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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-08

by a Richmond artist; a prize Of
S35 by a friend of the art associa-
ton for the best landscape, and an
other $25 prize by the art asoscia-
ton for the best figure.
Francis Chaplin, Chicago, will be
juror of awards.
The exhibit this year is the larg-
est in the history of the shoWings
One of the interesting features of
the display is an exhibit of more
than thirty paintings by Oakley
Richey, teacher in the John Heron
Art Institute.
Among the artists who have can
vases hanging at the exhibit are
Wayman Adams, Guy Brown Wiser.
Will Stevens, Harvey En1risk, H. R.
McGinnis Randolph La Sale
Coats, Miss arolyn G. Bradley, Mar
garetC Breckenridge, Elizabeth
Comstock, William A. Eyden, Mars
ton Hodgin, John M. King, Lawr-
ence McConaha, Robert G. Morris,
Clara G. Newman, Elmert j. Porter,
Hrs. N. L. Richards, Mrs. o. H.
Sprong and Marble Card Smith.
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The style No. 1923 will indeed
surprise friend husband, for he will
never suspect you are wearing an
apron when you appear III this
smart TERED model. And he will
think you so clever when you tell
him you made it, for it looks so in
tricate. while in reality, it is so en-
tirely simple to make. 1t cuts in
one-piece! Only extra parts are
suspender straps, which are at
tached to shoulders, and sash. II
is fashioned of yellow piue printed
in green tones with plain green
piping.
The pattern shows in picture les
sons exactly how to make it. Just
how to cut through the perforated
lines and gather lower edge and join
to upper edge, to make the tered
effect. after which it is ready for
sash and suspender straps 1t is
designed in small medium and large
size. and is made with Il yards of
36-nch material with II yards OF
binding in the medium size.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon. inclosing Is cents
(coin proferredl. and mailing it to
the Pattern Department of The
Times. Delivery is made in about
a week.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashion. ap practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
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Bride-tO-Be GUen
Bridge Tea at
Athletic CIu b

Mrs. Cecil G. Cooley, Blooming
ton, and Mrs. R. Flake Baity, South
Bend, entertained today at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club with a
bridge tea in honor Of Miss Ger
trude Fogarty, whose marriage to
Ralph Ittenbach will take place
Tuesday, April 16, at SIS. Peter and
Paul cathedral
Peach blossoms we're used in deco
rating. The bride-elect was pre-
sented with a silver coffee service
by the guests, twelve attending.
Miss Fogarty will be honor guest
at a party to be given by Miss Cath
crime Reedy, TOT East Eleventh
street, Tuesday night. Mrs. James
P. Scott, 2235 North Meridian street,
will be hostess at a party in her
honor Thursday night.
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Ball of
Retail Drug iStS
Set fo1" Monday

Indianapolis Association of Retail
Druggists will hold its annual dance
and trolic Monday night at the In
diana roof Proceeds will be used
for tate and national work pertain
ing to pharmacy.
Officers of the organization are:
President, George C. Schaub: vice
president, w. A. Oren; secretary
treasurer, j. G. Mead members OF
the executive board, C. G. Mueller,
H. j. Borst. Mark Jet and j. B.
Wade. William Freund is chairman
and IS being assisted by George
Schaub, Mark Jett, B. M. Keene, w.
A. Oren. H. j. BorSt, John Painter,
Ray Merschat Pierre Morgan, Ed
ward Gerger and w. G. Stedfeld.
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State Sunshine
Society Elects
Ne1O Officials

Miss Mary Davidson, CraWfords-
vile, was elected president of the
Indiana State Sunshine Society at
the closing session of the annual
convention Saturday at Crawfords-
vile.
Other officers are: Vice president,
Miss Jane Alice Rouls. Upton;
secretary, Miss Antoinette Wood
burn, ColfaX: treasurer, Miss VAL
eria Blunt, Scottsburg. and state
editor, Miss Marjoria Friend, Mont
icello.
The convention next year will be
held at Upton. School honor
awards, based on attendance. we're
won by Goshen, West Lafayette.
Huntington and Mount Vernon.
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Awards of certificates to women
in indianapolis and vicinity who
completed the short course in cleo
trical cookery, conducted by the
home service department. of the In
dianapolis Power and Light Com
pany will be made at 2:15 Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. J. R. Farrill, di-
rector Of the department.
The awards will be made in the
model electric home on the lower
floor of the Monument place build
ing of the company. Following
award of certificates, there will be
an informal guest meeting and tea,
to which all women OF the city have
been invited Certificate winners
will give brief talks and Mrs. Farrell
and Mrs. Augusta Richey, her assist
ant in cookery, will also speak.
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Dorothy Oblinger and Fiance
Are Guests at Supper Bridge

