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PROBE ALLEGED FRAUD.
Firm Raided, One Arrested, in ST..
600, 900 Stock-Fleecing Job.


NEW YORK, December II (H1.-Two
assistant United States attorneys yes
terday led a raid on the Offices of
Graham Taylor & Co., dealers in in
vestment securities, and arrested one
man, who. they said, was not one of the
big guns" they sought. Lowell Wad-
nond, assistant United States attorney,
said that information furnished by Post
Office inspectors indicated that more
than 100000 had been taken from
suckers by the gang operating under
Graham Taylor & Co.'S name within
six months.
Morris. the man in arrest, was ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Francis A. ONeill on charge
of using the mails TO defraud and was
held under $4,000 bond for the Fed
eral grand jury.
Wadmond said the complaint which
led to the raid came from st. Louis,
where an unnamed person had been adj
vised by a telephone "tipster" that
Standard Oil of New Jersey was a good
stock to buy. The person RENTED $16,-
900 in cash and some good stocks. Wad-
mond said and received in return an
envelope containing not Standard Oil,
but 200 shares of worthless securities.
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DrathH.

S%sct!Is s sosa g. Sa'@rss,h ?sS S;;l:
SETT beloved nT wife ei of n Alfred swisEstt
Sns also leaves one son. rTa n.hsr Lyna
asiSraItS A. n. :. ZION nst Church, ssh s:
between Sscseeb.r L and SITS NV "wednesday
70 the het, PIiyeTs Beneficial society; E9;n
a. i O'clock at Gal5raith Church, sth st.
between l MRS hRs ) Jo Sci Hin sEA1, Pres.
SWIGGETT, CORA. Col. Chas. Young Re-
the Of M xGs e GoR 9ersSy Gtfa
dnp Pm: f fiSm q5sil6Iaish, < N, + zion
80 PAULINE, MARsHAf.L. President w.
Of the District Of Columbia snnounces 'f the
nsas e c2 DeeemSer is It r
from Gabraith A. M. E. z. Church. 6th
it sstTeen ahf I'll bzv1J gf si:. be
TAYLOR. LOUISE. On. Tuesday, Decembs=
NV. LoUisE TAYLOR. devoted Vie OF
James Taylor and mother of James, lr.;
Dade. Notice Of funeral later. Renal ms
neral pariors, 1922 Georgia ave. NV. W. "
TRAMMELA. ELIZABETH. December Is,
r; Thompson. Brown ave-; East Falls
NELL. Funeral 2 pm, December Is,
from her late residence. Interment in
oakwood Cemetery Fails Church, Va. I7'
UPTON. SARA CARR. On Monday Deem
st. NV, SARA CARR UPTON. Funeral
from st. Matthews Church. Conn. ave
and Rhode Island ave. Wednesday, De-
cember 10. at am. Interment at FIRE.
donia. N. Y.
WEST, SUSAN. On Saturday, December IA.
1929, at 11:l0 pm, at her residence. 1924
18th st. NV, Mrs. SUSAN WEST, beloved
mother OF George, Emanuel and BENJAMIN
West. She also leaves to mourn her de-
parture nine grandchildren, six great
grandchildren and host OF other relatives
and friends Remains resting at the John
T. RhineS funeral chapel, ard and Eye SITS.
S.w. Funeral Wednesday. December 49, at
! pm, from Third Baptist Church, Sth
and Que SITS. NV. Interment Payne's
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DOUBTS ANTIQUITY
/. OF CHINESE BONES
Dr.. HrdIicka Advises Caution
Until Find Has Been Passed
on by Scientists.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Doubt that bones recently found near
Peiping, China, are as old as claimed
has been expressed by DR.. Ales Hrdlicka,
noted Smithsonian anthropologist.
Not until the remains have been
passed upon by outside expert scientists
can there be any talk of vast antiquity, y
he said.
1.-THE finds, as reported, are highly in
tereSting and may prove of considerable
value, but until the whole subject has
been studied by outside experts it is
best to preserve caution
Ten headless skeletons and one COM
plete skull were reported found in lime
stone quarries at Chow Outien, 80 miles
from Peiping.
Local scientists were hesitant to ex-
press opinions on the remains until they
had detailed scientific descriptions, but
several ventured that 1.-The cases do not
have earmarks of ancient discoveries
Part of the hesitancy was due to the
number of skeletons found, for, it was
pointed out, ancient discoveries do not
GO in groups.
The absence of heads was also looked
upon as indicating more modern re-
mains because so-called ancient man
did not have knives and is not believed
even to have had heavy stone axes.
Opinions we're expressed that the alb
sence of heads may indicate some an
cient ritual of beheading. the presence
of head hunters in the region, execu-
tionS. or other manifestations that were
labeled more modern"
Part of the caution also was due to
reaction to a find made several years
ago of a jawbone in the same region.
The jaw contained three teeth, the
largest being toward the front of the
mouth and the others decreasing in size
toward the back According to present
scientific opinions, the decreasing size
of teeth is only associated with more
modern man.
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UarnH nf Uhauka.

