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KabpaHonpe
Dedication
to Be Held

Formal dedication Of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma chapter house at
Butler university viii be held to-
night with a banquet at the house.
s2i West Hampton drive, attended
by former grand and state officers,
alumnae and active members and
pledges.
Sunday. a reception from 3 to S.
and 7 TO 0 viii open the house to
friends of the sorority. and viii
serve to introduce new pledges.
Among alumnae at the banquet
will be:
Mesdames Frank Louden. Bloomington
Frank Bonner. GreencaStle; John Bray
ton. o. W. Myers. c. A. Harris, Marx
Reasoner, Everett NJ. Schoneld, austin
Clifford. Joseph Casle Matthews, p. ~.
Dill, Retta Morgan, Russell p. Welt. Frank
B. Fowler. John r. Carr. Guineyere
ostrander. Guernsey Van Ripper and Misses
Irma Ulrich and Edith Higgins
Committee In charge Of the in
vitations is headed by Miss Higgins,
assisted by:
Mesdames Fowler. CLIFFORD Matthews,
Wright. and Miss Betty Jeanne Davis.
The banquet committee is headed
by Mrs. Ostrander, chairman, who
is assisted by;
Mesdames Morgan. Van Ripper. Carr,
Reasoner. Welt. Dill and Miss Dione KeElin
The following pledges viii receive
with Miss Davis. chapter president;
Mrs. Helen Sinner, house mother.
and Mrs. Ralph Davis, president of
the Mothers Club:
Misses Jacquelyn Mckee. st. Louis.
Martha Teewalt, vineennes; Joan Perrin,
Thorntown; Elizabeth Romack. Shapes
vile; Delight Morrison. Mary S,iervalt.
Vangii Snodgrass. Margaret Lewis. Kath-
crime F1tchey. Elizabeth Dodds. Agnes
Kaueen. Betty Jean BALI. Marjorie Wat
kins and Mary Elizabeth Search.
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Miss Suzanne KOlhOff Will Be
Bride in Church Rites Today

by lace belt with a crystal buckle,
and a long full skirt. The gown has
bolero jacket of lace, with long
flowing sleeves. She will wear a
transparent turban, with a ruff1e of
velvet across the back, and MORE
slippers to match. She will wear
double strand of pearls, the gift
of the bridegroom, and carry pink
roses.
An informal reception will follow
at the church.
The couple will go north on a
trip, the bride travelling in brown
silk ensemble with beige lapin
coat, brown hat and slippers. They
will be at home after Nov. Is at
BIT East Thirty seventh street.
FEiss Kolhoff attended Butler
unS@- rsity, where she was a men,
Der of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr..
BockStahler attended Indiana uni
versity and was graduated from
Purdue. He is a member of Delta
Tau fraternity.
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Mrs. Samuel r. Artnan will talk
on Chrome and Asbestos Industry
in South Africa" before chapters of
the international Travel Study
Club, Inc, next week.
MONDAY
Venetian chapter will meet at the
Sphinx Arms for l o'clock luncheon.
Responses will be renlembrances of
the September lecture. Mrs. AM
orose Hamlin will give a group of
readings.
TUESDAY
Arabian chapter will meet at the
home of the president, Mrs. S. o.
Sharp, Grand View drive, for lunch
con. Following the lecture, DR..
Francis LleLanglade will talk on her
experiences in johannesburg and
MayWba Pass, South Africa. Mrs.
Laoma Gill and Mrs. Louise Sharp
will sing group of Negro songs
accompanied by Mrs. Laura Craig
Poland.
FRIDAY
Hymalian chapter will meet at
1870 at the Lurnley tearoom. Fol-
lowing the lecture the chapter will
proceed with its regular hour OF
study.
Arcadian chapter reports its char
ter closed with an active member.
ship of twenty-four and wait
ing list.
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Miss Disney and E. C. Holmes
Will Be Married Sunday

