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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-14
Mrs. WOOdge1,
We'd Recently,
to Be HOnOred

Mrs. Eugene E. Whitehill will en-
terrain today with a luncheon
bridge party at her home, 4477
North Delaware street, in honor Of
Mrs, Herbert Woodger. who before
her marriage was Miss Kathryn
Buxton.
The luncheon tables will be CEN
tered with spring flowers. and the
rooms will be lighted by pastel
taperS.
Guests with the bride and her
mother Mrs. George B. Buxton, will
be:
Mesdames C. G. Tyner, Ellison Fadely.
John Sloan Smith. Ward Vickery. Frank
Weber, Bradley Haight. Charles Walker.
Ralph whitehfl, George Hilgemeier Jr..
Ralph Gauss, William Virgins, william
shideler Dana Rollings, Howard Kiser,
E. N Hill. Misses Edna BALI, Alice Miller,
kathryn Stanley and Betty Moorehea.d
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nor, also members Of the faculty.
assisted the hostesses. Guests in
Guided:
Mrs. Byron Rust. Misses Mary Louise
Reach. Frances Eol. Edna Sweetland
Josephine Stedfelt. Helen Turner. Janet
Jauua, Sarah Ann Shirley. Dorothy Brown
Mary Louise Baker. Helen Brian. Martha
Jane Foerderer. Margaret Quinn. Martha
Louise Boyd. Betty Kalleen Genevieve
Meyers, Janice Kellogg. Marcella Moore
Margaret Blackwell. Frances McCotter
Betty Bertermann. Jane DuRan, Emma Lou
Lutz. Sheila Brown. Jane Krauss. label
GuedelhofFer. Jane Wolf. Mary Louise
Brown. Martha Moore. Barbara Kava-
nsueh. Vivian Walker. Abel Meyer. Anna
Margaret Durkin. Mary Catherine Bow
man. Betty Tainsch. Agnes Kalleen. Ann
Louise Hunt. Shirley McKittrick. Wilma
James, Katherine Krsuss. Mary Barnard
Juliet Speyer. Catherine Lynch .Adeline
Victor. Mary Swift. and Marie Anstess
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Musical Sorority Will Give
Program of Schumann Works

a Valentine party will follow the
musicale.
Mrs. T. P. Woodson will give a
talk on the Life of Robert Schu-
mann" the composer. Miss Jose
phine Ellison will be the guest art
ist. The program follows;
Vocal
''Ich Kanns NIGHT yFassen' .Schumann
''Du Bist Elm Blume" ........ Schumann
Miss Dorothy Bartholomew.
Accompanist. Mrs. Fisher Davis.
"Papillons Opus 2".......... Schumanu
Violin
Romance in A Minor. 800. schumann
.!2SIunI!DeL song, ''''''....'.. Schumann
Mrs. Thelma Rubbish Bosworth,
Accompanist. Mrs Mildred Sweeney.
Vocal
The Lotus Flower" ......... .schumann
IT'S Spring" .............. Schumann
Piano
Romance in F sharp Major .Sc ihiIiisrii,
Mrs. Mildred Sweeney.
Come Down to Kew" .Deis
Miss Ellison.
Accompanies. Mrs. Inez Shirley.
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Gladys Hitchcock to Become
Bride of II. w. KieWett

Miss Gladys Hitchcock, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Hitch
cock, will become the bride of
Harold H. Kiewett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry H. Kiewett, in a cere-
mony at 2 this afternoon at the
Broad Ripple Methodist church.
The Rev. Norman Talbot will
off1ciate. The chancel will be
banked with palms and ferns, In
terspersed with roses and lilies.
Miss Margaret Hitchcock, organ
list, sister Of the bride, will play.
The brides only attendant will be
Miss Dorothy Kiewett, sister Of the
bridegroom. She will be gowned in
blue chiffon, with picture hat to
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Be GiUen for
Virginia Hull

