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MOndayCIub
to Entertain
Dangh terS

Members Of the Monday Club will
observe Mothers and Daughters
day Monday at the D. A. r. chap
ter house, 824 North Pennsylvania
street. Member will be called to
order at 2:3O for a short business
session. The program will begin at
3 o'clock. with the president, Mrs.
George Warmoth, presiding.
Mrs. w. d. Long and Mrs. Blanche
DeVore, assisted by Mrs. M. d. Did
way and Mrs. Dante L. Conner. will
present the program Mrs. Didway
will give a musical monOlOg, THE
Portrait of a Mother" and Mrs.
Long will give sketches of The
Black Nanny in the Old South
land
Mrs. DeVore. accompanied by Mrs.
Conner, will sing when My Mother
Sings by Clokey; Songs My
Mother Taught Me- Dvorak; Life. 8"
by Curran; and Floods of Spring"
by Rachmaninoff.
Members are privileged to bring
their daughters or one guest each.
Mrs. Henry VanGrimmenstein and
Miss Lucille Stewart are in charge of
the program.
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SORORITY TO
HONOR MOTHERS

Members of Epsilon chapter,
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority, will en-
terrain at $50 tonight with a
Mothers day banquet at the Lum-
ley tea room.
The table will be centered with a
bowl of red roses and lighted with
blue and gold candles. Miss Alice
Hoover is chairman of the arrange
ments committee. Miss Doris Ed
rington will give reading, MISS
Elizabeth Poe will play piano solo,
and Miss Roberta Maxwell will sing
Mother Of Pearl. "
Members of Indianapolis chapter,
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority are in
vited to attend the annual spring
formal dance tonight, given by the
Terre Haute chapter.
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Crystal Sho70er
and Bridge Given
for Bride-tO-Be

Mrs. D. E. Mann and Miss Vir-
ginia Mann entertained Friday
night at their home, 1901 North
Keystone avenue, with a crystal
shower and bridge party in honor
of Miss Eileen Kerr, who will be-
come the bride of Leonard r.
Welsh Thursday, May %.
At serving time the table was CEN
tered with a mound of sweet peas,
over which hung a pink umbrella,
concealing the gifts. Favors were
miniature pink and green umbrellas.
Guests were Mrs. James Kerr,
Mrs. Fred Hauness, Mrs. E. La Vern
Johnston, Mrs. Virgil Williams, Mrs
Raymond Waltz. Mrs. Dwight Sher-
burne, Mrs. Homer Webb, Miss
Sarah Frances Downs, Miss Helen
Kiesel, Miss Mary Donahue, Miss
Marietta O'Brien, Miss Eileen Scan
Ion, Miss Julie Wilbur, Miss LaVon
Chalfant and Miss Francis Cougill
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S, S, GIRL RESERVES
ENTERTAIN MOTHERS

Members Of the South Side Girl
Reserves entertained with a tea
Thursday afternoon in honor of
their mothers at the South Side Y.
w. G. A.
The tea table was decorated with
spring flowers and lighted with blue
tapers in crystal holders. Mrs. Elsie
Baker presided at the tea table.
Miss Eleanor Graham gave a
reading and Miss Esther Thurston a
piano solo. Mrs. Charles Starr,
member Of the GIL Reserve COM
mittee, spoke on the Girl Reserve
program.
Mrs. Edward Miller was in charge
OF arrangements
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CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

