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Evening star., 1932-02-07
Stars Flee Faster,

From the Omaha World-Herald.
Astronomers report two distant star
groups are fleeing from the earth at the
rate of $4,000 miles a second. We're
hardly that bad are we?
Evening star., 1932-02-07

What Is considered right cute" in a
small boy is often intolerable in grown
man. Sympathy was pretty generally
with Japan back in 1904
Evening star., 1932-02-07
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Evening star., 1932-02-07

The new angle in this reckoning,
which comes as surprise and shock
to the Roosevelt forces, and which
seems to be fairly well substantiated,
is that more than 100 delegates, who
are tagged as members of the opposi-
ton, are favorite-son supporters who
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Early in the morning of February 4,
1882. fire destroyed the Jefferson School
Building. at the corner of Sixth street
and Virginia avenue in this city The
Evening star., 1932-02-07
The Jefferson
School Burns


was first noticed at 3:20 by one of the
employees of the Baltimore & Potomac
round house. who notified nearby fire
engine company. The flames spread so
rapidly that not even the entire Fire
Department of the city could master
them. The supply of water was too
scanty for the supply of the bumpers,
and even If it had been adequate the
fire-fghting force would have been in
sufficient to check the fire. BY noon
only the outer walls were standing they
being intact save for the central por-
ton of the front. which had ceved in.
The Stars report of the fire, printed
in the issue of February 4, stated that
it was quite certain that if the blaze
had occurred while the school was occu-
pied loss of life would have resulted,
as the building was not fireproof. Yet
it was regarded as one Of the best in
the Districts school system. 1t cost
$4,000. The school house was not
guarded at night, the janitor, who
once had living quarters within it for
himself and family, having been COM
pelled to vacate under orders of the
Board of Health, which declared that
the building was not tenantable on ac-
count of bad ventilation.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
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Evening star., 1932-02-07

The motion for a new trial was made
and on Saturday, February 4, 1882, it
was denied by Judge Cox who at once
sentenced Guiteau to be hanged on the
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annual Ward Belmont State
Luncheon Is Held in MarOtt

a plateau OF vari-colored spring
flowers. Smaller bouquets Of flowers
we're arranged at each end Of the
table. Blue and cream tapers in
pewter holders were placed between
the vases of flowers.
Miss Martha Helm Of Angola and
Miss Catherine Guthrie OF Green
castle presented a program Of songs
and piano selections. Those who
attended from out of town were:
Miss Helm. Miss Guthrie. Miss Jean
nette Knowles. Richmond; Miss Constance
Osterman and Kathleen Cummings, Sey-
mour; Misses Dorothy Jane Punk, Mary
Alice Ringo. Dorothy Jane Pfefer. Sarah
Props. Muncie: Miss Elizabeth Paul. Cam
bridge City; Miss Martha Robbins. Green's
burg Miss Frances Dix and Miss Helen
Rogers. Bloomington: Miss Frances Diron,
Kokomo: Mrs. Thomas Ely. Plymouth.
and from Indianapolis. Mesdames E. NJ.
Guthridge. A. c. Schrader. Robert G. Pat
terson. Fac Patrick Paris c. Pierson,
John NJ Caylor, Ross E Coffin, Leonard
Lutz. Ralph z. Suits. John J. Kennedy,
Fred ". Dopke. Henry Baker. Stanley Nc
Comas. Charles Wiley. Hernly Boyd and
the Misses Florence Scott Virginia Lloyd.
Louise Trees Mary Catherine Kennedy.
Anne Thomas, Elizabeth Carr. Ruth Peter
son. Charlotte Twitty. Leols Badger. Fran
ces Shaw and Lena Sanders.
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Alpha Chi Omega Council to
Meet in French Lick June 13

National council of the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority will convene for its
annual meeting Monday, June Is,
to Saturday. June 10, at the French
Lick Springs hotel This will be
the first meeting Of the council to
be held in Indiana
The council is composed of the
following national officers
Mrs c. L. Van Auken. Dslmar. ". Y.
president: Mrs William G. Donald Berke-
lev. Calf vice-nresident. Mrs. Dale S.
Bovles Sidney. Neb. treasurer. Mrs. Pew
ton wevmss- Smith. Oklahoma CITY ma
tional INSPECTOR Miss Mildred Blacklidge.
INDIANAPOLIS secretary. and Mrs. James P.
Collins. LAGRANGE. H.. national editor.
The council will discuss plans for
the 1885 national convention to be
held in Indiana. when the golden
Jubilee of Alpha Chi Omega will be
observed Final arrangements will
also be made for the 1888 national
convention. to be held at the Shore
ham hotel. Washington. D. c.. with
the southern province as hostess.
Throughout the week at French
Lick business sessions will be held
each day and evening. to arrange
the fraternity's national program
for the ensuing year.
On Sunday. June 10. the entire
council will be in Indianapolis as
guests of the Beta Beta Alumnae
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.ClubWOnen
to Be Feted
at Reception

Mrs. Annette T. Wilson, 1869 COL
lege avenue, Will entertain with a
reception and tea from 70 Sun
day afternoon at her home for the
IudianapalioS Business and Profess
sional womens Club. Members OF
the board and officers for next year
will be the guests Of honor.
Mrs. Wilson will be assisted by
the hospitality committee OF the
club. OF which Miss Ruth N. Hoover
is chairman. The hostess is
member of the retiring board OF
directors.
Mrs. Camille B. Fleig viii give A
vocal solo with harp accompani-
ment; Mrs. W. d. Long and Miss
Rose Marie Lenahan will give
readings and Miss Wilmoth Benson
will give a piano solo. The rooms
Will be decorated with peonies and
corn flowers. Those in the receiv-
ing line will be:
Miss Lucy Z. Osborn. president: Miss
Msb sf k Gss ' ssooss Ms.
Miss cara vincent. corresponding sec
Rotary: Miss Theima Dawson. recording
secretary; Miss Cora T. Schoen. treasurer.
and Miss Mayme T. Alpers. auditor. with
the following members Of the board. Ms
Alberta Dawson. Mrs. Pearl A. Cook. Nrs'
Lulu II. Harvey and Misses nellie Aliemanr.
6 1.esa T. Hanna Aanns' Marie Tudor. Daisy
Blades. Lenna Harvey Blanche Irish and
Eva Lewis.
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Bank Women to Open Regional
Session in MiIzCaukee June II

Regional conference for the lake
division of the Association of Bank
Women will be held in Milwaukee
June IL and r. Lake division in
cludes the states of Illinois, Indiana
Iowa, Michigan, Ohio and Wiscon-
sin.
Plans for tn conference include
dinner meeting at the College
Women's Club Saturday night, at
which Francis w. Dickey, economist
Of the Wisconsin Bankshares Cor
poration, will speak on The Psy-
chology Of the Times" Sunday
morning there will be a breakfast
and round table discussion at Bod
er's tearoom, ThineSville, when
members will relate what they have
been doing, and intend to do to meet
present conditions.
Miss Grace S. Stoermer, assistant
ce-president of the Bank OF
America National Trust and Saw
ings Association, Los Angeles, ma
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chapter. They will be entertained
at the clubs annual family picnic to
be held at at the country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Kiger.
En- route to Indianapolis the
council will visit the active chap
tiers at Indiana and De Pauw uni
versities. when inspections will be
held. At De Paw the national
archives, which are in the chapter
house there, will be examined. Alpha
Chi Omega was founded at De Pauw
in 1885. While in Indianapolis the
central Office Of the sorority. located
in the Chamber of Commerce build
ing. will be visited.
Mrs. Van Auken. en- route to the
meeting, will complete the install
lation Of an alumnae chapter in
Toronto. Canada.
Beta Beta Alumnae chapter will
hold its regular luncheon meeting
Saturday. June II. at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Ayton. PISS Wiltshire
road. AT this meeting the seniors
in the Butler university chapter will
be honored, and will be given the
senior degree Of membership into
the alumnae organization of the
sorority. Mrs. H. K. Weirick is
chairman Of hosteSses, and Mrs. w.
Finley Wright will give a program
Of readings.
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AltruSa Club
Hears Talk on
Life in Russia

A. H. Worsham described life in
Russia as he saw it while there az
a representative of the Ford Motor
Company at the luncheon meeting
OF the Altrusa club Friday at the
Columbia club.
he told OF the marriage and divorc
laws, which he said made both very
easy, but stated that divorce there
is less common than in the United
states, because all marriages are
love matches, there being no social
or economic gain involved.
He said that Russian women taxa
an interest in fashions, and COW
American styles from magazines
and papers available, using the mate
rails allotted to them. Mr.. Worsham
contradicted the popular idea that
Russian youths are being reared as
ATHEISTS, saying that the eovern-
ment will not support churches. but
VIII allow them to remain omen
II the people will support them. He
said there was very little immoral
ity in Russia.
The president, Mrs. Elizabeth
Boyle, presided.
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Medal Is Given
to Star COED
at Indiana y

BIZ Times Spccial
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. June s.
Miss Marthalou Gray of Blooming
ton has been named winner of the
James Darwin Maxwell medal at
Indiana university, awarded each
year to the outstanding senior
member Of the Women's Athletic
Association. The award was made
for high scholastic standing, cam
pus activities, character and active
interest in the w. A. A.
Miss Gray is a member of the
Alpha Chi Omega sorority and has
been president of the w. A. A. dur
ing the present year. She is a
member Of Mortar Board. honorary
upperclasswomen's organization: Pi
Lambda Theta. educational sorority;
Atalantides. athletic society, and the
Y. w. c. A. cabinet.
In connection with the announc-
ing of Miss Gray as winner of the
Maxwell medal. three I. U. goods
were awarded I U. monogramS. the
highest recognition Of the w. A. A.,
given TO girls who have made six
teams in four sports. Those win
ming monograms are Mary Sieben-
thai. Bloomington: Evelyn Forth,
South Bend. and Rebecca Williams.
LeavenWorth.
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tional president of the association.
and Miss Emma E. Claus. secretary
treasurer of the Bankers Trust
Company, Gary. who is regional
vice-president for the lake division
will attend. There will be about
twenty-five members from Chicago
and other cities in Wisconsin and
lake states.
The Association Of Bank Women
is comprised Of women who occupy
executive positions in banks
throughout the United States.
Agnes M. Kenny, manager of the
women's department Of the First
Wisconsin National bank, is chair
man Of the committee to arrange
the meeting of the lake division.
Miss Kenny will be assisted by Ger
trude NJ. Jacobs, assistant cashier
of the Marshall and Illsley bank.
Miss Lucy E. Osborn, Indianap-
oils, is a member of the asSocia-
ton, and will attend the conference.
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Council of
Women Will
Give Party

A varied program viii be pre-
sented at the garden party 10 be
given BY the Indianapolis Council
Of Women Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Frank A. Symmes,
2730 Sutherland avenue. Mrs.
Symmes is the retiring president Of
the group.
Indoors the entertainment will
be provided by members of the
Expression Club. who viii give a
playlet entitled Suppressed Desire. "
Members Of the cast are Mrs. Wayne
A. Reddick. Mrs. william Ward and
Mrs. Ray H. Graves.
Mrs. Mildred Smith, accordionist.
will play old italian tunes. and a
medley Of popular selections. Pupils
Of Peggy Lou Snyder. dancing in
structor. will give a group of
dances on the lawn. Children TAX
ing part will be Betty Jane Mitchell,
Martha 10 Runyan, Perky Marshall.
Marian Morgan, Hattie and Joyce
Roesch and Peggy Trusler.
Hyla Doyal will give two readings
"Johnny's Evolutionary Effort" and
Ginger" Strolling about on the
lawn among the guest during the
afternoon will be the "Strolling
Gypsy trio" Their program of songs
will include Il Passed by Your Win
dow" To a Wild Rose" and "A
Lullaby" The trio is composed Of
Mrs. Paul Dorsey, Mrs. H. H. Arm
hotter and Mrs. Victor Hintzie.
Past presidents Of the council viii
assist in receiving the guests. They
are Mesdames A. B. Click, NJ. E
Robbins, w. H. Lewis, Bert Gadd
A. j. Clark, Allen T. Fleming. S. R
Artman, w. F. Ault, w. T. Barnes,
J. F. Barnhill, Grace Julian Clark,
Katherine H. Day. DR.. Amelia KEEL
Ter and Mrs. Albert A. Pauley, newly
elected president.
All friends Of the council are in
vited to attend
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Personals

