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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-20
ARRANGE PROGRAM
OF MAROTT TRIO

Assisting artists at the weekly
musicale Sunday night at the Ma
rott will be Mrs. Irene Jarrard,
contralto, ano Vaughn Cornish,
baritone, with Miss Hilda Burrichter
as accompanist. Members of the
Marott Trio, who will play, are Miss
Burrichter, pianist; Misses Maude
Custer. violinist, and Consuelo
Couchman, cellist. The program
follows:
Instrumental-"L Lucia ii Hammer
moor" Part 4 ....-........Do uizettf
Trio.
I'm Failing in Love cVaught7 -
Mr. Cornish D''
.Melisande in the Wood" ...... .Goetz
viOlin-"Aloha oe" Hawaiian melody,
vocal
''Nocturne" Olds
. Prom Bro sInEing {. 49,. weed
Mr.. Cornish
Three Minute Intermission.
%%hen hte. Roses Bloom" .. Reiehardt
g DTy Those BEES BEES
Vocal Duet-"Just WearYin' for You"
Mrs; Jarrar6 G nT eo, Jaeoos Bond
instrumental rts. Lucia '' di i Hammer
moors" Part II -. Donizettt
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Bride-tO-Be Is
Entertained at
Garden Party

Miss Elizabeth zeien entertained
today at her home, ALTO Park ave-
nue., with a luncheon bridge and
garden party in honor of Miss Pau
line Jacobs, whose marriage to Mel
win Searcy will take place June q
at the Second Evangelical church.
The tables were decorated wi /
center plateaus of garden flowers,
carrying out a color scheme of
peach and green, which were also
used in the appointments. The hos
tess was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
A. j. BOOSTERS and Mrs. Frank Hob
man. Guests included:
Misses Margaret BOOSTERS. Mary and
Helen hickey. Georgia Vogelsan. Lucy
Ward Helen Howard. Mary Sargent Ona
Merritt. Ruth McAtee. Martha Cowden of
Sheridan Edith Hightower. HiIlsboro;
Gladys Wilson. Mildred Holman and Mary
McNann.
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Monninger-D aubenmire Rites
in Zion Evangelical Church

Miss Alma D. Monninger, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Monnin-
ger, $50 West Maple road, will be-
come the bride of Rexford F. Dau-
benmire, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Daubennlire, at $3.50 this after
noon at Zion Evangelical church.
The Rev. Frederick R. DIARIES will
perform the ceremony before the
church altar, decorated with palms
and standards Of June lilies, lighted
with cathedral candles.
Mrs. Ross Caldwell, organist, will
play and Miss Evelyn Eberhard will
sing.
Miss Sussana Monninger will be
her sisters maid Of honor. She will
wear white Powered French organdy
over blue taffeta, fashioned with
tight bodice, long f1ared skirt and
sash of blue velvet ribbon at the
natural waistline. Her hair braid
picture hat, lace mitts and slippers,
will be white. The bridesmaids, Mrs.
Russell Stubs and Miss Lillian
Rinert, will wear embroidered silk
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Ruth Dale Is
City Delegate
to COnUemtiOn

Miss Ruth Dale, 1871 Ingram
street, president of the Butler uni
versity chapter of Alpha Omicron
Pi, is representing the chapter at
the national biennial convention
which will open Sunday at Trout
Dale in the Pines, Evergreen, Col,
and continue through Saturdc =,
June q.
Business sessions will occupy the
major portion of time at the con-
vention, with a social meeting each
afternoon and night, and sight-see-
ing tours about the vicinity.
Others from indianapolis who will
attend are Miss Gladys HaWickhorst
of the Butler chapter, and Misses
Gertrude Manley, Katherine Muir
ply and Ruth Lindenborg of the
alumnae organization. Miss Afanley
is the official alunnae delegate.
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Church Rites
Will Unite
City Couple