andn crystal shower in honor Of
the bride-ele
Decorations and appointments
were in the bridal colors, pink and
blue. The tables we're decorated
with sweet peas in these shades
and lighted with tapers of the same
colors.
Guests with Miss Oblinger and
her mother, Mrs. r. T. Oblinger,
were Mrs. z. c. Rohlwiag, Daven-
port, Ia; Mrs. w. E. Scott, Mrs.
Charles L. Walker. Mrs P. w. Wick
cry, Mrs. H. j. McDargh, Mrs. R. F.
VanAlystine, Mrs. E. P. Rogers, Mrs.
Robert Bragg, Mrs. L. r. McLain,
Miss Clara Oblinger, Miss Charlotte
Uhl and Miss Frieda Ul1l
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B11des-E
at
Bridge Party

Miss Anne Timberlake, 2035 North
Meridian street, entertained today
with a luncheon bridge party at the
Indianapolis Propylaeum in honor
of Miss Mary Josephine Owens and
Miss Dorothy Dietz.
Miss Ovens will become the bride
of Addison Bliss Miller in June and
Miss Dietz will marry Rudolph
Stempfel May l.
The luncheon table was centered
with a plateau of yellow roses, and
lighted with yellow tapers tied with
yellow tulle.
Covers we're laid for Miss Timber
lake. Miss Dietz, Miss Ovens, Mrs.
William Ayerill Johnson. Mrs. Wal
ter Baker Williams, Mrs. Henry
Frenzel, Mrs. Robert Mckee Miss
Elizabeth Mckee, Miss P:Xley Ran
ney Miss Louise Cooper, Miss
Rosamond Kittle, Miss Edith Anne
Stafford. Miss Martha Taylor, Miss
Marilla LemauX, Miss Sara Thomas,
and Miss Sara Tice Adams.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs E. C. Timberlake.
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Honorjng Miss Dorothy Oblinger
and H. Robert Uhl whose marriage
will take place April "a, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul E. Stubs, 511 North Colo
RADIO street, entertained Sunday
night at their home with supper
bridge party.
The tables were decorated with
roses and sweet peas. Guests, be-
sides those honored. were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Bragg, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Burton, Mrs. Mary Reid, Miss
Clara Oblinger, Morrison Davis and
George Locke.
Mrs, A. w. Rohlwing, 5542 College
avenue, entertaeind Saturday at her
home with q luncheon bridge party
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-08
Indiana Federated Art
Club VIII Open Fourth
Convention Here Friday

M
w fourth annual convention the John Heron institute
delegates 0 L. Robinson.
Wayne Kendalvie
hncheons will
Spencer, Keeney
A c
Mrs AyTes general chairman in charge the Indiana art
A
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Mrs. TomZinson VIII Talk

Regular meeting of Hamilton
Berry chapter, Service Star Legion,
will be held at 2:30 Tuesday at the
Chamber Of Commerce. Mrs.
George M. Spiegel, president, will
preside. Mrs. Anna Tomlinson will
be the speaker of the afternoon. She
will talk on her experiences on the
Indian reservations in the south
west. Members may bring guests.
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Club Plans PnYtu

