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Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, postponed; rain
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Today's Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City.
Louisville 1T Milwaukee.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Toledo at st. Paul.
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HOME Runs
Ruth, Yankees. 24IKIein, PhilIies :. 10
Wilson, Cubs -. 22IGehrig, Yankees. 10
Berger, Braves. 21l
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo .............. III Ofl oUO-lo 10
st. Paul .......... 600 $40 001-5 10 8
McOuiIlan, Tate and Henline; Van At
ia. Mum and Fenner.
Louisville .. 2O6 600 1910 is
MiIWaukee .... 600 Oio oS0-4 is /
Weinert and thompson, stark, Gearin
and Young.
eleven innings)
Columbus - 24O 900 900 OF 9 5
MINNEAPOLIS $50 DOL $50 600 o. s is 4
Kemner. DOYLE and Devine. Dixon; Brill
heart. Mccullough and Griffin; Gonzales.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York .......... 002 600 010-
Cincinnati .......... 600 600 OOO-O
Walker and Hogan: Kolp, Rixey and
Sukeforth.
Philadelphia ...... o3o 0o4 1913 u 3
Chicago ........... 400 SIS 51x-21 "a
Wilioughby. Specie and Davis; Bush and
Hartnett.
Brooklzn ......... 321 o08 3o2-l9 %
Pittsburgh ;.,...:... Oo3 ooo 2o1- 10
non and Hemsley.
Boston ........... 100 sS4 1912 4 9
0' sh TLSIs Smith. Brandt and spohrer:
johnson. Haid, Lindsey. Grabowski. Bell
and Msncuso.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


OIIDdEV KIA4tFNKN1pAI~ut AVVIE
postponed: rain.
Cleveland at Washington.
St. Louis at New York. postponed: rain.
Detroit at Boston 1.-TWO games).
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Babe
Ruth


games, and that's quite mark
There are other records that I'm more interested
in than the home run mark right now. One Of them
far scored
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Major Leaders

By United Press
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night at $50 at the Broadway
Methodist Episcopal church, the
Rev. William Calvert Hartinger Of
floating.
The altar will be banked with
palms and lighted by cathedral
candles.
Miss Mildred Ridenour, sister OF
the bridegroom, will sing, accOmpa-
MED by Mrs. Mary E. White, or
ganist.
Miss Mary Friese will be maid
of honor. She will wear a princess
gown of pale blue satin with fit
ted bodice and long full skirt. A
large bow of the satin marks the
base of the low V-neck in the back
She will carry an arm bouquet OF
pink roses.
Arthur Meade will be best man
and ushers will be Gordon Worley
and Ralph Milhollin.
The bride will wear gown of
pink satin trimmed with turquoise
blue, made similar to that of Miss
Freise. The long skirt sweeps into
a train in the back. She will carry
an arm bouquet of roses and
delphinium, and wear diamond
bracelet, the gift of the bridegroom.
A reception at the Columbia Club
will follow the ceremony.
The couple will leave on a motor
trip, the bride travelling in a red
dress with black galiak jacket and
red accessories. They will be at
home Oct. 20 in Dayton, o.
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CRYSTAL SHOWER is
GIVEN BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Lenora Dorsett and Miss
Mary Morse entertained Friday
night with bridge party and crys-
tai shower at the home of Miss
Dorsett, 1928 East Michigan street,
in honor of Miss -Nelba Prosch,
whose marriage to DR. Stanton A.
Wilkes, Hammond, will take place
Oct. &c at the Meridian Heights
Presbyterian church.
The gifts were presented to the
bride-elect under a large wedding
bell. Tiny bells tied together with
ribbon in rainbow shades, the
bridal colors, were favors. The hos
tesses> were assisted by Mrs. w. D.
Dorsett and Mrs. Frederick Bryant.
Guests included:
NIesdames Ernest Prosch Thomas Stark
and La Vonne Lands and Misses Har-
riet Applegate. Louise Biddle. Helen Moore.
Wanda Fierek. Ethel Rassch. Margaret
Hoffman. Ida Mae Hoffman. Dorothy
Prosch. Betty Prosch. Loretta Hankins.
Irene Bamford. Esther Bennett. Louise
Kurner. Cornela Burrell and Selma
Halbing.
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SORORITY HOLDING
NATIONAL SESSION

