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Actor Wounds Actress.

ISOHL, Upper Austria. September ]
R.-Kurt Daehn, one of the principal
actors in Reinhardt's Vienna Theater,
today fred five shots ut friend, the
brilliant actress Crete .Maren,. ace 10.
she was dsAgerQuel2 wounded
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Gives Labor Day Dance.

NEWPORT, r. T.. September Dr.
Mrs. Muriel Vanderbilt Church gave a
silver and orange dance at her country
estate to welcome Labor day. The
party started at 1901 am. A special
ball room built for the occasion was
decorated with silver and orange bios
SONS. There were silver and orange
lights On the driveway.
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Albrecht Reported Seen.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, September
R.-Although the family of the Arch
Spain, q passenger aboard an airplane
reported today that he recognized him.
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TWO PROBES OPEN
IN WRECK KILLING
SIX IN MISSOURI

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THOUSANDS VIEW
! FIREMEN'S PAGEANT
{ AS LABOR TRIBUTE

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Unable to repair q faulty gasoline
pressure pump which handicapped him
on earlier flights, Lieut.. Afford j. Will
demonstration of acrobatic flying yes
terday afternoon. He was forced to
maintain the fuel pressure with hand
pump, which he operated with his left
hand while putting his ship through its
PAGES.
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D. Of |. National Regent to
Be Guest at Party Nov. II

ervations have been made by the
following:
Meesdames John Griffin. Edward Con-
nell. John Obergfeu. Kark Kramer. August
Julian. John Sudres. James Ryan. j. E.
Kaufman. Mary McGrady. Edward
Trimpe. Anna OBrien. Daniel Sweeney.
William Weschler. Mary McConnahay,
Mary Commisky, Frank Mastropolis Anna
Connor Ellen Kirkof. Eleanor Rebel. j..
A. Cecil. A. E. Irwin. Lillian O'Day.
Frank Kirkoff. Robert Fessler. Caroline
Haunss. william T. Miller. William Nc
Dowen. William Salladay. Frank Jones.
Michael Mulhall. Anna King. Albert
Brand. Maud Scherrer. James Mullin. Pa
tricia Casserly. Edward Karibo. Henry
Gardner. John Conner John Long. VIII
liam Dever, Catherine Sales, Herman
Zeitlow. Leonard Bagroli. Elmer Rhoades'
Alonzo McConahay.
Aesdames Helen Costello. Della Collins.
Anna Siebert. Hermina Kuellhorst' Anna
Wilhelm. Margaret Arens. Mary Anger.
A. ]. schulmeyer. w. F. Kilet. James E.
Rocap. Sybil Wisker. Margaret Fallon. j.
r Hinton. Franc Thompson, c. W. Stelger-
valid. Lillian Crawford. Catherine Stah'
Mary Pauline Thompson. Margaret Lena
han p. ]. Pfleger. T. P. Sexton. Edward
Miller. A. L. Hurley, Joseph Demmer'
Joseph ]. Speaks. Charles B. Lines. L. T.
Dovle. David Curran. Hugh J. Havey, Rose
HAYES, Charles SprinEmsn and Armeh
I ali
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AIunpnae Club
of P Beta Phi
to Give Play

The Indiana Gamma .Alumnae
Club of the Pi Beta Phi sorority
will present the comedy, Adam and
Eva, at the Civic Theater, Dec. 5,
at $50 for the benefit of the new
chapter house at Butler university.
Mrs. Robert Manifold, president of
the club announces that G. Norman
Green will direct the production of
the play
Mrs. c. Norman Green is general
committee chairman, and is being
assisted by:
Mesdames Walter Hiser. Robert Fitzeer-
aid. Robert Manifold Carl Weyl. E. E.
Temperley. John Spiegel. Noble Ropkey.
Paul Brown. Alice Holloway. Harvey Trim
Bile. Russell Holler. Richard Habbe. Pear
son Harrington. Marie George Moore.
Catherine Leslie, Misses Elizabeth Ohr.
Nadyne Cook. Maurine Jaquith. Helen
Weyl. Anna Bess SnodgrasS. Virginia Seeds.
Fannie Miner. Marjorie Goble. Marjorie
Okes. Lois Sheriff.. Betty Springer. Pruitt
Dorothy Weaver and Ethel Currier. Ushers
VIII be Misses Anabeth Snodgrass. Lois
Sheriff., Martha Lou Schooner. Beatrice
Yates and Elizabeth Moschenross.
Covers on the programs are being
decorated with signatures of mem
bers Of the sorority and their
friends. The first signature obtained
was that of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge.
who is a Pi Beta Phi.
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Brides and brides-elect occupy
the center of the stage today.
Mrs. William H. Wemmer,
before her marriage last Satur-
day, was Miss Marie Eisenlohr,
daughter of Mrs William T. Eisen-
lohr, BIT North Meridian street.
Mrs. Irving Fauvre and Miss
Mabel Gasaway were her at
PENDANTS.
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Sanders and Elmer w. SiebertS
took place last Saturday. Mrs.
Sieberts is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bertram Sanders, 1923
East Forty-seventh street.
Mrs. Edward Gable, before her
recent marriage, was Miss La
Vonne Burns, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Burns, Shelbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gable are at home
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Gable,
IA Audubon court.
Miss Barbara Blatt Will speak
at the Hadassah membership
meeting and tea Wednesday after
noon. Miss Blatt recently has re-
turned from a European trip.
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Lecture to
Be GiUen at
PrObylaeun1

