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SOthe7n to
BeHearda at
Club Attain

z. H. Sothern, one of the leading
actors of his generation, will be
heard in recital at BIS Monday
evening. Feb. %, at the Masonic
temple under the auspices Of the
indianapolis Business and Profess
sional Women's Club.
Through forty years as an actor
of first importance on the Ameri-
can boards, E. H. Sothern has ap-
peared in many plays of all kinds.
The last twenty years have been de-
voted chiefly to classic drama IN
association with Julia Marlowe, out
before he acted light and romantic
comedy.
His program for his first appear
ance in Indianapolis on the recltai
platform will be devoted TO scenes
from Macbeth" 1.-THE Merchant OF
Venice" IF 1 Were King" and by
special request, Lord Dundreary,
originated by E. A. Sothern, MI
Sothern's father.
From Macbeth" Sothern viii re-
cite the scene in which King Dun
can is murdered. He will give
brief resume of the plot Of the play
and relate incidents about its stage
production.
Sothern will discuss the romantic
drama. with special reference TO
Justin McCarthy's "H / Were King
giving several of villon's poems ana
Rudyard Kipling's ballad, ITO the
TTxe Romance.
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Girl Scout News

Betty Jean Smith, Barbara
Ezekiel. Rosebud Ezekiel, Miriam
Long and Martha Trembly, all OF
Troop II. will act as ushers at a
lecture to be given at the North
Park Christian church Sunday
New candidates In the troop are
Anna Mae Mendenhall, Phyllis
Harmon, Mary Schoonover and
Edith De Mienkum.
Patrol 3 of Troop ~ had a sur
prise birthday dinner for its captain,
Mrs. ]. K. Langfitt, Tuesday eve
ming.
Troop Is will have a Valentine
party Monday instead Of regular
meeting. Miss Laura Tucker Is
leader,
Daisy patrol of Troop IA will be u
charge of a Valentine party for the
troop Monday. The troop has two
new candidates, Helen Muller and
Orpha Black.
The eagle patrol of Troop 5 had
a party Wednesday. Louise Ewel IS
patrol leader.
Troop 43, Mrs. Halverson, leader,
will give a Valentine party Monday.
Troop AZ gave farewell party ,or
Miss Emma Lemen, leader, who Is
leaving tn accept a position as local
director at Akron, o. The troop pre-
sented her with a leather brief case
and the troop committee gave her a
first aid kit. The troops will have an
all-day meeting Tuesday.
Troop 81, a new troop under the
leadership of Mrs. A. w. Noling,
has chosen the narcissuS as its en-
blem. It's colors are green ana
white and ties dark green. Patrol
leaders are Jane Ferguson, June
Buleter and Jean Lewis. Betty
Spencer is scribe.
New candidates this week are:
Trop /, Muriel Anderson, Tporp o.
Dorothy Woods, Dana Viking, Ella
Mae Bailey, and Mary Rosalie poerr.
The following have been invested
as tenderfoot scouts: Troop TO-
Beulah Wilkerson; Troop Is, Betty
Ann Foltz. Evelyn Barker, Betty
Elliott and Frances Hill.
Any leaders wishing flrst-place
training are urged to attend classes
held every Monday morning at
headquarters. Miss Edna Hamilton
will speak Monday and Merritt Har-
rison will be the speaker Feb. IL.
Because of the illness Of hostess
examiners during the past month,
the badge will be given again at the
March court.
Camp reunion will be held Satur-
day afternoon, March 2, from TO D
All former campers are asked to be
at the old Manual Training hlgn
school gym at that time. All other
scouts are invited.
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NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R. CHAPTERS