decorated with palms and ferns.
Miss Cozette Hutchinson, organist,
will give program.
John M. Holmes, South Bend,
will be his brothers best man. Miss
Mary Louise Britton, New Bethel,
will be bridesmaid. She will wear
a Hunters green crepe tunic dress
with kid slippers and felt hat TO
match. She will carry BriarcIiffe
roses.
The bride will wear autumn brown
transparent velvet, made with a
cowI neckline of Alencoh lace and
long tight sleeves with lace cuffs.
She will wear bronze kid slippers,
a beige wool crepe and velvet hat
and carry Talisman roses.
The couple will go to Canada on
their honeymoon, the bride travel
ing in a rust crepe frock, black
caracul trimmed coat and black ac-
cessories. They will be at home
after Nov. IS at 1880 Station street.
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MONDAY GUILD TO
HOLD FIRST SESSION

Members of the Monday Child If
tne community welfare department
Of the Woman's Department Club
VIII hold their first meeting at .
Monday afternoon at the clubhouse
Mrs. F. T. Lambkin is chairman of
the guild.
Program viii be given by the u1u-
sic department, of which Mrs
George w. Bowman is Chairman
Mrs. Albert H. OF is Chairman Of
hostesses.
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Marriage of
Miss Common
Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Conner, 217
North Warman avenue, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Conner. to NJ. Ed
ward Mccarthy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Flurence Mccarthy, which took
place at Thursday at st. An
thongs church, the Rev. A. H. Bu-
said. pastor. officiating.
Miss Winifred Kavanagh was the
brides only attendant. She wore
poudre blue and carried Mrs. Hoo
YER roses. Francis Mccarthy was
his brothers best man The bride
wore beige chiffon and lace, with
slippers and hat to match. and car
ried Killarney roses and lilies of the
valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy
have gone to Pittsburgh. the bride
travelling in a tan suit with brown
accessories. They will be at home
at S07 Carlisle place.
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Dinner Dance
Is arranged by
Highland Club

More than $50 members and guests
of the Highland Golf and Country
Club have made reservations for
the Egyptian dinner dance tonight
at the clubhouse. The dance will
close the social season for the year
at the club.
Decorations will be in keeping
with the idea. Novel entertainment
is being planned. Dinner will be
served at $3.50 and dancing will con-
tinue until 1:30. Royal Egyptian
orchestra will play. Members of the
entertainment committee, who will
wear Egyptian costumes, are:
Messrs. and Mesdames Arch Grossman,
chairmen: A. r. c. Kipp. Lucius French.
Hal Benham. George Steinmetz. Homer
Lsthrop. W. L. Thompson. Ralph Knode.
Paul Raglan, George O'Connor. Sidney Fen
stermaker. Thomas kaufman. Frank Kis-
sell. william Umphrey. Gerald Ely. Lyman
Whitaker. H. L. Richardt. J. ]. Kennedy.
John c. Ruckelshaus. Michael Ryan.
Charles Reagan. George Klein. John Mel
lett. r. D. Robinson H. NJ. Benentt, F. G..
Herman, F. H. Tompkins and Dr.. and Mrs.
z. B. Rinker.
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Miss Prosch to Be Welded to
DR.. Wilkes in Church Rites