National convention of Sigma
Beta sorority is in session today and
Sunday at the La Fontaine hotel,
Huntington, Ind.
Delegates held a brief business
meeting after registration this
morning.
The convention delegates and
guests were entertained this after
noon with a bridge party, and to-
night will have dinner dance.
Sunday morning they will be en-
tanned at a swimming party in the
hotels Egyptian pool, and tour the
city. Sunday afternoon there will
be a luncheon and surprise party.
Lambda Mu chapter of Indian
apoliS is represented by:
Mrs. H. l. shipley. Mrs. c. R. Moore,
Misses Edith Gray. Helen White. Maxine
jenkins. Betty Ray. Mary schwimmer,
wanietta Judy. Maxine Steele and Mar
garet Stoiber. Miss Gray is official
delegate.
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NezO Members
of Sorority to
Be Party Guests

lsfISys Ruth Ann Rinehart, 1851
English avenue, will be hostess for
a bridge party and tea at her home
Sunday afternoon, given by mem
bers of Gamma chapter, Sigma
Delta Sigma sorority, for the fol-
lowing new members: Misses Lii
liam ISturm, Ruth Spahr, Louise
Kidwell, Betty Taub and Gladys
Mennach.
Miss Mary Birmingham, social
chairman, will be assisted by Miss
Mabel Skinner and Miss Gladys
Bramlett
Mrs. Elmer Paul, president, viii
give the address of welcome. Miss
Sturm will respond.
Decorations will be in the sorority
colors, purple and gold. The tea
table will be centered with the
sorority flower. Mrs. Aaron Ward
roses and lighted by yellow tapers
tied with purple tulle
Members who will attend are
Misses Maureen O'Rear, Ruth Laird,
Louise Richer, Marguerite Cone
way.
Business meeting will be held at
7.30 Monday night at the home OF
Miss Richer, 1866 Tuxedo street.
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MISS POWELL IS
BRIDE AT CHURCH

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Powell, zoos
North New Jersey street, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mabel Powell, and
Orville w. Cunningham, son of
Clarence Cunningham.
The wedding took place at 1920
today at Central Christian church,
the Rev w. A. ShulIenberger Off
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Yobler were the only attendants.
The bride wore blue transpar-
ent velvet ensemble with a flesh
pink blouse and carried pink roses.
Breakfast at the home of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham left
Immediately to take up residence in
Fit. Wayne. The "at home" adj
dress is BAIT Smith street.
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Woman Department Club Art
Group to Hold First Program

and Mrs. Thomas Spencer are men,
bers of the executive committee.
Mrs Othniel Hitch, hostess chair
man, will be assisted by Mrs. w. S.
Grow, Mrs. F. E. Hale, Mrs. H. E.
Voshell, Mrs. Frank Wampler and
Mrs. F. F. Pettijohn at the tea fol-
lowing the program.
An exhibit of paintings by Ed
ward K. Williams, Brown county.
displayed in both the blue and din
ing rooms, will be continued
throughout October.
Art Association of Kokomo.
through its president, Mrs. G. c.
McFann, has planned an interesting
autumn pilgrimage for members of
the art department of the Womans
Department Club and other art
clubs in the state federation. The
pilgrimage will be held Sunday,
Oct. 2.
Cars will be met at the entrance
to Kokomo on state road 81 begin
ming at 10 a. m. by members of the
Kokomo Art Association. Guests
will be taken on tour Of the art
centers Of KOkomo and other places
of interest.
Dinner will be. served at Kokomo
Country Club at 1890 followed by
short program. Receptions for
visitors will be held at homes of
members during the afternoon.
Reservations for the dinner are
limited and must be made with Mrs.
A. G. Rasmussen, Humboldt 4541 by
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hamer announces the de-
partment will feature old coverlets
and old samplers at its Pioneer
Luncheon" in November. Speakers
will be Mrs William Teel and Wal
ter Montgomery.
L. G. Bailey, state librarian, will
talk on "Bookplates" at the De
cember meeting. In January, Com
memorative Coinage and Medals Of
the United States, will be the sub
ject of talk by Wilbur D. Peat,
director of John Heron Art insti-
tute Louis A. Warren, Fl. Wayne.
will give an illustrated lecture on
Lincoln in Art" at the February
meeting.
Guest day will be observed at the
March meeting for the art clubs of
Indiana and will be held at John
Heron Art institute. Mr.. Peat will
give a gallery talk on the Indiana
artists exhibit. A gallery tea will
follow.
Clarence T. Meyers vii talk on
Civic Art" at the regular April
meeting and the department will
conclude the club year with annual
art dinner at the Claypooh April
II. The art dinner will close two
day convention, sponsored by the
department Of the Indiana FEEDER
ated Art Clubs.
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Music Will
Open Clubs
Fall Work

