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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-12
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A. Perry
entertained with a weekend party
at their home at MaXinkuckee, and
with their guests attended the Pur-
due-Illinois football game at La
fayette.
Among guests from Indianapolis
registered at the Greater Hotel Glib
son, Cincinnati, during the last
week were: Benjamin H. Beard, F..
r. Deal, Georgia Fitzgibbons, Her
bert Fulenwider, Bert Phillips, H.
H. Arnholter, E. J. Nurchfield, Mar
garet Curry, M. M. Darling, Rose
Davis, Mr. and Mrs G. A. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lakey, David
r. Lindner, P. c. Soehner, Joseph
w. Warner, K. A. Wildason, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Worden, L E. zeigler, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Cain, r N. Huffman,
Art B. Raitano, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Smuchk, H. S. Cole, Carl Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. Speaker, F. H. Thompson,
Charles Walker, Edward S. Abra-
hams, S. c. Brown, w. S. Deming,
E. B. Ezell, j. H. Gallagher, R. A.
Secrest, J. w. Spain. w. j. Blackley
and daughter, w. NJ De Witt, Carl
Kelley, A. L. PETERSON, William S.
Richhardt, K. A. Wildason.
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Home for Aged Women who other
wise would be forced to go to the
county inflrmary. Welfare work also
is done outside the home, among
aged women, to whom they contrib
ute rent money, food and clothing.
Luncheon decorations carried out
the club colors of the organization,
lavender and old lace. The officers
table was centered with white and
lavender aSters. Mrs. Claude T
Hoover, president, presided.
Assisting hoSteSSes we're Mesdames
w. R. Hatton. chairman; Hodge
Worsham, Ray Holcomb, E. E. Mar
tin and A. c. Earring.
An entertainment will be held
Wednesday at the Home for Aged
Women, with the following COM
mittee in charge: Mesdames w. S.
Mitchell, chairman; o. A. Farthing
E. H. Habig, Roy c. Gault and John
Hawekotte.
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ceremony at the home of the brides
parents, 119 West Twenty-seventh
street.
The Rev. Lewis Brown, rector of
st. Paul's Episcopal church, officiat-
ed, in the presence of the imme-
date families.
An altar was arranged before a
long window. from palms and ferns,
lighted with cathedral candles. Miss
Victoria Montani, harpist, played.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore an empire
gown Of linen lace, a veil of Ouch
esse lace, and carried shower OF
lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Hiner
were the attendants. Mrs. Hiner
wore African brown crepe. with
matching accessories, and carried
bronze chrySanthemums.
A reception followed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle have
left on motor trip to Canada. the
bride wearing dress of brown faiIIe
with matching accessories. and
jacket of lapin. They will be at
home after Nov. at % West
Twenty-eighth street, apartment l.
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CUic Theater
VIII Open VIII
Let Us Be GAY

AS a sort of keynote to the sea-
sons program, the Civic theater's
opening production will be Rachel
Crother'S Let Us Be Gay" which
will be presented next Saturday.
continuing through the following
Saturday, Oct. "a, at the Play
house.
Mrs. Kurt Panther, a favorite OF
Civic theater patrons, will play the
role OF Kittie Brown. the young
vile, and opposite her, Albert DelusA
as her husband, Bob.
Judith Lowry will play the COM
cay role, Mrs. Boucicault. created
by Charlotte Granville in the orig
lnal New York production. Other
members of the cast are Miss Lois
Graham. Philip White, George Leh-
man, Miss Mary Louise Minnjck
Walter Jackson, George Bineer.
Richard Bixby, Carl Ratcliff and
MISS Vera Ellen Cox.
Settings we're designed by Robert
Clark Hollingsworth in collaboration
with Hale MacKeen, director
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Sorority Holds
Initiation Rites
for II Goods

Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
held formal initiation services for
fourteen girls at the Butler univer-
Sity chapter house Friday afternoon,
followed by banquet, in charge of
Miss Margaret Stilz, chairman, as
sisted by MeSdames Harold Gauker,
Bruce Savage, Misses Joan johnson,
Virginia Balweg and Dorothy Pier
son. New members are:
Misses Margaret Lewis. Katherine
Fitchey. Mary Elizabeth Search Mary
Stierwalt. Delight Morrison. Mary Eliza
beth Dodds. Betty Jean BALI. Frances
Louise Kalleen, Marjorie Watkins and
Charlotte Bruce, Indianapolis; Johanne
Perrin. Thornton; Elizabeth Romach,
Sharpesville, and Jacauelyn Mckee,
Palmyra N. J.
Miss Dorothy Gandall was toast
mistress, and responses were made
by Miss Myla Smith, senior; Miss
Jane Williston, junior, and Miss
Watkins, initiate.
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Leaders of
Girl Scouts
in Buffalo