pews will be marked by white tulle
bows.
Mrs. S. B. Harry will be soloist
Miss Helen Shepard, organist. will
play.
Attendants Named
Little Louis Prosch, ringbearer,
will be dressed in an ivory satin suit.
and will carry the ring on q satin
pillow. Pauline O'Banion, in a frock
of ivory satin made with a basque
waist and long bouffant skirt, will
carry a chiffon basket of rose petals.
Miss Dorothy ProSch, maid of
honor, will wear yellow satin gown
made Grecian style. She will wear
long white kid gloves and yellow
slippers.
The bridesmaids will wear gowns
fashioned like Miss Prosch's, with
long gloves, and slippers tinted to
match their gowns. They will carry
large cream chrysanthemums and
pompon chrysanthemums In the
bridal colors. Miss Betty Prosch will
wear orchid; Miss Lenora Dorset.
peach; Miss Katharine Scott, blue.
and Miss Mary Morse, FortuIle,
green.
j. Raymond Diver. Calumet City,
Ill, will be best man. Ushers will
be DR.. Stephen Kroczek, Robert A.
Keitzer Hammond: DR.. j. Eldon
Spahr and Arthur x. Birks.
Gown of Ivory Satin
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear a
gown of ivory satin. princess style,
with train, and long tight sleeves.
Her tulle veil will be arranged with
orange blossoms. She will wear a
strand of pearls, the gift of the
bridegroom, and carry Gala lilies
and white roses.
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents will follow the cere-
mony. Mrs. Prosch will receive in
! black chiffon with a corsage Of vel
low roses, and Mrs. Wilkes will wear
blue chiffon. Her corsage will be Of
pink roses.
| The brides table will be conferred
with a TERED wedding cake and
lighted by yellow tapers. Mrs.
Prosch will be assisted by MRS, La
Vonne Lands and Misses Virginia
Lett, Marjorie Williamson, Ethel
Raasch, Dorothy and Eleanor Lutz.
Dinner to Be Held
The couple will leave for a wed
ding trip through the east, the bride
travelling in brown crepe and wool
lace, brown coat trimmed with
mink and brown accessories. They
viii be at home after Dec. l at 4
North Warren street, Calumet CITY
III. ivy
Mr.. and Mrs. Porsch will entertain
with a bridal dinner for their
daughter and her flance at 6 to-
night at Whispering Winds. The
table will be decorated with
plateau Of chrysanthemums in the
pastel shades and lighted by yelIou.
Capers IN crystal candelahrae,
Covers will be laid for the host
ana hostess, the honor guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkes, Misses Dorothy
and Betty Prosch, Miss Scott Mis-
Morse, Miss O'Banion, John Charlie
Frosch, Louis Prosch Jr., Mr.. Diver
Dr. kroczek, Mr.. Keitzer, Mr.. Birks
and DR.. Spahr.
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TraUeIOgNe to
Be Presented
by DR.. FrantS

DR.. George Arthur FTantz will
give a travelogue. THE Road to
Oberammergau," in the recreation
hall of the First Presbyterian church
Tuesday night, Nov. 4. under
auspices of the Woman's auxiliary
of the church.
The ticket sale is sponsored by
AIRS. Evans Woollen and Mrs. Will
bur Johnson, assisted by Mrs. David
A. House and Mrs. Clarence NJ.
Turner. Patrons and patronesSeS
Twill include:
MesSrs. and MesdsmeS Anus Ruddell.
Robert Foster. Herbert FoltE. Charles Yoke,
George warmoth. Herbert King. Alvah
Rueker. Cornelius Poison. Joel Traylor.
Earl Barnes. william voorhis. william
Horn. Walter Mayer vsrd Mayer. Delmsr
Mcworkmsn. william c. Downing. Fred
erick Rollin KautE. Ross c. ottinger.
Charles Emerson. Edward Mitchell. David
Ross. Daniel 7. Lsyman. William H. Ken
nedv. Mesdsmes Adelbert Sherwin Ben
son. Matthew F. Smith. NJ. c. Mullen:
Misses Gertrude Baker. Rosemary Baker
and Anna siokels and Mr.. Albert Baker.
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WEDDING DATE SET
BY MISS TAGGART

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Taggart,
ATS Washington boulevard, will
issue invitations this weekend for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Florence Taggart, to William Floyd
Virgins, son of M. v. Virgins, 3841
North Meridian street.
The wedding will take place at
$50 Saturday night, Nov. Is, at the
Meridian street Methodist Epis-
copal church.
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DELTA THETA PHI IN
PARTY WEDNESDAY

Alpha chapter, Delta Theta Phi
sorority. will give the first of a series
of rush parties Wednesday night
in the form of a Halloween party
at 6720 Michigan road. Guests will
be:
Misses Julia Becker. Maxine Chapman.
Helen DlnRus. Audrey Dunn. Dorothy En-
minger. Lois Hunter. Mary Hurt. Dorothy
Maftzger. Ruth Nevill. Hope Ensfeld,
Dorothy Phillips. Mile Tamb;yn. Ellen
Ward and Patricia wright
Members who will attend are:
Mrs. Elsa Hilgemeier. Misses Alma Dan
never. Margaret Hoffman. Virginia Holmes.
Esther Hilgsmeier. Hilda Ludgin. Louise
Mayes. Lenore Mueller. Emily McFarren.
Edna McDaniels. Frances Olsen. Irene Rus
sell. Mary Louise Schwisr Louise Schwier.
Helen ThosapsoA Irma voIIrath-
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COMMITTEE WILL
ATTEND LUNCHEON

