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LA GUARDlA ASKS PROBE
OF u. S. JUDGES CONDUCT

II. B. Anderson, Federal Jurist,
in Western Tennessee, Is Under
Fire of New Yorker.
BY the Associated Press.
A resolution asking investigation by
a House committee of five Into the
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District Of ColuSs1biG.

District Of Columbia
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AVENUE GRAND-645 Pa ave. &C.
! CENTRALr-9th st.
AVALON--COnn. ave. and Mckinley.
COLONY--Georgia ave. and FaFragut
HOME-123O G st. ne.
JESSE-31OO 18th st. ne.
TIVOLE-14th and Park I'd. nv.
YORK-Georgia ave. and QuebeC nv.
| STANTON-515 C st. ne.
| SAVOY-3O3O 14th st. NV.
TAKOMA--4th and Butternut stS nv.
Maryland and Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures, Nd.
OPERA HOUSE-Leesburg. Va.
REPUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Md.
MARADA-St. Michaels. Md.
STATE-Bethesda, Md.
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STATE-Westminster. Md.
Observation-Disclosures Md.
PALACE-FrOstburg. Md.
COLONIAL--W Winchester Va.
STRAND-Staunton, Va.
MASONlC-Clift0n Forge. Va
acknowledgements. Md
GLOBE-Berlin, Md.
NEW-EexingtOn Va.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Va.
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oficial conduct of Federal Judge Harry
B. Anderson of the Western Tennessee
district was introduced yesterday by
of New York.
The resolution, La Guardia said, was
based on information turned over to
the House judiciary committee bv At
torney General Mitchell.
The New Yorker previously had in
troduced another resolution by La
Guardia asking for reports held by the
Justice Department on the iurist's ac-
tivities,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-22
In the Realm of Clubs

Inter Ala Club. Mrs. Fred Fit
chey and Mrs. Neil Hinton will give
the program.
Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club
will meet with Mrs. B. D. Yarian,
4705 Broadway. The program will
be given by Mrs. j. w. Potter and
Mrs. R. L. Mason.
Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
meet at the Claypool hotel at 2.
WEDNESDAY
The zetathea Club will meet with
Mrs. Lucinda Spaan, 1923 Ashland
avenue. Mrs. A. j. Hueber and
Mrs. D. A. Grove will present the
program.
Mrs. George J. KampauS, 1858
North Healing avenue, will enter
tain the Ephamar Club. The pro-
gram will be given by Mesdames
Annie VI. Brookouse, Matt Harris,
and Clayton Harris.
FRIDAY
Mrs. William J. Betz. az North
Hawthorne lane, will be hostess to
the Irvington Catholic Woman's
Study Club. On the program are
Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy and Mrs.
Leo Masse.
The Indiana Women's Republican
Club will hold it's regular meeting
at at the Columbia Club. Officers
will be elected.
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Revue Will Be Presented by
Department Club Section

Mrs. H. L. Foreman as teacher
The pupils will be:
Mesdames w C. Bartholomew. E. A.
Shirley, John Craig. Horace Cassidy. c.
H. Augstein. o. P. McCleland. NJ. B.
Hedges. NJ. F. Conner. Carl Spencer and
Robert Pyle.
A garden scene represents the
third period and is concerned with
the story of a lovers quarrel and
ending with the marriage. Mrs.
Noble Hiatt and Mrs. ]. w. Stock
ton are the principals. The act
ends with the ensemble.
The drama department will have
program at their meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn is chairman.
Frances Beik's pupils will present
a playlet, Maker of Dreams" with
Misses Ruth Wagner, Mary Rosiland
Parr and Alma Meyer in the cast.
"The Bear" another playlet, will
include members of the department
and is directed by Mrs. w. l..
Bailey.
The Monday Guild will meet at
the Woman's Department Club
house at 2 Monday. The program
will be given by the drama depart
ment, directed by Mrs. Fred S. Pet
tijohn, who will be assisted by Miss
Martha Pettijolln Mrs. F. T. Lamb
kin. chairman, will preside.
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Z TRiANON TO HOLD
NATIONAL MEETING