pTiss nv SqatituSe ter W tSn many expres
sions OF sympathy and floral tributes at
the death of my dear husband. JOHN w.
BUCKNER. CARRIE E. BUCkNER.
COOK, JAMES JOSEPH. We wish to extend
our, sincere thanks to our many friendSS
beautiful floral tributes at the death of
our. loving little son. JAMES JOSEPH soo
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM j. COOh' oz]
II st. s.w.
RANDALL, JENNIE f. We wish to extend
our sincere thanks to our relatives an. and
friends for their sympathy and beautliui
floral tributes at the death of our loved
one, JENNIE E. RANDALL.
MRS. D. klNSINGER AND FAMlLY.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
Charlotte E. Ostrander, SO. 100 B st. ne.
Clara E. Kalstrom, n, 1920 B ST..
Edward N. Masters, 81, st. Elizabeth Hos
pital.
William Hawkins, SO, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Ellen 8. Taylor. so, i40S Rhode Island ave.
Della L. Wade, As. 242 9th st. ne.
Florence Barnely. &c. GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Bertram r. Whip. %. Emergency Hospital
Infant to Harry and Bessie Bachrach, IA
hours, Columbia Hospital.
Mary Byes. 81. 1913 Rhode Island ave.
James MCPHERSON. go, 260l Sheridan
Mary King. So Gallinger Hospital
Martha Hawkins, 90. 500 Ord st. s.w.
William H. Brooks. 40, 1859 Sheridan
I'd. Sc
Edward Hansboroush, az. tuberculosis
William Parker, "a. Emergency Hospital.
Burke Lewis, 2, 1904 9Th st. s.w.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been rerorted to
the Health DEPARTMENT in the last "a hours:
Francis E. and Mary H. Mudd, boy.
James A. and Mary L. Thomson, boy.
Robert E. and Helen B. Denyer, girl.
Homer and Josephine Riker. girl.
James and Katherine Marshall, Girl
Eugene and Reona Terry, girl.
Henry F. and Josephine Johnson, girl.
George and Estelle Dawes. BOY.
Joseph L. and Edith Young, boy.
Elmer NJ. and Vivian G.. DeLilly, boy.
James v. and Addie johnson, girl twins.
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here, where he served from 1920 until
his retirement, August last, died at his
home, 20l Rock Creek Church road.
Sunday after a long illness. Funeral
81 vices will be conducted at the S. H.
Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street, tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
Burial viii be ir Arlingtoi Cemetery.
Mr.. Bopp was a native of Leesburg.
Va, but had resided in this city many
years. He served for eight years in the
Regular Army. He was a member of
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One shoe dealer in France says shoes
intended for American women are too
narrow for the French feminine foot.
Twelve thousand oysters were eaten
on the opening day of the annual oyster
feast at Colchester. England.
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WILLIAM F. BOPP DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Retired Bailiff of Juvenile Court
Will Be Buried in Arlington
Cemetery.
William Frederick Bopp, II years
old, retired bailiff of the Juvenile Court
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KELLY, JOSEPH p. On Monday. December
is, 1929. at Providence Hospital, JOSEPH
P. KELLY, beloved son Of Nora A and
funeral from the above residence on
Wednesday. December Is. at $3.50 am.
High requiem mass at St. Aloysius Church
at am. 1nterment Holy Rood Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. Kindly omit
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the Maccabees and the Protective Home
Circle.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Jen.
ME Cook Bopp; a brother, Charles r.
Bopp, and three sisterS-MrS. Jefferson
Davis, Mrs. Margaret keenan, and Mrs.
Charles Proctor.
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CHOW DOG, large, dark red, long haired;
Reward will be paid If located or returned
to 1900 TIlden st. NV, CT. 0593 -
DOG, large Scotch collie, tan and white;
license number on tag 3043 Reward II re-
turned to 1909 Farragut st. NV. Phone Col.
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liberal reward. Call Ga. 2527. T
DOG. small. black and white, medium Ions
brown ears; vicinity Baptist Children S
Country Home Call CleV f754.
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ELGIN WATCH and bracelet near court
house, about Dec IL; reward. 3l1 c ST. NV.
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GREYHOUND-LoSt or Strayed, greyhound;
brown dog size irish setter. $25 reward.
@. r. Leslie, Aylett, King William Coun-
ty, Va 10"
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LuCAs. MARY. peparted this me SATURDAY,

