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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-26
Department
Club to See
~ Program

The December program of the
"oman's Department Club viii open
with a business meeting and pro-
gram Monday, Dec. S, at the Cen
trail Y. w. c. A.
Members Of the Y. w. will take
part in the presentation of art in
the Commonplace" It will express
human relations in a series of liv-
Ing pictures, given in costume, with
music, poetry and dance.
Mrs. William K. Kershner will be
IN charge of tea, where there will
be an exhibit Of small paintings
and crafts suitable for gifts.
Mrs. H. B. Burnet, AIT North
pennsylvania street, viii be hostess
wednesday, Dec. Z, to THE Ten
O'Clock group. The literature and
drama department will sponsor
lecture at 2 by DR.. Lee Norvelle,
who will discuss "Of Thee 1 Sing"
1892 Pulitzer prize play.
Study Book Of Month"
An exhibit of paintings and tea
from to 8 will be held Sunday.
Dec. IL, at the clubhouse. The
board OF directors will meet at 10
Monday, Dec. II.
The general club will meet at II
Wednesday, Dec. IA, for the book
a-month study group discussion,
when Mrs. j. H. Hellekson will re-
view Fannie Kemble" by Dorothea
Bobb. A buffet luncheon will be
served at 1890, the hostesses being
Misses Bessie McClain and Mrs.
Edward L. Pedlow.
A business meeting will be held
at 2 and a musical program will be
presented at 2:30 by Miss Ruth
Braun, lyric soprano, accompanied
by Charles Lurvey.
Mrs. Burnet will be hostess on
wednesday, Dec. 81, for THE 10
O'Clock" group.
Plan Christmas Party
The applied education section of
the American home department will
arrange program Wednesday, Dec.
70. Mrs. A. G. Rasmussen, chair
man, will discuss "A General In
PRODUCTION to Psychoanalysis," by
Sigmund Freud DR.. Lee Andrews
will review Psychology" by Everett
Dean Martin.
The Monday Guild will be hostess
for a Christmas party at 2 when
Mrs. Chic Jackson will present LAS
I Was Saying"
Hostesses for the tea will be the
American home and the community
welfare departments.
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Leading Artists
Enter Junior
League Display

Pictures by William Forsythe,
Marie Goth, Clifton Wheeler, Sara
Bard and Frederick Policy have
been entered in the exhibition of
Indiana artists, to be sponsored by
the arts and interests committee of
the Junior League from Dec. 5 to
10 at the L. S. Ayres & Co.
Artists from many groups have
been invited to exhibit. The pQr-
pose of the project is to give local
artists an opportunity to display
their work and to familiarize peo-
pie with the artists and their work.
Mrs. Ward Hackleman is chair
man and Mrs. Elsa Panther Haerle,
assistant chairman. The committee
is composed Of Mesdames Russell
Ryan, Garvin Brown, Sylvester
johnson Jr., Robert Milliken,
Charles Latham, John D. Gould,
R. Wynn S. Owen and Miss Carolyn
Sweeney.
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Art Show
Hosts Are
Selected