Miss Monzelle Shelton, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Shelton. 3737
Central avenue, and Cranston Mugg
son of Mrs. Edna NJ. Mugg, will be
solemnized at 4:30 this afternoon
in a ceremany to be performed by
the Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkel at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
The altar will be in a setting of
greenery, fanked on each side by
seven branch candelabrae and floor
standards of roses and delphinium.
Mrs. Dan Miller, Hooueston, ILL.,,
organist, will play and Mrs. Ralph
Bookstahler will sing. The musical
program will include the sorority
and fraternity songs of the bridal
pair. "Speen Thee my Arrow" and
"Pansy Of Denta Tau"
Sister Maid of Honor
Miss Lorraine Shelton will be her
sisters maid Of honor. Her frock
will be of yellow French taffeta,
With the floor length skirt edged
with ruching, and a pale green tat
feta bow at the side She will wear
a yellow twisted hairbraid hat, with
pale green satin ribbon band,
yellow slippers and lace mitts, and
carry a bouquet of Claudius Pernet
roses.
Mrs. Joseph Grippe and Mrs. Eliza
beth Puett will be bridesmatrons.
Mrs. GRIPPE will wear pink cotton lace
trimmed In blue French net, a blue
twisted hairbraid hat, trimmed in
pink, pink slippers, and lace mitts.
Mrs. Puett Will wear blue cotton
lace trimmed in pink French net,
a pink hat, blue slippers and nnitts.
Both will carry Briarclif roses and
delphiniun, and the three will wear
necklaces to match their gowns,
gifts Of the bride.
Joseph Grippe will be best man,
and Edward Pauley and Joseph
Strickland, ushers.
Reception Planned
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear
Princess gown Of ivory Chantilly
lace and French net Her veil is
Of tulle with lace cap embroidered
in seed pearls, and caught in the
back with orange blossoms. She
will. carry a shower bouquet of
Brides roses and baby's breath.
A reception will be held at the
SHELTON home after the ceremony.
Mrs. Shelton will wear a gown of
aquamarine chiffon with white hat
and accessories and a shoulder cor
sage OF roses. Mrs. Mugg will wear
black chiffon and roses.
The couple will leave on a motor
trip through Michigan, and will be
at home at 1904 Broadway after
Aug. /. The bride will travel in a
white shaptung dress with red
jacket and white accessories. She
Is graduate of Butler university
and a member of Pi Beta Phi soror-
ity. Mugg also is a graduate of
Butler and a member of Delta Tau
Delta.
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Terre Haute Girl Will Be
Married to William Zaiser

bridesmaids will be Misses Rosemary
Cook and Dorothy Valentine, Terre
Haute. Their gowns and that of the
bride. will carry out the bridal
colors, pink and blue.
Leonard zaiser, indianapolis, bro
ther of the bridegroom, will be best
man. Another brother, William
ziaser of Indianapolis. and w. W.
Cox Jr., of Terre Hauto, will be
ushers.
An informal reception will be held
in the garden after the ceremony,
followed by a wedding dinner for
the bridal party, and members Of
the immediate families of the
couple.
The bride attended the Universe
ties of Wisconsin and Indiana. Zai-
ser is a graduate of Indiana, and a
member of Phi Gamma Delta. They
will make their home in Indian
apolis.
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net gowns fashioned alike of pink
and blue, respectively, with tight
bodiceS, double peplum at the hip
line, and straight Grecian skirts.
They will wear lace nitts, picture
hats and slippers of black and the
gifts of the bride, carved ivory rose
necklaces. All three will carry
French corsages of roses and
delphium.
The bride will wear white or
CANDY fashioned Jenny Lind style,
with a romantic neckline, and tiny
ruffled sleeves, and a skirt fash
toned of four tiers, edged with
smaller ruffles. She will wear her
mothers wedding veil Of tulle, made
with hood cap and wreath Of
orange blossoms. She will carry
bride roses and lilies Of the valley,
and wear long, white gloves.
After the ceremony the couple
will leave on a short wedding trip.
They will make their home this
summer at 1925 North La Sale
street, and will leave in September
for Boulder, Colo, where Mr.. Dau-
benmire is doing graduate work in
the University of Colorado. and
holds an instructorship in botany
The bride is attending Butler uni
versity this summer. She studied
music in New York last year, and
as a prominent singer and pianist,
is a member of the Indianapolis
Harmonic Club, and the Junior
Matinee musicale. Daubenmire is
a graduate Of Butler, where he was
a member Of Phi Kappa Phi, hon
orary fraternity. Since going to the
University of Colorado he has been
elected to Sigma XII, national hon
orary scientific fraternity. He is at
present an instructor in the But
Ter university summer school.
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ALPHA ZETA BETA
TO HOLD SESSION