LUCAS, MARY. Departed this life Saturday.
December IA, 1922 at her residence, 244 K
st. s.w.. MARY LUCAS. wife Of the late
Harry Lucas, devoted mother of Mrs; Cora
MONTGOMERY and BENJAMIN and Louise
Burrell and Bernice young. She also
leaves seven grandchildren and devoted
daughter-in-law, EStelle Burrell. Remains
resting at Annie F. Holloway & Co. funeral
chapel, l21 Ala st s.w. Funeral Wednes-
day. December Is. at 1880 pm. 1ntermens
HaVne Enn1etnrY III
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DOG-Male red Irish setter dog. Reward.
Seth w. Richardson, Wisconsin 2476, or
Dent of Justice.
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GLASSES, in brown leather case; lost Mon
day. Call Rayma Oliver. Pot. 1885.
GOLD PIN, small, Two hearts crowned by
five pearls. Phone Met. 1900. Elk. 2s1. be-
tween q and pm. 18'
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GLASSES bifocal horn frame; vicinity Ia
koma Park Theater, Finder, Dec. Is. Finder
phone District 1l69 for suitable reward.
GLASSES, boys Shel-rimmed; 500 block
l4th st. ne. or 1900 block st. ne. Return
to 52B 14th st. ne; reward.
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JONES. MAMMIE SoRRELL.. Dep;

life on Sunday, December is. 1899, at $50
am, al the residence of her sister. Mrs
Annie SefTsll Logan, lis stevens I'd Sc
Of the late Sandy and Louise Sorrell.
She is survived by her beloved husband,
Charles Jones: son, Charles Jones, IT.;
daughter-In-law and granddaughter, four
sisters. two brothers, one uncle and aunt
and other relatives. Funeral from First
St Johns Baptist Church Wednesday, De-
cember Is, at pm, Rev. Brown ofici-
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MULLEN, ANNA II. On Tuesday. December
ANNA IL. beloved wife OF the late James
J. Mullen. Funeral from her late resi-:
dencc on Thursday. December 10. at $3.50
a m. thence to the Holy Comforter
Church, where requiem mass VIII be suns
at am. for the repose OF her soul:
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Oliyet Cemetery, ID
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O'MEARA. JOHN Y; suddenlyyi OF s.; Sunday .isy
beloved husband of the late Josephine v
O'Meara. Funeral services at the w. W
Chambers funeral parlorS. l4OO Cnapln 81
NV Wednesday, December Is, at 2 I'm. Il
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ELLIOTT. CARRIE X. Suddenly, on Tues
1922 10th st. NV, CARRIE K. ELLIOTT.
beloved mother of Lester E and Glenn E
wills funeral home, 14th and Spring I'd.
NV on Friday. December 20. at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 19
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JOG, Pekingese, black, answers to name
snoopy Good reward Charles Chidakel,
MA ST n Atlantic 1116
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DODSON, MARY E. On Monday. Decem-
Der ls 1929, At her resd St,h 1654 Mon n
Francis E. Dodson and mother of Mrs
George w Soelner and Mrs. Shirley E.
Downing. Services tprivate) at the
above address Wednesday. December 10
% m Z
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FRATERNITY PIN with name on back, be-
tween 37th and o and 18th and Pa ave.
NV. Reward. 1909 37th ST. NV.
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OSBORNE. RUTH BALL. on. Tuesdsy, |

