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Two base hts. Haas, ALEXANDER,
Dykes. Grove. Simmons. Three b.se
hits: Simmons. Home run. McManus.
Stolen bases: Jihnson. Walker,
Sacrifices. Miller. FoxX. Double plays,
Bishop 10 Williams 10 Foxx: Brewer
Il McManus 70 Alexander; Grove 70
Rishor % Foxx. Left on bases. Det-
rcit 3; Philadelphia IL. Base on balls
off Herring S: Sullivan !; Grove ).
Struck out by Herring 4: Grove 8
Hits off Herring 8 in 8. Sullivan 2
III 1-3: Hoyt 2 IN 1-3. Losing pitcher:
Herring.
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" DaSb nlLS-bIup-P, huneI
Thre base hits-West. Stolen bases
-Bluege. Sacrifices-E. Rice. Left
on bases-Washington g.: Chicago
3. Base on balls-off Marberry 8:
Fischer /. Struck out-by Moore
3, Marberry 1. Faber 1. Hits-off
Moore 6 in 5 innings: off Mar
berry 3 in s innings Cnone out in
7th): off Faber 0 in 2 innings: off
Fischer 3 in 3 innings; off Fra
sier 7 in 2 innings. Winning
p~itcher-Marberry; losing pitcher
Moore.
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Tulane. the only champions 20 re-
peat In s. years OF collegiate golf
history.
Robert II. Repler OF Ohio State.
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FRIDAYS A
(BY INC Associated Pressl

Irving Burns. Browns-singled In
seventh to drive home run that
beat Red Sox. 80.
Pat Caraway. White Sox-held
Senators to five hits and beat them.
4-3.
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was Dunlap's victim, but he bat
tied uphill all the dag before the
P~rincetonian carved out the victory.
2 up and ] 10 play.
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sBv The Associates, Press
uncludinc games Of June 90
NATIONAL IFAETF

Nn
Batting: Davis. Phillies. 1858, Hen
trick, Reds. 1854.
Runs: Klein. Phillies. 50; English.
Cubs. 10.
Runs batted In: Klein. Phillies. 50.
|Hornsby, Cubs. so.
Hits: Klein. Phillies. SO; Terry,
Giants, B6.
Doubles: Bartell. Phillies. IS; DAY.
Il. Phillies, -.
Triples: Warrington. Braves.
Watkins. Cardinals. Terry. Giants
Home runs: Klein. Phillies. 10:
IdornSby, Cubs. IL
Stolen bases: Generously. Pirates,
h: Cuyler. Cubs. s.
pitching. Bush. Cubs. won 5, lost
: Derringer, Cardinals, won Z. lost
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting: Ruth. Yankees, .399
! Morgan, Indians. .382.
Runs: Myer, Senators; Gehrig'
Yankees: Bishop. Athletics, 81.
Runs batted in: Gehrig. Yankees
(S6. Cronin, Senators. 65.
Hits. Combs, Yankees: Simmons,
|Athietics: Cronin, Senators. SO.
Doubles: Webb. Red Sox, %: Mall
|ssh. Senators. 26.
Triples: Cronin. Senators, 3: Man
I,sh- Senators; johnson. Tigers, z.
Home runs: Gehrig, Yankees, IL:
Ruth. Yankees. l6.
Stolen bases: Chapman, Yankees,
8. johnson, Tigers, IL.
pitching: Fischer. Senator'S, won
lost i: Burke. Senators. won Z,
lost 4.
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LEAGUE
A

Globe 4: Tucson 5.
Fl Paso o: Bisbee-D Douglas :.
Phoenix z; Nogales II.
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Totals $500. 81 2 8 q Y .
z-Batted for Moore in 5th.
zz-Batted for Tate IN It'll.
zzz-Batted for Frasier in 9th.
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Totals IS 5 IL "a Z

x-Batted for Perkins in 9th.
xx-Batted for Weinert in 9th.
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Opinion of TRANSPORTATION
Expert Upheld by Four
Years Constant Use. ,