Mrs. William D. Hamer, chairman
of the art department of the
Woman's Department Club. will en-
terrain the members of the lunch
con committee Of the department at
her home, 4044 Carrollton avenue,
Monday from to 5.
The committee will discuss plans
for the Pioneer luncheon of the art
department to be held Nov. 3 at the
clubhouse. The committee is headed
by Mrs. Robert Elliott, assisted by
Mrs. Sam Selka, vice chairman, and
Mesdames H. ]. Baker, A. w. Bowen,
r. S. Carson, Benjamin F. Cline,
Bert Gadd, F. E. Gates, r. M. Irwin,
Elizabeth Leggitt, B. z. Silver, Julius
finder, Percy A. Wood and Miss
Katherine Kitz.
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Marriage of Miss Melba Mar
guerite Prosch and DR.. Stanton A.
Wilkes, Hammond, Ind, will be
solemnized at 8 Sunday at cere-
mony to be performed at the Meri-
dian Heights Presbyterian church.
The Rev. S. B. Harry, pastor, cousin
of the bride, will read the service.
He will be assisted by the Rev. E. E.
Norman.
Miss Prosch is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Prosch, ga
West Drive, Woodruff Place. DR..
wilkes parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Wilkes, Bridgeport, Pa.
The church will be decorated with
palms and the altar will be banked
with palms and ferns, and lighted
by cathedral candles. The family
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Mothers Club of Cathedral high
school will hold the second of a
series of card parties for the pur-
pose of becoming acquainted, Fri
day afternoon in the auditorium OF
the school.
Mrs. G. r. Cruzan is hostess, as
sisted by the following committee
chairmen: Mrs. Joseph Argus
bridge; Mrs. Donald Sinner, bunco;
Mrs. Joseph Conley, five hundred;
Mrs. William McDermott, euchre
and Mrs. IgnatiuS Godecker, lotto
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Miss May WIZ
Be Married to
H. W. Hammer

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Guy May,
321 North Bolton avenue, have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Mildred May.
to Howard Wallace Hammer, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Hammer, SAIL
North Delaware street.
The wedding will take place at 8
Saturday night, Nov. 8, at the May
home. A reception for guests and
the bridal party will follow.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Indiana university and is a
member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Mr.. Hammer attended Indiana,
where he was member Of Delta
Tau Delta fraternity.
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The Rev. and Mrs. v. B. Hargitt,
24l4 Station street, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Betty Hargitt, to Sherwood
Blue, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Blue, 4233 Boulevard place.
The wedding will take place at
4 Sunday, Nov. 9. at Tabernacle
Presbyterian church. Miss Har-
gift attended De Paw university,
where she was a member Of Delta
Delta Delta sorority. Mr.. Blue
was graduated from Indiana uni
versity law school and is a mem
Der of Theta Chi fraternity.
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SOCIETY TO HOLD
BUSINESS MEETING

woman's Society of Memorial
Presbyterian church viii hold a
business meeting in the chapel at
2 Wednesday. Report of Calendar
Club will be given. Mrs. Ray Fuller
will lead devotions.
Hostesses for the afternoon are
Mrs. Ray Fuller, Mrs. Lee Hauck,
Mrs. j. G. Plaskett. Mrs. Augusta
Siersdale and Mrs v. B. Binager.
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I. A. C. WILL OPEN
ITS SEASON FRIDAY

Social season of the Indianapolis
Athletic Club will open in full swing
next Friday night with the informal
Halloween party for members and
their guests.
There will be a dinner, followed
by dancing and a supper at mid
night. Entertainment is being kept
surprise. The club will be
decorated in Halloween effect. Jack
Tilson and his Athletic Club or
chestra will play the program Of
music,
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At a simple ceremony at 2:30 this

