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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
PLANS CARD PARTY
FOR ALUMNAE CLUB

Mrs. r. T. Fatout, $40 Watson
road, will be hostess at the card
party to be given at tonight by the
Western College Alumnae Club.
Others on the committee are Miss
Kring, president; Mrs.
Leonard Smith, and Mrs. c. L. Rose
Proceeds will be added TO the en-
dowment fund Election Of officers
for the coming year will be held at
the meeting, June 18
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Pledges Of the Alpha Chi Omega
sorority of Butler university viii en-
terrain tonight in honor Of actives
and alumnae at a dance at the
Highland Golf and Country Club.
Representatives from other soror-
flies on the campus will also al
tend. They are:
Miss Rosemary Recap. Alpha Chi -Si,.H
pl. Miss Harriet Carpenter, AlphA 49,
srheta: Miss Eleanor Saunder. Alpna Del'~
Pt. Miss Catherine spureeon. zetA 80
Alma; Miss Marguerite Hamm' AApp-
kappa Gamma; Miss Lorraine skelton. =
petn Phi; Miss Barbara BaumgAF.ne1'
sYeppa Alpha Theta; Miss Dorothy fal1on'
Kappa Beta; Miss Edna cahaizers Ds''@
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HOSPITAL GUILD TO
SUPPLY DRAPERIES

Draperies for the three nurseries
at the Methodist hospital will be
provided by the Methodist Hospital
Guild. The decision was made at
meeting of the guild Thursday
at the nurses home, when the
members spent the day sewing.
The draperies will be Of colored
chintz, and will be planned to har-
monte with the newly decorated
walls of the nurseries. Mrs. NJ. E.
Thornton, chairman Of the house
furnishings department, with which
the guild is affiliated, supervised the
redecoration. On a background o;
pink or blue are stenciled designs
Of animals and balloons.
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Pledges of Alpha Chi Omega
VIII Entertain for ActiUeS

zeta; Miss Jean Converse, Delta Delta
Delta: Miss Olive steinle. Delta Gamma:
Miss Irene Maseoe. Kappa Delta. and Miss
Ruth Schwab. Trianon.
Chaperons viii be:
Professor and Mrs. Thor wesenbes-g. Pro
fessor and Mrs Milton D. Baumgartner
Mrs. Edna Christian and Miss Emma
Mathews.
Spring flowers will form the deco
rations and favors will be given to
the guests. Music viii be provided
by the Brown Buddies.
Members of the pledge group in
charge are Misses Ethel Finley, Mil
bred Bacon, Rhoda Horne, Ruth
HaIlstein Dolores McDaniels and
Barbara Herin.
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Stirring Musicale to Be GUen
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Holiday

Perry ONeai, adjoining the Holiday
home. Mrs. ONeal is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday.
Mrs. Oscar Baur Is chairman OF
the general committee in charge
assisted by Mrs. George S. Olive.
Other members of the committee
are Mesdames Robert Elliott, George
c. Finfrock, Linnaeus c. Boyd, Hugh
NICK. Landon. and H. NJ Glossnren-
ner.
Mrs. Frank Reed is chairman OF
the patrons and patronesses COM
mittee, Mrs. Charles o. Mccormick
of the ushers committee; Mrs.
Koehne Of the music committee. ana
Miss Pauline Baker in charge o.
tickets, assisted by Mrs. Harold
Robinson.
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AMICITIA CLUB
TO HOLD PARTY

Mrs. w. J. Wonning is general
chairman of the annual card party
of the Amicitia Club to be helk
Tuesday at the Banner Whitehill
auditorium.
Others on the committee are Mes
danes Arthur e. Bender, Edna
Sharp. Ethel Lambert, Cash Grahm,
Edna potts and z. E. Queeney. Res
eryations may be made with any
member of the committee.
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Miss Eloise Sprott. London, Eng
land. spoke on British Broadcast
ing" at the luncheon meeting Of the
Altrusa Club, Friday, at the Column
bia club. She is a member OF the
British Broadcasting Company, and
is visiting in the United States and
Canada in the interests of this
company.
Miss Elizabeth Boyle, president,
presided, and introduced the speak
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casts for the two plays are Misses
Christina Valentine. Myra Rowley,
Louise Williams, Messrs. Rudolf
Sedlak, Harry Krentler, Lorin
Woodward, William c. Thomas and
Ernest Schaefer.
Charles w. Martin will be stage
manager for the production and
Miss Jean Hopper will be door man
ager.
Jesse Pritchett is the new director
Of the players. He succeeds David
Milligan.
New members recently accepted
by the club are Ernest Schaefer,
William c. Thomas. Lorin Wood
ward and Harry Krentler. Miss
Caroline Brown is president, and
Miss Helen Thomas Martin, pub
Lefty chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21