The Propylaeum Club will present
Mrs. Horace E. Coleman at 2:3O
Wednesday in a talk on The Fine
Arts Of the Japanese Home"
Members of the entertainment
committee which is sponsoring the
lecture are:
Mesdames John W. Kern. chairman:
Myron Green william II. Coleman. James
Cunning. Benjamin F. Hitz Kin Hubbard
Ovid Butler jameson. Louis H. Levey.
william A Louden. John A. Macdonald
Charles A. Pfaflin. Michael A. Ryan.
Samuel Lewis Shank and Paul H. White
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be:
Mesdames William L. Elder, Samuel H.
Fletcher. Lewis N Poyser. Herman c.
futile. Roy Elder Adams. william F.
Landers. Burton E. Parrott Fred C. Gard
ner, lie Roy Kahler Edgar Evans, Edmund
M. Craft. Allen A. wilkinson. Eugene H
Darrach. Henry H. Hornbrook, Mortimer
c. Furscott. Fred Bates Johnson. William
A. Moore. Irving w. Lemaux. Thor c.
Wesenberg. John S. Pearson. John Morris
fiaNueSt a hleIeI mayer. marry NJ. OHI.
Samuel Sutphin.
Mesdames Macy Malott Myron Green,
John S. Kittle. William c. Griffith. Elias
c. Atkins. o. D. Bohlen. Samuel Dowden,
Albert E. Sterne Thaddeus r. Baker. Her
bert NJ Woollen. William A. Courtright
Frederick E. Matson. Eli Lilly Jr.. Richard
Wynne S. owen. Charles Martindale. U.
G. Baker. Blanche Chenoweth. irving NJ.
Fauvre. Wood A. Caperton. Walter Good
all. William F. Jungclaus.
Mesdames William H Harrison. Byron E.
La Toilette. Charles J. Lynn, Harold 8.
Tharp. Quincy Myers. Frank F. Hitchine.
William F. Insley. Lynn B. Millikin. Alex
ander; Misses Fora C. MacCrea and Lucy
Taggart.
Members Of the board of directors
Of the Indianapolis Propylaeum in
clude:
Mesdames Thomas r. Kackley. John w.
Kern. Fred Hoke. Oscar N. Torian. Edsor
T. Wood. Arthur V. Brown Ralph A.
Lemcke. Albert C. Seaton. Augustus CO.
burn, Kin Hubbard. John A Macdonald.
Eugene C. Miller. Harry Murphy and
Frank NJ. Reed.
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D. A. R. Chapter Will Present
Autumn Morning Festival

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, will present an autumn morn
ing festival at John Heron Art In
stitute at 1890 Wednesday.
Nine. Alys Michot Van Pelt, So
prano, noted French artist, will be
featured on the program. Other
numbers will be given by a harp
ensemble composed of Mrs. Louise
Schellschmidt Koehne, Mrs. AL
berta Mccain Gaunt and Mrs. Ar
thur Oberholtzer, and by Mrs. Marie
Dawson Morrell, violinist, and Mrs.
Frank T. Edenharter, accompanist.
Preceding the program a flower
festival will be held, with Miss
Flora Hunter in charge. She will
be assisted by Misses Mary Ann Og-
den, Helen Wilson, Joan Pratt
Johnson and Mary Pearson Fulton
as flower girls. Each guest will be
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MISS GROSSMAN IS
BRIDGE GUEST