Chapters having sent boxes to FL
lis Island this year are asked to re-
port to the state chairman, Mrs.
Guy Alspach, Rochester, at once.
Chapters which did not send boxes
are asked to contribute and report
before March /.
Mrs. A, F. Poorman, state director
of c. A. r., has announced the re-
appointment of Mrs. George F..
Chester, Valparaiso, as president
of the Elizabeth Bassett Harrison
society, G. A. r., and Mrs. Paul
Gerhard, Kokomo, as president of
General Israel Putnam society.
Miss Alice Goldthwaite, regent of
General Francis Marion chapter,
Marion, and Mrs. Ovid Miller will
be delegates and MeSdameS o. M.
Finn, Turner Overman, G.. CT. Eek
hart, Claude Beck, Warren; James
Carey, John Koepoen, J. S. Dillon,
Lafountaine; L. B. Morris, Albert
Laidlcw. Washington, D. c.; B. @.
Dale and William Drury, alternates
to the continental congress.
Mrs. Winnie HunnrichouSer, Ply
mouth, organizing regent of WITH
ougan chapter, died at Ford hos
pita1, Detroit. Mich, Monday. fol-
lowing an illness of several weeks
She served as regent of the chap
ter for three years. A chair is now
being established in washington, D.
c., in the new Constitution hall in
her memory.
q n q
Ouibache chapter, Attica, met
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Hubert Wasburn. Mesdames
A. S. Dolch, regent, and Charles
Thompson we're selected delegates
to the Continental congress. The
chapter will give a Washington day
luncheon, Feb. %. at the Harrison
Hills Country Club.
Mrs. D. B. White entertained
members of the Portland chapter
Tuesday evening at an indoor pic
mic supper. A program in keeping
with Lincoln's birthday followed.
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Paylet to
Be GiUe11 BY
Club Group

A Chinese playlet, "The Toy
Lady" will be given by members OF
the drama department of the Wom-
ans Department Club at 8:15 Mon
day evening. Feb. 10. Mrs. James l..
Kalleen and Mrs. Edward E. Files
are directing the production.
Members of the cast include Mes
danes Francis F. Hamilton, H. w.
pragoo, Max Kendall, John Robert
Craig, Harry Wood, Edward E. Files,
A. G. Rasmussen, A. z. Shirley and
Louis A. Baker.
Mrs. w. r. Klingholz is chairman
of the stage and property commit
tee. She is being assisted by Mes
danes w. o. Bates, William G. Bar
tholomew, George Cox, w. c. Roy
er, James P. Tretton, Max Ziegler,
Donald Graham and Paul Hurt.
Ushers will be Mesdames George
A. Leebody, w. G. Roger, w. L.
Bailey, Laura Osterhage, Herbert
Grimes and Miss Bertha Edwards.
Mrs. Harry Watson is chairman OF
the tea committee.
Mrs. Julian Paul, resident of
China for many years, will give a
talk on 1.-THE Customs and Manners
of the Chinese" There will be no
meeting Monday.
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$50 Present at
State Luncheon
of Psi Iota XII

Two hundred and fifty members,
representing forty chapters IN the
state of Indiana, attended the an
nual state luncheon of Psi Iota XII
sorority, given today at the Column
bia Club.
Tables were decorated with bou-
quets of red and white sweetpeas
and lighted with tall red tapers, tied
with bowss of white tulle. Favors
were white correspondence cards,
bearing the sorority crest.
Seated at the head table we're the
grand officers, including Mrs. Tulet
Emison, grand president; Miss Alta
Redmond, vice-president; Mrs. Mil
dred Adams, secretary; Mrs. Enid
Schenkel, treasurer; Miss Aileen
Taylor. editress; Miss Frances Shep-
part, conductress; Mrs. Irene Kelly
Huyette, advisor, and Mrs. Mary
Oliver, northern province chairman;
Miss Mildred Legge, central province
chairman and Miss Florence Welt
hoff, southern province chairman.
Others at the presidents table
we're Mrs. Dudley Williston, general
chairman of the luncheon and Mrs.
Clarence Reddick Boys, Plymouth,
state publicity chairman.
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The program, which has been ar
ranged by Mrs. M. D. Didway, will
include vocal duet by Mrs. T. VIII
liam Engle and Mrs. William r.
Sieber; a group of songs by Mrs.
FRED Knodle; a doll dance by Miss
Marietta Coval; reading in costume
by Mrs. w. D. Long; reading,
when Grandmother Danced the
Minuet," by Mrs. william Sieber;
a song composed by Mrs. John
Craig, sung by Mrs. Engle, and a
flag dance by Miss Coval.
Reservations have been made for
forty-five members and guests.
Among the guests will be Mrs. Sam
uel Espy, Logansport, district chair
man of the American War Mothers,
and Mrs. w. w. Gates, regent of
Oliver Perry Morton chapter,
Daughters of the Union.
Mrs. Lillian Geyer Winget, gen.
eral chairman in charge, is being
assisted by Mesdames M. D. Didway,
Ralph L. Jacobs, George J. NeihauS
and Henrietta Citizens.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. C. c. Kirk, president of the
Indianapolis chapter, and Mrs.
Charles E. Carter.
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This style presented adapts
itself admirably to the seasons new
fabrics in chic woolens of new soft
ness ard texture, silk crepes in at
tractive modernistic prints, crepe
satin and sheer crepes. All-around
circular skirt is attached to hip
yoke to give trim, slender line.
The pattern of this Style No
1887 contains an illustrated dress
making lesson showing in pictures
exactly how it is made. Cuts in
sizes 16, 10 years, SO, SO, 40 and AZ
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 filing out
the above coupon, incosing Is cents
(coin preferred), and mailing 1t to
the Pattern Department OF The
Times. Delivery is made In about
a week.
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Administrators
i'm Education to
Be Entertained

