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Evening star., 1932-03-18

AUTOMOBILES at Weschlers auto auction,
928 H st. NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
day, 10 am. Usually good assortment:
CADILLAC V-8 5-Passenger
Sedan, late 1880 model, and looks
just as good as the day it was
bought. Mileage, 5000. Car has
been in storage since Sept. Per-
feet condition. Car must be seen
to be appreciated. $500 cash.
Address Box 3o-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-03-18

In the priests hands were leathern thongs, and
these he tied about Tarzan's wrists and forearms
until they were completely bound together from his
elbows almost to his fingers. Behind the priest the
ape-man presently saw Others and several lay
hold Of him and pulled him up through the hole
Almost instantly his eyes were above the level of
the floor he understood how they had trapped him.
Two nooses had lain encircing the aperture into the
Evening star., 1932-03-18

One priest had waited at the end OF each OF these
ropes and at opposite sides of the chamber. When
Tarzan had climbed to a sufficient height upon the
rope that had dangled into his prison below and
his arms were well within the encrcnng snares,
the two priests had pulled quickly upon their ropes
Thus he had easily been made captive, with no
chance of defending himself or infcting injury
upon his captors Now they bound his legs from
ne opkIe tn his
Evening star., 1932-03-18
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED-sMALL HOUSES IN GEORGE
town, Burleith. nearby Virginia and near
Walter Reed Hospital; priced from SIS to
500 month. Telephone between 9 and s.,
giving prices and description
AT ONCE, SMALL HOUSE WITH LOT, GOOD
condition, modern, reasonable; nearby Nd.
preferred. Address Box 65-R, Star once.
FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS WISHES 10
rent or room house in respectable Gentle
neighborhoodi rent must be reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 64-R, Star once. 20s
Continued on Next PaEe.I :.
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Upward on the braided rope, Tarzan pulled himself
nearer and nearer the roof. In moment his eyes
would be above the level Of the upper floor. Al
ready his extended arms projected into the cham
Der above him. Then suddenly something closed
upon both of his forearms, pnioning them tightly
and leaving him hanging in midair unable to ad-
vance or to retreat Immediately light appeared
In the room above him, and presently he saw the
hideous mask of priest peering down upon him
Evening star., 1932-03-18

Picking up the helpless Tarzan they carried him
from the chamber. No word did they speak to
him as they bore him to the temple yard Before
the wall of the palace sign of the onged-for aid
mad arrived to help Ja-dons sde And now In the
fuu light Of the new sun, upon the roof OF one OF
the palace buildings appeared Lu-don, the h1gn
priest, and Mo-sar, the pretender to the throne.
Behind them were banked a score of lesser priests
who chanted In unison: Lay down your arms and
surrender The false Dor -ul-Otho is prisoner"
Evening star., 1932-03-18

FOR COLORED-$3OOO.
NEAR NAVY YARD-I226 ST Sc
House consisting OF large rooms, bath,
Arcola heat: large rear yard.
14th and K CAFRITz. Dist $3.50.
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Miss Novella Ottensmeyer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. OF
tensmeyer of Vincennes, will be-
come the bride of Harold R. Wen
ming at 7:9O Sunday at the home OF
the bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
Josephine M. Wenning, 927 Mills
avenue.
The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. H. F. Weckmueller,
pastor of the Emmanuel Reformed
church, before a bank of palms and
ferns. lighted with candelabra and
interspersed with summer flowers.
Mrs. Frances Bodkins will sing
It Love You Truly" accompanied
bv Mrs. Nell Walker, who will play
Wagner's Lohengrin wedding march
as the professional. Mrs. Walker
will play during the informal re-
ception following.
The bride will wear a white crepe
gown, fashioned with full-tucked
skirt and cape collar. She will
carry a shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley,
Her sister, Miss Leila Ottens-
meyer, as maid of honor, will wear
a lowered chiffon gown, with blue
predominating, and carrying a bou-
ouet of Briarcliffe roses. Miss Viola
Wenning, the bridegroom's sister,
will be bridesmaid and will wear
lowered chiffon with pink pre-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-27
Criminal
Expert to Give
Two Talks Here