indianapolis Council Of Federated
Church Women will observe a day
of prayer from IL to 3 Friday, May
81, at the Wheeler Rescue Mission,
245 North Delaware street. A topic
for discussion has been selected for
each hour, with a leader, and mu-
sic to accompany the program.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements includes Mrs. r. R.
Mitchell, Mrs. Thomas Rossetter,
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CARD PARTY, FOOD
SALE IS PLANNED

st Joan of Arc Womens Club viii
entertain with a card party and
food sale at 2 Tuesday in the school
hall at Forty-second street and
Park avenue.
Chairmen are Mesdames John
Deery, George Glover and John
Ruddick, assisted by:
Mesdames Joseph Lang, Frank Grit.
Dean Thomas. August Kasper. William
Clark. Charles Wagner. Clyde Bowers, Ray
Bosler. Edwin Marsh. Albert SaneI. Robert
Fitzgerald John McShane. Carl Lukeman.
Walter NaegI. John Langen, Robert
scrogin. Edward Kilrain. John o'Malley
and John srnithmeyer.
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GOLDEN WEDDING
TO BE CELEBRATED

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Hahn.
2035 Ruckle street, will receive in
formally from 2 to Sunday in
honor Of their golden wedding ami
versafy. There are no invitations.
The Ladies Thimble Club will as
sist Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn. Mrs. Eta
DaDvis of Denver also will receive.
A dinner will be held at for rela-
tives and the club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
SORORITY PLANNING
PICNIC LUNCHEON

Lampas chapter Of Epsilon Sigma
Omicron sorority will meet Monday
at the home of Mrs. Helen T. Brown
at Carmel for a picnic luncheon.
They will leave form the home of
Mrs. M. E. Wolff at 10.
Papers will be given by MeSdames
E. Preston Jones, Roland Foster
and w. D. Long. A general review
of Life of Christ" and THE Prin-
cipal Religions Of the World" will be
given.
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Pupils IN Recital

Miss Helen Morton will present
her dramatic art pupils in a recital
Wednesday evening at the Bright
wood NJ. <. church. Those taking
part are Misses June Hollis, Eloise
Golden, Gloria Tomlinson, Lois
Hopkins, Nancy Lou Fullenwider,
Juanita Miller, Betty Lang, YER
nice Michael and John Paul Jones,
Clifford Hennegar and Ralph Daley.
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Mrs. Bingham
Chairman for
Party Tuesday

Mrs. John H. Bingham is chair
man of the card party to be given
Tuesday afternoon by the Marion
County Democratic Women's Club
at the Banner Whitehill audito-
rum. Members Of the committee
are:
Mesdames Frank F. Dowd, Samuel
Ralston, George werbe, Mark Gray, Marie
westfan, Leland Davis. Hereford Dugan
Albert Losche, Kirk Mckinney. Willard
worrell, George Yeazel. P. A. Kelly. W. o.
Smith, May McNutt, Harry Woirhye, W.
@. Gordon. Grace Polhman, Sadie Her
mann, John Donnelly, w. H. Eobbitt, Ed
ward Council. ]. G. McNutt. Francis
Coleman. George wells. Edward Barry
E. S. Kenney and Misses Mary Sullivan
and Statia O'Connell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
Alliance Will
Offer One-Act
French Comedy

A one-act French comedy, La
Cigale Chez les Fourmis" CThe
Grasshopper in the Home Of the
Ants, will be presented Thursday
night in the Washington, by men,
bers Of the Alliance Franchise.
The play will be directed by Mrs.
Richard o. Papenguth, who has had
dramatic training at the De Sauze
School Of Cleveland. The members
OF the cast are Mrs. Louise De Mart
Leonard. Mrs. oscar Baur, Edward
j. Meunier and Adrian A. Reiter.
The play will be preceded by
musical program by Mrs. Jacqueline
Uhlrich. pianist. She will play
"Clair De Lune" CDebussy). Les
Patineurs" (wildteuseD, and "Valse,"
by Chopin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
WINNERS IN CLUB
CONTRACTS NAMED

