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WALKING DISTANCE
A STEAL

A double house with I'VE rooms on each
side, COOS site for apartment on lot COX
1856: Cnlv s2.5OO. near Sixteenth and New
Jer7cy Ri 25O9. FIu. 1894
UNION. 2161-New 5-ro0m, 2-story mod
ern: a well bull and splendidly arranged
house in & thriving locality; large. light
rooms. built-in cabinets. full basement
with Laundry: attractive large brick porch.
For a real buy call OWNER. Dr.. 1872.
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Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. $3.50.
IN tne matter ~ thr petition O. tho LINN
Natural Gas Company 70 reopen case
Ncticc is hereby given that the Public
serrlCe Commission % indiana TiI con-
due public hearing ir the above entitled
cause iu Tho Rooms 81 the Commission
a. Indianapolis. Indiana, At 10 O'Clock
a IN on fulv Is. 1920.
Putic participation ir This hearing is
requested bv thc Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIOb or
INDIANA
PIP HOWELL Ellis.
Corr p Ir-t0rrr.
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Houses for Sale
1885 S. PENN.

ZCOO -. i LIN ~
brand new modern colonial bunga-
low L is beautiful. The living room is
l4x21. with an attractive fireplace. There
are two large bedrooms complete hath,
oak floors throughout kitchen with Cen
eral Electric refrigerator and built-in
cabinets full basement. paved street. The
price is low or terms See 1t. Some one
on the ground to show YOU at any time,
or call Il. ". FIEBER. 1874 North Della
ware. RI. 25O9. Hu. 1884.
WALKING DISTANCE
from circle. car barns. Long and Riley
Hospitals LaveNe Foundry. Statehouse.
etc large rooms. lights. city water,
sewer. VIII accept 5000 cash and $3.50
monthly Don't cheat Yourself By pay
ing rent any longer. Mr.. WEESNER,
Lin. 1890 Try. 0403. evenings.
4 REAL BUY
Parkway avenue. 346; excellent loca-
tiOl. rooms. 2-stOTy modern, IN Al
condition. garage: street and alley paved:
no repairs necessary. SIS. 400. Terms II
desired. exceptional value and one Of the
best hays south. OWNER. Dr. 3472.
IN Bellaire Addition
NEAR 52o1D sT.-5-r9om modern. large
attic spaced, double garage. large trees.
price 81 000 only 5000 cash, gas. waite.
and sewer in street, Mr.. Schmidt Eve
BRIDGLs &. GRAVES co.
2t2 North Delaware. Ri 34II.
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1925 WHIPPET SEDAN
Lots Of Equipment.
1856 Down.
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES.
1663-65 s. Meridian.
E7do

1926 FORD ROADSTER-NeW tires bump
ers, accelerator. good mechanical con-
dition; $50 c. <. MARTIN CO, 445I
W. Washington
CHEVROLET ROADSTER. I927-Just q
real nice little car. s65 down.
CARR AUTO SALES co.
5435 Z. Wash. St. II. 1924.
COLE. 1928 SEDAN-Dfrect from original
owner. Looks like new. Let Us demon
strate this car. The price viii surprise
you Terms. BUCKEYE FINANCE co.
207 Z. New York 81
CHEVPOLET-1927 coach. motor Just ov-
erhaUled; good paint and upholstery; s65
down. balance SIS per week BUCKEYE
FINANCE CO. 207 E. New York 81
DODGE SEDAN, I926-Motor overhauled.
new tires; appearance very good; S75
CARR AUTO SALES co.
SASS Z. Washington St II. lf24.
SUITS cylinder 4-door sedan VIII
trade for clear city lot or light car worth
$3.50. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.. 207 z.
New York ST
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-I0 carloads Of furniture I'm
n1e0iately; best prices. Gail RI. 20l9
MR.. PIERCE.
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Help Wanted Female