Seventeenth annual convention Of
Girl Scouts will open Tuesday with
headquarters at the Statler in Buf-
falo, N. Y. indianapolis council will
be represented by Miss Jean Adam
son, local director; Mrs. Charles E.
Cole. commissioner, and Mrs. Fred
Gardner, council member.
Mrs. Frederick Edey, rational
president. Will respond to Mrs. Con-
dar E. Wettlaufer's address of well
come on behalf of the Buffalo group,
and the convention, which is the an
nual business meeting of the Girl
Scout National Council, will begin
its formal sessions.
Among speakers will be Dame
Katherine Furse, director of the
Worlds Bureau of Girl Scouts and
Girl Guides, from England, and
Mrs. H. D. Warren, commissioner Of
Girl Guides of Canada.
DR.. Marion Edwards Park. presi-
dent of Bryn Mawr college, and
Mrs. Sidonie MatSner Gutenberg.
national director of Child Study
Association of America, also will
speak.
A session devoted to the national
Interpretation of Girl Scouting will
be held Wednesday by Mrs. Arthur
Osgood Choate of New York City.
and Thursday will be devoted to
camp discussion, led by Mrs. WAL
ter N. RothSchild, also of New York.
officers will be elected Friday morn
ing and announced at the annual
banquet that night
During the fortnight preceding
the convention Brownies and lead
ers' training coures covering all
phases of camp management, cere-
monies, games, requirements, han
dicraftS. health and nature. have
been held at Camp Seven Hills. Pro-
lection, N. Y, with Mrs. Edey az
camp chief and Miss Josephine
Schain, national director, in charge.
Instructors were members of the
national field and personnel STATS.
Local directors conference was
held Oct. SIP, and a counsel mem
bers' round table lasting three DAYS
was concluded today.
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with Mrs. Arthur Dixon as assist
ant hostess. Luncheon will precede
the business meeting.
Mrs. Ross Ludlow, charter men,
Der of the Gamma chapter, De
Paw university, will tell of the
founding of that chapter. Each
member will contribute birthday
pennies. This is the fifty-ninth an
niversary of the founding of Alpha
Phi.
Mrs. Raymond Gill, president, viii
preside. Reports will be made BY
Mrs. James Ruddell, program chair
man; Mrs. Ray Northway, chair
man of the annual bridge tourna-
ment; Mrs. Dixon, treasurer; Mrs
Ray D. Grimes, secretary; Mrs. Mol
quarterly correspondent, and Miss
Martha Crawford, Pan Hellenic rep
reSentative.
Two new members, Mrs. William
Humphreys and Miss Jane Baltz
will be introduced.
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Card Parties

Fidelity Review No. 140, w. B. A..
will serve a chicken dinner Wednes-
day noon at 800 East New York
street, followed by a card party at
2:15, for which Mrs. Hannah Hiatt
Is chairman, assisted by Mesdames
Annie Derry and Nettie Lott. Din
ner committee is:
Mesdames Josephine Colbion. Marv Nc
Gary, Jane Gray, Title Leihr: table COM
mittee, Mesdames Lucille Johnston Ethel
Relsslnger. Laura Ashton. Maree Dreder
Lucia Burgee. Maize Hsnev and Man,s
Lott; Guest committee. Mesdames Alice
Wlttsnlre, Lena Woods, Mary Gresh. Ella
Morgan Luella Singer. Mildred Parson.
Emma thompson Mary jackson, Lulu
Hendrice and Bertha Mcdonald
Mrs. Ed Dux is general chairman
Tor card parties to be given at 8
each Sunday night at Holy Name
nail In Beech Grove for the benefit
of the church. There will be a card
party at her home, ia North Tenth
avenue, at 8 Wednesday, and a Hal
loween dance Oct. % at Beech
Grove town hall.
Capital city circle, No. 176, Pro-
tected Home Circle, will give a
dance, card and bunco party at g
Friday night in the Modern Wood
man hall, 322 East New York street.
Camp l, Patriotic Order of Amer
lea, will give a euchre and bunco
party at 8 Tuesday night at Clark's
hall, Twenty-ffth and Station
streets, for the benefit of the P. o.
Of A. orphanage. Mrs. Grover D
Slider will be in charge.
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MRS. BALDWIN IS
LUNCHEON GUEST

Mrs. Arthur Sundling and Mrs.
E. L. st. Clair entertained Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Sundling, 1892
lockwood avenue, with a luncheon
bridge, honoring Mrs. Harry Bald
win. Autumn flowers were ar
ranged about the home, and deco
rated the luncheon tables.
Other guests were Mesdames Bert
McCammon, Kathleen Hoffa, F. H.
st. Clair, Richard Rapenguth, Miss
Ellen Walsh and Miss Nellie Walsh.
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There is immense satifaction hav-
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A ~'-~o~ worsted print made the
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Style No. $50 comes in sizes IS,
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Size IS requires 81 yards 39-
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ing.
Our fall and winter Fashion
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Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern IS cents in
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-12
PdtrOneSS Club
to Hold Years
First Meeting

Mrs. Dan w. Flickinger 512s
North Pennsylvania street, will be
hostess for the opening meeting of
the Patroness club OF Mu Phi Epsi-
ion Wednesday. Presidents day will
De observed. Mrs. Frederick E. Dau-
ner, pianist, guest of honor win
play In trio with her daughters
Misses Louise and Helen Dauner
violiniSt and cellist, respectively
Mrs. Paul Seehausen will sing ac-
companled by Mrs. Harriet Burch
Assistant hostesses will be Mes.
Games Edward Taggart, r. V. Fleip
norman Schneider, Frank Horuff
Edward w. Harris and Herbert
Barnes. Mrs. Harvey Martin will
give short talk. W."
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Guild to Hear
Talk GUen BY
National Head

Mrs. Reba Barrett Smith, ma
tional president of Needlework
Guild of America, will speak Friday
at the luncheon Of the Indianapolis
branch at the indianapolis Athletic
Club, as a part of national pub
licity week of the organization to
be observed Oct. IL to II.
Mrs. Smith is the daughter of DR..
Kate waller Barrett. whom she sue
ceeded in National Florence Critten-
ton Home, of which she now is gen.
eral superintendent.
She also is regent of the Kate
Waller Barrett chapter, D. A. r.;
state chairman of national defense
OF American Legion Auxiliary and
vice-preSident of the League of
Women Voters of Virginia.
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MISSES LANTAU TO
FETE SORORITY

Misses Anne and Marian Lantau
will be hoStesses tonight for the sec
ond of a series of rush parties given
by Alpha chapter, Theta Chi Omega
sorority. A color scheme of orchid
and silver will be carried out.
Guests will be:
Mesdames Eleanor Clements. Ray David
son, oscar Davidson, Beatrice Burris
Misses Dorothy Burl Sarah Kimherlin,
Betty Heller, Isabel Boggs. Pauline Hearn,
Mary Golden and Helen Louise Barnett
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NEW HEADS NAMED
BY KAPPA SIGMAS

New officers Of the Kappa Sigma
I'm sorority. elected Friday night at
me nome OF Mrs. u. w. Maoinpcr
Silver Hills, are: = :
Misses Marie Parker. president. s.
Walker, vice-president; Patricia M T.a'
Tor. recording secretary: Marv Etory..
corresponding secretary; Agnes BIssen.
gym treasurer; Thelma Riebs. sergeant.
alarms; Emma Purdy. historian; Eunics
Jones' publicly chairman, and Winnie Ellis.
chaplain.
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Julian RaLStOn,
Son of Former
Governor, WedS

Marriage of Miss Katherine Bubel.
daughter of Mrs. Eva Somers Blu
bel Michigan City, to Julian c.
Ralston, took place at IL Saturday
at Second Presbyterian church with
the Rev. Jean S. Miner officiating.
Mr.. Ralston is the son OF Mrs.
Samuel M. Ralston and the late
Senator Ralston, formerly Governor
of Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston
will make their home at Hoosier
Home, the RalSton country home
northwest of Indianapolis, after a
honeymoon in Miami, Fla. 4
The bride wore her travelling suit
OF black and white tweed, with black
and white accessories. There were
no attendants and only members
of the immediate family and few
friends witnessed the ceremony.
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MRS. HENRY TO BE
ALUMNAE HOSTESS

indianapolis Alumnae Association
Of Kappa Delta sorority will hold
it's October meeting at 7:30 to-
night at the home Of Mrs. Rus
sell Henry, 5623 Guilford avenue.
Assisting hostesses will be Misses
Ruby Hamilton and Olive Hoffman.
Reception services will be held for
new members coming into the asso-
citation and a social hour will con-
clude the meeting.
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Mrs. DIN Hatton Is Hostess
for Welfare Club Meeting

