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Party VIII
Be Held BY
City Group

A spgins mcheon bridge party
wflI be given Tuesday at the Wom-
ans Department Club, 1902 North
Meridian street, by members Of the
drama department. as the closing
meeting Of the department Lunch
con viii be served at 1880.
Mrs. z. H. Katterhenry, one Of
the club members. will read her own
Arrangement in poetry Of Olive
Schrelner's The Lost JOY" Mrs.
A. r. Dewey will read AT the
Luncheon Table"
A reception for the incoming Off
GERS Of the department will be held.
They are Mrs Fred L. Pettiiohn, Mrs.
7. J. Mol. Mrs. ". L. Bailey and Mrs.
George Jeebody. Inc retiring o1lcsIs are
Mrs. Lttleberry Foster. Mrs. orphs 4.
Blakssiee. Mrs. Paul Payne. mrs. Leo x.
FesieF, Mrs Laura Blanton. Mrs. George
Cox and Mrs. Edward L. Han.
Mrs. Barber in Charge
Mrs. 4. C. Barbour is ia charge Of tine
luncheon. assisted BY Mrs. John Engelke.
crist. MrS ". c. stork, Mrs. Edward z.
Files. Mrs. L. J. Baker. Mrs. Edward L.
Eau. Mrs. T. A. Aendenhali. MRS, Laura
osterhsge. Mrs W. c. Boyer Mrs. James
P. Tretton and Mrs. Max II. ziegier.
Assisting IN the dining room will be
Mrs. z. L. Pediow. Mrs. c. z. Pittman,
Mrs. George Bowman. Mrs H. W. Dragoo.
MRS. 2. Francis Hamilton. Mrs. G. A.
JanseE MA Ianes Chalmers Morrison,
Mrs. Harvey Grassland. Mrs. Earl Richard
son. Mrs. W. J. Teter. Mrs. Clyde Black
ard. Mrs. p. p. Harsh. Mrs. Merritt wooln.
lGES. Harry c. Lee. Mrs. Henry Kapfi. Mrs.
A. H. on. Mrs. p. Francis Rumple, Mrs.
Harry Foreman. Mrs. w. D. Long. Mrs. L.
A. Mcdonald and Mrs. A. J. Wohlgemuth.
Spring Flowers on Tables
Arrangements for the bridge are In
charge Of Mrs. c. NJ. Clayton. assisted BY
Mrs John J. Bibler. Mrs. Henry Dana
Hamilton. Mrs. Mol. Mrs. J. E. Barcus.
Mrs. Francis Perry Russell Mrs. Frank Z.
Gates. Mrs. George Cox Mrs. Harry Wat
son. MIS-. W. C. Bartholomew. Mrs. Roland
Cotton. Mrs. Harry Wood. Mrs. Ellwood
Ramsey and Mrs. James Fischer.
Spring flowers in yellow and
white. the Easter colors, will decor
ate the tables. During the lunch
con Miss Edna Phinney will present
group Of harp solos. Mrs. George
Leebody and Mrs. Joseph Gram
ling are in charge of decorations.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. o. P. McLeland.
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Wed Sunday
i'm Rites at
GreenSbu1-g