Mrs. Harry L. Foreman, 1926
Washington boulevard, will enter
tain at her home at 2:30 p. m
Tuesday with a reception in honor
of heads of the secondary schools
and colleges of Indianapolis, to be
given by members Of the Indianapo-
lis branch of the American Asso-
citation of University Women, as the
February meeting of the organiza-
ton.
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb, speaker
for the meeting, will discuss, Hand
Woven Coverlets."
Mrs. Murray N. Hadley will assist
Mrs. Foreman as chairman in
charge of general arrangements
Mrs. Murvin E. Curle will preside
at tea table. Mrs. Hadley's COM
mittee members are, alufnnae of
Bryn Mawr, Vassar, Milwaukee
Downer, Ward Belmont, Lake Erie
and numrouS colleges.
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Camp Fire Girls

Mrs. E. c. Rumpler will be the
speaker for the Camp Fire Girls
Mother daughter luncheon to be
given Tuesday at 1880 p. m. at
the Central n E. church. ReServa-
tons were closed today.
A short training course for all
new and prospective guardians will
be given at the Camp Fire office
beginning. Wednesday at 10 a. m.
and continuing each Wednesday for
four weeks.
Anahan- Uniliyi group of the West
washington Presbyterian church
will have a Washington birthday
party and ceremonial. Plans are
also under way for earning the
Camp Fire birthday honor.
A new group registed this week
is Atnaya at School 10. Miss
Marthabelle Pierce is the guardian
of Dona Hahn, Ruth Hendricks,
Winifred Holycross, Elizabeth Line
berry, Evelyn Smith. Margaret
Thomas and Betty Thornburgh.
Aiyikpa group learned the making
of beaded head bands at its meeting
under direction of Mrs. A. L. Jen-
kins, assistant guardian.
wokitan group held council fire
Thursday at School IS.
Wetomachick group of School 50
has elected the following officers:
Louise Plummer. president; Lucille
Stovell, vice-president; BeTnice
Miller, treasurer; Alice Hiene, Sec
rotary; Katherine Ross, Scribe At
the next meeting the girls will prac-
tice songs for a mother-daughter
banquet.
Otyokwa group of School 9 held a
xegulsr business meeting this week.
Chspponoch group OF Irvington
held a ceremonial. Tawasiya group
members we're guests. Honor beads
were awarded.
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H. Sharp and Harry z. Gates were
initiated at the last meeting Of the
chapter.
Victorian chapter viii meet at
1:3O D. m. Friday with Mrs. Harry
Bear, 0771a Oliver avenue. Mrs.
Bertha Muncie will assist the host
ess. Members will respond to roll
call with facts concerning Czecho-
Slovakia. Decorations will be car
ried out in Valentine colors. Mrs.
Paul Ritter will give a group Of
piano numbers. Mrs. r. Brunsma
and Mrs. Ritter will be initiated.
Mrs. Claude BYfield will preside.
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Relations" Mrs. D. Burns Douglass
presided at the meeting. HoStesses
included Medanes Carl TumbleSon,
w. J. Bowker, w. A. Nichols. Frank
Dulin, M. L. Robinson and Miss
Mabel Thorne.
Mrs. Roy Bogner, regent OF White
River chapter, Washington, will be
delegate from that chapter to the
continental congress and Mesdames
J. w. Kessler, A. J. Hart and George
Bultman will be alternates, accord
ing to an election by the chapter
at the meeting Saturday, held at
the home of Mrs. r. O. Dykins.
Mesdames G. D. Sebring we're as
sisting hostesses. Plans were made
to send box to Ellis Island. A
guest day meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. S. B. Boyd on
Washington's birthday. Mrs. w. A.
Borders and Mrs. Dykins will be as
siSting hoStesses.
Mrs. nellie Cain was hostess for
the meeting of James Cox chapter,