os se6baT H. KI Isas. f Ruth BAtL ossoRRE
wife Of the late Gen. ED Edwin s; 4s69rh ne
Of Wllkes.Barre, Pa she Is sqfviy Gons Ty
General John Ball Osborne, Russell os-
borne, Mrs H. w. Middleton. Clay OS.
borne and Miss Frances Osborne, the last
of this city. Funeral services at Gawler )
chapel. 1854 Pa. ave. NV: on Thursday
December 19, at pm. 1nterment Airing
ton National Cemetery. ~
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LOST

BRACELET. white gold, with three blue
sapphires, in downtown stores Monday. Re
ward If returned to Copley Courts, Apt. lO4
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FOUND.

DOG, small, Shaggy haired, white with tan
spots, black patches from eyes to mouth.
Clev 4081-J.
DOGS-Doberman Pinscher Great Dane,
wire-haired terrier and police dog. Cali
DOG, small black and white, red ribbon
around neck. Phone Atlantic 1360-W, or
apply 20 5th st. ne.
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DOYLE, JOHN T. On Tuesday. December
II, 1929. at his residence 1918 30th st.
NV. JOHN t, beloved husband of Flor
ence DOYLE Notice of funeral hereafter. /"
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PRAYER BOOK, Saturday evening between
7:30 and 8, on Anacostia car; name on cord
Miss Ida Gauntt name on prayer, Mary
Ellen Gauntt; other prayers. Valuable to
owner only. Finder phone Atlantic 423S-W
1924 Morris rd
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ISIS r St. NV, HARRIET. beloved mother
OF Charlotte z. Hunter. REQUIEM mass at
st. Augustnes Church, 18th st. bet L
and M, Wednesday, December 10, at 10
am. Interment private.
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WARRANT EX37l9 for q share E. T. dII
Pont de NemoulS e. Co. common stock in
the name of Miss Dolores r. Main. Return
to I. B. Peters. 17l0 II st. NV.
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DrathH.

1925. at dalingeT Hospital; Lucy A1I En-
devoted sister of Rev. Peter Aiier sne
other otfS 'e" relatives and friends Funeral
ThurTday' Decempher l9 at II AM, an;, from arm
and Eye SITS. sw. Interment Rosem,oont
BOPP. WILLIAM FREDERICK. On Sunday.
WILLIAM FREDERICK, BoPP. beloved
at the S II. Hines Co. funeral home. 1901
18th st. NV, Wednesday. December IL;
a. II am. 1nterment Arlington National
ig2S st G2ysd Hospital 81 sio. WILLIAM I'LL N
NV. funeral Sd services at HysonE's funeral
home, 1900 N, st. NV, wednesday. De De,
fGesmbe9r 10: at pm. 1nterment Fort
COLBERT. MAGGIE. On sunday, p 2scsT1tS
AoG a2s coLBE 81 E moRer Of H Rs
ARD Thomas and Frank COLBERT. Funeral Funeral
D SsTYsss s. fe !ohn T. sfsEsfd lnf5s
GENDER is at lao oslqes IN IGts sTIne9t
CUTHRERT. DIR. MIDDLETON FULLER; OBJ
sunday evening: December 10, 1922 at
pr s ff MfpDIET on FULLER cUTHBERT
son of the late Rev, James II. and julia
at St. Hlbans Church be- Wis and Mass
aves. NV. on Wednesday, December ID. at
2p.m. Interment private. IT
cember is 1928, at his residence, the Ar
gorne Apis. 1929 Col. I'd NV. FRANK
x DAILY. beloved husband of Anna Gene
We've DAILY tnee Petty. Funeral from his
late residence on Wednesday. December
Is. at 800 am Requiem mass at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart at am.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Kindly
omit flowers II
DEVEREUx, CAROLINE f. On Monday,
December IS, 1923, CAROLINE E, beloved
wife of the late Frank N. Devereux. Flu
neral from her late residence, 2O3l North
Capitol St, on Thursday, December ~
$40 am Requiem mass at st. Martin S
Church at 10 O'Clock. Interment, private,
at Rock Greek Cemetery. 49,
DODSON, MARY E. On Monday. Decem-
Der Is, 1929, at her residence. 1854 Mon.
roe st. NV, MARY E. DoDSoN, wife OF
Francis E. DodSon and mother of Mrs.
George W. Soelner and Mrs. Shirley E.
Downing. Services tprivate) at the
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OSTRANpER. CHARLOTTE z. NJ,