Announcement has been made OF
hostess chairmen, representing the
various rvington clubs, who will
serve at the fifth annual exhibit of
Irvington artists. to be held at
Cars hall, 5436 East Washington
street, from Sunday until Dec. 4.
The exhibit will be open to the
public free from 2 to 5.
The hostesses will be:
sunday-Mrs Mary Forsyth and Miss
Katherine Layman. eo-chairmen Of the
art committee.
Monday-Afternoon Irvington Mothers
study Club with Mrs. S. J. Carr. chair
man. Night: Social Study Club with Mrs.
George Roberts. chairman; and the Irv-
Jose as chairman.
Observation-Disclosures: Irvington Tuesday
Night: Irvington Friendship Circle with
Mrs Dennis Dalton and the Shakespeare
Coterie with Mrs Myron Williams
ednesday-Afternoon Mrs Charles A.
Harris and executive committee OF the
Union of Clubs will be hostesses to the
entire membership of the Union Of Clubs.
Mrs o. H GRIPPE chairman. and the
Katherine Merrill Graydon Club with Miss
Virginia Kingsbury. chairman.
hursday-Afternoon: 1ryington Fort
nightly club with Mrs. George Fox, chair
man. Night: Irvington Chautauqua club
with Mrs. william Frosch, chairman, and
the George Julian Scheol with Mrs, John
Paul Ragsdale. chairman.
Friday-Afterpoon; Irvington Coterie
with Mrs. Nelson Elliott, CHAIRMAN. Night;
Home Study club with Mrs. Carl Stone.
chairman. and school No. IS with Mrs.
Ernest GoShorn. chairman,
clS is'V WISE Mrs n John Gilbert McNutt.
chairman. and school No. 81 with Mrs.
David Ross. chairman. Night; 1rvington
woman,S Garden club With I'm, MIS- S,tS w; n
L. A. Randall as chairman.
Sunday, Dec. Art committee again
Tesen ling school No rs and Mr.. and Mrs
Austin Clifford. representing Irvington
Dramatic club.
Wilbur Peat of the John Heron
Art Institute will open the exhibit
at $3.50 Sunday Hilton U. Brown
will give an expression of gratitude
to the artists in behalf of the Irv-
ington people. At DR.. John S.
Harrison will talk.
Frederick Policy will give an illus
trated talk on Covered Bridges at
8 Monday. On Tuesday night Simon
P. Baus again will give demonstra-
ton of portrait painting.
Miss Lucille MOrehouSe, art critic
for the indianapolis Star, will give
gallery talk at 2:30 Wednesday for
members of the Irvington Union of
Clubs. At 8 Anton Scherer will talk
on Architecture. Clifton Wheeler
will give a lightning exhibition of
portrait painting. Luther Dicker-
son, city librarian, will talk at 8
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt Steele Wills
give an illustrated travel talk of
South Carolina Saturday night. Mr..
Steele's illustrations are from his
own collection of photographs which
have been internationally rec
ognized. At $3.50 Sunday, Dec. 4,
William Forsyth will give the closing
talk.
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Playlet to Be
Presented by
Church Circle

"a Romance of the Old South"
will be the title Of a playlet, to be
given under the direction of Mrs.
w. D. Long for the meeting of the
Calendar Circle of the East Tenth
Street M. E. church at 7:45 Tuesday.
Mrs. Long will take the part Of
Nam LOU" which is that of an
old southern oarky Mrs. w. F.
Holmes will be the reader.
Southern folk songs and Negro
spirituals will be presented by Mrs.
Carl Schwomeyer, soloist, and a
male quartet, composed of Joe
Waterman, Max Crawford, Harry
Grimes and George Mccartney.
Mrs. John Kothmer will be accom-
PIANIST.
Musical selections on trumpets
will be given by Russell Walden
and Donald Berry. Miss Evelyn
Young will give piano solos.
Mrs. L. E. Randall. hostess, will
be assisted by the women in charge
of the work for November.
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Buffalo where the Rev. Mr.. Sala
is pastor of the University Church
of Christ. The at-home announce
ment is $50 Crescent road. The
wedding took place Thanksgiving
day at Jackson, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh O'Connor
are at home at 4315 East Wash
ington street. Mrs. O'Connor was
Miss Alta Davis, daughter of Mr..
and Brs. w. T. Davis, 933 North
Gladstone avenue, before her
marriage Thanksgiving day.
Miss Marguerite Billo is one of
the violinists composing the string
ensemble, which will assist Miss
Elma Igelman, soprano lyric, at
the scholarship benefit concert of
Mu Phi Epsilon Thursday at
Caleb Mills hall.
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Guild Will
Benefit
Dance Dec. 3

