
late yesterday claimed the lives Of Lieut..
r. H. Hollenbeck and Bpatswain's Mate
T. G. Weber. They were asphyxtated
by carbon monoxide gas In the star
board blister of the vessel double hull
designed as a protection against sub
marine attack.
Seven other members of the crew who
were overcome are patients In the Naval
Hospital and are rapidly recovering.
The court is headed by Capt. w. <.
Workman. commanding the U. S. S.
Arizona
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MERRYMAN, FREDERICK n. On Friday.
November IS, 1929. at his residence, 7i5
9Th ST. me-, FREDERICK r. MERRYMAN,
beloved husband of Georgia Isabel Merry
man. Funeral Monday, NoverAber 10,
from his late residence, at $3.50 am,
thence to st. .Aloysius Church, where re-
Quiem, mass will be said at Q am. for the
repoSe of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet
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EYEGLASSES. bi:ocal, black tortoise shell
in soft black leather case stamped so,
monds" Probably lost in front of nurses
home, Emersency Hospital. wednesday night.
w. A, Lambeth, 900 Mass. ave. NV. District
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neutrality-suspicious. with diamonds.
Mrs z. Mcdonald, 14lS w st. NV. North
1850. Reward OF $50. No questions asked.
POCKETBOOK containing sum OF money
and card rasSes. Reward If returned to
owner, j. H. Peak, B. g. o. Freight once.
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BAR, PIN. diamond sAtting, at Annapolis.
November 9th. Reward. Call Decatur
2676. -
BAR PTN-PIatinunl top, with small dia-
mond; in Kann's or Center Market, or vi
cinity, Friday. November 9. Reward. Tele-
phone Clarendon 709
BEAGLE PUPPY, female, mos. old; white
body, dark head reward. 543l Conn. ave.
Phone Ciev. 913.
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GLASSES, shell rim; Wed. vicinity Carnegie
Library; in brown case with name archie
EngeL" Phone Hystts. 274; reward.
GLOVE-Man's .pigskin glove, bun color;
near 14th and Eye SITS. NV. Finder please
call Adams Ni72.
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DIAMOND RING-Lost on s;w, corner q
LIST st and Fla. ave. NV. Liberal reward
Call Lincoln $500. Miss Scott. IT
at woodward & Lothrop'S jewelry counter,
Friday noon; reward. Call Dist. 6o4o; Miss
hErNannS To-
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MoRrtANn. saNsTIEI. AUGUSTUS.

Thursday, November a. 1929, az EmeT:
MORELAND. aged So years. Funeral from
Deals funeral home. ais II st. ne, or
ment at lakewood Cemetery, Falls Church
Va
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marked Franklin & Co., Opticians, 1929
r st. NV" Call Potomac 5239-J. Address
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BOSTON BULL. in vicinity Chevy Chase
Circle answers to name Of Badly: Ventnor
City, N. j., tag No. 1876. Reward II returned
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MONEY-Friday night; $48; between 18th
and Lamont and 18th and SITS. Reward.
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DPathE.

BALsAM. ELISE LUCKETT. Friday, No
Conn a " ' R h hK fsdsnes seG1 as
wife Of Charles Paul Baisam. 1nterment
in Westminster Church Cemetery; Balti-
iishedi IN Baltimore re- sun fe'i''A' 10 i is
ADDIE. Saturday November
L., 1929; at Garfield Hospital, A ID 91Is
BaeSE mother afVO of pe Sfa Easar w nnd
daughter Of Ingram Porian. sister of Katie
power. She also leaves two grandchil-
dren; Notice Of funeral later. Remains
n Tsstng D.ror the aSa Ernest Jarvis Co. flu
BRAWNER, MARY E. On Friday, Novem-
BRAWGER. Beloved VIE VIE Of the f late
JAMES JenSins, s2is sf oGs!s M on
Relatives and friends invited Interment
at AillS6oTo' Loudoun County Va, at i
BROWN, ALICE REBECCA. On wednesday.
residence, So Pierce st. NV, ALICE. RE
Of Henry Brown Funeral Sunday sne
Fer HI a cb isS psm from Se Gsnah ana A.
NV W. Relatives and friends invited. IN
ts Md in 00lsSSille' MONTGOMERY o e..
BROWN. ALICE REBEccA. on1cers and
members of the Ladies Auxiliary TO the
Drivers Benevolent Association. No. l,
are notified Of the death of Sister ALICE
at 1870 pm. from Galbraith Church, 9Th
st. betWee. and - SIS; rW -
MAMIE THOMAS. Sec. ~
sEowN; LENA. Or Tsu.sd2y. vNoygssass;
Hospital. LENA BROWN OF 1885. 9Th. St.
NV. wife OF Thomas Brown and daugh-
ter of Charlotte Asher. She also leaves
ether relatives and friends. Funeral Sun
day, November II, at IL am, from the
w. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors.
2222 Ga. ave. NV. 1nterment at Lees
burg, Va. II
BROWN. LENA. onicers and members Of
Forest Temple. No. 8, I. b. p. Q. e. of
". are hereby nssl1sd of the death h., Of
day, November H.. at II am. from the
funeral parlors of Ernest jarvis, 2222
Georgia, ave. NV. Morning Star Lodge,
No. 40; Columbia Lodge, No g; Column
bfa Temple, No. a22, are invited.
MAUDE B. FLEMING, .. r.
MARIE PIERCE. r. Sec.
CTEILDS. JEANETTE. On Friday. Novem-
Der IS, 1929, JEANNETTE CH1LDS, be-
loved wife Of the late George Burton Nc
(1allan Hhilds Services will he held at
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Established 1876
JOHN K. WRIGHT CO.
1881 10th Sc. NV. Phone North 0047
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DINNER BRIDGE
SATURDAY
-Photos bv Pearson.