Alpha Epsilon chapter, Alpha
zeta Beta sorority, will meet at 6
Monday at the Antlers for a special
pre-convention meeting. Members
must bring rushees.
Pledge services will be held at 6
Wednesday at the Antlers, followed
by meeting Of all committees of
garden party, bylaws and conven-
ton presentations. Convention dele
gates must attend.
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Club Meetings
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Mrs. Hans Karstadt, $40 Bell ave-
nue., will be hostess for the meet
ing Of the Independent Social Club.
Arnicitia Club will have its annual
outing at Brookside park. Members
are asked to meet at IL at the Com
naunity house.
WEDNESDAY
New Century Club will hold a pic
mic meeting at Kiger'S grove on the
Springmill road, Mrs. Carl R. Day
will be hostess. Members are asked
to meet at 10 at the home of Mrs.
j. j. Mess, Alb North Capitol ave-
nue..
SATURDAY
Mrs. Louis H Kirkhoff will be
hostess to the Butler Alumnae Lit
erary Club. A miscellaneous liter
airy program will be given by Misses
Maude M. Russell and Corinne
yelling.
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PARTY
TO Be AT CIRCLE

indianapolis Indorsers of Photo
plays will hold its sixth annual
patriotic party July 4 at the Circle
theater. All patriotic organizations,
Girl and Boy Scouts, Camp Fire
Girls, orphans home and Indianap-
oils Day Nurseries are asked to CO.
operate with the indorserS.
Mrs. Clarence Finch is general
chairman, assisted by members of
the indorsers. Mrs. Thomas DEM
merly is in charge of time and place.
The picture will be odd Ironsides'
and will be shown at in the morn
ing.
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OF
City Girl Is
SOIen1niSed