First general club meeting of the
year of the Women's Department
Club viii be held Wednesday after
noon at the clubhouse, 1902 North
Meridian street.
Program Will be given at 2.30 by
Nine Marguerite Bailhe Steinhart.
pianist, for several years accompan-
ist for Metropolitan Opera Company
Of New York and Maurice Lucas.
soloist, formerly of Cincinnati Con
servatory of Music, now director of
music at Meridian Heights Presby-
terrain church. Miss Helen Harri-
son will accompany Mr. Lucas. Mrs.
Steinhart will present three groups
of selections.
Preceding the program a business
meeting will be held at 2. Mrs
Everett M. Schofeld, president, will
preside.
Luncheon will be served at the
clubhouse at 1890. Mrs. E. L.
Burnett is chairman in charge, as
sisted by Mrs w. H. WEIGH, who
is in charge of reservations.
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Art department of the Woman's
Department Club, led by a new
group of officers, will hold its first
program of the year at 2:3O Monday
at the clubhouse, 1902 North Merid-
ian street.
Robert E. Burke, professor of
fine arts at Indiana university. will
speak on art Appreciation" Mrs.
Charles A. Breeze, chairman of
music, has arranged a musical pro-
gram. Mrs. w. D. Hamer, chair
man, will preside. Other officers
are: ce-chairman, Mrs. Bert S.
Gadd; secretary, Mrs. William G.
Gardner; treasurer, Mrs. oscar L.
Watkins. Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith
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Club WIZ
open Year
With Party

Indianapolis Business and PROBES
sional Women's Club will open the
club year with Presidents night,
Thursday. at the Woman'S Depart
ment Club house. 1902 North Meri-
dian street. A dinner will precede
the regular program.
Mrs. Adah Q. Frost. serving her
second term as president, will be
principal speaker She will talk on
The Blazed Trail" Miss Frieda
Heider, soprano, will sing. Pupils
Of Mrs. Louise Purcell Powell will
give a group of dances.
Each meeting night a committee
will be seated at the presidents
table for dinner. Those on the com
mittee for this meeting are:
Miss Lucy Osborn. chairman. and Miss
Flora Z. Lyons. Miss Clara NJ. c. BernS
of the First section. Mrs Camille B. Flcig
chairman. and Mrs Lillian Harrison. Miss
Abbie r. Macdonald. Second section: Miss
Alice Anderson. chairman, and Mrs. Ruth
Hilkene and Miss Louise Ford, Third sec
ton
Mrs. B. H. Parks, chairman of the
supper committee. will have charge
Of reservations.
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MISS SULLIVAN IS
GUEST AT SHOWER

Mrs. J. P. Scott and Miss Norma
Elizabeth Ryan entertained this
afternoon at the Columbia Club with
a bridge party and kitchen shower
in honor of Miss Mildred Evelyn
Sullivan, whose marriage to Ken
meth LIE Roy Mount, Washington,
D. c., will take place Oct. 10.
Appointments and decorations
were in the bridal shades, apricot
and blue. At serving time, the
tables were lighted by apricot tapers
in crystal holders, tied with blue
tulle. Guests with Miss Sullivan
were:
Mrs P. B. Sullivan, Mrs. T. H. Mount,
Mrs. John Ryan. Mrs. Samuel A. Muir.
Mrs. John L. Bulger: Misses Catherine
Matthews. Dorothy Beightol, Elsie Null.
Betty Dolman. Irene Cravens. Martha Hill.
Imogene Pierson. Betty Morris, Mary Lou
Pierce. nellie Modlin, Edna Lamkin.
Mildred Flanagan. Minnie Clark. Louise
Trees. Eleanor Marshall and Helen Eiser.
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BROWN COUNTY'S
DANCE IS TONIGHT