Kokomo, at her home Tuesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Philip H. Palmer read
a paper on Memorial Trees" Let
tiers from nonresident members
were read. At serving time Mrs.
Glen Hills and Mrs. Roscoe Helms
presided at the tea table. Assisting
in the dining-room were Mesdames
Minnie Hill, Lulu jackson, Mia
March and Laura Mayfield.
Mrs. S. B. Robinson, regent of
General John Gibson chapter,
Princeton, and Miss Eloise Adams
will be delegates and alternates will
be MeSdameS Ada Davis and E. E.
Watts to the continental congress.
They we're chosen at a chapter
meeting at the home of Mrs. Marsh
Lewis. Assisting hostesSeS were Mes
dame j. E. Hall, Fred Gray, Alfred
Johnson; Misses Alice Hopkins and
Isabelle Milbu-n. Miss Latha Mes
bit was received into the chapter.
Extracts from Washington's Fare
well Address" were read by Mrs.
Oscar Haas and Miss Alice Hopkins
read "Washington'S Winter at VAL
ley Forge" Miss Elizabeth John
son presented musical program.
The chapters washington party
will be held at the Methodist hos
pital nurses home at Attica, the
superintendent of that institution,
Miss Mary Elrna Thompson, mem
Der of Ouibache chapter, Attica,
having extneded the invitation. A
committe composed of Mesdames
Arch Sprowl. Arthur Carithers.
Misses Isabelle Milburn and Mayme
Archer has been appointed to ar
range for the party.
Mrs. Wilson H. Hamilton, Iowa
state regent. has invited the Rev.
Louis A, Rocca. pastor of Trinity
Episcopal church. TT Wayne. to
speak before the Iowa state confer
ence March 4. He has accepted and
Sill talk on Citizenship. Patriot
ism and Anlericanism,' the same
address he gave at the opening
session of the Indiana state con-
ference.
A meeting of the state executive
board will be held in indianapolis
| rTfaYsrc<ox, eva.>{,~o E,nh 90 TIL
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will be poStniStreSs and distribute
Valentines to each member. Mrs.
Oscar Burghard will sing, IF Were
a Star" Guests of the chapter will
be Mesdames G. Maddinger, Albert
Neurerberg and Vernon Bowers.
Panamanian chapter members
will be entertained with luncheon
at noon Thursday at the Y. w. C. A.
by Mrs. Dorothy Davis. Mrs. Cora
Ulrey will be assisting hostess. Mem
bers will respond to roll call with
current events. Mrs. G. M. Ste
phenS will be a guest of the chap
ter. Mesdames Roderick Rae, Edna
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Dick Miller to Talk

Dick Miller will speak to men,
bers of the Indianapolis Business
and Professional Women's Club
when they meet at Thursday night
at the Masonic temple Miss Flora
Lyons will be in charge Of mu-
steal program. During a forum
hour, G. Leroy Austin will speak on
Calendar Simplification.s
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MunicipoL Gardens PurtN

w UItECtpUG UUTUbIto UT "
A card party, given by the Speed
way women members of the Munich
pal Gardens Woman's Club, will be
held at 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
at the Municipal Gardens. Mrs. w.
M. Seward is chairman of the affair,
assisted by Mesdames e. o. Renard,
Albert Greatbach, William HodgSon.
E. H. Hanke, K. P. Henson, H. C.
Miller, Herman Wall, Robert Hook
er. Gus Scheneway, Joseph Henry,
D. D. Philips, r. E. Philips, E. Gull
berson and Charles Marshall.
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War Mothers State President
f wiz Be Honor Guest Tuesday

the American
ls1 honor and principal speaker at the
Tuesday at the Chamber OF Commerce
American Mothers
Some Things One Can Learn From the
Family"
hospital committee will short talk outlining
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AIun,nde Meetiuo

