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International Study Club

Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will have
Tor her subject, before the groups of
the International Travel Study
Club, Inc, this week Ancient Civil
lzation in the Wilds of Paraguay"
At a meeting with Mrs. Artman
on Jan. "a, the thirty-seventh or
ganization of the international
Travel-Study Club, Inc, was formed
by a group from the Federal build :.
Ing. The new chapter is sponsored
by Mrs. John F. Gauchat of Vene-
tan chapter.
The new chapter will be known as
Sierra Moreno" chapter, name
taken from one of the great noun
tain ranges of the country. Officers
OF the new chapter are Mrs. Mar
garet Weatherhead, president; Miss
Telsie M. Madden, vice president:
Miss Mary Humphreys, second vice
president; Miss Vivian Kirkpatrick.
secretary; Miss Margaret Dawson,
treasurer; Miss Mary mccarthy, cor
responding secretary.
The chapter will meet at the
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In the Realm of Clubs

avenue. Mrs. G. S. Tiemann will
read a paper on Recent Progress
in Greece" and Mrs. L. B. Warner
on 1.-THE Island Of Cyprus
1.-THE New Negro" will be reviewed
by Mrs. w. A. Bastan, and Mrs.
George Fromm at the meeting Of
the Monday Conservation Club. Mrs.
G. B. Blakselee will be hostess. Mem
bers not having means CT transpor-
tation are asked to notify Mrs. S. s..
Craig.
New Era Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Nellie B. Petri, with
Mrs. Fred Falk as assistant hostess.
The program will be given by Mrs.
Kathryne Bayne, Mrs. Minnie Dun
can and Miss Laura Parker.
TUESDAY
Girls Friendly Society of Christ
church will hold diner at 6.
Mrs. Paul Huddleston, 5745 Gull
ford avenue, will be hostess to the
Alpha Eta Latreian Club. The sub
ject of the program will be Child
Psychology
Proctor Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. j. F. Ryan. Mrs. w.
D. Seaton will read a paper on
Catholic Short Story Writer'S and
Mrs. B. ]. Gudelhofer on Our Cath
ole Poetry
Irvington Home Study Club will
meet with Mrs. Emmett Higgins,
5451 Union avenue. Miss Isabel
Mossman will read a paper on
Church Music, Old and New"
Fortnightly Literary Club will
meet at the Propylaeun. The pro-
gram will include papers, "a Be-
lated Leisure" by Mrs. Frank Keay
Fowler, and what One Man Did
With It." by Miss Nellie Colfax
Smith.
Open day will be observed by the
Heyl Study Club in the clubrooms
at the Rauh Memorial library.
Mrs. John Macy and Mrs. James
Brayton will give the program.
Members will bring guests.
Independent Social Club will
meet with the indianapolis Council
of Women.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. N. S. Lloyd will be hostess
to the Minerva Club at her home,
2O11 Talbot street. Mrs. l.. l..
Hopkins will read a paper, "San
Francisco, the Gate of the Pacific"
THURSDAY
Aftermath Club will hold a guest
day meeting at the home of Mrs.
Elmer @. Lockyeary 337 Buckingham
drive.
Mrs. r. B. Messick will entertain
members Of the Thursday Lyceum
Club. Mrs. Elizabeth Unger will
give a paper on "Some Great Amer
lean Books"
Woman's Round Table Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Carl w.
Steeg, 815 East Maple road. Mrs.
Henry Ruckelshaus and Mrs. Rob-
ert Turnbull will speak.
Mrs. Guy Wainwright and Miss
Blanche Stillson will present the
program at the meeting of the Indi-
annapolis Woman's Club at the
Propylaeun.
SATURDAY
Mrs. Pearl Smith Moore will en-
terrain members of the Violet
Demree Study Club Mrs. Effie
Reed Workman will give the pro-
gram.
Saturday Afternoon Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. Ralph c. Root,
$50 Berkeley road, assisted by Mrs.
Hiram P. Raffensperger with the
program by Mrs. George c. Kolb.
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Indian Talk to
Be Give n at
Child Museum