Owen o. Wizard, Chicago, pres
ident of the International Associa-
ton of Licensed Detectives, ma
tionally-known c1ininologist, and
social survey expert, will give two
addresses at the Cadle tabernacle.
Sunday afternoon and Monday
night.
He will speak Sunday afternoon
on 1.-The Conquest of Crime"
Monday night he will give an
illustrated lecture on BLACK Traffic
in White Girls" No admission will
be charged at either meeting.
Mr.. Wizard will tell of his ex-
perlences as a detective and special
investigator in crime, dealing with
flrst-hand contacts with denizens of
the underworld as secret service
man. He has more than $4,000
arrests to his credit during his
career as a detective.
He was one of the outstanding
speakers in the Indianapolis Big
Meetings" series, sponsored by the
Y. M. G. A., during the past four
years. He has lectured throughout
America, Canada and abroad.
The Gable choir, under the
direction of Ray Harris, will sing.
accompanied by Mrs. Marie Clark.
pianist, and Curtis Davis, organist.
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STATE RED CROSS
FARLEY CALLED

A state Red Cross conference will
be held in indianapolis Oct. 4 and
3, according to Miss Mary E. Bailey,
Red Cross chapter executive secre-
tary of Evansville. The conference
VIII take the place of regional con-
terences previously held throughout
the state.
A committee meeting was held
recently. Eugene Foster, Indianap-
oils Foundation director, is chair
man.
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Booth Festival
Will Be Held by
Epworth Group

A parade depicting the activities
of the Indianapolis district of Ep-
worth Leagues will feature the an
nual booth festival at Garfield park
Sept. 10. Miss Alice Gentry is pro-
gram chairman for the affair.
The exhibit will be representative
of the Leagues contribution to the
Methodist Episcopal hospital and its
patients. Canned goods and linens,
which have been donated by the
forty local chapters, will be dis
played on the floats entered by the
chapters. The floats will be deco
rated to portray benefit affairs
sponsored to raise money for the
endowment fund for league men,
bers in the hospital.
The parade will start from the
Central Avenue M. E. church and
end at Garfield park, where the pic
mic supper, games and brief pro-
gram will be held.
Miss Gentry is third vice-presi-
dent and social service chairman of
the district. Miss Helen Michel is
president. Miss Gentry is being as
sisted by Miss Jessie Adams and
Glen Dragoo'
Miss Hester Robbins is chairman
OF the supper and games at the
park.
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Auxiliary of Railroad Mail
Group to Open Season TUESDAY,

Presidents day will be observed
by the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association, at its first
meeting of the season Tuesday aft
ernoon, Sept. 6, at the Woman's De-
partment club house, Seventeenth
and Meridian streets.
Mrs. Jerauld McDermott, retiring
president, and Mrs. Walter H. Vim
zant, incoming president, will be
the guests of honor. Other special
guests will be the past presidents of
the club, who include MeSdames E.
B. Cole, E. E. Woolley, F. w. Dick
hut, James Seward, w. P. Batchel-
dor, Claude H. Dill, Richard Brooks,
Frank H. Small, Alden David and
Clarence j. Finch.
Mrs. Elmer GRADER is in charge of
the program, which will consist of
music by string trio composed of
Miss Olive Killer, violinist; Mrs. j. S.
Reichart, cellist, and Miss Alberta
Gaunt, harpist, and songs by Miss
Frieda Heider.
Following the program, dinner
will be served. During the evening
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of the Indiana Federation of
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs. The federation will
hold its annual house party over
the weekend of Labor day at
Lake Wawasee. Mrs. Frost will
preside at the banquet to be a
feature of the outing.
Mrs. Walter S. Greenough. $50
East Fall Creek boulevard, is
president of the Indianapolis
League of Women Voters. The
league will reopen its Offices on
Labor day, preparatory to taking
an active part in the campaigns
preceding the coming elections.
Mrs. Greenough is also secretary
of the national league.
Miss Leona Tillman, Columbus,
is rush captain for Eta chapter
of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
at De Paw university.
Photo by Hilary Bailey.
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Mrs. Julian Bamberger, 1887
Washington boulevard, is chair
man of the telephone committee
for the Actors and Workers
Guild of the Civic theater. The
guild soon will begin an extensive
membership campaign in con-
junction with its regular winter
activities, under the direction of
Hale McKeen, director of the the
alter.
Miss Adele I. Storck is assist
ing Mrs. R. Harry Miller, newly
appointed chairman of the speak
ers' bureau for the Indiana Wom-
ans Republican Club, in making
arrangements for the clubs
Fundamentally to be held Sept. 9
at the Columbia Club. Senator
James E. Watson will be the
speaker.
Mrs. Adah o. Frost, 3435 North
Pennsylvania street, is president
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Club
Chief Returns
From Russia