Trianon, national democratic
sorority, will hold its second annual
convention at Miami university,
Oxford, o., Nov. 1928.
The sorority was founded in 1929
by mother units of similar organ
izations at the University of Gin
cinnati, Butler university and Miami
university. It fosters democratic
campus ideals and provides social
contacts for women students not
affiliated with Greek letter organ
izations. National officers of Tria-
non who will attend the convention
are:
Misses Dorothy Huetter. Butler alumnae
unit. president; Thecla Kolks. Cincinnati.
first vice-president; Virginia Flaherty,
Cincinnati. second vice-president; Doro-
thy Fee, Brownsburg. Butler. third vice
president: Helen Snyder. Cincinnati, re-
ccrding secretary. Mae Deal, Butler. cor
responding secretary; Grace Deems, Miami,
treasurer.
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Mrs B Adridge 58 West Tweny-eighth street
their daughter Miss Mary Virginia Adrdge
Hooger of Mr. and Mrs John Hozberger
wedding will take place Thanksgiving
Gates will attendants
Uch DR. Harry married last Sstur
bride the daughter of
Ur 3519 Winthrop They will be at home after Jan
a 4454 Central
marriage Saturday Virgins
Taggar daughter A L. Tagga Ais
will be at home Col
Kendall
marriage parents Fisher
ninth honeymoonng the south
o.
Samuel Creighton Indianapolis
will make their home in Cleveland.
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WedS Today
in Ceremony
at CLeUeLand

Miss Mary Roberta Taft, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Robert Eugene
Taft. Shaker Heights, Cleveland, will
become the bride of Samuel Taylor
Creighton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel H. Creighton, so South
Downey avenue, Indianapolis, at
4:30 today. The ceremony will take
place at st. Paul's Episcopal church,
Cleveland.
The Rev. Walter r. Breed will
cf11ciate.
Miss Virginia Mccoy, st. Louis
will be maid of honor, and brides
maids will be Miss Florence Shroed-
er, Miss Georgia Gary, Miss Betty
Foote and Miss Shirley Harrison OF
Cleveland.
Ushers will be Alison Denison, De-
troit; Cecil Hoagland, Bridgeport,
Conn; John Brown. Cleveland, and
Scott clifford. indianapolis.
Rober5 D. Taft, brother Of the
BRIDE, will be best man.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father.
A small reception will be held at
Wade Park manor after the cere-
mony.
The couple will leave after the
reception for a motor trip to Pine
hurst, N. c., and will oe at home
upon their return in Cleveland.
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Program to Be
Presented by
HOOSie4 Salon

Another program by the Hoosier
Program bureau of the Hoosier
Salon Association will be held at
1890 Tuesday in the palm room at
the Claypool.
Mrs. Felix McWhirter is chairman
of the reception committee, and Mrs.
John Downing Johnson of the door
committee. Mrs. Edwin I. Poston
will be timekeeper, and Mrs. Curtis
Hodges will be in charge of the
publicity table. The following art
lists will appear:
Mrs. Pearl King Hinshaw. Windfall.
travelogue; Virginia Reeves. Bloomington.
pianist: Neva Rankin Barnard, Oakland
City. soprano: Sallie Banks Bickell. Gre
alive music for children. illustrated with
songs: Aida Mccoy Honig. Evansville. plan
list: Julia McNett Rode. soprano. Josephine
Decker Carter. contralto. South Bend;
Three Arts Trio. La Porte. violin, piano
and contralto; Mrs. Frederick Krull'
Genius of Jouy''; Barbara S. Wilson,
reader: Frances johnson. soprano; Arthur
j. Beriault. "Alice-Sit- by-the-Fire" and
Professor j. ]. Haramy, lecturer. all OF
Indianapolis.
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Pledges VIII
ReceiUe Open
House Guests