Indiana Gamma Alumnae Club of
Pi Beta Phi sorority will meet Mon
day at $50 p. m. at the Lunley tea
room. Reservations may be made
with Miss Margaret Kellenbach,
3l35 College avenue.
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Valentine Card Pnrta

Mrs. Stella Colman is chairman in
charge OF arrangements for the an
nual Valentine card party to be
given Tuesday at the Wonaan's De-
partment Club home by members of
the Mutual Service Association.
Proceeds of the party viii be given
70 the Mutual Service trust fund.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Colmau. Playing cards viii not be
supplied.
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Mr.. AND MRS. BEST
GIVE DINNER PARTY

Honoring members of Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity and their wives,
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS Best entertained
Friday night with dinner at their
home, 5345 North Delaware street.
Covers we're laid at small tables,
decorated with Valentine colors, for
Messrs. and Mesdames Walker w.
WinSlow, William A. Hanley, Mil
ton T. Rybolt, Arthur Newkirk, KEN
meth D. Cofin, A. N. Lawson, L. ".
Sheridan and E. j. Bayer.
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Cards aud Bunco

A card and bunco party viii bf
given by st. Patrick's Social Gu
at S:l5 Sunday evening in tht
school hall. Mrs. Avis Shannon i
chairman in charge.
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General Frances MARION CIlapOSl,
Marion, will entertain with its an
nual Washington birthday dinner
at the Y. w. c. A., Friday, Feb. %.
Mrs. James B. CrankShaw, FIT.
Wayne, state regent, will be the
guest of honor. Husbands Of mem
bers will attend, and prospective
members may also be invited. Mrs.
Crankshaw will speak on What 1t
Means to Be D. A. r.: It's obi
cations and Opportunities" Host
esseS for dinner will be Mesdames
Henry F:rlewine, Charles Priest,
Field Swezey, Frederick M. Cook,
Jesse Landauer, Walter Reardon, E.
J. Albright. Mary L. Sweetser; DR..
Nettie B. Powell and Miss Florence
Denison. Mrs Harold Thomas,
chairman of the flag committee, will
give the February nag lesson.
Dorothy @ chapter, Crawfords-
vile, will celebrate Washington's
birthday at s p. m. Friday. Feb. %,
with Colonial party at the Elston
Memorial chapter house. Each
member may bring one guest. Mem
bers of the Thomas Mason chapter
of the recently organized Sons of
the American Revolution and their
wives will be guests.
A committee composed Of Mrs.
Roy Lloyd. Mrs. Charles Radcliffe
and Mrs. Frank w. Curtis met
Thursday at the William Harrison
mansion Thursday to complete plans
for the Washington birthday party
to be given by the vincennes chap
ter, Feb. %. Miss Arleigh Bunting
is sponsor for a patriotic program,
and Mrs. j. G. James and Mrs. Ray
Cross of musical program Host
esSes will be Mesdames B. B. HarSha,
John z. Holm, Toy Lloyd. Frank w.
Curtis and c. F. Radcliffe; Misses
Mary w. Britain, May Brouilette
and nellie Norman. Reservations
are in charge Of Mesdames Harsha
and Holm; and Misses Britain and
Brouilette.
Muncie chapter will meet Monday
in celebration of the thirty-second
anniversary of the granting of its
charter. Ex-regents will be hostesses.
Mrs. James B. Crankshaw, state
regent, will be honor guest. Mrs. L.
w. Roscoe will read excerpts from a
century-old history of George
Washington. A musical program
viii be presented by hrs. Fred Grill
". The chapter held a meeting to-
day at the home of Mrs. H. r.
Maxon. when Miss Portia Reeves
spoke on Defense of Patriotism.
Mrs. Masvon was assisted by Mes
danes Henry wyson Marsh. Everett
Warner. Robert Barnes aid Miss
Harriet McCulloch.
Mrs. E. H. Merritt has been
chosen delegate to the continental
congress to be held in washington
in April by members of Mary Pen
rose Wayne chapter. TT. Wayne. Ten
alternates were selected as follows:
Mesdsmes Lyman Gould, Louise
Griswold, Harry Lowery, Leroy
Bradley. r. H. Pinkham, w. j
Bowker. w. j. Spangle, A. D. Bach
Henry Miller and Edgard Mendsn-
hall. Rollo E. Mosher. history yro-
lessor in the North side high SnooI
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ARRANGING LINCOLN LUNCHEON

