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New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
FINAL BOUTS 0F
 BOXING TOURNEY
National \. X. U. Junior Cham.
 pionships to Be Decided

Chicago. April 25 F-Clever Nor ey Bowman. of Grand Rapids, Mich. hard hitting Eddie Latko of Cleve- land, Madero Nillarreal. Tulsa, Okla, fiyw eight flash and 2S other willing youths from every section of the country, tonight face the final tests leading to national Junior A. A. U. championships.
 After two nights Of battles some Of them sensational and all bitterly contested. g amateur boxers re- mained to meet tonight in Chicago stadium in the semi-tinal and fnai bouts of the titlo tournament. Contestants in the four lighter classes Tuesday night set mark of eight knockouts in 2l bouts but huskies in the welter. middleweisht. lightheavy and heavyweight divis- ions, last night gave about 1000 fans even more action for their money. Six knockouts. some of them in matches where either boy might have been the victor, were scored in II engagements.
 There was hardly an idle moment in any of the bouts. indicating that action tonight will surpass even that of the last two nights. The tiy- weight problem was to be threshed ] out between Madero Nillarreal, oi Tulsa, Okla, Anthony Sciolino. Ba- tavia. x. Y. Woodrow Williams. an- other Tulsa entrant, and Paris Apice. 1 of Boston.
 The bantams remaining in the l running for titles were Glen Mute.
 of the Tulsa delegation, Nose Butch, 1 Pittsburgh, Frank Garcia. Boston. and Frankie Wallace. of Cleveland. 1 Willie Edgar Terry. St. Louis. Jack Norton. Boston, Louis Disants, of Cleveland and Clay Bond. Tulsa,
 were left out of 12 featherweightS.
 Tho four survivors in the light
 weight division were Wesley Ramey. Grand Rapids, Arnold Msediei. Salt
 Lake City. Tommy Rawson. Boston,
 and ban McCabe of Pittsburgh. | Mercy Bowman was favored 10 take the weIterweight title back to
 Grand Rapids. but was in line for trouble with George Bretch. Pitts-
 hureh. Ivan smith. Salt Lake City and Eddie Latko, Cleveland slugger karnoff Hansen, of Chicago, all
 ovcrsized middleweight. appeared to have an edge over the rest of the | field in his division. which included
 Johnny Lee, Chicago, Ray Trembiie
 Chicago. and Al keegan. also of Chi. cago. Alex Region, Pittsburgh. Vic.
 tor Booker. Chicago, Harry Allen
 Boston and Ed Wilir, Chicago. were
 10 battle II out for the 1i5 pound
 ntlc. and John Schwake. St Louis
 Joseph Liilich. Boston and Frank
 Novak. Pittsburgh. remained tG
 settle the heavyweight question.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
SOnnenberg to Defend
 His Mat Title Tonight

Milwaukee. Wis. April D R>-Gus dynamite" Sonnenberk will defend his title Of worlds heavyweight wrestling championship in a match with Paul shannon. Springfield. Mass here tonight, Joe Malcewicx, Utica, N. Y.. and Ernest scharpegge. Milwaukee, will meet in the semi windup. Sonnenberg and Malcewics are scheduled for match in the day night.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

By 'be Associated Press tlncludinR games of April 2I.
 National League Bsttings-O'DouI. Philles, .542. Wilson. Cubs, s. Runs batted in-Hafey, Cards, 10. Hits Herman. Robins. li. Dou ubles-Herman. Robins; ste- phenson, Wilson, Cubs, 1. Triples--Cullop. Robins. 2. Homcrs-Hafey. Cards; O'Doul Phlllies. ,.
 Stolen bases-Eeese, Lindstrom Giants: Maranville. Braves, 3. PitchinE-tNo Leader).
 AmcrkNn League Batting Indians. .524 Euns-0ehrinser, Tigers. 12. Runs batted in-Alexander. Tigers r..
 Hits-Blue. Browns, IS. Doubles-McGo~an. Browns, 5. Triples-Twelve tied. Homers-Blue, Browns, ,. stolen baseA-Fonseca Indians, 3 Pitchine-(No leader).
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
Women Tennis Stars
 To Join Helen Wills