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Anyone
who goes to Russia looking for
"cruel bearded Bolsheviks" might
as we'll save his passage money,
Mrs. Geline Macdonald Bowman of
Richmond, Va, president of the Ma
tional Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Club, said on
her arrival from Europe.
Accompanying her was a party OF
fifteen federation women who have
completed the annual good will tour.
They visited Germany, Poland,
Russia, Finland and Scandinavia.
THE Russia people are the kind
est and most tolerant have seer" "
Mrs. Bowman said. ITO my mind,
the Russian masses are just begin
ming to have an opportunity to do
what American masses did 100 years
ago. They are beginning to work
out their political and social saliva
ton.
ANY visitor to Russia must be
greatly impressed with their depth
of conviction that their plan of gov
eminent is right. The average
American has much to learn from
the average Russian about being en-
thusiastic about his job and not be-
ing afraid of hard work"
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INSTALLATION OF
OFFICERS SLATED

Installation of officers will be held
by the Women's Bible class of the
Third Christian church at $50 Sun
day morning in the church audi
forum. AS feature of the in
stallation ceremonies musical
program will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Bernat, cellist, and violinist.
The new season opens Sept. 4. Those
to be installed are:
Mesdames H A. Turney. teacher; c. o.
Nease assistant teacher: j. E. Blackburn
president; Frank E. Lloyd first vice-presi-
oehC; George E. Farmer. secretary; CLYDE
Montgomery, assistant secretary: Miss
Sarah Combs treasurer: Mrs. clvde
Deputy assistant treasurer; Mrs. Hugh
Thatcher. corresponding secretary; Mrs
Wilma Morse. chairman of ushers. and
Mrs. J. Albert Crouch. assistant.
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500, 900 REACHED
IN FUND DRIVE

The $4,000 mark in the million
dollar goal foundation fund of the
General Federation of Women's
clubs has been reached, according
to announcement at the biennial
meeting.
The fund is accumulated from
contributions of $3.50. given by club
members over a period of three
years, half going to the general fed
Grafton and half to their state.
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L. l.. GOOdnanS
to Entertain at
Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Goodman will
entertain tonight at dinner party
at their home, Kessler boulevard
and Cold Spring road, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Efroymson
and their house guests, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Julius Goodman of Christians
burg, Va. Dancing at the Broad
moor Country Club will follow.
The serving table will be CEN
tered with a crystal bowl of natural
fruit, surrounded by an arrange
ment of black glass animal figures.
he colors, SIENNA and green, will
be used. Summer flowers will be
arranged throughout the house.
Guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Efroym-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman will
be Mrs. Ray Levy.
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Founders day will be celebrated
by Epsilon chapter, Sigma Phi
Gamma sorority, with a formal
dinner tonight in the Lincoln
room at the Lincoln. Miss Mary
Frances Brockway is president of
the chapter.
Program for the dinner includes
the reading of history of the
sorority, which is philanthropic
and international in scope, by
Miss Myla Smith, past interna-
tional president, and a humorous
prophecy by Miss Katherine scott.
Alfred Grennaman and Virgil An
derson will provide dinner music.
The sorority colors, blue and
gold, will be used in the table
decorations. which will be summer
flowers and lighted tapers. Miss
Brockway is being assisted by Mrs.
Charles D. Snider, Misses Mary
Jane Schenck, Anne Bowlin and
Miss Scott.
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Miss Fife Will
Be Paid Honor
at Luncheon

Mrs. Denver Fuller, 5674 Winthrop
avenue, was to entertain at lunch
eon-bridge today at her home in
honor of her sister, Miss Dorothy
Fife, who will become the bride of
]. Franklin Ries Of Chicago, Sept. l.
A decorative scheme Of pink and
blue was to be used. The hostess
motheE~ Mrs. George w. Fife, was
to assist.
The other guests were to be Mes
danes Russell Gift, c. Morrison
Davis, Ancil Johnson, Robert I.
Boyer, John Sloan Smith, Glenn
Duttenhaver, Dale Evans, SIN
Gable, Harry Goldberg, Mark
Hampton, Ellison Fadely and j. s..
Ries, the bridegroom-elect's mother,
and the Misses Kathryn Enrich,
Betty and Claire Moorehead.
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Visitor to City
Is Entertained.
by Mrs. TilSon