Marriage Of Miss Charlotte Reiss-
ner and Harrison Smitson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smitson, Tip
ton, will be solemnized tonight in a
ceremony to be performed at $50
at Tabernacle Presbyterian church,
by the Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel.
The bride is the daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Frank L. Reissner, 1925
North Delaware street.
The altar in a setting Of greenery,
will be f1anked on each side with
cathedral candles in seven branch
candelabrae. A fifteen branch can
delabra will form a background for
low plateau of pink roses and del
phinium in the center.
Paul Matthews, organist, and Miss
Margaret Harrison, violinist, will
play and Mrs. Leo Rappaport will
sing. During the ceremony, Theta
Prayer" will be played.
Robert Ford Best Man
Mrs. Louis Hensley will be her ST.
ter's matron Of honor. She will
wear a gown of pastel pink French
ensemble lace, with square neckine
in front, ending in low point at
the back. A knotted satin sash Of
aquamarine blue is tied in a fiat
bow at the left side, and falls in
streamers. She will wear lace nitts,
and carry deep pink roses.
Mrs. Howard Fieber and Miss
Beatrice Moore will be bridesmaids.
Both will wear gowns of aquamarine
blue, fashioned as Mrs. Hensley's.
Mrs. Fieber'S sash will be of pink,
and Miss Moore's, blue. Mrs. Fieber
will carry pale pink roses, and Miss
Moore, blush pink.
Robert Ford will be best man, and
ushers will be Howard Kemper, Tur-
pin Davis, Frank L. Reissner Jr. and
Louis Hensley.
Veil an Heirloom
The bride, whose father will es-
cort her to the altar, will wear a
gown of ivory satin with a yoke of
Duchess lace. The sleeves are lace
to the elbow, where the satin comes
up in a point, and is buttoned to the
wrist. The dress is fitted to below
the hip line. and flares, sweeping
into a long train.
Her veil is an heirloom, and has
been worn by her sister, Mrs. Hens
ley, and her cousin, Mrs. Deryl Case.
It is made with a cap of Duchess
lace, with a wide panel of lace down
the center Of the veil, and edging
it. She will carry blush pink roses
and lilies of the valley.
Reception After Rite
A reception will be held at the
Reissner home following the cere-
mony. Mrs. Reissner will wear
poudre blue eyelet lace over satin,
and Mrs. Smitson, peach chiffon
combined with lace. Both will wear
shoulder corsageS of roses.
This couple will motor east for a
honeymoon. the bride travelling in
brown and white ensemble with
brown and white accessories and
carry a silver fox scarf. They will
be at home at 327 North West
street, Upton, Ind.
Both are Butler university gradu-
ates. The bride is a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, and
the bridegroom, of Phi Delta
Theta.
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Camping among the beautiful
scenery and peaceful quietude of
NIcCormick's Greek canyon is in
reality midsummer's night
dream. And that is where Camp
Talahi,, Camp Fire Girls summer
camp is located 1t is one of the
most historical and scenic spots of
Indiana.
The building, dining hall, direc-
tors cabin and two sleeping cab
ms, each accommodating more than
forty girls at time, were con-
structed by the state especially for
the Camp Fire Girls. The dining
hall has a seating capacity Of eighty
or more. In one end by the great
fireplace the girls have tables and
chairs, where they write their let
tiers home and where they read from
the large supply of books which
are arranged on built-in shelves
halfway around the cabin
Pool Best In State.
The swimming is one Of the best
in Indiana. The girls take a
morning dip at GAS and again an
hour before dinner.
The directors cabin has been
constructed from material taken
from a pioneer cabin built near
Abel, Owen county, known as the
John Carpenter cabin. The stone
fireplace in the dining hall orig
inally was in the same structure.
The old Johnny Carpenter cabin
was built in the year of 1857 by
John and Peter Carpenter.
Camp Talahi, meaning among
the trees" has the open door
symbol indicating friendliness and
hospitality. 1t was chosen by the
state department.
Miss Cora Pickett of Hornell,
N. Y, is director. She has directed
camps in Wichita, Kan; Ell Paso,
Tex, and more recently in Atlanta.
She is directing camp in the Sab
sence of Miss Helen Nichols, exec
utive secretary.
Stunt Night Each Week
Miss Ruth Pahud is swimming in
structor. She taught swimming in
the Girl Scout camp for three years.
She also teaches archery and games.
Miss Pahud is student Of Butler
university. Miss kathleen Klaiber,
dramatic instructor of Camp Fire
Girls for the last year, teaches
dramatics at camp. She is skilled
in the art of makeup, dances and
skits and dramatics of all kinds.
Girls have stunt night at camp
each week with Miss Klaiber in
charge. Miss Louise Reiter, teach
err in handcraft,: is on the staff at
Shortridge high school, She is
teaching mat and basket weaving,
glorified glass, blue printing. smoke
printing and spatter printing.
Miss Ruth Gordon Scott is teach
er of camp craft and also directs
singing and is assistant swimming
instructor. Miss Scott is student at
Franklin college and has many
years of camping to her credit.
Nature Hikes Conducted
Miss Clara Moore, teacher of ma
ture craft, is a member of the Ma
ture Study Club and has dealt ex-
tensively in all kinds of nature craft
for the last several years. She is
teaching bird, tree and flower study,
also conducting nature hikes in uni
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DANVILLE GIRL IS
FETED AT SHOWER