winners Of high scores in the
plav of the Women's Contract Club
which met Thursday at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club, were:
Section one-North and south. Mrs. Hal
ssenham and Mrs. Harlan Hadley: east and
west Mrs. Elmer Ittenbach, and Mrs. Raj
ston Jones.
section Two-North and south. Miss
Afareet whitman and Mrs. NJ. 7. Moore;
east and west. Mrs. L. L. Porter. Green
rostle and Mrs. W. G. crabili. South Bend.
section Three-Eorth and south. Mrs E.
A Routheau. II. Harrison. and Mrs. Prank
Abbbett. east and west. Mrs. c. B. Dur
Ram and Mrs. W. p. Hahn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
WOMEN'S SOCIETY
PLANS PROGRAM

Women's Society of Memorial
Presbyterian church VIII have a
business meeting at Wednesday
in the church chapel. Miss Ruth
Watson will lead t.svotions and re-
ports will be heard from the Calen-
dar Club. A program win be pre-
sented.
Hostesses will be Miss Bertha
Endley, Mesdames A. H. jackson,
Harry Stombaugh. Phoebe Cliff,
and H. G. lockwood, assisted by
members Of their committees.
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Guest Day to Be Observed by
Monday Club; Play Is Slated

under the direction of Mrs. E. Z.
Files. Those taking part will be
Mrs. Mildred Heller George, Mrs. T..
e. Files, Miss Frances Helen Starr
and Miss Betty Jean Bair.
The program will also include a
group of old-fashioned songs by Mrs:
l. z. Schultz. and the dancing OF
the minuet by Mrs. Harry Jockey,
Mrs. r. H. Pyle, Mrs. G. F. Dillen-
beck and Mrs. Henry Won Grimmen-
stein.
Hostesses for the afternoon viii be
Mrs. George NJ. Cornelius, Mrs. Vic
tor Kendall, Mrs. James A. LOOMS
and Mrs. Guy Seaton.
Following the program tea VIII be
served. Baskets OF spring flowers will
decorate the house. and will be ar
ranged on the tea table.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
CHAPTER PLANS
INITIATION RITES

Initiation services will be held by
Alpha chapter Of Chi Delta Chi So
rority Sunday afternoon in the
green room at the Spink-Arms. The
initiates are Misses Allene Saylor
and Mary Sue Runshe.
The services will be followed by
a buffet supper and bridge party.
Decorations and appointments
will be in the sorority colors, or
child and silver.
The committee in charge is:
Misses Freda Coleman, chairman;
Mary Stevens and j. N. Nelson.
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Piano School Pupils to GOe
Annual Recital May 81, %

Pupils of the indianapolis Piano
school will present their fourteenth
annual recital at 8:15 Friday and
Saturday nights. May q and %, in
the Cropsey auditorium at the pub
lie library.
The program Friday night will be
given by the primary and inter-
mediate pupils. and Saturday night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
EFT CETERA CLUB
TO CLOSE SEASON

ct Cetera Club viii close its regu-
lar club season with a luncheon at
1880 Monday at the Marott. Dur
ing a short business session plans
viii be made for the annual summer
picnic, to be held in June.
Bridge viii follow the luncheon.
Hostesses viii be Mrs. Bert Fuller
and AIRS. Fred Robinson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
PIed0es to Be Guests

Pledges Of the Beta chapter OF
Delta Tau Omega sorority viii be
honored at a tea Sunday afternoon
at the home Of Miss Mary Carolyn
Nearpass, IA North Arsenal avenue.
The following wiz be entertained:
Misses Brenda Schad, Helen Ander-
son, Ann Cook, Ruth Chance, Mary
Herman, Betty Frye and Arlene
Gibson.
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Club Plans Guest Dan

Guest day will be observed at the
progressive 5unco, euchre and bridge
party to be held by the Woman's
Municipal Gardens Department
Club at 2 Monday. Mrs. Charles
Bradley is chairman, assisted by
Mesdames Roscoe Conkle, G. r.
Dillon, Lot Gatewood, Oscar Baganz,
and A. E. Shirley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21

May afternoons are ideal for
the practicing of ones game on
the various golf courses offered by
the many country clubs surround
ing Indianapolis.
Seated above are a group OF
local golfers snapped recently
while resting on the course at
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Guest day will be observed by the
Monday Club, at 2:30 Monday after
noon at the D. A. r. chapter house.
A business meeting of the club at 2
will precede the program. Each
member may invite three guests.
A one-act play, viii be presented,
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Plans Dinner Partg