When Dallas largest operators Of taxis
and rent cars state that General Dual
Balloons were chosen for their great
fleet of cars by scientific Judgment
and that after four years Of merciless
use the General fills the bill, you know
it is the best tire value to be had.
100000 casualties last year due to tire
failures. Nichols Brothers have not
had an accident caused by tire failure.
SO NICHOLS BROTHERS CARS RUN
"a HOURS A DAY ON GENERAL
DUAL Balloons all kinds of
weather-or all kinds of roads-each
a averaging about 5000 miles a
month or $4,000 miles a ~year-multi-
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runs before being removed in thu
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Wickline. Pipkin and Cox: san Be-
nito-Ruhman and Hoffman.
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Cowgill-J ameson Bridal Rites
to Be Held at Terre Haute

Miss Josephine Frances Cowgirl
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Macy
Cowgirl, Terre Haute, and Newton
Booth Harrington Jameson, son OF
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, 1895
North Pennsylvania street, will be
married at $50 this afternoon at
First Congregational church in
Terre Haute, with the Rev. Gwylym
Isaacs officiating.
The altar will be decorated with
regal lilies and banked with palms
and cibotium fern. Cathedral can
dies will light the chancel. Pews
will be decorated with clusters of
lilies.
Pasquale Montani will play pro-
gram of harp music before the cere-
mony and during the ceremony,
and Mrs Paul Wilkinson, organist,
will play ave Maria"
Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Jackson
vile, Fla, viii be matron of honor,
and Mrs. Anton Huffman Jr., Mrs.
James Royse Jr. and Mrs. William
Root will be bridesmaids.
Mrs. Johnson's gown will be of
pink chiffon. She will wear a large
pink picture hat, pink slippers and
short white gloves and will carry
Rapture roses and baby's breath.
To Wear Flesh Chiffon
Briden1aids all will wear flesh
chiffon gowns, with pink picture
hats and slippers, short white
gloves, and will carry arm bouquets
OF Rapture roses and baby's breath.
Volney Malott White will be best
man, and Robert I. Brakeman,
William Fiske Landers, Samuel
tunnels Harrell, all of Indian
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Pauline Jacobs to Become
Bride of Melvin Searcy

Miss Pauline Elsamarie Jacobs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jacobs, Alb Sanders street, will be-
come the bride Of E. Melvin Searcy,
son of Mi. and Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Searcy, at $3.50 tonight at Second
Evangelical church. The Rev. r. G.
Wacknitz will read the double-ring
ceremony. Miss Esther Herman,
organist, will play.
Palms, ferns and baskets of cut
flowers will adorn the chancel and
altar, thanked with seven branch
candelabra with lighted cathedral
candles, Family pews will be
marked with white tulle and a pew
reserved for members of the brides
sorority, Sigma Delta Zeta, will be
tied in tulle in the sorority colors,
blue and gold.
The bride will enter with her
father, who will give her in mar
riage. She will wear a princess
gown of white bridal satin, with
lace yolk, and long hared skirt. Her
tulle veil will have cap of lace,
with wreath Of orange blossoms
at the back. She will carry a
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Colorful Dance Party Will Be
Given at Woodstock Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Woods A. Caperton
will entertain at 10 tonight with a
dance at Woodstock Club for their
daughter and son, Miss Mary Evans
Caperton, and Woods A Caperton
Jr. Invitations for $50 guests have
been issued.
The ball room at the club will be
transformed into a bower of flowers,
and japanese lanterns will be strung
along the lawns. Miss Caperton will
wear white chiffon frock.
A number or dinner parties for
the younger set will precede the
dance.
Miss Marthe. Adams and her
brother, Reilly Adams, will entertain
thirty guests at dinner at the club.
Covers will be laid for:
Miss Adams, Mr.. Adams. Miss Caper-
ton. Mr.. caperton Jr.. Misses sara Tyce
Adams. Sybil Stafford, Louise Paul. Frances
Lemaux Melissa wadley and her guest.
Miss Betty Moss. Dallas. Tex: Josephine
lockwood Helen Danner. Jane Watson,
Julianne Campbell and John Gamble, Bur-
ford Danner George Whyel. James Roberts,
Thomas Forrest Of Frankfort: william H.
Stafford Jr., Dillon Huber Kurt Lieber,
Charles DuPuy, Bingham Booker. Charles
NJ. Smith. Harry L. Thompson and Mich
olss Moves.
Another dinner hostess will be
Miss CecIy Fletcher, who will en-
terrain at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews Fetch
er, l407 North Delaware street.
Her guests will include:
Misses Suzanne Bauerfnd. Fl Wavne
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Forty-ffth street.

