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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
Green Is
in Charge of
Adam and EUa

Mrs. Robert Mannfeld, 5205 East
Washington street, president of the
Indiana Gamma alumnae chapter
of Pi Beta Phi sorority, has an
nounced the committees in charge
of the presentation of Adam and
Eva, a comedy, by the club at the
Civic theater. at $3.50, Dec. 5.
Mrs. c. Norman Green is gem
eral chairman, and is being assisted
by:
Mesdames Walter Hiser. Robert Fitz-
gerald. Carl weyl. E. E. Temperley. John
Spiegel. Noble Ropkeye. Paul Brown. Alice
Holloway. Harvery Trimble. Russell HoI-
Ter. Richard Habbe. Pearson Harrington.
katherine Leslie. Marie George Moore,
Misses Elizabeth Ohr NAdyne Cook.
Msurine Jacouith. Helen Weyl, Anna Bess
snoderass. Virginia Seeds, Fannie Miner.
Marjorie Goble. Marjorie Okes. Martha
Hawkins. Lois Sheriff.. Betty spharinger
Pruitt. Dorothy Weaver and Ethel Cur
rever.
G. Norman Green is directing the
play, and members of the cast are:
Mrs. Dawson Durien. Misses Goble.
Cwendolyn Schorts. Marifrances Ogle and
Norman Green. c. c. Robinson. Edward
Green. Ronald Van Arsdale. Albert De
Luse and Blaine McCurry.
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Guild Will
GiUe Dance
for Charity

st. Margaret's hospital guild will
hold its annual dinner-dance at
the Columbia Club next Saturday.
Proceeds will go to further the
charitable work Of the organization.
The guild was organized in 1907
under the auspices of st. Paul's
Episcopal church and the leadership
of the Rev. Lewis Brown, present
pastor of st. Paurs and chaplain
of the guild.
1t has become nonsectarian and
has concentrated on limited pro-
gram of work
It's interests are centered on the
children's wards of the city hospital,
known as st. Margaret's wards for
children and babies, and in the pro-
gram of occupational theraphy
which it is sponsoring at the hos
pital. Mrs. Grace L. Benedict is di-
rector of the occupational therapy
department.
The guild furnishes and main
tains room IN both the Home Tor
Aged Women and Knickerbacker
hall.
To increase its income, partially
derived from the Indianapolis Foun-
cation, city board of health, the
city hospital and private subscrip-
tons, the organization carries on
a number of social activities dur
ing the year and maintains a lend
ing library at Ais East Thirty
fourth street.
Mrs. Albert E. Sterne is president.
Mrs. Marie Griffey is chairman Of
the entertainment committee in
charge of the dance. assisted by
Mrs. Preston Rubbish, vice chair
man.
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Miss Oblinger Will Become
Bride of c.. NJ. Davis Tonight