Mrs. Wilson G. Oren, 65 South
fremont street, will entertain MEM
bers of the Past Presidents Club
of the Harold c. Megrew Auxiliary
3. United Spanish War Veterans,
and their husbands with a dinner
party Sunday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21

Members Of Alpha Epsilon chap
ter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority, viii
entertain their friends with a steak
fry Sunday, in the Indiana reserva-
ton in Brown county. The chap
ter will hold its business meet
ing Tuesday night at the WASH
angton.
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Monkey S Z a W
and Thursday
Evening. Pro
ceeds will be used
for relief Of needy
families.
Music for the
evening will be
furnished by a
violin ensemble
directed by Naomi
Norris M artin,
and pupils OF
H ellen Thomas
Martin, who will
present readings
and m i C a !
monologs.
Members Of the
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Players Final
Program to Be
Given June 3

Brookside Players will present
their last program of the season
at 8 Friday night, June 3, at the
Brookside Community house. They
will give two one-act plays, THE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
Plan Benefit Bridge

Sigma Epsilon sorority win hold
a benefit bridge party this att
ernoon at the Banner-Whitehil
auditorium. Misses Margaret Big
Gins and Kathryn Davidson are IN
charge.
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by intermediate and advance pupils.
Fridays program follows:
Ring Dance" ....:......... .Krentzhn
V'''e"n" Doris Ann Muliford.' 80 80
Leora Wood.
Scherzino' ......... ..s......s.s .Cohte
Dance Of the Wood sprites". .Forman
Caroline Petty. ,,.,,s
-''~ W Betty Kerbox.
f'''S vivian Muiford. o''''S
"Flv Away Waltz :...............R oote
Dance of the Firenies' Pennington
Mary Margaret Fatout.
- 'O'e Harriet BRAY 80
Florence Louise Petty -. -.
~ ~ Helen Louise Elliott
-. 10 Ann Keller. -
La PrinceSa .................. .MeI1
Herbert Arnold.
Besides the music Friday nights
program includes two solo dances by
Miss Leora Wood. Saturday night
special numbers will be given by
Miss Geraldine Kuntz, reader, and
Miss Nina Baas, soloist. The COM
plete program for Saturday follows:
Rustic OF Autumn Sending
Ruth Sarber.
Second Mazurka" ...............Go GODDARD
Virginia Rose Perry.
lie Torrent de Ia Montague" ..... Smith
Muriel Bother.
Vocal
al "A Spring Fancy" ... .Denfmore
(bl The Living Daisy ........ Scott
Nina Baas.
Fourth Mazurka" ..............Go GODDARD
Boris Mediteh.
-' MSTv Louise christena = '
Caprice Joveus' ...................Bo 10th
Ruth Myers.
Readings-Selected.
Geraldine Kuntz.
Katherine MoOtz.
"Rhapsodie HonRroise No g.. ...... List
Janet Meditch.
Mrs. Grace B. johnson is director
of the school, and Miss Baas the as
sistant director. The studio is To-
Gated at AIT College avenue. The
public Is invited to attend the re-
cital.
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TO PLAY
WITH MAROTT TRIO

