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ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, AuctioneeFs,
ei5 r ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE:gToRY
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AT ySaRfk SHfRSkk g4SSGkr gSsGk P%SSa PS%SRFHSf 10
By virtue. q certain deed Of trust tS: Ee.
amr nnS AZ sOGFS' shs request of the party
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees will ofier
&: ss: a oS YuSf WSSsDSr sS2n IN m fT2R' % p d
BAY 81 JULY. 1851; AT ,FoUR ocLocK
s:a; N Il tss ' D;lss e sHS ssa:s:s
:SSsSS;SS k.s lots s. b. Il GlSsa GIl:sSrd:s
sy9r sss the D,tr.ss Is, Gi sb. cSH%S: SSapSs:;
II f'9 ASSESSMENT .S and tsSstion as ssusrs ass5;
.4Ss S' . q rs os.RTS 81
sS1s S Hs Uss II psssS. S Sasnss ons ana
Sc t s..s d iI%:s S 'S Ss
:ss s:Sss fF, y @
issssy.ssiPSs VII .s!n Iss
forfeited, or WITHOUT forfeiting deposit, the
u;si cr .ss.S: s7 rEt. ny assn:t q
sEARE6s sEEAARn6sb, !, J. PAygAkAssiu Ayg4AEkAssiucHrs
ie20, "a. .24.36.2s.iy1 Trustees,
TRueTEEs SAL SALE Eog og yALggAHLE yALggA APAMTEs E
MEST xnsYbe1H R9YbtEe6HLNaHu auMpTR KM1wHs wlsis q HcHAPTN
By SyEt virtue d fF9S.ldd cer.sln deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber 600e. at folio ls!, OF the
land records Of the District OF Colum0la:
and at the request Of the parties secnnreq sn
!fs's ssSs'sI, 4 s,iSS 4 SofS6k
PM, the follcyinS-de:erisea lang eHS sIn. prep.
tNs N S.ms. one
lots In the South Grounds q cclumH,s t,.
%ss Ss q IN the Ssr EEsansa iSE s. s Fo
Sessment and taxation as lot numbered one
hundred and nfty-fye tlS9l in square nuna-
befed twenty-six hundred and sixty-one
house containing eight apartmsnts.
Terms Of sale: One.third OF the purchase
money tcN be paid IN cash, balance u two
equal installments. payable In one and two
With Et;ss q SE pssr rem ss Ssy PET
sale. secured by deed of trust upon the
reduired at time of sale, All eonveyaneing:
e ss. 10 s s. somp:d 3 SSs: WIN an STs
days from day Qi sale. ethefyise the trustee
the the risk and cost 81 dsfsuiuns ,Dlrcheser.
sons ss nSs nswSDsDsr Ss pSSiishsa in wssSisston.
= THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY:
!" 81. !. ,I.slS:a.. SSlESE
4. G. WILLIS, Secretary.
je20.23,2es2o,tPl
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THOMAS J. OWEN 4 SON, 1UCTToNEER5
1881 EYE ST NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
So ia, STfHH TafRp sTREET sRWfo NoRTEwEsT EHTHAsy
By virtue OF deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No. 6476 at folio asa. OF the land rec
sell in front Of the premises on THURSDAY:
THE SECOND DAY OF JULY. AID. 1891. AT
5,.S r1to S19oK . &c RoS:1s sn Gs Sr.d.T
subdivision of original lot fourteen O4 in
square numbered five hundred and NIFTY.
once Of the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in IAber IS Of folie ies.
in one, two ard three years, with interest
at six per cent per annunn: payable semi.
annually. Deposit OF $4,000 reGuireo St
days from date Of sale 10 complete the
purchase. Further particulars at time OF
VERNON q. OWEN.
WILLIAM q. sCHAEhlAT.
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KHPTAN 4 TANEN6HUM, Attorneys at Law.
C0lumbfaM Building.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE: DIS
sTst e GsqSo y Sord HSdn Ssn. vs. osg
TcEd s77 PGrrisr St. .s2sn so2ssblanS; cahf Il
publication.-The object Of this suit is 20
declaEe void the marriage contract between
the plaintiff and defendant on the ground
that shortly before the AFOREMENTIONED mar
riase ceremony the plaintiff was in an In
toxicated condition and did not realize the
import Of the steps she was undertaking
and thrt said merriage was involuntary on
Of the plaintiff. Il is this 18th day Of June.
AD. 1881. ordered that the defendant.
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of SUNDAYS and iegel holi.
publieation Of this order, otherwise the
cause. s.Hse viii be proceeded With as as, in ease case Of Of
published once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star pewspaper before said
day. By the court: JENNINGS BAILEY.
Justice. lSeaLA A true COPY, Test: ERANK
9 CuNNINGAAM. Clerk. By HARRY NJ.
HULL, Asst. Clerk. telS.20.21
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SUMNER HOME AT BAY RIDGE
appearances, convenient. DURABLE ard yet
Eeascnahle In price: Easily nnaneed.
Ridge
BAY RIDGE BARGAINS.
paautiful Bay-front home ~, ,TSo
Bay-fYont home, furnished ........... $50
New bungal0W, rooms and BATH. 1880
Well located lots, ..l........,..... .t7O0 up
Furnished Houses for Rent.
VIM. II. Lanham, 1900 II ct. NV. Nat. Oses.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Sale or eXchange--Modern furnished
dwelling. il. rooms. fun slass.inclosed sun
porch. located in lighthouse section, n
block to beach. Reduced TO SIS. 600.
strictly modern and facing beach In Vent
nor: l0-room furnished cottage and garage
F. w. MCINTYRE,
>los So New Haven Ave,
VAntu0r. N 7
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ADAM A. wEscHLER SON. AuetiOne.r..