Marriage Of Miss Clara Louise
Oblinger and Charles Morrison
Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Davis, 1856 North Arsenal avenue,
will take place tonight at $3.50
at the Westminster Presbyterian
church. The Rev. Henry T. Graham
will officiate.
Miss Oblinger is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Oblinger,
1888 Carrollton avenue.
The altar, in a banking of palms
and ferns, will have a large basket
of chrysanthemums in the center,
and will be lighted on each side by
cathedral candles in seyen-branch
candelbrae.
Family pews will be marked by
greenery and bows of white satin
ribbon. Sorority pews will be tied
with green and white satin ribbon.
Miss Jeanette Riker, organist,
will play ITO Wild Rose" during
the ceremony, and Arnold Davis,
violinist, will play Meditation from
That's" and Song of Andiz."
Stephan Badger will sing Until"
AT Dawning' and 20 Promise Me"
To Wear Similar Gowns
r. Robert Uhl, William A. Gale,
Lee Wood and Raymond Ridge will
be ushers.
The bridesmaids will wear gowns
of satin, fashioned alike in princess
style, with cowl neckline in front and
deep U in back. A draped belt is
fastened at both sides with rhine
stone buckles, above large bows. The
skirt is very long. They will wear
crystal bands in their hair and
Chanel necklaces and slippers to
match thu dresses,
Mrs. William A. Gale, matron of
honor. will wear blossom; Miss Dor
othy Louise Fife. maid of honor,
pompadour, and as bridesmaids,
Mrs. H. Robert Uhl will wear go1-
den caucine and Mrs. A. L. John
son, byzantin.
Bobby Lou Johnson, flower girl,
will wear pale yellow chiffon over
taffeta, trimmed with narrow satin
ribbon bands, and William Robert
Gale, nephew of the bride, will be
ringbearer. He will wear a black
velvet eton suit and carry the ring
on pillow of tiny chrysanthemums.
Enter With Father
John Troyer will be best man.
The bride will enter with her
father. She will wear a gown of
eggshell satin, cut on severe lines.
The princess bodice will have a
square yoke of Chantilly lace out
lined with seed pearls. She will
wear tulle veil with a lace cap
trimmed in seed pearls and will
carry a shower bouquet of white
roses. She will wear strand Of
pearls, gift of the bridegroom.
A reception will be held at the
Oblinger home for relatives and
close friends. Mrs. Oblinger will re-
ceive in Burgundy chiffon. She will
wear shoulder corsage of violets
and roses. Mrs. Davis will wear
black lace and a corsage of roses
and sweet peas.
After a three weeks motor trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis viii be at home
in indianapolis. The bride will travel
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The Red Robins Blue Bird Group
of School Al gave a Thanksgiving
party Tuesday afternoon, at the
home of their guardian, Mrs. Mary
Gordon, 1851 West Thirtieth street.
Those present were:
Dorothy Hewes. Sara Jane Kern. Blanche
Scudder, Doris Weaver. Wilma Griswold.
Marjorie Spencer. Mabel Cliff. Beverley
Boyle. Thetic Baker. Alice Barker. Helen
Bsllamy. Anna Cotton. Betty DeNoon. Ma
bel Fitzwater, Margaret Hughes. Verla
Audrey James, Cora Kellermier. Jeanette
Kimberlin. Violet Meyer. Betty Meggen-
hoffen. Betty Stewart. Dorothy Jean Stan
ford, Betty Smith. Mary Westfall Mary
Ellen Cooke. Mary Rsbecca Gordon and
Dorothy Klutey.
The Nowetompa group, Mrs. G. B.
Ludwig, guardian, will hold a card
and bunco party at i26 West
Georgia street, Dec. Z. Money will
be used to buy Christmas baskets
for the poor.
The Taivateca group, Miss Martha
Schott, guardian, meet Thursday at
School IS. Lily Carey is a new
member.
The Tayusda group, Miss Mary
Marshall, guardian, all met at
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DR.. PeeIing to
Be Speaker for
Business CIuE

Indianapolis Business and Profess
sIonaI Womens Club will meet
Thur y at the woman's depart
ment clubhouse.
Or. James H. Feeling, social sci
enee department, Butler university
teachers college, will speak on THE
Habit of Crime in the United
States"
Hayden Frye, pianist, will play.
Mrs. Adah o. Frost, local club
president, will have with her at the
speakers table. members of the en-
olenl committee headed by Miss
Anna Giesen, chairman. and includ
ing Misses Cora B. Shepperd. Nancy
Volk and Alma M. Williams. Miss
Giesen will speak on emblems dur
ing the forum hour.
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Department
CLu b Will
Hear Bailey