The marriage OF Miss Madge
Mcmillan to John D. williams will
take place Sunday at 4, at the First
Christian church, Greensburg, the
Rev. Russell S. Grub, pastor Of
the church. officiating.
Miss Mcmillan is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Mcmillan,
Greensburg. Mr.. Williams is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Williams,
901 Wright street.
The altar will be banked with
palms and ferns and lighted by tall
cathedral candles. The pews Of the
immediate families will be marked
by bows of white tulle.
While the uSherS Donald Har-
wood, indianapolis, and George Ben
der, Greenburg, are seating the
guests, Charles Clifton. organist,
will play Indian Love Song; Mrs.
Rose Reed, Greensburg, soprano, will
sing Because "At Dawning'' and
20 Promise Me" Miss Frances
Kirkham, violinist, indianapolis, will
play II Love You Truly and "Ah,
Sweet Mystery Of Life" Mr.. Clifton
will play ITO a Wild Rose" during
the ceremony.
City Girl Attendant
Miss Irene Stewart, Indianapolis,
will be maid of honor. She will
wear beige chiffon, sleeveless, with
a fitted bodice and deep lace yoke,
and long circular skirt. She will
have green hat and slippers, and
carry Ophelia roses tied with a bow
Of green tulle.
Miss Helen Alsworth, Salt Lake
City, bridesmaid, will wear a salmon
pink chiffon, made similar to Miss
Stewards, with matching accessories.
Her arm bouquet of Sweetheart
roses will be tied with pink tulle.
Clarence Wilson, Indianapolis,
will be best man.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Wade McNIillen, will
wear eggshell duchess satin With
fitted bodice and TERED skirt. A
long panel, shirred at the waist line,
falls in the back to a short train.
She will wear long eggSheu kid
gloves. The veil Is arranged to form
q cap, caught at each side and at
the back with clusters Of orange
blossoms. She will carry a. shower
bouquet Of brides roses and white
sweet peas.
Reception for Hundred
A reception for one hundred
guests will follow the ceremony in
the church parlors. Mrs. McMilIen
will receive in beige georgette with
a shoulder coTsage of pink sweet
peas. Mrs. williams will wear
brown chiffon, with a corsage of
sweet peas.
The couple will leave Immediately
for Evansville, where they will
make their home, the bride travel
ing in blue tailored suit with
snake skin bag and slippers and
beige hat.
At bridal dinner Sunday, pre-
ceding the wedding, the brides
colorS, pink, green and eggshell,
will carry out the color schemes.
Covers will be laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
McNfillen, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade McMillen, Miss
AfcAfillen, Mr.. Williams, Miss
Stewart. Miss AlSworth, Mr.. Bender,
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Harwood.
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Mrs. Samuel r. AKtHaaIa VIII speak
before the following clubs on Down
High Street to Siivery-GFay Ok
ford:
MONDAY
Mrs. Bonnie Blue Browu will en-
tertain members of the Te-Aro-Aa
chapter at 1850 in her studio, 70
West North street. There will be a
program Of old English music and
songs. Newly elected officers are:
President, Mrs. z. P. Messick; vice
president, MRS. H. r. Riggs; second
VICE president, Mrs. Ella Bowling;
recording secretary, Miss Grace Nor
ris: corresponding secretary, Mrs
George Miller; treasurer, Mrs. j. ].
McEoweF.
Jenny Lind and Lohengrin chap
tiers will meet at 7:45 at tho home
Of Mrs. Will Leonard, 1915 East
Washington street. Guests will be
Mrs. Eugene Van Sickle, MIS-. John
MacLean, Mrs. X. G. Foster and
Miss Naomi Wurgier. Newly elected
officers are: President, Mrs. Will
Ritz; vice president, Mrs. Glenn
bingham; treasurer, Mrs. Paul Da-
Wis, and secretary, Mrs. George
Nickel
TUESDAY
Mrs. Baxter McBaneS will enter
tain the Arabian chapter with a
1880 luncheon at her home In Fort
Vile, with Mrs. Charles Schaul, Mrs.
W. E. Payne and Mrs. Louis Hin
shaw assisting her. A musical pro-
gram will be given by Mrs. Alfred
Sweetman and Miss Deima Vestal,
vocaIists ard Mrs. Laura Craig
Poland and Mrs. Jenny w. Barnes,
pianists. OfncerS elected at the
last meeting are: President. Mrs.
Steven Sharp; vice-president, Mrs.
George Hill: second vice-pTeSident,
Mrs. Francis de Langiade: secretary,
Mrs. Mae Brooks Miller; treasurer,
Mrs. SchauI; delegate to local coun-
ell, Mrs. w. E. Payne; alternate,
Mrs. 2. F. Hildreth.
WEDNESDAY
Mount Vernon chapter will enter
tain the Colonial Bostonian chapter
with a o'clock luncheon at the
home OF Mrs. Lloyd Pettenger,
Thirtieth street and the Lafayette
road. New officers OF the the
Colonial Bostonian chapter are:
President, Mrs. James A. Wilson;
vice-president, Mrs. Glen Holtz;
secretary, hErs. Howard SPIT rgeon;
and treasurer, Mrs. G. H. Thomp-
son. New members of the chapter
are Mrs. o. B. Fuller. and Mrs. T.
G.. Book. New members Of the
Mount Vernon chapter are Mrs. A.
D. Paden, Mrs. Colin Lett, Mrs. r.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