TRgssTEaEs EsTa sAE5 46 yAHgAsEF sRHk bwELf HHA
LiSsr NJ. sos1, folio sOi .t s sea- f one q the
aRr e: Of h !. pr Psg 81
the urdersisned trustees viii ofHer for sale
p ggSs agsi,en As n iTsRt q gEsTss1
JUNE. issi. AT FfvE ocLocK IN. the
fcliowins described properly. in the District
a.rT Hum ana James w seasr.. trgstses u snrs SUB
division Of SQUARE 1918. as per plat recorded
a a Gf: IF IF as nS.I foo hi b.;
ming for the same At the northeast corner
# on sd H. S d ." ,sd dnPs U S .: E:' .ae: e:
So soountahe,asieriy az ,. on the vest line Of said lot
e1 ne os 5 eet S Ens to
1855 feet to the besinninE. and thence north
the rear part thereof, conveyed by Summer
Sy dssd T.coaGsd e n ES:r asia I oo
l6!. Of the land records Of the District of
Terms of sale: one-iourth Of the pur-
chase chase money ,nI,L to be paid in cash balance in
two and three years. with interest at per
cent cent per u.T,n annum from day Of sale payable
DSFensssr ''G Gsoos st of $50 $50 reSaiTss SRSh
eonveySneinE. recording and notarial moi Tees Zee;
at cost Of pGrchaser. Terms to be complied
otherwise trustees reserve the risht to resell
pSrShaser rSsS after 4 ys S.ys saysrsiss;nsns
istsd Without iorf.fnHse fHe d:poi Trustees re tees
table rights asainst defaulting purchaser.
,.l,.,,.,7'SsSS'3sSF SsSS3FeE N: : niiiNRkieg; 4Ia.t..,
THOMAS j. OWEN z. SON AUCTIONEERS
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REDUCED $3.50,

$500 WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST To-
Gated houses In Arlington County on very
reasonable rs terms: Has seven rooms bath.
connection. new garage, large lot, fruit
cement walks, nice shrubbery. car and bus
car fare
Six-room modern home In best section Of
place, hardwood floors, elec., gas. city water,
sewer, cellar. h.-wh.. front porch, full tiled
bath and shower. new ssrase' nne shrub
FRED o. LAKE. Phone Clarendon 229.
200 Lee Hiehway, Park Lane, Va. al
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dEORGE c. oERTMAN, Attorney.

IN THE SuPREME COURT OF THE Dis
plaintiff, vs.. The unknown heirs. eiienees
and devisees Of Jane c; Dyer, datendants.-
The object Of this suit is to. obtain = decree
sstss!IshinE st record b. az ADVERSE rs % possession on
Ia block in Onion and BUTTS sgbdiv.sicn y
the county Of Washington. pistries Of Co
the surveyors once Of said District. UpoH
HsGn ne atS q dsS .s q nn. the srasSs
that the dsfensants. n. upknsEn q hsirs; helm.
or before the nrst rule day occurring one
hereof. otherwise Ehis cause viii Be. proceeded
with IS. in case Of default. Provided copy
hereof be published once q week for three
successive weeks in the WashinEton Law
and other publications belng dispensed with
for ,sstlsfastory cause shown; JENNINGS
HARRY NJ. HULL. Asst. Clerk jel9, 0.77
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LOVING = BANNER, Attorneys,
Columbian BUILDING.