Members of the Welfare club were
entertained today at luncheon at
the country home Of Mrs. DIN Hat
ton, former president of the or
ganization, at Fortville
Mrs. j. E. Berry, chairman of the
ways and means committee. an
nounced that the annual benefit
card party will be held Oct. % at
the Marott. Proceeds will be used to
assist aged women to enter the
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Betty Barclay, Bride-Elect,
to Be HOnOred at Shower

Miss Betty Barclay, whose mar
riage to DR.. Marvin Cochrane will
take place Oct. II, will be honored
at bridge party and personal show
er to be given tonight by Miss
Leila Belle Shipman, 3428 Salem
street. The bridal colors, pink and
blue, will predominant in the deco
rations and appointments. The gifts
will be presented in a pink and blue
lowered hat box.
The hostess will be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Harry Shipman.
Other guests will be:
Mesdames John Barclay. mother of the
bride-elect. Harold Barclay Misses Gather
inc Calwell, Luucile Wood. Martha Lou
Akers Virginia Hampton. Martha Cline
hens and Dorothy Lambert
Miss Barclay was honored at a
tea given Sunday afternoon by Mrs.
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Harold Barclay, at the home of her
mother, Mrs. NJ I. Miller, GAL High
land drive. Pink roses and blue
delphinium centered the tea table,
which was lighted with pink tap
ers. Baskets of the flowers were
arranged about the house. The
hostess was assisted by her mother,
and Mrs. j. W. Miller, Mrs. Edward
Davis, Miss Martha Lou Akers and
Miss Dorothy Patterson.
In the receiving line, with the
bride-elect and her hostess, were
her mother, Mrs. j. G. Barclay of
Chicago, and Mrs. R. S. Cochrane,
mother of the bridegroom elect.
Other parties this week for Miss
Barclay will be that to be given
Tuesday night by Mrs. Robert Hor-
mel and Thursday night by Miss
Lucille Wood.
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MUSICALE WILL BE
GIVEN BY SORORITY

Martha Hawkins Society Of the
First Baptist church will present a
musicale wednesday night at the
home of Mrs. Paul A. Bessire, 4224
washington boulevard. Mrs. H. H.
Bacon is general chairman, assisted
by Mesdames w. L. Brant, WOODS
Caperton, Glen Friermood and E. 0.
Noggle.
The program will include num-
bers by the Bauman trio, composed
of Misses Virginia Leyenberger, cell
list: Gertrude Free, pianist, and
Georgia Baumann, violinist. The
Crinoline Singers will sing. The
group is composed of MeSdameS
James G. Lowry, Mildred Moore
Gladys Blake and Glenn Friermood
with the latter as accompanist. Miss
Baumann will play violin obligate
10 the Crinoline Singers.
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Tourney Ends Season

south Grove Women's Golf Club
closed its season Saturday with al
eirhteen-hole tournament. Mis-:
Thea Miller had low score with the
next seven as follows: Mrs. Bon
ME Stout, Mrs. Russell Stonehouse
Mrs. George Waner, Mrs. Portia
Moore. Mrs. Frank Payne, Mrs
Doris Donaldson and Mrs. Vera
BirSchf1eld.
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INITIATION HELD BY
LAMBDA GAMMAS

Lambda Gamma Club held for
NAL candlelight initiation at $50
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Miss Suzanne Gardner, 1926 North
Illinois street, for Misses Georgia
Bing, Mary E. Breeding and jeanne
Moore.
Each initiate was presented with
a corSage of tea roses and del
phinium.
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Mrs. Earle Hostess

st. Margaret's Hospital Guild
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. L. H. Earle, ITO East
Seventy-flrst street. Bundle dav
will be observed. all members
bringing bundles Of food and cloth
ing for the charity work of the
guild.
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Delegates to Be Named

Marion county chapter, American
War Mothers, will meet at 1880
Tuesday at the Fletcher American
Bank building to elect delegates to
the state convention to be held here
Nov. Is and 10. Mrs. John Hutch
back, first vice-president, will pre-
side in the absence of Mrs. E. May
Hahn, president.
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PIedqe Rites Slated

Pledge services for Miss Ann
Kaltwafser will be held tonight by
the Pi Sigma Tau sorority, at the
home of Miss Mary Frances Smith,
1888 Brookside drive. Plans are be-
ing made for party to be held
this month, with Misses Phyllis
Thorpe, Grace Danner and Mar
garet Bridge in charge.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
WILL HOLD FROLIC

