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GIRL SCOUT NOTES

The Stolen Prince" was the title
OF a Chinese playlet presented at
a general campfire on Saturday
night at Camp Dellwood. The cannn
closed Tuesday night. In the cast
were Mauvis Johnson, Rosemary
Horn, Mignon Wagner, Betty Ham
merstadt, Betty Watson, Polly Fifer.
Marguerite Funkhouser, frankie
Hansen, Mary Jane Bachelor.
Shirley st. Pierre, Roberta Poland
Martha Nell Plopper, Mary Morri-
son, Barbara Hoss, Mary White.
Gladys Miller, Pauline Bilbee. Jane
Legitt and Joan Baker.
About 200 parents and friends
visited camp on Saturday and Sun
day. The regular swimming meet
vas held Sunday afternoon and
was followed Sunday night bv the
Scouts own program. Friends and
Friendship" was the subject of the
program.
Troop 80, under the leadership OF
their captain, Mrs. Mccormick. and
Mrs. Cole, took an overnight hike
at Camp Dellwood Monday.
The Girl Scout headquarters SD
Board of Trade building. will he
reopened Monday.
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House Party
Planned for
State Group

Labor Day House party Of the In
diana Federation Of Business and
Professional Women will be held
this year at the -Wawasee no
tel, at Lake Wawasee, from Sept. 3
to 5.
Miss Katherine Patton, president
Of the Gary Business and Profess
sional Women's Club, is in charge Of
arrangements. Cooperating with
her are presidents of other clubs,
including Miss Lucy Osborn Of the
Indianapolis group.
Though the house party is planned
as a reunion Of members, with little
formal entertainment, several recre-
alton features are being arranged.
There viii be bridge tournaments,
dancing each evening, ping pong,
boating, swimming, tennis and golf.
Members Of the indianapolis club
have been asked to submit mate
rial for the year book, which is be-
ing compiled for the coming sea-
son. This information is to be in
the hands of the year book COM
mittee by Sept. l.
Miss Osborn also has asked all
members who have not signed the
invitation to foreign women to at
tend the Chicago International Con-
gress in 1888, to do so, by calling at
the Postal Telegraph office.
The club will open Oct. s. Fur
Their announcements concerning this
meeting will be made later.
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W. T. U. Notes

Thurman branch of the w. G. T..
U. will meet at 2 Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. James Stitts, 2230
Miller street. The health depart
ment will sponsor the program.
There will be special musical
numbers. Mrs. Fannie Stewart will
conduct the devotions. Plans will
be made for the day of prayer,
which will be held Aug. % at the
Phyllis Wheatley home. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Jackson will preside.
The Zeralda Wallace union will
hold its August meeting with Mrs.
Edith Stout, 4808 Central avenue at
10 Tuesday. Mrs. Mary jerks will
have charge of the morning devo-
tons, to be followed by a short bust
ness session.
A covered dish luncheon will be
served at noon. The Rev. j. G.
Moore, pastor of the Capitol Avenue
M. E. church, will conduct the aft
ernoon devotions, using as his text
the 14th Psalm.
The treble clef trio will sing.
Betty Jane Handy will bring greet
ings from the young peoples organ
ization The Marion county off,
cial board will be guests. Henrietta
Heishman, president, will preside.
The Elizabeth Stanley w. c. T. U.
will meet at 7:45 Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. R. N. Miller, 1858
Broadway. Mrs. Mary Knode will
have charge of devotions A bust
ness session, election of officers and
election of delegates to county and
state conventions will follow.
There will be special music and
songs by Howard, Cecil and Edward
Arthur, from the Wheeler City Res
cue Mission. Bert Morgan will be
speaker. Mrs. Ella Gardener, presi-
dent, will preside.
The Northeast w. c. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. Ella E1roft, 1854
Windsor street at Thursday after
noon. There will be election of Off
GERS and delegates to county and
state conventions. Mrs. Lillian Heis-
er will preside. Members are urged
to attend.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Chi Onnegas
in City for
State Event

Chi Omegas from over the state
are in Indianapolis today to attend
the annual state luncheon Of the
group in the Hunters Lodge at the
Marott. Active and alumnae mem
bers of the Purdue university chap
ter are in charge of the arrange
ments.
The committee in charge is head
ed by Miss Lillian Williams, In
dianapolis, secretary Of the active
chapter at Purdue, assisted by
Mrs. Walter Roberts, Miss Elizabeth
King and Miss Ruth Jones. Miss
King and Miss Jones are members
of the Indiana university chapter.
Report to Be Given
A feature Of the program is to be
the report on the sorority's national
convention, held this summer in
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
which is to be given by Miss Lo-
rena Bechtold, Hammond, president
of the Indiana chapter.
Miss Reba Hutson, Purdue, is to
give the report of that chapters
activities, Mrs. Jean Rankin is to
report from the Indianapolis Alum
nae Club, and Miss Jane De Hart,
indianapolis, is to give the Indiana
university chapter report.
The coming rush season at the
two universities is also to be dis
cussed.
Miss Williams is to be the toast
master.
Miss Jones Heads AIumnae
The sorority colors, cardinal and
straw, are to be carried out in the
decorations. Tables are to be CEN
tered with red and yellow zenias
and lighted with yellow tapers, tied
with red ribbon.
Chi Omega is the only national
college social sorority which holds
its state luncheon during the sum-
mer. All other groups hold their
meetings in the spring. The two
state chapters alternate in acting
as hostesses.
Miss Katherine Jones is president
Of the indianapolis Alumnae Club.
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Christ Church
Nuptial Rites
Unite Couple

Miss Margaret Copley, daughter
Of H. F. Copley, 1888 East Riverside
drive, became the bride Of Edward
Grebe at 2:30 today in a ceremony
performed in Christ Episcopal
church by the Rev. ]. E. Crosbie of
Vincennes. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grebe,
1858 North New Jersey street.
The chancel was lighted by seven
branched candelabras and the altar
banked with gladioli. Cheston
Heath, organist, played bridal airs.
The bride wore a white embroi-
dered organdy frock and picture
hat, carrying an arm bouquet of
white roses. Her sister as attend
ant, Mrs. Cecil D. Bird wore pink
net gown trimmed in green and
worn with a green picture hat. She
carried a colonial bouquet of mixed
flowers. Raymond Hinkle was best
man.
The couple will be at home after
Sept. at 1888 East Riverside drive.
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Attendants for
Wedding Named
by Miss Ruehl

Miss Dorothy Marie RuehI
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Ruehl, 1907 Beville avenue, whose
marriage to Kenneth G. Swengel
will take place Aug. %, has chosen
Miss Margaret Swengel, sister of
the bridegroom-elec to be her maid
of honor.
Her bridesmaids will be Misses
May Louise Roesener, Mary Louise
Cooperider and Mary Lammert.
The flower girl will be Phyllis Price.
Mr.. Swengels attendants will be
Fred Lammert, as best man, and
Lowell Stroeh, Armon Reece, and
Don Harrison as ushers.
The ceremony, which will be per-
formed at the night of Aug. %,
will take place at the Zion Evan
gelcial chuch, with the Rev. F. r.
Diaries officiating.
Miss Lammert will entertain
Thursday night with a niscellane-
GUS shower for Miss Ruehl, and Miss
Ruth Kremer will be hostess Friday
night for a linen shower in her
honor.
Mr.. Swengel is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Meade Swengel.
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Scholarships Offered for Best
Home Economics School Work

Numerous scholarships to state
colleges have been given by individ-
uals and institutions for the annual
Indiana state fair school of home
economics, which convenes Aug. Is
for a flfteen-day term in the wom-
ans building at the state fair
grounds.
The scholarships will be awarded
at the close Of the state fair school
to the girls making outstanding
records during the session.
Several hundred girls representing
virtually every county in the state
are enrolled.
Expense OF many OF the girls is
being borne by some civic club,
home economics club. county farm
bureau or county fair. It IS. how
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Mrs. Charlotte Updike and
children of Irvington are visiting
friends in Washington and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Frost and
daughter, Martha, 5817 Julian ave-
nue., are vactioning in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stilz and
daughter, Betty, 5425 Julian avenue,
are visiting at Old Mission. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Wilson and
daughter, Jean, of st. Louis, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Colsher, 81
South Irvington avenue, this week.
Mrs. w. H. Schneider and daugh-
ter, Evelyn, 327 Poplar road, and
Mrs. j. L. McDermed, her son, War
rem, and daughter, Joann, 80 North
DeQuincey street, will go to Lake
Manitou this week.
Miss Eleanor Hester and Miss
Muriel Melvin have returned from
Indiana university where they at
tended the summer session.
Miss Lulu. Kanagy, 1888 North
Pennsylvania street, is spending this
month at Capal' aigle, Murray bay,
Canada.
Mrs. Lafayette Page, Woodstock
drive, will visit her son, Lafayette
Page Jr., in New York before going
to her cottage at Hyannisport, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Moore
and daughter, Mary Alice, 4125
Ruckle street, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
o. Lange and children are at Lake
Wawasee for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. UIrich
and family, 1924 Central avenue;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Bond and
Miss Dorothy Jean Bond are spend
ing the week at Lake Maxinkuckee,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Murray.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Voyles and
sons, Richard and Kennard, 4342
Park avenue, will leave next week
for trip through northern Mich
igan and Canada.
Miss Verna Ansorage is visiting
in Appleton, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hardy and
daughter, Anne Elizabeth, 1888 Car
rollton avenue, accompanied by
Mrs. S. D. Hardy and Miss Sallie
Newland, st. Louis, left today for
Belvedere Beach, Mich.
Mrs. Jean Bose and son, Louis,
are at Diamond Lake, Mich, for
months vacation.
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Campfire Girls

Ceremonial meeting was conduct
ed by the Wiggata group of Camp
Fire Girls Wednesday night at the
home of the guardian, Mrs. Mary
Vinzant. Guests at the ceremony
included:
Miss ELAN Waughton, Mrs. Orville
Kinder, Mrs. Lewis Corum, Mrs. F..
G. Lorenz, Mrs. Carl Klein and
Bobby Klein, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
PHILIPPE, Mr.. and Mrs. w v. Bishop
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Purvis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Lewis and Jack and
Billy Lewis.
The following six girls received
a total of 233 honor beads in this
seven Camp Fire crafts of home,
business, health, citizenship nature
and camp; johanna PHILIPPE, Har-
riet Bishop, Virginia Lorenz, Vir-
ginia Lewis. Marjorie Purvis, Kath-
crime Jones.
An exhibition of work of the
group was displayed at the cere-
monial. The girls had specimens of
handWork from the summer camp
at Camp Talahi, together with their
work completed while at home.
Each girl has been working on
needlework guild projects and so
far they have completed twenty-one
garments for the needy people of
Indianapolis.
The program included the process
sional, the Wohelo call and response,
"Wohelo" round sung by the girls
the Camp Fire Girls handsign and
the singing of Nanny Moon"
The response to the candle light
ing ceremony was sung by Katherine
Jones. During the awarding of hon
ors Mrs. Vinzant explained how each
girl had won her particular group
of beads.
Johanna PHILIPPE accompanied the
girls in their singing of Camp Fire
songs and also played a group of
Indian songs during the ceremony.
An Indian story was told by Miss
Jones, which she had learned at the
Camp Talahi. She gave the same
story in Indian sign language. Har-
riet Bishop gave a reading, Good
/. night" and the meeting closed with
the girls singing Taps"
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table will be centered with roses and
delphinium and lighted with pink
tapers. Summer flowers will be ar
ranged in vases throughout the
house.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs
Smith and the hostess mother, Mrs
John M Wall.
Guests with the bride-elect will
be her mother, Mrs. George Fife;
the bridegroom elects mother, Mrs
J. S. Ries, and:
Mesdames Glenn Duttenhaver, Denver
Fuller, Edward F. Erler, w. Dale Evans
Edwin H. Gable, Robert I. Boyer, Car
Habich, Mark Hampton of Plain1eld, John
Bolte, Schuyler Blue. Phillip Miller Har-
old Magee. Marvin Lugar, Ellison Fadely
Russell Cliff, A. L. Johnson and c. M
Davis and the Misses Kathryn Enrich
Margaret Thompson, Claire and Betty
Moorehesd, Dorothy Beightol, Gladys
Hooker and Clara Foxworthy.
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Bride-Elect Is
Given Shower
by Chi Sigmas

Members of the Omicron chanter
Oh the chi Sigma sorority enter
tanned Friday night at the homc OF
Miss Lillian Beck, SOL College ave-
nue. with a shower in honor of Miss
Helen Kreber, a bride-elect.
A color scheme of blue and white
was used in the decorations. Guests
were:
MeSdames Paul Perrin, Paul Kramer.
oharles Beckett, Donald Murphy. WAYNE
IiauSer' John J. Long and John r. Jor-
oan OF Los Angeles, and the Misses Mil
area saf1el, Mary Agnes Griffin. Mary
Frances Egan, Edith Specs, Mary Alice
f1lie, mary Lou Finnegan, Mae Sullivan,
MIloreo Dletz Louise Murphy, Lillian
Voyles, Thelma Combs. winifred Kevan.
augh' Lucille Lindsay, and Katherine
Moulrey
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BUTLER WILL HOLD
LIFE SAVING CLASS

Instruction in methods of Red
Cross life saving will be given free
to all patrons of the Butler univers-
ity swimming pool during the COM
ing week, Aug. Is to 20, according
to an announcement from Miss
Louise Schulmeyer. director of swim
ming activities at Butler. Charles
Jones, official lifeguard, will instruct
the class which will be held daily
at 10 a. m.
Work in the junior and senior
divisions of life saving methods will
be taught together. The junior
division will include children from
II to Is, while the senior include
all those over II. Licensed Red
Gross examiners will conduct the
final tests which will be given at
the end of the course.
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ever, open to individuals paying
their own expenses.
For the fifth consecutive year the
firm of SchloSser Brothers of Frank
fort, through Monroe Schlosser, is
presenting a 500 scholarship to
Purdue. Indiana colleges which are
presenting scholarships are Indiana
university, Indiana State Teachers
college at Terre Haute, Butler uni
ersity, Earlham college, and Central
Normal college at Danville.
Mrs. L. T. Foster, Charlottesville,
is the director of the school.
Further information concerning
the school may be obtained from
her, or from e. J. Barker, secretary
Iof the state fair, at the statehouse.
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Sigma Kappa
Sorority to
Entertain

Indianapolis Alumnae Association
of Sigma Kappa sorority is to en-
terrain this afternoon at the Avalon
Country Club, with its annual rush
party and bridge.
Twenty girls, who will enter Indi-
ana university in the fall, are to be
guests
Arrangements are in charge o.
Miss Jewel Barlow, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Frank H. Willis, en-
tertainment chairman, and Miss
Mariory Inwood, transportation
chairman.
Following bridge, short program
is to be given by members of the
active chapter
Miss Elizabeth Boiler, New Al
bany, will give readings, and Miss
Martha Temples, Bloomington, who
had a leading role in Indiana uni
versity's Jordan River Revue last
year, will sing group Of songs of
Sigma Kappa and other fraternities
and sororities.
C0rSageS as FaY0rS
Miss Maxine Wright, Indianapolis,
will give an acrobatic dance, and
the Sigma Kappa Blues trio will
sing. The trio is composed of
Misses Elaine Kessler, Evansville;
Ruth Christian, South Bend, and
Ruth Mitchell, Bloomfield.
Miss Edith Yoho, Bloomington, is
rush captain, and Miss Wright is her
assistant.
Guests are to receive wrist cor
sages Of summer flowers as favors.
Tallies and other appointments are
to be in the Sigma Kappa colors,
lavender and maroon. The TALES
are to be decorated with a picture
Of the chapter house at Blooming
ton.
The tables for bridge will be ar
ranged in the card room at the club,
which is to be decorated with sum-
mer flowers.
Alumnae Will Attend
Following the party, the members
of the active chapter will leave for
Lake Wawasee, where thy will hold
their annual summer house party.
Other members of the active chap
ter present are to be Misses Nidrah
Dunn, Lorene Denham and Mildred
Peacock, indianapolis; Mary SpiVey
and Helen Spivey, Thorntown, and
Betty Cartmel, Rushville. There are
to be a number of alumnae present
from out of town.
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A B0Ok-J0cket Table

II you want a decorative card
table, save the gayest jackets on
jour new books. and paste them
perfectly fat, over the surface of
the table. Sometimes it is wise
to use a heavy paper as a basis for
them. The effect isn't too bizarre
to be interesting. The black and
white surfaces of the cards will
show up quite as well against the
colorfulness as against the usual
background.
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LUNCHEON GIVEN
TO HONOR GUEST

Mrs. Clarence H. Miller. 5837
North Michigan road, entertained on
Thursday with a luncheon at her
home in honor of her house guest
Mrs. Irwin G. Stephenson of Ames-
bury, Mass.
Other guests were: Mesdames
James E. Ball, E. L. Booth, Stephen
Stringer and Elmer S. Cummings.
The hostess was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Mil
Ter, and Mrs. Merle H. Miller.
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ENFERTAINS FOR
HER HOUSE GUEST

Miss Velma Thomas of Washing
ton place entertained at her home
Thursday evening for her house
guest, Miss Ruth Thomas of Long
acre
Other guests were Misses Maxine
Hatcher of Bellefontaine, o.; Ruth
Norwalk, Janet Dora and Messrs.
Wilbur Roesener, Robert Teek, Carl
Gait, Robert Simmons and Ander-
son Lucas.
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Miss Sherwood
Will Be Bride
of Boston Man

The marriage of Miss Louise
Sherwood to Gustav w. Klumpp of
Boston will take place Sept. 1 in
the gardens of the brides parents
home at 2847 North Meridian street.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Sherwood.
Officiating at the ceremony will
be the Rev. G. E. Johnson of Can
ada, the bride-elect's brother n-law.
There will be no attendants. The
immediate families and a few
friends will be invited.
Mrs. George S. Daley will enter
tain Wednesday afternoon at her
hcme, 420 East Forty-seventh street,
with linen shower and bridge
party.
Other affairs are being planned in
honor OF Miss Sherwood.
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I. A. c. WILL HOLD
SWIMMING FROLIC

Indianapolis Athletic Club will
entertain with a swimming party
for its members and their families,
Tuesday night. No program will be
presented, but supper will be served
la carte to those wishing it, with
the tables arranged around the pool.
Other events being planned by the
club are a swimming party for
mothers and their daughters, before
the opening of schools and colleges.
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UNDERWOOD,
K. J. RUPERT WE'D

Mrs. Andrew Underwood, 627
Stevens street, announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Ann Underwood, to Kenneth
j. Rupert of Syracuse, N. Y, which
took place Aug. 6.
Mrs. Rupert is a graduate of But
Ter university and is a member of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr..
Rupert was graduated from SYRIA
cuse university and belongs to
Kappa Sigma fraternity.
They will live in Syracuse.
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man. She is being assisted by Mes
DANES Verne A. Trask, Cleve Fix
and the Misses Charlotte Vain
wright, Jane Hall, Janet Johnston,
Marjorie Holcomb and Dorothy
Lambert.
Assisting at serving time are to be
the Misses Ruth Lindeman, Mildred
Inwood, Evelyn Bentley and Mary
Frances Cray.
Out-of-town guests are to be the
Misses Mary Jennings, Betty French
and Cecile Tranior of Newcastle,
Elaine Rogers and Janet Pointer of
South Bend.
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H. r. WENNING TO
WE'D STATE GIRL

The wedding of Miss Novella
Ottensmeyer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. OttenSmeyer of Vim
cennes, to Harold R. Wenning will
take place Aug. Is at the home of
the bridegroom-elect's mother,
Mrs. Josephine Wennings.
The attendants will be Miss Leila
Ottensmeyer, the bride-elect's sis
ter, maid Of honor, and Miss Viola
Wennings, the bridegroom-elect's
sister, bridesmaid.
Miss Ottensmeyer is visiting her
parents in Vincennes.
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Mrs. r. L. Mason Hostess for
BOudOir Tea of Sorority

Mrs. Robert L. Mason, $40 North
Meridian street, is to be hostess to-
day at her home for a boudoir
bridge tea, given by the Beta Beta
alumnae chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority. The party is in
honor of Indianapolis women who
will enter De Paw university this
fall.
The tea table will be arranged
with plateau of pink roses and
lighted with pink tapers. Virginia
and Barbara Mason wearing pink
pajamas are to present gifts to the
guests.
Miss Norma Davidson is chair
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MISS BARKER IS
PARTY HOSTESS

Mrs. Margaret Barker entertained
Thursday afternoon at her home
with a garden party and buffet sup
per. Tables for bridge were ar
ranged in the garden. Guests were
Mrs. Charles Ricketts,, Mrs. J. c. Kegg,
Misses Mantella Seller. Ethel Bedwell,
Janet Crola. Anne Hit Betty thinner
man. Olive Golfer and Nora Snively.
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Mrs. John Sloan Smith VIII
Be Hostess at Bridge-TeG

Mrs. John Sloan Smith will be
hostess today at bridge-tea given
at the home of her mother in law,
Mrs. Burnside Smith, $3.50 Carroll
ton avenue, in honor of Miss Doro-
thy Fife, whose marriage to j.
Franklin Ries of Chicago will take
place Sept. l.
Decorations of pink and blue will
predominant. At serving time the
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Mrs. Victor B. Mihayl of White
Plains, N. Y, was Miss Katherine
E. Quig, formerly of indianapolis,
before her marriage on June "a
at Bethlehem, Pa. The announce
ment has been made by her sister,
Miss Helen Louise Quig, 1904 Gull
ford avenue.
Mrs. Mihayl is a graduate Of
Butler university and a member
of Pi Beta Phi and Phi Kappa
Phi sororitieS. Mr.. Mihayl was
graduated from the Carnegie
Institute of Technology.
They are at home at AZ Barker
street. White Plains.
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Card Parties

There will be euchre parties in
Holy Rosary hall, $40 Stevens street,
at 2:30 and $3.50 Monday.
The Liederkranz Ladies Society
will have q card party Sunday night
for the benefit Of the hall at 1417
East washington street. Mrs. Paul
Kulke is chairman.
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Anniversary to
Be Celebrated
by City Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Glasson,
1905 Union street, will celebrate
their tenth wedding anniversary
with a dinner party tonight.
Decorations and appointments
will be in color scheme of pink
and white, which we're Mrs. Glas-
sons bridal colors. Guests will be
members of the Semper Idem Club
and their husbands, and will in
clude:
Messrs. and Mesdames Lewis Schmidt,
Martin Haberan. Fred Radke, Elmer
Vahle Ezra Moeller Miss Elsa Wampner
and Miss Dorothy Zimmerman.