B. Harris and Mrs. Buskirk. Mem
bers wishing transportation to the
luncheon will meet at Mrs.
Surgeons home, 1862 West Thirty
first street.
THURSDAY
Castle Craig chapter will meet
at the home of Mrs. Robert Cap
linger, 70S North De Quincy street.
Officers elected at the last meeting
were: President, Mrs. Caplinger;
vice-pres1dent, Mrs. Veeda Combs;
second vice-preSidept, Mrs. Alex
Bailey; secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth
Thornburgh: treasurer, Mrs. Robert
Crawford.
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". C. T. U. NEWS

Marion county board Of directors
viii have charge of a May day
breakfast May 1. at 11:45. at the
Food-Craft shop on the second floor
Of the Century building. 1t is re-
Quested that all directors and local
presidents having tickets to sell will
-eport results of work to the officers
aefore the end OF April.
A 7usica, program is being ar
ranged by Mrs. L. z. York. county
musical director. AS this is for the
benefit of the work in the county
Il ia requested that members CO.
operate to make this success. Mrs.
Frank J. Lahr. president of the
beard Of directors. viii preside.
Elizabeth Stanley W. c. T. U. will
hold meeting at the Marion
county infrmary, Wednesday at ?
D. N. All members are urged to at
tend. An unusual program has been
arranged. The president, Mrs. Cora
Sharpe. will preside.
The regular meeting Of Central
". G. 7. U. viii be held Friday at
the home Of Mrs. Dean Craft, 3225
Washington boulevard. Mrs. W. W.
Reedy VII preside at both meet
ingz.
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'AASasaE
will discuss Romance of Leonardo
da Vinci' Mere kowskD.
Ladies Federal club will meet with
Mrs. w. L. Larsh, 1887 Arrow ave-
nue.. Mrs. Charles Samnis and
Mrs. L. D. Wadsworth are in charge
of the program.
FRIDAY
Indianapolis Women's Club will
have guest day at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. Clarence Coffin and Mrs. Csar-
ence Forsyth will be in charge of
the program.
Irvington Catholic Woman'S Study
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
o. N. Allen, 6108 Ashland avenue.
Mrs. j. c. Haugh, Mrs. L. G. Merkle,
Mrs. R. ]. Smith will have papers.
Mrs. Albert Ehrensperger will lead
the discussion.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
Will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Haely, PALS North Alabama
street. Mrs. F. NJ. Montgomery will
discuss the Stone Age" and Mrs.
A. j. Barnes, stone Pictures
SATURDAY
Mrs. Samuel Meyers will be
hostess for the Butler Alumnae Lit
erary Club at her home. 1916 College
avenue. Miss Clara Thormeyer is
assistant hostess. Miss Dorothy Per-
kins, Miss Katherine Quinn and
Miss Maude M. Russell will give
travel talks.
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MONDAY
cMMo