Members Of the Amicitia Club will
entertain with their annual benefit
bridge party at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the Woman's Depart
ment Club. Mrs. Rufus O'HarroW
is general chairman in charge of
arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Carl
R. Day, Ms. Mack Braughton, Mrs.
George Green and Mrs. Hattie
Brown.
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sew. Bedford. the department of conserva-
ton state Of Indiana
Address-'|The Art Extension Committee
Of Illinois R. z. Hieronymus. community
advisor University Of Illinois
Pilgrimage -NIrs Alvin T Coate. chair
man. Mrs John Moring Fl WAYNE; Mrs
Maurice Goodwin, Newcastle; Mrs L. O.
CrGth. Nashville. Mrs. 2 /. Erb. Con
rererille Mrs ". J. shumste. Lebanon:
Mrs. Edna S. CetheM Richmond
80 p. NJ
Motor tour. shopping tour
$3.50 P. M
Sixth annual Indiana art dinner. Clay
pool hotel Riley room under the auspices
If the art department.. Womans Depart
meut Club. Indianapolis: Mrs. Leonidas F.
Smith. chairman; Mrs. Frank c. Ball,
POSTMASTER.
Inrocation-Dr Homer ?. Rainey. presi-
dent Franklin college
Address-"W What About Art for a New
worlds Fsir2." Allen Diehl Albert. Sc. D..
assistant to the president Of the Chicago
World Fair centennial celebration. 1888
Reception Committee Dr. and Mrs.
Ieo0idas p. Smith. Mr. and Mrs Frank c.
i-.-i- N'' HAi-1i 0iN A-l s. Groiit. MI B. H. D.
BJrDet. Mrs Robert F. Burke. Mrs. Henry
" Buttolph Mrs. John T Wheeler, Mrs
Emily Hawlev Sherman. George c. Calvert.
Homer 6. Davisson. Mrs, Frederick G.
Bali. Mrs. Earl Wavne Bott. Mrs. Walker
Scheu Miss Cora c. Edge Mrs Arthur "
BRADY. j F. Walters. Mrs. T, C. Steele.
Mus Il P Hughes.
Nh and Mrs. H. B. Burnet. 4417
North Pennsylvania street. will be
at home to visiting guests remain
ing Sunday from 10 o'clock in the
morning to 5 o'clock Sunday eve
ming. Dr.. and Mrs. S. Victor Keene.
1909 North New jersey street. will
have open house for visiting dele
gates Sunday from to o'clock.
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Amicn Glib to Meet

Members of the AMIGA Club will
meet Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs Ray Kelly, 2025 North
Temple street. Mrs. John Kinney
will read a paper on Mental and
Physical Education" Response to
roll call will be made with thoughts
on identifying the home and gar
den. Mrs. Walter Enoch will have
charge of the fun feature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-08
Indiana Artists Will Exhibit
Work in Richmond Galleries

Thirty second annual exhibition
Of paintings by Indiana artists
opened at Richmond in the public
art galleries Sunday and will con-
tinue until April 29 The show has
been arranged by the Richmond
Art Association,
Prizes include the Mary t. r.
Foulke award of 500 for the best
painting; the Mary r. r. Foulke
prize of $50 for the best painting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-08
Y" COMMITTEE WILL
SPONSOR COURSE

Personal service committee of the
Y. w. c. A., is sponsoring a short
course in domestic science for girls
and women in household service, to
open at 8 o'clock tonight. Mrs. En-
nest N. Evans is chairman of the
committee. The course will be ex-
perimental for six weeks.
Mrs. Lee Burns. member of the
personal service committee, is in
charge OF arrangements Miss Grace
T. Macdonald OF Arsenal Technical
high school home economics depart
ment, will be the instructor.
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GenOllr-Prntt

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Mildred Pratt,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Pratt, 5548 Guilford avenue, to
Roland E. Gegoux, formerly of
Cleveland, O. The service was read
at 11:30 Saturday morning at Christ
church, the Rev. Floyd Van Keuren
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. GegouX
will make their home in Indian
apolis when they return from their
honeymoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-08
Social Workers to Dine

Members of the Social Workers
Club will entertain with a dinner at
the Sphinx Arms hotel. DR.. Max j.
Exner, New York city, member of
the American Social Hygiene Asso-
citation, will speak on Social Hy-
giene" Covers will be laid for more
than l25. The Rev. E. Francis Mel
len, president Of the organization,
will preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-08
Var Mothers to Meet