..iss :! cIssH Il s:ary n oP.:i M
1sf Dn ai's.oR T 2ss asSa a.s :: IT, S:t:Ss @
snts..,Eaui.y. No: SOoss.-The objsct 81 this
csrts real fns ssat. % nd dssSae. Ii: % pro
sses d:ryss sE1rn Sds se t e:
the win Of Eia YiSsinia caseL Hied i11' in the %
os Of &: rsss;S S y. e, e: pstTss
premises 10: sat isth st. ..W. WsshinEtens.
ssrSa Oss s.nE hna oraa s s
H. y and - in noiSt isSu.Ts nr ns5 sssiHnins fer
.ns Ssns. iSsr ss g ise :ns:
s:ns. ss:t YES: g :oSse The " D:: ::.
sst s { s: 81: a s'S .n e S NE: . I. fds SS
th Ei,tth qsstsi nc. TssEsrisS ssE.a, end kneyn ns
Of Solomon. Rics and the unknown heirs,
% q TO III. s vssaf ssrsd :r:S
on or before the ,fortieth day, exclusive. Of
sS1dss: @ s.s 'ad q i:' DSSssson ssSa S s tr
order; Otherwise the cause viii be proceeded
:a .s u s:s' y . assSb Srs:a ). pSss:a sS s.
& A.. week .ssa Tor three successive Wseks in the
isd T. isss.T iss; Fys ::
stH tsr esS sSHs ~ Sg:' sig:' jaSs.:
HxudH. Asst. clsrk. ?. . jsao.SkSyIsN
MINOR. GATLkX DRURF &. AtternsSs.
IN the SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Cosrt.NstIOSsI.' 'S.vinss sna Trust 1SSIss SSm.
OF 1sniamin SNYDER. deceased, plaintih.
Ss Esuiss hni Nm shap snSSsE e Ali
sssss n q: H IL. y. . e .ss s :sT:;
ion " hs pisssi is !: ssi: LIE lpOG S.J mS cf
SSF. STns' c.riuj Az lssE cTSsssS that t6s defend
Oliver Wye. Margaret Wootton CoIlIngs,
Sl.ssssth Dh:Ssss ESTsFS LSSiI Ss
Mafthsws. minors. cause their sppeSrancs
tissh day. sSciusivS q suadsys ana legal
ars. HgSlissticn hsrsci: ,othsrEiss: til.
Scout. 4 Preyided. copy hereof be pps-
Eeskc A., in ths Washirgsen Ley RssoEtsr and
JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice. (SeaI.l A
Clerk .Sy, dEoR6E a. WATTS. xsst. ciSrk.
S-~]1--.=-- --S~Ss----s==T.
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ron FEltTs-SEVlN.RooM o6dTAdE. FUR-
nished, with bath and gaTage, from June
7z until Sent. I. 1881; price, SITS. Write
Mrs. Q. w. RUDY or phone l2l-F-2, Brad
pREWREYe OCEAN SIDE OoTTA0Es
furnished, June "a to July II, $50 to S65
for the two weeks. Virgiina Beach, Va;
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COUNTRY ESTATES.

MARYLAND COLONIAL. POTOMAC RIVER
Estates-Write for illustrated booklet. TIL
MARYLAND REALTY INVESTMENT TRUST
BIdg. Phone Nat. 1864.
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UNIVERSITY PARK.
rooms and pantry. tiled bath with show
er. hardwood floors and trim. all windows
and doors are screened and weather
stripped. h.-w.h. oil burner, electric range,
ami. copper suffers and downspouts, two
car garage, shrubbery. flowers, fruit trees.
$1,000 los Shepherd I'd, 81
IN CHEVY CHASE
on a quiet street close to the Chevy Chase
Club. on a very large lot. about lis feet
burner. electric lights, OPEN fireplace; is in
fne condition and ready to move into: many
trees and shrubs. Price reduced to Si6.5oo.
Over week end. call Mr.. Dickson, Ga. 30O6.
LOUIS p. sHoEMAKER.
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FORECLOSURE
ROOMS. BATH. fIREPLAcEs dAk1GE: Tot
s0xl90:. WITT. ALL MODERN EMPRQVE-
ANQE LIKE RENTE ngAEpIATE QCcp.
PANCY. PHONE, WRITE u. =. SMITH. $50
WEST Sist ST. N. Y. 3. CHIcKERtNG
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COTTAGE, WASHINGTON GROVE. ND
Seven rooms, furnished, large porehes, ga
rage, electricity, telephone, running water.
Telephone Dist, 1928. 2fs
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ImSn9cti0m to Be Held

Major Robert Anderson, Womans
Relief Corps, No. A, will hold its
inspection Tuesday at FIT. Friendly,
512 North Illinois street. Mrs. Edna
Hodson is president.
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Toned square dances danced, if you
can get some one to call them. An
accordion makes an ideal music
for this.
The room where refreshments are
served should be hung with crepe
paper moss, have a tree or two in
the corner (made of pasteboarO,
plenty of spooky cats, owls and so
on.
And a gig spacious table for re-
freshments. These can be little
chicken hot pies, hot rolls, pickles
and coffee, or sandwiches, coffee,
doughnuts and cider, or anything
you want. But don't fall down on
the decorative effect of your re-
freshments!
Put pasteboard funny-face over
your chicken pie; you can cut one
to fit the little dishes. Paint faces
on your sandwiches.
Do this by smearing cream cheese
over brown bread and then make
eyes, nose, mouth Of olives, pimento,
nuts or whatever you need.
And do have fancy napkins, paper
plates and other party accessories.
For Halloween comes but once a
year, and this year it should be an
unusually gay partly
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Sneakers at
Butler Are
Announced

Special chapel programs are being
arranged for the next few weeks at
the Butler university College of Edu-
cation Assemblies are held at /.
and friends Of the college are in
vited to attend. The speakers and
their subjects are:
Tuesday-Henry NJ. Whistler "our
Neighbors." Thursdav-W. G. Ginrerv
principal of Washington high school STibse
Size Of the Universe Nov. l2-F b,
Wade Of the -Shortridge chemistry depart
W. Putnam vice-pTesident OF Butler uni
versity Schools Of Mexico" Dec. a.
G SS Jan. 12@Dr F s. c. VICES eSA "so 5ne
European Impressions,
Woman's council of Butler uni
versity entertained Thursday after
noon in the recreation room of Ar
thur Jordan building for eight
sophomore women holding the high
est scholastic averages in the fresh
man class last year. They were
Misses Ruth Apostle, Mary Franz
ceS DiggS, Mildred GraySon, Flor
ence Hinshaw, Marian Laut, Mary
Eleanor Parrett, Sarah Schwab,
and Lois Wray.
Mrs. Thor G. Wesenberg, chair
man of the woman's council, was
in charge. Members of Scarlet
Quill, senior women's honorary or
ganization, served.
Mrs. Corinne yelling spoke on
The Meaning of University" and
Miss Clara Laughlin, Chicago, a
writer, who is attending the librar-
ianS' convention here, spoke.
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Riddle Is
Entertained at
Bridge ShOqOeY

Mrs. Robert L. Hiner, 6435 Central
avenue, entertained on Thursday
night with bridge party and silver
shower in honor of Mrs. j. Charles
Riddle Jr., who was Miss Barbara
Pfeffer before her recent mar
riage.
White chrysanthemums and white
taperS were used in decorating the
home, and the tables at serving
time. Appointments were in Colonial
design. Guests included:
Mesdames Christian E. Pfefer, ]. C.
Riddle, Paul D. Frame, Ward B. Hiner,
Anna Showers, Robert Hansell, Harry
Davidson, Charles Davidson Jr., Helen
Brown, Glenn Duttenhaver, Harold Stan
ton, Misses Phyllis Nordstrom, June Stow
ers and Beryl Smith.
Mrs. Riddle will be honored at a
party to be given tonight by Mrs.
T. G.. Crawford.
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Wiley
to Speak
at Dinner