with names Of recent publications.
Mrs. w. H. Ghere will review 1.-THE
Magic Garden" Mrs. w. L. Tillson
will talk on Edward Everett Hale. A
report of the council meeting will be
made and a musical program will be
! given.
Members Of the Inter-Nos Club
will meet instead of Wednesday,
May %, as announced in the year
book, with Mrs. H. w. Haworth, $40
Campbell avenue. Election will take
place. Mrs. c. w. Graessle will re-
view 0. E. Rolyaag's Giants of the
Earth" and Mrs. w. w. McCrea
will give a talk on THE Diary of a
F'orty-niner."
Members Of Irvington Auxiliary
Public Health Nursing Association
will hold their regular meeting from
! IL to o'clock at the home of Mrs.
w. A. Kelly, 239 South Audubon
road.
THURSDAY
Members OF Caroline Scott Harri-
son chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will meet at
the chapter house, 1874 North Penn
sylvania street, for an indoor picnic.
Mrs. Clarence w. Nichols, Mrs. Eliza
Church and Mrs. M. O. Ryker will
be hoSteSseS. The afternoon will be
spent playing bridge.
Mrs. Horace Elstun, 1852 Ruckle
street, will be hostess for the meet
| ing Of the Aftermath Club at her
home. Mrs. G. S. Rhoades will talk
on Lakes Of Switzerland" Mrs. j.
H. Brill will have as her subject
Swiss Bells" which will conclude
the study of a tour through Europe
conducted during the club year.
Members of the Veronica Club will
be entertained with g. l o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. j. A.
KlebeS 238 North Seventeenth
street, Beech Grove.
FRIDAY
| Mrs. George F'aulstich, Forty
sixth street and Allisonville road.
will entertain for members of the
Iryington Catholic Women's Study
Club at her home. Mrs. Edward
Dallman will read paper on 1.-THE
Liturgical Movement"
Social Life and Customs" will be
the subject of the talk by Mrs. c. j.
Cook, to be given before members of
the Woman's Advance Club. The
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. E. K. Earring, 3109 Ruckle
street.
AltruSa Club members will hold a
dinner meeting at Sis at the
| Columbia Club. This will be a
closed meeting, as delegates for the
national convention to be held In
Denver June 20, 81, and % will be
chosen.
SATURDAY
Guest day will be observed BY
members of the Culture Club at a
meeting at the home of Mrs. Clyde
E. Titus, 1876 Middle drive, Woodruff
Place.
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May Luncheon of
Alpha Phi Held
at Grimes Home

Mrs. Ray D. Grimes was hostess
TODAY at the May luncheon meeting
for members Of indianapolis Alpha
Phi alumnae at her home, $40
North Meridian street. Mrs. Robert
Stokes. Mrs. NJ. b Esterline and
Mrs. George Moffett assisted the
hostess.
The luncheon tables were deco
rated with iris and pink tulips and
lighted with pink tapers. Pink crys-
tai service was used.
Guests were Mrs. William Cauble,
Mrs. George T. Adamson. Mrs. John
Mcdonald. Mrs. irwin Mcdonald.
Mrs. Harry Mason. Mrs. Horace
Wright. Mrs. Ray Northway. Mrs.
]. c. Carter, Mrs. George Miller
Mrs. David Miller Mrs Neil Order
Mrs. A. s. Rove, Mrs. Arthur Dixon
Mrs. Wood Mol. Mrs. James Ruddel
and Miss Amy Glendenning.
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Dance Pupils
of Y. W. Will
.GiUe Recital