Butler university chapter of zeta
Tau Alpha will hold open house
Sunday at the chapter house, 329
Hampton drive.
Pledges of the sorority will receive
with Mrs. Elva Pickerell, house
mother; Miss Evelyn Henschen,
president, and Miss Katherine Nit
terhouse, president of pledges.
Pledges include Misses Marie
Shaner, Mary Lou Metsker, Eliza
beth Forsythe, Martha Heller, Mari
anna Williams, Catherine Merrick
and Marie George.
The house and the tea table will
be decorated with yellow roses,
hrysanthemums and silver and
blue candles. Alunlnae Of the sor-
ority will preside.
A musical program will be given
by Miss Mildred Lawler, cellist, Miss
Esther Lawler, pianist. Miss Susan
Erlewine, violinist, and Miss Gerald
inc Kuntz, soprano.
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MONDAY

MOINOA
Weekly meeting of the Til Art
Club will be held at 7:45 IN Room
c of the Y. w. G. A.
The indianapolis Literary Club
will meet in the clubrooms at the
D. A. R. chapter house. Amos w.
Butler will speak on Your Mind
and You"
ct Cetera Club will meet at the
Maple Lawn tearoom, 3440 North
Meridian street, for a 1890 lunch
con. Mrs. James E. Fischer and
Mrs. G. w. Gordon will be hostessea.
Monday club will meet at the D.
A. R. chapter house at 2:30. Mrs.
G. w. Seaton and Mrs. E. v. Clark
are in charge of the program.
Mrs. Frank McCaslin, accompanied
by Mrs. M. D. Didway, will sins.
Present Day club will meet at 2
at the Children's Museum, 1150
North Meridian street. Mrs. E. M.
Bundy and Mrs. w. G. Earring are
hostesses, Mrs. S. P. Matthews will
speak on Mental Health" Each
member may bring a guest.
The Vincent G. l. S. G. CLUB will
meet in the assembly room at the
Fletcher American National bank.
Two papers, "The Class State" by
Mrs. J. L. Cahow and Karl Marx, .
by Mrs. David Munro, will be given.
TUESDAY
The Independent Social Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Walter
Masters, 1920 North Pennsylvania
street. The Thanksgiving offering
will be taken.
Mrs. j. w. Stark, $3.50 North Del
aware street, will be hostess to the
Proctor Club, and will present the
program.
The Alpha Delta Latreian Club
will have a guest day bridge party
at the Athletic club.
Irvington Tuesday Club meets
with Mrs. NJ. S. Bash, 5255 Pleasant
Run parkway. The program will
be given by Mrs. William Forsythe,
Mrs. Clarence Hughel, Misses Cath
crime Ross and Betty Schissel.
There will be no meeting of the
Hoosier Tourist Club.
The Amicitia Club will give a
Thanksgiving luncheon with Mrs.
John w. Larson, SILT East Wash
ington street, as hostess, assisted
by Mrs. William Burroughs.
Mrs. Robert SEfarns. 231 Blue
Ridge road, viii be hostess to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-22
Junior g. d. A.
VIII GiUe Play
at High School

Three of the principal roles in
the second annual play of the
Junior Catholic Daughters of
America, to be presented in Cathe-
dral high school auditorium, Dec. z,
will be taken by Rosemary Ryce,
Margaret Menefee and Edna Flick.
The play, Miss Caruther's Re-
turn" is under the direction of the
Rev. August Fussenegger, chaplain
Of the local court.
A chrous of thirty-five girls, di-
rected by Miss Alice Jane Hessler.
will be seen in a group of dance
numbers. The principal role is be-
ing taken by Dorothy Sanders.
Others having speaking parts are:
Mary Elizabeth Hindsl. Margaret Pat
rick. Marguerite Markey. Frances Gross.
Mary Margaret Flaherty. Mary Margaret
Robbins. Mary Alice Kenney. Virginia
Maier. Betty Stout and Catherine Griffin.
One of the features Of the enter
tainment will be the orchestra COM
posed of members of the junior
group, assisted bv members of the
st. Francis de Sales orchestra.
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Butler Group
BanqnetS FiUe
Ne7U Members
WoORENNSLL