Indiana branch Of the National
Women's Party will give a dinner
at 7 tonight at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club in honor Of Mrs. Har-
vey, president of the national coun-
Gil; Miss Muna Lee, director Of ma
tional activities, and Miss Mabel
Van Dyke, president Of the Young
Women's Business and Professional
Council.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, state
chairman, will preside. Mrs. Thomas
R. Marshall will introduce Mrs.
Wiley. Work of the Woman'S Party
in removing discrimination against
women will be the theme of the
evening address. Mrs. Valentine
Winters of Dayton, Ohio state chair
man, will speak on the international
work Of the party.
The program will include a group
of Spanish songs by Mrs. Inez
Sampere.
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Jameson will be:
Mrs. Heref9 P,9 Duggsan, legislative chair.
Chairman; Dr.. Amelia Keller; Mesdames
Isaac Born, H. E. Barnard. D. M. Parry.
Frank Powell, Charles Harvey Bradley.
son. state, president Of the Indiana Wom-
ans Republican Club: John Kern. Caroline
yapsn G 6aTI G w5dd M TaylqF w.
NJ, E. Foley, NJ. 4. Ryan. James Gavin Gavin
Julia Landers, Lucy Elliott. Emma Nay,
state president of the Indiana Democratic
Women's, Club; Gertrude futile. Amy Os-
Members of the women's party
will be welcomed by Judge James
Deery, representing the city. Mrs.
Fenton Thompson is in charge OF
the arrangements for the dinner
and Mrs. Martin Hugg is in charge
of the decorations.
Among the special guests tonight
will be Mayor Reginald H. Sulli-
van, Hugh NICK. Langdon, William
Fortune and Frederick Van Mugs
Mrs. Jameson entertained with a
tea Thursday afternoon at her
street, honoring Mrs. Wiley, and
other guests here attending the
meeting.
Mrs. Ernest Bross and Mrs. Don
aid Jameson poured. The assist
ants were DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Bar
nard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton U. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur v. Brown, Mrs.
Dugan, Mrs. John Jameson, Mrs
Booth Harrington Jameson, Miss
Katherine Mallott Brown and
Charles K. Knapp, Boston.
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HOOSier Club
Decorated for
Masked Dance

Hoosier Athletic Club will enter
tain Saturday night with its annual
Halloween masquerade ball for
members and guests. The lobby
and ballroom at the clubhouse will
be decorated with Halloween colors
and emblems, autumn foliage and
will be lighted dimly with yellow
lights.
Music will be provided by Stiles
Collegians. Among those who have
made reservations are:
Mrs. E. A Lawson. Mrs. Theta K. BOYD.
Mrs. Edward Guth, Miss Naomi Fike.
Miss Clara Swango. Messrs Edward Scher-
er, Frank J. Weber. Eugene Dehnerm
Jack Lyons J. Edward Clemens. w. D
Ray. E. O. Winnings. Wilbur Watts, DR..
G.. F. Lawlor, Louis Fehrenbach, William
F.. Arnold John L. Nicholson. Harold
Young. Lewis Haynes. J. R. Mccormick,
Edward Hapstetter, Or. C. A Carter,
earle Bose. Elmer Wiebke. Glen Gaeke.
w. I. Ryan. Howard Muller. william
Smiley, o. F. Mccain. DR.. John Wytten-
bach. lie Roy Potter Robert Potter. Ross
E. Mitchell Van Y. Duncan. Frank x.
Kern, D. M. Haines Cecil r. Preble.
Joseph Jeferies Jr.. Otto Schoelkopf
Chester Bright, r. ]. owen. Thomas
Sheara. Otto Ross. R. H. Goodwin. and
Anthony Lange.
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ALPHA DELTA Pr TO
GIVE HOLIDAY FETE

Alpha Delta Pi sorority will hold
a masquerade party at tonight at
the chapter house, 545 Berkley road.
Bridge, bunco and dancing with old
fashioned Halloween games are on
the program.
Mrs. Harriet Eitel Wells and Mrs.
Warren Dawson wi be chaperons.
Miss Catherine Thurston, in charge
of arrangements, is being assisted
by Misses Elizabeth Bissell and Vir-
GINA White.
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Mrs. Ross Is
Paid Honor at
Bridge Party

Mrs. Harold Ross, who was Miss
Louise Moon before her recent mar
rage, was honored at a bridge
party and miscellaneous shower
Thursday night by Miss Helen Ar
yet, at her home, BIT Central ave-
nue..
Autumn flowers were used as dec
Grafton, with appointments cor
responding. The hostess was as
sisted by her sister, Mrs. Anna
Katherine Arzet. Other guests
were:
Misses Betty Moon. Hope Willicutts
Martha Metcalfe Vera Gray Hinshaw. Lucy
Jane Baker Lois Jackson. Jean Yates,
Agnes Ball Margaret Mclaughlin and Ar
line Repp. Lakewood. O.
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Kathleen Cain, Bride-Elect, to
Be Honored at Bridge Shower

the brides parents, DR.. and Mrs
John H. Cain, 4108 East Michigan
street. Miss Klafzinsky will be a
bridesmaid at the wedding.
Deep blue and apricot, The bridal
colorS, will be carried out in the
appointments and decorations. Au-
tumn flowers will center the tables
at serving time. The hostess will
be assisted by her mother, Mrs. H. S.
Klafzinsky. Guests will include:
Mesdames C. P. Burke. Ed Vincent. Fred
A. Whaley. Peter Schendel Robert Vollmer,
Ronald Props. Don McCasiin. Misses
Katherine Craig. Mary Finegan. Mildred
McGlinchey. Helen Brewer. Helen Reidy,
Ann Malonev. Genevieve Stetzel. Bea Mad
den and Sally Otterhach.
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MISS WHEATLEY is
GUEST AT SHOWER

Miss Katherine Wheatley, whose
marriage to Peter O'Connor will
take place Thanksgiving day at
Sacred Heart church, was honored
at a kitchen shower Thursday
night by Misses Alma and Esther
Wheatley, 1917 South Talbot street.
The bridal colors, green, coral and
blue, were carried out in the deco
ration and appointments. Guests
were:
Misses Helen Doerr. Kathleen and De-
garme Spear. Mathilda and Marie Casper,
Beatrice and Mayme Glennen, Ellen and
Mary O'Connor, Dorcas Morris. Margaret
and. Lucille. Field, Mary Fussner, Marie
Klefer. Ruth Kramer. Gertrude Reimer
and Wilma Patterson.
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w. G.. T. u. TO HEAR
CHIEF OF MISSION

The Rev. H. E. Eberhardt, SUI
perintendent of Wheeler Rescue
Mission, will be the principal
speaker at the meeting of Meridian
w. c. T. U. at 1920 Wednesday
morning, Nov. 4, at the home of
Mrs. w. G. Borcherding, 5265 Wash
ington boulevard. Wheeler Mis-
sion's bundle day will be observed.
Mrs. Eberhardt will lead devo-
tions. Mrs. Lewis E. York will have
charge of the musical program, and
Mrs, T. P. Templeton will preside.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
IS HELD BY CIRCLE

Young Ladies' Fidelity Circle of
Holy Cross church entertained with
a Halloween masquerade party
Thursday night at the hall, Orien-
tai and Ohio streets. Prizes for the
best costumes were won by Misses
Margaret Corcoran and Fern Jones.
Table decorations and appointments
were in keeping with the season.
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CLUB ENTERTAINED
BY MRS. WAMSLEY

Mrs. Clarence Wamsley enter
tanned members of the Semper Fl
delis Club with a luncheon bridge
Thursday at her home, near Sunny
side Sanitarium. Members present
were:
Mesdames Edward Ten Eyck. Merwin
Heller. Harold Worden. John Adamson.
Earl r. Garrett. James Kelly. Russell
Duke. Jack spratt. Cecil Yeackey, and
one guest. Mrs. Fred Mcqueen.
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Miss Elvera Klafzinsky, % North
Gladstone avenue, will entertain at
her home tonight with a bridge
party and personal shower in honor
of Miss Kathleen Cain, whose mar
riage to Albert w. Bloemker will
take place Tuesday at the home of
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
GIVEN AT CHURCH

Woman's Bible class of the Third
Christian church entertained Thurs
day night with a Halloween party
at the church. Decorations and
appointments were in keeping with
the season. The program included
banjo numbers by James Highley
and Paul James, and readings by
Miss Gwendolyn Schort. Miss Mil
dred Troutman was the accompa-
mist. Fortunes were told by Mrs.
Clarence Coffman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-30
MISS SULLIVAN IS
GUEST AT BRIDGE

Miss Helen Preston entertained
Wednesday night at her home. 261
North Rural street, with a bridge
and bunco party in honor of her
cousin, Miss Margaret Sullivan, who
will be married Nov. II to John P.
Shaughnessy. Miss Sullivan is the
daughter of James j. Sullivan, $40
Harrison street.
Autumn flowers decorated the
home, and appointments were in
bridal design. Forty guests were
present.