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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-08
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Lose Appeal
BY ROSETTE HARGROVE
NEA Service Writer

PARIS, Dec. 8.-After a very
short-lived vogue, hostess pajamas
have faded out of Fashions scheme
definitely and the leading couturiers
of Paris have heaved a sigh Of relief.
Style creators had seen themselves
almost forced to include several of
these, to them nondescript,
garments to meet the insistent de-
mand of their clientes.
They did so with the fervent hope
that their overwhelming popularity
would make the innately elegant
woman abandon them almost as
soon as they appeared. And their
hope was realized.
Beautiful, dignif1ed, essentially
feminine and far more becoming
hostess gowns have replaced
pajamas,, relegated to the intimacy
of the dressing room. Trousers
probably will be seen for one or two
more seasons on the beach, but
even there one can see unmistakable
signs of women firing of their
ubiquity.
Achieve individuality
It was Louiseboulange who,
faithful to her reputation of oppor-
tune creative genius, started show
ing few studio gowns, as she called
them, when pajamas were all the
rage.
She combined beautifully shaded
silks and tulle and every creation
boosted OF a train, and flowing
sleeve draperies. These gowns were
Immediately adopted by women who
realized how attractive they were
and how much more individual they
| could be made.
Jean-CharleS Worth, who de-
signed the trousseaux for most of
the European princeSSes long before
the war, also is past master in
the creation of these beautiful rest
gowns, or whatever they may be
called today.
In the present Worth collection
there are number of these crea-
lions, varying from the studied SIM
plicity of line of the Grecian robe
to the sophisticated combining of
lame and cleaning satin.
Among the outstanding models is
one of madonna blue crepe with in
tricate bodice and one-sided sleeve
drapery which is completed by a
deep red velvet ribbon sash which
trails down the side of the hem. The
neck and one armhole are finished
off by hand crocheting, also in the
red.
Sleeveless Model Interesting
Another hostess gown has a tight
ly pleated pale pink satin slip. over
which is placed a sleeveless dress
of striped black net and loose
Jacket. The hem of the skirt touches
the ground, is finished off with
tulle ruffle.
Still another attractive model is
made of gold lame shot with pale
pink and pink satin. The skirt has
an amusing pouf at the back caught
up to slow thu accordion pleated
underskirt.
A black satin ribbon belt, with
pink flowers hand embroidered
supplies the color contrast. The
gown is sleeveless and is completed
by an equally sleeveless jacket of
pink satin.
Molyneux combines lace and
cleaning satin most effectively in
a rest gown of a delicate pale blue.
A deep circular volant of the lace
forms almost one-half of the skirt
part and is ankle length in front,
but finishes off into a slight train
at the b. :, as dc most of these
creations.
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Sorority to GiUe Bridge
Gamma chapter, Sigma Delta
Sigma sorority, will hold benefit
bridge party at the Antlers at 8 to-
night.
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WAN NERS
%NAORALS
RN1ANE JORDAN

A LII readers are urged to send in
L n any personal experience that
may be helpful to those who write
for advice. Inclose stamp if a per-
sonal letter is requested.
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Group to Gather

Chi Tau Alpha sorority will meet
Wednesday night at the home of
Miss Mary A. Qualters, 407 North
Rural street.
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Had Hard Red PimpIes. Ashamed
to Be Seen. CutiCura Healed.

"Nfy shoulders back were pmples They
were hard and red and later became and and festere
would bleed.
ashamed be because they looked badly and lost sleep
night My clothing aggravated them.
81 used number of other
began using Cucua Soap and three weeks
began to results and month completely
healed Signed Miss Regina Kuczews R. g. Box 26 Detroit Mich
Sep &c Ointment p and soc Tau Sample each free
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Poor of Marion, Morgan and
Hendricks Counties
Will Be Aided.

Elective chiefs of Eleventh dis
trict Red Men will distribute Christ
mas baskets to members in Marion,
Hendricks and Morgan counties.
Distribution will begin next week.
Knights of Member have con-
tributed, through their officers, 500
to be used in aiding district mem
bers of the order.
Christmas activities Of Indiana
Red Men this week include two en-
tertainments to be given Thursday
night.
Waukesha tribe of Spencer will
hold public meeting and enter
tainment at which w. Irwin Pryor,
great sachem, will deliver the
principal address. Special features
are being provided for orphans be-
ing cared for by the tribe. Great
Prophet Russell Evans, a member
of Waukesha tribe, also will take
part in the program.
Annual Christmas entertainment
will be given at Muncie Thursday
night by Indiana tribe, No. l, Of
which Arch Hobbs, great chief of
records, is member.
A program of music and enter
tainment for members and orphans
in their care will close with a talk
by Hobbs. Councils taking part in
preparations are Ionic, Seneca and
Washtella. Ladies of the councils
will serve refreshments.
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MASONIC HEADS
TO TAKE POSTS
Calvin w. Prather Lodge
VIII Install.