Misses Helen Kreber and Mildred
Dictz entertained Friday night at
the home of Miss Dietz, 3443 Car
rollton avenue, with a surprise
bridge party and linen shower for
Miss Charlotte Grossman, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Grossman'
whose marriage to Paul J. Perrin
son of Charles Perrin, will take place
thanksgiving day at SIS. Peter and
paul cathedral. Appointments we're
carried out in the bridal colors'
coral and blue. Guests we're:
Mesdames Ed Mueller. George Mode
Robert DYE. Charles Grossman. J.
yreber. Harry A. Dietz. Loren J. Black
more Jack Callahan. John Long Misses
Kathrvn Reidy. Mary Finnegan. Kate
Mulrey. Mary Frances Egan. Mary Agnes
Griffin. Ruth Egan. Mildred Saftel.
1orothy McManamon. Helen Anger.
winifred Kayanaugh Madeline Russell
norris whelan. Ann Reardon, Helen. and
Mary Lieper. Lucille Lindsay and Aiieen
Gerahty.
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Miss Marian Fisher and
&. B. Kendall VIII Wed
in Church Rites Tonight

Miss Marian Elizabeth Fisher daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George A. Fisher and Chester B. Kendall will be married at
$3.50 tonight at the First United Lutheran church.
The Rev. Benjamin Kendall father of the bridegroom
will read the ceremony assisted by the Rev. Clarence Card
Miss Pauline Raes organst vii play and Miss Margaret
Dennis, Newcastle, will sing
The altar will be banked with palms and ferns with
baskets of white chysanthemums both sides Cathedral
candles in branched candebra will burn during the ceremony
Pes reserved for the families will be marked with stream
ers of white bbc and clusters Of white chrysanthemums
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card Party Is
to Be Held BY
AInmnae Group

st. Johns Alumnae Association
will give its annual card party
Wednesday night at the Antlers.
Miss Frances Scherer, general
chairman, is being assisted by Off
GERS Of the association; Misses Anna
Barton, Rita Hess, Anna Kavanaugh,
Marie Murphy. and Nellie Moran.
Reservations have been made for
100 tables. Committee members as
sisting are:
Mesdames Martina Poirer. Charles Kirk
hof. James Comerford. M. W. Healev:
Misses Anna Ebert. Teresa Checking.
Margaret Marshall. Marjorie Meyer. Mar
earet Mcnamara. Grace Blackwell Mildred
Hunt Mary Marshall. Anna Brennan.
Mary Moran. Agnes Cruise. Nora Barton.
Catherine Conner and Irma Wolf
Miss Rose Mcnamara will have
charge of bridge and 500; Mrs.
Gladys Mathews will be in charge
of euchre, and Miss Catherine Col
bert of bunco
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Bryn Mawr Alumnae Attend
National Meeting in City