Reservations for the Brown
county dinner dance tonight at the
Avalon Country. Club include the
following persons:
Messrs. and Mesdames S. H. Greenburg.
william Gaunt. c. C. McCotter J. r.
Hiatt E NJ. Fuller. Harry Gompf F. V.
Hawkins. II L. Rauch. Arthur Dixon. G.
L. Clark. w. K. Gearen. W NJ. Hutchison.
NJ J. Brown. C. N. Geupel. Z. L. Fortney.
r. c. Van Horn. G. b. Stradline. Felix VIC
Whirter. G. 3. Turner. F. H. Moore. C. J.
Micks. A S. Rowe. Charles GRAY. DR.. and
Mrs. George NJ. King and W. r. Tuttle.
K W Hadley. J. J. Doherty and r. c.
Helmerich.
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Program Is Arranged for
Annual w. c.. T. u. Session

4, ion. The New Crack in the Liberty Bell
Donald Freehafer of Huntington, The
Convicts Warming" Hope Brown Of Indi-
annapolis. Shall America Go Back?;" Mary
Kiger of Daleville. THE TWO Homecom-
ings:" Olive Maud Himelick of Upland,
But One Common Ground" and Mary
Props of Andrews. THE Convicts Violin"
The convention sermon will be
preached Sunday morning at the
Methodist church by Mrs. Mary
Harris Armor of Atlanta, national
director Of evangelistic work.
Colonel Raymond Robins, New
York, will address a mass meeting
Sunday afternoon in the new An
derson high school auditorium.
Mrs. Armor will give another ad-
dress at a Sunday evening mass
meeting.
The convention will be adjourned
Monday noon.
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RiIeyPurty
Reservation
Announced

Among those who have made
reservations for the annual Riley
Hospital Cheer Guild card party
to be given Tuesday afternoon at
the Murat temple, are:
Mesdames Frank J. Moore. Mary &.
Morgan. Charles B. Morrison. Seymour
Morrison. Claude F. Movers. winifred Pei
lett. o. NJ Fowler Herbert w. Kuehner.
John Mcconnell. Albert F. Meurer. Eliza
beth Ramsey. Emma S. Hohlt. Charles W.
Barger. c. H. Wilgus. Edward McLarren.
James GRADY. Robert Reed. Arthur E.
Wentworth. William Levine. Morris Sims.
E. r. James. Fred W Shideler. Edward
Stephenson. Willard Gemmnl. Wolf suss-
man. J. L. Beckner. George Brattain. Ross
Roseberry. NJ. E. Costin. Horace C. Clarke.
Charles Crispin. Sadie Feiher. A. W. Flem-
ing.
Mesdames Fred Fox Hadley Green.
Charles Hogate W. L. Holloway. A. J.
Hueber. Floe Kennon Albert Mcguire.
Blanche McNew. A. J. Porter. Peter c.
Reilly. o. N. Richardson. Fred Schlegei.
William schulmeyer. William Seward.
Charles Stephens. 5. B. Tavlog. Anna
Tomlinson. John F. Ward. Daniel T. Weir.
Charles s. Wiltsie. Frank w Ball. w. A.
Bastain. Reuben L. Ward. Mayme C. Bever-
". Florence Reagan. H. E. Ruge. Samuel
L. Shank. Carl r. Semans. NJ. z. Sipe.
Ellis Sluss. Stella J. Small. L. C. Spencer.
c. P. Stapleton. George Stockton. Jessie
Stonehouse. Lucinda Spaan. Fred Swenke
Arthur Taylor.
Mesdames Franklin Thompson. Paul D.
Tharp, Agnes NJ. Todd Norman o. Tracy,
Harold Tresler, Harold o. Warren. Harold
Wilkey. H. P. Wilwerth, George Yoke, H.
A. Van Osdol, James Tretton, W. NJ Bas-
sett, E. Culbertson. Henry Benham,
Charles Berdell Bert Bernard, C. H.
Berry, o. D. Bohlen, George D. Brewer.
H. A. Bramberg Joseph Buchanan, Lewis
Burchardt, a. c. Caldwell. James Carr.
Dawson Caster, Lewis II. Collins, Mack
Coppock Theo Cravens. L. E. Dickson,
Harvey W. Dodge. w. H. Draper. John L.
DuvalI. Samuel H. Fletcher, Bert T. Folk
erton. c. W Foltz A O. Gilkinson. Will
liam F. Hansman, William Hess, Wayne
o. Hill. Walter Hit. William H. Hadgson,
c. G. Jacquart, Walter Jarvis. Carrie M.
Johnson, ]. P. Johnson. E. L. Kingston.
Hugh McGibeny J. S. Mclaughlin, Charles
r. Miller.
Misses Jessie Hogate, Bloomington: Alice
velsey. Elizabeth Smith. Pearl Randall,
Flora Hoover Mary Heckard, Francis
Dux. Kate Kessie, Nettie Eyman Mary
Eyman. Vera Schulmeyer and Zelda NJ.
Russell.
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OCT. 4. 1890
Miss Gui0
VIII Wed
IOzOu Man