Tiny boys and girls in flower cos
tunes will open the program Of the
annual spring recital Of dancing
pupils of Miss Verna Nash, instruc-
tor in the health education depart
ment of the Y. w. C. A, Monday
night in Hollenbeck hall. Ali pupils
of the department will take part in
the program, which will be in two
sections. infant and junior pupils in
the first part and the adult pupils
in the second.
In a Flower Garden" the small
est dancers will appear as follows:
Patsy Pfeiber, rosebud; Dorothy
Masters, Jane Grimmer, Marion
Stewart. Helen Brinkworth, Mary
Helen Calbert, Leo Struther Jr.,
Eleanor Mauch. La Verne Kirkland,
flower bouquet; Barbara, June
Crofts, rainbow; Teddy Mauch and
Mary Ellen Gingrich, two tiny
sweetheartS; Betty Jane Bleeke,
moonbeam.
Juniors on this section of the pro-
gram are Annetta Cohn, Elizabeth
Smith, Eleanor Vale, Mary Alice
Adkins, Joan Ferguson, Susanna
Masters, Yolanda Voucher, in 'All
Aboard the Riddles Special; Mar
jorie Raiser and Susanna Kemp,
Dutch sweethearts; Bernadine
Faux, acrobatic dance; Edith FL
bigger. Elizabeth Master, Janet Nc
Dougal Elizabeth Marlowe, Ruth
williams. Wynona Taylor, Anna Lee
Craigle, Dorothy Jean Hendrickson,
Mary Masters, Betty Jean Kreut-
Finger, hopok dance: Anna Clifford,
Helen Croft, Waneatah Taylor,
Janet Morgan, Mary White, cane
dance; Leona Perry, Nora Hester
and Bernadine Faux, high steppers;
Dorothy Martinez, orientale.
Part two of the program will be
given by the adult students, Lilly
Burres, Helen McGahey. Thelma
Patterson and Susan Whitaker,
tip top tappers; Margaret Tracy,
Ruth Oeftering, tango; Genevieve
Furnas, Edna Johnson, Hazel
Brown, Alma Pieper, zelma Smith,
Eleanor Blackledge, yalsette; Doro-
thy Martinez, valse Lucille; Verna
McTaggart. Mary Lou Matlock,
Harriet Orr, Ida Lurie. LOWE Dye,
Louise Berndt, maidens; Ruth An
derson and Marie Wick, "whoopee
stomp" Louise Barnett, Stella Blass
Annabella Land, Cora Stierwalt
Clara Noffke, Louise Harrel, waltz
clog; Lena Fortney, evening star;
Pearl Leonard, Marjorie Meyer, FL
sic Lipp. Lenore Cole, Esther Howe
military tap; Ruth Oeftering, solo
tap; Alice StallWood, Ethel Gage
Marie Losche, Marie SchlenSker
pony chorus; Laura Williams, Alice
Marie GLAND. jockeys; Violet Carter
Alice June Holloway, Jeanette ALL
man, Bonnie Lou Oberholtzer, Hazel
Meadows and Marie Lauck, Jazz
! routine.
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Hutton EngHSh
NubtiaI Mass at
St. John s Church

Miss Gertrude Hutton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hutton.
923 Tacoma avenue, became the
bride Of Edward English Jr. at
nuptial mass read this morning at
o'clock at st. Johns church.
The bride was attended by Miss
Magdaline English. sister Of the
bridegroom, who wore an orchid
georgette gown and pale green lace
hat and carried an arm boquet of
roses. Albert Plum was best man.
The bride wore cream lace over
satin and cream lace hat and car
ried a shower bouquet Of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served to the bridal
party at Greenfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
English have gone to Chicago and
will be at home after May % at
923 Tacoma. avenue.
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Indiana HarbiStS
Will Hold Last
Season Session

Mrs. Frederick Dale. 5640 Central
avenue, will be hostess tonight at
her home for the final meeting Of
the season of the Indiana Chapter
of HarpiStS.
An ensemble of six harps and solo
numbers will be included in the
program. Assisting guests will be
Miss Marguerite Billo. viOliniSt;
Miss Virginia Leyenberger. cellist;
and Frederick Dale, barytone.
HarpistS will be Mrs. Louise
Schellschmidt-K oehne, president;
Mrs. Alberta Mccain Gaunt. Mrs.
Frederick Dale, Miss Marjorie Call.
Miss Georgia Lacey, Miss Bennie
Henderson Oberholser, Miss Bertha
Gehr Miller, and Miss Betty Baker.
The host and hostess will be as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
TaCQsrt
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Girl Scout News