MONDAY
Indianapolis Literary Club will
meet at the D. A. R. chapter house.
Herbert Foltz will talk on What
O'clock Is 1t in Architecture"
IrYington Woman's Club will
meet with Mrs. r. B. Long, 222
South Ritter avenue. Mr.. John w
Atherton will review "Kristlin
Laviansdatter" (Sigrid UndseD.
Mrs. L. P. De Yelling, 1854
Ruckle street, will be hostess for
the Sesame Club. Mrs. E. T. Al
bertson will talk on the Indiana
Federation of Art Clubs"
Mrs. Robert Gilliland. 524 Buck
ingham drive, will be hostess for the
Monday Conversation Club. Mrs.
E. j. Baker and Mrs. EH A. Hunt
will discuss Abigail Adams"
Vincent c. S. L. C. will meet at
the Fletcher American bank. Mrs.
Mary E. Perine and Mrs. G. NJ.
Smith will have papers.
Helen Warrum ChappelI, soprano,
accompanied by Louise Mason Cald-
well, will present program before
members of the music department
of the Woman's Department Club
at the meeting to be held at 2:30.
Mrs. Edward Bailey Birge, Bloom
ington, president of the Indiana
Federation of Music Clubs, will be
guest of honor. Members may bring
guests. Tea will follow the pro-
gram.
Gamma Delta Alpha sorority will
have its monthly social meeting at
the home of Miss Margaret McAllis-
ter, 5o21 Guilford avenue.
Carnelian Club will meet at the
Lumley tea room. HostesseS will be
Mrs. B. E. Bowman, Mrs. Frank
Ebert and Mrs. D. B. Sullivan.
Tri Arts Club will meet at 7:45 In
Room G, Y. w. G. A. Arrangements
will be made for an informal club
dinner to be given Saturday at the
home of Miss Laura Brockman and
Miss Margaret Brockman.
Alpha NJ chapter, Alpha Zeta
Beta sorority, will meet at $50 al
the Y. w. C. A. Pledges and mem
berS must attend to make plans fol-
a benefit bridge.
Iota Club of Kappa Gamma will
meet at the home of Mrs. Hughes
Patten. 4414 Guilford avenue. Mrs.
Clifford Tyler. Mrs. Walter J.
Hubbard Jr.. and Miss Ruth Stone
will be assistant hoStesSes.
Beta chapter, Phi Theta sorority,
will meet Monday night at 8. at the
Spink-ArmS hotel.
Alpha Delta Tau sorority will
meet at 7 at the SEVERN.
TUESDAY
Mrs. E. H. Bingham, 5 Hampton
court, will be hostess for the Proc
tor Club. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor
Francis H. Gavisk will talk.
Mrs. William Hutchinson, 4635
Hinesley street. and Mrs. Paul
Roadarmer, assisting hostess. will
entertain members of the Alpha
Delta Laetrian Club.
Tokalon Club will meet with Mrs.
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Don f'Adds
Pleasure to
DisObedienCe
BIZ MRS. WALTER FERGUSON


Child experts are becoming more
and more convinced that the word
don't" never works in the nursery,
while agitators against corporal
punishment have become so nu-
merous that whipping almost has
cone out.
We have taken up and prohted by
the lessons of psychology and are
Using them oftener in the manage
ment of our children. And the
most important of those rules, so
authorities tell us, is the one that
puts ban on prohibition.
They say it never is wise TO tell
Johnny that he can not have the
expensive vase as a plaything with
out making him see the reason for
it; that it is futile to shoe baby
Margaret from the hot poker unless
we prove to her that it will burn.
Because the net result of doing
otherwise would be to have the
children make bee line for the
objects.
Good Sense Needed
Persuasion, reason, good sense,
and calm guidance are the only
things that get us anywhere with
the youngsters.
And we know It's true. We have
learned that the word don't" never
yet deferred an enterprising child
from investigating forbidden
thing. We know that curiosity is
the most outstanding attribute in
any baby and that it should not be
suppressed but foStered.
Is it not strange, therefore, that
we should believe that some gil
gantic don't" held up before us
will work eff1caciously with grown
ups? If forbidden things are more
alluring than any others to infants,
is it not reasonable to suppose they
also would be more fascinating to
adults?
Only OvergrOwn Children
After all, we are nothing but
large, clumsy and overTown chill
dren. It often has been proved that
the years do not always bring wis
dom to man.
In spite Of this knowledge, how
ever, we continue TO pass 1nnurner-
able laws, and to set up our i'm
placable verboten signs fatuously
hoping that thus we may attain
perfection.
Can it be that there Is some con-
nection between the fact that
crime constantly is increasing and
that never before in modern times
has individual liberty been so re-
stricted by law? The psychology
that is good for the child Is equally
good for the adult.
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Camp Fire Girls