Mrs. Salome Taylor, a teacher in
the public schools, and who has
spent some time among the Indian
tribes. will tell so- e of her expe-
riences at the story hour of the
Children's Museum, at 1890 Satur-
day morning. She will tell of life
among the Alaskan Indians, and
compare them with those of the
southwest.
She also will tell of the meaning
of three kinds of totem poles. illus
trating her talk with miniature
poles.
The geography class, which will
meet at $3.50 in the auditorium, will
have as its subject Saturday
Things of the Sea-"
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Spink-ArmS Saturday for a 6 O'Clock
dinner. Mrs. Weatherhead and Miss
Madden are in charge of arrange
ments.
Normandy chapter will have 6
business meeting at the Spink-Arm.
at 1880 Monday. In the absence
OF Mrs. Frank S. Clark, who is ir
Florida, Mrs. Fred Brown will pre-.
side. The meeting will be followed
by luncheon and Mrs. Artman's lee
ture. Guests will be Mesdames
George Bage. N. A. Peterson, E. c
Ball and j. v. Rollins.
Jeanne D'Arc chapter will meet
with the Normandies at 1890 Mon
day at the Sphinx After
luncheon Mrs. Artman will lecture
on pre-Inca civilization in South
America. A musical program will
be given by Miss Kathleen Sum-
mers, vocalist, accompanied by Miss
Louise Ball.
Brazilian chapter will meet at 7:3C
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. E. A
Burtzloff, 1912 Winthrop avenue
Mrs. v. B. Raub. Mrs. Frank Mobely
and Mrs. w. F. Baker will assist
the hostess. The poem, Song OF
the Saba" has been rearranged by
Miss Dora Klepler and put to mu-
sic. 1t has been adopted for the
chapter song. Responses are to be
current events.
Brittany chapter will meet fol
luncheon at the Lumley tearoom al
IL Wednesday. Mrs. E. j. Holt viii
conduct tine initiation ceremony
when Mrs Mable Gibbons and Mrs
Fred Walters will be received into
membership. Reports on the char
ity tea, given at the home of Mrs
George Shepherd, will be made
Mrs. S. r. Artman's lecture will fol-
low.
Zuyder Zee chapter will meet
Thursday with Mrs. E. w. Clausing
1852 Lowell avenue, for l O'Clock
luncheon. Mrs. Eva Hitz will assist
Responses will be Famous Men OF
South America" Mrs. Ted Philpott
will conclude the reading of the
story of ''Nino." Mrs. A. w. Fry will
give "Glimpses of Devils Island'' as
cleaned from Richard Halliburton's
book, New Worlds to Conquer" Two
new members, Mrs. Mary Cochran
and Mrs. Henry Hussey, will be
present.
Chez Foo chapter will meet at 8
Thursday, with Mrs. Cecil Mat
thews, 2235 East Riverside drive.
Miss Irene Stone will assist the
hostess.
Lincolnian chapter will meet Fri
day with Mrs. Adolph Enlhardt,
1921 North Delaware street. Lunch
con be served. Mrs. Lou Short and
Mrs. Genevieve Short will assist.
Mrs. George w. Perlee will speak
on Bolivia, and Mrs. Homer Beals,
Noblesville, on Paraguay. Quota
tons are to be current events.
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Campfire Girls