New York. April 25 R-The sup. porting cast for the American jennie show which will tour Europe this summer with Helen Wills as tho featured performer. Is on it's way to join Queen Helen in Paris. Edith Gross of California. third ranking American woman player who will be Miss Wills doubles partner. and an. other young star. Marjorie Morrill, of Dedham, Mam.. sailed at mid- night last night Miss Wills already ic in Paris. The three stars will take part in a team match against Hol- land. then visit France. Germany and England.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

the Navy alone Of the eastern crews has been able at various times since 1922 to stop the Pacific coast rusn by Stanford Washington or Caliior- mia. However, four of the last six varsity championships have been taken back 70 the far west so thnt NJ. l. T. well may be recruited to help the eastern battle fleet.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

Hartford. April 25 - Nick Christy, sensational eN-amateEr from Bristol. will establish himself as star bout porformer ii he wins over Panrho Villa of New Bedford in the star bout at Foot Guard hall this eve ming.
 christy has won all A Of his bouts since turnlne pro, but he has never met a boy of the calibre of Villa who. a few weeks ago, defeated Chick SuRss. the clever New Bed ford featherweieht.
 Matchmaker Ed Hurley has linked two bouts in a double scmi-tnal. tn one. Frankie konchita ct New York. who went the limit against OBrien two weeks ago. takes or the clever Eddie Ellie of Springfield, while Tn inc other. Johnny Culcio of Boston battles Frankie Busch of Ranches ,ef.
 A siN-roundcr and one of four rounds will open the show.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
WESLEYAN 1888 SCHEDULE

Niddletown. Conn. April 2b UP) i-Wesleyan's 1g50 football schedule is as follows: Sept. IT. Colby at Nidd,etown. Ocober 1. Connecticut Agricultural at Middletown: October
 ii. rolumb bia at New York; October IS, Rochester at Rochester: October
 9, Amherst at Middletown: No-
 yember 1. Trinity at Hartford: NO
 vember <. Ni'lirns at Wilt" ms
 town: Nc mb1r Is, Eow1oin at
 Middletoon.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
SMITH AGAIN USES STEEL

pinehurst. N. C.. April 20 R Horton smith, young Joplin, Mo. golf sensation. who came . croppe, in one Of the Florida winter tourna- ments when he changed from steel 10 wood shafts. switched back to steel 10 win the North and South open tournament here.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

~-Batted for Mljus ill 6t1.
 Xx-Batted for Harder In sth.
 z-Batted for Schubie in sth. Cleveland t"o pt- Stl--b Detroit t5l eel ocH-'
 Two base hits: Ta' ener. Rice. Jamie son . I. SeweN. !. Sewelt. Lind, Mt- Manus Alexander Home run: lleilnann Stlu-I. out: B. ScrIe!l $. Mujus 2. Stone G Harder | Winning pitcher; SorelI, Los.nS pitcher Mjljus
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

The Reds-Cxrds and Browns. White Sox games were prevented by rain.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
 
VILLA ID BATTLE
 CHR|S7Y TONIGHT Joe Zotter Clashes With Mickey
 FlahiYe in Preliminary
Hartford Card Tonight

Star bout: Nick Christy. Bristol. vs Pancho Villa, Hartford. 10 rounds.
 Double semi-fnal: Frankie kon china, New York. vs. Eddie Ellie, of Springfield; Frankie Busch. Man chester, vs. Johnny Curcio, Boston; leach eight rounds.)
 Other bouts: Joe Lotter, New
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

z-Batted for Berry in Gth.
 za-Batted fer A. Sasten in pth. z,x-Batted for kufing in eth. New York pG1 121 922- Boston 619 826 8n1 -. Two base hit: Ora abowski. Struck out By Hoyt 2. ny Ruting 2.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

N-Batted fay Brown in ,th
 Ax-Batted for Hopkins in Sth Washington o"2 "ho ll"-i Philadelphia hSt ~ p"N-9 Two base hits, FoSH ,, Gosln, MyeT, Btuege. Dykes g Three base hits Sim mons Haas Home run. FoXA. Losing I.r- heI- MnrMerrN.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

Babe Horman's home run helped the Brooklyn Robins win their sec ond straight game from the Boston Braves, to g.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
WATCHING THE SCOREB0ARD

By the United Press
 Yesterdays ro:-Harry Rice Detroit outfielder. who staved off a Cleveland rally in the ninth inning when he raced in back of second and caught Luke SeWel's fly with the tying run on base and enabled the Tigers 10 beat the Indians, I to [.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
HOME RUN CLUB
By the United Press.
 ,e0ticrS