The annual meeting of the Indi-
annapolis Council of Camp Fire Girls
will be held Thursday at the Lin
coin at 1915. A short business
session will be held and annual re-
ports will be given. Miss Annette
Francisco, national associate field
secretary. will give a comprehensive
report Of the work as she found it.
The national conference Of the
Ninth district will be held Friday at
the Lincoln. This will be an all
day meeting, starting at 10, with a
luncheon at 1915. Delegates from
all parts Of the country will at
tend.
A meeting Of the executive COM
nittee of the Guardians AsSocia-
ton will be held April % in the
Camp Fire Office.
The girls camp conference is to
be May and 4. Each registered
group may send two delegates to
the conference.
The Shutan, governing body Of
the Camp Fire Girls. will have a
party tonight at the BrookSide COM
riunity house. Each Camp Fire
group should be represented by two
girls.
The Firemakers' week Is April
1921. Registrations should be made
at the Camp Fire Office.
The Cakenscho Camp Fire group,
IN the absence of their guardian.
Mrs. Thelnla Williams, met with
Mrs. Francis Heagy at School 81.
The girls elected Marjorie Weaver
vice-president.
The Wawasai group met at School
81 Friday. The food sale and
nlother-d daughter banquet was dis
cusSed. There are two headbands
completed in the groups.
The Taivateca Camp Fire group
Of School 46 met Thursday at 3.
The girls practiced Burn, Fire,
Burn" Nellie -'instein was elected
vice president. The girls are try
ing to earn their nature honor of
twenty birds.
The meeting OF the Icayaskam
group was held at School 40. The
girls are planning an egg hunt
Easter Sunday. Each girl Is to
bring several colored eggs. The
girls also are planning a pageant.
The Kataya group. Miss Pauline
Mohler. guardian, held a meeting
April TO- These girls are also
planning an egg hunt Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Miller and Miss Alice
Nichols OF Milwaukee. Wis. are
listing Miss Helen Nichols. execu-
tive secretary.
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CARD PARTIES

st. Mary's social club will enter
tain with cards and lotto at 7:45
Sunday in the school house, S15
North New Jersey street.
A card party for the benefit of
the Converts League will be given
Wednesday night at the Luinley
tearoom, 1910 North Meridian
street, by the Catholic Daughters
of America, Court 111s. Miss Mar
garet Widolff, chairman, will be
assisted by Mrs Theodore Wolf,
Mrs. william Parks, Miss Anna
Glaska, Miss Elizabeth O'Hara and
Miss Anna Brennan.
Altar Society, Holy Name church,
Beech Grove, will have a card party
Sunday night at 7:45 In the church
hall.
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CARD PARTY, BAKE
SALE TO BE HELD

Good viii Club. April cycle, will
have a card party and bake sale
at 2::3o Monday in ST, Joseph's hall.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Sarah Schier, Mrs. Kate Shove,
Mrs. Mary E. Dearinger, Mrs. Kate
Finley, Mrs. John Mcintosh, Mrs.
John Schaffner, Mrs. Ray Mccall
lister, Mrs. william McCahill, Mrs.
Martin Bastian, Mrs. Martin zinkan,
Mrs. William Kiley, Mrs. Dan Elder,
Mrs. Olive Dennis, Mrs. Catherine
Scott, Mrs. John Reddington, Miss
Catherine Campbell, Miss Margaret
Meehan. Miss Agnes O'Toole and
Miss DoWd.
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TEA is SCHEDULED IN
CANDIDATES HONOR