George H. Drechsel Jr. will be in
stalled as worshipful master of CAL
vim w. Prather lodge No. TIT, F. g.
A. M, Saturday night at Prather
Masonic temple, Forty-second street
and College avenue.
Other officers to take stations
are:
Joseph w. Kaercher, senior war
den; Scott Mccoy, junior warden;
Albert S. Johnson, treasurer; Clar-
ence S. Armstrong, secretary; Cal
vim j. Clymer, senior deacon: John
S. Buck, junior deacon; A. F. Thorn
as, senior steward; Fred j. Men
ninger, junior steward; the Rev
Thomas r. White, chaplain, ano
Harry w. Boetcher, tyler. Retir-
ing worshipful master is Pierce E.
Cummings.
Past masters of Prather lodge will
assist in the installation. Entertain
ment will consist of numbers by
the Acacia quartet, songs by Mrs.
E. E. Van OSdol, who will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Henry HoSS, and
selections by Clarence Carson, or
ganiSt.
Ceremonies of installation will be
followed by a dance and entertain
ment in the ballroom under direc-
ton of David G. Pyke, newly ap-
pointed entertainment committee
chairman, assisted by c. Roltaire
Eggleston, Fred v. Ferree, Henry
D. Skies, w. Kenneth Shirley,
Edward Albright, Paul Steele and
Carl Winter.
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CAPITAL CITY
PYTHIAN LODGE
TO CELEBRATE
Golden Anniversary Will Be
Observed Tonight in
Castle Hall.

Five hundred members of knights
of Pythias, their families and
friends, are expected to attend the
golden anniversary jubilee of Capt.
tai City lodge, No. 81, tonight in
Castle hall, $50 East Ohio street.
Opening with a march, Hail to
the K. of P" played by the junior
Y. M. c. A, the program will in
clude recitations, instrumental solos
and vocal numbers. William H.
Remy will be the principal speaker.
Invocation will be pronounced by
the Rev. j. C. Moore, pastor of
Capital Avenue M. E. church. The
benediction will be offered by the
Rev. w. H. Kendall of Memorial
Presbyterian church.
Taking part in the program will
be Frederick Smith, Albert and Ar
thur Milhouse, Rose E. Gray, Mar
garet Stout, Edna Mae Hicks, Cath
crime Alice Lydy, Gretchen Stout,
Mildred Troutman, Mary E. Miller,
Juanita King and Esther Eagar.
Leslie G. Troutman is director of
the orchestra.
Distinguished guests will include
Judge Charles Reny, Harry Wade,
Merrill Wilson, Thomas Neal, Elmer
Bassett of Shelbyville, Samuel
Trabue, Rushville; Dolph Farr,
Edinburg; N. j. Lane. Darlington,
and Charles 10y of Swayzee, SUI
preme representative. Other grand
lodge officers and past supreme rep
resentativeS have been invited.
John Long, chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements, is assisted
by Harry South, w. K. Stineman,
G. Whitton and Raymond F. Whit
ton.
Officers ELECT to take office Jan.
4, are: j. H. Bowers, chancellor
commander; w. r. Tucker, vice
chancellor commander; Carl Down
ard, prelate; E. P. McWhinney; c.
A. Whitton, keeper of records and
seal; Harry South, master of finance;
George M. Cotton, master of
eXchequer; Ray Whitton, master at
arms; o. G.. Allison, inner guard,
and William j. Hicks, outer guard.
John Long is installing officer. w.
K. Stineman was elected trustee;
Fred Martin is the new organist.
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PRIZE TEAM TO
PRESENT RITUAL
State Officers to Attend
Eagle Session Tonight.

National prize winning drill team
and officers staff of Kokomo Eagles
aerie will exemplify the ritual to-
night at a Seventh district init
alton in the Indianapolis aerie hall
at 40 West Vermont street.
Joseph Humbert, past state presi-
dent, is head of the officers staff;
the drill team is directed by
Charles Stewart, state chaplain.
Other state officers attending the
meeting will include Ernest E. Cloe
of Noblesville, secretary, and Will
bur H. Miller, Indianapolis, inside
guard. A program of entertainment
and refreshments will follow the
initiation.
Aeries comprising the district, in
addition to the local aerie, are at
Shelbyville, Martinsville, Noblesville
and Greenfield.
Committees arranging the pro-
gram for the evening were directed
by President Robert G.. A1nick and
Fred j. Snyder, chairman of the
board of trustees; Ernest A. Fuerst
and D. R. Sturgeon, comprising the
ways and means committee.
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MASONS TO INITIATE
Broad Ripple Lodge Will
Have Busy PROGRAM.

