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is. 1892
PUPILS SET PROGRAM
Christmas Affair to Be Given At
Southport High School.


Pupils Of Southport high school
and several grade school children
win present a Christmas program
Monday at the high school under
direction Of Kenneth Mitchell,
teacher Of English and public
speaking.
Readings will be given by Helen
Jean Jordan and Jane Ludwig. A
play will be presented by cast in
GLIDING Harold Brunette, Desmond
Willoughby. Louise Dressler, Betty
Watt, Elmo Mead, Lena Mae Doll
and Robert Smelser.
Music will be provided by q quar-
tet composed of Miss Blanche PEN
rod, Mrs. Elsie Eastburn, Kenneth
Mitchell and Whildon Amos.
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what you will-for the events Of to-
day"
you are one Of those amateur
detectives who base their theories on
the temperament-the psychological
makeup of their victinls?" It was
an open sheer.
IN Ne Ctnr,ffrundN
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CHAPTER THIRTY-TwO (Con-
tinued)

"And whist to you'll" He beck
oned her close and whispered. Per
haps-mind you, perhaps-I'l be
telling you something I've just be-
thought me of-that may be q. clew
and right good one, too. Whist!
Don't stir! I'll be back the very
next minute to this one!"
And, the dressing gown Tapping
about his knees, he disappeared in
to the little room beyond.
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,TlHE THREE WISE MEN were
L GASPAR, MELCHIOR and
BALTHAZAR, kings of Persian
provinces. CLEMENT C. MOORE
wrote the poem. No star has been,
designated as the Star of Bethle-
hem. 1t is believed by Christians
to have been supernatural phe-
nomenon.
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olga's only hope was that her end would come
quickly and as painlessly as possible. No one
can tell what lions win do in any emergency.
Cautiously -
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LINDA AvERrLE believes her elderly
cousin. AMOS PEABODY. was murdered
when he fell from the second story
bRscnny Of the Averills Long Island
nome because Of a few words he gagned
before his death Linda rushes up
sta.fE Someone tries to strangle her
There are four guests In the house
--ah euspects OF the crime They are:
Mft2, STAILANDER, business associate
Of TOM AVERIIL; CAPTAIN DE vOS,
handsome Belgian; MARVIN PRATT.
former sutton OF Linda's; and LIAM
since there Is no evidence on which
70 bafe an errest, Linda and Tom, her
husband. agree they must keep the four
men N the house until they have dis
covered who is guilty. They pretend
70 believe tho death was an accident
They are aided in their plan when DIR.
BOYLE. medical examiner. sends word
that every one must remain until he has
cushioned them. Boyle is on a fish,
ing trip and can not return for several
Linda nnds the towd with which
the attempt was made to strangle her
Identified BY a smear OF sunbuTn ONT
ment She learns that ROSIE, the
maid has promised to launder shirt
for Shaughnessey,
important clew and goes to have a
look at t. Shaughnessey discovers his
quarters have been searched.
TO set matters right. Linda tells
shanehnessey the whole story and asks
him to help untangie the mystery OF her
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
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Policemen Drag River for Grew
some Quarry. but It Isn't.

TOLEDO, O., Dec. 16.-"Human
hairl" thought William Campbell as
he looked at the hair dangling from
his fishhook. His frantic report
caused Patrolmen William Colwell
and Troy Harvey to drag the river
in search of the body.
The body they found was that of
an old automobile with hair stuffed
cushions.
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Olga tried to drag her leg from under theS
crushing weight Of the horse but failed. Then,
nerves at breaking point, she slowly reached for
her pistol Doing 50, she was forced to lift herself
slightly. Instantly
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BODY IN AUTO CUSHION

Ito Be Continued
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ers. The guest table will be ar
ranged with pink roses and del
phinium with pink and blue can
dies in silver candelabra At this
table with Bishop and Mrs. Blake
will be:
Mrs. Frank Mayr Jr.. DR.. and Mrs Will
liam Scott Athearn. Mr.. and Mrs William
L. Taylor. Dr.sand Mrs. Jean Miner. Mrs.
Samuel Cornell Carey Mrs. j. M. Dairy
mple Dr. and Mrs. John G. Benson. Mrs.
Carolyn Anterior and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
V. Brown.
The invocation will be pro-
nounced by DR.. Fifer. Mr.. Marott
will act as POSTMASTER. Several
guests will give responses. Letters
will be read from Colonel Charles
Carlisle and Milo H. Stuart. The
Marott trio will play in the ball
room for the occasion. Out-of-
town guests at the dinner will in
clude:
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Blake Jr. Gary:
DR.. G. Bromley Oman. president of De-
Paw university and Mrs. Oman. Green
castle; Mrs. Thomas M. Mcconnell. Evan
ston. ILL.,: Gerald Bruce Hamilton. Los An
geles: Judge and Mrs. Benner Jones. Jack
son. o.: Mrs. j. Ross Stevenson, Princeton.
N. j.; Louis A. Bacon and Miss Honoria
Bacon, Greenwich. Conn: Miss Katherine
Friel. Nashville. Tenn. and Mrs. Helen
Sinner. Plainfeld.
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|Bride-Elect
to Be Feted
at Luncheon