THREE YOUNG LADIES
Ages 1925 to travel with manager for
old established firm. Calling on business
Arms, experience unnecessary. Perna-
nent position. Salary $40 Wk. bonus and
transportation Apply between 1912 a.
m. "a p m. at Hotel Linden. ask for
NEAT colored school girl. assist with
houseTork and child; 81 week. Call at
35f8 Evergreen Ave.
NEAT COLORED GTRL-Wants to care for
children, reference Dr.. 1919.
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Radio and Equipment
Business Opportunities

BOOMING HOUSEWIFE 4, 3. and 2
two I'm. apis, also single; $3.50 loan on
house; $500 cash takes it, and assume
loan. The loan can be paid monthly.
Ia. 637i Ri
RESTAURANT-Doing $50 day; located by
r. r. shop; same owner 6 years; selling
on account other business. 1862 w
Washington. Be. 1853.
NEIGHBORHOOD STORES-Increase BUSH
ness rs 60 & profit 1907, new plan. Rich
ards the Printer. All Mass. Ri. 3774.
BARBER SHOP chairs; real money
maker. viii show books for 5 years back
Sacrifice for quick sale. Box D-139. Times
BOOMING HOUsE-By owner; leaving
CITY; $500 with 5000 down. Ri 9TH.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

VERY BEST HOUSE PAINTS-s3,o5 per
gallon for colors. s2.25 for white. COM
PETITION PAINT CO.. 366 S. Meridian
RI. 9l65.
WHEN yoi want something good in paint,
varntsh etc. the very best that can 1e
made see Marion Paint Co., 1856 ,.
Meridian Ri. 9165.
IND SUPREME COURT library notes on
Indiana; decisions. office equipment. he.
1882
AND NOW We HAVE THE REFRIGERA.
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The WOODWORK IN YOUR KITCHEN
Attractive and well-bui.t. TOO. Reason
ably priced. Let our representative cal
for you and bring you TO our display
room at 1000 WESTERN AVENU E.
POLAR ICE AND FUEL COMPANY.
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Business Announcement

Acknowledgment $40; plumbing and
haating Installed. Ress. Ia. <a&1
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Deoth Notices

1rG.arErc. indiana.
= Juiv ~ 1924
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Special Notices
Instructions

learn LINOTYPE-Honne or college. Free
cstelcg gives fuN details. wages. etc.
Linotype school. Maunee. @.
pTANo-Pcpuler ard Classical lessons. 81.
III Pembroke Arcade. Il GAO.
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Events of Interest Listed
In the Diplomatic World
Summer Vacation Programs Engaging Attention.
Ambassador and Lady Isabella Howard Enter
tanning British Naturalization News.

charge Of the legation during the alb.
sence of DR.. de Leivs.
The counselor Of the Italian embassy.
Conte Marchetti il expected to sail for
this country Friday. August is, after
spending several months vacation IN
Italy.
The counselor Of the Spanish embassy.
Senior Don Mariana do Amoedo. has
returned from q vacation Of several
months in Spain and Is again at Ward
man Park Hotel.
The military attache of the French
embassy, Gen. CaSenave. Is expected
70 sail for this country Wednesday,
September II. after spending two
months in his home in France.
The naval attache of the Italian EN-.
bassy Comdr. Lais. will come to Wash
ington tomorrow from short VISIT in
the North.
The naval attache of the French
embassy and Nine. Sable have returned
10 their apartment on Wyoming avenue
from motor trip Of several weeks IN
Canada.
The newly appointed naval attachs
Of the italian embassy. Capt Notar.
(Contin, "a on Third Pager
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harry Yarnell
are spending today In Annapolis to be
with their son. Midshipman Philip var
nell. who is q member OF the fourth
class at the Naval Academy. which ne
recently entered.
Mrs. Eberle. widow of Rear Admiral
Edward W. Eberle, returned last
week from Green. r. l.. where she
has been with her son and daughter
in-law, Lieut.. Edward r. Eberle. in
their cottage on the Arnold Farm. Mrs.
Eberle was accompanied by Lieut..
Eberle. who will remain over Sunday
and join his family in Rhode Island
tomorrow.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Roderick l..
Carmichael and their daughter, Miss
Kathleen Carmichael, have returned
after several weeks visit in Panama
and are again in their house at 2511
Cliffbourne place.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs James M. Ken
needy have with them until the Autumn
the latter's mother, Mrs. Baldwin, who
recently returned from Maine, where she
spent several weeks. Mrs. Baldwin gave
up her apartment on Georgia avenue
and in the Autumn will take possession
of the apartment In Kew Gardens
which she has leased for the season.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. winthrop o.
Wood win retain their apartment In
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Betrothals of Record
In Midsummer Period