Butler university chapter, Delta
Zeta sorority, held initiation serv-
ices Friday at the chapter house, .248
West Forty-third street, for Misses
Esther May Langdon and Dorothy
Wright, Indianapolis Zoe McFad-
den, Lawrence, and Willodean Nease,
WhiteStown.
A formal initiation banquet hon
oring the new members was held at
6 at the Lumley tearoom. Corsages
of Killarney rosebuds, the sorority
flower, marked the places of the
honor guests, and the tables were
lighted with tapers in the sorority
colors, rose and green. Toasts were
given by Miss Mary Elizabeth
Thumma, chapter president; Mrs.
Noble Hiatt. chapter sponsor. and
Miss McFadden, representing the
initiates.
Miss Wright was presented with a
bracelet bearing the sorority crest
in recognition of. scholarship, by
Miss Harriet Jones. Miss Josephine
Ready was in charge of arrange
mentS.
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ST. JOHNS CLUB
WILL GIVE DANCE

Connie and his Eleventh Hour
Dreamers orchestra will play to-
night for the dance given by the
st. Johns Young Peoples Club at
the knights of Columbus hall. Miss
Theresa NIcNIahan is chairman Of
arrangements, assisted by:
Misses Mary Agnes Griffin. Hanna
Moriarity. Leatha Emmons. Mary Hahn,
Theresa Grey. Catherine Conner. Mary
Thelma Finley.
Messrs. Harry Rail. John Kelly. Joseph
Mack. Robert Monahan. Thomas O'Con-
nor, Leo OConnor. John O'Brien and
Matthew Laffey.
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GIFTS FOR BRIDE
ELECT AT SHOWER

Miss Louise Knarzer, whose mar
riage to William P. Richards will
take place Thanksgiving day. will
be honored with a bridge party
and gift shower tonight at the home
of Misses Katherine and Julia
Griffin, 41l0 Ruckle street.
The bridal colors, blue and pink.
will be used in the decorations and
appointments. Guests with the
bride-elect and her mother, Mrs. C.
T. Knarzer. will be:
Mesdsmes John Price. Howard McDavett.
Walter peering. c. G. Knsrzer. E L. Ault.
Ed Campbell. Indianapolis: Matthew Sam
uelwitch. Anderson: Misses Helen Knarzer,
Alice Weiss. Helen German. Ruth German.
Mabel German; Frances LYONS. Eleanor
Sexton, Alice Sexton. Mary Shea. Nellie
Griffin, Cora Griffin Of this CITY and
Martha Griffin. Salem.
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Seventh District Federation
Meeting Is Held in City

of the constitution to conform with
the state constitution. The discus
sion will be continued at the De-
cember meeting, to be held Dec. 10.
According to an announcement by
Mrs. E. c. Runpler, the state
executive board has ruled, under the
new plan, that both district and
county dues should be paid to the
Seventh district federation. The
following committee chairmen have
been appointed by Mrs. Frederick @.
BALI. district chairman:
Mrs Clayton Ridge. division Of public
instruction; Mrs. Philip A. Kaller. CO.
operation with the blind: Mrs. George NJ.
Cornelius. press and publicity; Mrs. W
c. Smith. Fauntleroy Home. and Mesdames
Rumpler. Edward Franklin White and r.
o. McAlexander. revision of bylaws.
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TO HOLD
INITIATION TONIGHT

Pi Sigma Tau sorority will hold
formal initiation tonight at the
Lumley tearoom, followed by ban
quet, in honor Of the initiates,
Misses Margaret Bridge, Shirley
Bartlett. Mary B.anham, Mary
Helen Taylor, Cecil Ramsey and
Mary Smith.
The table will be conferred with
bowl Of Aaron Ward roses and
lighted by green tapers tied with
bows of orchid tulle. Silver mono
gramIned bracelets will mark the
places of the initiates. Bridge will
follow the dinner.
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MISS TRENN EPOHL
GUEST AT SHOWER