"Bookplates" will be discussed by
L. J. Bailey at the joint meeting
Of the art and literature depart
nents Of the womans Department
Club. at 2:3O Monday.
Bsiley. state librarian for the last
five years, is making special col
lection of Indiana bookplates for
the state of Indiana.
He is a member of the American.
Belgian and English societies of
bookplate collectors and has in his
collection of over four thousand
bookplates recut from the plate
OF George Washington, one of
Meredith Nicholson by Franklin
Booth, one sent to him personally
by Douglas Fairbanks and Mary
Pickford and several by the inter-
nationally known artist, Bruce
Rogers.
A number of Baileys bookplates,
together with those owned by mem
bers Of the club, viii be exhibited.
musical program arranged by
Mrs. NJ. F. Conner viii be furnished
by members of the Butler Glee
Club. Miss Pearl Goodman will
sing. accompanied by Miss Virginia
Harbough. Miss Harbaugh also
will play a piano solo.
Mrs. Charles M. Clayton and Mrs.
Ronald Foster will be hostesses for
the Christmas tea following the
program. They will be assisted by
the following members. of the hos
pitality committees of both depart
ments:
Mesdames Hugh. J. Baker. Floyd c. Bell.
G. A. Borchers. George Bowman. John Con-
nor. L. S. Graham. Maurice L. Menden-
hall, M. l. Miller. J. B. Philips william S.
Wilson. Marie L. Bell J. c. Price Thomas
E5encer and Miss Florence Howell
Mrs. H. B. Pike, literature depart
ment chairman, win preside and
Mrs. w. D. Hamer, chairman of
the" art department, will introduce
the speaker.
Mrs. L. p Robinson, chairman
of exhibits for the art department,
announces that the December ex-
hibit in the clubhouse will consist
of etchings by the following In
diana artists: Mrs. Evelyn Mess,
John Courtney Sandefur, L. o.
Griffith and Frederick Policy.
The Ten O'Clock Club will meet
with Mrs. H. B. Burnet, 4417 North
Pennsylvania street, Wednesday
morning.
A tour to the indianapolis NUM-
cipal airport will be made by mem
bers of the Community Welfare de-
partment Wednesday afternoon.
The tour is the result of an invita-
ton extended to members by Paul
II. Moore, city airport superintend-
emit in a recent talk before the de-
partment. Moore stated that
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and
Captain Eddie Rickent~-,-or con-
coded the Indianapolis municipal
airport TO be one of the finest air.
port sites in the United States.
Mrs. Christian Olsen, department
chairman, appointed the following
committee on arrangements: Mrs.
w. j. Slate, chairman, Mrs. 9th
MEL Hitch. Mrs. r. B. Wilson and
Mrs. Philip A. Keller.
Cars viii leave the clubhouse
promptly at 100. Members are
urged to furnish cars for the four.
Reservations for the tour may be
made with any member of the COM
nittee.
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200 Persons to
Be Entertained
at Club Party

More than two hundred persons
will be entertained by the Magazine
Club next Saturday night at the
annual guest meeting held at the
D. A. R. chapter house.
Paul Leland Haworth, professor
of history at Butler university, and
Canadian explorer. will be speaker.
His subject is Beyond the Farthest
Camping Ground and an Old Tin
Cam and will concern the wild re-
gionS Of northern British Column
bia
Mrs. Fred Knodel will sing.
Hostesses for the meeting will in
clude Mesdames D. o. Wilmeth, e.
H. Elwood, H. w. Rhodehamel,
George Van Dyke and Noble Hiatt.
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Orchestra to
Aid Musicale
With Concert