shower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Thelma Jacobs will be her
sisters maid of honor, and only
attendant. She will wear a Colonial
frock of white dotted net over
taffeta, with wide sash of white
satin. She will wear white lace
mittS, and carry Butterfly roses and
blue delphiniun1. The flower girl,
Patricia Morrison, will wear dress
made like that Of the maid of
honor, and will carry a basket of
rose petals. Both will wear pearl
necklaces, the gifts of the bride.
Fred Jacobs, brother of the bride,
will be the best man. Ushers will
be Reynold and Raymond Dom
reese.
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents will follow the cere-
mony. Ferns and garden flowers
will be used in decorating. The
brides table will be centered with
a wedding cake, surrounded by
lighted tapers.
The bride and bridegroom will
leave after the reception for q
wedding trip through the northern
states. She will travel in a suite
Of brown linen, with white Access
series. They will be at home, after
Aug l, at 351 East Orange street.
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apoliS, and James F. Jones, Terre
Haute, will be ushers.
The bride, whose father will give
her in marriage, will wear a gown
of white satin, fitted to the knees,
where it flares into very long
train. Her long. tulle veil is fash
lond simply, with a tulle cap caught
at the back with orange blossoms.
She will wear a star sapphire ring,
the gift Of the bridegroom, a pearl
pendant, the gilt OF Mrs. Jameson,
and will carry prayerbook, with
a shower of lilies of the valley, the
gift of Mrs. William Wood Parsons.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton will be held at the Cowgirl
home in Allendale. Mrs. Cowgirl
will war blue lace, and Mrs. jane
son, white lace. Both will have
corsageS Of orchids.
To Journey to Michigan
The bridal couple will honeymoon
in northern Michigan, going by
motor. The bride will travel in
grey crepe ensemble trimmed with
platinum fox, grey top coat
trimmed with the same fur, and
brown accessories.
They will be at home, after Aug.
l, in indianapolis.
The bride is a graduate Of King
classical school, Amherst and Cor
nell university. She is a member
of the Terre Haute Junior League.
jameson, who is the author of
''Those Hitch Hikers," is a graduate
Of Princeton university. He is a
member of the University Club,
Woodstock Club, indianapolis Ath-
letic Club, Dramatic Club, Con-
temporary Club and The Players.
Among the indianapolis people
who will attend the wedding are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Jameson, Mr..
and Mrs. John Jameson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elvan Harrington, Mrs. John
Carey, Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. White,
Mrs. Landers and Mrs. Harrell.
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Film Group
Plans Fete
for July 4