Mrs. Lillian
Geyer Winget
is chairman
IL charge
Of arrange
7zentS for
g Lincoln
dag luncheon
to be
giv'n Tuesday
ty the IN
eiGnopolis
chapter,
american
WCr Mothers,
at the
Chamber
OF Commerce
building.
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SOci0I CINb to Enfertoin

st. Mary's Social Club will enter
tain Sunday at the school hall, 315
North New Jersey street, with card
and lotto party.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt G.. Frarlcke.
3044 Central avenue, have gone to
Florida for the remainder Of the
winter.
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A meeting of the state executive
board will be held in indianapolis
Thursday evening. Feb. &c. The
state council win meet Friday.
March l.
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Mrs. Z. H. Merritt has been
chosen delegate to the continental
congress to be held in Washington
in April by members of Mary PEN
rose Wayne chapter, TT. Wayne. Ten
alternates were selected as follows:
Mesdames Lyman Gould, Louise
Griswold. Harry Lowery. Leroy
Evening star., 1929-12-01
Nebraska State Society to
Meet Friday Evening

The first meeting of the Nebraska
State Society for the season of 1929-3O
will be Friday at the Hay-Adams House
800 Sixteenth street northwest, at 6
o'clock pm. Mr.. E. E. Danly, special
assistant in the Department of Justice
side.
Among we'll known Nebraskans lately
arrived in the city who are expected to
be present are: Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.
McKelvie, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert NJ.
Hitchcock, Alexander H. Legge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and Mrs. Lulah T.
Andrews. The George Washington Glee
Club will sing Officers for 1880 will BE
elected at this meeting. following the re-
port of a nominating committee already
appointed.
Hostesses for the evening will include
Mrs. r. G. Simmons. Mrs. Fred G. John
son, Mrs. Charles H. Sloan Mrs. John
H. Morehead, Mrs Edgar Howard, Mrs.
Villa Hammond, Mrs. E. E. Danly, Mrs.
j. w. Crabtree, Mrs. w. r. .Chaplinc,
Mrs. L. B. Pilsbury. Mrs. Jack Lee, Mrs.
r. J.. Pcsson. Mrs. John L. McGrew,
Mrs Carl Hartley, Mrs. Charles S.
Lobingier, Mrs. H. A. Harding, Miss
Evening star., 1929-12-01

Of the bride, was maid of honor and
wore an afternoon gown Of wine-color
crepe with hat to match. Dinah and
Julienne Upton, small nieces Of the
bride. were flower girls. Mr.. George
Velkey of New York City was his
brothers best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Velkey
are spending their honeymoon in the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kreamer an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Evelyn Cecilia to Mr.. Lawrence r.
Didzoneit Saturday, November %, in
Frederick, Md.
Mrs. Ira Crickenberger and Mr.. Jack
Crickenberger have returned from a
visit to the formers mother, Mrs. A. "
Willingham, in Remington, Va.
Mrs. Thomas Mays of Monroe. Va
is the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P Morris
Mr.. Hiram Glenn has gone to his
home in Columbus, Ohio. after a visit
with his aunt, Mrs. George Hildebrand
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Kidwell were week
! end guests of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Clark, in Minneville
| Va.
Mrs. Paul Chaplin Of Charlotte, N. c.,