Miss Edythe Mccoy and Cosette
ScholI are to be hostesses at a
luncheon bridge in the Propylaeum
today, in honor of Miss Agnes Kali
leen, whose marriage to Jacob CURE
Wilcox is to be an event of Satur-
day.
The bridal colors, pink and blue,
are to be used in decorating. Covers
are to be laid for the following:
Mrs. Walker Knots, Misses Mar
celia Moore, Charlotte TYitty,
Betty Kalleen and Nancy Kalleen,
Betty Jane Barrett, Delight Nor
rison, Jacquelin Mckee and Ruth
Peterson.
Miss Kalleen and Mr.. Wilcox will
be honored by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Kalleen, 3841 Wash
ington boulevard, at a bridal dinner
to be given Friday night. Mr. Will
cox's parents are Mr.. and Mrs. o. z.
Wilcox, 2504 North Talbot street.
Miss Mccoy and Miss Schon are
to be bridesmaids at the wedding,
which will be solen1nized at $50
Saturday night at the First Presby-
terrain church. Other attendants
chosen by Miss Kalleen include her
sister, Nancy, as maid of honor, and
her other sister, Betty, and Miss
Mckee of Haddonville, N. j., as the
other bridesmaids.
The party today and the bridal
dinner will be the last of series of
prenuptial events honoring Miss
Kalleen, which have been given by
her friends, and friends of her
family.
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Riley Hospital
Children to Be
Party Guests

Children at Riley hospital will be
entertained with a fireworks display
Monday night, presented by the
Riley Hospital Cheer Guild. The
Guild entertains annually with the
display on the Fourth of July. ="
Mrs. Charles Hogate. chairman
of the hospital committee, is in
charge of plans in the absence of
the president, Mrs. j. F. Ward The
public is invited to watch the dis
play.
The children who are able to
walk or be moved in wheel chairs
Will witness the display from the
hospital lawn. The less fortunate
ones will be taken to the windows
of the hospital.
Plans for observation of the
Fourth at the hospital sponsored
by the guild also include the pIac-
ing of red, white and blue balloons
and periodically decorated napkins
on the children's breakfast trays in
the morning. At 10, all those who
are able will be brought by the
guild to the Circle theater, where
they will be the guests of the
Photo Indorsers for a special pic
ture and program to be presented
there.
Arrangements for the observation
were made at meeting of the
Riley Guild Tuesday. At this meet
ing, clothing for the children con-
fined at the hospital during the
summer was collected, and de-
livered to the wards.
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Vote League
Members to
Meet July I

A joint meeting of the state legis-
lative committee and executive
board of the Indiana League OF
Women Voters has been called for
Thursday, July 7, when activities
during the special session of the In
diana general assembly will be
mapped.
Members of the legislative steers
ing committee, the general legisla~
tive committee and the executive
board will attend the opening ses-
sion. Two members of the organi-
cation probably will be present at
every session to watch the progress
of legislation backed by the league.
The work of the league is being
concentrated on reduction of pub
lie expenditures which is in line with
the purpose of the special session.
The group also is interested in
backing the lame duck amendment
should it come before the meeting.
A report was sent to all leagues
this week, pointing out the provi-
sions of the amendment and rea-
sons for supporting it. The organi-
zation's attitude toward various pro-
posals for relief of the tax burden
also was expressed in the report.
The last meeting of the local
steering committee will be held
Wednesday morning when the Leg
islative program will be reviewed.
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ers. Preceding the entrance of the
bridal party Miss Phyllis Hattern
organist, played "At Dawning," ano
accompanied Miss Susanna Hume
who sang II Love You Truly" and
An, Sweet Mystery of Life
Wore Organdy Gown
The bride wore 2 gown of en-
broidered white organdy, designed
period style, and carried white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Sarah Beattie was her sis
ter's only attendant. She wore green
embroidered organdy, and carried
pink rosebuds. James F. Miller Jr..
was best man for his brother.
Ushers were Harold Perry and Hartz
Perry.
A reception at the Miller home
followed the ceremony. The refec-
tory table was centered with we'd
ding cake, and lighted with white
tapers.
Leave for Lakes
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs,
Miller left for a ten days wedding
trip to the northern Indiana lakes.
They will be at home in Indian
apolis. Mrs. Miller's travelling en-
semble was of brown crepe, with
white accessories.
The bride is q graduate of the
Butler university college of educa-
ton, and a member of Sigma Sigma
Sigma sorority. Mr.. Miller attended
Indiana university, and is member
OF Sigma Pi and Phi Beta Sigma
fraternities.
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Bridge Party
Arranged for
Recent Bride