MRS. Clyde Gray, Danville, who
is a recent bride, was honored at
a luncheon and miscellaneous
shower given today at the home Of
Miss Maybelle Thompson, Plain.
field. Guests were:
Mesdanies Mary Enocks. Carrie Mar
snail z. J. shambauRh. Irwin Laubert.
Misses Laura Greely. Birdie BiIlman
Dolly Yer Daw. Helen Turner. Eva storch
and Rachel Hill
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Marriage Of Miss Virginia Lee,
daughter Of Mrs. Robert Ernest Lee,
Terre Haute, to Robert zaiser, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Zaiser, In
dianapolis, will take place at 4:3O
this afternoon in the sunken gar
den at the home Of James j. Moore
head, 1926 South Fifth street, Terre
Haute.
Miss Dorothy Martin, Fl. Wayne,
will be the maid Of honor, and
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MRS. DOUGLASS IS
FETED AT PARTY

Mrs. Nile. ONeel entertained
Thursday night at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. F. N. Champion, 1o1
West Fortieth street, with a miscel-
laneous shower and bridge party in
honor Of Mrs. Calvin Douglass, who
was Miss Viola Alter before her
recent marriage. Guests included:
Mesdames Arthur Darlington. Paul woer-
nsr. Misses Mary Stark Mary Louise and
Annsbelle Kimberlin. Virginia Rother. vir-
ginia White. Rosemary Dwyer. Marjorie
Collier. Beatrice Alter. Camilla Hoffman,
Rsbeees Shideler. Corienne wicks. Robin
cite Simpson. Virginia Quigley and Alice
Case
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Democratic Women Guests of
State Chief at Terre Haute

Miss Emma May, Terre Haute,
president of the State Democratic
Women's Club, entertained promin-
ent Democratic women of the state
at breakfast at II Thursday at the
Deming in Terre Haute.
Mrs. Hereford Dugan, legislative
chairman of the Nationa, Woman's
party spoke. Others from Indian
apolis were Mrs. Fenton Thompson,
vice-chairman Of the Marion Coun-
ty Club; Mrs. Carl Wood. vice
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CHURCH SOCIETY
TO HOLD MEETING

Women's Society Of Memorial
Presbyterian church will hold a
business meeting at 2 Wednesday,
in the church chapel Mrs. Frank
Logsdon is in charge Of deyotions.
Report from the Calendar Club will
be made.
Hostess for the meeting are Mes
danes Charles Cochran, w. H
Cochran, Maurice Lindley, Logsdon,
Miss EsSie Diddel and their days.
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MISS LANHAM TO
HONOR MRS. NEWS

Miss Florence Lanham will enter
tain with a reception from 7:3O to
10 Wednesday night at the Central
Y. w. G. A. in honor Of Mrs. Pearl
Forsythe News. Spokane, Wash,
formerly of this city. Miss Ian
ham is an executive Of the Y. w.
G. a, and her guest was formerly
general secretary of the association
NO invitations have been issued, and
all friends of Mrs. News are in
vited to be present.
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RAIL, AUXILIARY TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

Installation of officers, and pic
mic supper will feature the meeting
of the Women's Auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association Wednes-
day at the Pennsy gym.
Mrs. Charles Heagy is chairman
of the committee of hostesses. She
will be assisted by:
Mesdames w. o. Brown, J. L Hawley,
Allen Howard. Dan Hutchinson. r. c.
Lavanehy. g. r. Nfapel. c. E. Pluess. Roy
Sehepman. Grant Scott. Walter H. va
xant and H s. Walter
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SUNNYSIDE CLUB
WILL HOLD PICNIC