One of the outstanding social
events of the holiday season will be
the eleventh annual dinner dance,
to be held by st. Margaret's Hos
pital Guild at 8 Saturday, Dec. 8,
at the Columbia Club.
Red and yellow decorations will
be used. Sylvia Huffman, accord
ionist, and Hazel Robinson, saxo-
phoniSt and singer, as the Gypsy
Strollers," will entertain during the
dinner hour. Harry Dickinson's or
chestra will provide music for
dancing from 8 to 1870.
Ralph Thye, piano accordionist.
Will give several special numbers
Additional entertainment will be
provided by silhouette cutter and
a Soothsayer.
proceeds from the dance will be
used to further the work of the
guild In maintaining the children's
ward and occupational therapv de-
partment OF the city hospital and
emergency relief work, being done
by the family aid committee, headed
by Mrs. Fred Van Mugs.
Mrs. P. G. RUBBISH is president of
the guild; Mrs. A. F. Head, chair
man OF entertainment; Mrs. <. M
MoSlman, advertising; Mrs. Herbert
Bacon, ticket sales, and Mrs. w.
Marshall Dale, publicity. Patrons
and patroneSSeS are:
MeSSTs and Mesdames Preston c. Ri
". Jqngclaus. Howard Griffith HfffHfDsi' r ?.
nelSKel Clyoe Whltehin G. M Sannorn'
=, o. Hunter. Irving Brown. R. L. Meycr''
Lange. Russell White. Robert n DedsEe-
S SSiLa Tzotsoolne, NICK Suffer. Edward Petri
NIKE Foiey. Jack, Adams. Richard Habbe'
Drake. Marx j. Archer. william Tn' Low + RICE M
a. F. Head. Walter l. Hess. Merritt Fields
berg. John Weddell Charles E. Cox j.
10Y FeItus Floyd Payne. Francis Sinex,
Shiaries Farmer, Stanley Leicht John Nc
II. Arthur Pittinger. Edward Everett. Leon
DkeSautels, J. Y, Stout Myron Mckee,
alexander Corbett Jr. Ferdinand Van Der
Akin. WILDER G. Patterson 1. a. AGO cour faer
OF hnlgntstown. Clarence Johnson of New
SeoVlS' FRANK blnIord, George Grinsteiner,
SnarleS kotteman. William HARRISON Gus
Mueller W s Meyer; Harry Schroeder.
G. Brown, S. E. Fenstermacher. w. E.
Jackson. Frank ]. .Cantwell Stephen No
ian. Donald Trone. Donald Rowles, Maurice
Donnelly. Edmund Severens of Kokomo,
Frank Severns Milton Haymond, Louis
Hennesley Paul Rockford. F. Hale Brown.
". Marshall Dale, Dalph Lieber. Warren
<. Mannon. Walter Stuhldreher Dudley
J. w; Carmack. Leon zerfas. w A. KEN
per- Robert Masters. N. M. Berry. Archie
D; Erehart of Anderson. ). ]. Bibler. j.
W. Webb, Gayle Wolfe Glenn Pell. Ray
mond Beeler, B: K. Westfan, Jacob Wolfe
AND Ed L. Mitchell. and the Misses Helen
Wilson. Helen Barnum. Huldah L. Stein
mesch. Jean HOWE. Virginia Watwood,
Graeter. RACHEL Hill. Mary Ann Fitzsim-
mons. Hazel Williams. Eva and Beulah
Storch. Helen Linking Hazel Hart. Clara
Twiname and Amenda Jones; Mesdames
Clara Stutz. Grace Bennett and Eliza
beth Ann Boyle. and MesSrs Allan Ball
George Fuller. A. Gemble. Herbert Speer,
Frank Prange. Harry Davis. Harold France
and Earl Wolfe
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Mrs. EiSer to
Be Hostess at
Tri-Psi Party

Mrs. L. w. Eiser, 5056 Graceland
avenue, will be hostess for the an
nual Christmas party of Tri-Psi
sorority from 2 to 4 Friday.
Each member of the sorority,
composed of mothers of Delta Delta
Delta sorority members of Butler
university, will bring a dressed doll
to be given to the Wheeler City
Rescue Mission. A silver Offering
for charitable purposes will j..
given.
Miss Eleanor Marshall will sing
Christmas songs, accompanied by
Miss Eunice May Howell. Readings
will be given by Miss Harriet
Trinkle, and Mrs. Frank Brown will
tell a Christmas story.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mesdames R. P. Beightol, R. r.
Yeagley. and G. j. Oval.
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street, will entertain with a candle
light dinner tonight for Miss Cra-
mer and Mr.. Carlson.
Bridal colors of pink and blue viii
be carried out in the appointments
The hostess will be assisted by hel
mother. Mrs. Charles o. Warfel.
Guests with the bridal couple viii
be Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Cramer, the
brides parents; Miss Wolfard, Miss
Ramey, Miss McGaughey, Miss Bos-
We'll and Messrs. Richard Birely
Howard Kemper, Paul Woody
James Everline and John Looka-
BILL
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CHURCH CLUB TO
SPONSOR DANCE