Degree work, a good-felIowship
banquet, and installation of officers
for 1882, all scheduled for Thurs
day, will wind up this years &C
tivities of Broad Ripple lodge, No.
CAB, F.. & A. M.
Fellowcraft degree will be con-
ferred Thursday afternoon at 4 in
the Broad Ripple Masonic temple.
David Clark, present worshipful
master, will preside at banquet to
be held at $50. At 8 o'clock, Clark
will give the emblems of his office
to Charles Van Meter, who will
serve as master during the new year.
Other officers to be installed are:
Morris Conley, senior warden;
Alexander West Jr., junior warden;
Fred Brown, treasurer; Floyd
Wright, secretary, and David Clark,
trustee.
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CALL 0, E. S. SESSION
Friends Night Observance
Slated Wednesday.

Friends night will be abserved
Wednesday by Corinthian chapter,
No. 456, Order of Eastern Star, at
Masonic temple, 2515 West Wash
ington street. officers from each
chapter in Indianapolis have been
selected as follows:
Mesdames Nola McDermitt worthy
matron; Margaret Westenbarger, associate
matron; Anna O'Dell, secretary; Rose Gill
pin. treasurer; Iva Lawson, conductress;
feona .Byrkett. chaplain; Nellie Stafford.
marshal: Virginia Russell. organist: 1lene
Hagen. Adah: Mildred Smith, Ruth; Lin
ME Burns Esther; Martha Jane Hess,
Martha; Mathe Adams. Electa; Reba Bush,
warder; Dorothy Bartholomew, soloist;
Herbert Menhennet. worthy patron; Har-
vey Morris, associate patron; Jacob G.
Layton. sentinel. Mrs. Georgia Manville
is worthy matron of the chapter.
Auxiliary officers of Corinthian
chapter, Mrs. Ennis Suesz, president,
and Mrs. Maude Case and Mrs.
Emma Lewis will have charge of a
benefit card party Monday night,
Dec. 81, at in Corinthian Masonic
temple, ISIS West Washington
street.
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Featuring the entertainment at a
Christmas party Friday night for
members and friends of Capital City
camp, No. 8743, Modern Woodmen
of America, will be dancing num-
bers by Betty June Miller, student
of the Louise Powell dancing school.
The benefit party will be held at
Woodmen hall, 1925 Prospect street,
beginning at Friday night. Dona-
tions of canned foods received will
be distributed to the needy.
"The Christmas Message" a play
let, and two one-act comedies will
be presented. Committee arranging
the party consists of Fred Blye,
chairman; Ellis Vester, and Henry
Bohanon.
Newly elected officers of the camp
are Ellis Dunn, consul; Charles
Cruckett, advisor; Frank Gruber,
banker; Grant Hawkins, clerk;
Pertle Gam, escort; Give Crom-
well, Waterman; William mccarthy,
sentry, and George Clements, trus-
tee. Jesse AIillner is past consul.
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NATIONAL CHIEF
TO Be HERE AS
$50 join MOOSE
ZihIman to Be Honored
Guest at City Lodges
Initiation Rites.

In honor Of the supreme dictator
of the Loyal Order Of Moose, Con-
gresham Frederick N. Zihlman Of
Maryland. members Of Indianapolis
lodge No. II, will initiate a class OF
more than $50 candidates Tuesday
night at Moose temple, 1876 North
Delaware street.
The supreme dictator will be es-
corted to indianapolis from Rich
mond by M. F. Mahoney and VIII
liam Anderson of this city. Zihlman
will be entertained by Richmond
members Of the Moose tonight. He
will attend meeting in Terre
Haute Wednesday night.
Lodges throughout the state have
organized large classes of initiates
to be indicted during the supreme
dictator's stay in Indiana. Samuel
L. Montgomery, dictator of Indian
apolis lodge, will preside at cere-
monials here. All members of the
Moose are invited to attend.
High point of Moose social events,
the Moose charity ball, will take
place Saturday night at Tolnlinson
hall. More than 1,700 lodges on the
North American continent are Civ
ing similar entertainments this
week.
Although more than 5000 tickets
have been sold, officials expect that
10000 will be sold before Saturday
night. The entire membership of
Wilson Company A, including the
drum corps, will have charge of ar
rangements.
Proceeds allotted the local lodge
by the national organization will be
used in relief work. More than
$4,000 has been spent here during
the last two years in charitable
work.
Women Of the Moose, the Junior
Legion and the Loyal Order of
Moose are sponsoring the annual
Christmas party in Moose temple,
135 North Delaware street, Wednes-
day night, Dec. %.
A committee of Moose members to
cooperate with Women of the
Moose and Junior Legion is COM
posed Of M. M. .Mahoney, William
Anderson, Noel White, William
Mackey, Henry Kessler, Judson
West, William Hoover and Noel
White.
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TRIAL IS TO Be HELD
B'nai Birth Official viii
Face Lodqe Court.