Miss Cienevieve Edna Guio,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Guio, 100 East drive. Woodruff
Place. and william Alden Hockett,
son OF V. S. Hockett, Corning, Ia,
will be married this afternoon at
$3.50 at the home Of the brides
parents.
The Rev. H. H. Fout will read
the service before fle fireplace,
banked with palms. ferns and au-
tumn flowers, and lighted by ca
thedral candles in two seven-branch
condelabrae.
The musical program will be given
by Miss Victoria Montani, harpist,
and Miss Virginia Leyenberger, eel
list
Miss Elizabeth Lindsay will be
maid Of honor. She viii wear ecru
point d'esprit over honeydew satin,
made princess style with off the
shoulder neckline and fared skirt,
and belted at the high waistline
with a narrow blue belt. She will
wear blue transparent velvet hat,
blue slippers and blue lace mitts and
will carry an arm bouquet Of Hoover
roses.
To Wear Similar Gown
Miss Wanda Carpenter, brides
maid, will wear a gown similar TO
Miss Lindsay's Of point desprlt over
blue satin with rose accessories. She
,,,fi1 M ,.,.,, p7ay1aia,. rOcpc
Miss Lindsay's and Miss Carpen-
ter's crystal necklaces, mitts and
lace handkerchiefs will be gifts OF
the bride.
Howard Stanley Milwaukee, VIII
be best man and Vernon Thomas,
Chicago, will be usher.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, will wear gown OF
cream of Alencon lace over peach
satin, princess style, with elbow
sleeves and skirt flared at the side.
1t will be belted at the high waist
line by a narrow belt with a rhine
stone buckle. She will wear long
cream-colored kid gloves and carry
a shower bouquet of orchids, brides
roses and lilies of the valley.
Reception to Follow
A reception will follow the cere-
mony. The brides table vii be CEN
tered with a wedding cake circled
bv a garland of Premier roses and
greenery and lighted by ivory tapers
in silver holders.
Mrs. Guio will receive in royal
blue transparent velvet with blue
accessories, and will wear a corsage
of tea roses.
The couple will motor south on a
honeymoon, the bride travelling in
a wine colored ensemble with black
accessories. They will be at home
after Nov. l, in Newark N. j.
Miss Guio attended Purdue uni
versity and Mr.. Hockett was gradu-
ated from Iowa university.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
are:
Mrs. Myrtle Abbott. Miss Eleanor Luther.
and Victor Guio, Chicago Mrs.. Mary Guio
and D. w. Abbott. Polo. H.. and Mr.
Hockett the br.degrooms father. Corn
ing. Ia
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President WIZ
Entertain for
Sorority Club