Mrs. A. Jack Tilson, 925 Hanna
avenue, entertained Thursday at her
home with luncheon bridge, fol-
lowed by swimming, in honor of
Mrs. Lester Norman, Pittsburgh,
who is visiting in indianapolis
An informal program was pre-
sented, including songs by Mrs. H.
G. Hennessey, accompanied by Mrs.
Tilson, and piano numbers by Miss
Myrta Tilson. Summer flowers we're
used in decorating.
Guests with Mrs. Norman and
Mrs. Hennessey were Mesdames
James Martin, Roy B. Stebbins,
Benjamin H. Rowell, James A. And
rus and William Sholtz.
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RECEPTION AND
MUSICAL HELD

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Waldorf en-
tertained Friday night with must
cal and reception. Receiving with
them was Mrs. L. A. Won Staden,
assisted by Mrs. Harold B. Epler,
Mrs. Gordon H. Haggard and Miss
Elizabeth Hodges.
The musical program was given
by the Bernat trio, composed of
Mrs. Marjorie Won Staden Bernat,
cello; Saul Bernat, violin, and Mrs.
Lucille Wagner, piano. Miss Louise
Waldorf, violiniSt, played.
Miss Waldorf will leave in two
weeks for the Oklahoma State COL
lege for Women, where she is head
of the violin department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-27
CABARET" TONIGHT
AT AVALON CLUB

Avalon Country Club members
and their guests will be entertained
at cabaret" bridge tonight
at the clubhouse. Dinner will be
served from $50 on, and bridge will
begin at 8.
Favors of corsages of summer
flowers will be presented to the
women. Among the special enter
tainment features will be the ap-
pearance of The Dixie Baritone" a
radio performer.
Women of the club recently pre-
sented the clubhouse with new
fan, which has been installed. and
assures adequate ventilation.
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VincenneS Girl VIII Become
Bride of City Man Sunday

dominating. Her flowers will be
Madame Butterfly roses.
Richard Pattman, cousin of the
bridegroom, will be best man.
Out-of-town guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Ottensmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin McCord and the Misses
Selma and Geneva Ottensmeyer,
sisters of the bride, all of Vincennes.
After short wedding trip they
will be at home at 921 Mills avenue.
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MRS. LOVINGFOSS
IS HONOR GUEST

Mrs. Ray Wiese entertained on
Friday with luncheon in honor
OF Mrs. Hugh LovingfoSs. Other
guests were: MeSdameS RAYMOND
E. Colgazer, Herbert c. Broeking.
Waldo Michael, Charles SpeIIman,
Theodore w. Klippel and Edward
Brosnan Jr.
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MythologylS
Subject for
Club Season

Yearbooks announcing the pro-
gram for the 1882 1888 season, have
been issued by the Multum-in-
Parvo Literary Club. The study for
the year will be Greek and Roman
Mythology"
The club will open its season for
mally with presidents day lunch
con, Sept. 20, in the Italian room at
the Lincoln. Mrs. Frank E. Wei
mer, who has been reelected presi-
dent, will be the hostess.
The study outline for the year
was arranged by Mrs. Ernest w.
Fullenwider, Mrs. Gerald Hyde, and
Mrs. Fred Kepner.
Organized for Study
Organized for the purpose OF
studying literature, music and art,
the club provides in each successive
yearbook a well-choSen bibliogra
ply, in order that the members may
have wide field from which to
choose material for their papers.
The club will be entertained at
luncheon, Dec. 20, by Mrs. William
H. Polk, Mrs. William T. Randall
and Mrs. Harold M Trusler.
Other special meetings scheduled
are the celebration of the anniver-
sary, Jan. II, with a surprise pro-
gram; the observation of Arbor day,
April 10, and the annual guest day,
May Is. The last meeting of the
season will be held June 20.
The club was organized in 1925
by Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot, who was
its first president 1t is fully fed
Grated and has eighteen active and
three honorary members.
Officers of Groups
Other officers are:
Mrs Adolf Wagner vice-president; Mrs.
Earl Clampitt, secretary; Mrs. w David
Morton. treasurer; Mrs Wagner and Mrs.
Carl H. Irrgang, delegate and alternate to
the Seventh district federation; Mrs. Will
liam w. Stanley and Mrs. E. Preston
Jones. delegate and alternate to the state
federation. and Mrs. soufflot and Mrs.
Clamptt. delegate and alternate to the
Indianapolis Council of Women.
An attractive feature of this clubs
yearbook is the permanent cover
of black Morocco leather, bearing
the name of the club, Multum-In
Parvo, and its emblem, the lamp of
knowledge, embossed in gold.
Each year the programs are
placed in this cover, which is the
permanent property of each mem
Der, thus giving her a complete
record of the clubs study,
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entertainment will be dancing and
cards, for the members and their
families.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for the dinner includes:
Mesdames Alpha Crone, B. H. Williams
Charles F. Heagy. Leroy Lawrence, Louise
Hopkins, H. E. Yorger. Joseph Bvram, W.
H. Bennett. Clarence Bellfry James Brooks
Charles Cole, Albert T. Morgan, and Paul
Duckwall
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BIBLE
SCHOOL IS CLOSED