oSTR al saRisy beeember IS. 1929, at hei
residence. 100 S. nes in the S ssEd yea yS
of her, age, CHARLOTIE E. M; OS5aRAN AN
mother Of Aida, A., Limpler; Funers
Services at the w: w. Chambers tunsra
parlors, l400 Chaplin st. NV, wednesday
Ilecennher lR. at II m. III
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ROSARY, gold. name engraved on back Of
Columbia 1899.
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Monday, December 16, 1929. at 1890 p m:
LEoNIDAs F; HUNT, beloved husband Of
v. Hunt. Funeral Wednesday. December
10. at D m, from his late residence,
1920 I4th st NV
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Jay County
VIC. T. IT, to
Meet Friday

Jaw county institute of the w. c.
T. u. will be held Friday in the
Methodist church at Dunkirk. Mrs.
Minnie B. Thomas, Indianapolis
state evangelist, will be the leader.
The session will open at 10 o'clock.
Devotions will be led by Mrs. Mary
Harmon, Portland. Mrs. Mary Lewis,
president of the Dunkirk union, Will
give the address of welcome and
Mrs. Thomas will respond. Roll cal
OF directors of county departments
will be responded to with reports OF
the departments.
Luncheon will be served at noon,
when Mrs. Agnes Arthur will talk on
scientific Temperance Instruc-
ton" An executive session Will be
held at l o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Will
talk on 1.-THE Work Yet to Do" at
he afternoon meeting. Mrs. Hazel
Horn. Pennville, will be IN charge
of the musical program.
A citizenship round table dlscus-
sion will be held under direction OF
Mrs. Maude Ross, Portland. c. Q.
Avres. Redkey, will talk on How
the Liquor Traffic Had Its Day"
The evening session will open at
7:3O. with devotionS led by the Rev.
Auburn E. Lessee. A musical pro-
gram will be held.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-21

County Clubs
to Meet Friday

Annual convention of the Bar
tholomew County Federation OF
Women's Clubs will be held Friday
at Columbus. More than 300 women
are expected to attend. The session
will convene in the morning, fol-
lowed by luncheon and an after
noon meeting. It will be held in
the Tabernacle Christian church.
Among features is a talk by Mrs.
Elmer E. Scott, Madison, Fourth dis
trict chairman of the Indiana Fed
Grafton of Clubs. Another address
will be given by Miss Mary Eliza
beth EyIes, indianapolis.
A tree in honor of Miss Vida New
som, Columbus, a leading club wom-
an of the state, will be planted on
the lawn of the county courthouse.
Presentation will be made by the
Rev. w. H. Wylie, pastor of the
Methodist church. A committee OF
twenty club women is in charge of
the program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-21