Indianapolis Indorsers Of Photo
plays will aid the city in attempting
to observe a safe and sane Fourth"
by holding their sixth annual patri-
otto theater party at in the morn
ing, July 4, at the Circle. The the
ater was donated through the cour-
tesy Of the management.
All the children from orphans
homes, Riley hospital and day
nursery have been invited. Chill
dren from foreign settlements also
have been invited and every coun-
try will be represented by a flag.
Mrs. Clarence Finch is general
chairman of arrangements, assisted
by Mesdames Lillian Duryea Jones,
John Titus, David Ross, Thomas
Demmerly, Fred H. Knodel, Wolf
Sussman, John Compton, Agatha
ward and Victor Hintze.
The picture to be shown, secured
by Mrs. Demmerly, will be "Old
Ironsides.''
Scouts to Escort G. A. r.
Ushers, under charge of Mrs.
Hintze, will be Camp Fire Girls,
Girl Scouts and all children attend
ing summer Bible schools.
All patriotic organizations, espe-
cially the G. A. r, are asked to
attend in body, and every old
soldier will be accompanied by a
Boy Scout. School children also are
urged to attend.
The Rev. Francis McCabe Of st.
Mathews Episcopal church will give
the invocation, followed by commu-
nifty singing led by the Rev. Virgil
Brock. A maSsed flag drill will be
given by representatives from all
the wars, followed by singing of
the "Star -Spangled Banner" by the
Junior Patriots, an organization of
thirty small children.
Chairmen Are Named
Mrs. Jones is chairman OF
patroneSses and Mrs. Carl Day of
hosteSses, assisted by Mesdames
James Sproule, Warrenn Harrell and
Miss Helen Daily.
FavorS of flags will be under
charge of Mesdames E. l.. Burnett,
R. r. Mills, George Brattain, Harry
Mcdonald and William Fisher.
Children coming from Riley hos
pital will be under charge of Mrs.
Charles Hogate and member of
Riley Hospital Cheer Guild.
Autos to Garry Orphans
Mrs. William Freund, assisted by
Mrs. Ross, is in charge of trans
porting children from orphanages
and the Day Nursery. Members of
w. o. N. A. R. D. No. 20 will as
siSt with their cars.
Representation Of the Red Gross
will be under charge of Mrs suss-
man. Mrs. M. D. Didway will direct
the music.
A partial list of patrons in
cludes:
Mesdanes Ovid Butler jameson. A =
ozark. curtis Hodges. Edward franklin
White. Theodore Wagner. Louis Wolf
Messrs Louis Borinstein. william Fortune
wallace Q. Lee. Meredith Nicholson
Michael Foley and presidents of all patri-
otto organizations and president and mast
presidents Of the Women's Council and
seventh District Federation OF Women's
Clubs.
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Surprise Party,
ShOwer GUen
for July Bride

Miss Levaughan Hussey, whose
marriage to Kenneth Gossett will
take place July Is, was honored at
a surprise party and miscellaneous
shower given Thursday night by
Misses Bess Peacock and Hazel
Shedd, at the home Of Miss Shedd,
426 Berwick avenue.
Roses and blue delphiniuna CEN
tered the table, which was lighted
with pink tapers, tied with blue
tulle. Garden flowers were arranged
about the house. The hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. j. w. Shedd.
Guests were:
Mesdanes Homer Eussey. Margaret Cos
sett. Elsie Trotter. Jack Ard. Hugh Nc
Lean. Russell McCalment. Jess CARRIER,
Charles Bryant. Frank PediEo. Russell
Buley. Brooks Davis. Bess Hayes. Misses
Lola Peacock. Leola Wood. Lucille Snider.
Stella and Edna Gossett. Leah Elztrosh.
Valera Bryant. Eunice Bradvay. Mary
Murphy. Virginia Holman. Genevieve Hus-
ssy and Josephine PediKo.
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MAROTT MUSICALE
ARTISTS CHOSEN

Mrs. Loretta Sheridan Ritter so
prano, and Charles Clary, baritone,
will be the assisting artists at the
weekly Marott musicale Sunday
night in the ballroom at the Ma
rott hotel. Mrs. Marguerite Baihl
Steinhart will be the accompanis
Other numbers will be by the Ma
rott trio. The program follows:
Inst5uEm2e ne ntalE1".Alegro con brio from
B Major tTio' Trio. .'--'''-'' Brahms
Vocal
Long Ego in Egypt" -Leh mann
SO'4'A Mr.. c;latrv.
Vocal-"sl. Nj chiamona Mimi from
~ -e Mrs. Ritter. 80 0''''-'
(sung for. Mrs H. NJ. Whislerl
~ Consuelo Couchman. ~
ION the Day Get to Heaven. Lehman
Loves Garden of Rose" Wood
Mr.. Clary
-Three-Minute Intermission-
Spring Dropped Song Into Ny
"si mes 'vers avaient des allies. aahn
.",Gayotte" (from "Manon'o ;Massenet
"A Birthday" ................ Woodman
Vocal Duet-'Song Of Love" from
Blossom Time'o ;...,..-..:. .Rombersr
nstrumentalMselection from THE
Fortune Teller ............. Herbert
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Too Brides to
Be Entertained
at Bridge Tea