Mrs. Garth Marine and Mrs.
Robert Armer are to entertain this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Marine, 3777 North Meridian street,
with a bridge party and kitchen
shower in honor of Mrs Edward
Pauley. Mrs. Pauley was Miss
Katherine Reagan before her re-
cent marriage.
A color scheme of pink and blue
is to predominant in the decorations,
which are to consist mostly of
summer flowers. Other guests are
to be:
Mesdames Robert Orbison, Washington,
D. c.; Cranston Mugg, William Book
stahler, Robert Nipper, Earl Thurber,
Howard Kiser. Eugene E. Whitehill, STAN
ley Allen. Frank Langsenkamp Jr., Miss
Dorothy Hice and Miss Dorothy Pierce.
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Bride-Elect
Is Honored at
Bridge Party

Miss Pauline E. Seiner. whose
marriage to Roose E. Arvin, Logans.
port, will take place Saturday. was
honored at bridge party and mis-
cellaneous shower given Wednesday
night by her sister, Mrs. Ralph A,
Shlnkle, at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Seiner, 300 Wood
lawn avenue.
Garden flowers were arranged
about he house to carry out the
bridal colors, blue and pink. Guests
included: n
Mesdames Louise Adams. GAYLE Arvin
Mary Ashamy. Louise Barton, Mary Eb-
ner. Patricia Hilton. Grace Krohl Nellie
0uinlan. Lacy Walters. Misses Glare Mae
Barrett. Eva Brown. Lula Crane. Geueyievs
Crawford. Dorothy Davis. Thelma Eads.
Catherine Zimmerman. Margaret. Gansman,
Rosamund Gardner. GLADYS Gieseke, Ger,
aldine Gibson. Lois Hudson. Mary EVELYN
McFall. Stella Menke. Evelyn Nordloh.
Alice and Anna O'DonnelI. Antoinette
siener. Marie siener. Madeline Siener.
Marie siener. Leafy stiles and EVELYN
Wolfe. FF
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Card Parties

The Altar society of Sacred Heart
church will entertain with its
monthly card party Friday night in
st. Cecilia clubrooms. All games
will be played.
Card pasty, sponsored by the Ia
dies auxiliary, Ancient Order OF
Hibernians No. 10, which was tc
have been held Friday, has beer
postponed until Friday night, July
Is. Mrs. Charles zeigler is chair
man.
Capitol City Circle 6, United
Ancinet Order of Druids, will give a
benefit card party tonight at the
Druids hall, 291a South Delaware
street. Mrs. Jennie Laux is in
charge.
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Miss Cooper
to Be Bride
of Ohio Man

Miss Ann NJ. Cooper, Indian
apolis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Cooper, Anderson. will be-
come the bride Of Russell E. Han
sen, Cleveland, O., in a ceremony to
be solemnized at 4 this afternoon in
North Methodist Episcopal church.
The Rev. w. w. Want viii Of
ficiate.
Mr.. Hansen's parents are Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. P. Hansen, Nye, Wis.
Organist on Program
The ceremony will be performed
before an altar banked with palms,
ferns and summer flowers, lighted
at each side with cathedral can
dies in seven-branch candelabra.
Miss Betty Jane CARRIER, organist,
will play II Love You Truly" "Lieb-
estraum" and a group of Delta
Gamma songs preceding the en-
trance Of the bridal party. Only
the immediate families and few
friends will attend.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear
a white suit of crepe Biarritz, made
along tailored lines, and a rough
straw hat with aureole brim. She
will wear all white accessories, and
carry a shower bouquet of Johanna
Hill roses, lilies Of the valley and
gardenias.
Leaving for East
Miss Ruth Cooper, Anderson, sis
ter Of the bride, and her only at
tendant, will wear an aqua marine
blue gown Of Roshanara crepe with
pink accessories, and will carry pink
roses and blue delphinium. William
Douglas, Chicago, will be best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen will leave
Immediately after the ceremony for
a two weeks motor trip through the
east. They will be at home after
July 10, at 1887 Cliston boulevard,
Lakewood, o. The bride attended
Butler university, and is member
of Delta Gamma sorority. Mr..
Hansen is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
A wedding breakfast for the
bridal party was served this morn
ing at the home of Mrs. Ivan T.
Rogers, 4303 North Capitol avenue.
The table was centered with a
wedding cake, with appointments in
the bridal colors, pink and blue.
Garden flowers were arranged about
the house.
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mer to find themselves turned into
outdoor dining rooms.
Very smartly surprised, too for
the things used for these outdoor
meals are colorful and interesting
enough to make spinach gay SUBJ
ject.
Yes, you take some of those new
heatproof casseroles with bright
colored designs and set them out on
a table with gaily plaided and
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Mrs. Benson to
Fete Visitors
at Tea Party