Nowetompa group, Mrs. H. B
Ludwig, guardian, elected officers al
their last meeting as follows: Presi-
dent, RoSalyn Ludwig; vice presi-
dent, Rosemary Schlensker; Secre.
tary, Marjorie White; treasurer
Mary Jane Green, and scribe, Vir.
GINA A. Tricky.
Nyweta group met at the home OF
the guardian, Mrs. A. j. Cory. Plans
for a group council fire were dis
cusSed.
Wapemeo group, Miss Margaret
Marshall, guardian, have organized
program committee to plan the
programs for the meeting several
weeks in advance. The committee
consists of Vera Carmichael, Eliza.
beth Carroll and Esther Mae Ash
ton.
Taivateca group of School IS, Miss
Martha Scott, guardian, met at the
school Thursday afternoon for a
short business meeting and practice
for the play.
1cayaskam group of School 49,
Miss Hazel Smith, guardian, met
Thursday afternoon at the school
Several new girls took the member
ship test.
Lowohe group of School At met
at the school Tuesday afternoon.
The girls are working on their
Easter project.
Otyokwa group held a ceremo-
NAL in the Irvington Methodist
church Monday afternoon. The
candles were lighted by Rosemary
Murphy. Alberta Rogers and Rose
Sina Britain. Honor beads were
presented to Bessie Allender, Rose
Sina Britain, Mary June Pfeifer
Margaret Harder, Janet Swearingen
Ruth PRAISE and Alberta Rogers
They have planned spread and
Valentine party to be held Feb. 7.
Catherine Amato of Tayusda
group, Miss Mary Marshall, guar
dian, will hold spread at the school
Friday afternoon. She will take
her f1remaker's rank at the BIRTH
day council fire in March.
Lewa group, Mrs. A. l.. jenkins,
guardian, has finished making bowls
for the Easter project and will plant
bulbs at the meeting Monday after
noon. A Valentine party will be
held Feb. 9. Neoral Flack, a former
member Of the group, has moved to
Illinois.
Ayancanku group, Miss June Weir.
guardian, held a ceremonial Friday
afternoon. Eleanor Jane Fullen-
wider gave a three minute talk. All
the girls in the group will take rank
at the birthday council fire in
March.
Nowetonpa, Ohitaya, Wawasai
and Wigita groups Of School 81.
Mrs. Ralph Stratman, Mrs. r. j.
Anderson, Mrs. C. B. Ludwig and
Mrs. nellie Clinton, guardians, will
give a play for the Parent Teachers
Association of the school.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
Mrs. L. P. Gorton, 1913 Drexel ave-
nue., will be hostess for The Sesame
Club. Mrs. j. Murray Chenoweth
will review Hacketts Henry the
Eighth"
Progressive Club will meet with
Mrs. Henry w. Bennett, 4044 Wash
ington boulevard. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Russell Fortune, chair
man, Louis Haerle, Thaddeus r.
Baker, William P. Hapgood and
Miss Louise Kiefer.
Executive board of the Matinee
Musicale will meet at 10 at the
home of Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman,
president.
indianapolis Literary Club will be
addressed by George L. Macintosh
on Historic Background of Russian
Bolshevism," at the D. A. r. chapter
house.
Fortnightly Study Club will meet
with Mrs. Edwin Hill, 1886 Central
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Paris GizeS
Approval to
Felt Beads
BY MARY KNIGHT
United Press star CORRESPONDENT

PARIS, Jan. 3l.-There Is strong
tendency felt for beads.
saw one very lovely strand in
azure felt. These were folded in OBJ
long shape and easily could be made
at home with a little care. Cut a
strip of felt or velvet about half an
inch wide. that is In the middle, and
taper of both ends to points.
The whole strip should be, I
should say. about three or four
inches long. Carefully roll from one
end to the other and sew inconspic-
uously with fine thread. or contrast
ing thread
Then with a needle it is simple to
string them close together on bright
wool, silk, or whatever you prefer,
or make knots between.
In this same way, buttons-or
pennieS-can be covered with vel
vet and tackled together side by side
TO form an original choker neck
lace that is most attractive.
For sports they may be covered
with tweed or wool.
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Pldu Will Be Chen

Inc Players Club of Indianapolis
will present its February perform
ance at 9 Friday night. Feb. 6, at
the Civic theater. A supper dance
at the Propylaeum will follow. Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Burns are in charge
of arrangements, assisted by Messrs.
and Mesdames Robert Frost Dag
gett. Herbert Foltz and Frank 3.
Fowler.
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Mrs. Edward Hecker, 81 Butler
avenue, Irvington, will be hostess
for patriotic program to be pre-
sented by the Governor Oliver Perry
Morton chapter, Daughters of the
Union, at 230 Monday.
Colonel Andrew j. Daugherty,
chief of staff of the Eighty fourth
division, United States army, will
speak, paying special honor to
George Washington, Abraham Lin
coin and Oliver Perry Morton, Civil
war Governor of Indiana.
A musical program will be pre-
scented, including a trumpet duet by
Delbert Darringer and Howard Nc
Donald of the r. o. T. G. band of
Technical high school, accompanied
by Miss Louise Sullre, also of Tech
nical, and piano solos by Edward
Hecker Jr. Mrs. Hecker will be as
sisted by:
Mesdames Allen T. Fleming. Fred r.
Gall. Harry Garman, W. w. Gates. Forest
w. Gilbreath. A. B. Click j. w. Griiing.
G. M. Hardisty. J. w. Harvey. Mary B.
Hedges, and Miss Ella Frazier
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Mrs. K. G. Null
WI Arrange
Music Program