Misses Edith BarnhilI and Mary
Deveney will entertain with a
bridge tea this afternoon at the
home of Miss Barnhill, IS West
Thirty-second street, in honor Of
two recent brides, Mrs. Mildred Nc
Cormick Hudson and Mrs. Eleanor
Harris Warnock.
Green and white will form the
color note for the decorations and
appointments.
Guests will include members Of
the Alpha Delta Theta sorority and
the following from out of town:
Mrs. Gordon H. Bloom and Miss Helen
Bloom. Lafayette; Misses Margaret Littell.
BLOOMINGTON; Dorothy Marquis. Dorothy
Males. Florence Raberstors. Mary Haas,
Irene. Roderique and Evelyn McDil. La
fayette.
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tional convention in Denver July 2,
3 and 4 will be discussed.
Miss Dolores E. Friedman, prove
ince director, will be presiding Of
flcer. Eta province consists Of chap
ters from Defiance, o.; Toledo, OF
Marion, o., and the three Indian
apolis chapters.
In the afternoon a garden party
will be held at 5120 Madison road.
More than seventy-fve girls are
expected to attend. Red and white
sorority colors will be used in deco
ration.
The comnlitte on arrangements,
including two representatives from
each local chapter, is: Misses Alice
O'Donnell and Amelia Shinkle,
Alpha M; Esther Webb and Mary
Margaret Shubert, Alpha Tau, and
Hazel Feuchter and Dolores E.
Friedman, Alpha Epsilon.
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to
Be Scene
of Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Jean Peter
son, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edo
ward Alfred Peterson, and M. Stan
ley McComas Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Stanley McComas, Bel Air,
Nd, will take place at $50 tonight
in the garden Of the brides parents
nome, AGO North Pennsylvania
street.
The Rev. Jean S. Miner will Of
f1ciate. An arch of roses will form
the altar. and will be banked with.
palms, ferns and delphinum. Green
and white lights and a profusion Of
garden flowers Will be used in fur
Their decorations.
Mrs. Louise Schellschnidt Koehne.
harplst, and Miss Margaret Bnlo,
violinist. will play.
A reception in the garden will
follow the ceremony.
Gown of White Lace
The bride will be given in mar
rage by her father. Her Princess
gown will be Of white lace, and the
tulle veil Will fall from a lace cap,
caught at each side with clusters
OF orange blossoms. She viii carry
Brides roses. lilies Of the valley and
baby's breath.
Miss Ruth Peterson, the brides
sister, will be maid of honor. She
will wear pale pink chiffon, with
pink slippers, long pink gloves, and
Will carry pink roses. Harry S.
Carver Jr., Bel Air. Nd, viii be
best man.
Barbara Jean Williams and Bar
bara Jean Jones, ribbon bearers, will
wear pink and blue chiffon dresses,
empire style. Carolyn Jones, flower
girl, will wear pink chiffon, en-
pire style, and carry a basket Of
rose petals. They will wear neck
laces to match their frocks, gifts Of
the bride.
Many Will Attend
Mrs. Peterson will receive In
beige chiffon and Mrs. McComas
will wear black lace. Each will
wear gardenia cluster corsage.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
will include:
Mrs. and Mrs. McComas and sons. Alex
ander. William and Preston McComas. Mr..
and Mrs. Carver. Bel Air. Md: Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Wheeler Lake Forest. III:
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hammock. Lansing.
Mich: Mrs. Walter Wyatt. Washington. D.
c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin. Lima. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maxim. Miss Lois an4
Harry Maxim. Muncie. Ind. and Mrs. JohAa
Tainsh and daughter. iss Betty TainshS
Auburn. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. McConas Jr. will
leave Immediately for honeymoon
in Baltimore, Boston and other
eastern cities, the bride travelling in
navy blue chiffon suit, with navy
blue hat and white and blue access
sores. They will be at home, after
Aug. 1, at 1915 North Talbot street.
The bride is a graduate of Ward
Belmont and was graduated last
week from Butler university. She
is member of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma sorority. McComas is a graduate
of st. Johns college at Annapolis.
Md, and is a member of Kappa
Alpha S. fraternity.
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orchid and green, will be carried
out in the appointments. The
tables will be decorated with blue
delphinium, roses and baby's breath
Guests at the announcement party
will be:
Mesdames Carl Bond. crawfordsville: W
j. Rohrer. Harry Norton. Russell Nash
Raymond Scott. Frank Fiske. Misses Mary
Murphy. Marjorie Fzrueger. Ruth Patter
son. Marjorie Day. Ann Wright, Patricia
Wright. Helen Myres. Lucille Byrne. Ruth
Otte. all OF Indianapolis: Clara Wilson.
New Richmond: Beaulah Phillips. Corners
vile; Mary Lou Porter and Maxine Ward.
Charlottesville.
Miss Clark has selected Mrs. Ro-
hrer as her rnatron of honor. Miss
Janet Pointer, South Bend, will be
the maid of honor, and bridesmaids
will be Mrs. Arthur Anderson and
Miss Ann Wright, Indianapolis, and
Miss Phillips, ConnersVilIe.
The bride was graduated this
month from Indiana university.
Tucker is a graduate of the Univer-
Sity Of Nebraska, and is a member
OF Lambda Chi Alpha,
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Women Rotary
Club Members
to Be Guests