Mrs. John G.. Benson will enter
tain this afternoon at her home,
1868 North Delaware street, with a
tea for her sisters, Mrs. Louise j..
Strong and Miss Margaret Jordan,
and her niece, Miss Margaret
Strong, all of Seattle, who are her
house guests.
Mrs. Benson has invited women in
the city, who are former classmates
and sorority sisters of Mrs. Strong
and Miss Jordan, who attended De
PAW university, and are members
of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
During the afternoon a program
of music will be presented by Mrs.
Charles Wooeson, pianist. The house
will be decorated with baskets of
garden flowers.
Several other parties have been
given for the visitors during the past
week,
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fringed peasant linens :. throw in
breeze :. and appetites are whet-
ted right away.
ColOred Dishes Striking
OF course colored service dishes
go along with all this, too. Willow
ware such as we've sketched or
maybe plain colored pottery. Or
polka dots to pop out at you as you
eat to the bottom of your plate.
We've seen French Quimper ware
with cheerful peasant figures, look
ing very much at home in such a
picnicky atmosphere, too.
When your china gets really riot
GUS with color, it's better to have a.
plain cloth natural crash or the
new Deruta linen mats that are in
expensive these days.
Iced tea tastes even better in a
ruby red goblet and entirely
different from cobalt blue. These
colors often fit in very pleasantly
with peasant linens and bright
colored china.
The new painted glassware i.
with rings or flowers or clever car
toons make iced drinks more in
teresting too.
Knife Handles CoIored
And lots of smart hostesses be-
lieve in doing the thing up brown
or more likely red or blue il.
by using colored handled knives and
forks.
In fact, folks who really go in for
eating outdoors as a regular thing,
have special tables too. With stain
proof finishes that can't be spoiled
by hot dishes. Or maybe one of
those glass top refectory tables.
This has a stretcher shaped to
hold a pot of flowers. You can look
right down and admire the flowers
as you eat. And then no center
piece is needed.
For the usual type of table, how
ever, there are all sorts of ways to
arrange a different-looking center
piece.
If you'd like to know about them.
send the coupon below.
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MRS. SCHWANINGER
HONORED AT PARTY

Mrs. Charles E. Schwaninger.
formerly Miss Jessie Wilson, was
entertained Wednesday night at
bridge party and personal shower,
given by Miss Mildred Nordloh. 406
North Riley avenue.
The guests included Misses Eliza
beth Grove, Minnie Singer, Ruth
Hall, Jennie Shopper, Marjorie
Moore, Thelma Aston and Evelyn
Nordloh and Mrs. Gene Woodfin.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother Mrs. E. G. Nordloh
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Personals

Misses Helen Dongus, Dorothy
Schaefer, Mildred Kritsch and Edna
kritsch will leave Friday for visit
in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Chrisman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seitz, st. Louis,
and Miss Gladys Gates, Birming-
ham, Ala, are the house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Macdonald
639 North Riley avenue.
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MISS HOOKER TO BE
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE

Miss Gladys Hooker, 354S Ken
wood avenue, will entertain tonight
at q bridge party. Her mother. Mrs.
Frederick N. Hooker, will assist.
Guests will be:
Mesdames Philip Miller. Ross T. Ewert.
William Walker, Marvin L. Lugar. Herbert
G. SCHUYLER Blue and Robert Bower and
the Misses Maude Ann Searcy.eJean Rich
ardson. Clara Foxworthy Frances Woolery,
Martha Baker. Betty Bowman and Alice
Elizabeth Harh OF franklin
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w Gf1TG
Checks prove a favorite for re-
sort.
Today's model is a yellow linen
printed in brown. The attractive
collar is plain yellow linen. The
bow tie tones with the brown of
the print, and is crepe silk
The panel front is decidedly
length giving. 1t makes this youth
full model suited for miss or matron.
Style No. 462 is designed for sizes
IS, 10, 20 years, SO, SO, 40 and AZ
inches bust. Size So requires 31s
yards of 39-inch material with u
yard of 35-inch contrasting.
Another smart scheme is pale blue
pique printed in white spots. Make
the collar of plain white pique. The
belt can be of self-fabric or with a
blue leather belt.
Our Summer Fashion Magazine
will help you economic. Price OF
the book, 10 cents.
Price of pattern, Is cents in stamps
or coin (coin is preferred. WRAP
coin carefully.
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Bishop and Mrs. Edgar Blake
VIII Be HOnOYed at Dinner"

Bishop and Mrs. Edgar Blake,
who will leave soon for residence in
Detroit, will be honor guests tonight
at a dinner to be given by George
j. Marott in the Marott ballroom
More than a hundred and fifty
people prominent in the religious,
social and business life of the city
will attend
The ballroom will be decorated
with palms, ferns and summer flow
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NEW YORK, June 30.-If you
IN read Riley's child poems when
you were very young, you probably
ate up the one with the refrain, I'VE
ct out on the porch" All children
like the idea :. r. and we find that
most grown-ups are children on this
point.
So much so that a good many
porches and sleepy, shaded yards
are going to be surprised this sum-
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Helen Beattie, Earl Miller
Married i'm Church Ceremony

Miss Helen Beattie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beattie, Shir-
ley, became the bride of Earl Miller
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Miller
1858 College avenue, at 1880 this
morning at the North Methodist
Episcopal church. The Rev. w.
w. Want performed the ceremony.
The altar was banked with green
cry, interspersed with summer flow
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MADISON GIRL IS
GUEST AT BRIDGE

Miss Helen Holtzhauer. Madison.
Ind. is the house guest of Mrs.
James Sullivan, 1868 Kenwood ave-
nue.. Mrs. Sullivan entertained
Wednesday night with a bridge
party IN her honor. assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Theresa Hill. Guests
were:
Mrs. Louis Roll. Mrs. Roy j. Burke: and
Misses Christine Hahn. Lillian Uphaus,
Helen Uphais, Loretta Burke and GLADYS
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MRS. BILYEU NEW
HEAD OF AUXILIARY

Mrs. Francis Bilyeu was installed
as president Of the past presidents
council of Catherine Merrill Tent,
Daughters of Union veterans of
Civil war, at luncheon meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. An
drew Underwood, SGT Stevens street.
Brothers who took Office are Mrs.
Hattie M. Hopkins, vice-president;
Mrs. Nellie McGinnis, secretary, and
Mrs. May Mcintyre, treasurer.
Mrs. Effie Rogers is the retiring
president.
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NEWLYWEDS TO
BE ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Horn
brook, 1857 North Pennsylvania
street, will entertain at dinner to-
night at the Indianapolis Country
Club for Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald w.
Garstang, who were recently
married.
The table will be decorated with
summer flowers. Following din
ner, tables will be arranged for
bridge.
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ARTHUR C. COPE IS
GIVEN FELLOWSHIP

Mrs. E. G. Cope is home after WIS.,
iting her son, Arthur C. Cope and
Mrs. Cope at Madison. Wis.
Mr.. Cope. Butler graduate, who
received his doctor of philosophy
degree in chemistry from the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin last week, has
been awarded national research
fellowship in organic chemistry at
Harvard university.
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ArrQNQes Recital

Mrs. Alice F. Emerson will present
her piano pupils in a recital at
Saturday in her studio, 913 East
Eleventh street. Those to take part
are Joyce Hellenberg. who will re-
ceive certificate for completion
of the course in the intermediate
department; Genevieve Lee, Edna
Wright. Lena and Slodina De Pre-
and Lillian and Phyllis Moore.
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MISS HUBER TO
BECOME BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huber, 31O9
Jackson avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Amelia Huber, to Carl Viking, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles viking
$50 North Addison street.
The wedding will take place July
2 in the rectory of st. Anthony
church with Miss Mary Huber, sis
ter Of the bride-elect, and Fred
Meyers as attendants. The couple
will go on wedding trip to Lake
Michigan.