}y the United Press
 Leaders Blue, Browns. 5. ODoul, Phillies. 2. Hafey, Cardinals, 2. Hornsby. Cubs, 2. Grimm. Cubs. ,. Gchringer. Tigers, .. .'Nerill, Indians. ,. Harper. Braves. ?, Herman. Dodgers, 7. 'oXx. Athletics, ?,
 1cstcrtlay> Homcrs Harper, Braves, l. Herman. Robins. 1. ptt. Giants, I. Jackson. Giants. 1, F'o1,X. Athletics, 1. Heilinan, Tigers, 1.
 Totals American league. 22. National league. 27. Total-49.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
PITTSBURtifi

Totals ih 1P %" a-one out when winning run scored
 A-Batted for loot iu ith. Chicago o"V l"N -l' "V' Pitt sburaa pVa VV" '"' v'V Two base hits: Grimm, tuyier. AngleV Sheety Winning pitcher swetohit' Log Ing pit 'hei: Horne,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

A Washington detective sought . man possessed of an unusual watch. He found him by asking strangers the time of day.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

Britain. vs. Mickey F'lahive Hart ford. slN rounds; Jimmy Picardi, Of Boston. vs, Sindul Diaz New York, four rounds.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

WILL USE THREE UMPIRES Three um pireS will work each Ma .onal league game this year.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

x-Batted for Brandt in 1th. xx-Batted for Hearn Tn eth. xx3-BatteI for Mcguire In Eth.
 p.o, syl 6Vs 099-1 nva.ht,, gI0 622 06x-5 Two base hit: Flowers Three base ht; neuller Home runs: Herman. Harper. struck out By Elliott :. by Brandt ,. i.v Hearn 2 by koupal l. Winning pfteh- CT. Elliott. Losing pitcher: branot.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

Carl Hubbcll held the Phif delphia York Giants hammered out q 10 !" victory. Ott and Jackson hit home runs.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

Al Simmons returned 10 the Phil adelphia Athletics lineup and drove in three runs as inc Mackmon trim med the Washington Senators. 9 'o 1. Jimmy Foxx had a perfect day at bat-four hits. including his ser ond home run of the season, in four trips.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
DlJEI, BETWEEN CUBS AND
 GIANTS IS TAKING FORM

McGraw Remains to See Historic Rivalry With Chicago Renewed - New York Downs Phillies, to 2- Pirates Hammer Charley Root to Upset Mccarthy Clan-Y ankees Blank Boston Red Sox - Athletics Show Plenty of Power in Defeating Washington Team.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

Waite Hoyt pitched his sacon ] victory of tn" season tn" New York Yankees beating the Boston Red Sox, to 3. Hoyt permitted but si> hits.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-25

! X-Batted tur Collins in 9lN.
 Philadelphia hel V"i "'' New Work 9Oa 5"1 l0x z i Two has hits. Terry . Lelian. oFar- ,eU Hurst Home runs: ptt, Jackson ' Struck out. By Hubbell {, hy Elliott |
 by collins l. Losing pitcher Sweetiand
New Britain herald., 1929-08-16

The big, generous, heavy absor bent kind. 22"x44" double thread ed, sturdy and long wearing. Every towel has a beautiful contrasting ly colored border. Offered special for tomorroW's great event.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-16