Monthly dinner bridge party will
be held at the Meridian Hills Coun-
try Club for members and guests
Saturday night. Dinner will be
served at z O'Clock.
Hosts and hostesses' are Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Locke, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. TidwelI A bonus of $50
points will be given to those who
are at the club house by 7 o'clock.
Last session of the ladies' bridge
tournament of the club will be held
Monday at the club house. Lunch
con will be served at l o'clock, fol-
lowed by an afternoon at the bridge
tables.
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ALWAYS LIN GOOO. 1A01E
The style No. 2736 is especially
designed to suit the woman with
larger figure to make her appear
more slender. 1t is one of those
lovely wearable types that give such
comfort for all-day wear, whether
made of silke crepe, crepe satin or
sheer WOODEN.
The only trimming needed is q
contrasting colour noted in applied
band of collar and jabot frill, that
by the way, cuts in one piece.
The pattern is designed In sizes
SO, SO, 40, 40, A and As inches bust,
and will be found extremely easy
to use becaus of Picture Chart
showing every part of dress, and
how to put it together.
For instance the back cuts in one
piece: the front in two sections
After the lower front section is
pressed in plaits and attached tc
bodice, it is ready to close side and
shoulder searnls.
Every day The Times prints or
this page pictures Of the latest
fashions, practical service fol
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, inclosing 10 cents
(coin preferred), and mailing it tc
the Pattern Department of The
Times. Delivery is made in about
2. week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22
World Tour
Experiences
are Related

j. L Holcomb talked before mem
bers of the Propylaeum Club at 2;3O
this afternoon on his trip around
the world, at the meeting of the or
ganization held at the clubhouse.
His lecture was illustrated with
many interesting and unusual pic
lures brought back from the places
he visited.
Assisting in the Inequalities were;
Mrs. Roy Elder Adams, Mrs. Clar-
ence Alig, Mrs. William A. Atkins,
Mrs. Rudolph Aufderheide, Mrs.
Frederic M. Ayres, Mrs. George M.
Bailey, Mrs. Betha Bake, Mrs.
James K. Bartlett, Mrs. Albert S.
Benson, Mrs. L. G. Boyd, Mrs. Arthur
v. Brown, Mrs. Niles Chapman, Mrs.
Perry H. Clifford, Mrs. Augustus Co
burn, Mrs. Alfred P. Conklin, Mrs.
Edmund M. Craft, Mrs. Noble Dean,
Mrs. Fred G. Dickson, Mrs. jose
phine B. Doud, Mrs. John L. Eagles
field. Mrs. William F. Elliott, Mrs.
Cora L. Epps, Mrs. Warren G. Fair
banks, Mrs. Edward Ferger, Mrs.
Frank S. Fishback, Mrs. Robert S.
Foster, Mrs. Mortimer G. Furscott,
Mrs. Robert GeddeS, Mrs. Edgar 3.
Gorrell, Mrs. Ronald G. Green, Mrs.
Ward H. Hackleman, Mrs. Louis H.
Haerle, Mrs. Fletcher Hodges, Mrs.
Louis Hollweg, Mrs. Jacquelin S.
Holiday, Mrs. o. B. lies, Mrs. Syl-
vester johnson, Mrs. Samuel A.
Johnston, Mrs. Harry G. Kahlo, Mrs.
Bernays Kennedy, Mrs. Edward H.
Knight Mrs. William F. Kuhn, Mrs.
Josiah K. Lilly, Mrs. Charles j.
Lynn, Mrs. Bert Mcbride, Mrs. John
E. McGaughey, Mrs. A. Kiefer May
er, Mrs. Eugene G. Miller, Mrs.
James B. Minor, Mrs. Fannie Wood
Morrison, Mrs. E. Bishop Mumford,
Mrs. Sewall A. Nebecher, Mrs. Man
sur B. Cakes, Mrs. John L. OFT,
Mrs. Norman Perry, Mrs. Samuel
Field, Mrs. G. j. Roach, Mrs. Waldo
B. Rossetter, Mrs. Gerry M. Sanborn,
Mrs. Albert c. Seaton, Mrs. Mary
D. Sheerin, Mrs. Albert P. Smith,
Mrs. William H. Stafford, MRS. Rus
sell Sullivan, Mrs. Ferris T. Taylor,
Mrs. B. j. Terrell, Mrs. E. H. Trip,
Mrs. r. P. Van Camp, Mrs. Kurt
Vonnegut, Mrs. Frank Wampler,
Mrs. Larz Whitcomb, Mrs. Frank
w. Wood, Mrs. Evans Woollen, Mrs.
Thomas A. Wynne, and DR.. Jane
M. Ketcham. Miss zerelda w.
Beatty, Miss Evelyn Butler, Miss
Flora c. MacCrea and Miss Cen
evieve Pickrell.
Mrs. John w. Kern was chairman
of the entertainment committee.
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Name Chairman
for Campaign OF
Camp Fire Girls

