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STAUNTON SOCIETY
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u. W., DAVIS SCHOOL HONOR
ROLL
Jaunita jackson
Nettle jackson
Marie Hart
Helen Burks
Ernest Edloe
present EUery Day, No Tardy Marks
Ernest Edloe
Without Wright
Helen Burks
Delois Caul
Helen Carter
Myrtle Gaines
Marie Hart
Ada Jackson
Sarah Jackson
Nettie Jackson
Helen Ross
Marie Vaughn
Jaunita Jackon
Robert johnson
Promoted
Ernest Edloe
Without Wright
Frederick Gaines
Emmett Henderson
Hugh Carter
Helen Carter
Ada Jackson
Marie Hart
Nettie Jackson
Jaunita Jackson
Sarah Jackson
Catherine Richardson
Marie Vaughn
Helen Ross
Ruby Velvin
Delois Call
Helen Burks
Myrtle Gaines
Elvira Henderson
Pauline Jackson
Honor Roll
Helena Johnson
Jessie Leech
Gertrude Robinson
Pauline Jackson
Edward McCreary
Present Every Day, No Tardy Marks
David Johnson
Wallace Nelson
Carer Burkes
Elizabeth Nelson
Gladys Lindsy
Kathleen Spencer
Wilhelmina Taylor
Promoted
Beverly Jones
David Johnson
Edward McCreary
Wallace Nelson
Godfrey Tate
Lee Powell Wright
Arthur Williams
Ethel Brown
Thelma Brown
Elizabeth Clark
Virginia Carter
Jane Comes
Marie Comes
Helena Johnson
Pauline Jackson
Gladys Lindsy
Ethel Miller
Elizabeth Nelson
Kathleen Pryor
Lucille Pettus
Kathleen Spencer
Rosa Thompson
Gertrude Robinson
Hortense Wright
Ruth Venerable
Jessie Leech
Lille Ross
Virginia Pryor
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
IN THE LAW AND EQUITY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 18th DAY OF JULY 1880
Oradell haw------, Plaintiff
Against
Andrew Shaw-- Defendant
In Chancery
The object of the above styled cause,
is to obtain an absolute divorce from
the bond of matrimony by the plaintiff
from the defendant, upon the grounds
of wiiful assertion and abandonment
for moro than three years.
And an affidavit having been made
ard filed that the defendant, Andrew
Shaw is a nonresident Of the State of
Virginia; it is ordered that the said
Andrew Shaw appear within ten days
after the due publication of this order
and do what may be necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit.
Copy, Teste; Luther Libby, Clerk.
By Ira NJ. Barr, D. C.
]. Henry Crutchfield, p. q.
-this :imshrdl etnetao cmfwyv
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Union PICNIC AT GYPSY HILL
nary AuGITST 7TH.

The Union Picnic Of the colored Sun
dav schools will be held again this year
at Gypsy park, August 7th, This an
nouncement was made during tne weeN
thru William Ellis, of Mt. Zion bap-
fist Sunday School. Mr.. Ellis also wish-
as 70 invite all the civic and community
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MOFFATT CREEK NEWS

Sunday was cloudy day. The Oah
Hill Baptist Church held its regular
meeting very few were in attend
ance.
Misses Mary and Martha Ware
called on Mrs. Scott Sunday evening
Mr.. John Jordan and Mr.. Geieve
Holloway called on Misses Mary and
Martha Ware Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Bass were
dinner guests of Mrs. Lucy C. Ware
and daughter Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Brown, Miss Maize
Brown, who has returned to Char.
lottesville.
Quite a few of our people attended
the supper in Fordswick.
Mr.. Richard Johnson and Mr..
Clyde Pryor called on Misses Irene
Mary, and Martha Ware Sunday
night.
Martha G. Ware, Reporter.
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organizations to attend as we'll as the
rural Sunday Schools that may wish
to join.
Last year the Sunday Schools of
Waynesbolo and Craigsville and a
large dUe~ation from Harrisonburg
and LeXin Eton were in attendance.
There ere again looked Tor.
Baseball, tennis croquet and horse
shoe pitching will be the sports that
will be included by the picnicers. The
children will have access to all the
play ground facilities that are at the
park. A large crowd is looked for on
this date and don't forget it's August 7.
All day.
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ZETA RHO SORORITY
PLANS RUSH PARTY