1.-THE Blessed Damozel," a Dante
Gabriel Rosseti poem set to music,
will be performed by the choraIe
section of the Matinee Musicale, as
sisted by the Indianapolis SYM
phony orchestra, in joint concert at
Caleb Mills hall at 3 Dec. a.
The composition concerns the
birth of Christ. Although it re-
sembles a Christmas cantata n
form, the blend of mythology re-
suits in distinctive musical work.
Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell So
prano, will sing the solo part.
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Turner and Mrs. Margaret Chat
field.
Jeane D'Arc chapter will meet
Monday, at the Sphinx Arms, for a
1890 luncheon. A musical program
will be given by Miss Kathleen
Summers. Julius Brakeman will
accompany her.
Egyptian chapter will meet Tues
day with Mrs. C. o. Nease, 1887 Col
lege avenue. for II o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. j. w. CrasSman and Mrs. Mae
Marcum Jacobs will be assistant
hostesses. Mrs. Grace Lynn Sandy,
international president, will be a
guest.
Brazilian chapter will be enter
tanned with a Christmas party at
the Dinner Bell tearoonl, 5O7 East
Thirty-second street, Tuesday at 1880.
Mrs. William F. Arens, Mrs. Harry
G. Klintworth and Mrs. John Rosa
veach will be hostesses.
Brittany chapter will hold a
Christmas party at the home of Mrs.
John Starost, 1888 Rembrandt street.
A Christmas program has been ar
ranged by the committee New
members are Mrs w. P. Andrews,
Mrs. H. E. Liesmann. Mrs. George
3. Asche. Mrs. L. A. Williams and
Mrs. J. E. Holt.
zuyder Zee chapter will meet with
Mrs. A. E. Bender, 1341 Parker ave-
nue., Thursday for l o'clock lunch
con. Mrs. Ted o. Philpott and
Mrs. George Dickinson will assist
the hostess.
Chez Foo chapter will meet with
Miss Dorothy De Haven, 1888 Sun
set avenue. at Thursday. There
will be a Christmas grab bag. Miss
Isabelle Wilson will assist the
hostess.
Lincolnian chapter will meet at
1890 Friday at Mrs. Webb's tea
room. 1902 North Pennsylvania
street.
Toyama chapter will meet at the
Hotel Antlers at 1880 Friday. Miss
Elaine Hantzis is in charge of ar
rangementS. A Christmas program
has been arranged BY the commit
tee.
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WILL
GIVE HOME PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Holzberger, who we're
married Thursday, will entertain
tonight at their home, 50O5 West
Twelfth street. Their guests will in
clude:
Mr. and Mrs. James Bake. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Barrett: Misses MsTcella Branc.
Virginia Gardner Maxine Brooks. Betty
Kegg: Messrs. Lyle Summers. Charles Mills,
Seward Baker. John Cutter. Charles Mills
and Lowell Enzelking
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Camp Fire Girls Activities

Catherine Amato's house Wednes-
day afternoon, and made cookies
which they sold at Schools z and 8.
The Pawotobeha group, Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith, guardian, of
Franklin, met Tuesday evening.
The Wokitan group, Miss Julie
Timmona, guardian, have changed
their meeting night to Friday. -
The Cantekiya group Of School 80
have Mrs. Henry Clark as their new
guardian.
The Icayaskam group, Miss Hazel
Smith, guardian, met Friday after
noon. Frances Olleman is new
member.
The group at School % still are
working on their headbands.
The Wapemeo group, Miss Mar
garet Marshall, guardian. won the
silver cup at the Butler-H Haskell In
dian football game Saturday after
mimi with 100 per cent attendance.
The Cakenscho group, Met Mon
DAY at School 81.
The Wawasai group, Mrs. Carl An
derson. guardian, met Saturday at
the First Reformed church.
The Witawentin Camp Fire group
met al the home of their guardian,
Miss Ethelmae Miller. Plans were
made for a f1renaker's supper.
The regular Guardians Associa-
ton meeting, which was to be held
Monday, Dec. l, has been postponed
to Monday, Dec. 8. This will be a
Christmas party at the home of Miss
Kathleen Klaiber.
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BAKER WILL
HOLD STUDIO TEA

Mrs. Ida Straun Baker, 221 East
Fifteenth street, will entertain from
3 to 6 today with a studio tea in
honor of Miss Hilda Mary Wheeler,
a student at Western college, whose
paintings will be on view.
Mrs. Baker also win receive for
her niece, Miss Wilma Straun, a
former Western student and mem
Der Of the faculty of Wyoming high
school, near Cincinnati.
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Activities of Indiana d. A. R.