Mrs. Harry Hull will entertain
with a luncheon today in the Colo
room at the Marott in honor OF hel
daughter, Miss Virginia Hull.
The table will be decorated with
bowls of red tulips and lighted by
red tapers. Valentine appointments
will be used. Covers will be laid
for:
Misses Mary Elizabeth Lewis. Adaline
Lewis. Margaret Becker. Mary Scott Morse,
Wilma Jean Cloud. Jane Shook, Gloria
Ann Grifey. Resale Lurvey. Betty La
blant. Mary Cade. Doris Talbot. Doris
Thompson. Mildred Robbins, Joan Hixon
and Louellabel Johnson.
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Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae to
Hold February Meeting

Mrs. Scobey Cunningham, 1901
Buckle street, will be hostess this
afternoon for the February meeting
of Beta Beta chapter alumnae Of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
Miss Louise Griffin was appointed
chairman of Hero day, annually OBJ
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DINNER DANCE SET
BY COUNTRY CLUB

A formal Valentine dinner dance
party will be held Saturday night
at Meridian Hills Country Club for
members and guests. The commit
tee includes Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Heckel. chairmen; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph G. Elvin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Lieber.
Dinner will be served at 7. Dane
ing will begin at 9.
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CHURCH GROUP TO
ATTEND LUNCHEON

Martha Hawkins Society Of the
First Baptist church will hold a
birthday luncheon at the church on
Wednesday. Mrs. William Ray Ad-
ans is general chairman, assisted by
MrS Sylvester Johnson.
Mrs. Alice Baxter Mitchell will
read Madame Sans Gene" Reser-
vations may be made with Misses
Amber or Pearl Kiefer, 1902 North
Meridian street.
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served March /, as day when
members of the sorority all over the
continent engage in some form Of
altruiStic service.
Miss Griffin has arranged for the
chapter to aid a worthy family in
this community. Her committee in
cludes Mrs. T. M. Rybolt, Mrs. e. C.
Hurd and Miss Henrietta Wood.
Sorority songs vii be sung by a
double quartet, composed Of the fol-
lowing:
Mesdsmes James NJ Ogden. Donald U.
Bridge. Q. H. Best. Roy II. Kenady. s. @.
Howard: Misses Betty Martindale. Lucinda
Smith and Katherine Smith.
The hostess was assisted by:
Mesdames Ralph Clark Harry Smith,
J. W. Darrell. r r. McNutt, Howard L.
Cllppinger. ". Finley Wright. @. s. VIII
son and Miss Hannah Keenan,.
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NANCE MARSH TO
BE PARTY GUEST

Miss Mary Florence Smith, Vim
cennes, and Miss Edith Robinson
will entertain today with a small
luncheon at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club in honor OF Miss Nance
Marsh, whose marriage to Harry
Easton Goodwin, Lima, O.. will take
place at $3.50 Thursday at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Marsh, II Hampton Court.
The tables will be centered with
spring flowers and lighted by pastel
tapers. Covers will be laid for Miss
Smith, Miss Robinson, Miss Marsh
Miss Barbara Jane Butler, Miss
Mary Bingham and Miss Katherine
Sue Kinnaird.
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match, and will carry pink roses.
Her costume carries out the bridal
colors, pink and blue.
Raymond Hitchcock, brother Of
the bride, will be the best man.
The bride will be attired in white
satin, fashioned with long Jared
skirt, with insets of rose point lace
at the neckline, and long tight lace
sleeves, with a flare of satin. She
will wear a coronet of white rose
buds, and will carry bouquet of
brides roses.
Only members of the immediate
families will be present
The couple will make their home
in indianapolis.
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MARJORIE WILLIS
Welded AT HOME

The marriage Of Miss Marjorie
Willis, Anderson, daughter of Mrs.
j. z. Brubaker, formerly OF this
city, to Glenn Douglass, Corners
vile, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Perry Douglas, Frankfort, took place
today at the home Of the brides
mother.
The bride wore a frock Of navy
blue crepe and carried yellow roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas win make
their home in Connersville.
Mr.. Douglas attended Indiana
university and is member Of Theta
Chi fraternity.
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zeta chapter. Sigma Alpha Iota
national professional musical soror-
ity for women, will hold the reg
ular monthly musicale at the home
of Mrs. Luter Shirley, 5377 East
Washington street, Wednesday
night Guests will be husbands
and friends of the members, and
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Luncheon VIII
Be GiUen for
Church Group

Mrs. A. G. Rasmussen, 5135 Gen.
trail avenue, will be hostess for a
o'clock luncheon for members of the
women's auxiliary of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church, Tuesday.
Mrs. Guy Scudder will read a
paper, Literary Lincoln" Mrs.
Charles A. Breeze will sing. Devo-
tons will be in charge of Mrs. Clar-
ence w. Dicks. Reservations must
be made not later than Monday
with Mrs. Rasmussen.
The committee in charge of ar
rangementS includes Mesdames Roy
Mansfield, chairman; c. E. Pittman,
Olga Hoffman, Albert Wolgemuth
and William Humphreys.
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Dramatic Club
VIII Present
Play Feb. Fl

Norwegian evening will be OBJ
served by the Irvington Dramatic
club, Saturday night, Feb. 81, at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. John S. Har-
rison. Mrs. Austin V. Clifford is
program chairman.
Bjornstjene Bjornson's play, Love
and Geography" will be presented
with the following cast
Messrs and Mesdames Carl Stone, Bert
ram Day. Henry Prescott, James Loomis,
Charles Harris and Miss Gertrude Insley.
T. G. WeSenberg will read fore
word before the presentation. This
is the fifth of a series of programs
when plays representing the drama
of various European countries have
been presented.
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COLUMBIA CLUB TO
GIVE LUNCHEON

Mrs. D. j. Mccarthy, 4440 Gen.
trail avenue, will be hostess for the
monthly luncheon bridge of the
Columbia Club at 1890 Tuesday at
the club. Her assistants will be:
Mesdames Harry G. Leslie. Howard
Koch. J. T. Ridgeley, Oscar Bauer. John
c. Ruckelshaus. John K. RuckelShaus Leb-
anon; Edward Treat. Ralph Spann. Henry
Byrne. Paul Reagan. Frank Butler, Maur-
ice Butler, Thomas Wynne. Paul Kraus.
Thomas MehafTey and Albert E. Slime.
Reservations should be made with
Mrs. j. Hart Laird, club hostess.
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LUNCHEON GIVEN
BY MRS. PEARSON

Mrs. J. D. Pearson, 1912 College
avenue, will entertain at luncheon
today in honor Of her aunt, Mrs.
A. G. Richardt and Miss Louise
Richardt, Evansville.
Her guests viii include Mrs.
Charles Cliff. Mrs. George Shank,
Mrs. NJ. G. Butler. Mrs. Robert F.
Eteljorg, Mrs. William S. Allen and
Miss RoSanna Stevenson.
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Photo BY Dexheiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher, 1874
South Butler avenue, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Wilma Ray Fisher, TO the
Rev. Kenneth G. Rogers. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rogers. The
wedding will take place early in
April.
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EntertQins Guests

Miss Theta M Byrkett, Barton
hotel, entertained with a dinner
party Friday night at the Antlers.
Her guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Christian Olsen. John M
Williams, Charles Osborn. w. F.
Shirley, Mrs. Pearl Cook, DR.. c. E.
Morgan and HsIve Schrock.
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Initiation by Sorority

Gamma Phi Rho sorority will hold
informal initiation tonight al the
Antlers. Miss Helen Murray is
pledge captain. The committee ia-
cludeS Misses Patricia Mckinley
Marie Hunt, Mary Elizabeth Lowell
and Catherine Van Hoy. A pajama
party will follow.
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AIunn7ae VIII Meet