At a simple ceremony at 2:30 this
afternoon in Christ church, Miss
Suzanne Isabel Kolhoff, daughter
of Mrs. Sue Kolhoff, 219 North
Randolph street, will become the
bride of William Bockstahler, son
of Mrs. w. H. Bockstahler, S17 East
Thirty street.
The service will be read by the
Rev. Francis D. NdcCabe, pastor Of
the Irvington Episcopal church,
before members of the immediate
families and few close friends.
The bride will wear gown Of
French blue lace, made with fitted
bodice with normal waiStline marked
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NeO Officers Seated

Kappa Sigma Chi sorority in
stalled Mrs. g. W. Madinger as
president at a meeting Friday night
at the Columbia Club. Other on
GERS are: Vice-president. Mrs. w. T.
Blasengym; secretary, Mrs. H. G.
Bolton, and treasurer, Mrs. Rene
Hamilton. Mrs. Blasengynt. and
Mrs. L. v. Walker were hostesses for
the Halloween party which fol-
lowed.
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WELFARE CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Annual card party of the Welfare
Club will be given Friday, Nov. Z, in
the Antlers, it has been announced.
Proceeds from the party will go to-
ward placing a needy woman in the
Home for Aged Women.
Mrs. L. 7. Creswell is chairman in
charge of arrangements. She is be-
ing assisted by Mrs. Claude T
Hoover.
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MISS MARY SPETH
TO BE BRIDE SOON

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Speth, 2l40
South Delaware street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Msgdalene Speth, to Edwin
F. Teagardin, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Teagardin. Beech Grove.
The wedding will take place at
Thanksgiving morning in Sacre4
Heart church.
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Mrs. Kenneth Leroy Mount, be-
fore her marriage Saturday, Oct.
Is, was Miss Mildred Evelyn Sui
Ivan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
P. B. Sullivan, 1885 North Ala
bama street.
Marriage of Miss Ruth Barn
hill, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. G.
A. Barnhill, GIG East Fall Greek
boulevard, to John A. Albertson
took place at $50 last Saturday
night in the Broadway Methodist
Episcopal church.
Mrs. G. Claire Evans was mar
ried in Richmond last Sunday.
She was Miss Mary Louise Bolton,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis S.
Bolton, 1882 Central avenue. Mr.
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Rush Partg Is Set

Theta chapter, Alpha Omicron
Alpha sorority, will entertain with
a rush party at 8 tonight at the
home of Miss Roxy Priest. sol East
Twenty third street. Guests viii be
Misses Marie AnsteSs, Mary O'Brien,
Mary Louise Walpole and Berna-
dette WEIGH.
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Miss Mildred Alberta Disney,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Disney, New Bethel, and Edwin
Charles Holmes, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Holmes, New Bethel, will be
married at 2:30 Sunday at the Bap-
fist church, New Bethel.
The Rev. w. F. Buckner will read
the service. The church will be
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Eidelweiss chapter reports the
following new chairmen, appointed
by Miss Claire Henry, president !:
Telephone, Mrs. Anna Thompson;
publicity, Miss Louise Hodapp; pro-
gram, Miss Sigourna Martz; mem
bership, Miss Carrie Watt, and flo
raj, Mrs. George S. Graves.
Lohengrin chapter will have a
hayride party tonight. Members
will meet at The home of Miss Emily
Mae Johnson, 2943 West Washing
ton street. at 100.
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SORORITY ALLIANCE
TO HEAR ADDRESS

Indianapolis alliance of Delta
Delta Delta sorority will meet at the
Sphinx grille, 2035 North Meridian
street. Wednesday night. Dinner
will be served at 6, followed by a
business meeting and talk by DR..
Martha Souter, alumni of the De
PAW chapter.
Miss Ivy Fuller is chairman in
charge of arrangements. Reserva-
tions may be made with her or with
Mrs. Roland Schmedel by Tuesday
night.
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CALENDAR CLUB
TO HOLD MEETING