Children's Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside will entertain with a pic
mic luncheon and bridge at l
Wednesday at the Municipal Garden
Community ho.Ne. Riverside park.
Garden flowers will be used in dec
Grating the house and tables, and
favors of miniature picnic baskets
will be given.
MRS. Samuel Selka will be the
hostess. assisted by Mesdames
August Scutter, Ray Everson. w. B.
Sequartz, H. V. Royal, William Lind
holm and o. F, Hood.
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Inter Nos Club will close its sea-
son Wednesday with.a luncheon and
meeting at the Whispering Winds,
Brookville road. Daughters of Eve"
will be the subject for the program,
carrying out the theme studied by
the club during the year, "Biogra-
ply of Women"
Talks on the subject will be made
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Sorority to Initiate

Alpha Theta Chi sorority VI
have informal initiation services to-
night at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Grove 1929 North Sherman drive,
in charge of the pledge mistress.
Mrs. Betty Adams. A spread and
ajama party will follow the cere-
monies.
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Senate avenue,
became the bride
Of Albert R. Tay-
lor, in a ceremony
performed la S t
Monday at st.
Johns church. A
breakfast followed
t h e ceremony,
after which Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor
left for a honey
moon. They will
make their home
in Indianapolis OF
their return.
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chairman of the Seventh District
Club, and Mrs. A. P. Flynn, former
state president.
Other guests were Mrs. CORTLAND
Gillen, Greencastle, and Mrs. w. IT
Larrabee, Palestine, wives of con-
gressmen.
The purpose Of the meeting was to
plan way for women to achieve
political equality with men in the
next campaign. The next state
meeting will be held in Shelbyvile
in October, it was announced.
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Societu to Meet

Margaret S. Gaylord Missionary
Society of the Seventh Presbyteri- 1
church Will meet at Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. William
r. Grifith 625 Middle drive Wood
ruff Place. Miss Margaret West will
be IN charge Of the program.
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Entertain for B1ide-to-Re

Miss Betty Jeanne Davis and Miss
Flora Hunter, viii entertain with
a bridge party and lingerie shower
this afternoon in honor of Miss
Jean Peterson, whose marriage to
M. Stanley McComas will take place
next Saturday night.
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Pr Omicron Group to Meet

Kappa chapter, Pi Omicron
sorority, will meet at Monday,
night at the Spink-Arms.
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MISS KELLY BRIDE
OF A. r. TAYLOR
Phnto nv Plat

Photo by Platt.
Miss Kathleen Kelly, daughter of
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, 1884 South
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-15
MICKEY MOUSE
 CLUB PLANNED
 FOR THIS CITY
Organization to Be Effect ed at Free Matinee at
 Capital. Saturday


 Here's news for the Kids A Mickey Mouse Club is to be form ed in Juneau. Organization will be effected at a free matinee next Saturday afternoon in the Capi- tol theatre. All boys and girls from year to 16 years old are eligible for membership, and membership will not cost anything.
 The purpose Of the Mickey Mouse Club" explained Eric Paul. son, manager of the Capitol the ater, lis to provide wholesome, amusing entertainment for boys and girls. At the free matinee at 1 o'clock next Saturday afternoon applications for membership will be received. There are no admis- sion fees; no weekly, monthly or annual dues. Every Saturday after next Saturday low-priced mati- nee will be given at which pro- grams will be arranged especially for children. Every program will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-15
COLISEUM HAS PARIS COMEDY FULL OF LAUGHS
Fifty Million Frenchmen' Is Headline Attraction
 on New Program

Fifty Million Frenchmen" will be the headline attraction at the Coli scum theatre tonight. The photo play is taken from the stage play of the same name, but the screen version does not emphasize the musical phases of the original foot light production. Technicolor adds to the attractive character of the film presentation.
 Fifty Million Frenchmen' con- cerns the romantic adventure of an American in Paris He wagers that beginning without funds he can win the affections of the heroine. To sustain himself during his court ship, he becomes guide, but this calling proves too embarrassing. Then he becomes a magician In this capacity he gets money from the man with whom the bet was made.
 The hero wins the wager and the girl There are lots of laughs.
 The cast includes William Cas- tin. John Halliday. Helen Broder- ick, Claudia Dell, Lester Crawford, Charles Judels and Carmelia Ger aghty.