student loan, 5 cents; library, 5
cents; historic spots (for Harrison
mansion), Is cents.
A committee from Nancy Knight
chapter, Hartford City, is gathering
data concerning people buried in
Blackford county cemeteries prior
to 1875. The chapter wishes to pro-
cure a history Of Jay and Blackford
counties for the state organization
and is asking for information about
one.
Copies of the 1890 Indiana
Daughters of the American Reyo-
luton year book compiled by the
STATE recording secretary, Mr.. Roy
A. Mayse, have been distributed.
The book, containing al pages,
gives the program and proceedings
OF the thirtieth annual state con-
ference at Richmond in October,
reports of state officers and chair
man and chapter regents. It in
cludeS pictures OF officers and the
vice-president-general from Indiana.
General de Lafayette chapter an
nounce the death Of its regent, Mrs.
F. z. Follett. last week, from N
juries received in an automobile
accident month age. Memorial
services viii be held at 7:30 Mon
day in Trinity church parIors.
The January edition of the D.
A. r. magazine will start COM
plete transcript Of all Cumberland
county, Virginia, marriage bonds
now extant and some Of those
which have, been lost since copies
we're made of them. The bonds as
published close with the year 1910.
The edition is limited.
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in a brown and Chinese gold en-
semble with brown accessories.
Out-of-town guests who are at
tending the wedding are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Able Silverstein. Terre
Haute; Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas and
Phillip Cole. Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. David
Snow. Knightstown; Mr.. and Mrs. F. o.
Good. Martinsyille; Miss Christina Becker
and John Becker. Cincinnati: Mrs. W. r.
Hunter Columbus. o.. and Charles Sheen
field, Vienna. Austria.
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CHAPTER TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Governor Oliver Perrin Morton
chapter, Daughters of the Union,
1861 '65 will give its annual Christ
mas party at the Columbia Club at
2 Monday Mrs. James P. Goodrich
will be the hostess, assisted by mem
bers of the board.
Chapters from over the state will
be guests. A program of musical
numbers will be presented by Miss
Adelaide Conte, vocalist: Mrs. Mil
dred Smith, pianist, and a double
quartet from the auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association.
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT
TO BE PRESENTED

Seventh annual municipal Christ
mas concert sponsored by Beta Beta
alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega will
be held at noon Dec. 20 at Christ
church.
Mrs. James NJ. Ogden again will
arrange and direct the program in
which the Ogden junior chorale will
participate. The committee assist
ing Mrs. Ogden consists of Mes
danes Ralph B. Clark, S. L. MouSer.
Thomas F. McNutt: Misses Dorothy
Peterson. Dorothy Lambert and
Helen Hill.
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MRS. A. L. SPARKS
WILL HOLD PARTY

Mrs. A. L. Sparks, 5695 North
Delaware street. will entertain with
bridge party this afternoon. Roses
will furnish the decorations. The
hostess will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. r. A. Wilcox. Guests
will be:
Mesdames Hale Cant. ConnersviIle;
Leonard Meisberger. Robert c. Walker.
Ward Greenawalt. r. b. Hotel. Misses
Marjorie Wilcox. Janet Gifin. Marjorie
Nelson. Mary Louise curran. Mary Dyer.
Marie Chevrolet. Virginia Greenawalt.
Mary Keller and Josephine Keller.
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Members of Deborah Franklin
chapter. G. A. r., we're guests of AL
exander chapter, D. A. R., last Sat
urday at the home of Mrs. 0. P.
Dawson, Franklin. The children's
group gave the program.
Attention of D. A. R. members is
called to the weekly broadcast from
6 to 7 each Sunday by the Rev.
Charles E. Coughlin, pastor OF the
Little Flower Shrine, Detroit, over
a hookup of fourteen radio stations.
These patriotic talks have attract
ed nation wide interest.
semi-annual state council meet
ing of D. A. R. will be held Dec. II
in Indianapolis, at the Columbia
Club. with Mrs. James B. Crank
shaw, state regent, presiding. State
officers. state chairman and state
chapter regents are voting members
of the council, but the meetings are
open to all members. The state D.
A. R. executive board will meet
Dec. 10.
Pottawatomi chapter will have an
art exhibit tea Tuesday at the Gary
Memorial auditorium. Mrs. F. o.
Hodson will act as chairman OF
hosteSses.
Mrs. Roscoe c. O'Byrne mailed
COPIES of the 1930-31 D. A. R. state
budget with a request for its pres
entation and adoption, to state
chapters last week. Chapter treas
urers should send budget money to
Mrs. OByrne before March /. The
new budget as approved by the state
conference is: Manual, 10 cents;
Ellis Island, 5 cents; national de-
tense. 20 cents; patriotic education,
Is cents; Indiana room, 10 cents;
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MISS CUTSHAW WED
IN RITES AT CHURCH