East Tenth Street Methodist
Episcopal church Calendar circle
will hold its October meeting at the
community house at 7::30 Tuesday.
Beriault players viii present a
play. Lets Go Somewhere" Mrs.
Albert Laufer and members of the
October committee VIII be hostesses
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Sorority to Entertain

Phi Beta Psi sorority viii enter
tain rushees with a masked hall
loween party at the home Of Mrs.
w. NJ. DoIk, 626 North Rural street.
Wednesday right Mrs. L. Park
Thornbut1 viii be assistant hostess
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Visitor Is HOnOred

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Bellies, 351
Catherwood avenue, entertained
with dinner Tuesday night in
honor of Mrs. Julia Rariden,
Mooresville, who will leave for Flor
ida soon.
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Club Meetin0 Set

Kati-Ancho Club will meet at z
tonight at the home of Miss Lillian
Moore, 2226 North Talbot street.
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Business Meeting Set

Alpha chapter. Sigma Delta Sig
ma sorority, viii hold its regular
business meeting at the Antlers
Wednesday night.
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Musicale Tea
Program Made
by Mrs. Bonner

Mrs. Robert o. Bonner has ar
ranged the following program to
be given by the active section of
the Indianapolis matinee musicale
at 3 Friday afternoon at the Art
Institute:
Sonata in Major" ......... Beethoven
Adagio motto expressive
Scherzo
Rondo (Allegro ma non troppo)
Maud Custer, violinist.
Berta Ruick, pianist.
,,,HaghisNma Sembianza" ;IDonaudy
"Aria-cata diva" (Norma) ..e..... Beilini
Mrs. James Lowry. contralto.
Charles T. Hansen, accompanist.
5Eomance ;..........- ... -Francnomme
eas e yaffs Io olaer
Virginia Leyenberger. ceilist.
10, Gertrude Free, pianist.
Prayer of Norwegian Child KountS
Glen FriermoOd, accompanist. 'D''
.Nocturne op. 81 No. II .......... Chopin
"Valse op. 49, ................C Chopin
"Capriccio" Observation-Disclosures. Dohnanyi
Mrs. Arthur Monninger.
Tea will be served following the
program. Mrs. Bonner will be
assisted by Mesdames Robert Blake,
John w. Hutchings, Arthur Weber,
Sidney E. Fenstermaker, Clyde E.
Titus, Bernard R. Batty and Miss
Pauline Schellschmidt.
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lYlc@ MJUhed Nl@Y ., l0Du. C.IGe4SeU

and Mrs. Evans have gone to Ev-
anston to live, where Mr.. Evans
is completing his senior year at
Northwestern university.
Announcement is made Of the
engagement of Miss Mildred May,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Guy May, 321 North Bolton ave-
nue., to Howard Wallace Hammer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Ham
mer, SAIL North Delaware street.
The wedding will take place Sat
urday, Nov. 8.
Mrs. L. IT. Creswell is chairman
in charge of the annual card party
to be given by members of the
Welfare Club at the Antlers Fri
day, Nov. z.
Nogales international., 1930-03-18

WANTED-A boy to learn the
printing business. Apply NOgales
international, 225 Grand Ave.
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Steady Improvement
Rifle Club Scores

Steady improvement is seen in the
scores made by the members of the
Nogales Rifle Club at the weekly
meets being held at the small bore
range, Camp Little, and at the out
door range at the Marsh property
on Morley avenue.
Harry Renshaw, Jr., still furnishes
inspiration for other members OF
the club in the excellent scores made
by him at each shoot.
The results of Thursday evenings
contest at the Camp Little indoor
range are shown as follows:
Team No. 1.-Coughanour, S46,
Sexton, 307; Renshaw, Sr., 331; Vel
asquez, 289; Meloche, Capt, 347;
Wise, 3OS; Walker, $40.
Team No. 2.-Bristol, 339; Derby
shire, 300; Renshaw, Jr., Capt, 379;
Soto, 304; Woods, 319; Mix, 233;
Peterson, $40.
The Womens' Rifle Club met on
Wednesday evening but for some
reason or other the scores made by
the ladies are not available.
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Miami-Lyric Theatre reopened with
talkie equipment.