Chi Omega alumn,e will meet
Tuesday at the home Of Miss Ruth
Evans, 2003 North Delaware street.
A bridge party of seven tables will
follow the meeting.
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Sorority Card Pdrtu

Delta Chi sorority will hold q
bridge party Tuesday night at the
Antlers. Miss Margaret Blottman
and Miss Dorothy Hinchman are in
charge Of arrangements.
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Miss Stoiber Hostess

Alpha chapter, Sigma Delts. Tau
sorority, will meet Wednesday night
at the home Of Miss Elsie Stoi-
Der, 1874 Hartford street.
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Sorority to Gather

Alpha chapter, Phi Theta Delta
sorority. viii meet at Q "wednesday
at the SEVERN.
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Photo by Photocraft.
Before her marriage Saturday
at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Evans, 3434
Washington boulevard, Mrs. Rob-
ert Spencer Kersey was Miss Mar
garet Mary Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kersey will be at home in Mum
Gle after Marck /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-14
MAROTT MUSICALE
PROGRAM ARRANGED

An unusual attraction of the
Marott musicale to be given Sunday
from S:45 to 10 will be the selections
of Madame Marguerite Baihe-
Steinhart, pianist, and Mrs. Loretta
Sheridan Ritter, soprano. Both
Mrs. Ritter and Madame Bailhe-
Steinhart have attained prominence
and recognition in musical circles
throughout the nation as well as
in Indiana. Due to the exception
ally large attendance at last Sun
days concert. the musicale will be
given in the marble ballroom of
the hotel
The program:
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

education Of the American Institute
Of Architects.
Hope Of more beautiful Amer
lea lies largely in education" said
DR.. Butler.
art study is gaining in the high
schools Of the country. College
faculties are being stirred to greater
recognition Of the arts as the result
Of nationwide lectures. sponsored
by the institute. Plans are being
made to extend the lectures to
schools in every state.
THE modern spirit is penetrat-
ing architecture. We feel a very
deep sympathy for the call of this
spirit.
THE students In our architectural
schools are even asking why they
should be forced to study the CLASH
cal orders, when the supply Of I'M
used columns presents one of our
most serious problems Of overpro-
duction.
But when we see good work that
is modern in spirit and still shows
well balanced study Of composition,
proportion and detail, we can not
but feel that architecture may be
modern and yet thoroughly. sane. 4"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-26

McCIoSkey's Second Effort
Draws Approval of
County Chiefs.

Second effort Of John c. Nc
Closkey, Center township assessor,
to obtain funds for reassessing the
townships real estate drew ap-
proval OF three county councilmen
today and prospects for a special
council meeting to consider an ap-
preparation.
Frank Fishback, council president,
announced a request for a special
meeting would be made.
Two other councilnen, Walter
Boetcher and Sam PfendIer, who
attended a meeting in McCloskey's
office this morning, stated they
favored appropriation of $4,000 to
hire sixteen extra clerks to conduct
the re-assessment.
The council fatty refused Nc
Closkey'S request for the amount at
its last meeting in May.
McCloskey declares he has found
that values Of many pieces of real
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-26
MARINE CORPS
ELIMINATION IS
LABELED FALSE
Essential Arm of Service
Not to Be DiSbanded,
Says Navy Man.