The Women's Club of the Little
Flower church will give a dance
Friday night, in the auditorium OF
the Little Flower church. Music
will be furnished by the Indiana
Vagabonds. Members of the COM
mittee in charge include:
Messdames Vincent concannon. Claude
Rockford, Cecil McConahay, A. F. Weber
Albert Hufmann, Charles Menefee, Robert
Endsley Fred Sanders. Joseph Cook Ed
ward Matthews John Cain, Sylvester Holt
camp, John Reisz. Theodore Wolf. Pau
RRobinson, Thomas Quinn. w S. OConnor,
George Green. Joseph Rice, Leo Ostheimer
Eugene Steigerwald, Clair Adams. William
schroeder, William Jones' John Schaffner
Ihomas Gavin, Fred Denner, Lawrence
Higgins, Raymond Bauman, John Riley,
william Ward, Mary Beckerich, Carl Heck
man, Randolph Isaac. Joseph Marter, Ear
pI smgl::. William Parks. NJ. Schneider
F. c. Noble. James Lynch. John Beriier
J J,ohlInl SINCLAIR, William Witherns. Harry
Phillips: John Mcintosh. Harold HAYES and
K. b. Merchatt.
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Dorothy Pier,
Fiance to Be
Party Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Cranston Mugg and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. U. Pauley will en-
terrain with bridge party tonight
at the Pauley home, 5544 Guilford
avenue, in honor of Miss Dorothy
Stephenson Pier and Willis jack
man, whose marriage Will take
place Christmas day.
Christmas colors will be used in
the appointments and decorations.
Candles will light the table at serv-
ing time. Guests will include:
Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph Bockstah-
Ter. Dana Chandler, Joseph GRIPPE, Garth
Marine, Robert Armer. Frank Langsen-
kamp Jr.. Robert Schetter, Robert Nipper,
Bert Arnold: Mrs. Betty Puett. the Misses
Eyelyne Pier and Miriam schad and
Joseph Strickland.
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Phi Beta Chapter Here WIZ
Entertain Grand President

Georgia Nagle, Mother and Poet;
Miss Albert Speicher, white
Shadows" and Miss Bernice Van
Sickle, original numbers.
A trio, composed of the Misses
Ruth Edwards and Irene Bishop
and Mrs. Park Cooling will sing.
Misses Phyllis Nordstron and Max
inc Mckay will give cutting from
Eugene O'Neills Mourning Becomes
Electra"
Besides members and alumnae Of
the sorority, patrons and patronesses
will be guests.
Pledge and candlelight services
will be held Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Pettijohn. A program
will follow.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
PLEDGE SERVICES

Pledge services will be held at a
studio tea to be given Sunday by
the Indiana Beta chapter, Delta
Sigma sorority, at the Peggy Lou
Snyder dancing academy Enter
tainment will be provided by pupils
of the school.
Those to be pledged are: Mrs.
Viola McCrory, and Misses Elsie
Reid, Peggy Waggoner, Eunice
Deckard, Madonna Campbell and
Maxine Steele.
Mrs. Harold Trusler will pour.
Those in charge are: Mrs. Paul
Thompson, Mrs. Julius Caeser, and
Miss Gertrude Hoch.
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Concert for EIma Igelmam
Recital Thursday Is Announced

The program for the Mu Phi Ep-
silon concert, to be given Thursday
night in Caleb Mills hall by Miss
Elma Igelman, lyric soprano, and
the Mu Phi singing strings has been
announced.
The concert is for the benefit of
the scholarship fund. Those award
ed this year include one in voice to
Miss Cathryn Carlisle and one in
piano to Miss Hazeltine Cakes.
The ensemble, directed by Miss
Jeanette Orloff, consists of:
First violinists. Miss Orloff and Miss
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Mrs. John BarrowS of Galesburg,
Ill, grand president of Phi Beta,
national honorary drama and music
fraternity, will be a guest of the
Epsilon chapter of the Arthur Jor-
dan Conservatory of Music at a re-
ception and program, to be given
Monday at the school.
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Barrows will be Miss Frances Beik,
honorary president; Mrs. Glen S.
bingham, chapter president, and
Mrs. Fred Pettijohn.
Miss Helen Coffey will entertain
with whistling program. Read
ings will be presented by Miss
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Roberta C''amer, Bride-to-Be,
Is HOnored at Tea ShozCer