Among the out-of-town alumnae
who are attending the meeting of
the national alumnae council of
Bryn Mawr, being held in Indian
apolis, are:
Mrs. Edmund B. Wilson, New
York, national president; Miss Alice
Hawkins, Bryn Mawr; national sec
rotary; Mrs. Margaret Thomas,
New York; Mrs. Dexter Ottey,
Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. Arthur H.
Berendt, San Francisco; Mrs. E. E.
Loo lis. New York; Mrs. R. S.
Francis. Pennsylvania; Mrs. will
liam Hubbard and Mrs. John r.
Reilly. Winnetka, ILL.,: Mrs. A. F.
Rauh, st. Louis; Mrs. U. NJ. FleiSch-
mann, New York; Mrs. Robert
Lewis and Mrs. Chadwick Collins,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Wallace Patter-
son, Evanston, Ill; Mrs. Charles
AIooreS, Dayton, o.
Miss Florence Exhow. Englewood,
N. j.; Miss Margaret Brousstar,
Bryn Mawr; Miss Helen C. Bell,
Hubbard'S Woods, H.: Miss Mary
Hardy. Baltimore. and Miss Adele
Brandeis, Louisville.
This noon Mrs. Edgar Evans
will entertain with a luncheon at
the Propylaeum. following the bust
ness session in the morning.
The meetings opened Thursday
with luncheon at the Propylaeum
at which Mrs. John A. Macdonald
was hostess. A dinner was held on
Thursday night at the home of Mrs.
Joseph j. Daniels in Brendenwood
for out-of-town guests. Mrs. Dan
iels, counsellor for this district, and
Miss Gonevieve Pickerell, president
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presented with a rose during the
floral display. Ushers for the fes-
tival will be:
Marmon, Stanley Cain. Heathcote r Nc
Ilvaine, r. Herbert Ransburg, Walter L.
Forman; Misses Josephine Fitch, Jose
phine Madden. Lorinda Cottingham, Mary
Ann Tall and Genevieve Pickren.
Several luncheons are being
planned to follow the festival.
Among them will be one at the
Propylaeum. and another at the
First Presbyterian church. At the
church the day has been designated
as D. A. R. day, and tables for the
General Arthur st. Clair, Cornelia
Cole Fairbanks and Caroline Scott
Harrison chapters, will be reserved.
Mrs. Robert S. Foster, president
OF the women's auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church, is chairman of
the decoration committee.
The musical program to be pre-
Sented at the festival follows:
Harp lg0, ElnssembIe-
..baB,e Song 4g;entsi.,;; Arr. by Gady
'Mazurka No. 2" ........S chueckpr
Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne.
Mrs. Alberta Mccain Gaunt. Mrs.
Vocal Solos
Aria (Fortuniol- Little Grey
AFRO Farewell to the ;IEfif t
tie Table ........., Massanet
Nine Avs Michot Van Pelt. so97'4e'
prano; Louise Mason Caldwell ac-
companist.
Violin Solos
'Gavotte in E Major" Bach Kreisier
'Sicilienne ct Rigaudon' ..........
80, =. .......... Francoeur-Kreisler
Ball Shem" ........ Ernest Bloch
(Improvisations from Pictures of
Chassidic Life'')
'DanSe Espagnole" Defalla-Kreisler
Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrel vio-
linist; Mrs. Frank # Edenharter.
accompanies.
Aria (Toscal-''vissi d'arte" =. Puccini
Aria tMaguelonel Invocation to
the Stars Observation-Disclosures isss
Nine. Van Pelt.
Nine Van Peit with harp ensemble ;s1iSIsis'
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Mrs. Minerva Boyd, national re-
gent of Daughters of Isabella, and
Mrs. John Trenck, organizer of
Mother Theodore Circle No. Sc, In
dianapolis, will be honor guests at
the fifteenth anniversary card party
and dance Friday, Nov. 81 at Hotel
Antlers, in connection with the an
nusS state meeting of the organiza-
ton, Saturday and Sunday Nov. %
and %, at the Claypool.
The anniversary party is held an
nually for members in appreciation
for their cooperation in charity
work during the year. Each mem
Der may bring a guest.
Mrs. Joe ]. Speaks, regent of the
local circle, is in charge of arrange
ments, assisted by the officers. Res
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Hadassah Chapter to Hold
Membership Tea Wednesday

The Indianapolis chapter Of
Hadassah will hold its regular meet
ing and membership tea Wednesday,
Nov. 10, at 2:15 at the Kirshbaum
Community Center. The main speak
er will be DR.. Evelyn Garfield
Kadushin, wife of Rabbi Max
Kadushin Of Chicago. She is a
prominent writer for periodicals,
and has studied and travelled ex-
tensively.
In addition to DR.. Kadushin, other
features of the program will be a
travel talk, War Memorials in
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Section
of Club VIII
Hear Program

The music department of the
Woman's Department Club will
meet at 2:3O Monday. The program
will be presented by Mrs Norman
Leonard Schneider. and will con-
sist of a group of numbers by Bach
and Mozart, under the title, Our
Musical Heritage"
She will be assisted by Mrs Mary
Ann Porter Hunter, dramatic So
prano of Edinburg. Ind, and Mrs
William J. Stark, pianist. The pro-
gram
Vocal Solos
Bot Bot Bot, don Giovanni M S
Mrs Hunter.
Piano English Suite in
PRELUDE ourante sarabande Bouree
Pastoral Varee" ................ Mozart
Overture from Don Gioyanni". =. Mozart
Mrs. Stark.
Vocal Solo-"Folk Song. Ben Johnson
Mrs. Schneider, Mrs Stark plan
ist.
Tea will be served following the
program, with Mrs. NJ. B. Hedges
as chairman of hostesses, assisted
by Mesdames c. A. Breeze, M. S.
Conner, George E. Lowe and Earl
H. Richardson.
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MISS SALLADAY IS
GUEST AT BRIDGE