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin G. Potter
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Heline, to Mr.. Alvin c.
Eichholz OF Washington. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Eichholz Of Waynesboro. Pa.
The wedding will take place August
% In the brides home at Bethesda, Nd.
Announcement of the engagement
was made a week ago at = tea given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Potter. when
the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Bernard
L. Walker and Mrs. Benjamin Meeks
at the tea table and by Mrs. William s.
Clendenin Of Richmond, Ind.
Mr.. Kenneth Dodge Wood, 32s Ken
dial place, Columbus, Ohio. announces
the engagement Of his daughter, Lillian.
to Mr.. Ray Waller. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wycliff Waller, The Plains.
Va.
The wedding will take place in the
early Fall.
Mrs. Samuel T. Conner announces Ifte
engagement Of her daughter, Virginia
Margaret to Mr.. Harold Brainard Wiley
Of Vienna. Va. The wedding will take
place August. - in the Church Of st.
Stephen and the Incarnation.
Mrs. Russell Snyder has arrived from
Vancouver. British Columbia. to attend
the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Benzler an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Eola Frances, to Mr.. Conrad 4
Nix, the wedding to take place
August "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Greenberg an
nolnce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Edith. to Mr.. Edgar Raymond
Baturin of Washington, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Baturin.
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Capital Showing Activity
In Outlining the Program
For Autumn Social Season
Ont.of-Door Pastimes IN View With President
Cup Regatta Potomac River Among
Leading Attractions.
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

w YITH reconvenng and the Lower
M House of Congress following on September g. large plans
w progress washngtons Autumn social season
everything taking outdoor atmosphere Nothing
could fitting for the early
than the Presidents Cup regatta on the waters OF the Po
carnival for the benefit of the Army Relief Society,"
the War College.
TT is rather sad many Of fine
yachts will bring them to the Capital for this
parcuary eSnnaratng ano imposing IN noss
which find permanent home on the historic stream
Rhode Island who their yacht the Felicia here most
the imposing boats the Potomac
THE President Is expected to present the Coolidge Cup
winner this year and the Secretary the Navy bring
yacht requion OF the
the Much
attention given the beauties of the Potomac
nrton than ever before and Dr. and Mrs Stanley
and and Mrs Gilbert M Grosvenor Mr.
mad H o m he @
craft were they in Potomac waters
coc1ETY will step in while
- just how they to serve. patronesses
positively nothing successfully carry on in without
young girls to refreshments are being ap-
pointed.
THE Army carnival and bazaar
the third preentious affair President Coolidge
branch of the Army service
QUESTIONED land novel
plan to have ne n supper @
e oTm 10 han for the
Ut, knss %,t hs 6s
IN ssay S about s k pons Who m
st last s week. % At s On
&C ta s5ssP nsi
ass bum
PUT before these events the charming parties
b. asrSoo s 5 H @ I no Ratss s
public dining at one Of the the
S
tSe ce e pTes.as IN town Just
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Miss Mildred c. King,
E. c. Crunewald, Jr.,
Wed Last Evening
Charmingly Arrayed Home
Wedding an. Event of Yes.
terday, the Rev. Francis
Yarnall Officiating.