Miss Hilda TrennepohI, whose
marriage to Clyde w. Warrenburg
will take place Nov. 70. was honored
with a miscellaneous shower Thurs
day night at the home of Mrs.
Harry Glass, 2640 Applegate street.
Mrs. Glass and her assistant
hoStesses, Mesdames Jacob LETTER.
Howard McCarty and Mamie War
renburg. are mother and sisters of
the bridegroom-elect. The bridal
colors. blue and gold. we're carried
out in the decorations and appoint
mentS Guests were:
Mesdames John Bower. Roscoe Houze.
Chris Hsrmening, Bernard Ayres. william
LoSsin. Carl Enrich. Llovd Link. Laura
wvnegss; Misses Dorothy Gerdts. Virginia
Gsbsrd. Dorothy Gabbsrd and Jessie Har-
menine.
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MISS HENDERSON
Welded IN WEST

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Mabel
Henderson, Cedar Rapids, Ia, to
Frank Gilbert Henderson, Los An
geles, Cal. Miss Henderson is a
sister of Mrs. Carl j. Fletcher, 1898
Central avenue, and has visited her
frequently.
The ceremony took place Nov. Is
at st. Mary's-b y-the-Sea church, at
Laguna Beach, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson viii be at home after
Jan. ] in Los Angeles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-22
CLUB TO
HEAR BOOK REVIEW

Sigma Chi Mothers Club will
meet at lis Tuesday at the chap
ter house, TIA Berkley road. Mrs.
Catherine Turney Garten will pre-
sent the third Of a series Of book
reviews.
Her program will include THE
Patrician," by John GalsTorthy;
Henry of Navarro" by Henry D.
Sedgewick, and The Deepening
Stream" by Dorothy Garfield.
Hostesses will be Mrs. W. A.
Shullenberger and Mrs. J. H. Lowry.
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An appeal for books for the In
diana Reformatory at Pendleton
was made by E. j. Ellingwood,
superintendent, through Mrs. Fred
erick G. BALI, chairman OF the
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
at the meeting Friday at the
SEVERN
The books are to be taken to II
West Maryland street, to be for
warded to the school. One thousand
books of fiction are needed.
Mrs. BALI also asked that me-
mortal gifts this year take the form
of books for the public library,
which organization has offered club
women the use of its auditorium.
The business meeting was con-
cerned with discussion Of revision
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The federation meeting of the In
ternational Travel Study Club, Inc,
will meet at 1870 Tuesday at the
Elks Club $50 North Meridian street.
Mrs. Grace Lynn Sandy will pre-
side.
Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will have
for her lecture subject this week
municipalities for Children of Or
ange Free State"
Venetian chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Mess, $40
North Chester street, at l Monday.
Mrs. j. Edwin Rogers and Mrs. w.
S. Smith will assist the hostess. Mrs.
Mess and Mrs. Andrew Underwood
will speak.
Arabian chapter will meet Tues
day at u at the Spink-Arns grill.
Mrs. Laura Craig Poland has
planned a musical program, by John
Fowler, her pupil.
Colonial-Boston chapter will en-
terrain its twin chapter. Mount
Vernon chapter, Wednesday noon at
the Lumley tearoom. Hostesses are
Mrs. F. M. Weston, Mrs. L. B.
Bracket. Mrs. Vollie Rifner, Mrs.
w. A. Ferguson, Mrs. F. G. Book
and Mrs. G. A. Walen.
Alexandrian chapter will meet at
$50 Tuesday instead of Thursday,
at the home of Mrs. Perry Davis,
11o1 West Thirty-tflird street.
Castle Craig chapter will meet
at 7:30 Friday with Mrs. Robert
Caplinger. 760 North De Quincy
street. Mrs. Ralph Smith will as
sist the hostess. Mrs. Smith will
review a biography of Mahatma
Gandhi.
Hawaiian charter will meet at u
Friday for luncheon, with Mrs. Will
liam B. Conner, SGT North Belmont
avenue. Mrs. George Pierce will
assist the hostess.
A guest day luncheon will be held
at the Lumley tearoom at l Sat-
urday, for members and guests of
the Hymalaya chapter.
Washington chapter will enter
tain with musical and tea from
3 until 6 Sunday ct the Columbia
Club for its neY members.
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Party HOnOring
Miss GrOSSM10N
VIII Be GUen