Heath Memorial Epworth League
is making plans for wiener roast
to be held Wednesday at Dearborn
park, the first outdoor event given
this year by the organization. 1t is
not restricted to members of the
league.
The committee in charge is head
ed by Maurice Clearwater, assisted
by Miss Mabel Clements, Cleon Dod-
drill, Clifford McNalley, Herschel
Lewis, Miss Lucille Perry. Basil
Fischer, Miss Virginia Clifton and
Miss Alberta Conner.
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Democrats to Gather

Woman's Eight Ward Democratic
Club will be entertained at on
Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Anthony Englehart, 1895 Cen
trail avenue. Mrs. Addie Groves
will be assistant hostess. Mrs.
Louise Mutter will be in charge of
the program.
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Barbara Pfeffer Is Married
to John Charles Riddle

Marriage Of Miss Barbara Pfefer
daughter of M. and Mrs. Christian
E. Pfeffer, to John Charles Riddle,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Riddle,
1909 Broadway. took place at 3 Sat-
urday afternoon in a candlelight
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MRS. BERTERMANN
TO ENTERTAIN CLUB

Mrs. Irwin Bertermann, 1881
Washington boulevard, will enter
tain the Beta Theta Pi Mothers
club of Indiana university in its first
meeting Thursday.
Mrs. Bertermann, who is presi-
dent, will be assisted by the other
officers, Mrs. George Swain, Hart
ford City, president. and Mrs.
NJ. M. Dunbar. secretary treasurer.
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Luncheon to Be Held

Francis Review chapter No. 8,
w. B. A., will have covered dish
luncheon Tuesday at the. home of
Mrs. Mayme Segars. 1853 West
Thirty third street. The president,
Mrs Matte Kimbler, will assist the
hostess.
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RUTH PYLES WEBS
ROSS STACKHOUSE

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Pyles, 1904
North Illinois street, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Pyles, to Ross Stackhouse, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Stack
house. 1910 North Warman avenue.
The wedding took place Oct. 4
at Elnora, Ind, at the home of the
bridegroom'S uncle, the Rev. Will
liam A. Ross, who oficiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Stackhouse are at home
at 20 East Twenty-second street.
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Before her marriage Sept. % in
Danville, ILL.,, Mrs. John M. Van
Arsdell was Miss Vivian Marshall,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Marshall. 1890 East Ohio street.
Mr. Van Arsdell is a senior in
the University of Illinois and
member of Theta Delta Chi fra
ternity. He is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Marion Van Arsdell, 1919
North Beyille avenue.
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Alpha Phi Alumnae Circle
to Observe Founders Day

Founders day will be celebrated
by the Alpha Phi Alumnae Circle at
the first business meeting of the fall
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Wood Mol, 5307 Carrollton avenue,
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Card Party for Charity

Phi Gamma Chi sorority will hold
its annual benefit card party at 8
wednesday at the Woman's Depart
ment Club house.
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Bridge Section to Meet
Bridge section of Delta Zeta
Mothers Club will meet at the But
Ter university chapter house, 706
West Forty-third street, at 2
TUESDAY.
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If you want free information
on smart color schemes for
bathrooms, write Amos Parrish.
care of The Times, inclosing
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-04-10
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 HOLDS TWO MEETINGS

The quarterly public meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held at the Bills Club last Sat- urday evening, with the president, Dr. Seruby in the chair.
 A discussion of the unemployment situation here terminated when a motion by c. P Kirtland, seconded by Geo. R. Hatton prevailed that a list of all available skilled labor in town be sent to Geo. Bottler, of Spokane. successful bidder for the general contract for building the new schoolhouse. The Chamber will book the men and send MT. Bottler the list so that he may know what labor will be available locally for his needs.
 The Zeigler Memorial now be- fore the Legislature. was next pre- sented for discussion. The me morial asks Congress to amend the Alaska fisheries law so as to per init the Legislature to prescribe and define apparatus and methods of taking salmon. On motion by c. P. Kirtland seconded by Carl Arola. the Chamber voted to endorse the memorial.
 After a general discussion on the facilities of the local Cold Storage a motion prevailed that the chair committee of three con- sisting of the president, Dr. R. N. Scruby, L. M. Campbell and Al Cramer, to take up enlargement possibilities with the Cold Storage directors.
 On a motion by J. G. Grant, seconded by Neil Grant, the secre- tary was instructed to write Sen- ator Charles Benjamin, asking his help in securing the services from the Territory of hunters to be placed on the Stikine river flats, to exterminate the hair seals which prey on the salmon runs.
 Mondays Luncheon
 After routine business had been disposed of by the Chamber of Commerce at the regular Monday