A "mock trial. will feature the
semi-monthly meeting of the In
dianapolis B'nai Birth at Kirsh-
baum Center tonight. The meeting
will start at BIS.
Saul Munter, past president of
the lodge, will be placed on trial
"for conduct unbecoming a B'nai
Birth member" Jacob Weiss and
Samuel Mantel will act as defense
attorneys, and Charles j. Karabell
will be prosecuting attorney.
Abe H. Goldstein will serve as
judge in the case. H. Joseph Hy-
man, president of the lodge, and
other members of the executive
committee, will serve on the Jury"
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S. B. A. WILL INITIATE

Councils to Receive Neophytes
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Initiation of candidates will be
given by both councils of Security
Benefit Association, No. 1886, Tues
day night at at 116 East Mary
land street. William Wittig will
preside.
Marion council, No. 1873, will init
ate Neophytes Wednesday at s p. M
The business meeting will be fol-
lowed by a dance program. Rose
Green is in charge of arrangements.
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PLAN ANNIVERSARY FETE

DW cPtttut
COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. IA
knights Templar of this city will
hold an anniversary meeting Fri
day night at the new Masonic tenn
pie. Dedication of the temple will
be held early in January.
A program of music by the Ma
sonic orchestra will be feature OF
the entertainment to be given dur
ing the anniversary banquet.
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X. of P.s to Eat Rabbit

knights of Pythias of Montpelier
lodge, No. 1873, will hold a rabbit
supper and meeting at Montpelier
Tuesday night. J. F. Maddox,
keeper of records and seal, and
Harvey T. Walker, grand outer
guard, are in charge of arrange
mentS.
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LICCETT WILL
ADDRESS CLUB
AT KIRSHBAUM
Boosters Group TO Hear
Address by Officer of
Community Fund.

David Liggett, executive director
of the indianapolis Community
Fund. will be guest speaker at the
first regular meeting of the Kirsh-
baum Boosters Club tonight at
at KirShbaum Center.
The Boosters Club was organized
recently to acquaint the full MEM
bership of Kirshbaum with the
many varied activities OF the CEN
ter.
Liggett. who has had extensive
community center experience, will
talk on Experiments in Community
Life" Jacob Weiss is president of
the club, Miss Louise Jaeger is vice
president, and Harry Shapiro is Sec
rotary.
Marcus Rubin was reelected
president of the A. z. A. at its last
meeting at Kirshbaum Center
Thursday night. Jack Pozner was
elected e-president; Harry Myers,
secretary; Leonard Levi, treasurer;
Charles Caplin and Allan Berko-
WITT, sergeants- and Eugene
Lazar, publicity chairman.
On Dec. 18, the A. z. A. will con-
duct services at the Central Ave-
nue. Synagogue, Twenty street
and Central avenue. The A. q. A.
is the Junior order of B'nai Birth.
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Benefit Party Planned

Indianapolis chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, and Masonic lodge, No.
500, will combine in giving Christ
mas party Saturday night at the
Masonic temple, 1922 West Morris
street. Donations received will be
distributed among the needy.
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o. E. S. UNIT TO MEET
Wednesday Session to Be Known as
Brothers Night.

Wednesday meeting of Nettie
Ransford chapter, o. E. S., will be
known as brothers night. A class
of men will be initiated with the
following members assisting:
The Rev. Alpha Kenna. chaplain; George
Drechsel. marshal; Clarence Armstrong.
secretary; DR.. William Wise. treasurer and
Edgar Davis. warder.. Lewis Malcolm.
worthy patron, will confer the degrees. w.
P. Motsinger of Queen Esther chapter will
sing
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WESTERN STAR LODGE
WILL BE DEDICATED
The Rev. ]. Ambrose Dunkel VIII
Speak at Danville Event.

The Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkel, pas
tor of Tabernacle Presbyterian
church. will address MaSonS attend
ing dedicatory ceremonies of the
new temple of Western Star lodge,
No. 26. F. and A. M, in Danville
next Monday night.
Members of Masonic lodges and
Eastern Star chapters are invited
to attend. Danville Eastern Star
trio will present a group of songs
as part of the program now being
completed.
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JUNIOR GROUP WILL
HOLD HOLIDAY PARTY
Protected Home Circle Affair to Be
Given at Woodmen's Hall.

PrOtecteu nome ClTCle AlIdtI 10 DO
Given at WOOdmen's Hall.
Junior Society of Protected Home
Circle will sponsor a Christmas par
ty for senior and junior members
in Woodmen's hall, 322 East New
York street, Friday night at s.
Newly elected officers of Capitol
City circle No. 176, are: K. WILDER,
president; Wayne Edmundson, vice
president; Ethel Hill, chaplain; Alta
Kirby, guardian; Nellie Maple, &C
countant; Edna Adams, secretary;
Ernest Young, treasurer; Thelma
Yorger, guide; Biryle Edmundson,
companion; Herbert Weidhauf,
Waterman, and Allie Bray, sentinel.
William Good is trustee. Edna
Adams and Myriam James will rep
resent the circle at the grand circle
meeting in Elkhart, May IL, Is
and IA.
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Ren-HurS Plan YuIe PARTY

Christmas party committee will
report final plans at the meeting
of Ben-Hur Wednesday night at
322 East New York street. Com
mittee headed by Harriet Basey
includes Hazel Baker, Edna Rose
muyer, Vernon Lambert and Gus
Lang. A dance will follow the bust
ness meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-14

Campfire Girls of the Wapameo
group, shown above, will assist Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars in the city
wide sale of tickets to the Big Sol
der Circus at Riverside rink, on
Dec. %.
Funds from the benefit perform
ance will be used to provide Christ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-14
OLDEST INDIANA MASON
HONORED BY LODGE
william F. Kendall of Columbus
Attends EIizabethtOwn Rites.

By Times Special
ELIZABETHTOWN, Ind, Dec. IA.
William F. Kendall of Columbus,
oldest Indiana Masonic member,
was an honor guest at dedicatory
ceremonials of the Masonic lodge,
Thursday. Kendall has been a
member for sixty-six years.
Elba L. Braningan of Franklin,
past grand master; LIE Roy c. Nc
Cullum of Hammond, grand mar
shall, and Harley SomerS of Ft.
Wayne, took part in the ceremonials
which were followed by banquet
attended by $50 guests. The Rev.
Alexander Sharp of Columbus gave
the principal address.
William E. Springer of this city,
member for fifty years, and Philip
j. Safer of Columbus, Sixty-year
member, also were present.
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Radio Dial Twisters
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Photo nv Dexheimer.
EZRA STANLEY and Dona

mas baskets to unemployed eX-serv-
ice men. Relief headquarters have
been established at 20 South Capt.
toll avenue. Wheeler Mission and
Army officials are assist
ing in clothing eX-Service men. All
for relief are checked
through the Christmas clearing
house.
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COOPER G. A. R. CHIEF
Named as New Commander of
George H. Thomas Post.

William H. Cooper will head the
George H. Thomas Post, No. II, c..
A. r., as commander for the new
year. Other newly elected officers
are:
o. T. Kuhn, senior vice-comman-
der; S. Wagner, junior vice-com-
mander; Harry Barker, officer of
the day; j. Stevenson, chaplain; o.
N. Wilmington, patriotic instructor,
and T. E. Aeam. quartermaster.
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BROOKSIDE |. o. OF. TO
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Members, Rebekahs and Families
Invited to Celebration.

Brookside lodge, No. 818, I. o. O..
F., will celebrate it's twenty seventh
anniversary Wednesday night at
Odd Fellow hall, Rural and East
Tenth streets.
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their
families are invited to attend. A
varied program of entertainment
will include music by the Odd Eel
low orchestra.
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w. B. A. UNIT PLANS
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
22nd Birthday" of No. lao Will Be
Observed Wednesday.


Observed Wednesday.
Woman's Benefit Association, No.
140, will celebrate its twenty second
anniversary Wednesday with a
covered dish luncheon and enter
tainment at its new headquarters in
Castle Hall, $50 East Ohio street.
Mrs. Grace Meredith of Wabash,
state supervisor of the w. B. A, will
be honor guest.
Mrs. Josephine Coibion is in
charge of the luncheon. Arrange
ments for the program are being
made by Mrs. Ella Morgan.
A special meeting has been called
by Mrs. Alice Wiltshire, president,
for Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock.