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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
Bridge-Tea
Committees
Are Named

Committees for the spring bridge
tea to be given by the Indianapolis
branch of the American Association
of University Women Saturday.
May 7 at the Highland Golf and
Country Club have been announced
by Mrs. A. H. Hinkle. general chair
man. They are:
Arrsngements-Mrs. Kari NJ coon.
chairman; Mrs. o. NJ. Heimer. Mrs. Alien
Mitchell, Mrs. Gordon W. Batmsn. Miss
MIS- ssr craFsn S,b Mrs Walter GTeenougn
Miss Mary Ann Ogden. Mrs. H B. pike
MSS Ais : MARY Rigg, Mrs. Carroll Skaar, Miss
HosteSses = Mrs. walter p Morton
Chairman; Mrs Paul Tomhauqh. Mrs
Merwyn Bridenstine. Miss Amelia "
Platter, Mrs. James Bawden. Miss sue
R S,SSlns RS,,1o MISS Grace l. Brown, Mrs
.; Ease MIS- Blanche Z. Chenoweth. Mrs
Alvin T. Coate, Miss Amy Colescott' Miss
JOIN Ss11'nf boF RaEie J %fs Men Fuggs Mrs
kast. Mrs. Hal r. Keeling. Mrs W N
Louden. Mrs. Carl Lauenstein. Mrs !
MM9 Mas Miss May orme Mackenzie
MIS-. y w. Putnam, Mrs. W. L. Richard.
son Mrs. J w. Ricketts,. Dr. Ada Schweit-
ss er, MIS-. MargsTet B. Segpr. Dr. Kenosha
T. x, 5 Sinclair. Mrs. George SpauIdinS
MIS-. Frank H. Streightoff, Mrs rrsd
TeTry; MIS- W W; Thornton. Mrs. J. r.
Charles r. Yoke. Miss K "KsS atbsgIggs Mrs. Mrs.
son and Dr.: Mary westfal.
mans d1cNg Mrs T. Victor Keens. chair
Baum. Mrs Paul stokes Ms Ms william w,IS,Ia
Aopel. Miss Beatrice GERM. Miss Francs ss
gg aaReys:ss MIS- M,i R. Yule, Mrs. G. Loren
A. B. Carlisle and Miss Vera Moran MIS-
Prizes-Mrs. Donald c. Drake char.
W Wedds, MIS- Mr. Gaylord Wood; Mrs J. w.
slce Morrison, Miss Ellen Ocker. Mrs. 1,
= Rich en- MIS- George E. sladeck. Mrs
. n IL, Spfainioing, Miss Dale Waterbury.
Oh chairman: Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher ME- rs
W, P. Garshwiler, Mrs. W. J HasSe eI
M Miiisa MRS MI ~ 5OI HaTdinS Miss ath
EMIasthan r Pearson. Mrs. Frank B. Shields
Miss Belle G. Schofield. Miss Margaret NJ
scott and Mrs. Albert Stump. a.
Transportation-Mrs G. q Mccorr,iot
CHAIRMAN: Mrs. Harry Foreman. Mrs 6
Douglas l}ins S, Bash Miss Mary EVELYN Briden-
M. Hartman. Mrs. o. ri Skinner Men WTI
lanes lanes E. Sproule. Mrs. Edward M. Tom
Auditing-Mrs N Taylor Todd chair
a: Bray. Miss Nettie Burkholder MIS-
Evelyn L. Carpenter Miss Marvellen
ozark. MRS. John r. ThraSher Miss Jennie
Dinwiddie, Miss Minnie c. Dodson ME-
Mabel Ives, Miss Margaret K. Duden
-, tournament Section-Mrs J. M vii
liams, chairman: Mrs John II Hsv,ftt
Mrs. John Leech "i'''
Puolcity-Mrs. Marvin Curle. chairman:
international Relations study
group will meet with Mrs. j. A. Bow
den, 1902 Broadway, Monday. Re-
ports Will be given on the conven-
ton talk OF Mrs. Aurelia Reinhardt.
president of Mills college and chair
man of the international relations.
A. A. U. W., and DR.. Helen Taft
Manning, dean of Byrn Mawr. Mrs.
Arthur E. Focke is chairman.
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University'S
Founding to
Be Observed

indianapolis chapter of Hadassah
will. celebrate the seventh anniver-
sary Of the founding Of the Hebrew
university at Jerusalem, Monday
afternoon. April 25, at the Kirsh-
baum center.
The local chapter has particular
interest in the celebration since the
organization has endowed chair
of preventive medicine at the uni
versity, which is located on Mt.
ScopuS.
Alex Levin, president of the But
Ter university chapter Of Avukah,
will tell about the university. The
program will also include greetings
from Miss Dorothy SchlesSinger,
president of Junior HadasSah;
songs by Miss Eugenia Magidson;
and a sketch, "A Hadassah Hagad-
dah," directed by Mrs. Jacob Weiss,
with Mesdames Lewis Jaffee, Max
Selig, Arthur Rose, anG David Sab
losky taking part. The sketch is
symbolic of the Passover holiday
which now is being celebrated by
Jewish people throughout the
world.
Mrs. Harry Cohen will preside.
April is the month devoted to the
collection of linens and supplies by
all Hadassah chapters in the United
States. The linens anG supplies are
used in Hadassah institutions, and
others not under Hadassah's super
vision, in Palestine. Due to the
great need for boys clothing this
year the organization has requested
donors to substitute it for the
linens. Members will take their
donations to the meeting.
Mrs. David Dobrowitz and Mrs.
Meyer Wild are in charge of the
clothing collection.
The meeting was originally set for
April 90 but has been changed.
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Club CaIendar-Ne4os Notes of City Group

What of It?" The supper commit
tee is Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E.
Coffin, Mrs. Ruth Pratt Dobbs and
Miss Minnie Edenharter.
North Side Mothers Club will
meet with Mrs. J. c. Hardesty, $40
Genital Court. The members will
play cards for the benefit of the
milk fund.
FRIDAY
Irvington Fortnightly Clubs
meeting viii be with Mrs. Philip
Zoercher, SO Whittier place, with
Mrs. A. R. Robinson assisting. Mrs
o. H. Bakemeier and Mrs. r. w
Schulmeyer are on the program.
Woman's Advance Club viii OBJ
serve guest day at the home of Mrs.
Fred B. Keuthan.
SATURDAY
Magazine Club viii meet at the
Y. w. G. A.
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Cinderella ball at the Columbia
Club tonight will end the sixteenth
annual state day celebration of
the Delta Zeta sorority which held
its luncheon this afternoon, with
Mrs. John Pease, Cincinnati, ma
tional editor of the Lamp and
member of the national council, as
honor guest.
The dance in the ballroom to-
night will be in cabaret style with
tables surrounding the dance floor.
During the supper intermission, the
orchestra will provide special enter
tainment. The tables will be deco
rated with roses.
Mrs. Hazel Funk, president of the
Indianapolis Alumnae Club, presid-
ed. Seated at the speakers table
with Mrs. Pease and Mrs. Funk
were.
Mrs. Robert Miller, Detroit, Mich, for
mer president of the local alumnae club;
presidents Of active chapters in Indiana,
Aurora Yetta, Indiana; Blanche Sizelove,
Franklin, and Harriet Jones. Butler, and
committee chairmen and officers, Mes
DANES Noble Hiatt, Robert Heuslein, Harry
Kerr, Thomas Grinslade, Robert Berner,
Alfred Shotwell, Robert Hill and the
Misses Harriet Kistner Katherine Ru-
bush and Frances Westcott.
During the luncheon, Miss Har-
riet Ford sang group of songs, ac-
companjed by Miss Willodean
Nease. Miss Pearl BARLEY acted as
mistress of ceremonies and intro
duced chapter stunts of modernized
fairly tales.
Delta chapter of De Paw pre-
sented 1.-THE Sleeping Beauty Awak-
ens;" Epsilon of Indiana, RED Rid
ing Hood Attends Indiana Psi Of
Franklin, Beauty and the Beast at
Franklin" and Alpha MI of Butler
"Alladin Goes to Butler"
Sorority colors of green and rose
were carried in the decorations with
the tables lighted with candles and
arranged with plaques of green
moss and roses. Programs were il
Illustrated with Cinderella scenes.
More than ITO members made
reservations for the luncheon and
dance, from the active chapters, in
Guiding:
DE PAUw
Misses Mildred Aiken. Edna Hubbard
Irene Whitzel. June Barnes, Adelaide
Borcherding. Julia Crawley, Mary Eliza
beth Herr, Marjorie Lazure, Frances Rit-
ter. Mary Sargent, Helen Southworth,
Catherine Hoar, Lucia Kellar. Geraldine
Powell. Helen Duff, Alein Lundberg, Paul
inc Blichenstaff, Carolyn Johnson, Audrie
Moore, katherine Richards. Mary Alice
Frances Litten. Margaret Erickson. Mari
anne Hoar, Alice Southworth Mildred
Stutz. Dorothy Yokel Mary Hoffman
Winifred Medcalf. Frances Thomas, Eta
Forkel, Mary K Hampton, Elizabeth Har-
rington, Dorothy Medcalf, Elizabeth Logan
Harriet Ray Geneva Marburger and
Marian Hubbard
INDIANA
Misses. Georgiana SowaSh, Maxine Nor
tin. Virginia Freed. Marian Hahn, Char
Yetta, Avanel Brookbank, Dorothy Nep-
tune. Mary Katherine Murray. Helen
Trusler Anna Mary Nicholas, Lelah Hi
day Dorothy Meyer Margaret Ewing.
Betty Macy. Ann Crisman, Dorothy Thorn
as. Dorothy Whitlatch Helen Thomas and
Phyllis Nagel.
FRANKLIN
Misses nellie Alderman, Blanche Size
love, Jeannette Caudle, Kathryn Doub
Gwendolyn Horton, Dorothy Stroud. Fran
ces Beaman, Myrl Guthrie. Beatrice Deck
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GERMANY TOPIC OF
SORORITY PROGRAM

Germany will be the topic of the
program at the meeting of the Kap-
pa chapter of Pi Omicron sorority,
which will meet at Monday in the
Washington.
Those taking part in the program
will be the Misses Bertha Stout,
Margaret Waggoner, Evelyn Mann
and Mrs. Christine Ragland Miss
Flora Drake is program director.
New officers will be elected.
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MRS. VELESSCU
WILL Be SPEAKER

Mrs. P. E. Trache Velesscu will be
the guest speaker at meeting OF
the indianapolis Alliance of Delta
Delta Delta sorority Wednesday
night at the Dinner Bell tea room
She will tell of her travels abroad
and also review the book, Voice on
the Mountain" by Queen Marie OF
Rumania.
A business meeting at $50 will
precede the dinner at $50. Reser-
vations should be made with Miss
Margaret Waters, chairman of ar
rangements.
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Girl Scouts

Edward W. Hunter will lecture on
"Stars" at the first class training
course at the Girl Scout headquar-
tiers, Wednesday at 10.
"A Wide Awake Nature Club" was
organized in Troop 3, Mrs. n N.
Edwards, captain, for the purpose
of making a record of observations
on birds, flowers, trees and shrubs.
Girls of Troop 7 are making scrap
books for nurseries. Mrs. w. A.
Shearer is captain.
Troop II is planning a day at
Camp Dellwood May 7, under the
direction of their captain, Mrs. I. F.
Hale.
Mrs G. A. Wright captain, took
members of Troop Is to Camp Dell
wood to pass map-making and fire
building Saturday.
Troop 81 celebrated it's first birth
day with a party, April Is. Mrs.
Jack Deutscher is captain.
Patrols of Troop % are working
on merit badges and second class
badges.
Dorothy Bowman, new candi-
date in Troop "a, recently moved to
indianapolis from Scotland.
Girls of Troop % will have a gar
dening meeting next week and will
pack flower seeds and start box
gardens as troop project in CO.
operation with the Home Makers
Club of Mayer chapel.
Campfire at Troop 80, Miss Lo-
rena McComb, was devoted to
familiar Girl Scout songs. Corpor-
ais acted as patrol leaders.
Troop AZ held a skating party
Friday night Proceeds were added
to the camp fund to send a girl to
Camp Dellwood
Court of awards of Troop 40 was
held Friday, April Is. A play was
presented by Patrol 3, Mary Lou
Over, Florence Harrison, Betty Jean
Peele, Harriet Wilder, Elizabeth
Weakley, Betty Marks, Madge Nc
Connell and Myrtle Bother taking
part A piano duet, Eel Captain, y
by Sousa was given by Harriet Jane
and Ann Holmes. Girls working on
tree finder badge will hike along
Fall creek Saturday.
High school girls of Troop 81,
Mrs. Charles E. DobSon, captain,
New Augusta, took a nature hike
to Camp Dellwood today, to work
on judging. firebuilding and out
door cooking.
Troops "a and al held a skating
arty at the Y w. c. A. Tuesday
yght. Fifty attended.
New candidates are Mary Van
)ern, Troop 7; Jean Tompkins, 8;
'une Jones, IT; Betty Mathews, %;
iean Towan Elliott, %; Esther
weaver, Dorothy Bowman, "a;
Dorothy Mae Snyder, 81; Edna Jo-
seph, Soffel Carter, Rosemary Han
ner, 80; Emma Gosselt, As; Rose
mary Delaney, 81; Hazel Stewart
81; Hazel Kinds, Dorothy JayneS
Donnie Douglas, Frances Hatfield
Helen Bunch. Eva Mae Ward, Is,
Mildred Landers. IS; Ruby Gentry
Beatrice Clumley, SS.
Investitures we're Mary Dunwig
Mary Goodwin, Troop 40.
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MOTHERS SPONSOR
SKATING PARTY

Mothers Club of Cathedral high
school will sponsor a skating party
Wednesday night, May 4, at the
Riverside rink. Mrs. William L.
O'Connor is chairman of arrange
ments and Mrs. Raymond NTcManus
is chairman of patrons, assisted by:
Mesdames James Recap, Joseph Hoff-
man, John Bulger.. Joseph O'Mahoney, J..
Albert Beunagle, Martin Walpole, John F.
Flanagan, Francis Miller, Joseph Conley,
William P. Brennan, John Mahan and j.
w. Foley
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Rush Tea Planned

Alpha chapter, Iota Tau sorority,
will give a rush tea Sunday after
noon at the home of Miss Ella Han
sen, 3944 North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Ross Stackhouse. rush captain,
will assist. The sorority colors, or
child and silver, will be used in
decorating.
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Announce BetrOthnZ

DR.. j. D. Hendricks announces the
engagement of his daughter Delma
to Robert B. Hurt, Lebanon, son of
Mrs. Peter S. Hurt, Thorntown. The
wedding will take place in June.
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,COrOritu Enteytnined

Mrs. Everett Alloway entertained
the members of Epsilon ri chapter
of Delta Theta Tau sorority with a
bridge party Friday night at the
Rose of Sharon, 2241 North Della
ware streets Guests were Mrs. Carl
Hadley and the Misses Ruth Stone
breaker and Margaret Burrif.
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udy. MISS DenS-
ford, who has
sold 300 dozen, is
a member of Troop
46, which won a
cake last year for
having sold the
largest number OF
cookies.
Runner-ups for
sale honors also
are members of
the same troop.
Proceeds Of the
sale are used to
send Girl Scouts
to Camp Dellwood
for summer vaca :
%s0x-r NT. " r1
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AuGiIiuru IN Dance

Ladies' auxiliary of the Firemen'S
Association will hold dance to-
night in the Brookside Community
house. Admission will be clothing or
food which will be turned over to
the icty relief fund.
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Club Has Fete

Tenth anniversary of Delta Delta
Club was observed Thursday with
a luncheon-bridge at the Hopper
Kettle at Morristown. Guests BEE
sides the members were Mrs. Ward
Sabel and Mrs. Juanita Tarsons.
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ENTERTAIN CHESTS

z Y 7 = z z II 4 y = Y = Z y
Monday Club will entertain with
a guest meeting Monday afternoon
at the D. A. R. chapter house. The
program will be "A Literary Gar
den," given by Mrs. H. M. Banks,
Mrs M. D. Didway and Mrs. o. T.
Behymer
The program, at 2.30, will be pre-
coded by business meeting at 2.
Hostesses will be Mesdames w. A.
Shullenberger, Robert Bruce NAL
loch, Charles w. Field and John
Downing johnson.
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Mrs. Krause Hostess

Mrs. Harry Krause of 126 North
Healing avenue win entertain the
Past Presidents Club Of the Harold
c. McGrew auxiliary and theiS.
husbands with dinner party at
her home Sunday
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Miss Leedy Engaged

Engagement of Tiss Dorothy May
Leedy to Malcolm MacNiven Davis
son, Berkeley, Cal, has been an
nounced by her mother, Mrs.
Ulysses Grant Leedy. The wedding
will take place May %.
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SiQmG DeLts to Meet

Beta chapter. Sigma Delta Sigma
sorority, Will meet at 1870 Monday
night at the home of Misses
Degaima and Kathleen Spear, 728
Cottage avenue.
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ARRANGES SORORITY DANCE

Miss Martha
Metcalf
is
cO-chdirmdn
of the
annual
founders
day dance
to be
queen on
Pr Beta Phi
sorority
April so,
at the
Columbia
Club.
She is being
assisted By
Miss Lois
Jackson.
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Garden Club I'M PnrtM

Social service department of the
Municipal Gardens Women's De-
partment Club will give a card
party at Monday at Selig's. Mrs.
Lat Gatewood is in charge.
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ANNUAL COOKIE DAY
MARKED BY SCOUTS

Miss Alberta Densford is leading
the Girl Scouts in individual sales
Tor the annual Cookie day sales to-
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Miss Hazel Funk, 5S5 Alton
street, acting president of the In
dianapoli5 Alumnae Association
of Delta Zeta sorority, was to be
the presiding officer at the annual
state luncheon of the sorority to-
day at the Columbia Club.
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Miss Naomi Mae Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Adams,
9S2 South Eighth avenue, Beech
Grove, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Naomi Mae Adams, to Floyd H.
Harlan. The wedding will take
place June 6 in the Beech Grove
Methodist church.
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Miss Adelaide Cohn is publicity
chairman for the taxi dance to be
held by the Council of Jewish
Juniors at the Broadmoor Country
Club, Saturday, May 7. She is be-
ing assisted by the Misses Shir-
ley Levi, Leah Sehatz, Mildred
Weiner and Reva Rudy
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Home to Be
Discussed
at Meeting

American Home Department OF
the Womans Department Club viii
hold its final meeting Of the season
Tuesday in the seventh floor audi
forum at -Whitehill Com
pany The program has been ar
ranged in conjunction with the
Seventh District Federation OF
Clubs and state committees On the
Better Homes in America" move
ment.
The business meeting will open az
with Mrs. Paul 7. Hurt, depart
ment chairman, PRECEDING. Annual
reports Of the department will be
given, including those by Mrs. A. c.
Rasmussen, chairman of the .ap-
Piled education class; Mrs. @. w
Seaton, chairman Of the homemak-
ers class, and Mrs. c. A. Breeze,
chairman Of the music class.
The program will open at $50
with Mrs. Felix I. McWhirter, In
diana chairman for the Better
Homes movement, presiding.
Tea viii Be Served
Mrs. Charles A. Breeze will sing
group Of songs, accompanied by
Mrs. Irving Blue.
Merritt Harrison will discuss THE
American Home From an Archi-
tects Standpoint Mansur B.
Cakes viii speak on Insurance"
Mrs. J. r. Farrell will demonstrate
The Trail of the Ice-Bo Cookie. -
Following the program, tea will
be served in the auditorium on the
fifth floor Mrs. J. F.. Edwards,
newly elected president of the Sew
enth District Federation. and Mrs.
j. w. Moore, chairman of the leg
islative department, Indiana Fed
Grafton of clubs, will pour. Mrs.
Frank McCaslin, chairman of hos
tesses, will be assisted by:
Mesdames Forest B. kellogg, vice
chairmani Charles M. Clayton, William
Dobson, ora Maude Hardie, William II.
Hart, J. II. Hellekson, Frank T. Lamkin,
Alva II. MendenhaIi, John E. Messlck'
Fred J.. Pettiiohn, r. G. Rumpler. A Ed
gar Shirley. Edgar v. Toms, Clark S.
Wheeler. Albert J. Wohlegemuth and Lewis
The hospitality committee, to as
sist during the afternoon, consists of !:
Mrs. Horace G. Casady. chairman. as
sited by Mrs Alya Shirley, vice-chair-
man, and Mesdamess George w. Bowman.
9. j. Buchanan, Frank NJ Bush, Horace
Bcwd BuSS Jossnb fI93oPs Arthur Tjn r
Edward L. Pedlow, Fred T. Pettijohn. NJ.
3 Poundstone. Carl l.. Rost and Herman
H. Sielken.
Plan May Day Party
Mrs, Henry Eisenbarth will dis
cuss her trip abroad with the War
Mothers before members of the
Monday Guild of the Department
Club at 2 Monday at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Frank T. Lamkin is chairman
of hostesses.
Students from the Indiana State
School for the Blind will give a
musical program Those taking
part include Maurice Bitner, plan
list; Paul Mcdowell, flute, and Rob-
ert Lancaster, vocalist. w. T. Shan
non of the faculty will give violin
selections. Miss Frieda Huber of
the faculty will be the accompanist
Plans are being made for the De-
partment Clubs annual May day
party, which will be a luncheon
bridge at 1 Wednesday, May l.
Luncheon arrangements are in
charge Of Mrs. Robert Shingler, and
members of the ways and means
committee. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. George Q. Bruce
Mrs. John M. Williams is in charge
of the bridge.
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Wagner, general chairman, has re-
ported sale of more than 10000
cookies.
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INDIANA

Misses. Georgiana Sowash, Maxine Nor
tin. Virginia Freed. Marian Hahn Char
lotte Hodel Charlotte Thompson Aurora
Yetta Avanel Brookbank, Dorothy Nep-
tune. Mary Katherine Murray. Helen
TruSler. Anna Mary Nicholas Lelah Hi
day Dorothy Meyer. Margaret Ewing.
Betty Macy. Ann Crisman, Dorothy Thorn
as. Dorothy Whitlatch, Helen Thomas and
Phyllis Nsgel.
FRANKLIN
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-05-12
Chapter 10
DEFIANCE

GEORGE, over the old gray sho-
" ulder, looked harder still at Jen-
ny.
The message Of Georges eyes was
very clear. Jenny, o must play
up, you mnst.''
We'll? Eh?'
Yes, l married Eddie Townsend
is he here2"
Involuntarily Jenny glanced be
hind her at the kitchen door. IN
see him, then announced the Old
Man.
"Oh, no, you can't see him." said
Jenny, surprising herself quite as
much as her hearers.
George gasped ana 1t surprised
Jenny profoundly; she had never be-
fore realized what a towering colo
ssal, boss the Old Man was to Geo.
rgie.
Whereas to Jenny he was just a
cross old man with dyspepsia, not
unlike her grandfather. She looked
him firmly in the eye.
II can't allow you to see Eddie to-
day, I'm afraid. He is in a highly
nervous state and he mustn't see
anyone he doesn't want to see
Indeed! Indeed" The gray, mar
row face was twisted into a sneer.
That's very interesting that he
doesn't want to see me-"
You find it so?" A lightning in
dignation had sprung up in Jenny
and did not are whether she showed
it or not. Best stand up to him as
she had so often had to stand vi
to grandfather! You find it merely
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/ You Can't Marry&
k@A by Julia C~LeftAddams S@GS0
II
by Julia CIef-AddamS

There was a couple Of idlers near
the ambulance, but the main hall was
empty. Someone was in GINS little
office, though; someone h voice
was raised in the evaporation Gu
sometimes provoked. Il tell YOU, l
was here yesterday Il asked TO see
Mrs. Townsend or Miss ReveAi l
DIDN'T know witch was whtch-you
told me yourself the number of their
apartment. It's sheer silly waste Of
time pretending you've never seen me
before"
Silence from Gill
Miss Revell herself informed me
that Mrs. Townsend was at some
hotel or other. It's no use your ask
ing me to believe you don't know
witch one il is. All lwant you TO do
is telephone that hotel and tell the
lady that Mr.. Townsend insisted on
going straight up to their apartment
-Well'
Don't know anything about any
thing-'from Gill, i~mplacebly.
Jenny marched into the office.
Gill was looking as wooden as a ships
figurehead. The mar who faced him
turned and scrutinize6 Jenny instead.
He was the doctor who had rendered
first aid to Eddie on that horrible
pavement.
Mrs. Townsend. 1 UNDERSTANDING
exclaimed.
You don't understand it from me"
put in Gill.
The doctors quick glance went
from gin to Jenny. His eyes were in
tensively inquisitive, she thought,
and his voice was far too familiar.
Your cousin told me your marriage
wasn't secret, Mrs. Townsend, but
there seems to be a lot of mystery
made about il down here! | must have
been kept hanging about here for
nearly ten minutes. I'm beginning to
wonder"
rs your patient upstairs?" Jenny
asked.
The doctor flushed Jenny had
spoken in a tone that she had not
used for a long time; not since the
DAYS when she lived in her grand
fathers house and wore faded ging-
hams and hunted for eggs in the
overgrown garden and was, all the
same, Miss Georgina Revell TO whom
nobody might be impertinent, ever.