WASHINGTON, June 26-Those
colorful sea-soldiers with the nat
~ white caps and white duck trou-
sers, the United States marines,
neither are going to be disbanded
nor obliterated, Ernest Lee Jahn-
ske, assistant secretary Of the navy,
asserted today.
There is nothing to the rumors
that the corps is to be wiped out,
or that it is to be absorbed by the
army and its identity lost" said
Jahncke today.
IN the first place, the navy does
not want such a thing to happen.
In the second place, l am satisfied
the administration is against it. In
the third place, the history, tradi-
tons and spirit of the corps are in
valuable assets Of the nation and
the people would not stand for any
such action. It has never even been
contemplated"
According to the assistant secre-
tary, the long accepted ratio of navy
strength to that of the marines. is
five TO one. The navy has under
gone readjustment in enlisted
strength which has reduced its per-
sonnet from about $4,000 to 10000.
THE marines still have between
1900 and 1900 officers and men, !"
said Jahncke, and are therefore
faced with the necessity of eventual
readJustment to about 10000, which
will preserve the customary ratio.
AS an alert, mobile force, it is an
essential arm Of the service, ready
1or quick duty wherever the navy
operates and no one would think of
d1sbanding it or merging it with the
army"
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estate have been changed on the
assessors books, lowering the values.
BY law, 1882 is the general ap-
praiSement year for Center real es-
tate, but McCloskey declares that
the task "can not be done right in
the period Of sixty days allotted by
statute for the appraisement."
"A reaSseSsment will put thou
sands Of dollars, not now being
taxed, upon the assessors books, -
McCloSkey stated.
In 1880 the assessors office put
81, ZOO, $50 of previously omitted au-
tomobiles on the books after an in
vestigation that cost only S3,4so,
McCloSkey reported. This brought
the county S47,266.39 in extra taxes
this year.
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Community Fund Cnt

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 26.-A
reduction of $33,5oO in the 1881 bud
gets OF fourteen cooperative well
fare agencies Of the city was effect
ed at q meeting of the Community
Chest committee. The reduction was
made necessary by the shortage in
the chest fund this year.
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M'LEAN BLOCKS SALE

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, June 2e.-Nego-
tiations for sale Of the Washington
Post stopped abruptly today when
Edward B. Mclean, publisher, with
drew approval of all offers after
trustees Of the John R. Mclean es-
tate had recommended in court &C
ceptance of bid by William Ran
dolph Hearst
Justice Adkins of the District of
Columbia supreme court was to have
passed today on offers from Hearst
and David Lawrence, publisher of
the United States Daily.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, June 26.-A jury
in municipal court Thursday de-
cided in favor Of Rudy Vallee,
grooming orchestra leader, in the
suit brought against him for $40
salary by Jules D. Vorzon, former
violinist in Vallee's orchestra. The
jury was out fifteen minutes.
Vorzon's attorney today said he
would appeal the decision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-26
MAYBE 'UGLYITS'
GIVES YOU THAT
TIRED FEELING.
Architectural Beauty Is on
the Upgrade, Asserts
Visiting Expert.

That frazzled feeling you are
complaining about today isn't caused
by the heat-maybe.
That crouch you are nursing
really isn't a hangover from that
party last night-maybe.
Then, what is wrong with your
Well just let the doctor pre-
scribe:
Well, sir" diagnosed the learned
doctor, you're very likely victim
of that dreaded disease, uglyitis.
Don't you know what uglyitis is?
Let us explain:
Architectural MonStrosity
Perhaps on your street, there is
a home that gives you a pain every
time you pass it, because it seems
to you an architectural inonstrosity.
It's ugly.
Possibly some business building
near where you work isn't just the
type that is patterned after the lines
of the old Greeks and Romans. You
hadn't realized it, but it makes you
sick. It's ugly.
I'm other words, ugly buildings
are a menace to health. An ugly
building really hurts those who look
at it. There ought to be law
against it"
So concludes the doctor.
Here for Convention
And the doctor" is DR.. Charles
Butler, New York City, who is at
tending convention of architects
of the middle west, in session here.
He is chairman Of the committee of
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JUNE Is. 1891

The body viii be brought here for
burial. He was born near Rochester,
but has lived in this locality for
many years. He leaves his widow
and a daughter. A
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Dies in Mayo Hospital

BJ Times Special
ARCADIA, Ind, June %. - Max
Shank, 56, died in the Mayo Broth
ers hospital at Rochester, MINI.
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