A charminlgy arranged home we'd
ding took place last evening when Miss
Mildred Claudia King, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. King, became the
bride Of Mr.. Everett Snowden Grune-
wald, jr. The ceremony was per-
formed in the home Of the brides
parents, 200 Charming street, at 8
o'clock, the Rev. Francis Yarnall Of
the Rock Creek Episcopal Church ON
eating.
A profusion of Summer blossoms
massed with palms and ferns formed
an effective setting for the wedding,
and there was an improvised altar ar
ranged with palms and tall Candida
bra. Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
T. Hayward Brown sang 20 Promise
Me" and 81 Love You Truly" She
was accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Charles Biggs, who played the we'd
CONTINUED on Third Pase.)
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Minister of Nicaragua
Returns From New York

!. The Minister of Nicaragua, Senior DR..
Juan B. Sacasa, is again at the legation
after having spent a few days In New
de. Sacasa, who sailed for France. The
Minister will remain in the Capital for
the rest Of the season. taking week end
trips to nearby resorts. August 20 he
will go to New York for q short stay to
attend q meeting Of the Bank OF Mica
ragua.
Sonora de Sacasa arrives in Paris,
France. today, having made the trip
abroad to accompany her young daugh-
visit to the United tates. Senorita
Sacasa. who has been attending school
In Paris, is OF debutante age and will
undoubtedly take an active part In the
festivities Of the is2o-30 debutAntes. :.
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Special News Notes
Relating to Cabinet
And Other Officials
Heads Of Departments Enjoy.
ing Respite at Recreation
Resorts. Return Dates
Fixcd-Personal Mention.


The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Andrew w. Mellon, has returned to his
home In Pittsburgh after spending a
short time in washington the latter
part Of the week. The Secretary Is ex.
pected to be In the Capital the middle
Of the week for few hours, after
which he wiz return to his home in
Pittsburgh.
The Secretary OF War, Mr.. James M.
Good, has rejoined Mrs. Good at Man
chester, Mass, for q short visit.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Walter Brown. who are on q motor trip,
will return shortly to their apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel.
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr..
Charles Frances Adams, who. with Mrs:
Adams, Is at their home In Boston, Is
Continued on Third Pasel
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Army Post Pays Honor
To Cen and Mrs Davis

Mai. Gen. Richmond Pearson Davis,
who Is in command Of the 4th Corps
Area at Atlanta. Ga: and Mrs. Davis
will be the guests of honor at q re-
ception and dance Friday evening. Au-
gust %, which will be given by the
officers and ladies at Fort Mcpherson,
Ca, in the Ofiicers' Club of the post.
Gen. and Mrs. Davis will make their
home In Washington next Winter, start
ing their leave the first of next month,
and Gen. Davis will later be retired
from active service. Their departure
from Atlanta and Fort Mcpherson Is
generally regretted by the officers and
ladies Of tllAt post, where Gen. and
Mrs. Davis nave been active socially
during their tour Of duty.
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Period of Activity Noted
In Army and Navy Circles
Outings at Pleasure Resorts and Exchange Of
Social Courtesies Special Features of the
Midsummer Season.

the Highlands and make their home
there after the general retires from
active service, August 80. Gen. and
Mrs. Wood with the latter's sister Miss
Nellie Floyd Cullen, returned last week
from months stay in Panama ana
Porto Rico, where the general went on
an inspection trip.
Gen. and Mrs. Mckinley
Locate in Washington.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James F. Nc
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BYide-to-Be
HOnO7~GueSt
at ShO1Uer

Miss Helen Mccoy and Miss
Ruby Stout will entertain tonight al
the home of Miss Mccoy, 301 North
Denny street, with a bridge party
and green and cream kitchen shower
in honor or Miss Florence Lesher,
whose marriage to DR.. w. Byron
McWilliams will take place Sunday
afternoon at 4, at the Third Chris
tan church.
The gifts will be presented to Miss
Lesher in a flour barrel decorated in
green and orchid, the bridal colorS.
A centerpiece of orchid sweet peas
and greenery and lighted orchid
tapers on the table at serving time
will carry out the color scheme
further.
Guests with Miss Lesher include
Mrs. Lee Hart, Mrs. Royal Colby
Mrs. Arthur A. Madison, Mrs.
George Ross, Mrs. Fred A Keithley
Mrs. Edward Aldridge, Mrs. Mabel
Logeman, Miss Thelma RUBBISH
Miss Maxine Mckay, Miss Marian
Whetstine, Miss Pauline Plummeri
Miss Lillian King, Miss Helen Ado
lay, Miss Harriet Jaehne, Miss
Helen Lesher, Miss Mary McCor-
mack, Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss
Katherine Sweet, Miss Helen Ira
due, Miss Florence Mcdonald, Miss
Mary Armstrong, Miss Mary Irwin
and Miss Dorothy Lawson.
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Hold Tea,
Musicale
at Butler

Members of the Women's League
of Butler university will entertain
with a musicale tea at Wednes-
day afternoon. Those in charge OF
the affair are Miss Imogene Pier
son, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
Marjorie Alexander and Miss Evelyn
Poston. Tickets may be obtained
from members of the league or So
rority members on the campus.
A trio composed of Miss Harriet
Payne, violinist: Miss Virginia Lee
nenberger, cellist. and Miss Pierson,
pianist. will present "Bolero,"
"Stradchen" and "Serenade. Miss
Mary Rose Lowry, vocalist, accom-
panied by Miss Poston. will sing
Birthday of a King" Street Or
gan" and Lingering Lonely Road y
Miss Janet Morris will give a read
ing. christmas Treasures"
Miss Ruth Dale, Miss Marian Bell,
Miss jeanette Palmer, Miss Marcella
Mathews, Miss Mary Helen Seal and
Miss Lorraine Scott, members OF the
Girls Glee Club, will sing Christ
mas carols, accompanied by Miss
Virginia Harbaugh. Miss Mary Lou
Auer, Miss Wilma Rothenburger and
Miss Betty Snyder will give piano
solos and the Butler BlueSters will
sing
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Teachers College Glee Club
in Annual Candlelight Service

Blackburn and David Bepedict, boy
carolerS.
The chapel will be lighted by
candles and a single star against a
curtain of virgin blue behind the
altar, and decorated with garlands
of evergreen.
A group of girls in angel robes
will sing from the balcony with the
vested choir of forty voices. The
program includes. in addition to
familiar carols, folk songs from the
irish English. Bohemian and
French The service consists en-
tirely of music and is open to the
public. A silver Offering will be
taken. The program is as follows
P Prera IN Night IT. Gruber
...........O Old French I6th Century,
Choir.
cornet solo--"Hark the Herald Angels
Miss Tapp.
49, Congregation.
"Jesu Bambino' Puerto Ton
Under the s.o~s Choir. .cooto
Fdv,erd Blaci1burn. David B,nedict.
SILL Grows 2yIs the Evenings o'er Bethle-
Choir Acapelia, -1'--'.N'.'
What Child Is This?'' ........ Old Irish
vested and Angel choirs.
Cornet solo-"It Came Upon the Midnight
clear
Miss Tapp.
20 Little Town of Bethlehem" ......,.
20 Eoiy 'Nii0bitt; ;''''''''' CongregaadSi am
Miss Mullen and choir.
There's Song in the Air. Harrington
Angel Choir.
Violin solo-"Ave Maria" ... Schubert
Miss ISham.
"slumber Song of the Infant Jesus
Choir Acapela.
Cherry Tree Carol :. English folk song
Miss Brown and choir.
Silent Night NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ruber
Angel choir.
Come Unto Him. from Messiah" Handel
Miss Thornton,
'Adeste Fideles."
Congregation.
Carol of the Russian Children.
.............: ....... White Russia
Choir.
Miss Thornton. with violin obIgato.
"Allelulia. Kyrie Christie" go. Old French
'Hallelujah from Messiah. 49,. .Mandel
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Miss Thomas
Will Become
Bride Jan. I

Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas,
10 East Thirty-second street, for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Sara Disney Thomas, to Thomas
Reed Kackley. son of Mrs. Thomas
r. Kackley, ASH Broadway. The
wedding will take place at $50
Tuesday night, Jan. 7, at Christ
church. A reception will be held at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club, fol-
lowing the ceremony.
Miss Thomas will have as her
maid of honor. Miss Sarah Frances
Kackley. sister of the bridegroom.
Her bridesmaids will be Miss Mary
Ellen McNamee. Miss Elizabeth
HasSler. Miss Martha Taylor, Miss
Betty Brown. Miss Eunice DePuy
and Miss Edith Ann Stafford. Miss
Jane Adams will be junior brides
maid and Nelson Johnson, ring
bearer.
Henry Atkins will be Mr.. Rack
ley's best man. His usherS will be
Edward L. Burke, Omaha. Neb.:
Robert Bruce Powell, New York:
Brooks Begg, Detroit; William E,
Minor Jr., Cincinnati; Conrad Rue
kleshaus, Thomas RuckleShauS,
Thomas Madden and Charles Great
house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-17
Literary Club
Is Entertained
by Mrs. Randall

Mrs. William T. Randall was
hostess at a Christmas party given
at her home, 842 East drive, Wood
ruff place, today for members of
the Northumberland Literary Club.
Preceding luncheon at II o'clock,
Mrs. Randall lighted candle in the
drawing room, with toast for
each member. The luncheon table
was lighted with red tapers and
decorated with poinsettias.
Gifts were distributed from a
Christmas tree. A special program
of Christmas carols was played over
WKBF for members of the club by
Sue Carylon, pianist.
Mrs. William Polk read Christ
mas verse by Longfellow. Mrs. Har-
old Trusler read a Christmas story,
"David's Star of Bethlehem" Mrs.
Emil Souff1et presented each guest
with an American Beauty rose, the
club flower. Responses were made
with thoughts on Christmastide.
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PERSONALS

C. L. Kirk, 324O North Pennsyl-
vania street; P. c. Reilly, 1884 North
Meridian street, and G. A. Efroym-
son, Marott hotel, are indianapolis
folk registered at the Hotel Mark
ham, Gulfport, Miss.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Pfaff1in, 1874
North Pennsylvania street, have as
their guest for the holidays their
niece, Miss Villa Kettenbach, Lewis
ton. Idaho. Miss Hope Pfaffiin will
entertain with a dinner at the
Propylaeum Saturday nigh preced-
ing the Brown dance. in honor OF
her cousin ard Miss Eleanor Blain,
bride-elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson
and their son William Thompson OF
San Francisco, will spend the holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Jud McCar-
thy, % Hampton court. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccarthy have as their guest
this week Miss Anna Mccarthy
Peru, Ind
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MRS, LANGSENKAMP
Is CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp. 1923
Washington boulevard, was hostess
for candlelight Christmas party
given this afternoon by members OF
the Inter Ala Club.
The carolers, Mrs. Edwin Larrant.
Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mrs. Douglas
White and Mrs. Roy Slaughter, en-
tered, carrying lighted candles. Mrs.
Robert Workman told a Christmas
story. Mrs. Larrant sang 1.-The
Gift" accompanied by Mrs. Slaugh-
ter. Gifts were distributed from a
treasure chest by Christmas fairy,
impersonated by Mrs. Frank Lang
senkamp Jr.
The tea table was decorated with
a snow scene. More than thirty
guests attended.
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CARD PARTIES

Ladies of the South Side Turner's
will give a euchre and lotto party at
2::30 Wednesday afternoon at the
hall, 306 Prospect street. Mrs John
Shilling is chairman in charge, as
sisted by Mrs. John Gleason and
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens.
Center council, Security Benefit
Association. will entertain tonight
with a euchre and hunco party at
1867 East Maryland street.
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY is GIVEN

DR.. Joseph I. Thacker was the
honor guest at a surprise birthday
party given Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Hickman, 1929
Lockwood street.
Those who we're present were Mr..
ard Mrs. w. G. Bush, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. S. Thacker, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Bener, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hub
bard, Miss Grace Creighton, Miss
Catherine Crowdy, Harlon Hickman
and William Crisp. Out-of- town
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Will j.
McGowen, Martinsville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hickman, New Augusta