Camp Delwood opens July l.
The rally will be held at Manual
Training high school athletic field
June l, starting promptly at 2
o'clock. so plan to be there a little
before that time. If it should rain
on that date, the rally will be called
off. as there is no place to hold it
indoors.
Luck Daily received midget pin
as a prize for selling the most
cookies in Troop "a.
The following new candidates
were reported during the last week:
Troop 10. Jennie Vidrich, Margaret
Morris, lola Buchanan, Virginia
Patterson. Ruth Smith; Troop IA,
Lorene Dalton, Mary Ana BeSs,
Martha Wilson, Mary McAfee;
Troop %, Helen Duckwall, Betty
Jane Rice; Troop 46, Jean Racer,
Dorothy BaniSter; Troop %. Marian
Dunkin: Troop /. Elsie Hitter, Bea-
trice loops, Betty McMath, Marie
Schlueter, Lucille Acton, Maxine
Mikesell, Lois Price; Troop 81, Helen
MuterSpaugh, Margaret Sweeney,
Dorothy Jessup; Troop ~, Maxine
Ellis. Mary Jane Williams; Troop
IS. Mary Ellen Billiard and Ella
Thomas.
Troop 8. which meets at Orchard
school, took a hike last Wednesday
instead of holding a regular meet
ing. DoughnutS and apples were
found at the end of the treasure
trail which was laid by Mary Vance
Trent and Eileen Booker.
Girls who were invested as Ten
derfoot Scouts are: Troop 40,
Thelma Cook. Grace Cook. Suzanne
Sturgeon. Dorothy Winters: Troop
10. Ethel Cohen; Troop At, Ruth
Emily Yesbera, Phyllis Ferguson;
Troop %, Bernetta Harrel. Virginia
DePrez; Troop As. Eugenia Martz
and Katherine Fansler.
The camp number Of the salute is
ready. Will leaders please call al
the Office for their quota, or send
one OF their older girls We are
eager that each girl receive a copy
so We suggest that you call as soon
as possible
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ORGANIZATION TO
GIVE LUNCHEON

May luncheon meeting' of Indi-
annapolis Chapter, No. 20, Women's
Organization of Retail Druggists,
will be held Tuesday at the chapter
house. Mrs. Edward Enners is chair
man in charge Of arrangements, as
sisted by Mrs. w. C. Stedfeld, Mrs
F. R. Keiser, Mrs. George Oren, Mrs
A. Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Dunning-
ton and Mrs. George Stockton.
Iris and other spring flowers will
be used in decorating. Mrs. Edward
Niles, president, will preside. A
playlet, Ten in One Medicine" will
be presented by the hostesses fol-
lowing the business session. Mrs
V, D. Keiser will give several vocal
selections, accompanied by Mrs. Ed
ward Crawford.
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VASSAR ALUMNAE
HAVE LUNCHEON

Forty graduates and former stu
dents Of VasSar college attended the
Founders day luncheon at O'Clock
today at the Propylaeum. AS is the
custom, Henry N. MacCracken,
president of Vassar, wrote mes
sage for alumnae and former stu
dents, which was read at the lunch
con. The same message was read
at Founders day celebrations
throughout the country.
Following luncheon, Mrs. Dorothy
Dugan Goodrich. retiring president,
had charge of installation Of new
officers. Mrs. Walter Bieling is the
new president. Other officers are:
Vice president, Mrs. G. H. A.
Cloves; secretary, Miss Caroline
Richardson. and treasurer, Miss
Evelyn Barnes.
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Daughters
of Isabella
to Initiate