Presidents day will be observed
by members of the Patroness Club of
Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary
musical sorority, at 2:3O Wednesday,
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Harvey B. Martin, 1881 Park avenue.
The hostess will be assisted by
NIesdames Edward w. Harris, Dan
F'ickinger, Norman L. Schneider,
Ezra Everett Voyles, Clinton Lasher
and William Herbert Gibbs.
Mrs. Selma Searcy, president of
the active chapter. will talk on the
NTu Phi Epsilon national convention
this summer at Mackinac Island.
Mrs. Clyde Titus will show lantern
slides from pictures taken during
the convention. Mrs. Anita Scott,
soprano, will give a group of songs,
accompanied by Mrs, Anita Wandell.
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ANDERSON, Ind, Oct 4.-Pro-
gram for the annual convention Of
the Indiana Woman's Christian
Temperance Union to be held here
Oct. 10, II, u, -, has been an
nounced by Mrs. Elizabeth T. STAN
ley of Liberty, Ind, state president,
and Miss Clara M. Sears of Indi-
annapolis, state treasurer and chair
man of the convention.
The convention will be called to
order by Mrs. Stanley at 9 a. M,
Oct. 10.
Following the roll call of delegates
by Mrs. Mary c. Donnell of Green's
burg, state recording secretary, re-
ports of the executive committee
and announcement of convention
committees will be given.
Mrs. Stanley will give the keynote
address of the convention at the
afternoon session, following the re-
port of the credentials committee
and the election of state trustees.
A memorial service will be held.
Greetings to Be Given
At the Friday night session,
Mayor j. H. MeIett, the Rev. Rod
ney L. McQuary and Mrs. Ella Will
son. president of the Madison Coun-
tv w. G. T. u, will give short adj
dresses of greeting. Mrs. o. M. Pit
finger of indianapolis will respond.
Miss Sears will present the conven-
ton committees.
At the Saturday morning session,
brief talks will be made by Mrs.
Bessie Julius of Richmond, secre-
tary of the Loyal Temperance Le-
gion: Mrs. Catherine Hiatt Of Ko-
konno. secretary of the young peo-
pies branch; Mrs. Oscar M. Pittin-
ger of indianapolis, state director
| of scientific temperance instruction,
and Mrs. Luella McWhirter of In
dianapolis. editor of the Message
and chairman of publicity.
Election to Take Place
Election of officers will take place
Saturday. Present officers are;
Mrs. Stanley. president; Mrs. Ida M
Mix of Kokomo. vice-president; Miss Mary
E. Woodland of Fountain City correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Mary c. DonneH OF
! Greensburg. recording secretary, and MISS
Clara M. Sears of indianapolis. treasurer
Three trustee. whose terms expire this
year are: Mrs. Stanley. Miss woodland and
| Mrs Donneu. IT,
Haute will conduct an open forum
Saturday afternoon.
At the Saturday night session,
Professor H. c. Hartselle of Ander-
son College will give a piano recital
Miss Nellie Walters, Carey Higgins
and Sheldon Helms of Anderson
will sing. The Diamond Medal ora
ton contest will be in charge OF
Mrs. Julia Overman of Marion.
Contestants and their subjects are:
Virginia Brown of Plymouth. The Con-
auering Church.; Leota E. Cole of Mar
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WEDDING DATE SET
BY FUTURE BRIDE

Miss Marie Eisenlohr, daughter OF
Mrs. william T. Eisenlohr, BIT
North Meridian street, has chosen
Saturday. Nov. 8. as the date OF her
wedding to William Wemmer. The
wedding viii take place at high
noon at the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain church, and will be followed
by a reception at the Woodstock
Club.
Mrs Irving NJ. Fauvre will be
Miss Eisenlohr's matron Of honor
and Miss Mable Gasaway will be
maid Of honor. Norman Keevers
will be best man and Otto w.
Eisenlohr, jeremiah Cadick and
Ralph Strauss, New York, will be
ushers.
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Bene fit at Sererill

Gamma Delta chapter, Kappa
Delta Phi sorority. will entertain
with benefit card party Thursday
at the SEVERN roof garden. Miss
Louise AItum, chairman of arrange
mentS, viii be assisted by Miss
Mabel Supple and Miss Mabel Jack
son. The chapter will hold a
business meeting at the SEVERN on
Monday night.
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LllQnrs Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin L. Lugar,
5618 Washington boulevard, enter
tanned Friday night with a bridge
party in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard K. Evans, Sidney, O.. who
were married recently in Indian
apolis. Mrs. Evans was Miss Ana
bel Thomas Of Sidney. Other guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. John Breu-
mig, Miss Frances Woolery and Gil
bert Moore.