Miss Betty Ramey, $685. Washing
ton boulevard, entertained this aft
ernon with tea and crystal shower
in compliment to Miss Roberta Cra-
MGR, whose marriage to Christian
Carlson will take place Dec. 3.
The serving table was decorated
with pink and green. Guests in
Guided:
Misses Joan Boswell. Lucine Warfel.
Mariamelia Schmidt Magdalene Adams.
EVELYN woifard Elizabeth Hodges Mar
raret Harrison. Josephine Melcy. Jane
Howe. Julia Henderson. Mary Jane Krull
Harriett McGaugnev, Jane Crawford Grace
Barnett and Jane Anne Gardner of Ander-
son.
Miss warfel. s25 East Fortieth
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Student Section of Matinee
Musicale to Give Program
Photo BY PIatt.

Student section of the Matinee
Musicale will present a program at
3 Friday at the home of Mrs.
Bertha M. Gehr Miller, 345 Blue
Ridge roac. Mrs. Thomas F. Toll
will read 4 paper, giving a brief
history Of German music COM
poSers.
Mrs. Mary German win illustrate
the talk with a musical program
as follows:
Piano-'' Sonata. Major" Mozart
Miss Marjorie Kaser.
Yoice-"Come Unto Him Handel
Mrs. Edith Pyle.
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ENTERTAIN GUESTS
AT BUNCO PARTY

Miss Essie Alice Scott, assisted
by her mother, Mrs j. j. Scott, en-
tertained at her home, 6056 East
Washington street, Friday night
with bunco party. The guests in
GUIDED:
Misses Martha Johnson, Maxine Corey
Edwina Wagner, Louise Ewell, Margaret
Hedges and Messrs. Robert jenkins, Rus
sell Duvass, Louise Prange. Donald Clark
Edward Foster and John Madinger
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CHURCH TO HOLD
BAZAAR AND DINNER

An annual community dinner and
bazaar win be given by the Carroll
ton Avenue Reformed church, Tues
day afternoon and night, according
to an announcement by Mrs. Joseph
S. Griggs, general chairman of the
bazar committee.
Dinner will be served from $50
to 7:30. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Griggs or Mrs. William
E. Kennedy. chairman of the kitch-
en- committee. Booths will be in
charge of:
Mesdames Flora Schmidt Emma j.
Pfanlin. Maurice @. Lipson, A. L. Purpus.
Homer Marsh and j. NJ Bryant Mrs
Charles Senoler IS in charge Of the dining
room arrangements.
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TAU GAMMAS TO
END RUSH SERIES

Tau Gamma sorority viii close its
series Of rush parties Sunday with
a tea at the Lincoln. Miss Marie
Stone, chairman, will be assisted
by the Misses Edna Louis Bennett
and Doris Hart. Guests will in
clude:
Misses Louise Kessener. Alice Gentry,
Mary Margaret Brandon. Catherine
Schmitt. Nellie Tangeman. Mary Ander-
son and Betty Greene.
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Club Calendar for Coming Week

the Butler university glee club will
furnish music, under the direc~--
of Franklin Taylor.
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb will speak
on Front Parlor" al the meeting
of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks
chapter Of the D. A. r. Hostesses
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MEMS CLUB WILL
PRESENT PROGRAM

A variety program, including
music. motion pictures, and num-
beis by indianapolis artists, will be
sponsored by the Mems Club of All
Saints Cathedral at "wednesday.
The performance will be given at
the First Presbyterian church,
Sixteenth and Delaware streets.
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CHIEFS OF CHEER
CLUB TO MEET

The Cheer Broadcasters Club will
have called business meeting OF
the executive board members and
the charter members, together with
the Choral Society, at the home of
Mrs. c. v. Sorenson, 1922 Central
avenue, Tuesday.
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DR.. John Benson will talk on
THAT Boy of Ours" before Circle 6,
Second Presbyterian church, at 2
Tuesday An organ recital will fol-
low. Proceeds will be used for the
Mayer chapel fund.
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SORORITY MOTHERS
TO HOLD BRIDGE

Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
of Butler university will entertain
with its semi bridge parties
at and Monday at the active
chapter house, 4721 Sunset avenue.
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Louise Dauner: second violinists, Mrs. Lor-
linda Howell and Misses Sarah Onnger ana
Margarite Billo; viola. Mis- Harriet Payne
Miss Marcena Campbell Mrs. Marjorie Van
Staten Bernat and Miss Virginia Leyen-
berger.
Miss Igelman will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. Louise Mason Cald-
we'll. Miss Igelman, graduate Of the
New England Conservatory of Music,
has been soloist with the Boston
Symphony, and one of the largest
churches in Boston.
She is a member of Pi Kappa
Lambda, honorary musical organ
ization for men and women. The
program follows:
"Brandenburg Concerto No. s in
Allegro, adagio ma non troppo c allegro.
(a) "Gia il sole daI Grange" u649-
(b) "storneliata Marinara" -. Cimara
Aria-"Una voce POGO ia" from III
Ca BaEsisTs d siyiglia' pol 6oasiP
ID "scaramouche ct Puicinella"..,.
e. "Lombre des ar9res'' 49,. =. Bebassyy
(el - oiseau bleu'' ..........-. Dalcroze
g, Per Kaa,narienvogel@ TSehaiEoEss H
IIGd) Ave H0s'eP Maria adapted Tehf qom
Scott's The Lady of the Lake
'"The Hare" Observation-Disclosures. Bliss
The Buckle" Observation-Disclosures. Bliss
Loves in My Heart ....... Woodman
Elma Igelman.
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Mrs. William G. Ennis was Miss
Leona Frances Rain, daughter Of
Mrs. Martha T. Rain, 1910 Naomi
street, before her marriage Nov. is.
Mr. Ennis is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Ennis, 1887 Olive
street. They are at home at Gar
field Garden apartment.
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Allegro ViVO.
String ensemble.
Tickets may be obtained from any
member of patroness of Mu Phi, at
any unit of the Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music, at the Gladys
Alwes Music Shoppe, on the Circle,
or at the door.
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Violin Praeludium. Sixth Sonata" Bach
Miss Lucy Clark
A social hour will follow the pro-
gram, when Mrs. Miller will be as
sisted by Mrs. J. Harry Green. Mrs.
John E. Thompson. Mrs. julius
finder and Miss Marion Boyd. Mrs.
G. Harold Larsh is chairman of the
group and will have charge Of tbs
meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-29
GORDON ARRIVES FROM FAIRBANKS
Interior Metropolis in Fine Snaps, Says Prominent
 Business Man

After spending some 60 days in Fairbanks, where the northernmost of his chain of stores is located. F. s. Gordon, head of Gordon's, Inc, arrived here this morning. He will be here about week con- ferring with Mrs. Winifred Jones, manager of the local store.
 q never saw Fairbanks looking better. The town has made many permanent s tr ct improvements; new buildings have been erected i; the new court house is going up rapidly; and most notable is the manner in which the residents have improved and beautified their resi- |dences," MT. Gordon said today.
 Business is about normal, he added. There is little sign of any depression there. The placer min- mig industry is flourishing in the Fairbanks region. There has been more than the usual amount of rainfall, and water for all mining uses is abundant. Operations on all the creeks were in full blast and the seasons production is expected to be larger than for several years last past.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-29
F|NANC|ERS OF
 GERMANY GIVEN
 ANOTHER SHOCK
Credit Expansion Rumors Are Afloat-New } Per
 Cent Capital Levy

BERLIN, Aug. 29.-Bankers are concerned with rumors that the Government, in cooperation with the Reichbank, intends to expand credits, carrying out a proposed economic program by imposing a 3 percent capital levy thus es- caping avoidance of any departure of the gold standard.
 The plan is that all persons possessing fortunes above the stip- ulated amount must surrender percent as a patriotic duty. This yield is expected to be about $500,- 100000, on paper since thousands of Germans possess only frozen assets.
 The Government will not in- sist on cash payment but will accept promissory notes which the Relchbank is ready to discount.
 With the ready cash, the Gov ernment will be able to carry out a vast program for creating work.
 There is no official confirmation for the report but the Govern ment has definitely abandoned the idea for a compulsory loan.