Tri Psi sorority will meet for
1880 luncheon Friday at the Delta
Delta Delta chapter house, 800 West
Hampton drive.
Mrs. Ora Foxworthy and her COM
mittee. Mesdames r. G.. Null, S.
a. Cooper, L. w. Eiser, L. E. Pollen,
I. A. White, M. K. Foxworthy, j.
a. Seward and William Shoemaker,
are in charge Of arrangements.
Mrs. Edna Christian and Miss
Corrinne yelling will be honor
guests. Mrs. Christian will speak
on her work as social director at
Butler university.
Mrs. r. G. Null has arranged a
musical program.
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LARGER ATTENDANCE
Is NOTED AT COLLEGE

The enrolment for second Sc
fneSter at Indiana Central college
brought increase in the music de-
partsnent.
William E. Fox, head Of the violin
department Of the college. viii be-
gin new class in composition and
orchestration next week. Mr.. Fox,
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Minneapolis Symphony Booked Here

HENRI VERBRUGGHEN, dis
i / tinguished Belgian musician
and directing force Of the Mime
apols Symphony orchestra OF
ninety musicians, VIII come TO
EngliSh's on Tuesday evening, Feb.
II, presenting a noteworthy Fro
gram Of symphonic music both
classic and modern. This concert
is the third in the evening series
Of the Martens Concerts, Inc.
DR.. Verbrugghen is a protege of
the great Ysaye, famous Belgian
violin virtuoSo. He directed SYM
phony orchestras in the British
Isles and in Australia before being
invited by the Orchestral Associa-
ton of Minneapolis seven years ago
to accept its conductorship. He
also had appeared as guest con-
ductor Of symphony orchestras in
Russia, France, Belgium and Ger
many.
Born in Brussels, Belgium, the
only son Of an cid family Of wealthy
manufacturers, his parents early
decided that he should be educated
to become surgeon. AS part of
the early cultural education which
every child of wealthy European
family is afforded, he was given
some musical education.
The violin was, and is, his favor
tie instrument.
So rapidly did young verbrugghen
master his violin, and so beautifully
did he play, that interested friends
one day arranged to have Ysaye,
who is almost a national idol in
Belgium, hear his young country
man play.
When the great virtuoso listened
to Henri, he became excited over
the boys ability and Immediately
had him enrolled in his own artist
classes, and that was his start to
fame.
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SCHOOL TO
GIVE RECITAL

The Irvington School Of Music
will give its regular student recital
Feb. 2 at 2:45 p. m. The program is
as follows:
Organ
Overture Semeranids" .Dorothea Hoele
Merry Boo-o-Link' Patricia Fletcher
Melody Of Love"
James Barnhsrt. Robert Mathews.
Voice
"Retribution'' .......Id Ida Pretti
Little House OF oye;,.............
NV s,:,.:i KathssFEins H a1Il9ts
Ensemble" Japanese Sketch.
Zelma See and Chorus.
spanish Serenade" Marjorie A. Neele
xSedQlnE -...........-. MARY Wnte
Reading .......... 49, Norma Halstead
Organ" Fantasie" .........J John Honan
Duet" Shepard Bow"
Jane Kirk. Ted Kirk.
dance Macanre ...............Ja Jane Irvine
DDsnce lag, ;1eien rrsner
Pixies Goodnight" :. John GILLESPIE
At the close Of the program Mrs.
Honan will talk on mothers at
titude toward her child's musical
education.
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w. c.. T. u.