Mrs. J. J. Scott and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Katherine and Florise
Scott, entertained Friday at their
home on the National road with q
bridge party in honor Of Miss Alice
Salladay, whose marriage to Ches-
ter L. Downey will take place Nov.
%. Guests included:
Mesdames A. L. salladav. A. F. Rudd.
Robert Hummel. Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Clifford Ernst. Floyd Winner. Thomas
Sparks. George Downey. Charles Snider.
Walter j. Worrell. C. F. WINNER. A. c.
Plummer; Misses Mildred Riser. Gertrude
Smith. Esther Bowers. Virginia Lett. Jes-
sera Hemphill. Edith Carr. Pauline Downey.
Mildred Beard. Betty and Dorothy Prosch
Irene and Gladys Hancock and Essie Alice
Scott
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CLUB WILL HOLD
FOOTBALL DANCE

Columbia club will hold a football
dance and battle of music" Sat-
urday, Nov. %. in the ballroom fol-
lowing the Indiana-Purdue football
game.
Captain" Arnold Peek will lead
his invading Maroon team on the
field at 10, and Captain" Charlie
Davis will appear a few minutes
later with his charging -four horse
men," accompanied by the rest of
his band.
L. B. Thomas is chairman and
r d. Staley is vice hairman Of the
dance committee
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Program Is
to Be GiUen
by Musicale

Mrs. c. Harold Larsh has ar
ranged the November program of
the student section Of the Matinee
Musicals, to be presented at 3 Fri
day. Nov. 81. at the home OF Mrs.
James H. Lowry, 3109 Park avenue.
The program follows:
Instrumental Novelette, 49,. -Gade
Allegro. LarEhetto. Moderate.
Violet Albers. violin: Mary Lohr-
mann. cello; Ramona wilson,
piano.
Vocal Solo
BY Lonely Forest Pathway Gridef
THE Dreamy Lake" ........-.... GrlueA
Mary Morgan German. Gertrude
Free, pianist
"HS HpeFes .Rachmaninoff
Violin Solos
Air For the G stFins" s,5l EaSR
The Bee ..-.--..--... -oShuoSfS
Byron Hollett, Gertrude Free,
pianist.
Trio
The The lass With the Delicate Air
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.sssss's AIPt
Virginia Aepple. Alice Prom. Har-
riett Krause. Carol Beohtolt. plan
Mrs. D. E. Gruber, 3141 North Illi-
nois street, will be hostess for the
November meeting of the junior
section of the Matinee Musicale. at
2:30 Saturday, Nov. %. Mrs. Will.
liam Stark will be the guest artist.
Mrs. B. S. Maxwell, junior section
chairman has arranged the follow
ing program:
Reading-Newlyweds
Dorothy Tilgman.
Numbers selected.
Lillian starost. violin: Helen
The Music Box ................ Rogers
Starost. piano.
Reading-"Secrets -
Marcie Mann.
Waltz Brilliante" .............. Root
Helen StaroSt.
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Dance Is Arrdnned

The Franklin college chapter Of
the Pi Beta Phi sorority win hold a
formal Thanksgiving dance in the
Travertine room If the Lincoln next
Saturday night.
The sorority colors, wine and sill
yer blue, will be used in the deco
rations and appointments. Fifty
couples will attend. Miss Ruth va
ger. Shelbyville. and Miss Marga-
ret Lanam, Franklin, chapter press
dent. are in charge.
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Miss Norma 10 Davidson
will be the brides maid Of
honor. She will wear a gown
of rust colored transparent
velvet, and will carry rust and
yellow chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids, Misses Eleanor
Rumpf and Mary Elizabeth Bald
win South Bend; Virginia Elliott
and Mrs. Roger Teeguarden will
wear two shades of yellow They
will wear slippers to match the
gowns and Cornelian pendants, gifts
of the bride Their flowers will he
bronze and yellow chrysanthemums.
Gown to Be of Satin
George A. Fisher Jr., brother OF
the bride, will be the be- nan, and
Richard Wurst, Chicago; Robert
small. South Bend; Hastings Smith,
Louisville, and Joe Coffin will be the
ushers.
The bride will be attired in a gown
Of ivory bridal satin, fashioned in
empire style. The long tulle veil
will be draped close to her head
and trimmed with a cluster Of
orange blossoms, and a pearl chin
strap. She will wear a strand of
pearls. the gift of the bridegroom,
and will carry a shower bouquet OF
Johanna Hill roses, lilies of the val
ley and orchids.
Reception to Be Held
Mary Anita Stone, flower girl, will
wear a boudant dress of white net.
She will carry a basket of rose
petals. Don Driver. the ring bearer,
will wear a suit of white satin, and
viii carry the ring on a pillow.
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents will follow the cere-
mony. The home will be decorated
with palms and white flowers.
After the reception the bride and
bridegroom will go south ON we'd
ding trip. She will travel in green
ensemble with matching accessories.
The bride attended De Paw uni
versity, and is a member Of the
Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr..
Kendall is a graduate of De Paw,
and is a member of Phi Gamma
Delta. and Phi Mu Alpha, honorary
musical fraternity
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BRIDGE-TEA SHOWER
HONOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. Barrett Woodsmall, 534 East
Maple road, entertained Friday after
noon with a bridge-tea and personal
shower in honor of Miss Frances
Bracket. whose marriage to Harold
Z. Derr will take place Nov. 10.
Yellow chrysanthemums and roses
we're used in decorating the home,
and the tables. The guests with
Miss Bracket were:
Mesdames Charles E. Bracket. William
Mooney Jr.. Donald Rub. Lvnden Foster.
Herman Lauder. Henry Dixmer Jr.. John
Moore. John Schumacher. Bon Aspy. Will
liam Fox william Keglev. George Browne.
Edward Fillion. Dudley Smith. Alfred
Guvot. Forrest ThoTne: Misses Betty
Fisher and Martha Lee McCresry.
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DINNER BRIDGE HELD
FOR MISS REEVES

Miss Lois Reeves was honored by
a group of friends who entertained
with a dinner bridge at the Lum-
ley tearoom Thursday night. Table
decorations and appointments were
carried out in a color scheme of or
child and pink. Those present with
Miss Reeves were:
Mesdames Charles Babcock. L. A. Coy;
Misses Ruth Miner, Blanche Williams. Viz
pinia Nen. Emily DeerinR. Dorotha Magee,
Adeline Late. Mary Ellen Chandler, Mar
earet Bltz. Pearl Black. Chrystal Kress,
Helen Singer. Susan Beaver. Ruth Glass,
Virginia Kcarin and Maude Burk.
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A. c. HOFFMAN TO
TAKE OVER POST

Arthur c. Hoffman will be in
stalled as president of the Inter
collegiate Cosmopolitan Club tonight
in Rooms E and F at the Y. M. c.
A at 1880
Other officers to be installed are:
ice-president, Albert Esculto; sec
rotary. Miss Elizabeth Myers, md
treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Ehlers. a
Thanksgiving party has been ar
ranged to follow the installation
services.
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DATES ARE SET FOR
DISTRICT SESSIONS

Dates for district conventions of
the Indiana Federation of Clubs
were announced at the close of the
executive board meeting held
Wednesday and Thursday at West
Baden Springs hotel, West Baden.
They are as follows:
First. March 26 at Boonville; Second,
March "a Martinsville; Third. March II.
Scottsburg; Fourth. March 25. Columbus:
Fifth. April 10. Clinton; Sixth March IL,
Brookville; Seventh. April 9, indianapolis;
Eighth. March 10, Button Ninth. April g.
Sheridan: Tenth. April Z Fowler: Eleventh.
March II. Lebanon Twelfth March 10.
Auburn and Thirteenth March IS,
Rochester.
The district conventions have been
set earlier this year than last be-
cause OF the biennial council meet
ing of the General Federation Of
Womens Clubs at Phoenix, Ariz.,
early in May.
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MISS EVELYN GELS
GUEST AT PARTY

Miss Evelyn Shirley Gels. whose
marriage to Robert Charles Franz
will take place Nov. 20. was enter
tanned Thursday night by Mrs
Henry Franz, mother Of the bride
eroom-elect, at her home, 1923
South East street.
Decorations carried out the
brides blue. wine and green color
scheme. Guests included:
Mesdsmcs Herbert Theile. P J. Holzer
Charles Acheill Harry Adams. Nicholas
stout Louise Sweeney Ed Trinpe. Charles
nrexler. Henry Franz Jr.: Miss Lucy Hol-
zsr Minnie Heller. Beatrice sweeney. Ger
tr0de Sweeney and Gertrude Franz.