Miss Peggy Pearson, a student at
Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass, will
arrive home from school June II
She will stop in Cleveland to visit
Miss Jean Bruce, who will accom-
pany her home for a visit.
Mrs. H. J. Barnard, 1877 College
avenue, is spending a few days in
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Rhodes. 2l25 North Alabama street.
have as their guests Capt William
Chapman and Mrs. Chapman. TT
Benning, Ca, who are en- route to
Honolulu.
Mrs. Frank La Foe Link. 1895
North Meridian street. and her
daughter Mrs. Clarence r. Nesbitt
Rye, N. Y, will leave Sunday for
Cleveland, where they will be the
guests Of Mrs. Walter A. Weidly.
Mrs. Link will sail June Is from
New York for a trip abroad.
Among recent arrivals at the
Waldorf Astoria at New York are
Mr.. and Mrs Marion z. Ensley. 54O2
Washington boulevard; Miss Juliet
Houser. 5402 Washington boulevard.
and James B. Darlington. 1910
North Delaware street.
Mayor Charles Delbert Wilson of
Labelle. Kan. is here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Badger Williamson. 1855
North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David M. Smith and
daughter Mary Ellen. 2417 Guilford
avenue. have returned from a ten
day trip to Richmond. Va, and
Washington.
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SALON TO PRESENT
PIANO ENSEMBLE

A five piano ensemble viii be pre-
sented in a recital Wednesday eve
ming az the viking Addition Salon.
40 East Ohio street. BY Mrs. Jes-
sic Guild Reep. The program fea-
lures family groups. Those appear
ing will be.
Misses Pauline and Doris Becker KEEL
mann Hlszs and Mrs. Chester Cones Bet
~ Ruth and Mrs Irene Hanscom. Allan
and Mrs Kari Means. MARY Eieiie snd
Frances Smith Miriam Stuart Frances
Louise Nihma Bettv Anne EAchroecer.
Shirley Mae wolehen MarTaret Milllken
ourbin. Robert and Mrs. Alma John Wood
son.
Assisting VII b John Stewart Jr. pupil
Of the Stephenson School OF EXPRESSION.
Gordon McWoTkman. cornetist and Riley
stuart trumpet piayer both pupils Of
Leslie =. Peck. PAGES VII Be Ben Weaver
and DviKht Poison.
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Plan Banquet
in Honor of
Sorority Head

Miss Julie Prinderville, Chicago
grand chapter president Of the Phi
Pi Psi sorority, will be the guest OF
honor at the sorority's annual state
founders day banquet tonight at the
Highland Golf and Country Club
Alpha Tau chapter Of Indianapolis
is sponsoring the banquet.
Other guests will be other men,
bers of the grand chapter in Chi
cago and members of Delta Rho
Omicron nu and Omega chapters.
A dance will be held following the
banquet, with music provided by
Johnny Riddel and his Silver Night
Howks orchestra.
Delto Rho chapter OF the soror-
ity will be in charge of spring tea
to be given Sunday afternoon at the
Columbia Club for Miss Prinderville
and the other grand chapter men,
bers. They are Misses Mary Clarke
Mary Patterson. Ann Penthouse and
Anne Toomey, all Of Chicago.
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Pi Phi Mothers
Give Party for
Butler Seniors