The style No. 1853 perfectly ex-
presses the feninity of the mode,
yet retains dignity in its clever lines,
which makes it so extremely attrac-
tive and suitable for street as well
as for more formal wear. 1t adapts
itself beautifully to all the new
fabrics as printed silk crepe, plain
faille silk crepe, georgette crepe or
sheer wooden.
The pattern is designed in ages
IA. 16. Is years, So, 38, 40 and AZ
inches bust. One glance at the
picture chart which is included, Will
Immediately give you an idea OF
how easy it is to make. Experience
isn't at all necessary. You can cut
it out and finish it completely in
two hours even if it is your first
attempt at sewing.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashions, a practical service Tor
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, inclosing Is cents
(coin preferred. and mailing it to
the Pattern Department OF The
Times. Delivery is made IN about
a week.
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CLUB MEETINGS
FRIDAY

Members of the Clio Club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. William
N. Wilson, 1888 Guilford avenue.
Mrs. Fermor S. Canon will read a
paper on Americas Contribution to
Architecture, and Mrs. Murray N.
Hadley's subject will be Famous
Masterpieces in America" =
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
members will meet with Mrs. B. G.
Wright, 521 East Thirty-third street,
Mrs. George H. Healy and Mrs.
Clyde Montgomery will read papers.
Mrs. Gaylord Rust will be hostess
for a meeting of the Woman'S
Round Table at her home, 1888 Col
lege avenue. The program will be
in charge of Mrs. Ebert Storer and
Mrs. D. A. Murphy.
Members of the Won1an's ArlX1I-.
iary to the Indianapolis Medical
Society will meet in the Hunters
room of the Marott hotel at 2::3O
o. m. All wives of physicians IN
indianapolis are invited to attend.
Mrs. Toner Overly, 5756 Washing
ton boulevard, will be hostess for
a meeting of XII Delta XII sorority
at her home at s p. m.
Alpha chapter, Alpha Beta Gam
ma sorority, will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. William McCord,
6149 Nowaldo street, at 8 p. m.
Mothers Club of Alpha Omicron
Pi sorority of Butler university will
have a covered dish luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Louis Fleury, 1888
Park avenue. Election of officers will
take place.
Phi Tau Delta sorority will meet
at the home of Mrs. Bonita Fitch,
5O16 East Washington street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-21
Plea for Fund
TO Be Made at
Muncie Meeting

Members of the Richmond, Nun
Gle and Anderson branches Of the
American Association of University
Women will atten da dinner meet
ing at $50 tonight at the Hotel
Roberts, Muncie, when Miss Emma
H. Gunthen of Columbia University
Teachers college, will speak in the
interest of the associations mil
lion dollar fellowship fund.
Miss Garnet TrulIender is chair
man of the committee in charge of
arrangements, assisted by Mrs. S. O..
White, Mrs. B. j. Burris, Miss
Gladys Arthur, Miss Lucille Mayer,
Miss Elisabeth Ball and Miss Lois
Guthrie.
Among guests of honor will be
Dean Agnes Wells of Indiana uni
versity, chairman of the fund in
Indiana and the northwest central
states.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-21
ANNUAL PLAY
TO BE GIVEN

The Indiana Senior Athletic AS
ISOLATION of the Indiana School for
the Blind will present a two-act
play, can Eveless Eden," at the
school at o'clock Friday night.
Miss Ida Hodgin and Miss Louis
Schulmeyer are in charge of direct
ing the production.
Members of the cast are Fletcher
Smith, Joseph Jeschke, Robert
Bunk, Robert Lancaster, Chester
Durham, Hario Pieroni, Tyndall
Peltz, Paul Mcdowell, Claud Dooley
and William Nottingham.
The committee in charge of the
production is composed of Chester
Durham, Fletcher Smith and Joseph
Jeschke. The play, which is free and
open to the public, is an annual af-
fair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-21
MRS. HOLLOWAY
TO ENTERTAIN

Mrs. Cornelius E. Holloway, 90
East Thirty-seventh street, will en-
terrain twenty guests at dinner Fri
day night at the Woodstock Club,
preceding the performance of two
one-act plays at the Little Theatre
Playhouse by members of the Play
ers' Club.
Following the plays supper
dance will be given at the Propy-
laeum. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E.
O'Neal are chairmen in charge of
the play committee. They have
been assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam R. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hathaway Simmons, Mrs. Holloway.
Miss Edna Levey and Booth jane
son.