Mrs. Walter Mayer will entertain
members Of the Women's Rotary
Club, from 4::3o to 8 tonight
at garden party at her home, aba
North Illinois street.
Members Of the Hibben school,
directed by Miss Helen Hibben, a
member Of the club, will give a play
at twilight. Mrs. Frank Edentarter,
another member, has arranged a
musical program Of old fashioned
songs.
Members Of the entertainment
committee and officers Of the club
viii assist Mrs. Mayer as hostesses.
Mrs. James P. Goodrich, Winchester,
will be an honor guest.
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RMSheeS to Be
Entertained at
PajGnG Party

Sigma Alpha Chi sorority will en-
tertaES rushees with a pajama party
tonight at the chapter house, 1920
North New Jersey street. Miss Ann
Leppel, chairman Of the entertain
ment committee, will be assisted by
Mrs. Glenn Utterback, Misses Edna
Litson and Louise Clawson.
Members of the committee in
charge OF decorations are Misses
Ruth Baner and Thelma Shoe
maker. This is the first of a series
OF rush parties to be given by the
organization. Guests will include:
Misses Mildred Proctor. Dorothy
Hufine. Mary Ruth Jewell. Dorothy
LANCER. Mary Alice wilhelm. Catherine
Clarke. Lola Berry. Bertha Schlensker.
Clara Lepple. Elsie Theising Helen Glazing
Dorothy Myers. Anita Brand and Jeanne
Burrin.
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breakfast and swim in the pool will
be given July 9, swimming starting
at $50. There will be a treasure
hunt, relays, matched races and
games with all taking part. Break
last Will be served along the pools
edge at II. r. o. Papenguth, athle-
tic director, is in charge of arrange
ments.
For July %, buffet supper.
swimming and dancing party for
couples has been announced. Pool
will open at 8 for swimming, and
dancing on the roof garden will
follow. Buffet supper will be served
at 1870.
On Thursday nights, maids
night out" dinners, continue to be
a special club feature.
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Taf1inge1~
Is Hostess for
Visitor to City

Miss Wilma Lee Taflinger, 1914
East Twelfth street, entertained
Friday night with bridge party
in honor Of Mrs. Robert c. Wood,
Baltimore, Md, and CharleStown,
w. Va.
Appointments were in pastel
shades, and garden flowers CEN
tered the table at serving time.
Guests included:
Mesdames Russell L. Lindemau. Paul
Wilder. Misses Geneva Jane Fristoe. Lii
Ian Siegrist. Patricia Elliott and Neva
Young.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. R. T. Tafinger. Miss
Tahinger and Miss Fristoe will
motor to Lake Manitou next week
to spend the Fourth Of July.
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Summer Program a Busy One
at Indianapolis Athletic Club

Instead Of the inactivity of pre-
vious summers, the Indianapolis
Athletic club, will hold a round of
parties and dances for it's members
within the next few months.
On July 4. there will be a supper
dance for members and their guests,
on the roof garden, beginning a,
10. Jack Tilson's club orchestra
will play. Tilson's orchestra will re-
main at the club all summer and
will play for the regular Thursday
and Saturday night supper dances,
and Sunday evening dinner dances.
A mothers, sons and daughters