Pi Bet Phi Mothers Club enter
tanned today at a luncheon at the
Highland Golf and Country Club
in honor of the seniors of the But
Ter university chapter.
Forty-four guests were seated at
small tables centered with baskets
of wine-colored roses and del
phinium, carrying out the sorority
colors of wine and silver blue. Blue
tapers lighted the tables.
At the honor table covers were
laid for the seniors, Misses Helen
Weyl, retiring president; Dorothy
Screes. jeanette Woods. Jane Had
ley, Vera Grey Hinshaw, Evelyn
McDermit. new president, and Mrs.
F. S. Chiles. retiring president Of
the Mothers Club, and Mrs. George
Bowman, new president.
Desk sets embossed with the
sorority crest were given to the
seniors.
Mrs. A. w. Early was chairman
of the party. assisted by Mesdames
Henry Holt, E. A. Strong and For
rest c. Kellogg.
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Club
Season to End
With Meeting

Irvington Dramatic Club will
close It's season at BIS tonight at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. H. E.
Barnard. $3.50 Pleasant Run park
way. The meeting is scheduled to
be held out Of doors, and in case
Of rain it will be postponed until
4 Sunday afternoon.
The program viii include the
presentation OF scenes from Shakes
peare's The Tempest" Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Ebert Glass are chairmen
of the program committee, and as
sistants TO the hosts. Other mem
bers Of the committee are
DR.. and Mrs. John S. Harrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Prescott. Miss
Constance Forsyth. Miss Hazel Hib-
ben. Miss Helene Hibben. f. Noble
Ropkey. William Forsyth. Harold
Winslow, Bryant Long and Park
Newton.
Following the program the re-
mainder OF the evening will be spent
informally.
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Mildred Smith,
Bride-Elect, to
Be Paid Honor

Numerous parties have been
planned for Miss Mildred M smith
who will be married June % 10
Baker M. Hidman Of Miami Fla
Miss Smith, who Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Smith
9oOI Carrollton avenue, will return
home Tuesday after spending the
winter in Miami.
A garden bridge party will be
given June II by Miss Alberta Kan
peler and Mrs. Ralph Schetter at
the latter's country home.
AT an evening bridge party june
II hoSteSSes will be Mesdames =
Lee Winders, L. R. Besore. Harold
Andrews, Misses Mary Puryis and
Miss Dorothy Royce. The party will
be held at the home Of Miss Royce
at 443 East Forty-third street. Miss
Ruth Jones and Miss Mary Hargitt
VIII entertain June Is.
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Miss OkeS to
Be HOnOred at
Linen Shower

Miss Azena Russell and Miss
Margaret Smith will entertain to-
night witha bridge party and linen
shower IN the office girl department
of the city hospital in honor Of Miss
Marjorie Okes, who will be married
June 18 to DR.. Clifford Taylor.
Bridal colors of orchid and green
will be carried out in the decora-
tions and appointments. A large
wedding bell will be suspended over
the gift table. Guests with Miss
Okes will be:
Miss Agnes Russell Evansville. Miss
Irene Barner. Chicago: Mrs. Margaret Low
der and the Misses Glenn Hoover. Jose
phine Dav, Betty Ann Miller. EVELYN
Bridenstine. Lillian Berner. Marjorie Spen-
Ger. Helen Shuler. Catherine Sadlier. Helen
Wagner GLADYS Haws Mary Myers. Vir-
Rinia Carev. Louise Woodbridge. Maurlne
JaGuith. Mildred Murphy. Frances Hook.
Edith Stalev and Ma ie Theobole.
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Miss De LONG Bride

Announcement has been made of
the marriage OF Miss Ethel De Long.
daughter Of James A. De Long, 1912
Olney street, TO Harry c. Sanders.
which took place May %. The
ceremony was performed in Can
Melton. at the home Of the oficiat-
ing minister, the Rev. William r.
Ashby. pastor OF the Cannelton
Methodist church. Mr.. Sanders is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sanders, TohlnspoFt.
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MISS SUTHERLAND
ENGAGED TO WE'D