Marion county executive commit
tee will meet at Monday, with Mrs
Robert Mckay presiding, in Parlor
G, Y. w. G. A. Plans for the
Lincoln day breakfast Feb. II, at the
Food Craft shop will be discussed, as
well as plans for the pageant "The
Panoply Of Youth" which will be
presented later.
Meridian w. c. T. U. will hold its
birthday meeting Wednesday at
the Third Christian church. An
executive session of officers and
directors will be held at 1915. The
regular session will convene at 1890.
Luncheon will be served by the
ladies of the church. The afternoon
program will be opened by devotions
led by Mrs Edward F. New. The
ladies quartet composed of Mes
DANES Robert E1mgren, Frank
Spangler, w. E. Lincoln and Basil
Robinson. accompanied by Miss Elsie
Sutton, will sing. The following i'm
presentations will be presented:
Frances Willard, by Mrs. L. G.
Ham; George Washington, by Mrs.
Harry E. Singer; Abraham Lincoln,
by Mrs. T. B. Wright. Meridian
Union will be represented by Mrs.
Margaret Laughlin. Members are re-
quested to dress in old-fashioned
costumes. Mrs. ]. B. Seitz is chair
man Of decorations. Mrs. Lewis E.
York will preside.
Irvington w. G. T. U. will meet
at the Downey Avenue Christian
church at 1890 Feb 4. Miss Irene
Brueblood, president, will preside.
The following local directors will
present their department work:
Mesdames Martha Entwistle, Ella P.
Wilson, Dorothea Kortepeter, Rhoda
Cunningham, Bertha Voles. Fannie
Hildreth, Mary ProSser and Miss
Adelaide Almond. Mrs. Mary To-
mescu will speak. The Rev. John
B. Ferguson Of the Irvington Pres
byterian church will conduct the
morning devotions and Mrs. Robert
Mckay will give the noontide
prayer. A covered dish luncheon will
be served. Mrs. James A. Grain
will have charge of afternoon de-
votions. DR.. Frances Dean and Mrs.
Ida Scott. directors will present de-
partment work in the afternoon. At
2:30 David M. Edwards, secretary
of Indiana Council on International
Relations. will speak. Mrs. Harry
Sloan will report on the national
medal contest at 3:15. Mrs. Ethel
Walker will be assisted by Mrs. Fred
Kepner. county musical director,
with Miss ono Lamb. pianist. Mes
danes Leila Hadley, Mary Prosser,
Bert Johnson. Matte Trueblood. Mrs.
Rhoda Cunningham and Miss Edith
Wheat are hostesSes for the day.
The boosters are Mesdames Julia
Ertel. Jessie Harrington, Matilda
Oberholtzer. Leota Stewart, Clara
Cochran and Miss Ida Gilbert.
Members may bring guests.
Thurman w. c. T. U. will meet
from 2 to Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Hanna Nichols. 2340 Arsenal
avenue. The Christian citizenship
department will have charge of the
program. Mrs Elizabeth Jackson
win preside.
Northeast w. c. T. U. will meet
Thursday for an all-day meeting
at the home of Mrs. Ruby Yount,
a29 Leslie avenue. A covered dish
luncheon will be served. Mrs. Lii
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NEW EVENTS
AT CONSERVATORY