Under-aIm, vagabond and pouch style, made of finest simulated leather. Some have a small mirror on the inside.
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association. Miss Ann Carpenter
president of the department, will
preside and newly elected officers
will be installed. They are Miss
Bernice White, president, and Miss
Mary Birmingham, treasurer.
william R. Allen, personnel direc-
tor of L. S. Ayres g. Co., will give
the principal talk on Where Is the
Business Woman Going?" The in
troductory will be made by Miss
Eleanor Hoag, executive Secretary
of the department, and Miss Ma
donna Hessler will give a reading,
assisted by Misses Naomi, Ina and
Margaret Cornell.
Business girls from the educa-
tional department, health education
department, open forum, business
colleges and student nurses have
been invited. Members of the young
business and professional women's
committee also will be guests. Mem
berS of the ANA Theta Club and
the Ella McCrea Club will be host
esses. Miss Mary Sims is chairman
of the arrangements committee.
The business girls will join in a
bird study hike Saturday under di-
rection Of Mrs. William c. Gardner
of the Nature Study Club. The
group will leave the Y. w. G. A.
promptly at 3 o'clock.
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Mrs. William H Coleman, Mrs. Will
bur G. Johnson, Mrs. Kin Hubbard,
Mrs. Herbert T. Wagner, Mrs. Olive
c. Cadbury, Mrs. E. Blake Francis,
Miss Jean Adamson, Mrs. F. R.
Kantz Mrs Ronald c. Green, and
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny.
The committee of the Red Cross
motor corps is composed of the fol-
lowing women:
Mrs. Kin Hubbard. Mrs Herbert t.
Wagner. Mrs. c. C. Richie. Mrs A. W.
Antrim. Mrs. George Bailey. Mrs. Otto
Keller, Mrs. Frank Eaight. Mrs John
Simmons. Mrs. Paul W. Simpson, Mrs
VIII Kennedy. Mrs. C. Milton Kelley. Mrs
E. Emmett Hall, Mrs. c. F. Voyles. Mrs
H G. Hamer, Mrs. Lucien King. Mrs.
Thomas Little Jr.. Mrs. Charles Busch
mann. Mrs. Grace Watson Ickwall, Mrs
Gerald Ely Mrs. Harry Goode, Mrs.
Charles Gaunt, Mrs. E. E. Voyles, Mrs.
Edward E. Petrie. Mrs. Alyah Rucker, Mrs
Edward Mitchell Mrs. A. w. Early and
Mrs George Van Dyke.
Mrs. W K. Smith. Mrs. Christopher
Coleman, Mrs. Wilson Parker. Mrs. Edo
I. Wagner, Mrs. Edwin G. McKittrick
Mrs. Irwin Bertermann, Mrs. Gavin L
Payne Biegler. Mrs. David Clark. Mrs
Robert L. Masters. Mrs. Alex Metzger
Mrs. Ben Cohen. Mrs. Allen Lewis. Mrs
Harry Wade. Mrs. Rudolph Aufderheide
Mrs. Mark Rinehart. Mrs. Horace A
Shomle. Mrs. Frank B. Hunter. Mrs. Wal
ter Foltz, Mrs. Wesley Shea. Mrs. Henry
Ostrom. Mrs. C. B. McFadden, Mrs. Ed
gar Kiser Mrs Morris Feuerlicht, Mrs
Stanley Undertake. Mrs. Howard Gay
Mrs. John F. White. Mrs. W. C. Smith
Mrs. Harry Jackson Mrs. Ross Ottinger
Miss Charlotte Gates. Miss Evelyn Barnes
and Miss Ruth Sheerin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-30

Women Call
Conference

Mrs. H L. Smith, Bloomington,
president of the Indiana Federation
Of Branches of the American Asso-
citation of University Women, has
announced the program for the an
nual conference in Lafayette Fri
day and Saturday. Sessions will be
held in the home economics build
ing, Purdue university.
Friday
2:15-Greetings, Dean Caroline Shoe
2:30-Round table discussion of branch
4:00-5oo~Tea, Art Assoct4..,n and
s0-7ooMReception, Hotel Fowler.
7:0O-Dinner, Hotel Fowler. Mrs. H. L..
Smith, presiding. Speakers. President
President a. G., Oman. De PAW; Mrs
Virginia Meredith; President william
Lowe Bryan, Indiana university.
Saturday
8:00--Executive board meeting at break
fast, Hotel Fowler.
9:30-BuSineSS meeting.
Report of n: E. G; sectional director,
Reports of state officers, standing COM
mating committee.
Election of officers.
Report of resolution committee.
l:00-Luncheon, home economics build
ing, Mrs. Elmer Waters, president of the
Lafayette branch, presiding
Address DR.. Marguerite Albjerg, Purdue
university.
Indsanas progress in fellowship, Dean
Agnes E. Wells. national vice-president
American Association of University
Women.
Address Dr.. Kathleen E. Carpenter
holder OF the Rose Sedgwick Fellowship
fund.
officers of the association are:
Mrs. Smith, president; Mrs. John T.
Wheeler, indianapolis, vice-preSi-
dent; Miss Ruby Bollenbacher,
Bloomington, secretary, and Miss
Catherine Tillotson, De Paw uni
VerSity, treasurer.
Headquarters of the conference
will be at the Hotel Fowler, Lafay-
cite. Mrs. Floyd Romberger, Lafay-
cite. is general chairman in charge
Of arrangements.
Indianapolis women who will at
tend are Mrs. J. w. Weddell, presi-
dent of the Indianapolis branch;
Mrs. Marvin Curle, Mrs Frank D.
Hatfield, Miss Katherine Beeson,
Mrs. T. Victor Keene, Mrs. w. NJ.
Louden, Mrs. v. j. Cox, Mrs. J. T.
Wheeler, Miss Marie Sangernebo,
Miss Dale Waterbury and Miss
Katherine Kautz.
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Mothers Club
Members Meet
at Bridge Party