The engagement of Miss Dorothy
Jane Sutherland to Adolph F
Grossman, Yonkers, N. Y, has been
announced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Sutherland, 263e
Sutherland avenue. The wedding
will take place June 25 at the home
Of the bride
Miss Sutherland attended Butler
university and was graduated from
Syracuse university. She is men,
Der of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
Mr.. GroSsman attended Syracuse
university and was graduated from
the New York university law school
Hhe is a Kappa Sigma.
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FRENCH ALLIANCE
REFLECTS PETRI

Edward F. Petri was reelected
president Of the Alliance Franchise
at the final business meeting at the
home Of Miss Genevieve H. Scogille.
2050 North Pennsylvania street. who
was chosen vice-president. Other
officers are:
AIRS. Roy G. Lazarus second vice-presi-
dent: Edward J. Meunier. third 8ice-presi-
dent: Miss Marguerite Mouron. secretary.
Wallace Buchanan. treasurer. and Miss
Helen Howard. publicity.
Meetings viii be held during the
summer at the Washington. Bas-
tile day will be celebrated. with a
picnic at the summer home OF Mr..
and Mrs. David Smith in Williams
Greek.
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EGGLESTON IS
GUEST AT BRIDGE

Mrs. William B. Eggleston of De-
troit, formerly Miss Margaret Rags
dale, was entertained at luncheon
bridge Friday given by Mrs. Claus
n. Best at the Country Club of In
dianapolis.
other guests were Mesdames Cliff
lord Harrod, Austin Sheety. John
PAU Ragsdale, Scott r. Brewer.
James NJ. Ogden, T. M. Rybolt and
G. c. Crumbaker.
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YOUTH ENTERTAINS
PALS AT LUNCHEON

John Thomas Alburger. son Of DR..
and Mrs Henry r. Alburger. 1886
Washington boulevard, is cclebrat-
ing his tenth birthday anniversary
today. In observance OF the day
his luncheon guests we're to be Rob-
ert Elliott. Forrest Muellar. James
Kalleen. Stanley Marx Harry SOM
mers. Martin Miller. Richard Zim-
mer. Fred Doebbers and Joseph
Raub.
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TRI-DELT SENIORS
LUNCHEON GUESTS

Miss Anna Marie Sander, retir-
ing president of the Butler uni
versity chapter Of Delta Delta Del
Ia sorority, entertained seniors of
the chapter at a luncheon at the
Columbia Club. A theater party
followed.
Guests were presented corsages.
Decorations we're in the sorority
colors. The guests we're:
Misses Ann McDevitt. Virginia Taylor.
waneta Graves. Gertrude Bruce. Virginia
Holt. Louise Bolin. Margaret Shively, Rose
land Gibson and HarTiette TFinkle.
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CHURCH AUXILIARY
PLANS LUNCHEON

Women's auxiliary Of the st. Pau
NJ. E. church will hold a luncheon
meeting at 1890 Friday at the home
Of Mrs. William Forsyth, IS South
Emerson avenue. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Horace Mutt.
Cuba and Porto Rico" will be
the subject Of the discussion follow
ing the luncheon.
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Rush Party Slated

Last Of series ofxrush partiea
given by the Chi Beta Kappa So
rority will be a bridge tea SUNDAY
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. r.
=. Gross. 1920 Colorado avenue. Mrs.
Gross will be assisted by Misses
Margaret WEIGH and Esther Rob-
lnson. Honor guests will be Misses
Bonnie Greenlee, Helen Miller. Lola
Belle Venable and Mrs. Cecil Glenn
ents.
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HUSBANDS FETED
AT BRIDGE PARTY

Members OF Epsilon Pi chapter Of
Delta Theta Tau sorority enter
tanned husbands at a bridge party
Friday night at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Anderson. Special guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames A. j.
Boesel and Lemuel Written. Twenty
four attended.