Omicron chapter of Chi Sigma
sorority will entertain Sunday after
noon at the Columbia Club in honor
of Miss Charlotte Grossman, whose
marriage to Paul Perrin will take
place Thanksgiving day.
Miss Katherine Reidy is chairman
of the committee in charge, assisted
by Misses Madeline Russell Mildred
Saffell and Helen Anger. Guests
will include:
Mesdames John Long and Jack Callahan;
Misses Mildred Dietz. Mary Frances Egan.
Ruth Egan. Mary Louise Finnegan. Mary
Agnes Griffin. Winifred Kavanaugh. Lu-
ellie Lindsey. Loretta Maloney, Helen Kie-
Der, Helen Martin. Dorothy McManamon,
Katherine Mulrey. Louise Murphy. May
Sullivan. Lillian Doyles and Marjorie
Weller.
Miss Grossman is founder Of Pi
Omicron chapter.
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CLUB
SECTION TO MEET

The Women'S Municipal Gardens
Department Club will have its an
nual Thanksgiving luncheon Mon
day at the Gardens. Mrs. Howard
Shelby IS in charge of the program,
and Mrs. Elmer Kiefer will preside.
Luther Dickerson, city librarian,
will spesk.
The mothers chorus from School
IS viii sing and pupils from the
Houser Studie will entertain with
dance numbers. Mrs. Allen
Mathews Is in charge of decorations
and Mrs. John H. Phillips is res
ervations chairman.
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American Home Revue in Songs
Old and New" originated and ar
ranged by Mrs. M. D. Didway, will
be presented at the meeting of the
American Home department of the
Woman's Department Club, Nov. %.
The revue includes three periods
and tells three stories.
The first is a scene in grandpar-
ents' home for Thanksgiving day
fifty years ago. The following
women take the roles of family
members gathering for songs and
worship:
Mesdames E. E. Files, Frank McCaslin.
o. T. Behymer. L. E. Schultz G. A. Breeze,
George Lowe and T. W. Engle.
The next period shows a rural
school thirty-fve years ago, with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-22
International Study Club

Lincolnian chapter recently elect
ed Mrs. Vincent B. Binager as
president, to take the place of Mrs.
Sale H. Morrow, recently married
to John H. Ross, Valparaiso, Ind.
At the November meeting of the
Argentinian chapter, held with Miss
Ruby Hardin, two new members
were initiated: Mrs. L. J. McNil-
lin and Mrs. Warren Stroup. Mrs.
Charles Gibson will have charge of
arrangements for the Christmas
party.
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DINNER PARTY FOR
SORORITY TONIGHT

Theta Beta Chi sorority will ho-d
a dinner party tonight at the Lum-
ley tearoom in honor of Miss Doro-
thy SchaffeI. winner OF a popular
ity contest in the sorority
The table will be centered with
basket Of yellow chrysanthenums.
tied with yellow ribbon, with yellow
streamerS from the basket to yell
low tapers at each end Of the ia
bic. Chiffon handkerchiefs. made
to resemble flowers. will be given as
favor.
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COUNTRY CLUB TO
HOLD TWO EVENTS

Members of the Meridian Hills
Country Club will hold two social
functions next week. A paper chase
will be held Thanksgiving morning
and a formal dinner bridge at Z
Saturday. Nov. %. Mr.. and as.
Ralph Colby head the committee in
charge, assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
John ~ Hutchings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. bur Krick.
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Dance SPONSORED

The Young Peoples Club of st.
AIMS Catholic church will sponsor
a dance tonight in the church hall,
Mars Hill. Two dances will be given
each month by the organization on
the first and third Saturday nights,
beginning in December. Eusic viii
be furnished by The CabtivatorS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-22
Guild VII Convene

st. Margaret's Hospital Guild will
hold an all-day meeting Tuesday at
the Buckingham social room, 3lO9
North Meridian street. Members
will bring a Thanksgiving offering
of food or clothing. Mrs. Preston
Rubbish will be hostess.
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Enanaemel1t Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ. Hamilton Of
Beech Grove announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Mil
bred Hamilton, to Leo like. The
wedding will take place at z
wednesday night. at the Beech
Grove Christian church The Rev
Y. P. Brock viii officiate.