Mrs. A. F. Sutton, 3843 Ruckle
street. and Mrs. Earl Mushlitz, 425
East Fifteenth street, entertained
the bridge section of the Pi Beta
Phi Mothers Club with a luncheon
bridge party today at the Avalon
Country Club.
Luncheon was served at l o'clock
at tables decorated with pink roses
and lighted with green taperS, tied
with pink tulle. All appointments
were in pink and green.
Guests included Mrs. G. H. Pier,
Mrs. R. A. Barnard, Mrs. t. A. Car
roll. Mrs. Frank Chiles, Mrs. Earl
Cox, Mrs. A. w. Early, Mrs. Milton
Kelly. Mrs. A. A. Ogle, Mrs. U. S.
Okes. Mrs. H. C. Ryker, Mrs. Harry
B. Thomas. Mrs. Joseph Karnes,
Mrs. C. A. Bracket and Mrs. A. E
Screes.
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Wet. o. Posters
Are ON Display
at Art Institute

Principals and teachers of the In
dianapolis public schools are invited
70 visit the John Heron Art Insti-
tute Wednesday to view anti-nico-
tine posters made by the advanced
students of the school for the con-
test being sponsored by the Cen
trail w. G. T. U.
First prize will be 500, second
prize $50, and third prize $25. A
musical will be held in the sculp-
ture court of the institute, begin
ming at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Florence Harker, violinist,
will present a group Of numbers;
Mrs. Elsie Evans Pattison, pianist,
will play "Cappricco," Sonata II, by
Scarlatti; "Etude Cen Forme de
Valse)," by Saint-SaenS; Miss Max
inc Mckay will give two readings,
"At an Art Exhibit" and The Joy
Ride" Mrs. Hannah Minnick will
sing Top O. the Moon" by Ralph
Grosvenor; THE Cunnin' Little
Thing" by Richard Hageman, and
The Swallows" by Frederick
Cowen.
Members may bring guests. Post
erS will be on display until o'clock.
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Is Guest at
Luncheon

Honoring Miss Mildred Ken
nedy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
R. Kennedy, 4456 Central avenue,
whose marriage to william Gaul.
Dayton, will take place soon, Miss
Beatrice Drake entertained with
luncheon today at AyreS' tearoom.
Rose and blue flowers were used
on the tables, Guests with Miss
Kennedy, were Mrs. Mamie Mace,
Halcie Moore, Miss Aileen Ransen,
Miss Grace wilkins, Miss Lola Thy,
Miss Dorothy Robson, Miss Lucille
Michaelis, Miss Gladys Remington,
Miss Henrietta Dux, Miss Dorothy
Drogan, Miss Ruth Higgins, Miss
Donna Jacobsen, Miss Grace Gaus,
Miss May Brennan, Miss Doris
Boyd, Miss Betty Paulley, Miss
Ophelia Bates and Miss Mary
Golliffe.
Announcement of the date of the
marriage will be made at a party
Saturday afternoon, given by the
bride-elect'S mother.
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st. PauI,S Girls
Society to Gve
Music Program

Members of the Girls Friendly So
ciety at st. PaulS Episcopal church
will sponsor a musicale Wednesday
night at the church. The following
program will be given:
Improvisation and melody ....... Brown
Wedding Day at Troldhagen". 49,. GREGG
Louise Ball, pianist.
zone Fine Day northumberland uccini
Gypsy and the Bird" ............ Benedict
Cradle Song" Observation-Disclosures reisler
Bernice Church, vocalist: accompanied by
Dorothy Bartholomew.
THE Flaperette" by Barbara Ellen
Strack. and "A Jazz Duet" by Betty
Piano selections by John Norman.
'Polish Dance" ............ WieniawSh
Regret" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WieniaWSki
Josephine Reynolds. violinist
Selections by Raymond F. Ball. vocalist.
Romance of the Mississippi Delta
.-.-....... Mrs w d Lone
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City Couple
Married at
Cathedral