John G. Springer has been ap-
pointed chairman CT the Big Broth
ers' division in the Camp Fire Girls
campaign to raise $3O,700, by Mark
v. Rinehart, general chairman IN
charge Of the m ovement.
Springer is past president of the
North Side Lions Club and has en-
listed the aid of many members OF
that organization in soliciting funds.
The campaign opens April 2 and
will continue ten days. Teams from
other luncheon clubs and civic or
CARNATIONS will be enlisted. The
campaign has the Endorsement of
the Community Fund.
Two hundred girls are expected to
attend the grand council fire, the
most important festivity of the year
for Camp Fire Girls, to be held in
the assembly room of the Claypool
hotel Saturday afternoon.
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WELFARE CLUB
GIVES PROGRAM

Members of the Welfare Club
gave a program at the Home for
Aged Women Thursday afternoon,
with Mrs. George Pugh in charge.
Costume dances were given by Miss
Betty Mcclure and Miss Maxine
Wheeler. Richard Danielson gave a
reading. Mrs. A. Leon Hicks pre-
sented a group of solos, accom-
panied by Miss Frances Wishard.
Those who assisted Mrs. Pugh
with the Inequalities were Mrs. Otto
Keller, Mrs. j. G. Karstedt, Mrs.
John Sawyer, Mrs. Ethel Wacker,
Mrs. William Bartlett Jr., Mrs.
Dwight Murphy, Mrs. Omer Haw-
kins, Mrs. L. T. Creswell and Mrs.
Herbert Grimes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22
Bridge Party
EntertQinS
Bride-tO-Be

Miss Bertha Green, daughter Of
II. and Mrs. Thomas L. Green,
vhose marriage to Marvin Lugar
viii take place April 6, was the
honor guest Thursday night at a
bridge party given by Miss Lucinda
Smith, 1921 Central avenue.
Appointments and decorations
we're in the bridal colors, pink and
blue. Spring flowers in the two
shades were used throughout the
house. Guests presented Miss Green
with a clock.
Guests with the bride-elect and
her mother were Mrs. G.. Schuyler
Blue, Mrs. Frederick Ahrbecker,
Miss Clara Foxworthy, Miss Doro-
thy Avels, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Swain, Miss Elizabeth Hefernan,
Miss Dorothy Patterson, Miss
Evelyn Forsyth, Miss Leila Belle
Shipman, and Miss Jane Ogborn.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Charles H. Smith, and
her sister, Miss katharine Louise
Smith.
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University
Women VIII
Hold Session

Mrs. J. w. weddeI, president d
the indianapolis branch of thi
American Association Of UniversitJl
Women. entertained with a tea to1
day at her home, 1891 North Dela1
ware street, in honor of Miss Emma
Gunther Of Teachers college, Cod
lumbia university. Miss Gunthe1
is to be guest Of honor at the Iunch1
con Saturday at the Columbia Club
which viii be a joint meeting a
several branches Of the organiza4
ton.
Guests at the tea. will INCLUDE
members of the executive board, th5
scholarship, program and educa :
tional committees and chairman 81
study groups of the local branch.
Special guests at the luncheon
Saturday will be Dean Agnes L.
Wells, Indiana university; Dean
Evelyn Butler, Butler university,
and the dean Of women at Franklin
college.
Hostesses for the luncheon will be
alumnae of Columbia university
with Mrs. Walter Morton as chair
man. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Morton, Washington
0283 Assisting Mrs. Morton arr
Mrs. M. R. Granger, Mrs. John f.
Thrasher, Mrs. T. c. Wessenberg
Mrs. Richard Lieber, Mrs. r. c.
Morgan, Mrs. Alice Corbin Sizes, Mrs
Jessie J. Smith. Mrs. James c. Todd
Miss Emma Colbert, Miss Flora
Drake, Miss Margaret Bruner, Miss
Dorothy David, Miss Katharine
Book, Miss Katherine Beeson, Miss
Sue Blasingham, Miss Grace l.
Brown, Miss Frances Martin. Miss
Angela Moler, Miss Nettie Owens
Miss Dorothy Pennington. Miss
Amelia Platter and Miss Eugenia
Kennedy.