Mrs. Ruth Rainier NeSsler, harp
list, will assist the Marott trio at
the weekly musicale to be held in
the ballroom from 8:45 to 10 Sun
day evening.
The program follows:
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photo BY Kindred.
Mrs. H. Gregor Albers
Before her marriage May IA,
Mrs. II. Gregor Albers was Miss
Margaret Schmcdelt. She is the
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Foltz,
2259 North Pennsylvania street.
The wedding took place at S.
Peter and EaM Cathedral
Evening star., 1932-08-23
CUBS SIGN GRIMM
AS 1888 MANAGER
One Year Contract Understood to
Call for Substantial Salary
Increase.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 23-Charley
Grimm, successor to Rogers Hornsby
as manager of the Chicago Cubs, was
signed today to lead the team in 1888.
The contract was for one year.
William L. Veeck, president Of the
Cubs, declined to reveal the terms OF
the contract offered Grimm, but it
was understood he received a cubstan-
tial increase. Before succeeding Horns
by, Grimm had been playing first base
with the club for several years.
Since Grimm assumed the manage
ment the Cubs have won Is out of 20
games played, shooting 10 the top Ct
the National League pennant race.
Grimm took over the management
Of the Cubs in Philadelphia August .
after Hornsby had been dismissed be-
cause, it was later revealed. he had
borrowed various amounts Of money
from members of the team and also
had been suspected of playing the
races.
The Cubs now are leading the Ma
tional League race by three games.
Grimm Immediately became popu,
lar, as manager, with the players anc
the followers of the Cubs.
Evening star., 1932-08-23
25,O()O PLAN MARCH
ON ILLINOIS MINES
Biggest Delegation in History
of Organized Labor Prom
ised Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, August 23.-
Though a truce has been called in
Franklin County fields, the Policy Com
mittee of Illinois union miners, pro-
testing the new $5 a day wage con-
tract, declared today the march of
$4,000 ciggers to close all mines there
would be staged tomorrow.
"It will be the biggest delegation in
the history of organized labor" the Pol
icy Committee said.
At Gillespie, headquarters of the
strike movement. orders were issued
with military precision. Miners were
assigned to Companies" and leaders ap.
pointed to enforce discipline.
Liquor and Arms Barred.
All along the line went the sterr
command: mo arms and no intoxi'
cants." The company commander!
were charged with enforcement CT thu
order. Many women and children
leaders said, would accompany the car
avan.
Christian County was quiet today
with the Langley mine of the Peabod!
Coal Co. still hosting coal.
Authorities of Sangamon County were
conducting an investigation Of an ex-
plosicn which wrecked filling station
in Pawnee, near the Christian County
line The station was owned by j. w
Groh, chairman of the Strike Commit
tee Of the Tovey Mine, in Chritlar
County.
Protection Is Expected.
The Gillespie Policy Committee de-
| clared it expected protection rather
than opposition from law enforcement
agencies of counties through which the
mass of miners will pass.
Prospects that engineers and main
tenance men would be called out or
strike in Christian County along with
the diggers arose today after an at,
/ tempt by striking miners to confer with
Supt w. H. Hardy of the Taylorvillt
mine No So failed.
| Hardy informed them he would dea
only with recognized representatives .!
the miners union, which negotiated th:
new contract.
Evening star., 1932-08-23
WOMAN PLUNGES
FROM D. c. PLANE
Body Sought in Woods After
Report Fall Was Seen by
Man Near Annapolis.

Annapolis Anne Arundel County and
Washington authorities were searching
this afternoon for the body of an at
tractive woman, about 80, who jumped
or fell shortly after noon from an air
plane into clump Of woods about three
miles west Of Annapolis.
The woman, who had chartered the
plane at Washington Airport here, had
paid S25 for a round trip to Annapolis,
it was said at the airport.
The pilot, Roger Scott of the Atlantic
Seaboard Airlines, saw the woman climb
over the cockpit of the ship and leap
to the ground, but was powerless to
stop her. He landed at a nearby field,
telephoned police in Annapolis and re-
turned to Washington Airport, where
he reported to John S. Wynne, airport
manager.
Immediately Mr.. Wynne and the
pilot returned to Annapolis, where, it
was said, man had seen the body fall
from the plane. Both he and Scott
said they could find the approximate
place where the woman landed, and a
search party set out from Annapolis.
The woman left in the plane her
pocketbook containing $34 and a slip
of paper on which was written the
name of H. C. McConaughy, AIS Forty
eighth street northwest.
Airport officials said the woman,
whom they described as about 5 feet 2
inches tall, first asked for round-trip
flight to Mount Vernon, but later
changed her mind and asked for a
flight over Annapolis. 1t was the reg
ular sightseeing plane the company
keeps at the airport.
H. C. McConoughy Is listed In the
city directory as an employe Of the
general accounting Office. He could not
be reached there early this afternoon.
The woman was believed to be Mar
jorie Fletcher, who lived at the NC
Conaughy home.
The pilot and Jack Wynne, manager
of Washington Airport, flew back to
Annapolis, where they were to confer
with the Anne Arundel County States
attorney, who was preparing to organize
searching party.
Scott was unable to tell the Searchers
definitely where the woman fell other
than that he thought she intended tc
drop into the Severn River but fell into
a shallow creek f15wing into the river
The planes altitude at the time was
about 1900 feet, he said.
At the airport it was said the woman
appeared there shortly after noon and
asked what good airplane trips" they
had. She added her uncle had sent her
money for birthday anniversary gift
and suggested she try long airplane
ride if she cared to.