Mrs. r. H. White, 1o6 Linvood
avenue. viii entertain at tea Mon
day afternoon In honor Of Mrs. Mae
Marer-l Jacobs, Republican candi-
date for the legislature. Other can
didates are invited to attend. There
are no invitations.
Mrs. Dean Craft win entertain
Monday night at her home, 3223
washington boulevard. with . re-
ception for Mrs. Jacobs.
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PARTY Is SCHEDULED
BY CHURCH GLASS

Woman'S Bible class Of Central
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will entertain Wednesday with a
spring party at the Children's
Museum, 1850 North Meridian street.
There will be musical program.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. w. G. Borcherding, teacher;
Mrs. w. w. Reedy, president, and
Miss Irene Duncan, assistant
teacher.
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Members Of the Daughters of Lsa-
bella will give an Easter frolic and
charity ball at the Indiana ballroom
Thursday night. Mrs. Joseph j.
Speaks is general chairman in
charge of the affair. Mrs. Frank j..
Viehmann is in charge of the sale of
tickets.
The principal charity of the or
ganization is the upkeep Of st.
Elizabeth's home, which was found
ed In 1921 by the Rev. Maurice
OConnor. The Daughters of Isa-
bella has purchased a permanent
home for the care Of patients at St.
Elizabeth's. Mrs. w. j. Overmire
and Miss Elizabeth Murphy are as
sistant chairmen, assisted by q large
committee from each parish in the
CITY.
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Members Of the drama depart
ment Of the Woman's Department
Club are closing their season with
q spring luncheon bridge at the
clubhouse Tuesday afternoon. A
reception will be held for incom-
ing officers. Mrs. Fred L. Petit
john Is the new chairman OF the
department.
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Tennis Shorts

New tennis toys for women in
elude cotton rep and silk suits that
are shorts, buttoned onto sleeveless
or cap sleeved shirts. They are very
cute.
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Arrndes Benefit Dinner

Annual spring benefit dinner of
the Girls Friendly Society Of
America, Christ Church branch. will
be given at the parish house of the
church, Tuesday, April %. Mrs.
Betty Woldt, Miss Thelma Watson,
Miss Clotilde Kidwell and Miss
Maybelle Prettyman are in charge
of arrangements.
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HEAD OF FILM SESSION

ONO
Mrs.
r. Earl
Peters,
TT. Wayne,
president
of the
Indiana
Ind0rserS
of
PhotOplUys,
1UiU
preside
at the
state
COW U 6WCtOU
to be held
IN the
Palm room
of the
CIaypoOl
Tuesday
and
Wednesday,.
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Before her marriage Saturday.
April u, at lions Evangelical
church. Mrs. Fred Sheehan was
Miss Anna Ernsting, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ernsting,
1126 Woodlswn avenue.
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GMFC

Miss MGdge
Mcmillan,
(abcVe),
1OboSe
marriage to
John D.
Williams,
son Of
Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned
Williams,
9O1 Wright
street,
1OiU take place
Easter
SGNdGy In
Greensburg.
Miss Helen
AIWorth
t6g b, OStOW/
and
Miss Irene
Stewart
(right)
UiU be her
attendants.
Both are
from
Indianapolis.
Putnam patriot., 1930-08-21
,ry Department That are Not Advertised
Waldo Beaurd. of Worcester wa.

Waldo Beaurdis of Worcester was recent guest of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Bakker.
 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson and infant son of East Providence, who have been visiting here few weeks, have gone to Benson, Vt, to visit Mrs. Johnson's parents.
 Lawrence Backus left today ra join his family at Beebe, P. O., where they have been spending the summer with Mrs. Backus' parents, Mir and Mrs. Frank Herle.
 Ella. Wentworth has completed his business as contractor for the Cargill Trust Company's new building and he and Mrs. Wentworth have. return ed to their home in New London.
 Ars- George Webster, and daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs. Josie Webster from WilIimantic were in Boston Saturday to visit with Miss Chrystobel Gif- ford who remains ili at the Hunting ton Avenue hospital.