Marriage. OF Miss nellie Cutshaw,
daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. John Cut
shaw, 729 East Eleventh street, to
George G. COPELAND, took place
Thursday afternoon at the Capitol
Avenue Methodist church.
The bride wore royal blue with
slippers and hat to match and long
white gloves. She carried white
chrysanthemums. Mrs. Paul B. Rowe
was her only attendant. Mr.. Rowe
was best man.
The Rev j. G. Moore officiated
Mr.. and Mrs. COPELAND will be at
home after short trip at the
Eleventh street address.
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CLUB WILL
HEAR TALK ON ART

Mrs. Roy Balm. 1920 North Meri-
dian street. will be hostess Monday
afternoon for the Guest day pro-
gram Of the Review Club. Assisting
her will be Mrs. Walter Rogers and
Mrs. Oliver Stout.
Chrysanthemums will be used for
decorations. The program will be
given by Miss Blanche Stllson, who
viii speak on Modern Art"
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EDUCATION COUNCIL
TO HEAR ADDRESS

Council Of Administrative Women
in Education will hold its December
meeting at the Children's museum,
1150 North Meridian street, at 3:45
Monday.
DR.. George S. Snoddy, professor
Of psychology at InGiana university,
will talk on Some Aspects of Men
tai Hygiene This viii be the first
of series of talks on mental by
gienet to be given at the council
meetings by DR.. Snoddy and Mrs.
Genevieve Bixler.
Miss Frieda Herbst. president, win
preside.
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I. A. C. WILL HOLD
LUNCHEON PARTY

Regular monthly luncheon bridge
party of the Indianapolis Athletic
Club will be held Wednesday, Dec.
3, in the green room.
The committee in charge includes
Mesdames John P. Carroll, William
Eisenlohr, NJ. E. Foley, w. B. Hais-
lup, Elmer Holtgren. Alvin R.
Jones and D. L. Kahn.
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Bazaar to Be Held

Christ church branch of the Girls
Friendly Society will hold its annual
Christmas bazaar and dinner Tues
Gay in the Parish house Of the
church. DR.. Mabel Prettyman is
general chairman of booths, assisted
by!
Misses Augusta Hieberiein- Katherine
kidreii. Euneis Marshal. May stuckmeyer
and Helen Kidwell. Mrs. Elizabeth woldt
Is n charge Of the dinner.
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Initiation Is Slated

Alpha Epsilon chapter. Alpha zeta
Beta sorority, will hold initiation
services for Misses Helen Seal and
Josephine Cordill Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. Duke Slater, Bow
man avenue. University Heights. A
dinner viii precede the ceremony.
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Radiator Cover

If you place a plain board over
the radiator under the window, at
the same height as the window sill,
you will find yourself blessed with
an extra table for magazines, sew
ing materials, Or whatever you want
to use it for, Use wall brackets to
hold the board safely in place and
paint the board like the woodwork.
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OF CLUB
DELAYED A DAY

The meeting of the Delta Alpha
Club. scheduled for Dec. 4, Will be
held Friday. Dec. 5, at the home of
Mrs. L. B. and Mrs. R. w. Looka-
kill. 1925 Ruckle street.
Mrs. H. B. Burney will be in
charge Of the program. Wilbur
Peet, director of the John Heron
art institute. will be speaker. His
topic is What an Art Museum
Means TO the Community
Miss Rollye Cook will give a
group of songs.
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CHURCH CLASS TO
PRESENT COMEDY

The Poor Married Man, a three
act comedy, will be presented by
the s. o. S. class of st. Paul's Evan
gelical Lutheran church, Dec. 3.
Miss Louise Norman and Martin
Knop have the leading roles. The
play is beng directed by Miss Min
ME Borneman.