The vocational Bible and craft
work school sponsored by the Chill
dren's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside
during the summer closed this aft
ernoon with exercises and a dinner
on the lawn of the sanitarium. Mrs.
A. L. Vanderveer, director of the
school, had charge of the program
Prizes were awarded for outstand-
ing work.
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SOCIETY
BRANCH TO OPEN

Opening meeting of the Christ
church branch of the Girls Friendly
Society will be held Tuesday at the
home of Miss Lucille Hefey of New
Augusta.
Members will meet at the church
parish house at $50 Dinner will
fellow at N ss Hemhey's home.
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MRS. FLAHERTY
WILL ENTERTAIN

Mrs. James G. Flaherty will en-
terrain next week with a house
party at Lake Tippecanoe for her
daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Fla
herty.
The guests will be members of
Troop Z, Junior Catholic Daugh-
tiers Of America. They are:
Misses Mary Catherine Sexton. Helen
Lawler. Anna Barton. Mary Cecilia Con-
ley. Emma Blanche Fromhold. Rosary Man
gsno. Betty Humphrey Margaret Rohr and
Mrs. William Rohr. counselor. and Mrs.
Timothy P. Sexton
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WAR MOTHERS TO
HOLD CONVENTION

Service Star Legion War Mothers
will hold their annual national
convention at Baltimore, Md, Oct.
to Z.
The Indiana delegation will be
headed by Mrs. James Hitch. state
president, of Evansville.
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GREENCASTLE GIRL
MARRIES CITY MAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Toney Of
Greencastle announce the marriage
OF their daughter, Miss Irene Toney,
to William A. Stephenson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Stephenson, 925
Fairfield avenue. The wedding took
place May Is at Newport.
Mrs. Stephenson is a graduate Of
the Methodist hospital training
school for nurses. Mr.. Stephenson
is graduate of the University Of
Illinois and a member of Theta Chi
fraternity.
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Betrothdl Announced

Mrs. Dorothy M. Danke. 3102
North New Jersey street, announces
the engagement of her daughter
Ruth Dorothy Danke, to Thomas
Edward Fisher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fisher, 939 West drive
Woodruff Place. The wedding will
take place Oct. /.
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PRIEST TO BE PAID
HONOR AT DANCE

Bernie Smythe
is a member of
t h e committee
sponsoring a dance
Saturday, Sept. 10,
at the J. 1T t ! e
Flower hall in
honor of the Rev.
John j. Flynn,
who has been
transferred from
the parish. Johnny
Riddles orchestra
will play.
Other members
of the Young
Peoples Club will
give q card marty
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Before. her marriage July 30,
Mrs. Eugene Sonderman was Miss
Anna Schludecker, daughter of
Mrs. William Schludecker, 1887
South Talbot street. The we'd
ding took place at Sacred Heart
church. Miss Minnie Schludecker
was Der sisters only attendant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-27
CHURCH WOMEN TO
HOLD LAWN PARTY

The Women's Club Of st. Joan of
Arc church is sponsoring a lawn
fete 10 be held Sept. 10 on the
school lawn.
Features will be a pony track, fish
pond and bakery sales.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-27
Professional Women's
Club Committees Named;
Active Season FOreSeen

Forecast active indianapolis
fesonal Womens Club committees
for the coming by Miss Lucy Osborn who will her econd
term president of the club.
The club will formally with meeting Thursday Oct Meet
this held
Club Seventeenth Meridian
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CHAPTERS to Gather

Theta chapter Of Delta Sigma
Kappa sorority will meet at $3.50
Monday at the home of Miss Mary
Donahue. 324 North Tacoma avenue.
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Reunion Planned

Former residents of Fountain
county will hold their annual re-
union at l Sunday at Brookside
Park.
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Arriuinq From Britain

Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal
of Tudor Hall. will arrive in Indian
apolis Sunday after spending the
summer in the British Isles.
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Chnpters to Meet

Theta chapter Of Sigma Epsilon
sorority will meet at BIS Monday
at the home of Miss Jeorgetta Mos
hey, 2443 Pierson avenue.
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SOrOritu to Meet

Delta chapter Of Phi Sigma Tau
sorority will meet Monday night at
the SEVERN.