Mrs. Katherine Mailman and Miss
Mayme Murphy will be in charge of
initiation and the banquet be given
by the Daughters of Isabella at the
Claypool hotel Sunday afternoon
and evening. Miss Edna Buennagel
is chairman in charge Of candidates.
Initiation will be held in the as
senlbly room of the Claypool hotel
Sunday afternoon at 1870 All can
didates must be on time to register
befort initiation. The banquet will
be held in the Riley room at s
o'clock.
Mrs. Lillian ODay, state regent.
will give the principal address at
the banquet. The program Is being
arranged by Miss Rosemary Lawlor
and Miss Martha Hickey, assisted by
the Daughters of Isabella Glee Club.
The musical program during din
ner will be played by the Ruth Otte
trio.
Daughters of Isabella founded in
indianapolis in 1915 by Mrs. John
Trenck with a membership of sixty
nine members, now has 500 The
charity maintained by the organiza-
ton is St. Elizabeths home on
Churchman avenue.
The Rev. Francis Mellen is chap
lain.
Following is a partial list of can
didateS:
Miss Rosetta Benz. Miss Lena Coco.
Miss Roseann Davey. Miss Angelina Din
frio Miss Mary Doau. Miss Margaret Fall
lon, Miss Edna Fitzsibbons. Miss Fortenso
Glenn. Miss Hester HarSin. Miss Ruby
Hood. Miss Marie King. Miss Marguerite
Lahmsnn. Miss MARY McMahan. Miss
Alma Paetz, Miss Florence Paetz. Miss
| Loretta Rebel. Miss Evelyn Stack Miss
Mary C. Tenner. Mrs. Catherine Conner,
Mrs. Vincent Concannon, Mrs. Flossic
| Griffin. Mrs. Lena. Hahn. Mrs Elizabeth
Jones. Mrs. Dorothy Kaufman, Mrs Anne
! liza Maddalena, Mrs. Linda Maddalena,
Mrs. Adele Mastrapaola. Mrs. Elizabeth
| Morgan. Mrs. Sadie Newman, Mrs. Flor
ence OConnor. Mrs. Elizabeth OGara.
Mrs. Margaret Reilly, Mrs. Adelina Russo,
Mrs. Mary F. Shaw. Mrs Clara Spring
man. Mrs. Helen Springman, Mrs. Marie
! Stone. Mrs Bertha Wehrel. Mrs Frances
Wietke, Mrs. Wayne Wolf. Mrs. Edna
Woods, Mrs. Anna Wulle, Mrs. MarsI
Yonan and Mrs, Amy Wetherby.
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Camp Fire Girls

ramp Fire Guardians Association
nr;u meet wednesday for q surprise
nartv. Every guardian is asked 10
he at the Camp Fire office at o:5U.
letter of further instruction VIII
be sent to each guardian by Mon
day.
Next committee of awards Will be
reid Saturday morning, May %, In
Cropsev hall of the public library
from Q until IL o'clock. This is the
last meeting Of the committee unul
fall so all girls wishing 10 take
rank this summer should plan to be
there. Rank requirement blanks
must be obtained from the Camp
Fire office. filed out and returned
by Friday, May "a.
Anahan group of the West Wash
ington Presbyterian church had a
spread at the home Of the guardian,
Mrs. T. J. Simpson. A ceremonial
will be held this week.
A talk on Camp Fire girls, who
They Are and What They Do was
given Wednesday by Miss Bernice
Boynton. executive secretary. at the
meeting Of the Parent-Teacher Club
of School rs. Miss Jane LaBlant, a
Camp Fire girl of Shunuya group
spoke on why I Am Camp Fire
Girl" at the "Over-the-TeacupS
Club" Friday. at the home of Mrs
Willis Bugbee.
Shuinala group of St. Paul'S
Methodist Episcopal church is max
ing books to be sent TO the hospital
A Mother-Daughter banquet Will be
given by this group.
At the regular meeting OF the
Otyokwa group. the girls won q
handcraft honor by darnlne stock
nG&
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MONDAY