Marion county chapter, American
War Mothers, will hold its regular
meeting at 1870 Tuesday afternoon
at the Fletcher American Bank
building. Mrs. Curtis Hodges will
be the speaker. Mrs. c. S. Lueb-
king, 50 North Sherman drive, will
be hostess for a party of the War
Mothers Thursday afternoon.
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Cord Pnrtn Slated

A card party will be given Tues
day afternoon and night for the
benefit of Holy Gross church, in the
school hall. Those in charge of
arrangements are Mrs. Gus Jonas
Sr.. Mrs. Tim Mackessy. Mrs. NJ
Noone, Mrs. J. O'Grady and Mrs.
Edward Werner All games will be
PLAYED.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-08
INDIANA AND De PAUW
TO DEBATE AT Y. w.

Members of the freshman deba-
ting teams of Indiana university
and De Paw will be the guests OF
the Indianapolis Y. w. G. A. in
dustrial department Wednesday at
a debate and dinner party. The
subject of the debate will be Re
solved. That Trial by Jury Should
Be Abolished" 1t will be a non
decision contest.
Those who will debate: Indiana
Lenhardt E. Bauer, Terre Haute,
Earl Richardson, indianapolis; Da-
yid Hickman. Batesville. De Paw
Edwin TomlinSon. Indianapolis;
Thoburn Want, Fit. Wayne, and
Gerrish Kingman, Sangus, Mass.
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Card Party Scheduled

Members of the Patriotic Order of
America will entertain with a bene-
fit card party at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Austin, 1914 East Wash
ington street Proceeds will go to
the home and orphanage fund of
the organization.
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SOCIETIES
WILL HAVE MEETING

Missionary societies of Meridian
Street Methodist Episcopal church
Will have a luncheon meeting in
the church parlors Wednesday.
Business session will be held from
II to 1870. Luncheon will be
served at 1890.
A program will be given at 100
O'Clock. A paper, L Was a Strang-
err Will be read by Miss Mora
Taggart. Mrs. James NJ. Ogden will
lead devo'ions. Miss Lillian Tag
CART is chairman Of hostesses.
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Benefit Party Planned

Members of the Oxford Club will
entertain with a benefit card party
Tuesday at SO South Pennsylvania
street. Luncheon will be served at
u o'clock. All games will be played.
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SororitY TO GiUe PGrtv

Mrs. Paul PilkinSon and Mrs.
George Vestal are in charge of ar
rangements for the annual spring
card party at the Woman's Depart
ment Club at o'clock Wednesday
night. given by members and
pledges of Xxi Delta Xi sorority.
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Celebrate Golden Weddino

Mr.. and Mrs, James H. Mock,
Kentland, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Saturday by
holding open house during the aft
ernoon Mr.. Mock has been a JUS
tice of the peace since 1899.
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HOStesScS Entertnin

Mrs, Julius Travis and Mrs.
Charles F. Voyles entertained to-
day for members of the Present Day
Club at the home Of Mrs. Travis.
3107 College avenue. Mrs. E. NJ,
Bundy talked on 1.-THE American
Drama"
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Card PGrtH TOni0]lf

Members of the ways and means
committee of the Maple circle No.
7. U. A. o. D.. will entertain tonight
with card party at 1922 College
avenue. Euchre, 500 and bunco will
be played
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PLeddes VIII Entertnin