NEW EVENTS
AT CONSERVATORY
Sigma Alpha Iota fraternity, To-
Gated in the Arthur Jordan Con
servatory of Music, will hold it;
monthly luncheon business meeting
Monday, Feb. 2, at noon at the
main building, 1904 North Della
ware street.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 8, there
will be dinner business meeting Of
the faculty at 6:15 o'clock at the
Lurnley tearoom, 1910 North Merid-
ian street. The meeting Is set al
this time for the benefit Of those
teachers who are unable to meet ir
the morning.
The February advanced students
recital will be given on Friday, Feb
6, at the Odeon, LOG East North
street.
Sarah olinger. pupil Of Leona Kinder
Hickman. will play Chopin nocturne;
Irma Mae Steele. pupil of Christine Roush
will play a violin sonata by Haendel.
Stanley Kendall. pupil Of B. F. Swarth-
out. will sing IT Heard You Singing" by
Coates. and "Clorinda,'' by Morgan. &C
companied by Geraldine Swarthout.
jeanette Arnold. student of Marie Zorn,
will do a Beethoven sonata.
Luella Hopkins. studying with Edwin
Jones. will play a concerto for violin by
Accolay.
Mary Margaret Beeson Of Terre Haute,
pupil OF Fred Jerry. will sing a. Shake
speare sonnet set to music by Akin. and
my star" by Adolph SchelIschmidt
teacher Of cello in the conservatory.
Virginia Leyenberger Mary Lohrmann,
Eleanor Pike and Gladys KoehIer will give
a quartet for cellos. by Brecht. They
are pupils Of Adolph Schellschmidt.
The intermediate recital of the
students of the conservatory will
be held Saturday afternoon, Feb. Z,
2:30 p. m, at the Odeon, 106 East
North street.
The following students will take
part:
Mildred Gauker. Martha Foster. Ed
ward Gaylord. Jean Knight. Richard
Clark. Martha Mcconnell Thomas MUTT
Allen Williams. Harold Cooper. Nina
Weaver. 81 j. williams. Betty Marie Starr,
Gloria Field. Virginia Lee Fowler. Robert
Hill. Wilma Jean Todd, Claire Bowden,
Rose Mcconnell. Betty Mcconnell and c.
Mary De Schipper.
They ere pupils OF Ruth Wagner. Mrs.
Paul Duckwall Mary e. white. jeanette
Gardiner. Fanetta Hitz Brady. Leona Kin
der Hickman. Bernice Van Sickle. Florence
Keepers Lewis. Fairy Hendricks. Nora
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Officers to Be Seated

Kati-Ango Club will meet Satur-
day night at the home Of Miss Ruth
Esther Amos. The following officers
will be installed: Misses Velma
Smith, president; Louise McCor-
mick, vice-resident; Ruth Esther
Amos, treasurer; Leila Randall, sec
rotary, and Margaret Jenkins, social
secretary.
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Baked SaOeets-il, Halt

If you bake big sweet potatoes.
cut in half. lengthwise, and mix the
insides with butter. salt. pepper and
little sugar and then refill and
heat; they will be a delicious sur
prise.
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who completed his masters degree
IN composition at Indiana university
2 st year, is at present working on
his doctors degree.
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Totem poles Of American Indians
are monuments to their dead, and
not their idols.
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Business Meetillq Set

Beta chapter, Pi Omicron sorority,
will meet at Wednesday night at
the Sphinx Arms for business
session.
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Beaver and Hugh. Mcoibeny and Dom
watson.
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BUTLER GRADUATE is BRIDE

Mrs. W. Rollin
NusbGunt
before her
marriage
Sunday
aCGS
Miss Mary
Alice
McGinniS,
daughter of
DR.. and Mrs.
Homer L.
McGinnis,
1717 South
Sherman drive.
Mrs. NusbGunl
IS q graduate
of
Butler
university
and O
member
of the
Kdppd Kappa
Gamma.
nt-k 49, Iot.a{1rro ~
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Northeast w. G. T. U. will meet
Thursday for an all-day meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Ruby Yount,
829 Leslie avenue. A covered dish
luncheon will be served Mrs. LII
liam Heller win preside.
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Thurman w. c. T. U. will meet
from to Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Hanna Nichols, 2340 Arsenal
avenue. The Christian citizenship
department will have charge of the
program. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson
win preside.
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Nowetompa, Ohitaya, Wawasai
and Wigita groups Of School 81.
Mrs. Ralph Stratnan, Mrs. r. j.
Anderson, Mrs. G. B. Ludwig and
Mrs. nellie Clinton, guardians, will
give play for the Parent Teachers
Association of the school.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-07

which. it is understood intend to use aircraft where practicable in carrying the mails. Contracts were awarded to the lowest bidders ten- dering sufficient guarantees for faithful performance: In addition to carrying mail to the post offices the contracts provide for the sup ply of all persons residing at mo- office points along the routes. At intermediate points where there are no landing fields it appears that it will be necessary to continue the use of dog teams to serve the patrons. The advertisement was the usual means of securing pro- posals and the award of contracts hereunder involved no change in the departments policy in provid- ing service in the Territory