Last of a series Of rush parties
will be given Sunday at 2:30, at the
Lumley tearoom, by members of the
zeta Rho sorority. Decorations will
carry out orchid and canary, the
sorority colors.
Miss Katherine Krauss heads the
committee in charge. Her assistants
include Mrs. Grace Rawlings and
Miss Ethel Heimer. Guests will be
Miss Martha Worth, Miss La Verne
Clinehens, Miss Betty Heassig, Miss
Isabelle Heassig, Miss Helen Wagner,
Miss Esther Laswell, Miss Fern
Rhea, Miss Betty Foreman, Miss
Martha Simpson, Miss Mary Van
Pelt, Miss Elizabeth Lafkin, Miss
Mary Gladys Young, Miss Alta Wat
kins, Miss Dorothy Haffler and Miss
Gertrude Beckett.
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Miss Dunbar"
Is Welded
at Church

Miss Virginia Dunbar, daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Dunbar,
McCordsville, became the bride OF
Frank Martin Moore, Is Hampton
court, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore, Fountaintown. at $3.50 this
afternoon at the Broadway Method
ist Episcopal church.
The service was read by the
brides father. Mrs. Mary E. Will
hite. organist. played "Ah Sweet
Mystery of Life" II Love You
Truly" and "Oh Promise Me"
Miss Kathryn Kelly. Laporte. the
brides only attendant, wore orchid
chiffon with accessories of orchid.
She carried pink roses and lilies of
the valley.
James G. Hughes, GreencaStle,
was best man. The ushers were
John Call. Greencastle. and j.
Everett Niergarth, Indianapolis.
The bride wore yellow chiffon,
made with long sleeves and even
hemline to the floor. She carried
yellow roses.
Following the ceremot> a recep-
ton was held at the young couples
home, 2841 North Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have gone on
4 "trip south and will be at home
yer April Is.
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Albert Stump
Is Speaker to
Women S Club

Seeing Faust With Goethe" will
be the subject of a talk to be given
by Albert Stump before members OF
the literature department Of the
Woman's Department Club at 2:3O
Wednesday at the clubhouse, 1702
North Meridian street.
Miss Mary Rose Lowry will sing
a group of spring songs, accompa-
MED by Miss Virginia Harbough,
accompanist of the Butler Glee Club.
Mrs. H. B. Pike, chairman Of the
department, will preside.
Tea will be served following the
program. Mrs. Frederic Kirgis is
chairman of the hostess committee,
assisted by Mrs. J. E. Barcus, Mrs.
c. j. Buchanan. Mrs. S. J. Copeland,
Mrs. John D. Davy, Mrs. B. w. ill
lespie, Mrs. r. r. Hodson, Mrs. Ray
Hodson and Mrs. H. R. Moore.
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Ne7o,S Reel
Expert to
Make Talk

CORTLAND Smith, one of the de-
velopers Of the Fox Movietone news
reel, will be the principal speaker at
the state convention of the In
dorsers of Photoplays, at the Clay
pool, April % to %.
DR.. Clinton Wunder, who was to
have been guest speaker, has been
called to Hollywood for the month
of April.
Mr.. Smith will speak at the
luncheon Wednesday, on Motion
Pictures Today and Tomorrow"
E. L. Grossman, Cleveland, who
has been in motion picture work for
the last ten years, viii talk in the
morning on Has Censorship Full
filled Its Purpose?"
Walter Hickman, dramatic critic
Of The Indianapolis Times. will have
as his subject at the institute, De
bunking the Takers"
Mrs. David Ross. national presi-
dent of the organization. and chair
man of the Indianapolis group, will
preside at the institute
@. c. Pettijohn, formerly Of In
dianapoliS, now general council,
Film Board Of Trade, New York.
also will speak at the luncheon
Wednesday.
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Program to
Be GiUe11 BY
Local Group

Daughters Of Isabella will hold an
open meeting Tuesday night in the
Palm room of the Claypool for
prospective members and friends.
Members are asked to bring guests
in order to acquaint them with the
work Of the organization.
Mrs. william Kiley is In charge
of the musical program which will
follow the address of the Rev. Au-
gust Fuessenaeger, chaplain Of the
circle.
The program will be as follows;
D. OF / Glee Club. directed By Miss
Rosemary Lawler.
The Highvaymasinn,%, ..''.'Alfrsd 6 N9YIeS
~ Miss Marcy Dirnberger.
Grown Bird Singing" ....;....a Wood
Miss Loretta McManamon. Miss
Loretta Martin. accompanist-
Cello. Miss Mary Hickey; piano.
Miss Martha Hickey: violin. MISS
Gree Of ii: nsirad os Hff.r F wasSsi
Father Fuessenaeger; Miss Helen
Shepard, accompanist.
Mrs. Joe j. Speaks and Mrs.
Katherine Mailman will preside at
the meeting.
Arrangements are being com
pleted for an Easter frolic and
charity ball to be given April "a, in
the Indiana ballroom.
Initiation and banquet for new
members viii bring the membership
drive to a close. The affair will
be held at the Claypool Sunday
afternoon and night, April II.
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Program Is
Prepared
byD. 4. r.

Thursday, the Caroline Scott Har-
rison chapter, D. A. r., will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the
chapter house. The program will
be, What the Daughters Do"
A report will be given Of the dedi-
cation OF the new memorial dormi-
tory, which will be opened formally
Tuesday, at Miami university, OK
ford, o. The national society OF
D. A. r. is contributing this gift in
honor OF Mrs. William Henry Har-
rison, who, during her term as mis-
tress of the White House, was first
president general Of the organiza-
ton.
Mrs. Roy Hunt and Mrs. Charles
Pfafiin will give musical program,
following which a reception will be
held for new members who have
been admitted during the last year.
The latter are:
Mrs. Warren D. Cakes, Mrs. Alex
ander Taggart, Mrs. Charles s..
Cant. Mrs. Ralph II. Ptnkham,
Mrs. Samuel c. Hanson, Mrs. w. O.
Copeland, Mrs. William A. Arthur,
Mrs. James w. Carr, Mrs. N. B..
Shellhouse, Mrs. James w. Robert
son, Mrs. E. c. Kriel, Mrs. Alexander
Corbett Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Coffin,
Mrs. John Beatty, Mrs. Herschell
Hudson, Mrs. Edna Christian, Mrs.
o. F. Heslar, Mrs. w. K. Milholland
Mrs. John E. Minor, Mrs. Charles
p. Trask, Mrs. Martha Kendall. Mrs.
Carl Wood. Mrs. Howart Nyhart,
Miss Mary Virginia Moore, Miss
Marienne Hamer, Miss Nancy Kali
leen, Miss Esther Beatty, Miss Clara
Gilbert, and Miss Fannie G. Graet-
er, an associate member.
The membership committee OF the
chapter, consisting of Mrs. w. B.
RosSetter, chairman; Mrs. Herbert
E. Fieber. Mrs. George S. Wilson,
Mrs. E. Kennedy Reese, will super
wise the tea. and Mrs. Caleb s.
Denny and Miss Julia c. Sharpe
wiz pour.
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tyC0uncif
of Women
i'm ELecti6N

Interest In the meeting OF
indianapolis Council Of Women
be held Tuesday at the Robe.
Park M. E. church will center arouul
election of five directors, who wi
serve for the next three years. Nc
candidates have been announced.
TIL fifteen directors select the Off
GERS and committee chairmen for
the year.
Officers whose terms expire are
Mrs. A. B. Click, Mrs. Samuel Lewis
Shank, Mrs. Frank A. Symmes,
Mrs. Walter Geisel, Mrs. M. Earl
Robbins, Mrs. Albert L. Pauley, Mrs.
Allen T. Fleming, Mrs. John P.
Cochran, Mrs. Chic Jackson, Mrs.
w. H. Link, Mrs. Bloomfield Moore
and Mrs. Wolf Sussman.
Speakers at the meeting Tuesday
will be Brigadier General George
H. Jameson, commanding officer at
Ft. Benjamin Harrison, who viii
speak on THE United States and
YOU" and Mrs. E. c. Rumpler,
whose subject will be, "The United
Obdpco ana 4.
Section No. 6, Mrs. w. r. Holmes,
chairman, including the Wednesday
Afternoon Club; the Woman's aux
iliary to the Thirty eighth division
Of Indiana; Woman's auxiliary to
National Association Of Letter Car
riers; Woman's Department Club,
WomanS Organization of Retail
Druggists, Woman's Research Club.
Y. w. G. A, Zetathea Club and sew
eral church societies, will meet.
Reservations for luncheon may be
made with Mrs. Pauley, Cherry
1851.
The council now has ninety-three
affiliated organizations, representing
a total membership Of more than
$4,000. Each organization viii be
represented by its president and one
delegate, or their accredited alter.
mates, who, with the board Of de
rectors, constitute the voting
strength Of the body.
Mrs. Click will preside.
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SMITHS HOSTS FOR
MAYFLOWER CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Smith,
2910 College avenue, will entertain
members of the Society of May
flower Descendants in Indiana at
their home Tuesday night at 8. Mr..
Smith is new governor Of the or
ganiZation.
Mrs. Gino Ratti will speak on "a
Winter in Paris" Each member
may bring two guests. Miss Helen
Harrison, harpist, and Miss Marga-
ret Harrison, violinist, will present a
musical program. Mr.. ard Mr.
Smith will be assisted by officers Of
the society.
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Is
Scheduled
byMu PhiS

Indianapolis Alumnae Club Of
AIu Phi Epsilon, national honorary
musical sorority, will hold its April
meeting Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Elsie Evans Pattison, 152 West
Fifty-second street. Luncheon will
be served at 1890.
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
David Porterf1eld and Mrs. Frank
Forty. The program, arranged by
Mrs. R. H. King, Danville, will in
clude the following of Victor Her
bert's compositions.
Biography-Nrs. King.
Sweet Mystery of Life" from
Naughty Marietta"
Always Do as People Say You
Should" from The Fortune Teller.
Lutte Gruber, soprano.
Overture. from The Viceroy."
Selections from IT Only Girl
Mrs John A. Sink. pianist.
THE Ivy and the Oak" from Sweet
Every lover Must Meet His Fate
from .-SweetheartS."
Mrs. Pearl Munday Dedert. soprano.
''Punchinello."
Susan Cook. pianist.
Martha Ream, violinist.
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MRS, MORRIS HOSTESS
IN PANAMA BRIDGE

Mrs. Fritz Morris entertained
Friday night with a pajama bridge
party at her home, 2817 North Tai
bot avenue.
Guests included Mrs. Reagan
Carey, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs.
Eddie Kohlhepp, Mrs. Chester
Laughry, Mrs. Joseph Brewer, Mrs.
Charles Davis. Mrs. Henry Powell,
Mrs. Joseph Hampson. Mrs. Robert
Robinson, Mrs. Cullen ESpy, Mrs.
Victor Sturtevant. Mrs. Francis Nc
Aree. Miss Celestine Donnelley, Miss
Helen Beck. Miss Katherine Collins,
and Miss Katherine Reese, Pitts
burgh.
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BOOK STUDY GROUP
TO HOLD SESSION

Members of the Book-a-M Month
Study group of the literature de-
partment Of the Woman's Depart
ment Club will meet at 1890 a. m.
Wednesday, April 9, at the club
house.
Mrs. H. W. Rhodehamel, chair
man will preside. Mrs. G. B. Tay-
lor will discuss THE Modern Flavor
in Books" Nonmembers may at
tend by paying a small fee. A plate
luncheon will be served those max
ing reservations by April 8 with
Mrs. Nettie New or at the clubhouse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-29
Luncheon VIII
Be Conducted
by Musicale

Annual luncheon and business
meeting Of the active section Of the
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will
be held at p. m. Thursday at the
Propylaeum.
Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman, re-
elected president, will preside. Mrs.
Harvey B. Martin is chairman in
charge of the luncheon and reser-
vations. Following is the program
which will be given during the
afternoon:
Group Of old irish, English and south
ern melodies.
Camille Bradburn Fleig. vocalist,
who will play her own accompaniment
on the Irish harp.
The Pussywillow" .......... .Mlldenburg
Happy Song" ................D Del Reigo
Mrs. Harvey B. Martin, soprano.
Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs pianist.
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Meet Here
Next. Week

First annual state Junior conveIl-
ton and annual junior contests OF
the Indiana Federation of Music
Clubs will be held in Indianapolis
Friday and Saturday of next week.
National officers are; President
Mrs. E. j. Ottoway, Michigan; junior
councillor, Mrs. E. @. GODDARD, Texas
editor of Junior Bulletin, Miss julia,
Williams, New Jersey. Mrs. Edward
B. Birge. Bloomington. is state pres
dent. Mrs. Clair McTurnan, In
dianapolis is state junior chairman.
Junior departments and their
chairmen are: Junior extension,
Mrs. c. c. Edwards, Charlottesville:
librarian for contest music, Miss
Gladys Alwes, Indianapolis; group
contests, Fred Sharp. Bloomington
contests, Mrs. Grace Mackay, In
dianapolis; course of study, Mrs
Walter Wallace, Indianapolis; pag-
eantry and dancing, Mrs. Fred Nc
Cain, Indianapolis; harmonica,
Raymond Oster, indianapolis, and
toy orchestra, Miss Rena Carver.
MartinSville.
Junior convention committees
are: Hospitality, Mrs. John Clin-
ton Lasher, Mrs. John Hutchings.
Miss Lucille Stewart; reception.
Mrs. John Craig, Mrs, Lee Bassett,
Columbus; registration. Fred Me-
Cain, Fred Sterling, Mrs. Fred Boke-
lob, Mrs. H. H. Arnholter. Gilbert
Coble, Kokomo, and Walter Elliott.
NobleSville
Information, Mrs. Birge, Mrs.
Harold Larsh, Mrs. Roy Pile; local
arrangements, Mrs. William Herbert
Gibbs, Mrs. Fred Mccain, Mrs.
Grace Watson Duckwall, Mrs. Rob-
ert Beck, Miss Hazel Lamkin, Miss
May GorSuch and Mrs. e. I. Poston,
Martinsville; publicity, Verna PAL
mer Sterling.
Contests, Mrs. Grace Mackay.
Mrs. j. Oliver Miller, Mrs. D. e,
Gruber, Mrs. Ann Hunter, Mrs.
Dante Conner, Mrs. E. E. Voyles.
Miss Mary Elizabeth johnson and
Fred Sharp, Bloomington. Pages,
Chad KelSo and William Kirk.
Ushers, Violet Hayden and Marietta
Coval; auditor chairman, Miss Lorle
Krull.
Registration will take place at the
Y. w. G. A. at S, with banquet at
$50 with Mrs. McTurnan presiding.
Grace Before Meals" by William
Arms Fisher. will be sung by the
Martinsville Junior Club, Mrs. Hazel
Kelso, sponsor. Mrs. Birge and Mrs.
Hamet Hinkle will extend greetings.
The principal address will be given
by Dr. George L. Macintosh, pre-
dent emeritus of Wabash college
All state junior concert will
held at $50 in Hollenbeck hall
State Junior contests will star,
8, with single contests at the Y.
G. A. and group contests at &c
Band store, 237 North Pennsylva
street.
The afternoon meeting will or
at in Hollenbeck hall, with M.
McTurnan extending greeting
During the business session, a rest
lutionS committee will be appointed
and reports of junior clubs will
given. Clayton Toy symphony wi
give demonstration and an orig
inal pageant, written and produced
by Harriet Rhodes, will be given by
members of the Allegro Club Of
Peru.
A banquet will be held at Satur-
day night at the Y. w. c. A. with
informal talks by the contest win
ners. who will be presented by Mrs.
Mackay and Fred Sharp. Henry
Pfohl, director Of music at First
Presbyterian church, will give talk.
At 8, the state junior contest vim
ners will give a concert in Hollen.
beck hall.
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PROGRAM SCHEDULED
BY CHORAL GROUP

Choral section of the indianapolis
Matinee Musicale will present a pro-
gram at 8 Wednesday night, April 8,
at Hollenbeck hall, Y. w. c. A.
The La Shelle Glee Club will as
Sist. Members of all departments
Of the Musicale will be admitted
upon presentation of membership
cards. Mrs. Wilson B. Parker is
chairman in charge Of arrangements
for the program.
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C0NTRAlTO TO SING
AT MUSICALE TEA

Mrs. Glen FTiermood, contralto,
accompanied by Mr.. Friermood, will
give a program at the musicale tea
at 4:45 Sunday afternoon at the
Avalon Country Club. The affair
will be for members and their
friends.
The club viii give a dinner bridge
as an April FOOLS day party Sat-
urday. March %. at $50. Reser-
vations may be made at the club
house.
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Weddiaq Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Lovelace, 1855
Roosevelt avenue, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Lovelace, to Howard F.
Caulf1eld. The ceremony took place
June l, 1929, at Greenfield, the Rev
Hills Avery of the Methodist Epis-
copal church officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsa Day were attendants.
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Hold Open House

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin L. Lugar
will hold open house at their new
home, 51S Washington boulevard
Sunday, April 6. from to 6 o'clock,
in celebration of their first wedding
anniversary. There are no invita-
tons.
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REGULAR MEETING Set

Regular meeting of the Girls
Friendly society. Christ church
branch, will be held in the parish
house. Tuesday. Dinner will be
served at s with classes following
Immediately.
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GiUe Sor0ritV Spread

Members and pledges Of Sigma
Phi Delta sorority are invited 70 at
tend a spread 10 be given precedinw
the regular business meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Bryan Hiner, Ear
National road. Wednesday night.
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Will SerUe Luncheon

Ladies' auxiliary to the Second
Reformed church, corner Of Shelby
and Pleasant streets, will serve
luncheon to the public Tuesday from
II to o'clock.
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Hold Chapter Meeting

Alpha NJ chapter, Alpha Zeta
Beta sorority, will meet at $50 Mon
day night at the Y. w. G. A.
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Mss SARA KATHRYN HrncH NAN

Indianapolis society has to look forward
to this the horse show and rodeo to be put on May ~ TO 20
inclusive Coliseum fairgrounds by members OF the Indianapolis
Junior League William of the box committee
chairman the hospitality committee for the
of Wright SeWau Council
Women o be Indianapolis, April and a.
engagement of Miss Sara Kathryn Hnch
Fred Hncman Shadeand drive to
this afternoon
Chicago the guest of her cousin Miss
Kathryn Wilhelm 1889 North Meridian street.
Mrs Robert Brakeman, reelected president of the
danapos Musicale preside the luncheon
active section of the organization to be held
l o'clock Thursday at the Propylaeum
Indianapolis Aunnae chapter
Alpha sorority the luncheon held today
al The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-04

interesting and animated discussion for
the evenings program. Washtnf ton
Topham. chairman of the entertainment
committee. paid tribute to the contribu-
ton to Washington's history made %
physicians and surgeons, and read q
poem written 81 years ago by the late
DR.. Joseph T. Howard on the subject
The Tiber: An Idyl." It was q de-
scriptive poem o. old Tiber Greek, which
Is now housed ever as q sewer, Ind
brought from several members OF the
association remarks and reminiScer 8
OF their personal experiences In ca y
days, fishing and swimming in the
waters of the creek.
Two mementoes were received by the
association, including q solid walnut
molding from the Senate Chamber of
the Old Brick Capitol. erected in 1915,
and now being torn down TO make ay
for the new Supreme Court building.
This was presented by Mr.. Topham.
The other piece for the associations
museum was q bullet found on the bat
tlefield of Salem Church, Va, August
81. by James +. Duhamel, who pre-
scented it.
1t was suggested that j. Eliot Wright
write history of tt :, Association Of
Oldest Inhabitants.
Two new members we're elected
Charles E. Alden and John Edward
Thompson
John Clagett Proctor presided.