NlSINOtA1
Members of the Indianapolis
Literary Club will hear Frederick E.
Matson talk on The Modern Col
lege System" at the meeting at the
D. A. R. chapter house, 824 North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. l.. r. Cartwright and Mrs.
B. F. Leib will be hoStesSeS for the
meeting of the Present Day Club in
the Harrison room of the Columbia
Club. Mrs. c. w. Cauble will talk on
western Waterway Development, "
and Mrs. J. w. Sewage on "St. Law
renee"
Mother and Daughter day will be
observed by members Of the Mon
day Club at the meeting at the D.
A. r. chapter house. 824 North
Pennsylvania street. Members may
bring daughters or one guest.
Members of the executive board
of the Indianapolis Matinee Mu-
sicale will meet at the home of the
president, Mrs Robert Brakeman,
3848 North Pennsylvania street, at
10 o'clock.
Delta Zeta Psi sorority will hold
its regular business meeting at the
Chamber of Commerce at 8 o'clock.
Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club will
meet at the chapter house. Lunch
con will be served. Mrs. Gay May,
Mrs. Edward Short, and Mrs. w. A.
SnodgrasS will be hostesses. Annual
election will be held.
TUESDAY
Guest day will be observed by
members of the Irvington Tuesday
Club at the home of Miss Anna
Lott, 322 Downey avenue. Mrs. K. T.
Garten will give a travel talk.
A May day program in charge OF
Mrs. Frank w. Cregor, chairman;
Mrs. Daugherty Sheerin and Mrs
Gilbert McNutt will be given at the
home of Mrs. Walter Kuhn, 410S
North Illinois street, for members
of the Proctor Club.
Members of the Inter Ala Club
will be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Roy Slaughter, $50 Bucking-
ham drive. Mrs. Walter G. EARL
will talk on Belgian Lace Tea
Cloths" and Mrs. Jesse A. Roush
THE Russian Copper Samovar."
Members of the Independent So
cial Club will celebrate their twenty
third anniversary at the Columbia
Club with o'clock luncheon. Mrs
Everette A. Hunt and Mrs. Frank
Shellhouse will be hostesses.
Artemus Club members will hold
their regular business meeting at
the home of Mrs. A. E. Brown. 41O
West Thirtieth street. Plans will be
made for the June party.
Members of indianapolis Chapter
No. 20. Women's Organization OF
Retail Druggists, will entertain with
May luncheon meeting at the
chapter house. Mrs. Edward Enners
is chairman in charge. A playlet will
be given by Mrs. Eraers and her
committee following the business
session.
Christ church branch of the Girls
Friendly society will entertain with
its annual Mothers and Daughters
banquet.
Members Of the Zonta Club will
have a dinner meeting at 6:15 in
the Harrison room of the Columbus
Club.
WEDNESDAY
Members Of the HooSier Tourist
Club will meet at the home of Mrs
j. P. Aspinall, 568S Guilford avenue
Mrs. H. K. Fatout will talk on Land
Of Wales" and Mrs. Sherman Mott
will have as her subject, Welsh
Cities"
Mrs. Maggie Kinser, 531 South
New Jersey street, will be hostess
for the meeting of the New Era
Club. Roll call will be responded &c
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PERSONALS

2. w. Leach, 1854 East Ohio street
is in Chicago, staying at the Edge
water Beach hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Barton
Admiral apartments, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Wilmeth, 1925 North Me-
ridian street. will go to French Lick
and Churchill Downs Friday to at
tend the Kentucky Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Griffith
1920 Fall Creek boulevard, and Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin r. Brown, 628 East
Forty-sixth street, will go to French
Lick the latter part Of the week.
They will go to Louisville for the
Derby next Saturday.
Miss Ruby Keiffer, 1885 Washing
ton boulevard, left today to visit
relatives In New York. She will be
gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stempfel,
4451 North Delaware street, and Mr..
and Mrs. M. P. Crist, 3419 North
Pennsylvania street. are spending
the weekend in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Fouts, 1925
North Pennsylvania street, will go
to Louisville next weekend to at
tend the Derby and festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Stein
metz, lis East Fortieth street, are
going to French Lick and Church
i'll Downs next weekend to attend
the Derby.
Miss Mary Ellen O'Hara, Muncie,
Is the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Baker Williams, A
East FiftY-Second street.