Pledges of zeta Rho sorority will
entertain members of the sorority
with party at the Lumley tearoom
at o'clock tonight
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CinQfF ana MIS-. W IMAM a AZ els "a
con chairmen are Mrs. Charles r.
LARRY and Mrs Edward L. Pedlow.
Mrs Leonidas F. Smith is chair
man Of the hospitality committee,
assisted by Mrs. Everett N. Scho-
field Mrs. r. o. NfCAleXander. Mrs.
Edgar FerPe~. Mrs. Robert Elliott,
Mrs. r. /. Mick. Mrs Frank J. Lig-
Git Mrs. John Browning. Mrs J. &.
Fdvards Mr. F,ovd White. Mrs.
Hugh Baker. Mrs. r z Gates Mrs.
Guy A. Stayman. Mrs. H I. Rice,
Mrs O c. Wilcox. Mrs H. A. Ad-
ans. Mrs Lewis N. POyser, MIS-.
Frank NJ. Fauvre. Mrs. W. J. Beck
EFT. Mrs. Charles F. Reny. Mrs Luz
cius o. Hamilton. Mrs. Oscar /.
Watkins. Mrs William Forsyth, Mrs.
J. Otis Adams, Mrs. Robert 3. VIII
son and Miss Emma B. King, all
If indianapolis; Mrs. T. c. Steele,
P1oomineton: Mrs Elmer f. Scott,
Madison. Mrs. Sam Matthews. Tip
ton. Mrs. Stanley VI. Greig. Peters
h,1rr. H-~e Walkor ScheU Terre
Tauto. Mrs. F.F. Montgomery Shell
hvvjlle. Mrs. Fife Marine Harvey.
Marion and Miss Emma Donnell
Greer
Mrs. Curry Is Chairman
MIS-. John r. Curry is chairman
of the information committee. as
sisted by Mrs Albert J. Wohlge-
nuth. Mrs. Roland A. Foster, Ms.
W T. Morton. Mrs, z. z. Russell
Kokomo. is chairman Of the election
committee. assisted by Mrs. H ?
Hughes. Columbus, and Mrs. Ped
low indianapolis. Resolutions arc
in charge Of Mrs. Walker SchnelL
Terre Haute and Miss Cora {.
Edoe. Gary.
The art department of the Wo-
mans Department Club of indian
aD9liz will serve as hostess club.
Following is the complete program.
FRIDAY. APRIL 10
10 A. NJ
saeeio, m lecture room Chairman Of
rrogram committee. Mrs. Henry W. But
tolnh. presiding
GREETINGS MISS Anna Hasselman, cur
stor John Heron Art Institute
Minutes of annual meeting 1875
minutes Of executive meetings
Reports President, vice-pre7ident, treas
urer Bulletin Mrs. Robert 2. Burke as
sistant. extension division. Indiana uni
yersity.
Committee reports.
Program Mrs. Henry " Rr.torh.
New Ar Oreani7auons-'N North Mrs.
FFse Marine Harvey. Marion. SOUTH
Mrs. STANLEY NJ. Krieg Petersburg.
Junior Art Organizations Mrs Leota
Williams Loop. Kokomo.
Flower and Garden Shovs-Niss Iorina
.-oH MOL -..5.3-- - r.,,... ,-~s
RoH7~t E Burke
Art Iectures-Mrs walker schneu Ter
re E7uts
Field secretarv-Mrs sam Matthews.
Luncheon. Colonial Tea Room. 1893
North Pennsylvania street Hostesses
Mrs stephen T. Boeart, Mrs. STANLEY
Krieg. president Art League Of Peters
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SATURDAY. APRIL 20
-lO.0O 1 NJ

Session in lecture room. John Heron
Art Institute. President. Mrs 4 8
Burnett Mrs John T. Wheeler. chairman
OF dne arts. Indiana Federation Of Clubs.
presiding.
Committee Reports-Pubhcity. Miss Eva
GouEh, Newcastle; pilgrimages. Mrs Alvin
T. Coote; historian. Mrs A. w Brady. An
derson; school Identification. Mrs. H B
Burnet
state Art Promition Mrs. T. c. Steele.
House Of Singing Winds
Indiana Collectors George c. Calvert.
Historical Crafts'-Nrs. Ralph A. Cos
Ter, Bloomington
Historical Houses'-AIrs. Elmer E.
Scott. Madison
school Beautihcation" Mrs. H. 8.
Burnet.
Memorial TO Miss May E. Robinson-Mrs.
Robert E Burke
Report of Credentials Committee-Mrs.
I. P Robinson.
Election; resolutions
1000 a NJ
The Junior Art Clubs meeting in print
room John Heron Art Institute. Presiding
Mrs. Leota Williams Loop. state chairman
Of Junior Art Clubs. Kokomo: Miss Flors
Billy. sponsor Of Daubers Club. Muncie;
Mrs. William H. Collier. sponsor Junior
Art Clubs of Vermililon county. Dana: Miss
Lillian Volland. sponsor Of Columbus high
school Sketch Club. Columbus Mrs
Joseph H. Kempster. president East Chi
esgo Public School Art Society.
Ushsr-Miss Catherine e Martin. spon-
scr O. The Cdor Wheel" Occur.
Registration; organization; election.
Addross-"Art by Radio" Mrs T c.
Steele. House of the Singing Winds.
Address-"The Value OF a Museum to
Youth Arthur Carr. curator Of Chill
dren's Museum
Aodress-"The Art School Edna Mann
Shower. principal John Heron Art School
curator.
Noon
Luncheon in Colonial tea room, 1893
North Pennsylvsnis street Hostesses. Mrs.
Emily Hawley Sherman. South Bend: Mrs.
Roland Poster. Indianapolis. Mrs. Henry
W. Buttolph. presiding
Interesting Buildings in indianapolis. "
architect
Community singing LED By Miss Noble
secretary Y. W. c. A Indianapolis.
-l:SO P. NJ
Session in lecture room. John Heron
Art Institute. President. Mrs. H. B. Burnett
Mrs. Leots Williams Loop. state chairman
OF Junior Art Clubs. presiding.
Address-"The Story Of an Indiana
Pioneer Village. Spring MIL" E. Y Gnsxn-
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PLed0e tSerUice Slated