Miss Dorothy Louise Clune,
daughter Of William J. Clune, 1911
North Alabama street, became the
bride Of william J. Mooney Jr., son
Of William J. Mooney, 1910 North
Pennsylvania street, at a lovely
ceremony at g O'Clock this morning
in SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral.
The marriage service was read by
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Joseph Chart
rand and the nuptial mass was cele-
brated by the Rev. Barrett Thieman,
cousin of the bridegroom.
The altar was decorated with
Easter lilies and lighted with white
tapers in candeIabra, and the chan
eel was banked with palms and
ferns. Miss Helen Shepherd, organ
ist played during the service.
Attendant in Beige Lace
The bride was attended by Miss
Helen Carroll, who wore a gown of
beige lace made with a long full
skirt with uneven hemline and fit
ted bodice. She wore chartreuSe
slippers, a beige horsehair braid hat
trimmed with chartreuse and car
ried a bouquet of spring flowers.
Fred Mahaffey was best man.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, was -oYely IN
her mothers wedding gown OF ivory
satin, made princess style, with
fitted bodice and long full skirt,
hich swept into train. A flounce
of rose point lace, rose point v
shaped yoke and long tight sleeves
with rose point at the wrists was
the only trimming. Her veil had
cap IF rose point, caught across the
back with a wreath OF orange BIOS
SONS. Her slippers were white sat-
in with buckles Of lace. She wore
a. platinum diamond brooch, the
gift of the bridegroom. She car
ried a shower bouquet Of orchids.
lilies of the valley, gardenias and
brides roses.
Wedding Breakfast Served
Following the ceremony, a we'd
ding breakfast was served to mem
beers of the immediate families at
the Highland Golf and Country
Club.
MT. and Mrs. Mooney have gone
to Asheville, N. c. They viii be at
home after May 80 in Indianapolis.
Among out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clune Walsh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Torey and John Walsh,
Detroit: Mrs. Leo Sullivan and Miss
Mary Helen Sullivan. Ft. Wayne.
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DR., H, L. SMITH TO
TALK SATURDAY

DR.. H. L. Smith, dean of the
school Of education at Indiana uni
versity, will talk on Progressive
Tendencies in Modern Education"
at an open meeting at 2:30 Satur-
day afternoon at the Cropsey audi
torium.
The lecture is sponsored by the
study group on modern tendencies
in education of the Indianapolis
branch of American Association OF
University Women. Mrs. Richard
Lieber, chairman of the group, will
preside. Guests interested in edu-
cation are invited to attend.
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Luncheon to Be
GUen at Fort by
AuxiHa1y Group

Members of the Indiana Women'S
Auxiliary to the Thirty-eighth divi-
sion will entertain with covered
dish luncheon Wednesday at the
officers Club. Fl. Harrison.
Mrs. Samuel Miller. wife Of Chap
lain Miller, will be hostess and Mrs
George II. Jameson, wife Of the
commanding officer, will be the hon
or guest.
New officers to be installed follow
ing luncheon are: President, Mrs.
Allen Fleming: first vice-president.
Mrs. NJ B. Spellman; second vice
president. Mrs. P. J. Clark. record
ing secretary. Mrs. c. E. HoStetler,
and treasurer. Mrs. Thomas Fegan.
Mrs. John Compton IS in charge of
the program. Members and guests
are asked to take the 1870 o'clock
interurban.
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HONOR GUESTS WILL
ATTEND SKATE PARTY

Governor and Mrs. Harry G. Les
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoke, Mr..
and Mrs. Kin Hubbard, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Trimble, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Elder Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ingles, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas B. No
Bile, Mrs. William A. Coburn. Mrs.
E. S. SEVERN and Mrs. Edna M.
Christian will be special guests at
the skating party of the Alpha La
treian Club at Riverside skating
rink Wednesday night.
Further donations for prizes have
been made by Claimants bakery,
Benedict'S bakery, Schreiber's bak-
cry and Hisey and Titus Funeral
Home.