Beta Tau Sigma sorority will hold
pledge services Wednesday night at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Brock
man. 2720 North Harding street.
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CITY GIRL is BRIDE

Miss Elizabeth
Gr0Ue
He.fe1'ndn,
daughter
Of Mrs, P. !,
He.fernan,
became the
bride Of
Herbert
Willis Todd,
son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Merton Todd,
1885 North
Pennsylvania
street,
Friday noon
at Christ
chUrch.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd 1CiIl
be at home,
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Charles Barry to Talk
"Greatness' will be the subject of
talk by Charles L. Barry before
members of the indianapolis Liter
airy Club at the meeting at o'clock
tonight at the D. A. r. chapter
house, 814 North Pennsylvania street.
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Richard WHITE. left above; Miss
Vivian Porter, below National
Photo. and Leslie Anderson, right
above, National Photo, will play
the leading roles in Peg O My
Heart to be given by the Ep-
worth League of Roberts Park
Methodist Episcopal church, Yer
mont and Delaware streets, at s
o'clock Tuesday night
Miss Helen Barrett is directing
the production. Proceeds will go
to the World Service pledge of the
organization.
Other members of the cast are
Miss Louise Snyder, Miss Mary
German. Miss Frieda Brooks, Neil
Mcpherson, Stanley Edwards and
Rush Brown.
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Value of the HooSer Salon 70 Indiana
Symposium Miss Eva Cough. Newcastle.
MIS-. Z. q. Retiring South Bend: Mrs.
Marjorie Hughes Walker grand president.
TrI Kappss: Mrs T. c. Steele. House OF
the Singing Winds !. L Holcomb first
vce-president, indianapolis; Mrs Everett
NJ Schodeld. vice-president. woman's De-
partment Club, Mr.. J. E. Walters. Purdue
unirrrsltt.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-09-27

but the absence of weeds must
have been the result of careful
painstaking work. Sufficient veg
etables to supply the school in the
winter are grown in the six acre
garden and it is here that the boys
learn the rudiments of scientific
gardening that will later stand them
in good stead when they establish
homes of their own. On a 200-acre
alfalfa and grain farm they are
taught the principles of farming. A
registered Holstein milk herd sup
plies milk and butter for the
school. Hogs, chickens and turkeys
r also raised. 1t is the purpose
not to educate the Indians away
from the mode of life which they
prefer, but to adapt their educa-
ton to the life which they will
naturally lead.
While some of the party were
taken through the kitchen and
laundry of the school others listen
ed to talks in the Mission chapel.
The first mission was a two
story log building built in 1884.
This soon gave place to a large
brick building which now houses
the girls and the Sisters who have
charge of the work. Cleanliness
and the hygenic mode of living are
stressed in the education Of both
the boys and the girls. Girls +
all kinds of sewing, which
they learn very easily, cooking and
work.